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THE 1963

TIGER

Published by

The Students
of

Savannah State College

Savannah, Georgia

FOREWORD

We the students of Savannah State College present to the public at large a story of
our college. We hope that it shows the institution to be a PROGRESSIVE one dur-
ing the dawn of the space age.

MELDRIM HALL
The Administration Building

Wright and Hill Halls

'A PANORAMA: SAVANNAH ST ATE COLLEGE IN 1962-1963'

Herty Hall, Technical Buildings, Adams Hall

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GUIDEPOSTS

SCHOOL
REVIEW

CONTEMPORARY
REVIEW

GLAMOUR

SPORTS

ILLUSTRATED

TABLE OF CONTENTS

ADMINISTRATION .

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CLASSES 47

ACTIVITIES 95

ORGANIZA TIONS 125

FEATURES 145

SPORTS 179

IN MEMORIAM 191

YEARBOOK STAFF 192

DIRECTORY

SENIOR DIRECTORY 193

NATION'S
BUSINESS

ADVERTISEMENTS 196

OFFICERS AND STAFF OF THE BOARD OF REGENTS

Chairman Robert O. Arnold

Vice-Chairman

Chancellor Harmon W. Caldwell

Assistant to the Chancellor John E. Sims*

Dir., Plant & Bus. Operations J. H. Dewberry

Executive Secretary L. R. Siebert

Treasurer James A. Blissit

Dir. of Testing & Guidance John R. Hills

Assoc. Dir., Test & Guidance Harry S. Downs

*On leave.

REGENTS, UNIVERSITY SYSTEM OF GEORGIA

District Regent Address

State at Large James A. Dunlap . Home Federal Building, Gainesville

February 19, 1960 - January 1, 1967
State at Large Allen Woodall, President, Radio Station WDAK

February 13, 1957 - January 1, 1964 Columbus

State at Large Roy V. Harris .... Southern Finance Bldg., Augusta

February 19, 1960 - January 1, 1967
State at Large James C. Owen, Jr P. O. Box 116, Griffin

January 11, 1961 - January 1, 1963
State at Large Carey Williams Greensboro

January 1, 1962 - January 1, 1969
First Anton F. Solms, Jr Realty Building, Savannah

January 1, 1962 - January 1, 1969
Second John I. Spooner . . Seldom Rest Farms, Donalsonville

January 1, 1961 - January 1, 1968
Third Howard H. Callaway Pine Mountain

January 1, 1958 - January 1, 1965
Fourth Robert O. Arnold P. O. Box 191, Covington

January 1, 1956 - January 1, 1963
Fifth Jesse Draper Draper-Owens Realty Co., Grant

January 1, 1961 - January 1, 1968 Bldg., Atlanta
Sixth Linton D. Baggs, Jr. President, Bibb Transit Co

July 8, 1957 - January 1, 1964 Macon

Seventh Ernest L. Wright, President, Darlington School . . Box

February 6, 1959 - January 1, 1966 353 Rome

Eighth James D. Gould . . Gould Motor Company, Brunswick

February 13, 1957 - January 1, 1964
Ninth Morris M. Bryan, Jr. . . President, The Jefferson Mills

February 3, 1959 - January 1, 1966 Jefferson

Tenth W. Roscoe Coleman . . Fleming Realty Co., P. O. Box

January 1, 1958 - January 1, 1965 5188 Augusta

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eaicciiion

Mr. John Benjamin Clemmons

THE PRESIDENT
Dr. William Kenneth Payne

PRESIDENT
The college yearbook is an interesting publication. It means
a different thing to everyone associated with the college or
university. To the members of the editorial staff and ad-
visers, the yearbook brings memories of problems, difficulties,
successes, failures, and long hours used in the development
of the book. Experiences have been rich and challenging. To
the members of the student body and faculty, the yearbook
brings together a selected collection from life and learning on
the college campus. It affords an opportunity for each indi-
vidual to relive many phases of college life in a reflective
mood.

S MESSAGE

Attending college today is no longer considered a luxury en-
joyed by only the privileged. Both progress and survival are
related to the quality and quantity of the college product. It
is stimulating and encouraging to be a part of a college that
is alive and growing. Quality of leadership, cooperative
achievement, and learning are indicative of the vigor and
strength found in the college. It is my hope that all who may
have opportunities to peruse this book will discover evidences
of growth.

W. K. Payne
President

The President addresses
the College Family.

Dean Timothy C. Meyers, the Reverend Amjogollo E. Peacock, and
the President officiate on Awards Day.

Dr. Joseph A. Johnson of At-
lanta's Interdenominational
Theological Center, June 1962
Baccalaureate speaker, and Dr.
Payne lead the academic pro-
cession.

THE PRESIDENT IN ACTION

Dr. Payne awards a plaque
lo Mr. W. B. Nelson in rec-
ognition of his outstanding
service to the College during
seventeen years prior to his
retirement in 1962.

Dr. Ezra A. Merritt, an
alumnus of Savannah
State College, is greeted
by the President.

Dr. Irene Ighodaro of Ibadan, Nigeria, a
visitor to Savannah through the sponsor-
ship of the Georgia Agricultural Extension
Service, is greeted by the President.

Dean of Men Nelson Freeman awards a plaque to Dr.
Payne on behalf of the men of the College in recognition
of his twenty-five years of service to the College as of June
1962.

(first extreme left, then extreme right of rows 1, 2 and 3) Dr. Elson K. Wil-
liams, Coordinator of General Education, Dr. Payne, Dean of Women Lo-
reese Davis, Mrs. Louise Owens, Dr. John L. Wilson, and Mr. Robert Holt
pose with participants of the Pilot Study Project sponsored by the Southern
Education Foundation and Savannah State College from June 20-July 20,
1962.

The President addresses the
College Family.

Dr. and Mrs. Payne at home

Dr. Roselyn Payne Epps, Dr. Charles Harry Epps, Jr.,
Charles III, Roselyn Elizabeth, and Carter Kenneth
Epps, Daughter, son-in-law and grandchildren of
Dr. and Mrs. W. K. Payne, Senior

Dr. W. K. Payne, Senior, Dr. W. K.
Payne, II, Mrs. W. K. Payne, II, Will-
iam Kenneth Payne, III, and Mrs. W.
K. Payne, Senior

THE PRESIDENT AND HIS FAMILY

The Paynes at the Faculty Dinner given
in honor of their twenty-five years of serv-
ice to the College

Mrs. Payne awards
flowers to Mrs. Varn-
etta Frazier in tribute
to Mrs. Frazier's hav-
ing given thirty-two
years of service to the
College.

Another moment at the Faculty Dinner in honor of
the Paynes' twenty-five years of service to the Col-
lege

Mr. Leonard Law awards a gift to Mrs.
Payne on behalf of the Savannah chap-
ter of Savannah State College Alumni,
Incorporated in recognition of her help
to the College during twenty-five years.

Dr. and Mrs. Payne greet College students during a reception as
Dean of Men Nelson Freeman and Dean of Faculty and Mrs. Tim-
othy Meyers await their turns to so do.

Betty Gordon, Evalena McCound, Iris
Wright, Mrs. W. K. Payne and Rose Marie
Warren converse with each other.

ADMINISTRA TIVE LEADERS

Mr. Timothy C. Meyers, Dean of Faculty
A.B., M.A.

Mr. Ben Ingersoll, Registrar
A.B., M.A.

Mr. Wesley L. Johnson, Jr., Comptroller
A.B., M.A.

Mr. Nelson R. Freeman

Chairman Student Personnel

Services

B.S., M.A.

Mr. Elonnie J. Josey

Librarian
A.B., M.A., M.S.L.S.

Mr. Prince A. Jackson, Alumni Secretary
B.S., M.S.

Dr. Elson K. Williams, director of the Summer School
A.B., M.A., Ed.D.

DIVISION OF BUSINESS
ADMINISTRA TION

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Mrs. Blanche Miller, Secretary to the Division of Business Administration, types some research
findings as Dr. Hayward S. Anderson, Division Chairman and Professor, examines portions
of the copy.

Emma Geiger does her typing lesson as Miss Marcelle E. Rhodri-
guez observes her work. Next in line for Miss Rhodriguez's ap-
praisal is Florine Rooks. The identifiable persons in the back-
ground from left to right are James C. Neal, Tony Robinson,
Geraldine Cutter, and Barbara Kirkland.

Delores A. Clarke and Dr. Cleveland A. Christophe, Professor of
Economics, have an informal exchange of ideas as they stand at
the entrance of one of the professor's classrooms.

Mr. Wiley A. Perdue, Instructor, works at his desk in Morgan Hall.

As Betty Hansford observes, Inez West operates the IBM
Card Punch under the supervision of Miss Albertha E. Bos-
ton, Assistant Professor. Standing in the background, left to
right, are Darnell Dixon, Ira Ann Snelson, and Lucy White
who are operating the Thermo-fax, Ditto, and A. B. Dick
duplicating machines, respectively.

Mr. Tribhuwan P. Goyal, Instructor, uses an overhead pro-
jector in his accounting class.

Barbara Greene secures some information from Mr. Ben Ingersoll, As-
sociate Professor.

DIVISION OF

Dr. Calvin L. Kish, Division Chairman and Professor, composes an address as he sits at
his desk in Meldrim Hall.

Mr. Maurice S. Stokes, Associate Professor, lec-
tures to one of his classes in introduction to
teaching.

Evaluating a poster for an elementary class are Edith Albright, Mrs. Doro-
thy C. Hamilton, Assistant Professor and Coordinator of Student Teaching,
Jessie Tyson, and Bertha Dowers.

16

Miss Velma V. Watters, Assistant Professor, is shown in a
moment of reflection while students of her humanities 101
class take an examination. In the foreground is Jeannette
Jackson. Warren Williams and Delores James are in the back-
ground.

EDUCATION

Ervin Williams waits to confer with Dr. John Leod Wilson,
Professor and Chairman of the Department of Secondary
Education.

Mrs. Ida J. Gadsden, Assistant Professor, observes as Benjamin
Sommerset ties a cravat for the elbow using Willie Adkins as his
subject in a first aid and safety class.

Maud Dell Blount and Mrs. Thelma E. Harmond,
Assistant Professor, discuss an article regarding pre-
sent-day education practices and trends.

A Sol C. Johnson High School student and her principal, Mr.
Arthur Dwight, confer.

17

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, PHYSICAL

Dr. Raymond W. Hopson, Chairman and Associate Professor, lectures to his
anatomy class.

Mr. Richard K. Washington, Head Football Coach
and Assistant Professor, chats with Robert Caine.

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Mrs. Geraldine H. Abernathy, Assistant Professor, and the members of one of her seasonal
activities classes, pose with their paraphernalia for playing hockey.

EDUCA TION, AND RECREA TION

As Bertha Barber listens, Mrs.
Ella W. Fisher, Assistant Profes-
sor, explains a point to her. To
the right is Vivian Pray. The
class is seasonal activities.

J. C. Bowens of Albany, Georgia, confers Mr. Albert E. Frazier, Assist-
ant Professor and Basketball Coach.

Mr. Theodore A. Wright, Sr., Associate Professor, is about to en-
ter Willcox gymnasium.

19

DIVISION OF HUMANITIES

DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH

Dr. Forrest Oran Wiggins. Professor, is set up for the use of equipment in the College's listen-
ing laboratory.

As (1 to r) Daniel Hunter, James Jackson, two unidenti-
fied young ladies, and Earl VValden of a Humanities 101
section listen, Mr. Arthur L. Brentson. Assistant Professor,
explains the syntax of the sentence on the hoard to them.

Miss Mary Mary Ella Clark, Assistant Professor, is about to leave her desk
en route to a World Literature class.

20

Mr. Timothy C. Meyers, Associate Professor, pauses during an address to Mr. Robert Holt, Assistant Professor, lectures to his Read-

the College Family. ing Clinic students.

Mr. Hosea Lofton, Instructor, reads from William Wordsworth.

Mrs. Louise Owens. Assistant Professor, is pictured in her
Humanities 102 class.

Mrs. Luetta C. Milledge, Assistant Professor, lectures to her class in Con- Mr. J. Randolph Fisher, Associate Professor, confers with one
temporary Prose and Poetry on the theory of catharsis. of his World Literature students.

DEPARTMENT OF FINE ARTS

Dr. Coleridge A. Braithuaite, Professor, transcribes some music.

Mrs. Myra Thomas, Assistant Professor, listens as Romona Marks has her piano lesson.

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Mr. Phillip J. Hampton, Assistant Professor, is shown at his ease

Mr. James Thompson, Jr., Instructor, gives a voice lesson to Imo-
gene Smith.

Mr. Samuel A. Gill, Instructor, discusses a point in his theory class.

DEPARTMENT OF MODERN
LANGUAGES

Dr. Howard M. Jason, Associate Professor, teaches a Spanish class.

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Miss Althea V. Morton, Assistant Professor, is shown as she in Mr. Julius C. Stevens, Visiting Instructor, explains some German
structs a class in French. to Morris Cooper, a coed, and John Calvin Reed.

24

DIVISION OF NATURAL SCIENCES
DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY

Dr. Booker T. Griffith. Division Chairman and Professor, explains a point to Holland Will-
iams, John Calvin Reed, and Ernestine Clark of his comparative anatomy of Vertebrates
class.

Mr. Joseph H. Wortham, Assistant Professor, explains the structure of the human body Mrs. Margaret C. Robinson, Instructor, instructs
to one of his classes in general biology. a class in vertebrate zoology.

25

DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY

(To the right)

Dr. Charles Pratt, Department Chairman and Professor,

and his assistant, Mary Delores Wilson are studying

absorption of soft drink components. This is a research

project.

(above) Dr. Willie G. Tuck-
er, Associate Professor, and
Mae Idella Glover look on
while Ora Lee Lattimore, a
senior chemistry major, runs
an absorption curve on the
flavor components of acorn
extracts. The machine being
used is a spectrophotometer.

(below) Morris Cooper,
Ida Dukes, Veronica Owens,
Mr. Marion D. Mendenhall,
Instructor, Ora Lee Latti-
more, and Ezekiel Cooper
are in conference concern-
ing a chemistry problem.
The students are looking for
the answer.

(above) Kermetta
Clarke and Mr. C.
Vernon Clay, As-
sociate Professor,
confer regarding a
mathematics prob-
lem in chemistry.

DEPARTMENT OF
MA THEM A TICS AND PHYSICS

Mr. John B. Clemmons, Department Chairman and Associate Professor, engages in research.

Mr. Prince A. Jackson,
Assistant Professor, is
shown in profile. He is
on leave during 1962-63.

Mrs. Martha W. Wilson, Assistant Professor,
discusses a plane analytic geometry problem.

Mr. W. Virgil Winters, Professor, checks as Adelle Batchelor and
Brigham Brannan seek to solve a physical science problem.

Mrs. Sylvia E. Bowen, Assistant Professor, Mr. Walter W. Leftwich, Assistant Professor, observes Theodore Pittman, William
pauses amidst the grading of physical science Shelton Daniel, and Ethel Ross at work in his physical science class,
and plane trigonometry papers.

27

DIVISION OF

Dr. Elmer J. Dean, Division Chairman and Professor, lectures to his class
in history of the United States and Georgia.

Assistant Professor Blanton E. Black confers with Juanita Virgil about her as- Mr. W. E. Griffin, Assistant Professor, pauses for the pho-
signment in geography. tographer amidst reading the literature of his field.

SOCIAL SCIENCES

Dr. Elson K. Williams, Professor, addresses the College Family.

Mr. Whittington B. Johnson, Instructor lectures to his class
in western culture.

Dr. Joan L. Gordon, Professor, lectures to her class in psychological basis
for human behavior.

DIVISION OF TECHNICAL SCIENCES

As Ernest B. Brunson records the findings of Willie Wilkerson's surveying, Dr. Clyde W. Hall,
Division Chairman and Professor, observes.

DEPARTMENT OF
ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

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Mr. Frederick D. Browne, II, Chairman of the Department of Engineering Technology and
Assistant Professor, makes a point regarding an engineering mechanics problem.

30

Mr. Leroy W. Brown, Assistant Pro-
fessor, are discussing a speed setting
for the lathe. In the background are
Otis Cox and Leander Cannick who
are involved with other machines.

Mr. Charles Philson, Instructor, de-
termines the transconductance of an
electron tube with the micromhomet-
er. (sic)

John Parrish, Ithamus Studgeon, and
Mr. Eddie B. Bivins, Instructor, dis-
cuss a technique for the effective
teaching of the industrial arts.

31

Mr. Wilbur H. Sullivan, Associate Professor, explains a problem
in general electricity to Gentle Powers, Ernest Brunson, David
Street, and Willie Wilkerson.

B. C. Carswell and Mr. Eugene Jackson, Instructor, discuss the de-
tails of an architectural drawing.

Mr. Robert Pindar, Instructor, is altering the windings of an elec-
tric motor.

As Robert Smith, Shelton Daniels, and Thomas Richardson of an ad-
vanced woodwork class observe, Mr. Frank D. Tharpe, Assistant Pro-
fessor, demonstrates the proper method of finishing a specimen of
wood to a desired thickness.

32

DEPARTMENT OF HOME ECONOMICS

Mrs. Evanel Terrell, De-
partment Chairman and
Associate Professor, discusses
a point with Claudine Mitch-
ell, Catherine Shavers,
and Jeannette Green of her
advanced foods Class.

Mrs. Martha M. Avery, Assistant Professor, illustrates a technique
to Catherine Shavers, Sherard Allgood, Ida Matthews, and Gwen-
dolyn Miller of her millinery class.

Mrs. Mollie N. Curtright, Assistant Professor, collates material for
an examination to be given to her meal planning students.

Miss Zelia E. Owens,
Instructor, lectures to
her class in special
problems in child de-
velopment.

33

DIVISION OF HOME STUD Y

Mr. W. E. Griffin, Director of the Division of Home Study, reads a report as he sits in
his office in Meldrim Hall.

(at right) Mrs. Shirley Thomas Wright, Supervisor of the Division of Home Study,
pauses amidst writing a report to be submitted to the Division Director.

TRADE AND INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION TEACHERS OF GEORGIA.

Pictured above are members of an in-service class for trade and
industrial education teachers that dealt with curriculum de-
velopment and that was offered at the College during the sum-

mer of 1962. Mr. Amater Z. Traylor, Itinerant Teacher Trainer
of Industrial Education, is on the BACK ROW at the extreme
right.

GEORGIA AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE

Miss Carrie B. Powell. As-
sistant Club Agent, is giving a
demonstration having to do with
the adult education phase of
agricultural extension work. Lis-
tening to her are Mr. M. C. Little,
Assistant Negro Club Agent; Mr.
Augustus Hill, State Agent, Ne-
gro Work; Mr. J. A. Demons,
Area Supervisor; Mrs. Ann J.
Postell, Area Supervisor; and
Mr. K. C. Childers, Area Super-
visor.

At the right Mrs. Ruby Black, Mrs.
Vera Brown, and Mrs. Essie Wil-
liams, clerks in the Office of the
Georgia Agricultural Extension Serv-
ice, the headquarters of which is
located in Hill Hall on the College
campus, confer regarding a report to
be sent from their office.

35

Mr. Elonnie J. Josey, Chief Librarian, ad-
dresses the College Family.

Miss Louella Hawkins, Reference Librarian, confers with Armstrong McMillan and Thel-
ma Evans.

LIBRARY STAFF

Miss Althea Williams, Circulation Librarian, confers with Mary Jones.

Mrs. Madeline Dixon, Catalog
Librarian, checks index cards
for the card catalog.

STUDENT PERSONNEL STAFF

Dean of Students Nelson R. Freeman talks with the student
body.

Mrs. Claytae Watson, Director of Wright Hall, reads at her desk
in the dormitory.

Miss Loreese E. Davis, Dean of Women, confers with Earline Freeman.
37

Dr. Stephen M. McDew, Jr., college physician, takes Bennie W. Brown's blood pressure.

Miss Marcelle Rhodriguez is a Counsellor to the
girls of Camilla Hubert Hall.

Mrs. Gertrude Holmes, College Nurse, works at her desk in the infirmary.

38

Mrs. Louise Lester, Director of Camilla Hu-
bert Hall, looks up after checking the girls'
sign-out sheet.

BUSINESS STAFF

Mr. George Miller, Bookkeeper, works at his desk in the Bus-
iness Office.

Mr. F. J. Alexis, Superintendent of Buildings and
Grounds, studies a blueprint.

Mr. Wesley Johnson, Comptroller, looks up from his work for the yearbook photog-
rapher.

Mr. Alvin Collins, Manager of the Warehouse, works at his
desk.

39

Mr. Richard Fitzgerald, Manager of the College Center,
serves Roberta Lawrence and Eleanor C. Allen.

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Mr. Prince Mitchell, Bookkeeper, Mrs. Bernice E. Hall. Secretary to the Comptroller, and Miss
Doris Harris, Cashier, observe as Mrs. Johnnie S. Hill, Budget Assistant points up some data
to them.

Miss Flora Braxton, clerk in the Business Of-
fice, pauses amidst her clerical work.

40

Miss Freddie M. Williams, Postmistress, and her
student helper, Etheridge Williams are shown at
their work.

VIrs. Varnetta Frazier, Dietitian, works at
ler desk in Adams Hall.

Mrs. Susie M. Blake, Manager of the College Snack Bar. mixes a Coca Cola as
Jack Millines, student helper, looks on. Mrs. Mary Lowe, Mrs. Blake's assistant,
is at the cash register.

Mr. Robert E. Mobley, Director of the Audio-visual Aids
Center and College Photographer, inpects a roll of film.

Mrs. Armicie B. Sanderson, Switchboard Operator, is working her ma-
chine.

CLERICAL STAFF

Mrs. Alethia G. Harris, Secretary to the President, works at her desk.

Miss Mildred E. Marquis, Secretary and Assistant to the Registrar,
types a report.

Mrs. Robertia G. Webb, Secretary to the Dean of Faculty, looks
up from her work to accommodate the photographer.

42

Miss Martha K. Stafford, Secretary of the Technical Sciences
Division, types a memorandum from Dr. Hall to division mem-
bers.

Mrs. Beautine Hardwick, Secretary, Student Personnel Office,
secures a student's personal data sheets from the files.

Mrs. Helen D. Heath, Secretary, Buildings and Grounds, makes out
a requisition sheet to be submitted to the Business Office from her de-
partment.

43

Mrs. Marjorie F. Wallace, Secretary to the Librarian, addresses some mail.

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Mrs. Bernita S. Matthews, Secretary in the Office of Student Personnel,
types a memorandum to be issued from that office.

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Mrs. Lois Hughes Milton, Clerk in the Office of Student
Personnel, types a letter to the girls from the Dean of
Women.

Mrs. Iona L. Brooks, Secretary in the Education and Research Offices, edits a manuscript to
be circulated from the Research Office.

Mrs. Josephine F. Hubert, Faculty Secretary, types information for the summer school bul
letin.

Mrs. Lillie A. Powell, Secretary in the Office of Public Relations, is
preparing information for the 1963 Southern Regional School Press
Institute.

Miss Willie Mae Julian, Records Clerk in the Registrar's
Office, pulls a student's record from the files.

Mr. William Burton, Clerk in the Library, is making photo-
copies from library materials.

SENIORS

SENIORS

ERNESTINE ADAMS
Major: English
Eatonton, Georgia

WILLIE JULIA ADAMS
Major: Home Economics
Eatonton, Georgia

EDITH ALBRIGHT

Major: Elementary Education
Savannah, Georgia

EUDORA MOORE

Major: English
Savannah, Georgia

GWENDOLYN RIGGS ALSTON

Major: Elementary Education
Savannah, Georgia

RUTH ALSTON

Major: Business Administration
Savannah, Georgia

ALETHIA BAISDEN
Major: Elementary Education
Brunswick, Georgia

VERLYN BELL
Major: Social Science
Gainesville, Georgia

EDDIE MAE BONAPARTE
Major: English
Savannah, Georgia

MARGIE BRANCH
Major: Social Science
Savannah, Georgia

LEONIA BROWN

Major: Business Education
Savannah, Georgia

PAUL BUCHANAN

Major: Industrial Arts
Douglas, Georgia

SENIORS

FREDA CALLOWAY
Major: English
Griffin, Georgia

LEANDER CANNICK
Major: Industrial Arts
Savannah, Georgia

DOROTHYE CARTER

Major: English
Manchester, Georgia

JAMES CARTHON
Major: Physical Education
Thomaston, Georgia

FREDA M. CHERRY

Major: Physical Education
Griffin, Georgia

DELORES A. CLARKE

Major: Mathematics
Savannah, Georgia

BARBARA CLEMENTS
Major: Elementary Education
Savannah, Georgia

JAMES COLBERT

Major: Elementary Education

Columbus, Georgia

ANNA COOPER
Major: Home Economics
Savannah, Georgia

EZEKIEL COOPER

Major: Chemistry
Savannah, Georgia

GUSSIE COPELAND
Major: Elementary Education
Savannah, Georgia

ANNIE H. CRUSE
Major: Social Science
Savannah, Georgia

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SENIORS

SHELTON DANIELS
Major: Industrial Arts
Eatonton, Georgia

ANNIE PEARL DAVIS
Major: Home Economics
Patterson, Georgia

WILLIAM DAY
Major: Mathematics
Savannah, Georgia

BERTHA M. DOWERS
Major: Elementary Education
Tifton, Georgia

IDA DUKES
Major: Chemistry
Savannah, Georgia

GLORIA EDWARDS
Major: Business Education
Savannah, Georgia

JESSIE EDWARDS
Major: Home Economics
Dawson, Georgia

HARRIET ERVIN
Major: Social Science
Savannah, Georgia

THELMA EVANS

Major: Elementary Education

Waycross, Georgia

TOM FARLOW, JR.
Major: Physical Education
Folkston, Georgia

ROBERT FLORENCE
Major: Social Science
Brunswick, Georgia

GERTRUDE GARDNER
Major: Elementary Education
Riceboro, Georgia

SENIORS

HAZEL GARVIN

Major: Elementary Education

Sylvania, Georgia

GRACIE M. GILLARD
Major: Physical Education
Pembrooke, Georgia

MOSES GRANT
Major: Mathematics
Savannah, Georgia

LIZZIE GOOLSBY

Major: Social Science
Athens, Georgia

JEANNETTE GREEN
Major: Business Administration
Savannah, Georgia

BARBARA ANN GREENE
Major: Business Administration
Savannah, Georgia

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BETTYE HANSFORD
Major: Business Education
Forsyth, Georgia

WILLIE O. HARRIS

Major: Physical Education
Thomson, Georgia

ANNIE HENDERSON
Major: Physical Education
Thomasville, Georgia

NORMA HENDRIX
Major: Home Economics
Savannah, Georgia

GLORIA JEAN HOLLIDAY
Major: Biology
Savannah, Georgia

JOAN Y. HOLLIDAY
Major: Physical Education
Savannah, Georgia

51

SENIORS

MARY NELL HOLLIS
Major: Home Economics
Moultrie, Georgia

BURNICE HOWELL

Major: Physical Education
Glenwood, Georgia

BARBARA HUMMINGS
Major: Mathematics
Woodbine, Georgia

DAISY JACKSON

Major: Elementary Education

Millen, Georgia

ELIZABETH PRYOR JACKSON

Major: Elementary Education
Savannah, Georgia

GLADYS H. JACKSON

Major: Elementary Education
Savannah, Georgia

IRA JACKSON

Major: Physical Education
Chicago, Illinois

MARGARET JENKINS
Major: Elementary Education
Savannah, Georgia

RUTHIE JOHNSON
Major: Home Economics
Metter, Georgia

ARTIS W. JONES
Major: Physical Education
Thomasville, Georgia

BERNICE JONES

Major: Elementary Education

Darien, Georgia

HENRIETTA JONES

Major: Biology
Macon, Georgia

52

SENIORS

JULIA MAE JONES
Major: Biology
Millen, Georgia

JOHN KIGHT

Major: Chemistry
Folkston, Georgia

BERNITA KORNEGAY
Major: Business Adminstration
Hazelhurst, Georgia

ORA LEE LATTIMORE

Major: Chemistry
Millen, Georgia

ALICE LAW

Major: Social Science
Gainsville, Georgia

ORA DEE LAWRENCE
Major: Elementary Education
Woodbine, Georgia

DOLPHUS LEWIS
Major: Social Science
Columbus, Georgia

FREDDIE LIGGINS

Major: English
Savannah, Georgia

LORETHA LOVE

Major: Elementary Education

Statesboro, Georgia

RALPH LOWE

Major: Mathematics
Columbus, Georgia

GENEVA MARTIN
Major: Mathematics
Statesboro, Georgia

IRENE MASSEY
Major: Home Economics
Savannah, Georgia

SENIORS

BARBARA MAYES

Major: Elementary Education

Savannah, Georgia

ERNESTINE MEGGETT
Major: Mathematics
Savannah, Georgia

OTIS MITCHELL

Major: English
Savannah, Georgia

LUCY MOORE
Major: Home Economics
Marietta, Georgia

MOSES MYERS
Major: Biology
Brunswick, Georgia

charles McMillan

Major: Mathematics
Savannah, Georgia

BOBBY L. McNEAL

Major: Social Science
Savannah, Georgia

MARINE McRAE

Major: Social Science
McRae, Georgia

BETTY NUNNALLY
Major: Biology
Statesboro, Georgia

JERELEAN NUNNALLY
Major: Biology
Statesboro, Georgia

ROSE OVERSTREET
Major: Music
Sylvania, Georgia

VELMA PARRISH
Major: English
Statesboro, Georgia

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SENIORS

VONCIEL PARRISH
Major: English
Metter, Georgia

THEODORE PITTMAN

Major: Technical Science
Blakely, Georgia

BEAUTY POOLE
Major: Mathematics
Sandersville, Georgia

FRANK QUARTERMAN
Major: Physical Education
Darien, Georgia

VIVIAN QUINN
Major: Business Education
Augusta, Georgia

ETHEL ROSS

Major: General Science
Savannah, Georgia

BESSIE SAMUEL

Major: Elementary Education

Savannah, Georgia

LESLIE SEABROOKS

Major: Social Science
Blackshear, Georgia

LOVIA SHELLMAN
Major: Elementary Education
Bartow, Georgia

PEARL SINGLETON
Major: Elementary Education
Savannah, Georgia

ISRAEL SMALL

Major: Physical Education

Rincon, Georgia

JEROME SMITH
Major: Physical Education
Hinesville, Georgia

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SENIORS

MELVIN SMITH
Major: Industrial Arts
Newnan, Georgia

DORIS STRANGE

Major: Elementary Education
Toomsboro, Georgia

JOHN A. SWEET
Major: Physical Education
Bainbridge, Georgia

WILLIE TATE

Major: Physical Education

Chicago, Illinois

DANDY P. TAYLOR
Major: Mathematics
Savannah, Georgia

JOHN D. THOMAS

Major: Social Science
Miami, Florida

NANCY B. THOMPSON
Major: Elementary Education
Savannah, Georgia

CYNTHIA TONEY

Major: English
Savannah, Georgia

JESSIE L. TYSON

Major: Elementary Education

Savannah, Georgia

BARBARA TYSON

Major: Elementary Education
Savannah, Georgia

EUNICE VEAL
Major: English
Dublin, Georgia

ROSA LEE WADE

Major: General Science
Tampa, Florida

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LILLIAN WALLACE

Major: Elementary

Education
Savannah, Georgia

BETTYE WASHINGTON
Major: Social Science
Savannah, Georgia

HATTIE L. WATSON
Major: Business

Administration
Columbus, Georgia

SHIRLEY WHING
Major: Mathematics
St. Simons Island, Georgia

JAMES WINIFRED
WILLIAMS

Major: Mathematics
South Carolina

DOROTHY B. WILSON
Major: Business Adm.
Savannah, Georgia

JOHNYE PAUL WRIGHT
Major: Mathematics
Swainsboro, Georgia

VERNITA WRIGHT
Major: Home Economics
Savannah, Georgia

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1962 JUNE AND A UGUST GRADUA TES

Assistant Professor of English, Mrs. L. C. Milledge, marshals June 1962 graduates.

Dr. Joan Gordon, Professor of Social Sciences, marshals the graduates of August 1962.

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JUNIORS

JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS
From left to right are Alex Habersham, Student Council Representative; Frank Tompkins,
President; Delores Bowens, Secretary; and Oree Rawls, Treasurer. Not pictured is Leander
Merritt, Vice President.

JUNIORS

Jerome Anderson
Edna Baker
Lucious Baldwin

George Black
Jean E. Blount
Delores Bovvens

Carolyn Boyles

Freida Brewton

Martha Brooker

Lorinne Brown
Hugh Bryant
Johnnie Bryant

Gwendolyn Buchanan
James E. Butler

Willie Nell Caleb

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JUNIORS

Delores Chisholm
Ernestine Clark
Betty Jean Cohen

Morris Cooper
Evelyn Cruse
Tommie Culver

Lillie Cummings
Rosa M. Dillard
Dorothy Dorsey

Annie Duncan
Sandra J. Eason
Rebecca J. Edwards

Robert J. Edwards
Edna V. Ficklin
Nellie Grace Fields

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JUNIORS

Mary Jane Flowers
Gertrude Frazier
Lottie Mae Fussell

Jacquelyn Gardner
Mary L. Gardner
Bobbye Garvin

Gracie Lee Gaskins
Henry Leland Ginn
Mae Idella Glover

Gertrude Green
Alec Habersham
Mildred Harris

Mary Hartwell
Jack Harvey
Pauline Heard

JUNIORS

Rosalie Holmes
Audrey Hunter
Dorothy Inman

Christopher James
Drucilla Johnson
Lucile Lamar

Catherine LeCounte
Albert Lewis
Theresa Lewis

Linwood Ling
Evelyn Lizzamorer
Carolyn Loadholt

Dorothy Loadholt
Flossie March
Nokaleta Mattox

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JUNIORS

Naomi Mclver
Bernice McRae
Helen Mitchell

Eliza Moran

Anne Morris

Loretta Morrison

Jessie Juaniese Mosley
Mary Moss
Nellie Ogletree

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Veronica Owens
Oree Rawls

Reginald Rhodriguez

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Evelyn Robinson
Herschel Robinson
Carolyn Maxine Roseberry

JUNIORS

Eddie Mae Roundtree
Jessie Scott
Lottie Shellman

Curtis Smith
Benjamin Sommerset
Robert Stephens

Henry Strong

Louis Frank Tompkins

Juanita Ross Virgil

Sam Ward
Anne J. Waters
William Wellons

Inez West
Charlie Whing
Lucy White

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JUNIORS

Robbie F. Williams
Mary Delores Wilson
Ophelia Wilson

Harold Young
Geneva Zeigler
Helen Johnson

SOPHOMORES

Pictured above are the officers of the sophomore class as they pre- Mungin, Treasurer, Alvin Watkins, Vice President, Robert Saxby,
pare to discuss a probable agenda for their next class meeting. From President, Irene Elmore, Secretary and Sherbie Best, Assistant
left to right these officers are: Sadie Collins, reporter, Marion Secretary.

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SOPHOMORES

Sherard Allgood
Mary Dell Anderson
Willie J. Anderson
Mary Armstrong

Constance Bacon
Rose L. Baker
Gladys Barnes
Charlotte Baul

Maxine Bellinger
Mattie A. Berry
James E. Bess
Sherbie Best

George Boatwright
Arnetha Bostic
Thelma C. Boyd
Lucille Brock

Helen Brown

Mary Ann Brown

Vivian Brown

Marie Butler

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SOPHOMORES

Leroy Butts
Joan Bynum
Connie Cater
Norman Chambliss

Leon Chaplin
Marvin Chatman
Earthel J. Clark
Willie James Cooper

Eva Crawford
Georgia Cummings
Jerline Cutter
Gladys Davidson

Darnell H. Dawson
Preston Denson
Catherine Driskell
Thelma Duggan

Erma Eason
Roscoe Edwards
Otis L. Elijah
Ruthie M. Ellison

SOPHOMORES

Irene E. Elmore

Hattie P. Fason

Yvonne Ficklin

Harold Fleming

Barbara A. Flynn
Sandra Fortson
David Foster
Dorothy Frazier

Barbara Frederick
Gwendolyn Joan Fuller
Laura Fuller
Mamie Fryer

Ada Gadsden
Emma Geiger
Fannie H. George
Berneice Givens

Bennie J. Goettie
Barbara Greene
Queen E. Griffin
Jesse Hagans

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SOPHOMORES

Angela Handberry
Barbara Harris
Troy Hickman, Jr.
Mildred B. Hicks

Mollie E. Hill
Dawn Hollingshead
Elizabeth Howard
Freda Hunter

Martha Jackson
Roland Jackson
Delores James
Shirley A. James

Freddie Johnson
Gloria A. Johnson
Lula P. Johnson
Mary Gail Johnson

Paul Johnson
Arnell Jones
Etrenda C. Jones
Linwood D. Jones

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SOPHOMORES

Maggie L. Jones
Mary F. Jones
Mary L. Jones
Dorothy Jordon

Bernard Kent
Barbara Kirkland
Ernest Lavender
Barbara Lawson

Bobby Lockett
Joanne V. Mainor
Eleanor R. Maner
Glennera Martin

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Ida L. Matthews
Grady Mayfield
George McBride
Izetta McFall

Virginia McGowen
Willie Michael
Betty N. Miller
Gwendolyn Miller

SOPHOMORES

Dorothy J. Moss
Lutrell Mungin
Marion Mungin
James F. Neal

Ann Louise Nelson
Ruby Odom
Robert Pennamon
Ellen E. Polite

Johnnie Mae Polite
Chester Powell
Vivian Pray
Patricia Quarterman

Benton Ragland
Sallie Mae Reed
Clara Rhaney
Delores Richardson

Grady Riggs
Albertha Roberts
Gwendolyn Roberts
Gwendolyn Roberts

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SOPHOMORES

Vivian Rogers
William Rood
Arthur Ross
Jean Seabrook

Gwendolyn Sharpe
Bertha Shellman
Don DeLora Sibert
Margie Simmons

George Esther Singleton
Brenda V. Small
Doris B. Small
Catherine Smith

Izora Smith
Mary E. Smith
Ruby M. Smith
Frances Southerland

Frankie Southerland
Adrene O. Sparks
Chadwick Steele
Jimmy Stepherson

SOPHOMORES

Gwendolyn Stoney
David W. Street
Catherine Swint
Gloria Thomas

Mary Ruth Thomas

Alice Timmons

William A. Toney

Barbara J. Troup

Willie Tyson
Betty Upshaw
Earline E. Walker
Willie E. Waltower

Shirley Whitaker
AlbertaWilder
Catherine Williams
Evelyn Williams

Samuel J. Williams
Laordice Winfrey
Eddie G. Wright
George B. Wyne

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SOPHOMORES

Joan F. Young

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FRESHMEN

SEATED above are the officers of the Freshman Class as they discuss the probable agenda
for their next meeting. They are (left to right) Joenathan Law, Student Council Representa-
tive; Betty Gordon, Student Council Representative; Frank Ellis, Treasurer; Lillie Kyles,
Assistant Secretary; Warren A. Williams, Reporter, Romona Marks, Secretary and Phillip
Dryer, President.

Gloria Goldwire, Rose Marie Warren, Iris Wright and Charles Day chat with each other as
they sit on the campus in front of the College Center.

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FRESHMEN

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Thelma Albritton
Eleanor C. Allen
Chartis M. Allgood
Alonzo K. Alston
Geraldine Alston

Royce Anderson
Ronald Atkinson
Anita Bacon
James A. Baker
Gladys Banks

Bertha M. Barber
John Patrick Barnes
Gloria Barton
Juliette Beaton
Robert L. Bell

Barbara A. Benjamin
Shirlene Bennett
Sandra A. Berry
Clarence E. Billups
Woodrow A. Billups

Mary Blake
Rachel Blake
Charlotte Blount
Maude Boddie
Claretha Bowers

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FRESHMEN

Louie Bowers
Theodore A. Bowman
John Boyan
Edna M. Branch
Roberta Brantley

George Brinson
Sylvia L. Brinson
Richard Brockington
Bennie W. Brown
Charles Brown

Harold Brown
Nathaniel Brown
Robert L. Brown
Verlene Patricia Brown
Walter Brown, Jr.

William M. Brown
Patricia M. Bryan
Leona R. Bryant
Mary E. Bryant
Naeline F. Buchanan

Mable Bullard
Eddie W. Burnett
Barbara Burney
Elnora Burns
Inez Burns

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FRESHMEN

Larry C. Burwell
Jean Butler
William J. Bush
Naomi Byrd
Robert B. Caine

Catherine Calhoun
Jacqueline Calloway
Margo E. Carpenter
Leon Carr
Wilma L. Carter

Johnny Carthon, Jr.
William P. Chapman
Mildred Clarke
Esther Clayton
Roy demons

Jerry Coakienos
Gloria J. Coats
Osia Coger
Jack Colbert
Murnace Coleman

Julia Collier
Sadie Collins
Shirley Conner
Beryl Cook
Winston D. Cox

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FRESHMEN

Tommy Crowell
Dorothy Cuthbert
Frank Dallas
Patricia A. Dandy
Hope Danenport

Jessie Davis
Charles Day
Homer Day
James Deadvvyler
James H. DeLorme

Delores Dempsey
Eddie D. Dobbs
Sidney Dougherty
Otha L. Douglas, Jr.
Katrina M. Drayton

Laura A. Drayton
Margaret Drayron
Phillip Dryer
Constance Dunwoody
Walker F. Durham

Felton P. Earls
Dorothy Edenfield
Vincent Edwards
Eleanor R. Elijah
Frank Ellis

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FRESHMEN

Evelyn A. Ellison

Alma M. Favors

Thomas Michael Fields

Wanda Fillmore

Curtis Fleming

Roosevelt Foster

George Foy, Jr.

Clemontine Freeman

Earlene Freeman

Willie N. Fuller

Henry M. Furr
Clarice Gerald
Bennie Gibson
Peggy Gillis
Jean Golden

Annette Goldwire
Gloria Goldwire
Betty Jean Gordon
Samuel Gordon
Samuel Golden, Jr.

Bettie L. Graham
Edward Grant
Essie Grant
Laura Grant
Margaret Grant

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FRESHMEN

Mary Frances Grant
Roberta Grant
Barbara Gray
Mary E. Gray
Leonard K. Green

Margaret Green
Aurora Griffin
Jerolene J. Griffin
Annie R. Habersham
Nathaniel Hamilton

Edna Handsom
Bennie B. Harris
Betty Jean Harris
Dorothy C. Harris
Harvesteen Harris

Marva Harris
Tony A. Hart
Everett G. Hayes
Joan Hayes
Sonya Haynes

Virginia Head
Vernon Hector
Abbie Hendrix
John E. Hill
Lillian Hill

FRESHMEN

Guy M. Hodge
Regina Hollingshead
James Holmes
Ronella Hood
Gloria A. Howard

Genell Hughes
Daniel Hunter
Mary Ann Hutchins
Bryant J. Jackson
Charles Jackson

Jeannette Jackson
Lillian Ann Jackson
Roxcena Jackson
Virginia L. Jackson
Yvonne R. Jackson

Rennis M. Jacobs
Harriet A. Jamerson
Betty G. James
Frank James
Jeffrey James

Thomasina Jenkins
Henry Jenks
Brenda E. Jennings
Aaron Johnson
Bettye G. Johnson

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FRESHMEN

Fletcher E. Johnson
Hattie W. Johnson
Hazel Johnson
Ida M. Johnson
James M. Johnson

Jerome Johnson
Jerome Johnson
Lutrecia Johnson
Otis Johnson
Theta Johnson

Arlene Jones
Doris A. Jones
Edgar Larry Jones
Ella Mae Jones
Grace Melinda Jones

Henry Dicket Jones
Jerry J. Jones
Leonard Jones
Ruby Mae Jones
Sarah L. Jones

William A. Jones
Brenda M. Jordan
Lydia Joyce
Robert Kearse
Benjamin Kelson

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FRESHMEN

John O. Kenner
Hannah King
Alton Kornegay
Robert Kornegay
Lillie M. Kyles

Veardlee Latimer
Joenathan Law
Roberta Lawrence
Gussie W. Lee
Alfred Leonard

Julia Lester
Theron LeVant
Mary M. Lewis
Willie Lightfoot
Betty Loadholt

Leroy Lockhart
Clark D. Lucky
Freeman L. Mack
Wanda R. Mack
Loretta Delores Mackey

Marian M. Manigo
Jesse L. Manning
Ramona M. Marks
John H. Martin
William H. Martin

FRESHMEN

Curtis Mason
Gerald Mathis
Johnny M. Matthews
Dorothy Maxwell
Henry E. Maynor

Geraldine McArthur
David M. McCall
Evalena McCound
Charles McCray
James McGrady

Clarence McNeal
Adel McTier, Jr.
Mary N. Mercer
Elizabeth Miller
Louise Miller

Willie J. Miller
Birnell Mitchell
Claudine Mitchell
Lou C. Mitchell
Shirley Mitchell

Gerald A. Moss
Northern Moore
Bartha Moore
Cornelia Mobley
Emory Mobley

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FRESHMEN

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Walter L. Mumford
Jerry A. Murphy
Alice Murray
Juanita D. Myers
Walter Myles

Delores Nelson
James H. Nelson
Willie H. Nelson
James Newberry
Joseph Newton

Waco J. Oglesby
Edward J. Oliver
James A. Owens
Beverly P. Palmer
James A. Parker

John R. Panish
Jo Ann Patterson
Ada Ruth Perry
Margaret V. Phoenix
Otis Polite

Charlie Will Powell
Barbara Pray
Lauryce L. Preston
Willie M. Pyett
Claudia Quartcrman

FRESHMEN

Harold M. Ray
Mary G. Reid
Izetta Rice
Gertrude Richardson
Jannie Richardson

Mary B. Rivers
Henderson Roberson, Jr.
Simon J. Roberson
Ada Roberts
Jerome Roberts

Barbara A. Robinson
Barbara L. Robinson
Charlie M. Robinson
Ethel Mae Robinson
Shelly T. Robinson

Florine A. Rooks
Martha J. Russell
Patricia Ann Ryan
Edward Salmon
Miriam Sams

Jeannette Samuel
James P. Sapp
Jeffrenia B. Sapp
Addie M. Scott
Dorothy Scott

FRESHMEN

Hazel A. Scott
James L. Scott
Eddie Seabrooks
Gloria M. Shank
Catherine Shavers

Ethel Sheppard
Margaret Shinhoster
Betty Jean Simmons
Joseph Simmons
Elmore Singleton

Hosie L. Singleton
Janie L. Singleton
Arthur Small
Arnold Smalls
Charles Smalls

Charlie Smalls
Theresa M. Smart
James Robert Smith
John D. Smith
Martha Smith

Mary M. Smith
Nathaniel Smith
Willie Carl Smith
Yvonne Smith
Elizabeth Soloman

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FRESHMEN

Gwendolyn Solomon
Leroy Stanley
Barbara Starks
Frances L. Steele
Wilbert W. Steele

Edward Stephens
Emma L. Stephens
Jacqueline Stevens
Shep Stevens
Jean Ellen Stewart

Mary J. Stewart
Willie Strickland
Ithamus Studgeon
Kenneth Swindell
Bradford Tarain

Louise Tarber
Lillian Taylor
Ethel Thomas
Jean E. Thomas
Pinkie L. Thomas

Minnie B. Thompson
Herman Tigner
Theresa M. Tillman
Janie R. Toomer
Carolyn Truitt

FRESHMEN

Elizabeth Tucker
Edward L. Turner
Hazel Ann Underwood
Earl M. Walden
Gracie Walker

Mattie B. Walker

Marion A. Wallace, Jr.

Robert Walls

Leo Walton

Rose Marie Warren

Gussie Washington
Melvin Washington
Mary Mildred Webb
Eunice Delores Wells
Ollie M. Wells

William H. West
Mary L. Whipple
Willie Ruth Whipple
Eugene Whitehead
Ann Whitlock

Cliftena A. Wiggins
Barbara A. Wilhite
Anita Williams
Carolyn Williams
Carolyn Williams

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FRESHMEN

Ervin Williams
Lille E. Williams
Odessa Williams
Portia Williams
Robert Williams

Warren A. Williams
Alton Wilson
Ida Wilson
Thomas J. Wise
Iris Wright

Virginia Marian Wright
Johnnie L. Young
Leila Mae Young
Ruth Zeigler

Laura Drayton and Lillie Kyles, two Freshman coeds, smile winningly for
the photographer as they sit on one of the Kappa benches.

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UNCLASSIFIED STUDENTS

Dorothy Harden
Gloria Harper

Leon Wright
Earline Wynn

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Biology students work.

Elementary Education Majors "tinker with tools of their trade.

Anatomy students work.

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Industrial Education In-service teachers are in a workshop session with Dr. Clyde
Hall.

In-service teachers attend a Li-
brary Science workshop session
during the Summer Quarter.

Industrial Arts students Theodore Pitt-
man, Paul Buchanan, Otis Cox, Lean-
der Cannick, and John Grier study the
operation of and work with machines
of their area.

Students and instruc-
tor, Miss Albertha Bos-
ton, fourth from right,
observe Mr. George
Miller, College Book-
keeper as he operates
the IBM Card Punch.
This class dealt with
Office Machines and
the Card Punch was
emphasized.

Delores Clark checks the progress of Lillie Mae Simmons, a ninth
grade student, during her tenure as an intern teacher of mathematics
under the supervision of Mrs. Christine Robinson at Sol G. Johnson
High School in Savannah.

Hattie Watson confers with Mr. C. Bernard Nichols, Cashier
at the Carver State Bank of Savannah while engaged in her
internship there as a Business Administration major.

Mr. B. C. Ford, Vice President of Guaranty Life Insurance Company
and Grady Copeland, Senior Business Administration Intern confer.

(below) Mrs. Ella Fisher lectures to one of her physical education classes.

Pilot Study students are assisted by Izora Smith

Home Economics students prepared items for the departmentally sponsored
Christmas Bazaar under the direction of Mrs. Evanel Terrell. The bazaar is
an annual affair.

Elementary Science workshoppers prepare for an experiment.

(Below) In-service teachers of a class in beginning electricity taught by
Dr. Clyde Hall observe as the electrical test panel indicates the number of
amperes and volts passing through the lamp bank.

Romona Marks, Betty Simmons, Bartha Moore and
Barbara Home, Pilot Study students, observe a device
for use with primary school children.

(Below) Students and Guest Teacher are shown during
an electronics workshop session.

Lillian Williams, Mr. Reargo Martin,
Visiting Teacher, and Zeline Baze-
more of the Summer Quarter Secon-
dary Education Workshop discuss
bulletin board display techniques.

(at the right) Jacquelyn McKissick,
Hazel Smith, and Ida Wright, Sum-
mer Quarter students discuss informa-
tion that is structurally symbolized in
the chart in front of them that is basic
knowledge for a teacher if his job is
to be done effectively.

PROMOTING THE EDUCATIVE PROCESS

Pilot Study students Robert Williams, Otha Douglas, Bartha Moore,
Mr. Charles Philson and James Holloway check the instrument Jeffrey James, and Willie Fuller talk with Mr. Nelson Freeman, Dean
panel of a transistor electric demonstrator. of Men.

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Mr. Belford V. Lawson speaks during "Education For Citizenship"
vesper program co-sponsored by the undergraduate and graduate
local chapters of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity.

Mr. Clifford Hardwick smiles as Mr. Lawson is greeted and con-
gratulated by Mr. C. Vernon Clay.

Dr. Robert Daniel, President of Virginia State College in Petersburg, Virginia,
speaks to the College Assemblage during a vesper hour.

Students greet Men's Festival Week Vesper Speaker Mr. W. Tyson Nelson, College Minister
at Maryland State Teachers College during a reception given by the men of Wright Hall
after the service.

Miss Bernita Darby, Music Consultant for the public schools of Mr. Arthur Dwight, Principal of Sol C. Johnson High School,

Chatham county and well-known disc jockey at WSOK in Sa- speaks during an all-college assembly during American Education

vannah addresses the student body during Charm Week. Week.

STANDING in the picture above are the January 1962 inductees
of the College Chapter of Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society. Left
to right they are Bernice Pinkney, Bernita Kornegay, Mamie
Greene, James DeVoe, and Dorothy Brown. To the far right in the

BACK ROW is Miss Marcelle Rhodriguez. In the foreground
are Juanita Moon, Dr. Hilliard Bowen, Speaker during the in-
duction ceremonies, Verdell Lambert and President Payne.

To the right in the foreground are
students who aspired to Alpha Kappa
Mu.

The Reverend Amjogollo Elijar Peacock, College Minister for many years prior to his demise
in November of 1962, delivers fervent address to the faculty and student body.

These students made the Honor Roll for three consecutive quarters of the academic year
prior to Honors Day observance held in November.

EXEMPLARS

Pictured above are members of the several Greek organizations
on campus who were elected best exemplars of the qualities for
which their respective groups stand. Left to right are Charles Mc-
Millan of Kappa Alpha Psi, Bobby Burgess of Alpha Phi Alpha,

Henrietta Meeks of Alpha Kappa Alpha, Catherlyn Holland of
Zeta Phi Beta, Verdell Lambert of Delta Sigma Theta, Dorothy
Dorsey of Sigma Gamma Rho, and Norman Elmore of Omega Psi
Phi.

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Rosemary Patton receives an award from Shirley Terry, President of Rho Beta Chapter of
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority for being the Highest Ranking Freshman Woman during the Fall
Quarter of 1961.

Dorothye Carter and Gloria Holliday competed in the
contest for Woman of the Year that was sponsored
by Rho Beta Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority. Gloria 106
won. At the right is Rosemary Patton.

On the Founder's Day assembly program sponsored by Gamma Zeta
Chapter of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, John Poole, Chapter President
presents a corsage to the Chapter's Sweetheart, Gloria Holliday as
Georgia White observes.

Mrs. Ella W. Fisher delivers the main address during the vesper
program that marked the beginning of Charm Week.

Rosalie Holmes, Hattie Watson, Mrs. Fisher, and Cynthia
Toney chat after the vesper program.

Verdell Lambert smiles as Dean of Women Loreese Davis lifts from
her shoulders the mantle which she was awarded one year prior to
this Passing Of The Mantle Assembly program when she was the
Junior Woman With The Highest Scholastic Average so that it
may be awarded to Bernita Kornegay who observes the action.

Verdell passes the mantle symbolizing this highest scholar-
ship honor to Bernita.

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Mrs. Mary McDew gives pointers for applying make-up
during the good grooming session sponsored by the Alpha
Kappa Alpha Sorority that was part of the Charm Week
festivities held during the spring Quarter.

Frankie models appropriate Sunday apparel.

Frances Southerland demonstrates one of her talents during the Talent
and Fashion Show that was a Charm Week presentation.

Frances models appropriate special occasion afternoon wear.

Members of the Summer Quarter Choral Society learn vocal techniques from Dr. Coleridge A.
Braithwaite. Rose Overstreet is the accompanist.

The Men's Glee Club under the direction of Mr. James Thompson, Jr. made several appear-
ances on various types of programs.

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Bernita Kornegay receives an award on
Awards Day as the Junior Business Ad-
ministration student with the highest
scholastic average.

Jack Millines and Barbara
Ann Greene receive
awards for being the
sophomore man and wom-
an Business Administra-
tion majors with highest
scholastic averages.

James DeVoe,
1961-62 President
of the Student
Council presents
a trophy to
President Payne
on behalf of the
students of the
college in recog-
nition of Dr.
Payne's twenty-
five years of
service to the
College and
Community.

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Dr. Lynette Saine of the School of Education, Atlanta University was
the first assembly speaker during the Summer Quarter. She discussed
reading problems.

Dr. I. J. K. Wells, Executive Secretary of the Friends of
Africa and America which has its headquarters in Philadel-
phia, Pennsylvania, spoke during an all-college assembly on
"Basic Things We Ought To Teach Our Youth About
Africa."

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Dr. Charles Pratt, Chemistry Department Chairman, shows SSC al-umnus Dr. James Densler
and his wife experiments in research concerning cottonseed flavornoids.

Participating in the June Baccalaureate Services were
(left to right) The Reverend Amjogollo Peacock, Col-
lege Minister; Mr. Willie McBride, National Alumni
President ; Dr. Joseph Johnson, Speaker for the Occa-
sion and from the Interdenominational Theological
Center in Atlanta; Dr. W. K. Payne, President of Sa-
vannah State College; and Mr. Ben Ingersoll, Registrar.

The Reverend Herbert Turner, Minister of the First Congrega-
tional Church of Savannah, who delivered the Baccalaureate
Sermon to the August graduates, leaves the platform after the
exercises. The College Minister is in the rear.

Dr. Samuel Massie, Assistant Director of the National Science Foun-
dation, Washington, D.C., addressed the graduates at the Eighty-
eighth (August) Commencement.

Norman Elmore, Jr., President of the Student Council delivers a
welcome address to the Freshmen on behalf of the student body dur-
ing Freshman Orientation Week.

Nora Williams, President of the Camilla Hubert Hall Dormi-
tory Council speaks to the women of the council.

(Below) Camilla Hubert Hall Dormitory Council officers and corridor leaders are shown
during installation ceremonies that were presided over by Mrs. Ella W. Fisher (STANDING
right) . The ceremonies took place in September.

Mary Moss speaks during the Student National Education As-
sociation assembly program.

Lucile Lamar, member of the Student National Education As-
sociation and Mrs. Jessie B. Eubanks, Assistant Professor of Edu-
cation at Morris Brown College and alumna of Savannah State
College, exchange views on education trends.

As Colonel Stanley I. Hand, Commander of 306 Bombardment
Wing, McDill Air Force Base, Tampa, Florida, Lieutenant General
Joseph James Nazzaro, Commander Eighth Air Force and Colonel
John Kline, Commanding Officer of Hunter Air Force Base of

Savannah observe, Jeannette Green, Senior Business Major, dis-
cusses various aspects of college life with Florida Governor C.
Ferris Bryant.

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These nine adminstrative, faculty, and staff persons were honored
in June by their colleagues for having served the College during
long tenures. Left to right are Mr. William Griffin, 32 years serv-
ice; Mrs. Varnetta Frazier, 32 years, Mr. W. Vergil Winters, 33

years; Mr. William Nelson, 17 years (retiring); Dr. William K.
Payne, President, 25 years, Mr. Leroy Brown, 34 years; Miss Lu-
ella Hawkins, 28 years; Mrs. Josephine Hubert, 30 years; and Mr.
Clifford Vernon Clay, 30 years.

Below are pictured the honorees cited above and the spouses of
the married persons. In the FRONT ROW left to right are Mr.
and Mrs. Leroy Brown, Mrs. Varnetta Frazier, her husband, Mr.
John Frazier, Mrs. Clifford Vernon Clay, Mr. Clay, Mrs. Josephine

Hubert, and her husband, Mr. Wilson Hubert. In the SECOND
ROW: are Mr. W. Vergil Winters, Miss Luella Hawkins, Mr. and
Mrs. William Nelson, Mrs. William K. Payne and Dr. Payne.

Mrs. Josie B. Sessoms, Alumna of the College and presents a
plaque to President Payne in commemoration of his twenty-five
years of service to the College at the Banquet sponsored by the

local chapter of the Savannah State College National Alumni As-
sociation.

Miss Louella Hawkins pins a corsage on Mrs. William Kenneth Payne, the
wife of the President, at the Testimonial Dinner given by the faculty and staff
in honor of the President's twenty-five years of service to the College.

Mrs. Louise Owens speaks on the occasion during the
Testimonial Dinner.

Dr. and Mrs. Payne listen to the many congratulations that they received in tribute to the
occasion.

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Mr. Clifford E. Hardwick, III delivers the principal address during the banquet sponsored
by the local chapter of the Savannah State College National Alumni Association.

A more inclusive view of the speaker's table is shown.

Many faculty and staff persons, alumni members, and 1962 Seniors were present during the
banquet.

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(Above) Mr. Willie H. McBride National
Alumni Association of Savannah State College
presides during the 1962 annual meeting of
this body that was held on the College campus.

At the right President Payne addresses the
group.

At the left Mrs. Payne greets the
assemblage.

Mr. Norman Elmore, Sr., Principal of Florence Elementary School in Savannah speaks to
the local chapter of the Savannah State College National Alumni Association.

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Various members of the local chapter of the Association are shown during a meeting of that
group.

Mary Ruth Thomas, Annie Henderson, and Mamie Fryer, students, and Miss Doris Harris,
College Cashier and alumna, served as hostesses after the business meeting of the local
alumni chapter.

Members of the Delta Eta Chapter of Alpha Phi
Alpha Fraternity participate on a program to
commemorate the organization's founder. Left to
right are Lawrence Wilson, Percy Harden, Otis
Mitchell, Otis Cox, Lawrence Hutchins, and
Charles Phillips.

Otis Cox congratulates Otis Mitchell, Delta
Eta Chapter's Founder's Day Observance
speaker, for his effective address.

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The College Choral Society under the direction of Dr. Coleridge
A. Braithwaite, assisted by members of the Men's and Women's
Glee Clubs, faculty, alumni, and singers of the Savannah com-

munity presented George Frederick Handel's oratorio, THE MES-
SIAH as the Christmas Concert offering.

Princess Caradja, formerly of Rumania, speaks to the student body against Communism.

On January 24, 1963 the College Chapter of Alpha
Kappa Mu Honor Society held its annual induction
ceremonies. From left to right participants on that
program were Mr. Robert Holt, Dr. Elson Williams,

Mrs. Leutta Milledge, principal speaker, Bernita
Kornegay, Dr. William K. Payne, Dr. Forrest Wig-
gins, Mrs. Margaret Robinson, Miss Marcelle
Rhodriquez, and Norman B. Elmore, Jr.

Bernita Kornegay introduces the speaker for the occasion.

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Mrs. Luetta Colvin Milledge delivers the principal address
of the occasion.

Mrs. Milledge is congratulated on having delivered a brilliant address
by her platform associates.

Mary Moss, Delores Bowens, and Annie Helen Cruse were the
1963 inductees of Alpha Kappa Mu.

Participants in the induction ceremonies and honor students and their advisors from various
sections of Georgia who were guests during the program pose in front of Hill Hall.

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YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION

Members of the College Chapter of the Young
Men's Christian Association and their advisor
pause for a pose in the library. They are
(LEFT ROW from bottom to top) Dr. John
Leod Wilson, Advisor, James F. Neal, Charles
McMillan, James Brown, LeRoy Butts, Sam
Ward, Thomas Clarke, Melvin Lester and
(RIGHT ROW) Robert Patrick, Samuel Tru-
ell, Ernest Lavender, Bobby Lockett, Grady
Riggs, Johnny Bryant, and Shelton Daniel.

YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
Members of the College Chapter of the Young Women's Christian man, and Gracie Walker. STANDING are Thelma Duggans,

Association pause for a pose in Camilla Hubert Hall. They are Joanne Mainor, Verle Patricia Brown, Nettie Lee, Esther Clayton,

(SEATED left to right) Mary Reid, Eleanor Allen, Earline Free- Anita Bostic, Gwendolyn Sharpe, and Latrell Mungin.

HOME ECONOMICS CLUB

Members of the Home Economics Club and their advisors pose in
front of Hammond Hall. FIRST ROW L to R: Mrs. Evanel Ter-
rell, Advisor, Vernita Wright, Lucy Moore, Norma Hendrix, Lottie
Shellman, Areatha Ware, Mary Jones, Alberta Wilder, Mrs. Mar-
tha Avery, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Frankie Strickland, Idonia

Mobley, Sherry Edwards, Sherard Allgood, Drucilla Johnson.
THIRD ROW: Ida Matthews, Sally Moore, Mamie Fryer, Ma-
tilda Wiley, Marie Butler. FOURTH ROW: Evelyn Cruse, Wil-
helmina Johnson, Joan Jones, Mamie Jones, Katherine Driskell.

STUDENT NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION

Members of the Student National Education Association and their
advisor pose in Wiley Gymnasium. FIRST ROW: L. to R:
Charlie Whing, William Day, Jacquelyn Gardner, Mary Moss,
Louise Jackson, Israel Small, Betty Moore, Imogene Smith, Dr.
John Leod Wilson, Advisor. SECOND ROW: William Campbell,
Linwood Ling, Willie Bell Johnson, Edna Ficklin, Adrene Sparks,
Lillian Wallace, Carolyn Eady, Margaret Carter, Sandra Eason,

Eddie Mae Roundtree, Vivian Brown. THIRD ROW: Florene
Boles, Delores Richardson, Richard Brockington, Susan Peeler,
Richard Martin, Delores Chisholm, Martha Brooker, Mary
Flowers, Constance Bacon, Rita Green, Theodore Pittman.
FOURTH ROW: William Bush, Catherine LeCounte, Benjamin
Sommerset, Shelton Daniels, David Foster, Robert Stephens, Fran-
cis Atkinson, Aberdeen Allen, Roosevelt Harris.

BUSINESS CLUB
Above L to R: Vivian Rogers, Tommie Culver, Leomia Pinkney, Bobby Hill, Geneva Zeig-
ler, Barbara Anne Greene.

DEBATING SOCIETY
Below L to R: Verlyn Bell, Ithamus Studgeon, Bobby Hill.

TIGER'S ROAR STAFF
Editor Elmer Thomas discusses layout techni-
ques with members of the newspaper staff.
Looking on are (L-R) Lottie Fussell, Gwen-
dolyn Buchanon, Samuel Truell, Veronica
Owens, and Glenneria Martin.

THUCY DIDEAN CLUB
As Samuel Truell points to one of the places on the map that is to be discussed in the next
meeting of the social science club, (L-R) Mr. Whittington Johnson, Advisor, Mildred Har-
ris, James Brown, Matilda Bryan and Dorothy Dorsey observe.

GREEKS

ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY
Gamma Upsilon Chapter

L-R: Delores Clarke. Beauty Poole, Matilda Bryan, Grammateus,
Elease David, Anti-Grammateus, Bessie Samuel, Eudora Allen, Par-
liamentarian, Rosalie Holmes, Basileus, Johnnye Paul Wright, Ta-
miochus, Geneva Martin, Mildred Harris, Epistoleus, Delores Bo-

wens, Anti-Basileus, Juanita Virgil, Anne Waters, Dean of
Pledgees Not pictured : Joan Jones, Vonciel Parrish, Veronica
Owens, Carolyn Futch.

IVY LEAF CLUB
(April — November, 1962)

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L-R: Lucy White, Margie Simmons, Donnie Pickett, Patricia Sibert, Cassandra Sexton,
Frances Smith, Audrey Hunter, Winifred Williams, Theodosia Tharps, Jennie Gresham,
Glenneria Martin.

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STANDING L-R: Nettie Lee, Angelyn Russell, Wilhelmina Fleming SEATED: Earline
Walker, Dawn Hollingshead, Ann Clements.

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MANLY DEEDS, SCHOLARSHIP

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Percy Harden Financial Secretary

Charles Phillips Dean of Pledges

Lawrence Hutchins Liaison Officer

Clyde Jenkins Editor-to-Sphinx

Alvin Jones Treasurer

Willie Shinhoster Chaplain

B. C. Carswell
Francis Atkinson
Luther Brown
Alonzo Alston
Robert Robinson
Reginald Rhodriquez
Vann Holland
Emmitt Millines
Robert Patrick
Joseph Washington
Curtis Walker

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Matilda Bryan Sweetheart

Otis Cox President

Benjamin Vice President

Otis Mitchell Corresponding Secretary

William Wellons Secretary

Mr. John Clemmons Advisor

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Samuel Truell
Lawrence Wilson
Mannie Roberts
William Milton
William Day
Bobby Hill
Grady Copeland
Charles Carson
Aberdeen Allen
William Brown
Willie Holmes

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Eunice Veal President

Marcelle Rhodriquez Advisor

Anna Cooper Vice President and Dean of Pledges

Annie Nell Banks Secretary

Hattie Watson Corresponding Secretary

Mary Nell Hollis Treasurer

Carolyn Maxine Roseberry .... Financial Secretary

Imogene Smith Financial Secretary

Dorothye Carter Assistant Dean of Pledges

Barbara Greene Chaplain

Pearl Singleton Reporter

Nora Williams Pan-Hellenic Council Representative

Ira Snelson Keeper of Properties

Annette Randolph Parliamentarian

Delores Wilson Sergeant-at-arms

Idella Glover Pan-Hellenic Council Representative

Birdie Jones
Lucille Brock
Florence Rhaney
Laordice Winfrey

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Jeannette Green

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Hattie Fason

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Mary Moss

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Freda Hunter

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Sherbie Best

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Eliza Moran

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Kermetta Clark

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Rosemary Patton

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Mary Armstrong

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Lois Carson

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Mary Elizabeth Smith

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SPHIXX CLUB
L-R: Grady Riggs, Bobby Lockett, Sam Ward, Willie Michael. Ernest Lavender.

PYRAMID CLUB

STANDING L-R: Dorothy Myers, Marion Mungin, Hazel Johnson, Lula Pearl Johnson,
Mary Flowers, Georgia Cummings, Gloria Johnson, Ida Dukes SITTING: Frankic Souther-
land, Earihel Clark, Irene Elmore, Frances Southerland.

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OMEGA PSI PHI FRATERNITY
Alpha Gamma Chapter
FIRST ROW L-R: Christopher James; Frank Tompkins, Second Calvin Cloud, John Right SECOND ROW: John Reed, Chaplain;

Vice-Basileus; Harvey Bryant, Keeper of the Peace; Alex Haber- Horace Magwood, Assistant Keeper of Finance; James Coar, Jerry

sham, Assistant Keeper of Records and Seals; Norman Elmore, Mims, Ralph Lowe, First Vice-Basileus; Willie Adkins, Ernest

Keeper of Records and Seals; Verlyn Bell, Basileus; Mr. Charles Brunson, Keeper of Finance.

Pratt, Advisor; Dolphus Lewis, Leander Merritt, Dean of Pledges,

LAMPADOS CLUB
L-R: Eddie Wright, Chap-
lain and Parliamentarian ;
James F. Neal, Treasurer;
William James, Secretary;
Charles Wright, President.

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L-R: Dorothy Dorsey, Jessie Scott.

AURORA
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L-R- Mary Ruth
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Jean Coleman,
Artvetta Doanes.

KAPPA ALPH PSI FRATERNITY — Gamma Chilon Chapter.
STANDING L-R: Lewis Bacon; Emanuel Alston, Keeper of Rec-
ords; Artvetta Doanes, Sweetheart; Moses Grant; Charles McMil-
lan, Polemarch. SEATED: Israel Small, Dean of Pledges; Paul

Buchanan; Shelton Daniels, Reporter: Ira Jackson; John Sweet:
Ernest Williams; John Grier: Johnny Warren, Assistant Dean of
Pledges KNEELING: Theodore Pittman. Not Pictured: Oree Rawls.

SCROLLERS CLUB
L-R: Alvin Watkins, Thomas Grant,
Charles Hall, William Davis.

ZETA PHI BETA SORORITY — Rho Beta Chapter L-R: Dar-
nell Dixon, Assistant Treasurer: Cynthia Toney, Secretary; Georgia
White, President: Dorothy Harden, Theresa Lewis: Ann Hender-

son, Keeper of Property; Geraldine Caesar, Joan Holliday, Dean of
Pledgees; Annie Pearl Davis, Barbara Clements, Treasurer.

PHI BETA SIGMA FRATERNITY
Gamma Zeta Chapter

L-R: Clarence Banks, Vice-
President; Rjbert Ferguson,
Secretary; John Poole, Pres-
ident and Reporter; Roose-
velt Harris, Dean of Pledges.
Not pictured: LeRoy Major,
Herschel Robinson, Albert
Rowe.

CHORAL SOCIETY

The officers of the Choral
Society are James F.
Neal (fourth from right
in row four) ; Shirley
James (not visible as she
is in front of the con-
ductor) ; Mary Armstrong
(fifth from right in row
two) ; Jean Stewart, As-
sistant Secretary (fifth
from left in row three) ;
Margie LeCounte, Treas-
urer (Not pictured).

MEN'S GLEE CLUB

FIRST ROW L-R: Richard Montgomery, Harvey Bryant, Frank
Tompkins, William Martin, Joseph Williams, Willie Turner, John
Calvin Reed, Alex Habersham, John Barnes, Roosevelt Winfrey.

SECOND ROW: L-R: Lawrence Hutchins, Robert Bell. Charles Car-
son, Lawrence Wilson, Samuel Williams, Jesse Manning, Charles
Day, Walker Durham, James Williams, Leroy Stanley.

MARSHALL BOARD

L-R: Eunice Veal. Lucile Lamar, Mary Nell Hollis, Lucille Brock, Alma Favors, Hattie
Wilson, Frieda Brewton, Shirley Whing.

STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS

STANDING L-R: Lawrence Hutchins, Senior Class Representative; Alex Habersham, Junior
Class Representative. SEATED L-R: Ernest Brunson. Vice-President; Norman Elmore, Presi-
dent: Mildred Harris, Secretary.

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WRIGHT HALL DORMITORY COUNCIL
L-R: Bobby Hill, Mrs. Clayte Watson, Dormitory Director; Verlyn Bell; Marvin Chatman,
Jerome Johnson.

CAMILLA HUBERT HALL DORMITORY COUNCIL

STANDING L-R: Miss Marcelle Rhodriquez, Counsellor; Lucy White; Albertha Roberts;
Beaty Poole ; Sherard Allgood ; Alma Favors ; Freda Hunter ; Hazel Phillips ; Joanne Mainor ;
Glenneria Martin; Mrs. Louise Lester, Dormitory Director.

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Dickie Jones, Assistant Drum Major leads the Marching Tigers with Charles White, Drum
Major, immediately behind him.

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Wells, Lillie Cummings, James Jackson.

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One of Ira Snelson's campaign signs was posted on a campus oak.

Ira Snelson modelled streetwear.

MISS SSC CONTESTANTS COMPETE DURING ELECTION WEEK

Dorothye Carter modelled beachwear.

Bessie Samuel sang "The Night Has A Thousand Eyes.'

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MISS SSC AND HER ATTENDANTS POSE ON THE GRIDIRON

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COLUMBUS CLASSIC IS A GALA EVENT

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during the Columbus Classic Parade.

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Queen Ira approaches the platform in Willcox gymnasium.

President Payne crowns the Queen.

THE CORONATION

Though the Queen's reign has been in effect for three months prior to the Coronation, the
formal ceremonies must take place.

The Coronation Ball is enjoyed.

Miss Savannah State College poses for her formal portrait during intermission at the Coro-
nation Ball.

Queen Ira and her attendants pose for their formal picture during intermission at the Ball.

HOMECOMING PARADE

L-R: Gertrude Frazier, Lawrence Wilson, Mary Moss, and Delores James work on the Snea
Car. Elizabeth Jaudon is at the far right (facing away from the camera).

MUCH WORK PRECEDES THE

Melvin Smith and Lucious Baldwin work on the Wright Hall Float. With their backs to the
camera are (L-R) Grady Riggs, Leon Wright, Jesse Manning, and Theodore Pittman taking
a momentary break from the proceedings.

PREPARATION

Gentle Powers, Hosie Singleton, Ernest Brunson,
Melvin Lester, Dr. Clyde Hall and Bryant Jackson
work on the Technical Sciences Float.

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Lucille Brock and Ira Snelson prepare some of the decoration for the Delta Sigma Theta
Float.

Miss Savannah State College immediately prior to the Homecoming Parade.

MISS SAVANNAH STATE COLLEGE And Her Attendants immediately prior to the
Homecoming Parade.

The Queen and her attendants during the Parade.
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Freddie Liggins, Anna
Cooper, "Miss Senior,"
and Thelma Evans
smile prettily.

Laura Drayton,
Alice Murray,
"Miss Freshman,'
and Gloria
Shank wave
prettily-clad
hands.

Jerry Mims and Lucy White
are an attractive pair during
the parade.

Matilda Bryan,
"Miss Senior,"
Safronia Lawson
and Dorothy Moss
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in "A Japanese
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Roseberry attract the
attention of onlookers
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Blanche Winfrey, "Miss
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Julia Adams are a
charming threesome.

Artvetta Doanes, "Miss
Kappa Alpha Psi" smiles
winningly as she sits in her
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Beauty Poole, and
Johnnye Paul
Wright, "Miss Al-
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crowds from their
vantage points
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Falls."

Melinda Jones, Murnace Coleman.
"Miss Camilla Hubert Hall," and
Martha Smith constitute an eye-
pleasing threesome.

"Miss Wright
Hall." Frankie
Strickland, Susan
Peeler, and Ro-
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Mrs. Lillian
Wright, "Miss
National Alumni,"
and Mrs. Priscilla
Thomas are lovely
ornaments in the
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Pictured above are some of the rooters for the home team during the Homecoming Game.

Below Miss National Alumni and her attendants, President William K. Payne, and Miss
Savannah State College's attendants listen as Miss Savannah State College speaks during the
Homecoming Halftime Ceremony.

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Miss Savannah State College and her attendants pose during the Homecoming Halftime
Ceremony.

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MISS YOUNG WOMEN'S

CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION

Blanche Winfrey

MISS BUSINESS
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MISS CAMILLA HUBERT HALL
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Dorothy Dorsey

MISS OMEGA PSI PHI
Mary Delores Wilson

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Matilda Bryan

MISS SOCIAL SCIENCE and ATTENDANTS
Lillian Ann Jackson, Nellie Ogletree "Miss Social Science," Julia Ann Jenkins

MISS SENIOR and ATTENDANTS
Thelma Evans, Anna Cooper, "Miss Senior," Freddie Liggins

THREE ATTRACTIVE SUMMER QUARTER STUDENTS
LoDoris Rooks, Leola Farley, Rosa Davis

MISS DELTA SIGMA THETA
Imogene Smith

MISS JUNIOR
Delores Bowens

MISS WRIGHT HALL and ATTENDANTS
Susan Peeler, Frankie Strickland, "Miss Wright Hall," Ronella- Hood

MISS LAMPADOS CLUB
Lois Carson

MISS ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA
Johnnye Paul Wright

MISS KAPPA ALPHA PSI
Artvetta Doanes

MISS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS
Frances Shellman

WINSOME COED
Dorothy Loadholt

ATTRACTIVE SUMMER QUARTER

STUDENT

Christine Wright

During the President's Lawn Party for June Graduates, Joyce and Marion Dingle
and Vernell Moultrie Sims laugh at a joke which Coach Richard Washington is
telling.

Annie Lee Howell, Geraldine Spaulding, James DeVoe, Student Council President, Mrs.

Thelma DeVoe, Vernell Moultrie Sims, and Joyce and Marion Dingle enjoy conversing at the

Lawn Party.

Honorees and guests at the June 1962 Lawn Party pause
amidst their enjoyment of refreshments for the camera-
man. In the FOREGROUND left to right are Dorothy
Brown, Olivet Wyche, Donnie Cooper, Mrs. Dorothy Hamil-

ton, Dora Myles, Catherlyn Holland, Phyllis Singfield, and
Mrs. Thelma Harmond. In the BACKGROUND are
Loretta Miller, Annette Kennedy, Juanita Quinn, Mr.
Samuel Gill and Mr. James Thompson, Jr.

Below Delores Washington, Amy Wilson, Williams and Edward Moultrie have fun at the
President's Lawn Party for August graduates.

THE JUNE CLASS

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Pictured above in the College Library are John and Carolyn Lockette and their parents, Dr. and
Mrs. Rutherford Lockette.

TWO MARCHING TIGERS

James Tyree Williams and Lawrence Hutchins, Senior Marching Tigers, pose near the college
gridiron.

GOLF DRIVING RANGE

HEALTH & PHYS 1 2k EDUCAT I ON

Miss Kathleen Thomas, Summer Quarter coed, poses on this range will increasingly enhance the Health, Physical
the recently allotted golf driving range. It is expected that Education, and Recreation program of the College.

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Raymond Harper takes his primary position in readiness
for running a 220 yard dash.

Harper practices with the javelin on the College athletic field.

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Coaches Albert Frazier (Backfield), George Miller (Line), and Richard Washington (Head
Coach), plan strategy.

FOOTBALL
THE SCOREBOARD

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SSC Opponents SSC Opponents

19 Edward Waters College 6 8 Alabama State College

Fort Valley State 27 Clark College 20

6 Morris College 8 18 Claflin College 24

22 Benedict College 14 40 Paine College

Albany State College 16

THE FIGHTING TIGERS

(FRONT ROW) James Deadwyler, John Sweet, Thomas Glover, Freddie Meyers, Harold Ray; (THIRD ROW) Chadwick Steele,

Thomas Williams, Sidney Williams, Frank Ellis, McArthur Pratt, Jerry Coakienos, Calvin Roberts, James McNeal, Bobby Lockett,

Robert Pennamon, Richard Anderson, George Johnson, Herschel Benjamin Spann, Willie Simmons, Jerome Roberts, James Carth-

Robinson. (SECOND ROW:) Henry Jenk, E. G. Hayes, Richard on, Bernard Lewis, Johnny Carthon, Robert Saxby.
Mungin, John Barnes, Oree Rawls, Herbert Ford, Gene Wilcher,

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JAMES CARTHON
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GEORGE JOHNSON
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The Tigers in action against Morris College

McArthur Pratt in action during the Homecoming Game with the
Clark College Panthers as opponents

Tigers fight toward the goal.

McArthur Pratt, carrying the ball, is attacked by a host of Clark
College Panthers as Robert Saxby is on the way.

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Marty Richards, Calvin Roberts, Oree Rawls, and James White stride across
the gridiron for the pre-game ceremony.

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Students congratulate the Tigers after their upset victory move over Benedict College on the
Savannah State College athletic field.

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1962-63 TIGERS BASKETBALL TEAM
(FRONT ROW L-R) Raymond Gooddine, Frank Ellis, Aaron seph Washington: (SECOND ROW) Coach Albert E. Frazier and
Johnson, Robert Caine, Johnny Mathis, Harvey Bailey, Warner James Jackson.
Strickland. Anthony Sheffield, Charles Day, Herbert Ford, Jo-

THE THREE JUNIORS

The three Juniors pictured above, Anthony Sheffield, Harvey Bailey, and Johnny
Mathis, spent many hours at practice and in playing time and were responsible
for much of the success of Basketball Tigers.

Warner Strickland

Robert Caine

Frank Ellis

Harvey Bailey

Johnny Mathis

Aaron Johnson

Raymond Gooddine

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Charles Day

Anthony Sheffield shoots as he is
guarded by Number 44 of South Car-
olina Area Trades team and as num-
ber 12 observes the action.

Aaron Johnson shoots a one-hand push as he is
guarded by SCATman. Anthony Sheffield and
SCATman 42 watch.

Aaron Johnson jumps for a lay-up shot
as Charles Day, Anthony Sheffield and
Johnny Mathis watch.

Alex Habersham of Omega Psi Phi

Fraternity attempts a jump shot Jerome Smith, an Omega man and Alvin Toney, a

against the Cats. Catman fight for a rebound.

Ralph Lowe controls the rebound.

I N

M E M O R I A M

The Reverend Amjogollo Elijah Peacock was Col-
lege Minister from 1940 until 1952, and again
from 1959 until his death on November 8, 1962.
He was also an Assistant Professor of Social Sci-

The Reverend Amjogollo Elijah Peacock

^hMS^

Mrs. Florence Fladger Harrington was Assistant
Professor of Fine Arts and Director of the Women's
Ensemble from September of 1955 until her de-
mise on October 9, 1962.

Mrs. Florence Fladger Harrington

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THE YEARBOOK STAFF

Boast Carswell

L — R: Frankie Souther-
land, Mr. Wilton Scott,
Johnnye Wright.

Boast Carswell, Editor-in-chief

Veronica Owens, Copy Editor

Ernestine Adams

¦n ^ n i Assistants

Beauty Poole

Jessie Scott, Photography and Layout Editor

Delores Bowens

¦r^ , m i Assistants

Delores Clarke

James F. Neal, Sports Editor
Gwendolyn Buchanan
Roscoe Edwards

Assistants

Percy Harden, Business Manager
Otis Mitchell

Frankie Southerland

Assistants

Miss Mary Ella Clark, Advisor

Mr. Wilton Scott, Advisor

Mr. Robert Mobley, Photographer

L — R: Frankie Southerland, Percy Harden, and Otis Mitchell.

L — R: Mr. Robert Mobley, Jessie Scott, Delores Clarke.

L — R: Gwendolyn Buchanan, James F. Neal, Roscoe Edwards. L — R: Veronica Owens, Boast Carswell, Miss Mary Ella Clark,

Ernestine Adams.

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SENIOR DIRECTORY

ADAMS, EARNESTINE: Eatonton, Georgia. Camilla Hubert
Hall, Y.W.C.A., Boar's Head Club, Dormitory Council.
ADAMS, JULIA: Eatonton, Georgia; Y.W.C.A., Home Econom-
ics Club, Technical Sciences Club, Marshall Board, Tutorial
System.

ALBRIGHT, EDITH: Route 2 box 176; Millen, Georgia.
ALLEN, EUDORA MOORE: 707 West 44th Street, Savannah,
Georgia; Adams 2-8462, S.N.E.A., Boar's Head Club, College
Playhouse, Women's Ensemble, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority,
Inc.

ALSTON, RUTH: 601 West 41st Street, Savannah, Georgia;
Adams 4-8984, Business Club.

ANDERSON, JEROME: 2019 Barton Street, Brunswick, Geor-
gia; AM 5-0922, Y.M.C.A., Newtonian Society, Student Library
Assistant.

BACON, LEWIS: 1044 Alpha Street, Waycross, Georgia; Kappa
Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. W. K. Payne Chemical Society.
BAISDEN, ALETHIA B.: 1807 Gordon Street, Brunswick,
Georgia.

BAKER, ROSE MARIE: 2114 Colorado Avenue, EL 4-9608,
Savannah, Georgia.

BELL, VERLYN CLIFTON: 401 High Street, Gainesville, Geor-
gia; LE 61257, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., Wright Hall
Dormitory Council, Y.M.C.A., S.N.E.A., Debating Society, Social
Science Club, Committee on Teacher Educations, Religious Life
Committee, Alpha Kappa Mu Tutorial Society.

BRANCH, MARGIE L.: 609 West Bolton Street, Adams 3-8783.
S.N.E.A.

BROWN, JR. JAMES: 1016 Highway 80. Savannah, Georgia.
Adams 6-3209. Kappa Aplha Psi Fraternity, Inc. Debating Society,
Y.M.C.A., Social Science Club, Student Council Representative,
S.N.E.A., Tutor (Government), Peace Corps Educational Com-
mittee.

BROWN, LUTHER MACK: 1505 West Chester Street, Savan-
nah, Georgia. Ad 6-6648. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. S.N.E.A.
BRUNSON, ERNEST BURNS: 827 East 38th Street, Savannah,
Georgia. 233-2581. Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. Technical
Science Club.

BUCHANAN. TR. PAUL LAWRENCE: 604 S-Gaskin, Douglas,
Georgia. 384-5062. Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., Y.M.C.A.
CALLOWAY, FREDA VIRGINIA: 114 North 31rd Street,
Griffin, Georgia. 6320. S.N.E.A.. Y.W.C.A., Boar's Head Club,
Camilla Hubert Hall Dormitory Council.

CANNICK. LEANDER: 221 West Waldburg Street, Savannah,
Georgia. Cresent Club. Y.M.C.A., Technical Sciences Club, Phi
Beta Sigma.

CARSWELL. TR. BOAST CEPHAS: 521 Elm Street, Rockmart,
Georgia. 684-2095. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., The Tiger,
(Yearbook), S.N.E.A., Newtonian Society, Football team, Pan-
Hellenic Council, Avant Garde.

CARTER. DOROTHYE VIRGINIA: 301 Barbank Drive, Man-
chester, Georgia. 846-2706. "Who's Who In American Colleges and
Universities," Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Marshall Board,
Boar's Head Club, Peace Corps Committee, Student Activity
Committee, S.N.E.A. Language Representative.

CHEELY, JULIA ELAINE: Route 1 Box 190, Mitchell, Georgia.
S.N.E.A., Y.W.C.A.

CHISHOLM, DOLORES LA VERN: 541 East Henry Street,
Savannah, Georgia. 23-44742. S.N.E.A.

CLARKE, DOLORES ANN: 505 East Henry Street, Savannah,
Georgia. AD 4-8933. Annual Staff, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority,
Inc., Newtonian Society, S.N.E.A.

CLEMENTS, BARBARA SARAH: 1316 Love Street, Savannah,
Georgia. AD 4-3309. Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., S.N.E.A.

CLOUD, III THOMAS CALVIN: 321-Street, S.W., Cairo,

Georgia. 377-6437. American Chemical Society, W. K. Payne
Chemical Society, Alpha Kappa Mu Tutorial Society, Y.M.C.A.,
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.

COAR, JAMES ERNEST: 2917 East 7th Street. Columbus,
Geora-ia. FA 21333. W. K. Payne Chemical Society, Alpha Kappa
Mu Tutorial Society, American Chemical Society, Omega Psi
Phi Fraternity, Inc.

COLBERT. BENJAMIN J.: 1012 West 41st Street. Savannah.
Georgia. AD 2-7633. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., Home-
coming Committee, S.N.E.A., Y.M.C.A., Avant Garde.
COLBERT. JAMES: 1018 East 6th Street, FA 3-9487, Columbus,
Georgia, S.N.E.A., Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.
COOPER. ANNA: 1710 Grove Street, Savannah. Georgia. AD
4-6959. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.. Technical Sciences
Club, Home Economics Club, Miss Senior.

COOPER, EZEKIEL JR.: 515 Fellwood Homes, Savannah Georgia.
AD 4-3071, Savannah State Choral Society, Tutor in Chemistry.
COPELAND, GRADY ELLENBURG: Savannah, Georgia, Alpha
Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc, Business Club, Economics Club.
COPELAND. GUSSIE LEE: 663 East 32nd Street, Savannah, Geor-
gia. AD 4-7947.

COX, JR. OTIS GRAHAM: 1527 Mills B. Lane Avenue AD 6-7513,
Alpha Phi Alpha, Inc., Y.M.C.A., Techniqueal Science Club.
S.N.E.A.

DANIELS, SHELTON: 300 Concord Avenue, Eatonton, Georgia.
Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., Y.M.C.A.

DAVIS, ANNIE PEARL: Patterson, Georgia, 646-5714. Home Eco-
nomics Club, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. Creative Dance Group,
Young Women's Christian Association.

DAY, WILLIAM JAMES: 2210 Burroughs Street, Savannah, Geor-
gia, AD 3-7674. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., Men's Glee Club,
S.N.E.A., Y.M.C.A., Basketball Team, Track Team, Mathematics
Club.

DINGLE, TOYCE GRIFFIN: 511 West Victory Drive, Savannah,
Georgia. 234-8241. S.N.E.A., Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.,
Social Science Club, Y.W.C.A.

DIXON, DARNELL MYRTICE: 1700 Eleanor Street, Savannah,
Georgia. AD 3-4825, Business Club, S.N.E.A., Zeta Phi Beta Soror-
ity, Inc.

DRYER, EUGENE: Route 1, Box 323, Mcintosh, Georgia. Omega
Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.

DUPREE, BARBARA: 652 East 34th Street, Savannah, Georgia, AD
3-6806, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., Student National Education
Assistant.

EDWARDS, GLORIA: 2223 East Jones Street AD 6-0874, Savan-
nah, Georgia.

EDWARDS, JESSIE PEAR: Route 4, Box 143, Dawson, Georgia.
Home Economics Club, Technical Sciences Club, Y.M.C.A., Wom-
en's Glee Club.

ELMORE, NORMAN BENEDICT: 219/ 2 West 56th Street, Savan-
nah, Georgia, AD-64370. "Who's Who, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity,
Inc., Student Council, Newman Club, Alpha Kappa Mu, Boar's
Head Club, S.N.E.A., Student Advisory Board.

EVANS, THELMA MAXINE: 1105 Effie Street, Waycross, Geor-
gia. S.N.E.A., Marshall Board, Social Committee, Choral Society,
Attendant to "Miss Senior."

FERGUSON, GLORIA: 421 East 31th Street, AD 2-2293, Savan-
nah, Georgia.

FLORENCE, ROBERT LEE: 1017 Cochran Avenue, Brunswick,
Georgia. AM 59205, S.N.E.A., Social Science Club.
FLUELLEN, TULIA PEARL: 1611 Sylvester Drive, Savannah,
Georgia, 233-0308.

GARDNER, GERTRUDE: Post office Box 103 Riceboro, Georgia.
Y.W.C.A., S.N.E.A.

GARVIN, HAZEL LOUVENIA: 801 Sullivan Street, Savannah,
Georgia. A.N.E.A.

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GASKINS, GRACIE LEE: 510 East Pine Street, Douglas, Georgia.
S.N.E.A., Social Science Club, Y.W.C.A.

GOOLSBY. LIZZIE LORINE: 378 Bailey Street, Athens, Georgia.
546-1575. S.N.E.A., Y.W.C.A., Social Science Club, Camilla Hubert
Hall Council.

GRANT, CATHERINE ELIZABETH: #15 Grimbles Point, Savan-
nah, Georgia. EL 5-1248, Dancing Group.

GRANT. MOSES ALEXANDER: 1518 Cloverdale Drive, AD 6-
4822, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc.

GREENE. BARBARA. ANN : 962-B Ruth Court, Savannah, Georgia,
AD 6-9964. The Enterpriser, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Busi-
ness Club.

HABERSHAM, JULIA: Route 3 Box 187, Washington Street,
Louisville, Georgia: Newtonian Society, S.N.E.A.

HANDY, JACQUELINE: 1017 Frank Street, AD 3-9015, Savannah,
Georgia; S.N.E.A.

HARDEN. DOROTHY LA ROSE: 505 East Charlton Street, Sa-
vannah, Georgia. AD 6-6033. Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., Y.W.C.A.
HARDEN, PERCY: 120 St. Joseph Avenue, Savannah, Georgia.
AD 6-0538. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., Yearbook Staff Mem-
ber, Newman's Club, Business Club, Y.M.C.A.

HARPER, CLORIA TEAN: Millen, Georgia. 699W-3, Y.W.C.A.,
S.N.E.A., Attendant to "Miss Y.M.C.A.,"

HARPER, RAYMOND ALVIN BERNARD: 109 Griggs Street
Marietta, Georgia, 428-9700. S.N.E.A., Physical Education Club,
Basketball, Track, Student Trainer.

HARRIS, ROOSEVELT: Eatonton, Georgia. Phi Beta Sigma Fra-
ternity, Inc., Y.M.C.A., Avant Garde, Pan-Hellenic Council.
HARRIS, WILLIE OSCAR: Route 1 Box 264, Thomson, Georgia.
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., Physical Education Club, Y.M.C.A.,
Wright Hall Dormitory Council, S.N.E.A.

HENDERSON, ANNIE: 216 West Calhoun Street, Thomasville,
Georgia. CA-5217. Physical Education Club, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority,
Inc., Pan-Hellenic Council, Women's Glee Club, Student National
Education Association.

HERRINGTON, CAROLYN: Sardis, Georgia. 569-2931. S.N.E.A.
HILL, BOBBY L.: Athens, Georgia. R. J. Reynold's Student Repre-
sentative, Business Club, Debating Society, Sunday School Superin-
tendent, Wright Hall Dormitory Council, Who's Who — American
College, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., Alpha Kappa Mu Tutori-
al Society, Peace Corps Committee, Religions Life Commit-
tee. Y.M.C.A., Homecoming Committee.

HILL, MOLLIE ELIZABETH: 311 7th Avenue, Manchester, Geor-
gia. TH 6-3372. Y.W.C.A., S.N.E.A., Boar's Head Club.
HOLLIDAY, GLORIA JEAN: 118 Ferrill Street, Savannah, Geor-
gia. AD 4-1298. Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., "Miss Sigma," S.N.E.A.,
Y.W.C.A.

HOLLIDAY, JOAN YVONNE: 118 Ferrill Street, Savannah,
Georgia. AD 4-1298. Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., Physical Education
ClubfS.N.E.A.

HOLLIS, MARY NELL: 610 Second Avenue N.W.. Moultrie,
Georgia. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Home Economics Club,
Y.W.C.A., Marshall Board.

HOWELL, BETTY KELLEY: 1403 Cloverdale Drive. 236-3000.
HOWELL, BURNICE ELOISE: Lumber City, Georgia. Physical
Education Club, Archonian Club of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.
HUMMINGS, BARBARA JANE: Route 1, Box 70, Woodbine,
Georgia. TE 4-2326. S.N.E.A.

HUTCHINS. LAWRENCE: 715 East 33rd Street, Savannah, Geor-
gia. AD 3-0556. Marching and Concert Band, Alpha Phi Alpha Fra-
ternity, Inc., S.N.E.A., Y.M.C.A., Men's Glee Club.
JACKSON, DAISY CAROLYN: 311 Atwell Millen, Georgia. Tel.
473, S.N.E.A.

JACKSON. ELIZABETH PRYOR: 2218 Augusta Avenue, Savan-
nah, Georgia. AD 6-5931. S.N.E.A., Y.W.C.A.

JACKSON, GLADYS HARRIETT: Route 4. Box 369, AD 4-7889.
S.N.E.A., Y.W.C.A., Social Science Club.

JAMES. DELORES TEWELL: 1007- 12th Street, West Palm Beach,
Fla. 832-4792. Band, S.N.E.A.

JAMES, JO ANN F. : 3000 Highland Hgts. Pl„ Valdosta, Georgia.
CH 2-8347. Sigma Gamma Pho Sorority, Inc., Women's Glee Club.
JENKINS. MARGARET AMELIA: 994A Hull Drive, Savannah,
Georgia. AD 3-1491. S.N.E.A., Y.M.C.A., Women's Glee Club, Stu-
dent Council.

JOHNSON, HELEN: 418 Fellwood Homes, Savannah, Georgia.
AD 3-9034. Social Science Club, S.N.E.A., Y.W.C.A., Business
Club.

TOHNSON, RUTHIE MAE: Route 1, Box 301, Metier, Georgia.
MU 5-5905. Home Economics Club, Y.M.C.A.

TOHNSON, WILLIE BELL: Route 1, Box 3, Attapulgua, Georgia.
S.N.E.A., Y.M.C.A.

JONES. ALVIN JR.: 1015 West Victory Drive. AD 2-3937. Savan-
nah, Georgia, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.

TONES, ARTIS WILLIAM TR. 903 Fletcher Street, Thomasville,
Georgia. CA 6-1556. Band, S.N.E.A.

TONES, BERNICE MARIE: Route 1, Box 20, Townsend, Georgia.
437-4494. S.N.E.A.

JONES, HENRIETTA: 609 Key Street, Macon, Georgia. SH 6-9825.
Marshall Board.

JONES, JULIA MAE: 514 West 34th Street, Savannah, Georgia.
JONES, SHIRLEY: 417 Yamacraw Village, Savannah, Georgia.
AD 6-0986.

TONES, THERESSA BEVELYN: 1101 Love Street, Savannah,
Georgia. AD 6-7478. S.N.E.A.

KORNEGAY, BERNITA: 2117 Ott Street, Savannah, Georgia. AD
4-0465. Alpha Kappa Mu. Business Club, Tiger's Roar. Curriculum
Committee, Y.M.C.A., Who's Who Among Students in American
Colleges and LTniversities.

LAMAR, LUCILE: Post office Box 344, Talbolton, Georgia. MO
5-3130. Marshall Board, S.N.E.A., Y.W.C.A., Religions Life Com-
mittee, Charm Week Committee.

LAW, IRENE: 115 Maple Street, Savannah, Georgia. Ad 4-6456.
LAWRENCE, ORA DEE: Route 2, Box 43-A, Folkston, Georgia.
S.N.E.A.

LEWIS, DOLPHUS GENE: 1343 23rd Street, Columbus, Georgia.
FA 3-5959. Social Science Club, Alpha Kappa Mu Tutorial So-
ciety, Wright Hall Dormitory Council, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity
Inc., Foreign Language Laboratory Assistant, Y.M.C.A.
LIGGINS, FREDDIE MARTE: 2501 Florance Street, Savannah,
Georgia. AD 4-1062. Boar's Head Club, Attendant to "Miss Senior."
Y.W.C.A., S.N.E.A., Year Book Staff.

LOVE, LORETHA: 18 Lovett Street, Statesboro, Georgia. PO.
4-5801. S.N.E.A., Women's Glee Club.

LOWE, RALPH: 1017 Enoch Drive, Columbus, Georgia. FA 3-4635.
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., Y.M.C.A., Newtonian Club, Wright
Hall Dormitory Council, SSC Advisory Board, Pan-Hellenic Council,
S.N.E.A., Baseball.

LUCKEY, VERNICE JEAN: Route 1, Box 408, Mcintosh, Georgia.
MASSEY, IRENE: 1928 Cochran Avenue, Brunswick, Georgia. AM
5-5910. Assistant teacher at Savannah State Nursery School.
MAYES, BARBARA ANN: 915 Porter Street, Savannah, Georgia.
AD 4-2623. S.N.E.A.

McMILLAN, CHARLES FRANKLIN : 1836 West 54th Street, Sa-
vannah, Georgia. AD 3-3287. Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc.,
Y.M.C.A., Pan-Hellenic Council, Mathematics Club, S.N.E.A.
McNEAL, BOBBY: 721 West 47th Street, Savannah, Georgia. AD
6-4020. Social Science Club, S.N.E.A.

McRAE, MARINE: 426 second Avenue, McRae, Georgia. 867-6251.
Y.W.C.A., S.N.E.A., Social Science Club.

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MIDDLETON, ERNESTINE MEGGETT: 1217 West 41st Street,
Savannah, Georgia. AD 2-5041. S.N.E.A., Y.W.C.A.
MILTON, WILLIAM JACKSON: 606 West 59th Street, Savannah,
Georgia. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.

MITCHELL, OTIS: 632 West Orchard Street, Savannah, Georgia.
236-4703. Boar's Head Club, College Playhouse, Tiger's Roar, Year
Book Staff, S.N.E.A., Debating Society, Pan-Hellenic Council, Alpha
Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.

MOFFITT, ANNIE W.: 2121 Florance Street, Metter, Georgia.
AD 6-9790, S.N.E.A.

MOORE, LUCY: 105 Cuthbert Street, Marietta, Georgia. Techni-
cal Sciences Club, Home Economics Club, Y.M.C.A.
NUNNALLY, BETTE J.: 10 Bryant Street. Statesboro. Georgia.
PO. 4-2692.

NUNNALLY, JERELEAN: 10 Bryant Street, Statesboro. Georgia.
PO. 4-2692.

OGLETREE, NELLIE GAY: 109 Washington Street, Barnesville,
Georgia. Phone. 707. "Miss Social Science," Social Science Club,
S.N.E.A., Y.W.C.A.

OVERSTREET, ROSE MARIE: 611 40th Lane. Savannah, Geor-
gia. AD 6-0097. S.N.E.A., Choral Society.

PARRISH VELMA LAVERNE: 27 Blitch Street, Statesboro,
Georgia. PO. 4-3053. Y.W.C.A., S.N.E.A. "Miss S.N.E.A.," Boar's
Head Club.

PHILLIPS, CHARLES ANDRE: 921 West 42nd Street, Savannah,
Georgia. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., Social Science Club,
College Playhouse, Y.M.C.A., Debating Society, Tiger's Roar,
Y.M.C.A.

PINKNEY, LEOMIA: 1800 Eleanor, Savannah, Georgia. AD 4-8265
Business Club.

POOLE, BEAUTY: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., S.N.E.A,,
Newtonian Society, Dormitory Council, Yearbook Staff.
POOLE. JOHN HENRY: 223 Pine Street. Atlanta, Georgia. TR.
5-8176. Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. Y.M.C.A., S.N.E.A.
PORTER, JACKIE: 211 Wilson Street, Pelham, Georgia. Phone
294-8473. Business Club, Marshall Board, Y.W.C.A.
POWERS, GENTLE: 804 South Hooker Street, Fitzgerald, Georgia.
Phone, 6076.

QUINN, VIVIAN: Post Office Box 447, Savannah State College,
Savannah, Georgia. Camilla Hubert Hall Dormitory Council.
S.N.E.A., Business Club.

RICHARDSON, GLORIA: 34 Brooklyn Homes, Brunswick,
Georgia.

ROBERTS. MANNIE: Route 1. Box 234. Richboro, Georgia. Tu.
4-2872. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., Mathematics and Physics,
S.N.E.A., Debating Society, Alpha Kappa Mu Tutorial Society.
ROBINSON, ROBERT: 644 West 39th Street, AD 2-5445, Savan-
nah, Georgia.

ROOKS, CAROLYN EVANGELINE: 312 Harrington Road, St.
Simons Island, Georgia. ME 8-2784. S.N.E.A., Y.W.C.A.
ROSS, ETHEL LACINE: Jones Homes Apt. 43, Glennville, Georgia.
OL. 4-2045. S.N.E.A., Science and Mathematics Clubs, Dramatics.
SAMUEL, BESSIE: 132 Jenkes Street, AD 3-1752. Savannah,
Georgia.

SEABROAK, LESLIE: 208 Taylor Street, Alma, Georgia, Y.W.C.A..
S.N.E.A., Social Science Club.

SHEFFIELD. VIVIAN E. 2209 Albany Street, Brunswick, Georgia.
AM 5-1979. Y.W.C.A., S.N.E.A.

SHELLMAN. LOVIA: Route 1, Box 213, Barton, Georgia. EM
4-3563. Y.W.C.A., S.N.E.A.

SINGLETON. JOAN: 2141 East Bolton Street, Savannah, Georgia.
AD 6-1702, S.N.E.A.

SINGLETON, PEARL L.: 2701 Florence Street Savannah, Georgia.
AD 6-1483. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Committee on Student
Personnel, S.N.E.A., Avant Garde.

SMALL. ISRAEL GEORGE: Post Office Box 37, Rincon, Georgia.
826-5640. S.N.E.A.. Physical Education Club, Kappa Alpha Psi Fra-
ternity, Inc.

SMITH, EUGENE: 131A Mclntyre Street. Savannah, Georgia. AD
6-7509. Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc.. Technical Sciences Club,
S.N.E.A., Y.M.C.A.

SMITH, TEROME: Hinesville, Georgia. Omega Psi Phi Fraternity,
Inc., Y.M.C.A., S.N.E.A., Physical Education Club, Wright Hall
Dormitory.

SNELSON, IRA ANN: Route 4, Box 20. Marietta. Georgia. 427-
3009. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Inc., S.N.E.A., Young Women's
Christian Association, Business Club. Enterpriser — Typist.
SNIPES. DOROTHY: 11 Nelson Street, Savannah, Georgia. W. K.
Payne Chemical Society.

STRANGE, DORIS MARIE: Route 2, Box 48. Toomsboro, Georgia.
S.N.E.A., Y.W.C.A.

SWEET. JOHN A.: 606 Clay Street, Bainbridge, Georgia. Phone —
Ch6-3957, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., Y.M.C.A., P.E.M. Club,
S.N.E.A.

THOMAS, JOHN D.: 16450 N.W. 22nd Court, Opa-Locka, Florida.
Phone NA4-1785, Social Science Club.

TONEY, CYNTHIA: 712-B Bethel Court. Savannah. Georgia.
Phone AD3-2958. Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Boar's Head Club, Asso-
ciation of Women Students.

TRUELL. SAMUEL MACK: 3303 Burroughs Street. Savannah.
Georgia. Phone AD2-3940, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., De-
bating Team, Social Science Club, Tiger's Roar, Y.M.C.A.
TYSON, BARBARA ROSETTA: Darien, Georgia. Phone 832-4448,
S.N.E.A.

VEAL, EUNICE: Route 1, Dublin, Georgia. Delta Sigma Theta
Sorority, Inc., S.N.E.A., Marshall Board, Boar's Head Club.
WADE, ROSE L.: 3010 Lindell Avenue, Tampa, Florida. Phone
243-6163.

WATSON, HATTIE L.: 3867 Boby Drive, Columbus, Georgia.
Phone — Fairfax 7-7166, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Business
Club, Marshall Board, Savannah State College Band, Association of
Women Students, Y.W.C.A.

WHING, SHIRLEY REGINIA: Route 4, Box 271, Saint Simons
Island, Georgia, Phone ME-8020, Newtonian Society. Sunday School,
Marshall Board, Y.W.C.A., S.N.E.A.

WHITE, GEORGIA MAE: Route 4, Box 347, Macon, Georgia,
Phone SH2-8600, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., S.N.E.A., Cheering
Squad, Physical Education Club, Creative Dance Group.
WILKERSON, WILLIE M.: Post Office Box 50, Naylor, Georgia.
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., Technical Sciences Club, Y.M.C.A.,
Art Club, Newtonian Society.

WILLIAMS, ERNEST: 1938 W 57th St., Savannah, Georgia. Phone
Ad4-3714.

WILLIAMS, HOLLAND:
WILLIAMS, TRUDDIE:

WILSON, MARY DELORES: 1011 'Richards Street, Savannah,
Georgia. Phone 234-7932, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., A.K.Mu.
Tutorial Society.

WINFREY, BLANCHE B.: 174 Barfield Ave., S.W., Atlanta. Geor-
gia. Phone Plaza 8-5123, Y.W.C.A., S.N.E.A., Women's Ensemble,
Student Aid to Personnel Staff, Association of Women Students, "Miss
Y.W.C.A."

WRIGHT. JOHNNYE PAUL: 305 Pughsley Street, Swainsboro,
Georgia. Phone BE 7-8669 Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.,
S.N.E.A., Newtonian Society, Alpha Kappa Mu Tutorial Society.
ZEIGLER, GENEVA M.: N. Zetterower Ave. Statesboro, Georgia.
Women's Ensemble, Business Club.

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