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TEE CLASS OF 1953

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THE NINETEEN HUNDRED
AW Tiny THREE

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WINSTON-SALEM
TEACHERS COLLEGE

Elstablished for Negroes
as Slater Industrial
Academy. 1892. State-
supported since 1895.

Published lou f^/Ci£fjPh^2^^^>p^

or WIN5T0R-5ALEn TEACHERS
"^ COLLEGE

PEGRAM HALL

KENNEDY DINING HALL

TilELE OFCOHTMTS

Pages

Foreword 4

Dedication 5

President's Message 6

Historical Sketch 7

Yearbook Staff 8

Faculty and Staff 9

Seniors 15

Underclassmen ; 31

Red Cross 38

Who's Who :... ._ 39

Greeks _ .__.^.... 45

Organizations .— 5 3

Sports 63

Kandid Kapers 75

Autographs 79

Class Directory 81

Patrons 87

Advertisements 88

FOREWORD

Every lamp must be lit and every star set to glow. The same is true with people —
each of us must have a life lighter. Here at "T. C", some of us have polished and
lighted our lamps, and now they glow with profuse manifestations of outstanding
achievements in various fields of endeavor. Some of us will strive to attain more
than our radiant lamps, our destinations being the sun, the stars, and the moon. We
know that in the future years a few of us might reach these goals; others of us will
have to find consolation through the capture of a few clouds; and some of us will find
satisfaction by merely polishing our lamps and letting them emanate their light
in ultimate splendor. The pages in this, the Yearbook of 1953, will serve to bring back
recollections of our start to attain our goals. We will always be profoundly grateful
to "T. C." for providing us with the essential instructions and materials by which we
were able to polish and light our lamps. May they send forth their glorious rays
universally so that we may enlighten the hearts and minds of those whom we are
destined to encounter.

DEDICATION

With great respect and admiration for his patience, resourcefulness, and guidance
do we, the class of '53' dedicate this book to our worthy advisor, Mr. Alphonso R. 'Vick.
May his attempts to find happiness always be successful, and his life a full, prosperous
and happy one.

THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE

Greetings to the Friends, Alumni, and Students of the Winston-Salem Teachers
College; and sincere congratulations to this year's Senior Class for this 1953 issue of
the "Ram". It is a worthy successor to the talented productions that have preceded it.

The Winston- Salem Teachers College continues its responsibility of preparing
its students for citizenship and service in this time of tension, fears, and anxieties —
this period of transition. In this uncertain age, our task has grown considerably more
difficult — training teachers in even wider academic and co-curricular aaivities than
may be indicated within the covers of this book. Our task includes deep concern with
the full exercise of democracy and with a renewed dedication to the basic principles
of our founders.

The initiative, talent, and skill exhibited in the preparation and organization of
this book is only one example of the maturity and attainment of our youth today.
May they continue to be blessed with opportunity for service and the courage to meet
their responsibilities.

Sincerely,

F. L. ATKINS, President

ADMINISTRATION - LIBRARY BUILDING

HISTORICAL SKETCH

The Winston-Salem Teachers College was founded as the Slater Industrial Academy on
September 28, 1892.

In 1895 the school was recognized by the State of North Carolina, and in 1897 it was
chartered by the State as the Slater Industrial and State Normal School.

In 1925 the General Assembly of North Carolina recognized the school's leadership in
this field; granted the school a new charter, exrending its curricular to four years above high
school; changed its name to Winston-Salem Teachers CoIIe,ee. The College became the first
Negro instimtion in the United States to grant degrees to teach in the elementary grades.

In recent years the State legislamre has granted funds to the institution fot the construaion
and renovation of buildings — namely, Bickett Hall, Atkins Hall, the Health Center, and the
new gymnasium.

In 1892 approximately rwenty-five students vKte enrolled at the school, and there was
one teachei. Today, there are over seven hundred students enrolled at the College, and sixty-
three members comprise the faculty and staff.

Yes! Time really marches on!

PRESIDENT'S HOME

ELLER HALL (SCIENCE BUILDING)

RAM STAFF 1953

Editor Dorothy Young

Associate Editors Hazelene Wilson, Nainnie McNeal

Sporn Editors James Covington, Dorothy Meats,

Calvin Auten, Wallace Greene

Art Editors Nathaniel Potts, Willis Johnson

Cartoonist Thomas Carson

Business Manager James Asrwood

Typists James Williams, Ernestine Ward

Reporters Novella Phifer, Yvonne Miller

Advisor A, R. Vick

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FACULiy

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FACULTY AND STAFF

MRS LUCY BRADSHAW

Library AssislanI

THOMAS J. BRONXT^

Social Science

MRS. VIOLA G. BROWN

Education and Psychology

MISS FLORENCE T. BUTLER
Education and Psychology

MRS. FRANCES R. COBLE
Registrar

MISS M. MARGUERITE DAVENPORT

Education and Psychology

JOHN P. DIGGS

Music

MRS. GLORIA C. GOORE
Mathematics

FACULTY

lyfRS. RUTH B. HARRISON
Health, Hygiene and Physical Education

MISS ARDELLE A. HENRY

Education and Psychology

MISS ELVA V. JAMES
English

GEORGE L. JOHNSON

Dean of Instruction

WILLARD C. JORDAN

Science

JOHN F. LEWIS

Education and Psychology

MRS. LILLIAN B. LEWIS
Science

MISS BEATRICE MOORE
Dietician

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FACULTY

CHARLES J. PARKER

Social Science

MRS. RAMONA R. PAYNE

Registrar's Office

HARRY E. PICKARD

Music

DR. A. H. RAY

School Physician

MRS. ANNETTE L. ROBERTS
English

MISS MARY E. SPENCER
School Nurse

MRS. LUCILLE G. TERRELL

Social Science

ALPHONSO R. VICK
Science

FACULTY

MRS. BESSIE J. WHITE

Education and Psychology

MISS ETHEL C. WILKINSON
Mathematics

KENNETH R. WILLIAMS
Chaplain

MRS. GRAYCE W. YOKELY

Music

MRS. MARTHA S. ATKINS
Music

CLARENCE E. GAINES
Health and Physical Education

GEORGE A. HALL

Science

MRS LOUISE S. HAMILTON

Social Science

FACULTY AND STAFF WITHOUT PICTURES

JACK A. ATKINS
Executive Secretary

TRAVIS R. HUNT

Assistant Postmaster

ROY H. BROWN

English

MISS MARY G. JACOBS
Health, Hygiene and Physical Education

HERBERT L. CLARK

Education and Psychology

MISS GLADYS MITCHELL
Business Office

MRS. GERALDINE R. CONRAD

Dormitory Supervisor

MRS. MADGE L. NEELY

Dnrmiiory Director

THOMAS R. CONRAD

Health, Hygiene and Physical Education

WILLIAM D. DANIELS

Social Science

MRS. GLADYS D. OLDHAM
Business Office

JOSEPH PATTERSON

English

JAMES T. DIGGS, JR.
Art

MISS FRANCES E. PEERY
Business Office

JAMES A. DILLARD

Music

MRS. MATTIE PERRY

Dormitory Director

MRS. lOLA D. DOBSON
Dormitory Director

LINON S. PRETTY
Health and Physical Education

MRS. NOVELLA M. DRAKE
President's Office

MISS H. BELLE RAIFORD

Dormitory Director

MISS OLIVIA FULP
Registrar's Office

MRS. LEOLA M. ROSS
Acting Librarian

JAMES R. GAMBRELL
Business Office

HAMLET E. GOORE
Mathemattcs

ANDREW I. TERRELL
Business Manager

MRS. RACHEL D. WILKINSON
Acting Dean of Women

MRS. CHARLOTTE HALL

Library Assistant

MOYER M. HAUESER
Engineer

MRS. MARGARET E. WILLIAMS

English

THE

SENIORS

JAMES ASTWOOD

JAMES BALLENTINE

CARRIE BENNETT

JAMES O. BROWN

CALVIN AUTEN

JOAN BEATTIE

ANNIE LAURA
BROWN

WILLIAM BROWN

SENIORS

LENA BULLOCK

JOHN CATHCART

HAROLD CLAWSON

Vice-President of
the Senior Class

RUBY M.

CLYBURN

CAESAR A.
CAMPBELL

LILLIAN RUBY
CHRISP

ROBERT
CLAYBROOK, JR.

DOROTHY M
CORRY

SENIORS

RUDOLPH H
COTTON

ARTHUR E
CROCKETT

CHARLES L

CRUMP

LUVENIA DA YE

JAMES L
COVINGTON
Sgt.-at-Arms of
the Senior Class

MARIAN J
CROSBY

EDNA DAVIS

FORREST R
DIXON. JR.

SENIORS

FANNIE R.
EDWARDS

ISIAH NORRIS '^

FOUSHEE

WALLACE

GREENE, JR

WILLIAM R.
HAIRSTON

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EICHELBERGER

ESTHER GRAHAM

ALICE J. GWYNE

ALLIE HARRIS

SENIORS

JESSIE HARVEY

CHRISTINE
HAYWOOD

GLADYS C HILL

ALVIS T. HOLMAN

CHARLES HAYNES,

President of the

Senior Class

WILLIAM F.
HENDERSON

LAURA H. HOLLAND

PATRICIA E.
HOLMAN

SENIORS

KATIE O. HOLMES

DANIEL HORTON

FRANCENA
HUNTER

IDA L. IKARD

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HERBERT LOUIS
HOPE

WILMA L.
HOWARD

KATHERINE
HUNTER

DOROTHY L. IRBY

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SENIORS

WILLIS JOHNSON

JAMES G. JONES

ALMA E. JOYCE

NORMAN S. KING •^ '

FLORRIE E. JONES

LILLIE E. JONES

CAROLYN P
KENNEDY

JEAN LASH

SENIORS

WILHELMENA
LAWRENCE

SAMUEL
LEWIS, JR.

NAINNIE McNEAL

FAIRLEY MALLOY

RUTH E.
LEDBETTER

DORIS McMANUS

BOBBY McNEIL

MELVERNIA
MARTIN

SENIORS

DOROTHY
MEARS

RUE BELL MILLER

AUDREY MOORE

MARGARET
BROWN NEELY

YVONNE MILLER

AMANDA MOORE

DORCUS NEAL

ISIAH PAULING

SENIORS

RUTH PEGUESE

JAMES PETWAY

DOROTHY
CHRISTINE POPE

ALEXANDER RAY

ROBERTA B.
PETERSON

NOVELLA E.
PHIFER

NATHANIEI
POTTS

NANNIE R.
RICHARDSON

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SENIORS

FRED HAROLD

ROBERTS

Treasurer of

the Senior Class

CYNTHIA RORIE

CONSTANCE
SMITH

MARGUERITE E.
TAYLOR

ESTHER M.
ROBINSON

LA MAURICE O.
SCIPIO

ROBERT SMITH

JEANNETTE C.
THOMAS

SENIORS

CHARLES
THOMPSON

MAMIE TOMS

HOWARD WALKER

BARBARA J
WARWICK

MARGARET R
THOMPSON

EULALIA TROTTER
Secretary of the
Senior Class

ERNESTINE WARD

BERNICE WHITTED

SENIORS

FRANK WIGGINS

DORIS E. WILLIAMS

IIAZELENH WILSON

DOROTHY YOUNG
Asst. Sec. of the Senior Cla<

CHARITY L.
WILLIAMS

JAMES E. WILLIAMS

DANIEL A.
WOODARD JR.

"DAS LEBTWOHL"

In September '49 we came,

To be enlightened or to remain the same,

We came in search of that called "EDUCATION",

But ignorant of the issues involved in this proclamation.

We came from the country, the town and the city
Possessed with various intellects — from wise to witty,
We came as "nonetities" to experience this new life,
To the beat of the drum and the tune of the fife.

We came to meet our amicable President,

Who was honest and fair and said just what he meant.

It was evident that he was possessed with a rare acumen.

Because he was interested in where we were going and not where we'd been

We came to meet our magnificent teaching staff,

Destined to give "RIGID" assignments and also a "LAFF."

We came to woik, to study and to make the grade.

Knowing in the end that the achievements would be well paid.

We came to meet husband and wife,

To break hearts and cause much strife,

We came to be blithe and make lasting friends,

Not to be talkative fellows or gossiping young hens.

We came and learned to pay all bills on time.

From $104.00 to one thin dime.

We came and paid for books that were lost,

You see "ANGEL" and "PRECIOUS" paid at all cost.

We came to pass, to float and to flunk.

To "FIGHT" assignments or play games of "tonk,"

We came to walk dormitory halls all night.

Saying we were "HEAVY," knowing we were "LIGHT."

We came to excel in football, basketball, baseball and track.
To test our integrity and say, "NEVER TURN BACK.'
We came to contribute to orchestra, choir and band,
Wanting to be a part of the best in the land.

We came to be made most worthy Greeks,
Knowing these transformations were not the peaks.
But the things we considered as a must —
To be truthful, kind, honest and just.

We came not only to be physically tough,

But to go to classes and "STRUT OUR STUFF,"

We came to learn the courses so that we could "TALK, TALK, TALK,"

And never ever be "DUBIOUS" and depend upon a balk.

We came to do things right, not "SHILLY SHALLY."
To attend to our own affairs and not to dilly dally.
We came and learned to be very smart.
For instance, knowing the daily menu by heart.

We came to go on picnics, and occasionally a hike,

To attend social parties, Greek dances, "AND THE LIKE,"

We came to learn how to mix these affairs.

To balance them with lessons and avoid the many snares.

Today, May 26, 1953, we go,

To disperse our knowledge and never take the answer NO,

We go as young and vivacious and daring scientists,

Now dedicated to the world as educational philanthropists.

WE CAME AND NOW WE GO.

WILLIAM F. HENDERSON

"FAREWELL TO ALL"

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SOPHOMORES

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SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS

Presideni _

Vice- President „". . .

Secretary ._

Assistant Secretary

Treasurer _ _ _

Advisor

Fred Thornton

---- Ray Wiggins

-.. Imogene McKnight

— Clarice Graham

... William Robinson
Mrs. Herbert L Clark

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FRESHMEN

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FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS

Vice-President

Secretary

Advisor ._.„

Faustina Holman

Janet Hunter

. -. Edith King

Mrs. L. S. Hamilton

T. C." STUDENTS DONATE BLOOD
TO THE RED CROSS

WHO'S

WHO

President F. L. Atkins presents a gift to Magdalene Moore, who was selected by the college
family as the "Lady of the Year."

Naomi Williams, president of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, receives a trophy for the
pledge club of the Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority which had the highest scholastic average during
the Fall Quarter, 1952-1953. The trophy is being presented by Patticia Holman, ptesident of
the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. This is one of the annual proiects of the Alpha Kappa Alpha
Sorority.

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Coach Gaines and Captain Willis Johnson admire the beautiful trophy which the basketball
team received when it won the CIAA tournament.

J. H. "Pete" Rawlings presents the first place trophy, given each year by the Guide Pub-
lishing Company to the champions of the CIAA tournament, to Willis Johnson, Captain of the
winning team, as other members of the victorious Winston-Salem Teachers College "Rams" look on.

John F. Lewis, an instructor at Winston-Salem Teachers College, was eleaed to the Dis-
tinguished Service Chapter cf the Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity and given its "Metit Key" at the
organization's 38th anniversary meeting held in Richmond, Virginia.

Hazelene Wilson (right) took the top prize in the Carver Essay Contest sponsored by
the Horton Branch Library.

EUGENE WALCOTT

HORACE HEIDT

Eugene Walcott, 19, sophomore at Winston-Salem Teachers College, was selected
to play his violin on the Horace Heidt show, "The American Way," on Thursday,
February 26, 1953. Walcott had previously won a first place prize of $50 on Saturday,
February 21, 1953.

Horace Heidt called Walcott back-stage after the show and offered him the chance
to appear on the nationwide network. Heidt referred to Walcott as "a great artist."

Here's to success, Gene!!

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The first Winston-Salem Teachers College students, to be listed in 'Who's Who Among
Students in American Universities and Colleges."

From top to bottom: William R Haitston. Dorothy V. Young. William F. Henderson.
Charles Haynes.

EREEK5

PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL

President William F. Henderson

Vice-President . _ _ Rudolph Conon

Secretary laverda May

Assistant Secretory .- _ _ _ .. Magdalene Moore

Treasurer Sue Helen Kennedy

Puhlic Relations Chairman _ _ _ Susan Lowe

PHI BETA SIGMA FRATERNITY

President Charles Hayncs

Vice-President _ Samuel Lewis

Secretary _ Golden Jones

Treasurer _ Thurmond Ford

Dean of Pledgees _ Daniel Woodard

Recording Secretary William E. Henderson

Chaplain Andrew McKinney

IVY LEAF CLUB

President

Secretary - Treasurer

Alma Joyce
Melanee Robinson

ALPHA PHI ALPHA FRATERNITY

President

Vice-President
Secretary

William F. Henderson

■ - — James Petway

- Howard Walker

'r"'"'"^r Charles Buie

Editor

Robert Claybrook

President
Vice President
Secretary
Treasurer

SPHINX CLUB

Wallace Greene

Robert McNeill

James Wright

- - Clarence Jones

DELTA SIGMA THETA SORORITY

President Marjorie C. Morgan

Vice-Preiident _.._ __: .. Doris L. Cockeran

Recording Secretary — _. _ Marrha Stephens

Corresponding Secretary Susan R. Lowe

Treasurer Alice Gwyne

Parliamentarian — Vernie L. Littlejohn

Sergeant-at-Arms _ Charmin Hairston

Reporter — Bettye J Hall

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PYRAMID CLUB

President Zenobia O'Neill

Vice-President Clarice Graham

Secretary _ _ _ Imogene McKnight

Assistant Secretary -. _ „ ■. Vivian Faribault

Treasurer „. _ _ __ _ Ora M. Watkins

SIGMA GAMMA RHO SORORITY

Presulem _ _ ^^^^ Williams

VicePres,dent _ Lillie VanLandmgham

Secretary ._ ^-^^^^ ^-^^^

Assistant Secretary _ Dorothy Fowler

T^^'"-'"r Aurealia McFadden

ZETA PHI BETA SORORITY

Presuient

Vice-President

Secretary

Treasurer

Chaplain

Magdalene Moore

Helen Kennedy

Clementine West

Virginia Kimbrough

Myrtle Floyd

OMEGA PS I PHI FRATERNITY

Basiteui _ Harold Clawson

ViceBasileus _ _ Rudolph Cotton

,Keeper of Records and Seals . ._ Robert Floyd

Treasurer _ Daniel Horton

Chaplain ; John Fowler

Reporter to "OrtcW Marshall Emery

Dean of Pledgees _ _ Willis Johnson

Keeper of Peace __ _ Norman Sanders

LAMPODAS CLUB

President

Vice-President

Treasurer

Chaplain

Casey Jones

James , Covington
James Astwood
Fred Thornton

ALPHA KAPPA MU HONOR SOCIETY

President
Secretary
Treasurer
A-h itnr

William F. Henderson

Dorothy Young

Charles Haynes

._ C. j Parker

STUDENT COUNCIL

President - - Charles Haynes

Vice-President -- _ _ Nathaniel Wiseman

Secretary Marjorie C. Morgan

Treasurer . __ _ Fred Thornton

Advisor _ _ - - Mr. C. J. Parker

FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA

President . — — Patricia Holman

Vice-President Alexander Ray

Secretary _ Fred Roberts

Assistant Secretary Charity Williams

Treasurer _ _ „ Allie Harris

Reporter Dorothy Young

Advisors _ _. .?. F. Lewis, G. L. Johnson

DAY STUDENTS ORGANIZATION

President Lillie Van Landingham

Vice-President Denoris Cloud

Secretary Laura Roberts

Advisors Miss Marguerite Davenport — Mr. Willard Jordan

President

Vice-President

Secretary

Advisor

Y. W. C. A.

Magdalene Moore
.... .. Laverda May

Regina Oliver

Mrs. Gloria Goore

Leader Miss Florence T. Butler

Assistant Leader Dorothy Jordon

Secretary Treasurer _ Francena Hunter

CHARM CLUB

President Mary Quick

Vice-President _ _ „.... Clarice Graham

Secretary _._ _ Janet Hunter

Assistant Secretary Marlene McRae

Treasurer Catherine Cox

Advisor ..._ ._ Mrs L. S Hamilton

T. C. PLAYERS GUILD

President

Vice-President

Secretary

/. D. A- Secretary.
Advisor _._

James Williams
Vernie Littlejohn

Laverda May

.-. Dorothy Young

Miss Elva James

COLLEGE CHOIR

President

Vice-President

Secretary

Business Manager .

Director

Accompanist

Patricia Holman

Helen Kennedy

Catherine Sudderth

Marshall Hairston

Dr. James A. Dillard
-Mrs. Martha Atkins

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COLLEGE STRING ENSEMBLE

Director .. _ Mr. Hamlet Goore

PEGRAM HALL DORMITORY COUNCIL

President _ _ Nannie Richardson

Vice-President Nainnie McNeal

Secretary _ Laverda May

Treasurer ^ Ruth Ledbetter

Sergeant-at-Arms Marguerite Taylor

BICKETT HALL DORMITORY COUNCIL

President _ _ _ Fred Parker

Vice-President ____ Harold Clawson

Secretary _._ _ Marshall Emery

Treasurer .._ _ Fred Roberts

Sergeant-at-Arms _ Wallace Greene, Jr.

ATKINS HALL DORMITORY COUNCIL

President Patsy Morgan

Vice-President _ - - Catherine Sudderth

Secretary Doris Morris

COLSON

HALL

DORMITORY

COUNCIL

Vice-President

...- Annie Green

;^ Secretary _ Arnette Grady

Treasurer Evelyn Duff

PRACTICE TEACHERS RECEIVE AUDIO-VISUAL
INSTRUCTION FROM MR. B. N. COOK

Winston-Salem Teachers College
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
May— 1953

Dear Underclassmen,

After you have completed three years of your college work, most of you will
be qualified to do your practice teaching. Consider this period as the crowning point of
your college career, and do your best to make it so.

Praaice teaching is a challenge to all of us who want to finish "T.C" Remember
this — nothing succeeds like success!!

Sincerely yours,
The Seniors of 1953

THE SOPHOMORE CLASS POSES FOR A PICTURE

TEACHERS COLLEGE BAND

Dircctur

President

Secretary

Mr. Harry Pickard

Bobby McNeil

Carolyn Kennedy

WINNER AND LOSER

By Edgar A. Guest

The throng loves the winner
whatever the test.

The crowd likes the man who has
proved he is best,

But cheers for the victor would
seldom be heard

Were it not for the boys who
run second and third.

And even the lad who ends up in
last place

Has done all he could just to
make it a race.

The marks that are set all the
record books show.

To those that have made them
the plaudits will go.

But the record established might
not have occurred

Were it not for the ones who
ran second and third.

Were it not for the courage and
dash they displayed

The victor's achievement might
not have been made.

So here's to the fellows not
destined to win

Who still give their best to the
contests they're in.

Important their roles (though
not ones they'd choose ) ,

For there could be no winner
without those who lose.

They give to the victor his
moment of fame,

They bring out his best and they make
it a game.

T. C. RAMS - FOOTBALL

Pirst row — Walker, Greene, Auten, Jones, Brown, Co-Caprain Covington, Woodard, Haynes,
Hope, Graham, Thompson, T. Williams; Second Row — W. Hall, McKnight, Harris, Gunnings,
Wright, Young. Whitley, Page, H. McNeil. Saunders, B. Hall; Third Row — Trainer Pauling.
Roundtree. M. Harris, MCculIey, McNeil, Garrett, Jackson, Carson, Deberry, Mclnryre,
Statistician Wiseman; Fourth row — Vance, Hunt, James, Watson, Holman, Pharr, C. Williams,
Simmons, Richardson.

Head Coach T. R. Conrad

WINSTON-SALEM TEACHERS COLLEGE
FOOTBALL SCHEDULE— 1952

HOME GAMES
October 4 — Fayetteville Teachers College
October 18 — Open

October 25 — A&T College (Homecoming)
November 1 — J. C. Smith University
November 8 — St. Augustine's College

GAMES AWAY

September 27 — Kentucky State College
Octobet 11 — Bluefield State College
November 1 5 — Shaw University
November 22 — St. Paul Poly. Institute
Games won 4 — Games Lost 4.

Assistant Coach C. Gaines.

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i SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS

Center top — "MISS T.-C— Roxie Bowman.

Attendants — (left to right) — Genobia Dunston, Maty Iivin. Christine Haywood

MISS "A & T" — (Miss Clara Lorraine Johnson.)

HOMECOMING COMMITTEE

Leit tn right, seated — Miss Mary Jacobs, Mrs. Louise Hamilton, Miss Gladys Mitchell
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Thornton, Mrs. Ruth B. Harrison; Standing — Mr. Charles Haynes, Mr. C. J. Parker, and Mr
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Standing — C. Jones, Potts. Parker, Price. Harris. Vance, BIyther, Robinson-
Seated — Crockett, Whitley. J Jones. Johnson. Astwood, Emery. Claybrook.
Coach — C. E. Gaines

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SENIOR BASKETBALL PLAYERS

James Astwood, Robert Claybrook, Willis Johnson. Arthur Crockett, and James Jones.

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STATISTICS

FOOTBALL RECORD— 1952

Total Games Played 8

Games Won.. 4 Games Lost 4

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12— Kentucky 8

27— Bluefield State 13

7 — Fayetteville 12

9— J. C Smith _ -18

7 — Saint Augustine 12

0 — A and T College ....44

6 — Elizabeth City 0

43— Saint Paul _ 7

LEADING SCORERS

Name Touchdowns Extia Pts. Total Pts.

William Hayes -4 4 28

Charles Thompson 4 0 24

Wallace Greene 4 1 25

BASKETBALL— 1952-53

No. of Games Played .- 31

No. of Games Won 26

No. of Games Lost 5

No. of ClAA Games Played 19

No. of CIAA Games Won _ -..-. 15

No. of CIAA Games Lost — __ 4

Standing in the conference — CIAA Visitation and Tournament Champions.

The Rams won both the regular season CIAA title and the tournament to make
a clean sweep of conference honors. Willis Johnson led the attack with 26 points.
Johnson was also the leading scorer of the Rams with 491 points, an average of 16.2
points per game.

BOXING TEAM

rra/ncr— Forrest Dixon Coach — T. R. Conrad

Rudolph Cotton and Clyde Deberry received trophies as runners-up in the CIAA boxing
tournament.

Kneeling — 'JIawson, Dixon, StaiiMn.; — I left to right) Greene. Pa.(.e, Deberry, Lee Cotton.

BASEBALL TEAM

Front rou — Manager Cromartie.

First rou — left to right — Graham, Greene, Woodard, Capt. Williams, Page, Thompson.

Second row — Hayes, Floyd, Fowler, Wallace, Lawrence, Young, Simmons, Penn.

TRACK TEAM

Harold (Cocoa) Ciawson. Marshall (Horse) Emery — Confer before the big meet.

William (Mickey) Brown — Runner-up Champion Shotputter 1952

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Penn Relay— Mile Relay Champs — 19511952,
Coach — A, H. Morrow, Emery, Neville, Griffin. King, Capt. Ciawson.

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STATISTICS

JAMES D. ASTWOOD
819 E. I65rd Street, New York City
"Be Calm. Be Cnnl, Be Composed."
Activitf.s: Baikefoall, Y.M.C.A., F.T.A., Year
Book St.iff, L.impodas Club, Baseball, Varsity Club,
Esquire Club, Swank Club.

CALVIN AUTEN

New Brunswick, N. J.

"Help Others."

Activities: Drama Guild, Sphinx Club, Track

Team, Football Team, Boxing Team. N.A.A.C.P.,

Year Book Staff

JOAN BEATTIE
501 E. First Street, Greenville, S. C.
"Unselfish people are never lonely."
Activities: Choir, F.T.A., Girl Scouts, Pyramid
Club,

CARRIE BENNETT
439 Salisbury Street, Wadesboro, N. C.
"What has been done cannot be undone."
Activities: F.T.A., Assistant Matron.

ANNIE DAVIS BROWN
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Activities: Drama Guild, Children's Theater Asst,
Directress, Day Students Organization, Girl Scouts.
Orientation Committee, Y.W.C.A., F.T.A.

ANNIE LAURA BROWN
Littleton, North Carolina
"Live your life so you can face all men with a
ueady eye, clear heart and a clear conscience."

Activities: Y.W.C.A., Choir, F.T.A., Sunday
School.

JAMES OTHELLO BROWN
3145 Lucas Drive, St. Louis 33, Mo.
"// worry be the cause of my death. I'll live on
forever."

Aaivities: Y.M.CA., Esquire Club, Vice-President,
Swank Club, F.T.A., Track Team, Sunday School,
Charm Ciub, Sports Announcer (Disc. Jockey.)

WILUAM BROWN
63 Peshine Avenue, Newark, New Jersey
"Only those who have worn chains appreciate
freedom."

Activities: Football Team, Track Team, Varsity
Club, Track Team, Y.M.CA., Lampodas Qub, Intra
mural Basketball. Swank Club.

LENA BULLOCK

Henderson, N. C
"A winner never quits and a quitter never ii/tns.'
Activities: F.T.A., Y.W.C.A.

CAESAR A. CAMPBELL
312 Queen Street, Beaufort, N. C
"That's a fact."
Activities: Band, Pedagogs, Pentmen.
School. Y.M.CA.

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LILLIAN RUBY CHRISP
1137 Rauhut Street, Burhngton, N, C.
"You know how we do."
Activities: F.T.A., Choir, Sunday School, Y.W.C.A.

HAROLD CLAWSON
1227 Boone Stieet, Charlotte, N. C.

"Gone yesterday and unborn tomorrow, wb) jrii
of them when today can be sweet?"

Activities: Track Team, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity,
Vice-President of the Senior Class, Pan-Hellenic
Council, Boxing Team, Y.M.CA., Year Book Staff,
N.A.A.C.P., Varsity Club, Swanksmen Quaitet, Vice
President of Sophomore Class, Treasurer of the Fresh-
man Class.

ROBERT CLAYBROOK, JR

826 Superior Avenue, Racine, Wlscon^.m
Activities: Y.M.CA., Basketball, Baseball, Alpha
Phi Alpha Fraternity, Pan-Hellenic Council, Sunday
School. Varsity Club.

RUBY MAE CLYBURN
826 W. 241/2 Street, Winston-Salem, N. C
"Now that's the beautiful truth."
Activities: Drama Guild, Choir.

DOROTHY M. CORRY
Route 7, Box 185, Statesville, N. C.
"No one escapes when the rains pelt down; today
you smile but tomorrow you may frown."

Activities: Secretary of Freshman Class, Dance
Group, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Vice President
o fthe Atkins Hall Dormitory Council, Secretary of
the Junior Class, Choir, Assist. Secretaiy of the Pe-
gram Hall CounicL

RUDOLPH COTTON
620 Randolph St. (N.W.) Washington, D. C
"The most wonderful person in the world ii a
dear sweet mother named Pearl."

Activities: Omega Psi Phi Ftaternity, N.A.A.C.P.,
Vice President of Pan Hellenic Council, F.T.A.,
Boxing Team.

JAMES LUTHER COVINGTON. JR.

3634a Easton Ave., Saint Louis 13, Missouri
"Even though the music has ceased the melody
lingers on."

Activities: Co-Capt. Football Team, Track Team,
Sgt. at Arms (Senior Class), Swanksmen, Qu.irtet,
Sports Editor of Yearbook Staff, Varsity Club,
Esquire Club, F.T.A., Y.M.C.A., Basketball Manag-
er, Lampodas Club.

ARTHUR E, CROCKETT
888 Union Avenue, Bronx 59, N. Y.

■ With God's help a man can do whatever he wants
tn do and do it well."

Activities: Basketball, Esquire Club.

MARIAN JANNIE CROSBY
112 Cansler Street, Kings Mountain, N. C
"Do unto others as you would have them do
unto you!'

Activities: Recreation Committee, Basketball.

CHARLES LEROY CRUMP

P. O. Box 1062, Albemarle, N. C.

'The way to success is in your hands."

Activities: Pentmen Quartet, Band, Choir, N.A.A.

CP, Y.M.C.A., Assistant Superintendent of Sunday

School, Crescent Club.

EDNA DAVIS
P. O. Box 75, Spindale, N. C.
"Education is the key to success; turn the key and
open the door."

Activities: Sunday School, Chairman of Recrea-
tion Committee of Pegram Hall.

LUVENIA DA YE
501 Railroad Street, Lexington, N. C
"i/'/e is a problem of give and take!'
Activities: F.T.A., Dance Group, Cheering Squad,
Choir, Sunday School.

FORREST R. DIXON, JR.

808 Scott Street
"Don't live a lie."
Activities: Football, Varsity Club, Boxine Team
Y.M.C.A.

FANNIE RUTH EDWARDS
Route 1, Box 62, Snow Hill, N. C.
"Life is a mixture of laughs and tears."
Activities: F.T.A., Dormitory Council, Girl Scouts.

MILDRED ELIZABETH EICHELBERGER
118 W. Guilford Street, Thomasville, N. C.
"/ am what I am."
Aaivities: Sunday School, Band, Girl Scouts,
Y.W.C.A., Big Sisters Club, N.A.A.C.P.

ISIAH NORRIS FOUSHEE
Graig St., Knolls Development, Chapel Hill, N. C

"/ am the master of my fate: I am the captain
of my soul."

Aaivities: Band, Sunday School, Y.M.C.A., Box-
ing Team, Football.

ESTHER GRAHAM
Route 3, Box 348, Fayetteville, N. C
"As a man thinketh in his heart so is he."
Activities: Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Y.W.C.A.,
N.A.A.C.P. Big Sisters Club, Sunday School

WALLACE GREENE, JR.
7 Boston Street, Newark, N. J.
"Gentlemen, Gentlemen, Gentlemen."
Activities: Football, Baseball, Basketball, Track,
Swanksmen, F. T. A., "Best Actor" in Play Tourna-
ment, Sphinx Club, Y.M.C.A., Varsity Club, Ser-
geant-at-Arms of Bickett Hall, President of Esquire
Club, Yearbook Staff Committee, Boxing.

ALICE JUNE GWYNNE
117 Flint Street, DanviUe, Va.
"Let thy speech be better than silence, or he
silent.''

Activities: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Girl
Scouts, F.T.A,

WILLIAM R. HAIRSTON
814 Rich Avenue, Winston-Salem, N. C
"Be kind to all you meet on your way up the
ladder of success, for the ones whom you snub will
be the first to greet you on your way down."

Activities: Choir, F.T.A., N.A.A.C.P., Day Stu-
dent's Organization, Y.M.C.A.

ALLIE HARRIS
502 N. Pugh Stteet, Lexington, N. C
"To be rather than to seem."
Activities: F.T.A., Choir , Y.W.C.A., Sunday
School.

JESSIE HARVEY
Route 2, Box 208, Washington, N. C.
"Baby."
Activities: Drama Guild, Y.W.C.A., Sunday
School.

CHARLES HAYNES

3 Willow Court, Rockville Centre, N. Y.

'The best laid plans of mice and men often
go astray."

President of Student Council, President of Senior
Class, President of Junior Class, Vice-President of
Sophomore Class, President of Phi Beta Sigma Fra-
ternity, Treasurer of Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Socie
ry, Y.M C.A., Football, Track, Pan-HeUenic Council.
"Who's Who Among Students in American Universi-
t:--'. .'nd Colleges," Baseball,

CHRISTINE HAYWOOD
302 W. King Street, Kings Mountain, N. C
"Do unto others as you would have them do
unto you."

ACTivities: Y.W.C.A., Girl Scouts, Sunday School,
F.T.A., Big Sisters Club.

WILLIAM FRANKLIN HENDERSON
312 Winston Street, Thomasville, N. C.
"Walk roundly, talk profoundly, drink roundly,
sleep soundly."

Activities: Band, Choir, Y.M.C.A,, Orchestra.
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Alpha Kappa Mu Hon-
or Society. Pan-Hellenic Council.

GLADYS CARRINE HILL
Route 2, Box 74-A
"Don't count your chickens before they hatch."
Aaivities: Y.W.C.A., Girl Scouts, Day Students
Org.mization, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Pan-Hel-
lenic Council.

LAURA H. HOLLAND
1901 S. Wingate Street, Gastonia, N. C.
"/ don't know!'
Activities; Sunday School, F.T.A., Y.W.C.A.

ALVIS T. HOLMAN
320 E. 9th Street, Winston-Salem, N. C
"Rather to be seen than heard."
Activities. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Drama
Guild, Band

PATRICIA E. HOLMAN

320 E. 9th Street, Winston-Salem, N. C.

"A winner never quits and a quitter never wins."

Aaivities: Choir, F.T.A., Alpha Kappa Alpha

Sorority, Student Council, Pan-Hellenic Council, Day

Students Organizarion.

KATIE O. HOLMES
Lincoln Park, Lexington, N. C.
"To be or not to be."
Activities: Dormitory Council, F.T.A., Sunday
School.

HERBERT LOUIS HOPE
605 N. York Street, Gastonia, N. C
"Take life as it is because it comes no other way."
Activities: Football, Boxing Team, Track, Band,
Speech Choir, Lampodas Club.

DANIEL MARSHALL HORTON
1005 Bay Streer, Morehead City, N. C
"Live and let live."
Activities: Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Band, Choir,
Pentmen Orchestra, Vice-President of Bickett Hall.

WILMA LEE HOWARD

136 N. Cleveland Avenue, Wmston-Salem. N C
"Don't give me your business!'
Activities: Y.W.C.A., Day Students Organization,
FT A, Pyramid Club.

FRANCENA HUNTER
1320 N. Trade Street, Winston-Salem, N. C.
"He who would govern others must first he master
of himself."

Activities: Girl Scouts, N.A.A.C.P., F.T.A., Day
Students Organization.

IDA LUCILLE IKARD

313 College Street, Maiden, N. C
"To err is human, but to fall and lie there is a

disgrace."

Activities: Aurora Club, Sunday School, N.A.A.

CP, Big Sisters Club.

DOROTHY LEE IRBY

Mobile, Alabama

"Knou how to give without hesitation, how to lose
without regret."

Activities: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Band,
Big Sisters Club, Day Students Organization.

WILLIS JOHNSON

1610 Amsterdam Avenue, New York, N. Y.

"Be kind to your friends and be a friend to your
enemies."

Activities: Varsity Club, Track, Y.M.C.A., Esquire
Club. Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. Swank Club,
F.T.A., Yearbook Staff, Captain of Basketball Team.

FLORRIE ELIZABETH JONES
310 Powe Street, Durham, N. C.
"Live and let live."
Activities F.T.A., Sunday School.

JAMES GOLDEN JONES
Laurinburg, N. C.
"// )'9« try hard enough, you will always get what
you want."

Activities; Basketball, Football, Baseball, Band.
Secretary of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity.

LILLIE CATHERINE JONES
918 Thaxton Ave., Durham, N. C.
"Live well today, so that your light might shine
brighter tomorrow."

Activities: Choir, Pyramid Club, F.T.A., Dance
Group, NA.A.CP.

ALMA E. JOYCE
Wintson-Salem, N. C.
Activities: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Day Stu-
dents Organization.

CAROLYN PRISCILLA KENNEDY
4l6 East D Street, Newton, N. C.
"It takes more than a title to be a good leader."
Aaivities: Band, Choir, Dormitory Council

NORMAN SPENCER KING
"Be yourself but always your better self."
Activities: Track, Softball, Esquire Club, F.T.A.,
Y.M.C.A., Omega Psi Phi Fraternity.

JEAN LASH
1509 E. 8th Street, Winston-Salem, N. C.
"Have faith in all kinds of weather."
Aaivities: Dance Group, Band, Drama Guild,
Intramural Basketball.

RUTH ELIZABETH LEDBETTER
Route 3, Box 246, Rutherfordton, N. C.
"Giveto the world the best you have and the best
wilt come back to you''

Activities:: Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Y.W.C
A., Dormitory Council, Big Sisters Club, Sunday
School, NA.A.CP.

SAMUEL LEWIS, JR.
2605 Manton Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
"You can do anything in life, if you want to do
it had enough!'

Activities: Day Students Organization, Y.M.C.A.,
Dance Group, Boxing Team, Pan-Hellenic Council.

NAINNIE McNEAL
Route 1, Box 13-A, Scotland Neck, N. C.
"/; is better to try and fail than to fail to try."
Activities: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Dormi-
tory Council, F.T.A., Sunday School, Charm Club.

BOBBY McNEIL
1217 Downing Street, High Point, N. C
"Be neither too good nor too bad but be able to
apply either!'

Activities: Band, Choir, String Orchestra, Sphinx
Club, Pentmen Orchestra.

DOROTHY R. MEARS

Fair Bluff, N. C
"Nothing succeeds like success."
Activities: F.T.A., Y.W.CA , Sunday School.

RUE BELL MILLER
Route 2, Box 69, Snow Hill, N. C
"Good, better, best; never let them rest, until good
it better and better is best!'

Activities: Sunday School, Big Sisters Club, Aurora
Club.

YVONNE MILLER

508 Concord Street, Salisbury, N. C.

"To err is human; to forgive is divine!'

Activities: F.T.A., Band, Sunday School, Treasurer

of the Pyramid Club, Dance Group, Yearbook Staff.

AUDREY MOORE .

Route 2, Box 138, Whiteville, N. C
"Do unto others as you would have them do
unto you!'

Activities: Y.W.C.A., Charm Club.

DORCUS NEAL
423 Maple Street, Winston-Salem, N. C.
"Good manners will take you where you tvilt-
nei'er go and where money can never pay your way."
Activities: Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Day Stu-
dents Organization, Big Sisters Club.

MARGARET BROWN NEELY
1623 E. 11th Street, Winston-Salem, N. C
"Strive not to equal but to excel."
Activities: Pyramid Club, Choir, F.T.A., Drama
Guild, Day Students Organization.

ISAIAH PAULING
1129 North 33rd Street, Richmond, Va.
'Never wait or procrastinate, you may miss your
date."

Activities: Band, Boxing Team, Football, Sunday
School.

RUTH PEGUESE
Morven, N. C
"Love everyone: hate no man."
Activities: F.T.A., Y.W.C.A., Sunday School.

ROBERTA BEATRICE PETERSON
Box 29, Parkersburg, N. C.
"One step at a time, hut always forward."
Activities: Y.W.C.A., Sunday School, Dormitory
Council

JAMES PETWAY
511 Buick Street, Rocky Mount, N. C.
"He travels fast uho travels alone."
Activities: Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Drama
Guild, FT A.

NOVELLA E. PHIFER
Route 2, Box 205, Clarkton, N. C.
"Life is what you make it!'
Activities: Band, Drama Guild, Yearbook Staff,
Sunday School.

DOROTHY CHRISTINE POPE
420 Canal Street, Goldsboro, N. C.
"Give to the world the best that you have and
the best will come back to you."

Activities: F.T.A., Drama Guild, Sunday School,
Big Sisters Club.

NATHANIEL POTTS
261 Morris Avenue, Newark, N. J.
Aaivities: Football, Basketball, Phi Beta Sigma
Fraternity, Co-art Editor of Yearbook.

ALEXANDER RAY

819 Tower HiU Road, Kmston, N. C
"One never knows when he has accomplished

anything until he has tried to reach a goal. Never

he a quitter!'

Activities: N.A.A.C.P., F.T.A., Charm aub, Lam-

podas Club, Band, Choir, Y.M.C.A

NANNIE RACHEL RICHARDSON
Route 2, Box 327, Wadesboro, N. C
"Love many; trust few!'
Activities: Alpha Kalpa Alpha Sorority, President
of Pegram Dormitory Council, Yearbook Staff, Stu-
dent Assistant, Registrar's Office.

FRED HAROLD ROBERTS
P. O. Box 636, Chapel Hill, N. C.
"There is no map to success; you have to find
your way!'

Activities: Y.M.C.A., Choir, Drama Guild, Dormi-
tory Council, Yearbook Staff, F.T.A.. Cheerleader,

Siind.iy School, N.A.A.CP.

ESTHER MAE ROBINSON
Route 1, Box 12, Bladenboro, N. C.
7/ at first you don't succeed, try, try, again!'
Activities: Drama Guild, Y.W.C.A.

CYNTHIA RORIE

1006 Stebbins Avenue, Bronx 59, N. Y.
"To have a friend, you must he one!'
Activities: Y.W.C.A., F.T.A., Dance Group, Pres-
ident of Delta Sigma Thera Sorority.

LA MAURICE OLIDA SCIPIO
411 Chase Street, Florence, S C.
"/ want to thank you!'
Activities' F.T.A., Sunday School.

CONSTANCY SMITH
P O. Box 1, Scotland Neck. N. C
"He who labors conquers!'
Activities: Charm Club, Drama Guild, F.T.A.,
Dormitory Council, Y.W.CA., Sunday School.

ROBERT SMITH
.^29 East 12th Street, Scotland Neck, N. C.
"// you can't find a way. make one!'
Activities: Boxing, Track.

MARGUERITE ELLEN TAYLOR
■'17 Main Street. New Rochelle, N. Y.
"Launched but not anchored."
,\-tivities: Y.W.C.A., Girl Scouts, Sergeant-at-
Arms of Pegram Hall, Big Sisters Club.

JEANNETTE C THOMAS
1609 Clark Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C.
"Actually each person has within himself the
power to lift or lower every person or situation he
touches."

Activities: Drama Guild, Day Students Organiza-
tion, Girl Scouts, Big Sisters Club.

CHARLES THOMPSON
P. O. Box 207, Pilot Mountain, N. C
"Love and be loved."
Activities: Football, Baseball, Varsity Club, Phi
Beta Sigma Frarernity.

MARGARET THOMPSON
1109 E. First Street, Winston-Salem, N. C.
''A good name in man and woman, dear my
Lord, is the immediate jewel of the soul."

Activities: Girl Scouts, F.T.A., Dance Group, Day
Smdents Organization, N.A.A.CP.

MAMIE TOMS
Route 3, Box 826, Rutherfordton, N. C.
"For yourself you sow; for yourself you reap."
Activities: Big Sisters Club, Y.W.C.A., Sunday
School Aurora Club.

EULALIA TROTTER

1864 Kentucky Avenue, Winston- Salem, N. C.

"To thine own self be true."
Activities: F.TA., Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority,
Choir, Day Students Organization.

HOWARD WALKER
35 Drift Street, Newark, N. J.
"Where much is there are many to consume it,
so what hath the owner hut the sight of it with
his eyes."

Aaivities: Varsity Club, Football, Band, Forum,
Charm Club, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Sunday
School.

ERNESTINE WARD
1202 B Olivia Lane, Goldsboro, N. C.
"Be nice to the people you meet on your way up
because you will meet those same people coming
down."

Activities: Big Sisters Club, Sunday School, Pan-
Hellenic Council, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority', Year-
book Staff.

BARBARA WARWICK
201 West Noble Street, Selma, N. C.
"Don't do anything today that you will regret
tomorrow!'

Activities: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Sunday
.School. Y.W.C.A.

JAMES E. WILLIAMS
505 Durham Street, Goldsboro, N. C.
"No man is bom wise; no man becomes good
by chance."

Activities: President of the Drama Guild, Day
Students Organization, F.T.A., Yearbook Staff,
YM.C.A.

HAZELENE WILSON
Route 7, Box 259, Lexington, N. C.
'People manufacture their own unhappiness by
the kind of thoughts they think."

Activities: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Drama
Guild, Pegram Hall Council, Big Sisters Club,
N.A.A.CP., Yearbook Staff, Miss T.C.'s Attendant,
'49-'50, Winner of first prize in Carver Contest,
1953.

DANIEL A. WOODARD, JR.

667 Merrick Road, Lynbrook, New York
"Misery loves company."
Activities: Football, Baseball, Student Council,
Pan-Hellenic Council, Y.M.C.A., Varsity Club,
N.A.A.CP., Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity.

DOROTHY VIRGINIA YOUNG

ll Callender Avenue, Newport, Rhode Island
"Let me live in a house by the side of the road
and be a friend to man."

Activities: Assistant Secretary, Freshman Class,
Sophomore Student Council Representative, Assistant
Secretary Senior Class, Editor 1953 Yearbook, Alpha
Kappa Alpha Sorority, Alpha Kappa Mu Honor So-
ciety, "Who's Who Among Students in American
Universities and Colleges," N.A.A.CP., F.T.A., Girl
Scouts, Day Students Organization, Drama Guild.

BERNICE WHITTED
426 Miller Street, Goldsboro, N. C
"Always head for the right path!'
Activities: Girl Scouts, Housing Committee of
Pegram HaU, Y.W.C.A., Basketball.

CHARITY LEE WILLIAMS
1507 S. Pitt Street, Greenville, N. C
"A winner never quits, and a quitter never wins!'
Activities: Big Sisters Club, Choir, Y.W.C.A., F.
T.A., Sunday School.

DORIS ELAINE WILLIAMS
404 Can.il Street, Goldsboro. N. C
"Always reach for the highest things in life."
Activities: Girl Scouts, F.T.A., Sunday School,
Dormitory CounciL

PATRONS

MRS. MARY BEATTIE

REV AND MRS. WILLIAM BROWN

MR. AND MRS. JEFF BULLOCK

MRS. ODESSA E. BURKE

MR. H. L. CLARK

MISS HELEN MARIE CLAYBROOK

MR. W. F. CROCKETT

MRS. PEARL LEE COTTON

MR. AND MRS. CLYDE CROSBY

MRS. INEZ COVINGTON

MRS. RUBY DUNCAN

MRS. EDWINA EDWARDS

MR. AND MRS. KELLY F. GRAHAM

MR. AND MRS. JOHN L. GWYNNE

MR. THOMAS C. HAIRSTON, JR.

MRS. HENRIETTE C HARGETT

HARVEYS SERVICE STATION

MR. AND MRS. DAVID HAYNES

MR AND MRS. JUNIUS HAYWOOD

MRS. MARIE R. HEMPHILL

MRS. ETHEL R. HODGES

MR. AND MRS. ALVIS T. HOLMAN

MR. TRAVIS R. HUNT

MISS MARY C. JACOBS

MR. AND MRS. JOHN WILLIS JOHNSON

MR. AND MRS. MARYLAND JONES

MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM JONES

MR. AND MRS. BURGIN LEDBETTER

MRS. S. McMANUS LOWE

MR. AND MRS. THOMAS LYTTLE

MR. AND MRS. T. E. MALLOY

MR. RICH MASS

MR. AND MRS. POMPIE McNEIL

MR. AND MRS. EUGENE MEARS

MR. JOSEPH MILLER

MR. AND MRS. GRANVILLE MILLER

MRS. GENEVIENIE M. MOORE

MR. JOSEPH PATTERSON

MRS. BESSIE PEGUESE

MR. AND MRS. McKINNELY PETERSON

MISS H. BELLE RAIFORD

MISS ANNIE RAY

MR. AND MRS. FRANK RICHARDSON

MR AND MRS. WILLIE ROBERTS

MRS MABEL RORIE

MRS. L. M. ROSS

MR. MAJOR SIMS

MRS. ALICE MORROW SMITH

MR. AND MRS. W. L. SMITH

MRS. RUTH PENN TALIAFERO

MRS. JANIE WOOD THOMAS

MR. W. N. THOMAS

MR. AND MRS. A. W. THOMPSON

ATTORNEY CURTISS TODD

MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM TOMS

MR. AND MRS. WILL TUCKER

MRS. FLOSSIE WALKER

MRS. MARTHA D. WARD AND CHILDREN

MR AND MRS. ROBERT WARWICK

MR. AND MRS EARL WHITTED

MRS. M. E. WILLIAMS

MR. AND MRS. ROSCOE WILLIAMS

MR. AND MRS. ROBERT WILSON

MRS. MELVIN YOUNG AND CHILDREN

MR. AND MRS. TIMOTHY DAVIS

MRS SADIE F. RAINEY

MR AND MRS. WILLIAM S. McCLURE

MISS F. HOPSEY RAMSEY

!vrR AND ^rRS MANUEL KENNEDY

Compliments of

SHOP

WHERE YOU'LL FIND

SMART YOUNG COLLEGE

FASHIONS

Gallmans Groceries

1502 E. 11th Street

Winston-Salem, N. C.
Phone 2-0731

Southern Home Furnishers
Since 1815

Haverty Furniture Co.

550 North Liberty St.
Winston-Salem, N. C.

Hine-Bogby Inc.

"Your Store"
Clothiers and Furnishers

Phone 2-3145

412 Trade St.

New York Cafe

50 Years Service
303 N. Church Street
Winston-Salem, N. C.

Compliments of

JONES STUDIO

3011/2 North Main Street

Phone 5-1878

Baby Specialist

"DRAMATIZED PORTRAITS FOR THE DISCRIMINATING"

DUK^ POWER COMPANY

its FAST

mwMffTy

Compliments of

Sanitary Food Store

frscooL

520 Bruce Street

Phone 3-5181 Winston-Salem, N. C.

Compliments of

SPEARS

Your Old Reliable Jeweler

Famous For Watches and

Diamonds for Over 30 Years

415 N. Liberty Street

Winston-Salem, N. C.

Compliments of

Joyce Bros. Co.

Wholesalers

Candies Tobaccos Notions

Cor. 6th and Chestnut Streets

Phone 3-3696

"Let us be your candy serviceman"

Compliments of
S. & M. Clothing Co.

Cor. of 4th and Liberty Streets
Winston-Salem, N. C.

Compliments of

Hinkle's Book Store

School Supplies Art Supplies

Leather Goods Gifts

Stationery and Greeting Cards

425 N. Trade St.

Phone 8103

PRONTO GRILL

We Lead . . . Others Follow . . . Follow The Crowd

We Specialize in Fried Chicken

With A Complete Menu of All Grill Foods

"WE DELIVER"
125 S. Wheeler St., Phones: 4-2311—3-9322

W. Clanton, Prop.

Compliments of

THE

BASS BROTHERS ....

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344 South Claremont Avenue

GROCERIES

. . . MEATS . . . PRODUCE

We Deliver Dial 9236

On Columbian Heights Square

Compliments of

BILTMORE DAIRY FARMS

Milk and Ice Cream
Golden Guernsey Pasturized Milk

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^ BSTTBK cleaning!

3tO NORT-M CLANKMONT AVBNUB • ^HONC S34*l

SPORTING GOODS

BOCOCK-STROUD
COMPANY

Fourth at Spruce

Dial 4-2421

IN MANy WONDERFUL
534 South Main St. VARIETIES
Winston-Salem, N. C.

KRISPY KREME DOUGHNUT COMPANY

Compliments of

College Cleaners

403 S. Claremont Avenue
Winston-Salem, N. C.

'We Give First-Class Service"
Phone 4-3411

Brodt-Separk Music Co.

Kings and Selmer Band Instruments

620 W. Fourth Street

(Music of AH Publishers)

620 W. Fourth Street
Winston-Salem, N. C.

Compliments of

Frank A. Stith Co.

Men's and Boys' Wear

301 W. Fourth St.
Winston-Salem, N. C.

Compliments of

Penn's Pharmacy

542 N. Patterson Avenue

Winston-Salem, N. C.
Phone 4-5052

Chambliss Soda Bar
DRIVE IN

HOT DOGS with the trimmings

1445 E. Fourteenth St.
Winston-Salem, N. C.

Compliments of

Hardy's Shoe Repair

Expert Shoe Repair of All Kinds
405 N. Patterson Ave., at 4th
Experienced in Making Shoes

Winston-Salem, N. C.

Compliments of

Kay Jewelers

America's Largest Credit Gilts
On Easy Credit Terms

13 W. 4th Street
Winston-Salem, N. C.

Compliments of

R. S. Shoaf . . . Bondsman

E. B. Johnson

Realtor

434 North Church Street

Notary Public Phone 6208

Winston-Salem, N. C.

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All Over America

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