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The Bison: 1954 Howard University Digital Howard @ Howard University Howard University Yearbooks 1-1-1954 The iB son: 1954 Howard University Follow this and additional works at: http://dh.howard.edu/bison_yearbooks Part of the Higher Education Commons, Organizational Communication Commons, and the Public Relations and Advertising Commons Recommended Citation Howard University, "The iB son: 1954" (1954). Howard University Yearbooks. Book 123. http://dh.howard.edu/bison_yearbooks/123 This Yearbook is brought to you for free and open access by Digital Howard @ Howard University. It has been accepted for inclusion in Howard University Yearbooks by an authorized administrator of Digital Howard @ Howard University. For more information, please contact [email protected]. I * # HCWAFD uNIVhniilT COLLEGE OF PHARMACY WASHINGTON, D. C The 1954 BISDA We, the members of tlie Class of 1954, are proud to present this animal, representing as it does our final effort at our alma mater. While it ma\' ser\'e to remind us in time to come of the happ\' days at Howard, we hope that this volume will in its small way indicate the ser\ices rendered by the Universit)' to the community and to the nation. As we go forth we pledge ourseKes to carry \\ith us, where\'er we may be, the Howard ideal of ser\ice to our fellownieiL To this end we ha\e chostni as tlu' theme of our \earbt)ok: "Howard—The histitution Of Ser\'ice."' CONTENTS College of Liberal Arts 9 School of Engineering and Architecture 65 School of Music 77 College of Pharmacy 87 College of Medicine 95 College of Dentistry 109 School of Law 123 School of Religion 131 School of Social Work 141 ^ The 1354 BISDIV \ Published by the Senior Classes HOWARD UNIVERSITY Washington, D. C. Dedication LEWIS K. DOWNING IN HONOR OF LEWIS K. DOWNING Dean of the School of Engineering, and Architecture Since 1928 when \'ou were appointed Dean of Howard's School of Engineering and Architecture you have worked persistently to make it a first class school. Under your direc­ tion, the school was temporarily accredited in 1937, the first engineering college in the Washington area to receive this distinction. Three years later the school was fully accredited. You then turned your efforts to building up an excellent faculty and to the securing of an adecjuate class building. The Howard University School of Engineering and Architecture with its modern building and equipment, its well-trained staff, and its acknowledged posi­ tion of dominance and leadership is a monument to your devoted and unflagging efforts. Sensing early in \'our career the importance of engineering and architectural training for Negroes you have been a true pioneer in this field, plotting its course and giving it wise and dynamic leadership. A worthy son of Howard University, you have kept alive its ideals of service, and in your chosen field have influenced all Negro America. Because of this lead­ ership and devotion, and above all else, because of your pioneering vision, we, the members of the Class of 1954, are happ\' to dedicate tliis yearbook to you. - 4 - President's Message MoRDECAi W. JOHNSON To THE CLASS OF 1954 Greetings: I send my cordial greetings to all those whose names and faces appear in this BISON, and to all of their loved ones everywhere. It has been a privilege to be associated with \()u at Howard University; and I shall follow your careers with the deepest interest, as long as I live. MoRDECAi W. JOHNSON President - 5 - ADMmiSTHATIDIV DH. WILLIAM SIUAKT NELSON DR. JAMES \i. NARRII , JR. \)i\. AHMOI'H J. BE.ACKRURN MR. JAMES L. C.\H\ Dean of the University Secretary of the L'niversity ])ean of Students Director of Student Activities DEAN SADIE M. YANC;EY DEAN HENRY A. RYAN THE KE\ . MR, DANIEL G. HILL MR. FREDERICK D. WILKINSON l^ean of Wonuii Dean of Men Dean of the Cha)>el Registrar of the Ihiiversity MR. JAMES B. CLARKE MR. JOSEI'H |-lEASI).\ MR. C. FREDERICK SIANION \1R () I U) .\1C;CLARRIN Treasurer of the University University Librarian Business Manager Director of Public Relations - 6 DEAIVS or THE UIVIVERSITY DEAN J. ST. C>LAIR PRICE DEAN WARNER L.WXSON College of Liber(d Arts School of Music DEAN CHARLES H. THO.MI'SON DE.\N L. K. DOW.NING The Graduate School School of Engineering and Architecture DEA.N CHAUNC:E'I I. COOPER DEAN GEORGE M,JOHNSON College of Pharmacy School of Laic DEAN RUSSELL D.XC.N 13EAN JOSEPH L. JOHNSON College of Dentistry College of Medicine DEAN INABEL B. LINDSAY DEAN I-'RANK T. \\ ILSON School of Soci(d Work School of Ri'ligion - 7 - FRANC:ES M. MULDROW Editor-iit-Chief SHIRLEY A. HERBERT WiLLisTON H. LOFTON Associate Editor-i)i-Chief FactiJty Coordinator UNIVERSITY-WIDE BISON EDITORIAL STAFF Seated, left to right: Wciulcll Mur­ ray, Engineering and Architecture; Gabriel Lc-c, Religion; Gene Coy, Medicine; Edward Aarons, Law; Yvette Bickham, Music; Franees Muldrow, Editor-in-Chief; Oeeo'a Walden, Soci(d Work; Delores Dodd, Pharmacy; Aeolian Ma\(), Liberal Arts; Craig Means, Dentis­ try. Standing: Dr. Williston Loltoii, Faculty Co(n(linator. UNIVERSITY-WIDE BISON EDITORIAL STAFF AND ASSOCIATE EDITORS - S - •W^ !"- Cnlleqe of LIBERAL ARTS Cnllege nf Liberal Arts LOIS BASKERVILLE CHESTER FRANKLIN AEOLIAN MAYO Editor Bison Staff JUNE GILLIARO MARY JEAN JORDAN LIBERAL ARTS BISON STAFF Sitting: Iiine Gilliard, .Aeolian Ma\(), Editor; Dr. Lewis Fenderson, Faculty Advisor. Standing: Dr. Willis(on Lofton, Faculty Coor­ dinator; Franees .M. .Muldrow, Cliester Franklin. - 10 - BELMER JULIUS ADDISON ARMS \ IRGIMA ALLEN Washington, D. C. St. Louis, Missouri Arnold Air Society; Commerce Al])ha Ka))pa Alpha Sorority Club SocioLOf;Y BUSINESS AD.MLVISTRATION BARBARA JEANINE ALLEN KEITH F. ANDERSON Washington, D. C. Pelhain, New York Alpha Kappa Aljiha Sorority; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Scab­ French Club; Future Teacliers ofbard and Blade; Air Force R.O.T.C. America; National Students PSYCHOLOGY Association FRENCH ELIZABETH O. ARINZE JOSEPH W. AUSTIN Onit.sha, Nigeria, Afriea Washington, D. C. African Student Association; New-Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity man Club ZnoLOGY Go\ ER.N'.MENT BARBARA CLEONA BAILEY WILLIAM L. BALLARD Washington, D. C. Paterson, New jersey Psi Chi; Dean's }Ionor List; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Arnold Howard Players; Westminster Air Society; Boxing Team; Track Foundation Team SOCIOLOC;Y ENGLISH LOIS I. BASKERVILLE JACQUELINE HELEN BATE Montclair, New Jersey Washington, D. C. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority; SeniorAlpha Kapjxi Alpha Sorority; Phys­ Mentor; French Club; Nation(d ical Education Majors Association; Students Association; Student Women's Athletic Association; Council; Future 'teachers of Modern Dance Club America PHYSICAL EDUCATION FRENCH MARGARET BELTON KENNETH EUGENE BERGMAN Rahway, New Jerse\' Newark, New Jerses' Kappa Sigma Debating Society, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity President; Parliamentarian, Senior ClIEMlSIRY Class; Sigma Gamnui Rho Sorority; Political Science Society Poi.riic;AL SC:IENCE - 11 DAVID RUDOLPH BISHOP VIVIAN YOLANDE BLACKMON Buffalo, New York New York, New York Caribbean Association; Canterbury Pyramid Club; Future Teachers of Club America; Women's League; Wes­ CHEMISTRY ley Foundation ENGLISH JAMES TIMOTHY BODDIE, JR. SHIRLEY JOSEPHINE BOGGS l^altiiuore, Maryland Washington, D. C. Alplia Phi Al))ha Fraternity; Clarke Campus P(ds; Women's League; Hall Tutorial Staff; Walter H. Dean's Honor Roll Brooks Club PSYCHOLOGY CHEMISTRY INEZ WYNNE BRADLEY JOAN BROWN BRELAND Rocky Mount, North Carolina Cleveland, Ohio Canterbury Club; Future Teachers Kappa Sigma Debating Society; of America; Women's League; Home Economies Club; Modern Wheatley Hall House Government Dance Club; Cheer Leading S(i<iad SOCIOLOGY HOME ECONOMICS EDUCATION HARRIS G. BRODERICK CHARLES LEE BROOKS Bronx, New York Washington, D. C. CHEMISTRY Phi Beta Kappa ILSTORY JACQUELINE HELEN BROWN MANSON BROWN, JR. Washington, D. C. Lynchburg, Virginia Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Omega Psi Phi Fraternity SOCIOLOGY SOCIOLOGY PATRICIA A. L. BROWN BARBARA JEANNE BRYANT Washington, D. C. Houston, Texas Women's Athletic Association; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; Psi Women's League; Future Teachers Chi; Beta Kappa Chi; Senior Men­ of America tor, President; Phi Beta Kappa PSYCHOLOGY PSYCHOLOGY - 12 - D'ORSAY D. BRYANT LINWOOD BULLOCK Washington, D. C. Durham, .\ortli Carolina Senior Class President; Kap]>a Al­ Physical Education Majors Club; pha Psi Fraternity, Polcmarcli; Future Teachers of America; Var­ Sc(djb(U(l and Blade; Student- sity "H" Club; Varsity BaskctbaU Faculty Committee; National Stu­ PHYSK:AL EDUCATION dents Association CHEIMLSTHY MARGARET BULLOCK GROVER LEON BULLUCK Washington, D. C Roeky Mount, North Carolina Al))ha Kappa Alpha Sorority; University Choir; Scroller Cdub; Mathenuitics Club; Natiorud Stu­ Men's Physical Education Cdub dents Association; Wlut's Who In GEOGRAPHY American Universities MATHEMATICS HARRY LEOTUS BURTON ESTELLE ELAYNE BUTLER Washington, D. C. Baton Rouge, Louisiana Ka])])a Al))ha Psi Fraternity; Mar­ Al])ha Kappa Aljiha Sorority: Stu­ keting Club; American Marketing dent C<niniil; L'niversity Ushers; Association; Bttsiness Club HiUtop Staff BUSINESS AD.MINISTRATION ZOOLOGY WILLIAM DAVIS BUTTS, JR. ELMO CALDWELL Newport News, Virginia Pliiladelpliia, Penns\K aiiia Kai>pa Sigma Debating Society; Physic<d Education Major's Club; Westniinstcr Foundation, President: \'(irsHy Boxing; Varsity Footlxdl Clarke Hall Tutorial Staff; Kappa PHYSICAL EDUCATION Aljiha Psi Fraternity GoXEHNMENT JOYCE Z. CALLAHAN JAMES M. CALLOWAY Newark, New Jersey Washington, D. C. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Physicid Eihication Majors C.lid); PSYCHOLOGY Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity; Arn­ old Air Society; Wrestling; Football PHYSICAL EDUCATION RITA CONSTANCE CANEGATA JOYE GORDON-GRANT CARD Chri.stiansted, St. Croix Ma\- Pen, Jamaica, B.W.I. Virgin Islands Caribbccni Association; Canterbury Delta Signal Theta Sorority; Can­ Club terbury Club; Rifle Team Z(M)L()C;Y PSYCHOLOGY - 13 - JOSEPH HENRY CARRINGTON LIUGH A. CARTER Newark, New Jersey Wasliington, D. G. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Business Club '''»»*» PSYCHOLOC^Y ACCOUNTING ANDREW PHILLIP CHAMBERS FRANCIS EMEKA CHIGBO Washington, D.
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