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The B-Cean, 1950

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YEAR BOOK of BETHUNE-COOKMAN COLLEGE Daytona Beach, Florida

A School of Personality

'otettHPid DESCRIPTION OF ACTIVITIES

The B-Cean Staff Acknowledgement h Old and New Faith Hall The Dedication The Theme History of Bethune-Cookman College The Administration, President Message k Faculty and Staff Building We The Student "The Training of the Head" Classes Departmental Clubs "The Training of the Hand" Trades' Division Athletics Vocational Clubs "The Training of the Heart" Greek Letter Organizations V,' Civic and Social Clubs Dramatics Music Religious Organizations -J Special Activities Business Establishments

TABLE OF CONTENTS BETHUM-COOKIIAM COLLEGE DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA 1950

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Willie Pittman Otis Black Lilliam Whittington Robert Starker Florence Small Margaret Everette Alponso Duncan Arnetta Smith Maxwell W. Saxon Robert Pridgeon Mary Farmer Percy L. Milligan Marion Speight Thelma Williams Catherne Payne Roslyn L. Scippio Charles Mathis Robert Starker Bonnie M. Newbold Helena Reed Lawerence Scott Gilbert Miller Millard Taylor Josephine Whitmire Ann Branhani Rita Jones Hubert Day Sarah Franklin Susan Butler Evelyn Badger Kenneth Bowers Yvonne Rolle Maxwell W. Saxon Sponsor and Advisor to the B'Cean Staff

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT We, the Annual Staff of 1949-50, would like to acknowledge the time, patience, and consideration which our sponsor and advisor. Maxwell W. Saxon, so willingly gave toward helping us to present to you a "new B-Cean." His skill in composition and artistic ability along with an ever helping hand reached forward in an earnest effort to assist us.

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In sincere dedication to Mrs. Julia Davis, who for many years served Bethune-Cookman College. Who inspired Bethunians with her courage and willingness to give of herself to the institution and her innate love of that giving. A woman who truly exemplifies the virtues of finer woman: loyalty, strength, merit, efficacy, valor, chastity and morality: and who has a deep admiration for human­ ity and in return is loved and admired by all. ''THE TRAINING OF THE HEAD, THE HAND, AND THE HEART' The problem of Education for the Negro has been attacked with directness, force, and success at Bethune-Cookman College.

Its. young men and women, "must stand up with the students of Harvard—the first college in America.'' Its aim—to provide op­ portunity for full development of each individual's unique per­ sonality and contribution to a democratic society—with special emphasis on the training of the head, the hand, and the heart. 0 God protect dear B-C.C Crown her with Love and cheer. We'll ever sing thy praise to thee It makes us strong and bold All hail to thee dear B-C.C All hail to thee all hail Hail thee. Maroon and Gold. HISTORY OF BETHUNE-COOKMAN COLLEGE

Bethune-Cookman College evolved from During the period from 1939 to 1941, the merger of two Florida educational institu­ particular stress was placed on the improve­ tions—Cookman Institute of Jacksonville and ment of the curriculum and the standardizing the Daytona Normal and Industrial Institute of each division. Tireless efforts were given of Daytona. to the strengthening of the teacher-education program. Cookman Institute was founded in 1872, by Rev. D. S. B. Darnell. It was the first In 1941, in order to meet the need so institution for higher education of Negroes apparent in the State, Bethune-Cookman Col­ founded in the State of Florida. During the lege expanded the Teacher-Education curricu­ half-century of its service in Jacksonville, it lum to the four-year level, offering the degree maintained uniformly high standards of of Bachelor of Science in Elementary Educa­ moral, spiritual, and intellectual training. tion. This expanded service was undertaken in Its ideal of high scholarship and Christian the Fall of the scholastic year 1941-42, and character gave the Institute a definite and degrees were conferred upon this first group respected place in -the hearts of Florida of four-year graduates in May, 1943. people. On December 15, 1942, the founder, Dr. The Daytona Normal and Industrial Insti­ Mary McLeod Bethune, retired, becoming tute was founded in 1904, by Mary McLeod President-Emeritus, and James A. Colston Bethune. This institution was founded on faith was elected to succeed her. and maintained during its early years as a result of great struggle and hardship. Its During President Colson's administration initial purpose and organization were to pro­ the instructional program was greatly en­ vide industrial and literary training, on the riched and the quality of the faculty improved. elementary and high school level, to girls As the result of serious study and work on the only. The influence and service of this unique part of the administration, faculty, and stu­ school grew; its plant was expanded and dents, the institution became in 1946 a through the contacts and activities of its dyna­ Senior College accredited by the State Depart­ mic founder, it became nationally known' ment of Education and the Southern Associ­ within twenty years of its establishment. ation of Colleges and Secondary Schools. Cookman Institute and the Daytona On June 1, William H. Hale became Administrative Dean and served in this capac­ Normal and Industrial Institute were merged ity until September 1. At that time, Mrs. in 1923, and the school became co-educa­ Bethune resumed the Presidency and Char­ tional. Junior college curricula were initiated lotte L. Ford Clark became Dean-Registrar. and for thirteen years the school prosecuted On June 1, 1947, Richard V. Moore was the dual program of high school and junior appointed by the Board of Trustees as Presi­ college work. In 1939, the high school depart­ dent and William DuBose was appointed ment was discontinued and the entire empha­ Registrar. sis of the College and constituency was placed on the junior college work.

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Here is the B-Cean for 19U9-50. Much hard work has gone into the creating of this •• •• •. .''• *. •••If. V.fi*"? •"^••/yj^' book. The whole staff deserves the coimnen- dation of the faculty and students.

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The prospects for next year are good. Trustees, students and faculty are giving their best to making Bethune-Cookman College '•' • ••••::•• <:i^ryK finer in scholarship, finer in culture, and finer in the development of Christian charac­

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I am happy to extend greetings and best wishes to the Bethune-Cookman family every­ where , Cordially Richard Vernon Moore, Pres,

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BISHOP J. W. E. BOWEN Chairman Trustee Board Atlantic Coast Area, Methodist Church

HERBERT E. DAVIDSON Chairman Executive Committee Trustee Board

M. S. DAVAGE Trustee Executive Secretary Board of Education, Methodist Church DEAN CHARLOTTE F. CLARK Dean of Instruction

MR. JAMES E. HUGER Business Manager MAXWELL W. SAXON Director Public Relations

EDWARD R. RODRIQUEZ Director Student Welfare WILLIAM M. DUBOSE Registrar

MARTHA M. BERBEL Librarian ALBERT BETHUNE SR. Director of Vocational Division

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DR. T. A. ADAMS College Physician

L MRS. ANNETTA E. SMITH Counsellor of Women

REV. MASTER J. WYNN Director Christian Education College Minister

RICHARD BROWN Counsellor of Men THE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING WHICH HOUSES FIRST FLOOR

East Side President's Offices, Foods Laboratory West Side Post Office, Business Office, Business Manager's Office and Bookkeeper's Office SECOND FLOOR East Side Office of Public Relations, Business Department West Side Registrar's and Dean's Offices NORTH WING

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F A C U L T Y and S T A F F FLORENCE LOVELL DYETT SMALL Chairman Division of Education and Psychology

EMMY V. HUNT Chairman Home Economics Division GRAHAM GRAVES Head of Music Division Chairman of Business

DAVIS Acting Chairman JACKSON Physical Education Chairman of Science and Math. Department Instructor of Science

FAIR STARBACH Head of Social Science Instructor of English Division

ELEASE F. BRUNSON ARTHUR REYNOLDS MARGARET T. BENTON Home Economics Radio Secretary to Dean

CHARLES MATHIS TIMOTHY ENGRAM CATHERINE DAVIS Mathematics Electricity Principal of Keyser

LOUIS I. HAND MARY L. DIVERS ELOISE T. THOMPSON Economics Social Science Secretary to President

JAMES T. COLEMAN LEROY HOOKS ALZEDA HACKER Science Related Training Music CLEO M. SURRY PERCY L. MILLIGAN JOHN WALTON On leave—English Mathematics Shoe Repair

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MARIE B. RICHARDSON O'CONNER T. CLARK ARTHUR WALKER Biology Related Training Auto Mechanics

CHRIS JOHNSON HORACE HILL ALBERT M. BETHUNE, Jr. Brick Masonry Business Administration On Leave—Ass't. Librarian

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HAROLD V. LUCAS JOSEPH POLITE THOMAS FERRELL Business Administration Tailoring Woodwork RHUOLPH MATTHEWS BENNES BRAND ALEXANDER VALENTINE l*liy.si(-al Education Nurse Music

LOWRY G. WRIGHT NELLIE FRANCIS BOOKER LEWIS Director Chief Official College Hostess Physical Education

ISAAC K. PHELPS LINA KAHN ROBERT K. WRIGHT Science Social Science Tailoring

CLINTON EVANS JAMES C. BAILEY FLORENCE C. BORDERS Dining Room Supervisor Ass't. State Service Order Assistant Librarian Veterans Affairs JAMES A. DAVIS CAROLYN OLIVER MARGARET WILLIAMS Mathematics Secretary—President's Office Instructor at Keyser

DOROTHY PRICE WILLIAM LAFAYETTE THELMA DuBOSE Departmental Secretary Accountant Iristructor at Keyser

DOLLYE JOYNER ROSA SIMMS CORNELIA B. FREEMAN Counselor-Matron Counselor-Matron Instructor at Keyser

MAUDE AARON ROSE BRYON EDITH CLARK Instructor at Keyser Instructor at Keyser Secretary-Treasurer's Office ELLA BOSTON BEN LANE MAUDE N. EDWARDS Bookkeeper Laundry Supervisor Clerk

OLDEN LATIMER SENORITA 0. CRAWFORD MADELINE EVANS Custodian of Veterans Housing Secretary Counselor-Matron

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RICHARD WILLIAMS WILMER C. SMITH EDWARD VAN POOLE Gardener Bookkeeper Maintenance-Repairs

NADINE FERRELL BERTHA MINOR EDWARD MINOR Cashier-Clerk Physical Education Related Mathematics On Leave On Leave NOT SHOWN

TED BROWNE JULIA DAVIS F. PROCTOR TAYLOR Athletic Director Dietitian Matron (Retired)

ENOCH MOORE ENGRAHAM MILLARD MORRIS Caretaker Custodian

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MARION JENKINS CHARLES FRANCIS SADIE SHARPE Caretaker Dietitian

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VIEW OF THE BUILDINGS Photography ** RIVERS STUDIO AND CAMERA SHOP ** 'All Things Photographic" By 608 Second Ave. Phone 8844 Daytona Beach, Fla. RIVERS BUILDERS OF

1. FAITH AND CONFIDENCE IN NEGRO BUSINESS. 2. ECONOMIC SECURITY OF MINORITY GROUPS. 3. EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR HEALTH, EDUCATION, POSITIONS, FRANCHISE AND THE FINER THINGS OF LIFE. 4. CHARACTER IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF YOUNG AND OLD ALIKE. 5. ESTATES THRU SMALL WEEKLY, QUARTERLY OR ANNUAL DEPOSITS

IN THE AFRO-AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Dr. James H. Lewis Chairman-President 105 E. Union Street Jacksonville, Florida TRAINING OF THE HEAD

Twenty-eight years after Mrs. Bethune founded her one building school, the Daytona Normal and Industrial Institute merged with the Cookman Institute of Jack­ sonville, Florida. The new school, Bethune-Cookman College training young men and women for Elementary school training, to meet Florida's ever-increasing need, the college expanded its teacher-education curriculum to a four-year level, offering the Bachelor of Science Degree in Elementary Education.

In 1942, Mrs. Bethune became President Emeritus and James A. Colston was elected president. Mr. Colston was succeeded by Richard V. Moore under whom the college further broadened its scope to include courses leading to the Bachelor of Science degree in Secondary Education, Business Education and Home Economics.

Bethune-Cookman has an "A" rating from the State Department of Education and from the Southern Association of colleges and Secondary Schools.

Establishment of divisions of Humanities Natural Sciences, Social Studies, Edu­ cation Psychology and Home Economics named in the truest sense, Bethune-Cookman has become one of the deep South's most important educational influences.

Students coming to Bethune-Cookman College for their higher education from 36 states and 3 foreign countries—Nigeria, British Honduras, and Nassau—have more than tripled the college enrollment in the past six years.

There are additional evening classes and summer sessions.

Today the instructional staff includes 50, five of whom are Doctors of Philosophy from Harvard, Yale, McGill University and University of Pennsylvania, two PhD's are Negroes and 21 faculty members (Negroes) have masters degrees, several of these faculty members are working toward Doctorates. ^*J»

1/t^ CJt,1/ t^ THE STUDENT COUNCIL

ROSTER • President—W. H. Hill Vice President—J. A. Smith Secretary—Mary Jackson Treasurer—Lucious Davis Bus. Manager—Leroy McCrary REPRESENTATIVES r i . i NT A j Council at large—Neroy Anderson Sophomore—Herbert Day and John Frink Junior—Euclid Cooper and Jake Miller Senior—Margart Ingram, Carol Lawerance Sect. Treas. PRESIDENT'S STATEMENT The Student Council is the voice through which the students give organized expression of their attitudes, plans, ambitions, and suggestions for the interest of harmonious living in the campus community. The activities of the council embrace many and varied opportunities for student participation in the social, religious, recreational, and administrative affairs of the campus. It is the organ of self-direction and leadership at Bethune-Cookman College.

SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Term 1949-50

GRADY H. "JIMMY" JAMES Ocala, Florida Hobby—Newswriting Organizations—MZ Club, Exchange editor of College Student Publication, Sport editor for College Major—Business Administration

EARL ISAAC HIGGS President Miami, Florida Hobbies—singing, hunting Organizations—Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Special Singing Group, General Choir, Omega Psi Phi Ensemble, YMCA Major—Social Science

Vice-President Secretary

GWENDOLYN B. "JIMMIE" SHELTON

Hobbies—Volley Ball, playing the piano ^ Organizations — Business Club, Farmer­ ettes Club, College Choir, YWCA Major—Business Education THEDOLA "DOLA" HAYES Hobby—Collecting Insects Organizations—Basileus of Gamma Tau Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Soror­ ity, Pan-Hellenic Council, YWCA Major—Science

THELMA P. "PAT" STANLEY Ocala, Florida Hobby—collecting poems Organizations—Business Club, Pyramid Club Major—Business Education

Reporter Chaplain

OSWALD "REB" BRONSON Philadelphia, Pa. Hobby—Reading Books Organizations—Chaplain of Alpha Phi Al pha Fraternity, President of Ministeria Oxford Club, Vice-President of Pan Hel lenic Council, YMCA Major—Social Science CLASS OFFICERS Parliamentarian Business Manager

WILLIAM EDWARD "TINY" JACKSON Organizations — Chaplain of Mummies Club, Treasurer of Business Club, Col­ lege Band Vice-President, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Major—Business Education

HUBERT THOMAS SMITH Homestead, Florida Pet Peeve—to hear someone pop gum Organizations—YMCA, College Choir, Special Group, Business Club, Omega Ensemble, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Major—Business Administration

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ARCHIE "PEEP SIGHT" ALLEN Punta Gorda, Florida Hobby—Reading Organizations—Alpha Phi Alpha Frater­ nity, M Z Clubs Major—Mathematics

LUCY "JAWS" FUTCH Tampa, Florida Hobby—-Tap Dancing Organizations —- President Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Vice-President, By-Laws Committee Pan Hellenic Council, C C Club Major—Elementary Education

NEROY "BUTCH" ANDERSON Pensacola, Florida Hobby—Drawing Organization—Alpha Phi Alpha Frater nity Major—Mathematics

WILLIE "BILL" ADAMS Bartow, Florida ? Organization—Omega Psi Phi Fraternity i^'iii Major—Social Science

JOHNNIE "BAT" BATSON Florencevilla. Florida Hobby—Fishing Pet Peeve—to hear someone giggling Organization—Omega Psi Phi Fraternity I Major—Social Science

WALTER "RED" BARTHWELL Jacksonville. Florida Hobby—Tennis Pet Peeve—Joking Organizations—Mummies Club, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, YMCA Major—Social Science ALBERT "CRAZY LEGS" BURTON Daytona Beach, Florida

Organizations—Omega Psi Phi Fraternity i^^y Varsity Baseball Team, Wildcat's Foot ball Team Major—Social Science

ANNIE MAE "ANN" BRANHAM Miami, Florida Pet Peeve—Philibusters who repeatedly say "I mean" Hobbies—Movies and books Organizations—-Basileus of Mu Beta Chap­ ter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Special Group and Women's Senate Major—English

CORENA I "BIRDIE" BYRD Melbourne, Florida Pet Peeve—Cookman Hall Blackouts Hobbies—Reading, writing music Organizations—College choir, Girls Glee Club, MZ Club, Tra-Co-Dram, YWCA Major—Elementary Education

JAMES "MACK" BROWN Palmetto, Florida Pet Peeve—Prejudice Hobbies—Hunting and Fishing Major—Social Science

JAMES B. "BUKE" BORDERS Daytona Beach, Florida Hobby—-Sports Organizations—Band, Music Club, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Major—Music

QUEEN ESTER "QUEENIE" BLANKUMSEE

Hobbies—Dancing, Reading, Tennis Organizations—Dean of Pledgees of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Mathematics Club, Women's Senate, Cavalettes Club, YWCA, Farmerettes Club, Modern Dance Clyib Major—Mathematics KENNETH BOWERS Hobby^Drawing

•^W?-5»fc Organization—Alpha Phi Alpha Fratern­ ity Major—Science

VIVIAN "VEE VEE" CALDWELL Quency, Floriaa Hobbies—Dancing, Taking pictures Organizations—C C Club, Farmerettes Club, President Major^—Business Education

MAZIE "MAE" COSBY ADELAIDE "LEE" COULTER Orlando, Florida Deland. Florida Hobby—Writing ^ Hobby—Music Pet Peeve—to be teased •;|| Organization—^College Choir Major-—Elementary • 'f:.': Major—Elementary Education i%* Education

ARLENA "SKEETSY" CRAWFORD Miami, Florida Hobby—Reading Organization—Zenith Club

MARY "PAN" CURRY Plant City, Florida Organizations—Secretary Zenith Club. College Choir. YWCA, Secretary Music Club %v Major—Business Administration RozENA L. CURTIS Bushnell, Florida Pet Peeve—to be yelled at Hobby—Basketball Organizations — Farmerettes Club. C C Cfm' Club, YWCA Major—Business Education

JOHN H. DICKERSON

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DAVID "POINT" DUPONT EUGENIA "Coo Coo" Plant City. Florida DUPONT Hobby—Hunting Plant City, Florida Organizations—Phi Beta Sig Hobbies—Reading, Collecting ma Fraternity. YMCA photographs Major—Social Science Organization—Y W C A Major—English

ALLIU "HEAVY" BABS FAFUNWA Nigeria, West Africa Hobbies—Reading, Writing Pet Peeve—Hate to .see lipstick on my cup or glass Organizations—President, African Stu­ dents Club, Dean of Pledgees, Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Major—Humanities

DOROTHY "DOT" FAGAN Winter Haven, Florida Hobbies—Dancing, Sewing Organizations—Farmerettes Club, College Chorus AKA Sorority, Zenith Club, Y W C A Major—Mathematics %M-TfT CORNELIUS FRANKLIN

ALMERINE "SMILY" CASON Olustee, Florida Hobby—Basketball Pet Peeve—Gossip Organizations—Captain, Basketball Team President, Achronian Club, Dean of Pledgees, Cavalettes Club. Major—Elementary Education

KDWARD "JIVE" FULLER MARGARET "BUTCH" St. Petersburg, Florida GORDAN i*et Peeve—Disappointments Pensacola, Florida Organizations—Business Man. Hobby—Collecting Pictures Mummies Club, Business Organizations — Delta Sigma Man. Business Club, Circu­ Theta Sorority, Modern lation Manager, Bethunia, Dance Club, P E M S club Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Major—Physical Education Major—Business Education

SoLLiE GRAHAM Lakeland, Florida Major—Business Administration

EMMA HERRING Stewart, Florida Hobby—Handicrafts Organization—Zenith Club Major—Elementary Ed. CECIL JAMES HARRIS Tampa. Florida Organization—Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Major—Physical Education

ANNIE "MISS ANN" HILL Haines City, Florida Hobby—to hear gossip Organizations—Vice-President Club, Trea­ surer. Archronian Club, Chaplain Far­ merettes Club, Zenith Club, YWCA Major—English

WILLIAM HARRISON HILL Lakeland, Florida DELORIS MAZON HILL Hobby—Golf Tampa, Florida Pet Peeve—Non-Cooperation Major—Music from people Organizations — President. Student Council, P E M S Club, Omega Psi Phi Fra­ ternity, Mummies Club Major—Physical Ed.

MARY TAYLOR HOPKINS Miami. Florida Pet Peeve—Disappointments Hobby—Collecting Pictures Organizations—New Farmerettes, Women Senate Major—Elementary Education

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SARAH N. HOLBERT Daytona Beach, Florida Organization—Y W C A Major—Elementary Education EVELYN "E" YVONNE HOWARD Reddick, Florida Hobbies—Reading, Movies Pet Peeve—Disappointments Organizations—Y W C A, College Choir Major—Elementary Education •''*l|h-.-

ELI JAMES HOWELL "ESQUIRE BOY" Jacksonville. Florida Hobby—Collecting Records Pet Peeve—Chewing Gum Organizations—Kappa Alpha Psi Frater­ nity, YMCA Major—Science

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ALLEN STARRET JOHNSON Deland, Florida Major—Science

ARTHUR LEE JONES Delray Beach, Florida Hobby—Water Skiing Organizations—Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Cavaliers Club, YMCA Major—Science

NATHANIEL "NAT" JONES Florence Villa, Florida Pet Peeve—to be teased Hobby—Football Major—Social Science

\ f 'a ANDREW "MIC" MICKLE Camden, South Carolina Hobbies—Tennis, Basketball Organizations — Vice-President, Tennis Club, Alpha Phi Alpha Major—Mathematics

CONNIE F. MANNINGS Orlando, Florida Hobbies—Talking, Dancing Organizations—C C Club, YWCA Major—Elementary Education

JAMES "MACK" MCMILLIAN Melbourne. Florida Organizations—M Z Clubs, Phi Beta Sig ma Fraternity Major—Business Education

QUILLY MCHARDY Organizations—Kappa Alpha Psi Frater­ nity Major—Elementary Education

RUBY LEE "NICKIE" NICHOLS Cocoa, Florida Pet Peeve—Smart Remarks Organizations—Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, M Z Clubs, YWCA, Farmerettes Club Major—Business Education

DORIS MCCOY St. Petersburg, Florida Major-^English ELISHA "N" NORWOOD I Atlanta, Georgia Pet Peeve—^Disappointment Hobbies—Dancing, tennis Organizations—YMCA, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Major—Business Administration

WILBUR "BILL" NORTH Bartow, Florida Pet Peeve—Gossiping men Hobby—Drawing Organizations— C C Club YMCA, Omega Phi Psi Major—Science

KATHERYN "DITTY" DREXAL PAYNE Tampa, Florida Hobby—Playing piano Pet Peeve—To be teased by someone who cannot take it Organizations—A K A Sorority, College Choir, Cavalettes Club Major—Business Education

ARTIE C. "SNOOKS" PATTERSON Jacksonville, Florida Hobby—Bicycle Riding Organizations—MZ Club, Special Group. College Choir Major—Business Administration

DOROTHY "DOT" REED Jacksonville, Florida Hobby—Tennis Organizations—Sigma Gamma Rho Soro­ rity, Pan-Hellenic Council, HEMI Club Major—Home Economics

WILLIE A. "BUCK" PITTMAN Jacksonville, Florida Hobbies—Drawing, Hunting Pet Peeve—to be pinched Organizations—Co-Editor of B-Cean, Staff Artist of Bethunai, Keeper of Records ^nd Seals, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Treasurer Mummies Club, YMCA Major—Business Education ROBERT "BOB" STARKER Reddick, Florida Hobby—Photography Organizations—MZ Club, Alpha Phi Al­ pha Fraternity Major—Business Administration

MARGARETTE HOUSE REYNOLDS Pensacola, Florida Hobby—Music Organizations—YWCA, AKA Sorority Major—Elementary Ed. f «iax£.^'

THELMA "TEE" STREET Mcintosh, Florida Hobbies—Reading, Fishing Organizations—Farmerettes Club, CC Club, Women's Senate, AKA Sorority, YWCA

ELVY DORME STILES Deland, Florida Hobbies—Reading, Basketball Organization—MZ Club Major—Elementary Education

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OLIVIA "LUE" RIVERS Tampa, Florida Organizations—Tamias of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, CC Club, Pan-Hellenic Coun­ cil Major—Business Education

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Mito-- WILHELMENIA "BILLY" RICHARDSON Leesburg, Florida Hobbies—Reading, Tennis Organization—Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Major—Social Science MADELINE YOUNG Daytona Beach, Florida Pet Peeve—to be pinched Hobby—typing Organization—CC Club Major—Business Ed.

LUCRETIA "CRETIA" ROWE Jacksonville, Florida Pet Peeve—to be tickled Hobby—Reading Organizations—College Choir, MZ Club, Farmerettes Club, YWCA Major—Elementary Ed.

ROSLYN LYNETTA SCIPPIO White Springs, Florida Hobbies—Cooking, Sewing, Playing Cards Pet Peeve—To be awakened by noise, or for noise to keep me from going to sleep Organizations—President, Zenith Club, Typist, Bethunia, Secretary, Tra-Co- Dram, Secretary & Bookkeeper, Beth- une-Credit Union, Ivy Leaf Reporter, AKA Sorority, Women Senate Major—Business Education

ELBRIDGE "SCREW" SCAVELLA Miami, Florida Hobbies—Singing, Drawing Pet Peeve—To be teased Organizations—C C Clubs, Special Group, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Omega En­ semble, Male Glee Club Major—Science

SAMUEL "SMITTIE" SMITH Miami, Florida Pet Peeve—Joking Organizations—Omega Psi Phi Fraternity College Choir, Omega Ensemble, Spe cial Group Major—Business Administration

MERZIE "KITTY" SMITH Jacksonville, Florida Hobbies—Sewing, dressing hair Organizations—College Choir, MZ Club, YWCA Major—Elementary Ed. JOSEPH "LITTLE JOE" SMITH Miami, Florida fn^ Hobby—Working on Radios Pet Peeve—Disappointments Organizations—Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Tennis Club Major—Mathematics JEROME "KID" TUNSIL Lake City, Florida Hobby—Fishing Pet Peeve—Arguments % Organization—Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Major—Social Science

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MILDRED "SHORTY" WALKER Hawthorn, Florida Pet Peeve—Tickling Organizations—MZ Club, Py ramid Club, Women Senate College Chorus Major—Elementary Ed.

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Organization—Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Major—Physical Ed. LILLIAN "LIL" WHITTINGTON Orlando, Florida Hobbies—Sewing, Singing Pet Peeve—to be pinched Organizations—CC Club, College Choir Major—English

Hobby—Reading Organization—Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Major—Social Science

JONATHAN WORSHAM Ormand, Florida Hobby—Mechanics Major—Social Science

THELMA L. WILLIAMS Orlando, Fla. Hobby—Dancing Organizations—President Dramatics Club, CC Club, Secretary, Pan-Hellenic Coun­ cil, AKA Sororiety Major—English

CAROL LAFAETTE LAWERENCE Brooksville, Florida Hobby—Sewing Organizations—AKA Sorority, MZ Club, Modern Dance Club, Representative to Student Council Major—Business Education

LUCILLE "CEIL" WRIGHT Orlando, Florida Hobby—Reading Major—Elementary Education GWENDOLYN HOWARD Major—English

lOYCE PARNELL Lake City, Florida

Major—Social Science

BESSIE MIDDLETON Tampa, Florida Major—Elementary Ed.

LEROY MCCRARY Tavares, Florida Organizations—Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Student Council Major—Social Science

CASHUS RICHARDSON Boston, Georgia Hobby—Shooting Pictures Organizations—Basileus, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Bethunia Staff, Pan-Hellenic Council Major—Business Administration \

EDITH COLEMAN "INKY" GRANT Miami, Florida Organizations—C C Clubs, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Modern Dance Group Major—Business Administration THOMAS DEMPS Arcadia, Florida Hobby—Singing Organization.s—MZ, Omega Psi Phi Fra­ ternity, Special group, Omega Ensemble, Major—Music

GILBERT "SWEETHEART" MILLER Stewart, Florida Hobbies—Golf, Swimming Organizations—Vice president. Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Co-Editor of Bethunia Major—Business Ed.

CHARLES "SQUIRT" BANKS HOLDEN West Palm Beach, Florida Pet Peeve—Stubbornness Organizations—Special Group, Men's Glee % Club. Dramatics Club. Sphinx Club. Y MCA Major—Pre-Med

NATHANIEL "BUSTER" RIVERS Daytona Beach, Florida Hobbies—-Reading, Playing cards Pet Peeve—Disappointments Organizations—MZ Club, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Major—Business Education

JOSEPHINE BAILEY

Organization—YWCA Major—Elementary Ed.

AUDREY DANIELS CAREY West Palm Beach. Florida Hobby—Writing Organizations—Y W C A Delta Sigma Theta Sorority SYLIVA BELL Pensacola, Florida Hobby—Music Pet Peeve—"She thinks she's rich Major—Home Economics

ROBERT ACOSTA "BRUISER' Gainesville, Florida Hobby—Playing Bridge Major—Physical Education

CLINTON EVANS Jacksonville. Florida Organization—C C Club Major—Science

FRANCIS JACKSON HAYES Daytona Beach, Florida Pet Peeve—to hear gossip Organization—Zenith Club Major—Home Economics

CORNELIUS ROLLE Miami, Florida Organizations—MZ Club, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Major—Physical Education

IRENE CARLYLE Daytona Beach, Florida Major. Business Administration YVONNE "NICKY" SCARLETTE Daytona Beach, Florida Organizations — President, Cavalettes Club, WAA, YWCA, Modern Dance Club, Treasurer, Pyramid Club Major—Physical Education

Hobby—Minister Minister, solder, and "world translar" Organization—Omega Psi Phi Fraternity

SAMUAL "PERK" PERKINS Florida, Alabama Hobby—Bridge Pet Peeve—Stick Ups Organizations—Alpha Phi Alpha Frater nity Major—Business Education

Organizations—Y MCA, Alpha Phi Al­ pha Fraternity Major—Social Science

JIM "BAE" PAUL HARPER Panama City. Florida Hobbies—Writing poetry, reading Organizations—M Z Club. YMCA Polen anch. Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Major—Science

DELORIS "BOOBY" JORDAN Tampa, Florida Pet Peeve—To be accused falsely Organizations—College choir, AKA Sorority, Special group, C C Club, Secretary, Sunday School Major—English T JAMES "DUKE" WARREN DURDEN Panama City, Florida Hobbies—Reading, Boxing Pet Peeve—To hear gossip Organization—Alpha Phi Alpha Fratern­ ity Major—Social Science

EMMA HARVY

MILLARD "THRILLER" TAYLOR Winter Garden, Florida Pet Peeve—Smart remarks Hobbies—Writing songs basketball tennis Organizations—Sphinx Club, YMCA Major—Social Science

LYDIA "CUBAN GIRL" GARCIA Tampa, Florida Organizations—Women Senate, AKA Sorority, C C Club Major^Business Administration

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LONNIE B. SCOTT Bartow, Florida Organization—Alpha Phi Alpha Frater­ nity Major—Business Administration BERTHA "SUG" THOMAS Pompano Beach, Florida Pet People—Disagreeable people Organizations—Y W C A, M Z Club Major—English

ROBERT "RABBIT" HARRIS Tampa, Florida Major—Physical Education

BENJAMIN "BEN" MILLER Ocala, Florida Hobby—Photography Organizations—MZ Club, Alpha pha Fraternity Major—Science

JOSEPH ALFRED SMITH Florida Organizations—College Choir, C C Club Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Major—Science

LEUWILLA BROOKS KATIE "KAY" MOORE Lakeland, Florida Pet Peeve—Bright Lights Hobby—Playing Piano Organizations—M Z Club, Archonians Club Maior—Elementary Ed.

VERNON "STINKY" MILLER Fort Myers, Florida Hobby—Cycling Pet Peeve—To be teased Organizations—Mummies Club, Kappa Al­ pha Phi Fraternity Major—Science

CORA "PEE WEE" MURRY Gainesville, Florida Hobby—Singing Organizations — College Choir Special Group, Treasurer, Farmerettes Club, President,, HEMI Club Major—Home Economics

CECIL "SLICK" MURRY Miami, Florida Hobby—Reading Poetry Organization—Y MCA Major—Business Administration V

JEANETTE "NITA" NORTH Daytona Beach, Florida Pet ,Peeve—To hear someone cracking his knuckles Hobby—Reading Organizations—Y W C A, MZ Club, Hodegus of Gamma Tau Chapter of AKA

MILLARD "NEAL" NEAL Clearwater, Florida Hobby—Singing Organizations—Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Cavaliers Club, Special Group, Male Glee Club, Omega Ensemble, College Choir Major—Science EDWARD "NINE" JENKINS Tampa, Florida Pet Peeve—Boys chewing gum Hobby—Golf Organizations—Omega Psi Phi Major—Physical Education

GARNELLE "STEAK" JENKINS Fort Meades, Florida Pet Peeve—Girls biting fingernails Hobby—Reading Organizations—Cavalettes Club, Farmer­ ettes Club Secretary, Pyramid Club, YWCA

ROSALIE YVETTA KAY Tampa, Florida Organization—Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Major—Business Education

MARGARET C. INGRAHAM Perrine, Florida Hobby—Reading Organizations — President, Women Senate, Vice President, Cavalettes Club, Vice President, Math Club, Secretary, Oxford Club, AKA Sorority, YWCA, Tra-Co-Dram Major—Mathematics

FLORIDA MELTONIA LUNDY Jacksonville, Florida Organization Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority ^ Major—Social Science

LOUIS "SMOOTHA" LEE Alachua, Florida Hobby—Swimming Organizations—Secretary Mummies Club, Kappa Alpha Psi, Fraternity Major—Business Administration THE WHO'S AND WHAT'S IN THE SENIOR CLASS

CORA LEE MURRY CASHUS RICHARDSON

Most pleasing personality

DOROTHY REED WILHELEMENIA RICHARDSON ELBRIDGE SCANELLA WILLIE PITTMAN

Most Handsome and Beautiful

LUCY FUTCH BERTHA THOMAS CECIL HARRIS KENNETH BOWERS JOHNNY BATSON Biggest Flirts

GWENDOLYN SHELTON EDWARD FULLER

Most Outstanding

WILLIAM HILL

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*^* Most Intellectual ^,S.rH«- OSWALD BRONSOT^ ; , . JOYCE PARNELL ^ / ^^ '^ 1 Class Favorites 1 -#M*jfe jfni F 1

GWENDOLYN HOWARD ELI JAMES HOWELL MILLARD NEAL MARGARET INGRAHAM SENIORS CONTINUED

EDNA B. HAMMONDS JOHNNIE LEE BARRA Orlando, Florida Orlando, Florida Major—Elementary Edu. Major—Elementary Edu. Hobby—Reading

CHRISTOBELL S. REAVES Ocala, Florida Major—Elementary Education

THE GENERAL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

MARY A. JENKINS HAROLD WHITEHURST G. O. ROGERS, JR. Executive Secretary President Chairman Executive Board Picture Not Available

Sadie Franklin Visits A. W. RICHARDSON Treasurer

JOHN DICKERSON FATHER LAMBERT SAND OLIVER HOLBERT Assistant Treasurei Chaplain Vice President lb m\ C L. Cook E. C. Cook U. Cooper M. Everett E. M. Fair M. Farmer E. Fennel

E. Gainer G. Glymph W. Harris C. Harrison £. Herring

"Our thoughts are in the future For it is there we plan to W. Huggins M. Jackson D. Johnson Q. Johnson spend the rest of our lives." JUNIOR CLASS OF 1949-50

K. Mims E. Moore H. J. Morgan L. Smith A. Goodwin M. Simmons 0. Sharpe L. Rizor L. Richardson T. Rembert J. Paxton J. O'Neal Q. North B. Newbolc

^ W^ S. Butler J. Williams B. Higgs

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R. Gamble iE. nLavind

I r - .iV. E. Rose G. Julius

J. Stevens R. Stokes B. Thomas M. Thomas J. Thurston M. Turner S. Turner

J. Upton L. Walker C. Wiggins J. Williams L. Williams N. Williams T. Williat

W. Williams F. Flores K. DuBose L. Sanctious L. Hampton J. Brown B. Cambridge C. Choice T. Colbert - M. Cooper G. Harbin J. Cromartie J. Dixie CO

J. Miller M. Smith L. Gaines R. Cc S. Williams L. Scott L. James

•.Til G. Singleton R. Ziegler H. Williams L. Jones R. Prigeon A. Reed E. Hordge

E. White - R. Washington D. Randolph D. Knight M. Natteal J. Saunders D. Tunsil

J. Lloyd K. Roberts R. Spann G. Courtney

NOT PICTURED:

A. Davis T. Kimp C. Davis E. Lovind L. Davis L. Lessene A. Duncan D. Miller J. Gallman I. Molhon S. North M. Simmons J. Harris L. Simmons M. Henery J. Singletary K. Hill L. Smith W. Holiday W. Wilson J.Jackson S. Wilson R. Johnson 0. Hankerson OUTSTANDING Best Dressed

Wands ^"^^^nd Beautify,

Runners up to Outstanding :!!i«g^ersonaiit Outstanding

NEROY ANDERSON MARY JACKSON

THELMA WILLIAMS J. L. BROWN E. MOORE

MARY FARMER ROBERT PRIGEON

QuENTiN NORTH EVANGELINE WHITE

QuENTiN NORTH DELORES RANDOLPH

SUSAN BUTLER JAKE MILLER

QuENTiN NORTH SUSAN BUTLER LOUISE WILLIAMS

EVELYN ROSE LovELL RICHARDSON

NELSON P. WILLIAMS MARY TURNER

B ^Sgest Flirts THE JUNIOR STARS OF 1949 0^' AND 1950

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John S. Frink President

*~^i li^il^l Marion Speight Herbert Day Rosalyn Hodgins Gladys Jamieson Cornelus White, Robert Howell Roosevelt Dell, Sponsor Vice-President Secretary Asst. Sec. Treasurer Bus. Manager Chaplain

Timothy Akins Virginia Bostic Eartha Curry Ako Antigha William Chapman Earl Daniels Ralph Arnold Ralph Brown Frankie Devoe Evelyn Badger Clara Browne Gloria DuBose Paul Bailey Pembrook Burrows Alphonso Duncan Altamese Baine Wesley Campbell Winifred Edwards Clarence Bell Marzell Carey Evla Fugerson Mary Black Fred Coleman Lucille Fields Otis Black Nadine Coleman Louise Flimings Bonner Norman Leonard Collins Arleatha Forehand I.

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Richard Young Ida Roberts SOPHOMORE PERSONALITIES

Most Handsome Boy KERMIT MCCOY Most Beautiful Girl LOIS MCCLENDON

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Most Outstanding Boy and Girl LOUISE MURRAY OGEBE OGBU Most Pleasing Personality CORNELIUS WHITE Class Favorites JOHN S. FRINK BARBARA KNIGHT f^KESHES''

c L A T »Tuis WILLIAM BROWN—MILDRED BROWN rr S s

Most Bashful Runners Up Class Favorites Most Outstanding CHARLES MONROE AURORA JOHNSON ROBERT HALL JOHNNIE CHARLES ERMA MCQUEEN BONITA STRICKLAND SARAH FRANKLIN RITA JONES

Best Dancers WILLIAM BROWN DOROTHY HAYES '"-•'"•S-^.!::FS;„,^ .1>« t.^ F R E S President Robert Hall Assistant Secretary .- Lucile Weaver Vice President Edmond Matthews Reporter - Theola Moore H Secretary Bonita Strickland Business Manager „ William Brown Parliamentarian Ebenezer O. Iwnaguon M A N C L A S S

SOCIAL SCIENCE, BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND EDUCATION DIVISIONS

ENGLISH, MODERN LANGUAGES, AND MUSIC DIVISIONS CLASS ROLL

SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS SOCIAL SCIENCE AND BUSINESS EDUCATION AND ADMINISTRATION Austin, Dorothy Miley, Eula Mae Boggus, Zell Ellis Baker, Hazel Roberta Bradwell, Willie Ruth Myrphy, Laura Bell Brown, Mildred Louise Barnes, Lewis E. Brown, William Randolph, Annie Lee Clemens, Julia K. Brinson, Barbara Deloris Byrd, Raymond Rolle, Yvonne Day, Elizabeth Catlin, Lewis Randall Davis, Jerome Curt Ross, Ramona F. Francis, Lugenia Bertha Crawford, John Edward Freeney, Bettye Jean Stephens, Willie C. Hankerson, John L. Edwards, Clyde L. Jackson, Freddie Lee Steward, Andrew Hankerson, Tommie Lee Hill, Cecil Birch Johnson, Aurora R. Taylor, Lupelida Harris, Edward Gibson Hollman, Robert W. Jones, Cecile Pearl Ugiowanym, Anson Nnodi Howard, Louise Evelyn Iwanguon, Ebenezer 0. Jones, Rita Eika Johnson, Loretta Johnson, Pauline Elizabeth Lee, Herman Lucas, Harold V. Lovett, Eloise Lucas, Toney McConnerhead, Lord Alfred Miller, Edythe Irene Matthews, Edmund A. Monroe, Charles Nix, Ardy Reese Sapp, Margaret Lee Rahming, Mary Lou Weaver, Lucile Rogers, Mary Ellen Young, Earnestine Williams, Rose Slater, Lillian E. Brookes, Doris Reeves, James

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION

Baker, Susie Mae McQueen, Irma ENGLISH, MODERN Barlow, Christine Marie Mills, Mary Minnie Beckton, Fannie Pearl Monroe, Lenretha LANGUAGES AND Belle, Nora Mae Moore, Theola Joan Berry, Jimmie Lee Oliver, Helen Jane MUSIC Black, Daisy Mae Reeaves, Annie Justine Branwell, Thedora A. Reed, Helena Amadi, Alice Ada Black, Mary Lois Bratcher, Clarice C. Simms; Evelyn Annette Broome, John L. Graham, John L. Carter, Betty Louise Singleton, Gloria Elizabeth Taylor, Hardrick Walter Wright, Margarette Franklin, Sara Maye Siplin, Susie Ann Mosley, Jasper Allen Maxwell, James Henry Gadsden, Josphine Smith, Margarett E. Lester, Connie Gonzalez Simon, Mildred Beatrice Harell, Sarah Stephens, Walter Soloman Strickland, Bonita Aurora Hickley, Vivian M Thomas, Eliza D. Hines, Sylvia Jean Travis, Merta A. Holman, Stanley Watson, Julia W. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Johnson, Mary Lee White, Rujh Annette Johnson, Warren G. Williams, Mildred Louise AND HOME ECONOMICS Mays, Ernestine Oretha Williams, Robert S. Charles, Johnnie Lee Brady. Charles Leonard Wright, Janie Lou Cruise, Marion Jimmie Dennard, Melvin Dozier, Emily Jean Fears, Clarence C. Hall, Robert Hayes, Dorothy Dianne Hinson, Andrew Walter Homer, Josephine Holt, Charleston Lee Jefferson, Robert Lee McClairen, Jack Forsyth McKever, William Mack, Ulysses Everett Matthews, Robert Lee Maxwell, Benjamin Franklin Mickens, Dorothye Murry, Henry Benjamin OTharrow, William Thomas Potter, Clarence Edward Raiford, Henry Roland Rivers, Inez Marie Simmons, Isaac Davis Smith, Alfred Ernest Valrie, Leslie Russell Wilson, Henry SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS DIVISIONS SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB

Roger P. Fair—Sponsor Oswald Bronson—Chairman Frank Kyle—Vice Chairman PROGRAM COMMITTEE Joyce Parnell Katherine Dubose James Durden ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE Earl Higgs Johnnie Batson Robert Prigeon Florida Lundy—Secretary Jake Miller—Treasurer Herbert Day—Business Manager PROJECT COMMITTEE Ogebe Ogbu Ed Hordge Walter Barthwell

Shown from left to right, first row: Ogebe Obgu, Johnnie Batson, Oswald Bronson, Florida M. Lundy, Rev. Rogers P. Fair, Joyce Parnell, Jake Miller, Jr. Ii Second row: Lewis Barnes, Ernestine Young, Benton Cambridge, Pauline Johnson, George Moseley, Mildred Johnson, Willie McCloud, Mary Farmer, James Lloyd, Roger W. Paschal, Ebenezer Iwuager, Carl Cecil Harrison. Third row: Willie Adams, Thomas Colbert, Lewis Catline, Jr., Barbara Brinson, Moses Simmons, Virginia Bostic, Jonathan Worsham, Juanita Curington, Robert Prigeon, Margarett Sapp, Walter Barthwell, Hazel Baker, James Gollman, and Roosevelt Dell.

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Motto:"Doing common things uncommonly well." OFFICERS President—Cora Lee Murray Vice-president—Dollie Miller Secretary—Arletha Forehand Asst. Sect.—Ethel Johnson Treasurer—Margaret Everett Bus. Mgr.—Francis Hayes Reporter—Dorothy H. Reed

ROSTER PRESIDENT Bonnie Newbold Robert Gamble Girtha Cooke Bennie Gaines Martha Smith Hattie Wynn Vernita Chavous James Harmon Essie Mae Fair Ato Antique Bloneva Higgs Dorothy Fisher Benjamin Loadholt

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PARTY Sponsors V Mrs. E. V. Hunt Mrs. E. Fridie Bronson Miss M. T. Jester III iCP'Si! Mr. C. Francis

HOME MANAGEMENT HOUSE ELEMENTARY EDUCATION "fVe learn to train the hearts, the hands, the heads of little children."

THROUGH LABORATORY SCHOOL EXPERIENCES

Mrs. Maude Aaron, Supervising Teacher Mrs. Emma Herring, Student Teacher Florence L. Small, Advisor E. P. Jones, Advisor

Emma Harvey, Chairman of Department Activities Sponsor Fredrick Graves Professor of Accounting

R. J. Starker T. P. Stanley SENIORS L. J. Whittington P. L. Borders M. R. Young Harold V. Lucas L. V. Garcia Professor of Shorthand M. P. Curry R. L. Curtis S. Graham Vi. A. Caldwell E. C. Grant I. M. Carlyle JUNIORS E. G. Fuller W. E. Jackson S. F. Butler R.Z.Kay J. L. Brown C. L. Lawrence M. M. Bartley L. H. Lee J. N. Cromartie C. A. Murray E. C. Cook G. Miller R. Cannon J. McMillan L. Davis B. L. Mitchell A. B. Duncan B. L. Nichols E. P. Gainer E. Norwood N. B. Frost W. A. Pittman F. W. Flores S. Perkins 0. Handerson T. Aikens M. E. Rogers K. D. Payne W. Harris R. W. Brown M. L. Rahming A. C. Patterson K. Hill J. S. Frink J. E. Reeves N. Rivers M. L. Jackson J. A. Harrell D. C. Salter 0. F. Rivers D. W. Knight W. E. Height R. Sheppard S. I. Rose E. L. Lavind C. E. Jenkins L. E. Slater C. W. Richardson J. E. Moore R. L. Johnson W. 0. Wells L. B. Scott K. G. Mims R. Johnson Rosa M. Williams R. L. Scippio M. F. Natteal P. Perry L. J. McClendon FRESHMAN G. B. Shelton G. McLendon H. Smith E. H. Rose J. Michael M. L. Brown S. Smith L. L. Richardson M. R. Orr Z. E. Boggus C. B. Hill L. M. Scott Horace Hill W. L. Pardner J. K. Clemons L. E. Howard R. Spann Professor of Law B. F. Saunders L. W. Clark D. L. Johnson J. Upton D. H. Staples E. Day H. V. Lucas D. E. Whittaker F. Sykes L. B. Franicis E. A. Matthews J. N. Wilhams R. Walker 0. Fagan L. A. McConnehead J. A. Williams I A. R. Weatherbee J. L. Hankerson G. L. Moore W. J. Williams C. F. Williams T. Hankerson N. Nelson G. B. Glymph F. G. Harris A. R. Nix L. M. Hampton 9^^

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sX ^.^--IC^ ^ TRAINING OF THE HAND

Through the years Bethune-Cookman's voca­ When a friend of the College generously of­ tional emphasis has been on training young men fered to furnish a wing of the new library, the and women to teach others. wood-working department joined the project—turn­ With World War II and thousands of veterans ing out tables and chairs according to designs seeking an education within their capabilities, the selected by the donor. College extended its vocational training, under While largely a veterans set-up today, Bethune- auspices of the Veterans' Vocational Rehabilitation Cookman's vocational program later will be inte­ program. grated into the industrial arts program on college In courses that include auto mechanics, electri­ level. city, institutional cookery, masonry, shoe repairing, GIRLS RUN OWN HOUSE tailoring, and wood-working, students today are being prepared for industry as well as for teaching For girls, homemaking courses are put into and the professions. actual practice in the Whitney Cottage where, for a period of weeks each year, they run the kind of Of the 387 veterans enrolled during the regular home they plan later to have for themselves—clean­ session of 1949, 61 were in the College's two-year ing, cooking, caring for College guests, even paint­ vocational courses which lead to an Associate of ing and repairing. Arts diploma; 137 more were in veterans voca­ tional training, and 189 in regular College. Courses in home economics deal with the feed­ ing and clothing of the family; the care and guid­ SKILLS USED ON CAMPUS ance of children; family relationships; organization As with so many Bethune-Cookman activities, and operation of the home on sound economic, classroom learning serves the campus community social, and hygienic principles; and the growth of life. artistic taste. Embryo masons, for example, have used their How thorough are Bethune-Cookman's voca­ brick-laying skill to construct an attractive wall tional activities—from teaching teachers to training around the main quadrangle, with entrance auto mechanics and masons—is shown by the fact columns. that the College Placement Bureau finds jobs for practically every student. Future journeymen electricians, studying apartment house wiring, have serviced the College Too, the College houses the only Veterans buildings. Advisement Center in the State of Florida operated exclusively for and by Negroes. Tailors reaching expertness in making suits and overcoats, do custom-tailoring at cost for class­ mates and instructors.

The artisan in embryo acquires the skilled fingers and trained mind of a craftsman, while the home-makers of tomorrow learn by practicing in a model house . (^^oe Kepalr 1

'Repair Them, Save Them." Brown, Joseph A. Hill, Mose Mobley, Eddie Davis Bryan, Thoinas Holmes, Joseph Newkirk, Patrick M. Brown, Leroy Jackson, Claude Roberts, Marscean Carter, Arthur James, Joe Rogers, Gordon Cowart, Sylvanius Jones, Joseph B. Russell, Booker T. Crosby, Leroy Kelley, Herbert Reddick, Claude Desmore, Edward Ladler, Israel Sargent, Livingston Franklin, George Long, Essie Stevenson. James Henry Fryson, Samuel McCollumn, Kenneth Taylor, Willie J. Gaskin, Jesse L. McCray, Oscar Thomas, Nathaniel Gillis, Willie Meeks, Rochester Tucker, Clayton Green, Curtis Merritt, Reuben Walker, Dock Harris, Jr., James Michael, Robert Williams, Eugene A. Hawkins, Joseph Mizell, Frankie Williams, Wilhe C. Woodard, James

*The Home For The Lost Soles. ^adlo —^zwm

'Know Your lob"

Berry, Robert L. Dean, Henry Clarence Jackson, Maxie S. Mitchell, John Black, Otis Lee Eichelberger, George James, Harding Murray, Willie J. Bryant, Carl English, Arthur Lloyd, James Nelson, Leon Bryan, Luther W. Faison, Theodore R. McCray, Robert Radford, James Campbell, Wesley Grady, Bolden McGriff, Earle Thomas, Walter Cray, Amos J. Griggs, Lucius W. Martin, Andrew Wallace, Russell

Webb, Leroy

"We Learn to Earn' "By God's Will We Shall Build" wieSil^SBEi ^

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Atkins, Marion Gray, Rudolph Jones, Thomas Robinson, Isaiah Beckton, James Frank Green, Earl Kinsler, Leon Ryans, Cleveland Bell, Robert Guinyard, Herbert McCartharn, James Sessoms, Albert J. Bell, Warrnon Hankerson, Earl McCrary, Cochran Simmons, Alphonso Black, Willie Harris, Arthur D. McMillan, Earl Sims, James L. Boyd, Samuel Harris, Alvin Mann, Clarence Singleton, William Butler, Anthony Harris, Herman Mincey, Lorenza Sloan, Randolph Bright, John Harris, John T. Moss, Hureal Sloss, Albert Branch, Abe Haynes, Judson L. Mulberry, Richard Smith, Earl Clifton, James Henderson, Milton Murphy, Willie Smith, Eddie Lee Colley, Daniel J. Henderson, Vincent Mitchell, Horace Strapp, Charles Davis, Henry Hill, W. J. Newman, Jefferson Sullivan, James Devaux, Harvey T. Hill, Willis Perry, Joyce Sykes, Troy Lee Devoe, Ralph Home, Leroy Porter, Emory Tanner, Arthur Donald, Isaac Home, Roosevelt Porter, Ervin Thomas, Hezekiah Durden, Clifford Hubert, Leroy Praig, Lester Thompson, William W. Edm.undson, Gunzella Jackson, Lester Pressley, Leroy Vaughn, Johnnie Ellis, Victor Jefferson, James Rackard, Alphonso Vuaghn, Matthew Fennell, Buford Jenkins, Willie Reese, Willie Walds, Arthur Fletcher, J. C. Johnson, Arthur Reid; Clifford Wallace, Oscar Geter, Edgar Johnson, Jesse Roberts, Rollie Williams, Alpha Gibson, Marcellus Jones, Charlie Robinson, Charles Winn, Solomon J.

Wright, Leatress

I Institution CooKerp

"Backbone of Health"

Baisden, Herddie E. Kennedy, Percy Steele, Nathaniel T. Daniels, Gent Lee Lawson, Earl Taylor, Fred Davis, Pete Loadholt, Benjamin Thomas, Ola Finley, Burdgtte Lundy, Alexander Thomas, Tom Gamble, Robert McGill, Simon Watson, Isaac George, Jr., Charles Mitchell, Thomas Williams, David Harmon, James Moseley, Fred W. Williams, Edward Jackson, Hubert Naylor, Seafus Williams, Marvin Johnson, Thomas Prince, James Worthy, Charles Jones, George Scott, John Wright, Lee

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'Your Future is Electricity'

Blaylock, William J. Jenkins, John Porter, Roy Burrows, Pembrook Johnson, Clarence Roberson, Walter Lee Curry, MiUon J. Johnson, Lonnie Rogers, Alex Danburg, Oscar Locklar, Edward Simmons, Isaac Edwards, Charles F. Maxwell, Jr., Willie Simpson, Edward James Fagins, John Milton, Lorenza Sipp, Gwendolyn D. Harris, Booker T. Moseley, George W. Smith, John Walter Harris, Johnnie J. Parks, Napoleon Stallings, Lloyd G. Jackson, John Henry Pittman, Jr.,>Major Turner, James %xh fRechamc 0

Neely and Reddick lend truth to a modern Concept of Vocational Education. i "Learning while doing" Atkins, Wilfred Green, Grant L. Mackey, James Rogers, Vernon Bailey, John Harris, James E. Mallory, Hadley Rollins, William Battle, Samuel Hayes, Isaac Mitchell, Leroy Rutland, Willie Charles Battle, Samuel Hunt, Julius L. Mobley, Richard Session, John Slanks, Jessro Ivey, Hemis Moses, Curtis D. Smith, Elmer James Brockman, Hardy Jackson, James Munn, Willie L. Smith, Jr., James Brown, John H. Jenkins, Henry Mericks, Joseph Stephens, Floyd Brownlee, Mosco Johnson, Fred Mitchell, Arthur Still, Willie A. Bryant, Robert E. Jones, Oscar Mims, Thomas E. Swinton, Sr,, Thomas Bell, Bennie W. Jones, Sanders Neeley, Obediah Sylvester, Alonzo Berry, Lawrence Jones, Willie Neloms, Ernest Teemer, Thomas Cray, Thomas Lane, Elmo Norman, Ozel Taylor, Ernell Davis, Clarence Lane, Fred Pope, Booker Weathersbee, Alphonso Darby, Kary Lane, Robert Prescott, Herman Wester, Cemolia Duncan, Alphonso Lawrence, Cornelius Proctor, Alfonso Williams, Albert Dolphus, Walter S. Link, Henry L. Richardson, James Williams, Fred Ellis, Pervis McCray, Fred Reddick, Lawrence Wilson, Bradow Gasking, James Long, Leroy Roberts, Abraham Winn, Thomas Edward Young, Richard L. tPoodcoork

"Tomorrow's Builders'

Bell, Richard Green, David Patterson, Herman Bradham, Homer Green, Harold Payton, Joseph Brinson, Thomas Griffin, Edgar Pearce, Allen Carruth, B. C. Henderson, James Potter, Jack Coleman, Fred Hill, Joseph Reddick, Chester Buster Cotton, Herman King, Harvey Sims, Clinton Andrew Curtis, James King, Wilson Stephens, Boisie Daniels, Cortez Kirkland, Floyd Stewart, Andrew Douglas, Willie Latson, James Toliver, Jr., Grant Gainey, Doctor Henry McCleney, Louis Thompson, Cornelius Gainous, Leroy L. McCoy, Willie Carl Weston, Arthur Gamble, Whitt McPhail, Paul White, Walter Syrus Golden, James Myers, Leo Young, Richard 0. Graham, Albert Nattiel, Wilbur Frazier, Emanuel

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"One often "rips" what he "sews"

CLASS MEMBERS

Aikens, Timothy Floyd, Jr., William Jones, Frank Baker, James Freeney, Cranford Kelly, Otha L. Brown, Ceona Gadson, Billie McClain, Cash Carey, Marzell Gadson, Harold McCray, Eugene Colley, James Gamble, Henry Marks, John L. Davis, Haywood Green, Obediah Marshall, Ivory L. Day, Fred Gantt, George Mitchell, Allen Dixon, Harold B. Hearst, Lucius Mitchell, James Dunham, James Henry, Ossie Moore, John Dantley, Clinton Howard, David Morgan, Johnny L. Ellis, Louis R. Hurd, John Henry O'Neal, Odie Emmons, Willie Jackson, King D. Porter, Robert Ferguson, Thomas Jackson, Herbert Prigeon, Robert Fields, Johnnie G. Johnson, Arthur Reed, James

Sconiers, William Springer, William Williams, Jr., Ike Shaw,John Thomas, Willie Williams, Clyde L. Sims, Woodrow Walker, Zeke Williams, Robert Smith, Alphonsia Waters, Theodore Williams, Thadious Smith, Edward White, Herman Wilson, Dennis Smith, Leroy Wiggins, Pasco Young, William Henry NEW FARMERETTES OF AMERICA

"Our charming President is loved for her pleasing per­ sonality, kinds words, poise, and capabilities."

"WE STRIVE AND WE ACCOMPLISH"

OFFICERS

President—Vivian A. Caldwell Vice President—Lydia Garcia State Secretary—Gwendolyn Howard Secretary—Thelma Street Treasurer—Cora Lee Murray Business Manager—Margaret Orr Chaplain—Annie M. Hill Dean of Pledgees—Dollie S. Miller Reporter—Margaret Ingraham

MEMBERS Queen Ester Blackumsee Rose Y. Kaye Gwendolyn Shelton Kathryn Payne Mildred Walker Inez Rivers Ruby Lee Nichols Anna Laura Jones

VETERAN WELFARE CLUB Reading from left to right, the officers of the Veteran Welfare Club of Bethune-Cook­ man College are: Cash McClain, Secretary; Burdett Finley, Vice President; Dennis Wilson, President; Mose Hill, Treasurer; Carl Bryant, Chaplain. Kneeling, Professor Anthony C. Hooks, Advisor. BETHUNE-COOKMAN COLLEGE 1950 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

DATE TEAM PLACE September 23, 1950 Edward Waters College Lakeland, Florida September 30, 1950 Alabama State College Montgomery, Alabama October 7, 1950 Open October 14, 1950 Claflin University Orangeburgh, South Carolina October 21, 1950 Sa.vannah State College Savannah, Georgia October 28, 1950 Florida A. & M. College Daytona Beach, Florida (Homecoming) November 4, 1950 Paul Quinn College Waco, Texas November 11, 1950 Johnson C. Smith College Daytona Beach, Florida November 18, 1950 Maryland State College Daytona Beach, Florida November 25, 1950 Grambling College Tampa, Florida (Tilt of Maroon and Gold]

PEP SQUAD

Nadine Coleman Cecil P. Jones Bennie Gaines Louise Murray Teresa Hines Constance Robinson

Gainus Wright J B. - C. C. 1949 WILDCATS

BETHUNE-COOKMAN COLLEGE WILDCAT ROSTER NAME HOME TOWN HIGH SCHOOL POSITION WEIGHT Wright, James Miami Dorsey High T 190 Hankerson, Ozie Ft. Lauderdale Dillard High B 153 Barnes, Louis Florence Villa Jewett High G 181 McCray, Eugene Orlando Jerkins High T 207 Junsil, Jerome Lake City Richardson High G Charles, Johnny Daytona Beach Campbell Street B 135 Stepheifls, John St. Petersburg Gibbs High B 157 Porter, Irvin Dawson, Georgia Carver High T 200 Aikens, Timothy _ Blountstown Lincoln High B 137 Townsend, Norman Palatka Central Academy B 165 Adams, Willie Lakeland Jewett High B 187 Allen, Archie Punta Gorda Dunbar High B 137 Ardis, Mike Lakeland Washington Park QB 139 McCoy, Willie West Palm Beach Lincoln High B 133 Bowars, Kenneth Lake Alfred Jewett High G 173 Jenkins, Edward Tampa Middleton E 177 Murrell, Kenneth Daytona Beach Campbell Street G 168 Harris, Carl C. Orlando Jones High T 168 Sykes, Franklin Jacksonville Stanton High T 170 Shelly, Vernon Ocala Howard Academy C 160 Hankerson, Tommie Ft. Lauderdale Dillard High C 156 Holiday, Wilson Tallahassee Lincoln High E 152 Jackson, Vernon Daytona Beach Campbell Street B 188 Newbold, Maxwell . Miami Booker T. Washington E 171 Railford, Roland Ocala Fessenden Academy C 154 Hill, William Daytona Beach Washington Park High T 171 Jackson, Lester - Tampa Middleton B 150 Turner, Samuel Daytona Beach Campbell Street High G 167 Burton, Albert Daytona Beach Campbell Street High E 185 McClarian, Jack Panama City Rosenwald High E 183 Graham, Albert West Palm Beach Industrial High B 171 Maxwell, Benjamin St. Petersburg Gibbs High G 172 Cruise, Marion Panama City Rosenwald High B 131 Grattie, Roosevelt Ft. Meyers Dunbar High E 196 Hinson, Andrews Camden, N. J. Camden High C 163 Perkins, Clifford Ft. Meyers Dunbar High G 173 Johnson, Quilly Panama City Rosenwald High G 181 Shellman, Eddie J. —..-. Tampa Don Thompson High B 145 Webster, Marion Bartow Union Academy C 176 Grady, Charles -- Tampa Don Thompson High FB 177 Jefferson, Robert ...- Winter Park Washington Park High T 205 Holt, Charleston _.- Quincy Stephens High G 167 OTharrow, William Washington, N. C. Washington High B 143 Harris, Edward Ft. Lauderdale Dillard High -- T 280 Lucas, Tony Ft. Pierce Lincoln Park Academy QB 152 Staples, David - - DeLand Euclid High .- E 167 Matthews, Robert Washington, N. C. Washington High T 150 Thornton, Raymond Jacksonville Stanton High QB 150 Wells, Willie Ft. Lauderdale Dillard High B 120 Harris, Robert Sanford Middleton High -.-- B 215 Edwards, Clyde Miami Dorsey High -- - E 157 Dennard, Melvin Tampa Don Thompson Voc. T 220 Lesene, Leon Tampa Middleton High E 172 Golden; Charles Tampa Middleton High QB 139 Washington, Ray Gainesville Lincoln G 138 Simmons, Leroy Arcadia Washington Park High .. T 200 Jones, Nathaniel Florence Villa Jewette High - G 179

COACHING STAFF

Ted Brown Booker Lewis "Bunky" Matthews Centered above is Thedola Hayes, Training School and was secretary of Right of Miss B.-C. C. is Mildred a graduate of E. 0. Douglas High her class, member of the basketball Walker, graduate of Shell High School, School, Sebring, Florida, now a senior team, member of the Glee club, New Hawthorn, Florida, representing the at Bethune-Cookman College. Hayes is Home-makers of America. She is ma­ Senior class, member of the Zeniths a 3.00 honor student, treasurer of the joring in Elementary Education and club. Pyramid club. Farmerettes club senior class, member of the Dramatics now living in Madison, Florida. and member of the College Chorus. club and Basileus of Gamma Tau chap­ Mary Turner, representing the Audrey Wilson, representing the ter of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Soror­ Junior class, a graduate of Campbell Sophomore class. Wilson is a graduate' ity, member of the Y.M.C.A., active in Street High School, member of the of Johnson High School, Nassau, Baha­ the Sunday School and other cam­ Zeniths club, College Chorus, Special mas, member of the Pyramid club. pus activities. Group, member of the Delta Sigma College Chorus, and Girls' Glee club. Reading from left to right: Sarah Theta Sorority, and is very popular on Franklin, representing the Freshman the campus. class, graduate of Madison County

JUNIOR MAJORETTES FROM THE KEYSER LAB SCHOOL Qwendolen Fergilson Leroilyn Hacker .

MAJORETTES

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BAND ROSTER James Borders Toy Lee Coles William Jackson Otis McWilson Henderson Witherspoon Claude Jackson Mary Williams Robert Curtis Alexander Valentine Jr. Willie Sims James Maxwell Helen Oliver Lucius Glymp James Radford Johnnie L. Broome Robert Stokes Winifred Edwards Rosalyn Hodgins Larry Clarke Bonnie Newbold Bettye Summers Cynthia Smith Charles Monroe Icephine Ivey Ida Mae Johnson Zell Bogus Stephen Gary Louise Flemings Estavan Munnings Ralph Shepard Joe Smith Eva Richardson Edward Desmore Evangeline White Evelyn Badger Claudell Polite Nathaniel Thomas Walter Beard Rita Jones Mary Black Ray Borders James Robinson Fannie McLaughin Theodore Bramwell Georgia Moore Bill Graham Emma D. Norris Henry Wilson Jonathan Thurston Louis Rizor Mr. Alexander Valentine- -Director WILDCATS AND KITTENS

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1950 BASKETBALL CHAMPS WILDCATS Thedola Hayes hails from Sebring, Florida. She is being crowned "Miss Be­ thune-Cookman College" by William Hill, President of the Student Council. Miss Hayes is an honor student, treasurer of senior class, Basileus of Gamma Tau Chap­ ter of ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SOROR­ ITY, Alpha Phi Alpha's Sweetheart, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority honored her as exempli­ fying the "Finer Womanhood on Bethune- Cookman College campus with Little Regi­ nald Moore and Ever Carol DuBose look-

HAYES BEING CROWNED

BETHUNE-COOKMAN COLLEGE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR Charles "Toby" Golden

The most outstanding athlete of the year of the Bethune-Cookman College "Wildcats" is Charles "Toby" Golden a graduate of Middleton Senior High School, Tampa, Florida. Golden was a member of the varsity r^ football and basketball teams for three years and a member of the varsity base­ ball team for two years. "Toby" has been selected on the All- Conference (Southeastern Conference) basketball team for two years. Besides possessing an abundance of uncanny athle­ tic ability he exemplifies true sportsman­ ship and the highest quality of team spirit at all times. TRAINING OF THE HEART

Bethune-Cookman College's first owned building was, "Faith Hall," for a long time the one and only place for students to live, to study, and to work. But it was not enough.

In it, a consecrated staff of workers with exceptional qualities of heart and spirit helped their boys and girls educate themselves.

In new "Faith Hall" and 26 other buildings, faculty and administrators today continue to help their students develop high Ideals together with desirable attitudes effective work habits, and Vocational competence to achieve those Ideals. Seriousness of purpose and courage to work for honest convictions spring in great measure from the unusual spiritual climate of Bethune-Cookmans' campus and community life.

A students council manages student activities, promotes good citizenship and maintains order.

Members of the Florida State-Scholastic Athletic Association, with teams in Foot­ ball, Basketball and Tennis, the school develops Sportsmanship.

Students with Musical interests join the Glee Club, Choral Ensemble, Band or Orchestra and give public performances.

There are many Social, Religious and Fraternal organizations on the campus, among them are: The Cavaliers and Cavalettes Club, The Mummies and Zeniths Club, Y.M.C.A. and Y.W.C.A., The African Students' Club, "Tra-Co-Dram" Dramatics Club, The Julia A. Davis Honorary Society and various others.

Fraternal life is very Ideal on the campus. The Pan-Hellenic Council serves as the "Backbone" of these organizations. They are: Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, and Omega Psi Phi Fraternity.

All of these organizations are doing their parts to enable and enliven campus life.

What are the results of such training of the heart? Well visit Bethune-Cookman College, rather attend Bethune-Cookman, you'll see evidences of this type of training exemplified in the faculty, students and in campus life in general. Students as they leave Stewart Memorial Church.

WIN WITH CHRIST In every walk of life, victory is thine through his love so sublime, therefore attend:

Sunday School Every Sunday 9 A. M. Prayer Meeting Every Wednesday 6:30 P. M. Community Meeting Every Sunday 3:00 P. M. YMCA and YWCA Regular Meetings M. J. Wynn—Chaplain

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PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL

OFFICERS MEMBERS Quentin North President Thedola Hayes Lucy Futch Oswald Bronson Vice President Mary Jackson James Brown Thelma L. Williams Secretary Babs Fafunwa Dewey Knight Jim Paul Harper Public Relations Officer Dorothy Reed Hattie J. Morgan Ann Branham Treasurer Olivia Rivers Williams Jackson Cashus Richardson Davis Bronson Perkins Harrison Jackson Ogbu Goodwin

Washington Established on this Founded campus April 21 1905-06 BRIEF HISTORY OF THE CHAPTER Delta Beta chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fra­ ternity was established at Bethune-Cookman College on April 21, 1948. At this initiation 16 young men I Chapter «f laid the foundation for this chapter. President Robert P. Daniel of Shaw University officiated at the ceremony. James A. Taylor became the first president, Alpha |3hi Alpha and under his leadership Delta Beta. initiated 11 young men on Nov. 15, 1948. Succeeding presi­ dents were James Durden and Archie Allen, respec­ tively. Under their leadership 8 men were initiated one in the spring of 1949 and seven in the fall. The chapter is dedicated to the building of true brotherhood.

CHAPTER ROSTER ^ Archie Allen President William E. Jackson Vice president James B. Borders Recording Secretary Lawerence Scott Financial Secretary and President Elect Jake Miller Jr. Editor to "The Sphinx" Robert J. Starker Treasurer Oswald Bronson Chaplain SPHINX CLUB ROSTER John Dixie, President NeRoy Anderson Samuel Perkins Jonathan Thurston Kenneth Bowers Lovell Richardson Nathaniel Nelson Lucius Davis Lonnie Scott R. L. Gainous James Durden David H. Staples Franklin Sykes Marion Fredrick Ray Washington Gainous Wright Kempte Giadom James Gallman Andrew J. Goodwin Purnell Borders Carl C. Harrison Riley Walker Frank Kyle Stephen Gary Andrew Mickle Johnnie Paxton Benjamin Miller Benjamin Saunders Ogebe Ogbu Alexander Valentine, Jr. Mildred Eddie Bonnie Gloria Louise Delores Sara Johnson Wilson Newbold Julius Murray Hill Rose SW£y+<£AI^

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These are the Brothers and Sweetheart of Beta Upsilon Chapter of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. SI6MA GAMMA RHO SORORITY

Hattie J. Morgan Basileus

Dorothy H. Reed Anti-Basileus

Luewillia Brooks Florida Lundy Epistoleus

Nadine Coleman Martha Smith Tamiochus

Susie A. WilliaiTis Hodegous

Sigma Gaiuma Rho Sorority was organized and chartered at Butler University November 12, 1922 in Indianapolis, Indiana. Beta Eta Chapter of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority was established on Bethune-Cookman campus on May 8, 1948. DELTA ALPHA CHAPTER OF DELTA SIGMA THETA SORORITY

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Gw.endolyn Howard Pari. Audrey Carey Journalist Willie P. Huggins .. Chaplain Mary Turner Sergeant-At-Arms Mary Jackson Wilhelmina Richardson

Lucy Futch President Evangeline Moore Vice President Dorothy Johnson Secretary Edith C. Grant Cor. Sect. Mary Farmer Treasurer Martha Clayton Margree Orr Anna Grace Sweeting Margret Gordon Rosalyn Hodgins Mary Black

M. Bartley Audrey Wilson R. King T. Stanley E. George M. Walker E. Norris G. Jamieson J. Bailey T. Kemp Y. Worthen G. Jenkins E. Harvey A. Ward C. Smith CM .0^ '^fiON eP^^.^

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ROSTER R. Acosta Q. North W. Beard A. Burton E. Cooper J. Frink E. Fuller F. Gibbs C. Harris E. Higgs R. Howell J. Lloyd M. F. Neal Wm. Hill L. McCrary JP*"^ E. Daniels E. Norwood V E. Scavella H. Smith Alfred Smith J. A. Smith S. Smith N. Rivers J. Upton M. Webster

T. Welch ^^H^^^^^^p ^^K^wP'^^J^^r ^^1^^^^^^^ R. Prigeon C. White J. A. Williams W. Barthwell Miss Mary Farmer

OFFICERS Basileus _._ Cashus Richardson Vice Basileus Johnnie Batson Keeper of Records and Seal Willie Pittman Keeper of Finance . Wilbur North Keeper of Peace Willie Adams Chapter Editor Edward Jenkins Chaplain Thomas Demps Dean of Pledgees Nelson Williams

OMEGA PSI PHI FRATERNITY

Mr. James Davis Sponsor LAMPODAS CLUB OF

MEMBERS Nathaniel Jones OFFICERS Herman Justice President Willie Wright Willie McCoy Vice President Marshall Thomas Sandolfn Gibson Secretary David Thompson Treasurer Cornelius Tunsil Sergeant-at-arms Ozzie Hankerson Chaplain Paul Bailey OMEGA PSI PHI FRATERNITY ROSTER OF BETHUNIA STAFF Editor-in-Chief Jake Miller Associate Editor Marion Fredrick Sports Editor Quentin North Exchange Editor Grady James Music Editor Rheta Jones Feature Editor Gilbert Miller Staff Artist William Pitman Staff Photographers Robert Starker and Walden Harris Secretary Bonnie M. Newbold Circulation Manager Edward G. Fuller STAFF Cecil Murray, Joyce Parnell, Cashus Richardson, Otis Black, Lewis R. Catlin, Jr., Lawrence, J. Lincoln Brown. Proof Readers—Mazie Cosby, Audrey Carey, Lawrence Scott, Evelyn Badger, Joyce Parnell. Typists—Katheryn Payne, Roslyn Scippio, Susan Butler, Katherine Mims, Sandy Dixon, Rosalie Kay. Faculty Advisors—Maxwell W. Saxon, Miss Josephine Whitmire, Percy Milligan. BETHUniA A QU ARTERLY PUBLICATION FALL TERM, 1949-50 No. INNER OPENS $950,000 DRIYI Largest Alumni Gathering In The History of The College MRS. ROOSEVELT S+ory Page Six TOAST MISTRESS C. COLLEGE BANDB.-C. C. FIRST IN STATE "RABBIT" RAN 85 YARDS AND CHAIRMAI OWING FAST WITH DRIVERS' TRAININGTO NOSE OUT 'BAMA B.-C. C. Drive Oper 'orty-nine boys and girls have Representatives r^j^^ Bethune - Cookman College aed up for the new band for high schools anc Wildcats opened the 1949 football In N. Y. - $35,000 1-50 at Bethune-Cookman Col- state of Florida w season when they scrapped with the Subscribed " ampaii le-Coo 31 i inner jw Yo ch M: •nistrei lune, esider ach CC r. M] le Uni Hum! attei sident le VDJ ny of It cit- ledges 0 had •c the paign. 1 Bun the N, acture Frieni ge. ai /n la\ lyor

iM of e told •m I Be- - e "so n op- ht, so to the ants." She For years she begged for penni le founded the TRUMAN PRAISES DR. BETHUNE FOR HER CAMPAIGNS le is still a dre and dimes to keep her school goin she recalled. But now, she said, si lands as a testi Washington—(AP) — Pres. Tru­ dreams that c ning. feels that she need no longer be man served notice last night that The President thus indicated once that she is "offering an opportuni there will be "no retreat and no re­ more than, in the face of stubborn for others to share in this gre tirement" in the fight for his civil opposition among Southern Demo­ work by investing in lives." rights program. crats, he will continue to push anti- Mr. Bunting said, "I am honor* "The American people," he de­ lynching. anti poll tax and other beyond anything in my memory clared, "are awakened as never be­ measures which were a big factor being permitted to join in this e fore to the true meaning of equal- in his loss of four Southern States fort. I want to help in every wj ity." in the presidential election last I can because I believe in wh "We are going to continue to ad­ year. Mrs. Bethune has done. vance in our program of bringing His Secy, of Labor, Maurice J. (Continued on Page Four) equal rights and equal opportuni­ Tobin, had given assurance earlier ties to all citizens," he said. yesterday that "the fight will be UNITED NEGRO COLLEGE In an address to the National kept up" for a law ending job dis­ FUND APPOINTMENT Council of Negro Women, the crimination. In a message read to The national headquarters of tl President praised its jounder the National Council of Negro Wo­ United Negro College Fund rea and retiring president, Mrs. Ma­ men by Undersecy. Michael J. Gal- signed President Richard V. Moo ry McLeod Bethune, for her vin, Tobin said: to the Florida area. President Moo work in fighting "racial or re­ "The peoples of the World are ligious discrimination." Mrs. Be- looking to America and Americans thiina if iho iniindor ni Tio- MUMMIES-ZENITH CLUBS

^^^^^^.^e^fe^iL-x MUMMIES OFFICERS ZENITH PRESIDENTS Robert Starker President Roslyn L. Scippio Archie Allen Vice President Annie M. Hill 1 Lewis Lee Jr Secretary Mary P. Curry Willie A. Pittman Treasurer Florida Lundy Edward Fuller Business Manager Hattie J. Morgan Earl Higgs Dean of Pledgees Susan Butler James Lloyd Assistant Secretary Juanita E. Moore -William Jackson Chaplain Ruby L. Nichols

MUMMIES ROSTER ZENITH Robert Starker MUMMIES CLUB Allen, Archie Brooks, Leuilla North, Juanita Barthwell, Walter Byrd, Corina Whittaker, Dora Borders, Purnell Crawford, Arleaa Williams, Louise Demps, Thomas Fagan, Dorothy Williams, Doris Hill, William Higgs, Bloneva Ward, Amelia James, Grady Lawerence, Carol Walker, Mildred Bailey, Paul Moore, Katie Badger, Evelyn Harper, Paul Newbold, Bonnie Edwards, Winfred Smith, Hubert Parnell, Joyce Hines, Theresa Lavind, Ezekial Randolph, Deloris King, Rosa Lee Wright, James Rowe, Lucretia Sander, Donnie Mae Richardson, Nathaniel Rose, Evelyn Stocking, Ozzie Rivers, Nathaniel Sharpe, Ollie M. Summers, Bettye McMillian, James Smith, Martha Wiggs, Bettye Rolle, Cornelius Smith, Merzie Fennell, Esther Roslyn L. Scippio Harris, Walden Thomas, Bertha Greene, Sarah ZENITH CLUB Miller, Vernon Natteal, Marion Herring, Emma Gibbs, Floyd Turner, Mary Jones, Annie L. Gallman, Roberjt Patterson, Artie CAVALIERS-CAVALETTES CLUBS

Motto: We are Suppose To Lead, Therefore We Must Lead.

CAVALIERS OFFICERS CAVALETTES Euclid W. Cooper. President Yvonne Scarlette Johnniebee Upton.. — Vice President .Margaret Ingraham John A. Williams... Recording Sect Lillian Whittington John A. Williams... Financial Sect Edith C. Grant John Williams Treasurer Mary E. Farmer Andrew Goodwin...... Business Mgr ...Dolores E. Jordan Philmore M. Neal. ...Dean of Pledgees Almarene Cason Oswald Bronson Chaplain Gloria Julius

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Bailey, Josephine Mannings, Connie F. Beard, Walter Black, Mary L. Middleton, Bessie Briddegty, Carl Blankumsee, Queen E. Mims, Catherine Cambridge, Benton Brown, Clara McCoy, Doris J. Colbert, Thomas Clayton, Martha Payne, Kathryn Gibson, Sandolfn Cooper, Mahalia Podner, Willie Lou Harrison, Carl Curry, Ertha Rivers, Olivia F. Jones, Arthur Lee Dell, Eunice Rose, Sara 1. Milton, Isreal Futch, Lucy Singletary, Jeniece North, Wilbur Hampton, Louise Street, Thelma Richardon, Lovell Harvey, Emma Sweeting, Anna Grace Scavella, Elbridge Hill, Dolores Todd, Thelma Smith, Joseph Alfred Hodgins, Roslyn Williams, Thelma A. Williams, Joseph Huggins, Willie Pearl Williams, Thelma L. Walker, Riley Jackson, Mary Caldwell, Vivian Wright, Ganious C. Johnson, Dorothy Brown, Jessie Thompson, David Kay, Rosalie Y. Taylor, Ernestine Kemp, Thirzah AFRICAN STUDENTS I IN B.C.C.

1948-49 A. Babs Fafunwa Chukuemeka Okeke Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune Ogebe Ogbu Kemte Giadom

MY AFRICA A. Babs Fafunwa

My Africa dear to thee I vow My service, self and all; From thou, whose gentle breast I spring My pledge to thee I bring. In days when I was yet unborn. My grandsires toiled and sweat; To make thee look like paradise, Standing left to right: For me and all my kins • A. Babs Fafunwa, Senior, major English, Nigeria, West Then came the Britons first like friends Africa. But soon turned otherwise; D. S. Longstreth, Sophomore, major Social Science Their aim was then to stay and rule Sierra Leone. And sell our men as slaves A. Nnodi Ugwuanya, Freshman, major Maths., Nigeria, West Africa. And so today our kins abroad K. Giadom, Sophomore, major Science, Nigeria, West In Indies West and East, Africa. America both North and South, Our men are scattered round. Sitting left to right: 0. Ogbu, Sophomore, major Social Science, Nigeria, Our heads are bloody yet unbowed. West Africa. We'll struggle on and on; A. Antigha, Sophomore, major Home Economics, Till freedom which we all desire. Nigeria, West Africa. Is won with fortitude. A. Amadi, Freshman, major English, Nigeria, West Africa. E. 0. Iwuagwu, Freshman, major Social Science, Nigeria, West Africa. 'LET ALL MY LIFE

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Seated left to right: Thomas Colbert, Vice President; Daniel Longstreth, Business Manager; Margaret Ingra­ ham, Secretary; Bing Thomas, Roosevelt Dell, Treasurer. Standing left to right: Lewis Catlin, Donald Hawkins, Raliegh Cox, Ben Saunders, Riley Walker, Oswald Bronson, President; Nathaniel Nelson, Charles Frank JULIS DAVIS Williams, Reporter, Earl Williams, Dean, and Leo Myers. Not shown are: Estevan Munnings, Justin HONORARY SOCIETY Haynes, Willie Williams, Sandy Dixon, Altamese Reed, Assistant Secretary.

OFFICERS Sandy Dixon President Theodore Bramwell Bus. Manager Hermon C. Morris Treasurer

MEMBERS

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Rev. M. J. Wynn Sponsor I. Planning group for Principal's 5. Welcomes First Lady home 6. Rockham Holt writes life history Conference. for Founder's Day Celebration. of Dr. Bethune.

1. Dr. Hamilton Holt receives Dr. of Humanities Degree at Honors Convocation. 2. Group at campaign dinner New York, Mrs. Roosevelt chairman. 3. Julius Davidson receives Citation at Convocation. -«'•"« 10. World Brotherhood Celebration Bethune-Cookman College Guides Assist. IL Tennessee Teachers Group visits Bethune-Cookman College. 12. Dorothy Maynor in appearance.

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