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VOLUME TWELVE LANGSTON UNIVERSITY, LANGSTON, OKLAHOMA. MARCH, 1962 NUMBER TV^O
Langston University S t u c U n t ^
Information released by the office In Sixty-fiftli Year of the Registrar regarding scholastic ascrages for the first semester, 1961- Activities celebrating the six'" 62, lists five stuilcnts who earned fifth anniversary of the founding four point averages in all subjects Office of the President of Kingston University was held on yielding grade (x)ints: Godfrey Ek- the campus March 18. Hundreds wemc, freshman in chemistry, from Dear Laiij;stonitc: of alumni, former students and Yaba, Nigeria; Barbara Foster, sen friends attended the affair. ior in chemistry, from Kansas City, I'uiiiulcr's Day reminded us of I'he program was focuscd on the Missouri; Stewart Gilbert, freshman our rich heritage and the debt wc nation wide observance of the Cen in biology, from Tulsa, Oklahoma; owe to those who have gone lx;fore. tennial of the I^ng-(Jrant College ('lara Patmon, sophomore in chem The picture of )ohn Nl. Kingston, Act which established the land-grant istry, Ciuthrie, Oklahoma; and Lil for whom our institution was nam- colleges and universities of the na lian Williams, junior in Engilsh, eii, hangs in tiie lover of the Audi tion. from Haskell, Oklahoma. torium. The good works that he Founders Day activities began The five students will be award did sliould remain ever in our with worship services at 10 a. m. ed keys by the Women's Council hearts. in the L W. Young Memorial Aud for having maintained the highest )ohn Mercer I^ingston was a sym itorium. The speaker was Dr. F. averages. bol of the highest ty[X' of education D. Moon of the class of 1929, well al leadership. He attended Oberlin known eilucator, civic leader and Women's Council to Honor Students with "B" Average ('ollege and was a member of the churchman. The address was deliv class of 1846. I'or eleven years he ered by Dr. John Taylor Williams, and Above was a memlx'r of the Hoard of Ed President of Maryland State College, Students making a “B” average ucation of the City of Oberlin. He Princess Anne, Maryland. Dr. Will, or above the first semester ](/u -k )62 also practiced law in the city for iams of the class of 1928, has the will Ix; honored by the Women's many years, and was twice a mem distinction of being one of the Lang Council, April 29, 1962. Their ber of the city council. He served ston Alumni who head land-grant names, classification, and home town as Consul-general to the Republic colleges. are listed as follows: Nancy C. Abram, Senior, Ard of Haiti, and was elected to the Distinguished Alumni Awards more. Oklahoma; Frankie Alford, United States Congress from the were presented to Dr. F. D. Moon, Senior, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; State of Virginia. Dr. lohn Taylor W illiams and An Clara Anderson, Junior, Mc.Mester, [ohn Mercer Langston’s deep in tonio Fuhr. Dr. Lazarette Hale, Di Oklahoma; Clyde Anderson, Junior, terest in the education of his race rector of the Langston University Beggs, Oklahoma; Prins Ella An is evidenced by the many positions Development Foundation gave a re- derson, Junior, Choctaw, Oklahoma! of leadership which he accepted in |X)rt on the work of the Foundation. Verlean Asfaw, Senior, l^angston, conncction with it. At one time he The final event of the day was Oklahoma; Charles Atkinson, Jun supervised the schooling of Negro the presentation of an operetta, ior, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; De. youth in Ohio; at another time he "Down in the \'alley,” directed by loris Berry, Junior, Atlanta, Texas; was inspcctor-gencral of the freed- Donald E. Barrett of the Depart Valletta Bobo, Freshman, Oklaho men’s schools. He was the first dean ment of Music, and Mrs. Mo\ie ma City, Oklahoma; Robert Brazel- of the Harvard University Law Weaver King, Department of Eng School and for a time served as ton, Senior, Detroit, Michigan; Flor lish and Modern Language. Stewart Gilbert Clara Louis* Patmon acting president of the newly es ence Brooks, junior, Tulsa, Okla tablished university. loiter in he Ix:- homa; Brenda Burrell, Freshman, Fuhr, Senior, Ardmore, Oklahoma; came president of the Virginia Career Day Conference Bolye, Oklahoma; Bcuv Caniiad), Ruben Funderburk, Junior McAics- Normal and Collegiate Institute, Senior, Muskogee, Oklahoma; Joan ter, Oklahoma; Mary Gaines, Fresh now know as \'irginia State Col May 5, 1962 Clayton, Freshman, .McAlester, Ok man, Tulsa, Oklahoma; Stewart lahoma; Laura Cole, Freshman, Tul ic,I’e. President William H. Hale an Gilbert, Freshman, Tulsa, Oklaho Txt us not forget our heritage sa, Oklahoma; Norma Cole, Junior, ma; Willia Etta Gist, Senior, Tulsa, nounced that a Career Conference Slick, Oklahoma; John K. Coleman, nnd strive always to see that our will Ix; held at Langston University, Oklahoma; Leonard Grant, Senior, Freshman, Holey, Oklahoma; Nfal- school is just a little Ix'tter bccause May 5, 1962. Mrs. Charles L. Ben Sand Springs; Norman Green, we as students or teachers passed colm Coleman, Sophomore, Boley. Freshman, Boley, Oklahoma; Mel- nett, Managaing Editor, Tlie Daily Oklahoma; Charlesetta Collins, Sen this way. Oklahoman-Oklahoma City Times, vetta Harjier, Sophomore, Haskell, ior, Tulsa, Oklahoma; Be Etta Sincerely yours, will be the guest sjieaker. Oklahoma; Martha Harris, Junior, Combs, Freshman, Clcarview, Okla McAlester, Oklahoma; Evelyn Hat- William' H. Hale Commencement Exercises, May homa; May me Crawford, Senior President 27, 1962. horn, Senior, Guthrie, Oklahoma; Sand Springs, Oklahoma; Anetha Carole Hebert, Sophomore, Lang Cullors, Junior. Sapulpa. Oklahoma; ston, Oklahoma; Mary E. Hender Don Daniels. Senior, Lublx)ck, son, Senior, Lawton, Oklahoma; w w Texas; Wanda Davis, Junior, Okla Mary J. Henderson, Senior, Lul> It \l Dr. Daniel W . Wynn Was Speaker Here homa City, Oklahoma; Waymon bock, Texas; William Henderson, \ D tvIs, Freshman, Oklahoma City, Junior, Lawton, Oklahoma; Vern- i »" Oklahoma; Percy Dedrick, Junior, '1 SI li Hattisbago, Mississippi; Gwendolyn Continued on Page Two Dinwiddie. Senior, Spencer, Okla. Lillian Marie Wiliams homa; Willie Dixon. Freshman, Ok lahoma City, Oklahoma; Juanicez- NHA Rally Sef Science and Life Week etta Doster, Senior, Boley, Oklaho April 2-4, 1962 ma; Alfonso Drain, Sophomore, For March 24 Tatums. Oklahoma; I.orine Dubose, The Biology Club's student plan Fresman, Oklahoma City, Oklaho The Oklahoma Association New ning committee announces plans for ma City, Oklahoma; Godfrey Ek- Homemakers of Amcrica will hold its First Annual Scicnce and Life wucme. Freshman. Yaba. Nigeria; its .‘\nnual State R.illy at Langston Week program. This affair will be Minnie Enulish, Senior, Tuls'a. Ok University on March 24, 1962. The held April 2-4, 1962. The theme for lahoma; Carl Fileds, Freshman, program this year will be based on this series is “Our Dynamic Role Mounds, Oklahoma; Jewel Fisher, Gates and Doorways for NHA. It in a Changing Society.” Senior, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; will be a focus on New Homemak Dr. Walter R. Hearn, noted Bicv- Barbara Foster, Senior, Kansas ers of Tomorrow become today. The Chemist and Lecturer from Iowa State University, will lie guest lec Left to right— Dr. John W . Coleman, Director of Religious Activities, City, Missouri; Thesis Franks, Sen State President, Hazel Faye Bell, Dr. Daniel W . Wynn, Chaplain of Tuskegee Institute, and Dr. William ior, Ardmore, Oklahoma; Sandra from Harris, Oklahoma and other turer. Dr. Lavell Henderson, De Henri Hale, President of Langston University. state officers will be in charge of partment Head at Oklahoma State the program. University, and Dr. James Harlow, Daniel W. Wynn, Chaplain of C. Paz, Argentina; The Reverend Parent’s Day Special features of the program in of Oklahoma University, will also Tuskegee Institute, native of Okla Kelly, S. J., St. Mary’s Kansas; The clude greetings from Dr. illiam present lectures. homa and an alumnus of Langston Reverend James T. Goode, Oklaho April 29, 1962 H. Hale, President of Langston Plans arc being finalized by our University, lectured to the students ma City; The Reverend David S. University and an Address “Home conimittee. The affair promises to during Religious Emphasis Week. Shields, Oklahoma City, The Rever Langston University will observe Is Where You Hang Your Heart,” be very informative, inspirational, “The Good Life: Its Attainment, end Joe Edwards, O klahoma City, its annual Parents’ Day, Sunday, by Dr. Charlyce King, Assistant and educational. For a hint as to Its Interpretation, and Its Joys.” He The Reverend J. Castina Jackson; April 29, honoring parents of stu Professor, School of Home Econom the type of lectures that will be giv The tdpic for religious week was The Reverend John Le Smith, Ot dents attending the U liversity. The ics. University of Oklahoma, Nor en, Dr. Hearn will ex{x>und on his also participated in REW at Okla tawa, Kansas; The Reverend D. Rev. Ben C. Hill will be the guest man. theory of the Scientific Creation of homa State University. Leon Everett, III, Houston, Texas; speaker for the 10:00 worship serv The afternoon program^ includes Life at our initial convocation. Dr. Wynn is an ordained minister Dr. Phil Fife, a Christian layman, ice, (I.W. Young Auditorium). The a movie “Young Doctors,” Starring Don’t miss this event!!! of the Methodist Church and is a Guthrie, Oklahoma; Reverend activities for the day will liegin ar Frederick March, Ben Gazzard, and The members of the planning contributor to a diversity of regional Green, and Mrs. S. G. Washington 8:^0 a. m. with coffee for the par Tna Balin. A social will follow the committee are: W'm. Gerald Hen and national publications. of l^ngston and I^^ngston Univer ents who arrive early. Dinner will movie with music furnished by derson, chairman; Rodney Simon, Other leaders and consultants par sity. be served at i;oo p.m. Langston University Combo. The Violet Powell, Mattyella Roque- ticipating in the week’s activities The Senior Choir of the First The afternoon program includes newly elected officers will be in more, Ed Randolph, Donald Dun were: The Reverend Kenneth Earl Baptist Church, Tulsa, presented the awarding of honors to the stu stalled at the State Meeting. Kather can, and Josephine Thomas. Henry, Jarvis College, Hawkins, “The Spech of Angeles,” a concert dents who earned an average of ine Borders, Lawton, is the newly Reporters, Wm. Henderson and Texas; Dr. Wesley J. Fuerst, Jose of religious music. “B” or above for the first semester. elected president. Rodney Simon LANGSTON UNlVBRSil f GAZE!TE MARCH, 1962
LANGSTON Ij NIVESITY GAZETTE Peace Corp Sum-Up University Men A New Life Dorm Council .A new life was born in Marquess Job Is Being Done Hall on january 17, u)(>2 when the The L niverMty .Men Dormitory Mari]uess I lall council was formed. \ \ear after its ince|>tion, the ( ’ouncil elected the lollowinc ol- The following arc the officers: Presi tJ. 'S :f<1 t < ' • United Stalls Pe.ice ('orjis has al- fuers lor the year: President, Rob dent, (^(Mlfrey I'.kwueme; Carl 'ij-'l'a F,.'.', ino'.t (mio volunteers vvorking o\er- ert L. Phillips, senior, Wewoka; I'ileds. \ ’ice President; Secretary, M l , ■ V, “ ■ r j, I ! an \\ ; am- with .inotlier 2o(i tr.im uig at Vice i’resuient, Willie Mi Kissie, Steward Ix'c (lilliert; .Assistant Sec R f U-va:. luiiiie and some i''.ij(jo aplic.itions sophomore, Meniphis, "rennessee; retary, lames Oitton; Treasurer, ! • ' B’." ■ Sar" M - ■: It lias not had the unqu.ilitieil Secretar\, \\'illie 1 hirte, senior, Ard |ohn Coleman; Parliamentarian, P .d Ip' M a.A-' success tli.it some predicted lor it, more; .Assistant Secretarv, (Hyde Winford Willie; ('ha ilain, ('harles V . 'an , but neillitr has it been the cat.istro Mar LaF!;'hic taihirc that others teared it A. C. Pti'i'''' C. D. Ba? h'v ' ( larence Tunlev, senior, Okmulgee; Brown; Sgt at arms, Kenneth Will woiilil k-. Rather, it has esiablished Sgt. at-arms. ( Ulell N’athani .1, sen iams, ('leorge Brown, Clay and Gene itself as an eltective lorce loi in- ior, .Memphis, Tennessee and Roy Batson. tcrn.uuMial gnod uill. Tluirston, sopliomore. .\rdniore; These are among conclusions to The council's aim is to make Mar PA G ro up AIR FORCE OFFERS Parliamentarian, I^ircnzo Crant, line's Hall .T model men’s dormitory bi- drau'ii Irom an article in the COMMISSIONS TO .senior, Sand Springs; Song Leader, where students live like brothers and ' .'-Ml. A 'j.u is (;rou|i six.ii Nfarch Rc.ider's [digest describing I'.dg.ir Scott, sophomore. Muskogee, COLLEGE GRADS “'Fhe Peace ('orps—(hie Ye.ir L.it matured gentlemen. To accomplish : I >■ M. II. 'I'olson, h,r. ;is and Ch. plain, Rodney Simon, jun this aim. the council through its of ■ ^ HI,1)111 pui'i'osis tlu' pro- e r.' ■Major I'dimind .\. Lev, ('otn ior, W’ewoka. ficers discourage unnecessary noise ■ . ■ : uliur.il .iiK .iiu c im 'iii liy .\|(ist clo.selv watched ol all Peace Clarencc I ’unley was apixiinted niander ot the 4oi)th L'S.M- Kecriiit- ('orps |irc)grains is the comiminitv— that might distruh the occupants’ M'. , : n j ill.. '.luik’n is i n l d r n u i l ot cb.iirm.ui ot the Courtesy (!onimit iiiL; I )et.iclimenl in O kl.ihom a ('ity, studies. 'Fhe officers also liclp to see ■\ ■.Mi(, n.iiion.il ,111(1 i m i t i r i i a df\(lopiiieiit project ;n ('olumhia. tec, and Willie McKissie, w.is ap- annouiued tiiis wiek th.it vouiij.; that pro |X 'r use of facilities are made. ■■ ::.il iM'Ht's .iiul mtni'tncms. L’ nlike other C'orps— men who are [xiinted ch.iirnian of the .Social Com men .iiu! women who ,irc colleue The coui.cil works in coo[x-ration .i.l'.K’.c this (.'iiil the group b.isie.illy te.ichers, ('olumbi.i's (>2 gr.iduates mav applv lor commis mittee. with the dormitory directors Mr. B. s qiii//cs (Ml lUrrciit .ill.iirs. I’Cers are pioneers who work at The ('ouncil encour.iges "good sions thiough the .\ir l'(irce ( 'iiuers Moruan and Mr. R. Masters. iliNi'ii'.Mci)'; (it Mkh lopit's chores that range Irom I’aiilding Tr.niiini: Si liool progr.im M.iti limt; housekeeping." Persons receiving .Is I Mstciiti.ilisin .iiiil w'cfkiv tele- ro.uls to teaching sanitation to peo- the cNteiisne r.uige o! -oi's honors are: l .ilisoii I l.irriiiutoii. . !c! I h.l|Kl. j'le \'lio ha\e never seen a flush .i\.iilalile to the .1 ..v',:c Roosevelt N'iveiis; |oe L. |olinsoii. ( i|i S.iiiiiJ.iv. I'( iirii.irv 17. the toilit. and women. t:;e A:: I'.':.;- I'iuis Thom.is Long. I .irl H.iv. R.ilph News From ^'1'.:;' I \)KTU'IUX'.1 .111 imi-lk'i.tii.il .\iileil by the sup|H>rt of President a w i d e ctii’k'i -i; > u : ' ”.;i;c.il .u u l White. Willie IKiclie (Unit III); ■'i f - Hr. lols(iii s()['kf (HI the tcp .\.llxTto Lleras ('amar^o and of the n o n u ^ I’i’u .il :'.s .is w t l ' .is .1 .Marvin Clark. Thornton Shelton. Sanford Hall 1. "1 ■■ I ’.lUinn (it R:u'i:tl I’rdiiulu’c," powerful Roin.in ('.itholic ('liurcli, Willie McKissie, and ('oinmodore li( ,1 ! 'Mrt I'l'. ;'u' i.irciT l.ulder of nolunibi.i's C'orpsmen have earni'd S.uiford I lall voung ladies have ’I”'.. Al'i'.'iirs ( irciip is ,if . .':';'.’r:;:ni!ies, Primous. Other voung men on the : VMtl; the ('('I'V , !tu- the trust of the people they work started the .second .semester off with Ti-:. ,:.:h its ('nicer 'I'r.iinin<; .second honor list were: ('larence ('I'uiici! Idr th(.- Tpitr.! \',i with despite ('omiminist charges several projects that they plan to or. S. :'i.'. the .\ir I'orce trains young Tunlev. Hilly Snoddy. R.nniond Hens whiih seek tc I'ropii t; 'I’.’tr;-: that they are- preparing the couii- hit. They are: ( 1) Second F.dition gr.u'.u.ries. I'oth men and .McPiride. Donald loiies, Xorm.ui in ihi' \^■(1rl(l oru.mi.Mti. n trv for sale to the United Stales. of the Sanford Hall Review X’ews- \>. I 'l’C!!. to l>ec(iine com m issioned of- Huft'ord, I'.ugene Pugh, Lecile Bos 1)11 FfhriKirv !'■ .i.n ' ! ' P.;:' Hut if the ('orpsnien have proven tic, \\'illiani Anderstni, Robert Phil paper will appear Parents' Day, ed ■ :.trs. ( ir.idiMtes with a haccalaur- themselves abriKid. thev .ire still con lips. .Marcellus \\'ade; Hosea 1 lavnes itor .Margie NN’orley report'. ^2) t.ite or higher degree Ix'tween the troversial heer at home. Opposite : - t . •’ • fi ’ V M;.;: ' i \i (Unit III); .\rchie lones. |ohn Chtick-Wagon Dinner. ( ^) .Sotiho- .1^1 s Ilf ;n' • to 2ii'. years of age at views are epitomi/ed bv Univcrsitv \-- Hates. Pen v Derick. Dewilt Ander- niore Party. (4) Sanford Hall’s tune 'pjiiication m ay ajiplv. ('ol- of Chicago historian D.uiii'l l5oor- i s .son. Fddie West; Roilnev Simon. House Council had a breakfa.st I: _-e s(.niors mav aj'plv 6 m o n t h s stein, who chai.icterizes the ('orps Robert Cudjoe. linimv Williamson, March 11)62 in their remodeled prior to graduatio'i. All applicants as iinother demonslr.ition "I'l both F.\ erett I louse. Orv;in .\ndrews, kitchen to discuss dormitory plans must he citizens of the United States, .\nierican nai\etc :i:iil .irrogance, '.i:rs ( ' r c ’.ip mi-ris \\'ilbert C.iddv (Unit 111); N\'illis for Religious r'tiijihasis Week. meet the physical requirements and ami bv N'ew ^’ork psychologist Mor S.iiur'!.i\. In- Warren ( Unit I I ), and .Malvin I lob- .Miss \ ’iolet Powell, our president, successt’iillv cotnplete the written ris Stiiii, who s.i\s: "'niese kids rep •iti'! f.iciiliv .Trc attended a State meetiii'^ at Okla examination for commissioning. resent sdmerhin-.: nruiv ot us son ( I ’nit II). I . ' . , U I ; I I ’he Dormitory ('ouncil ot Uni- homa St;ite University ol the L.W. The ,\ir Foru Ti.nininu Scliool. thought had disappeared from .-\ versilv Men meets: secoiul Monday S. with the Dean of Women and located at L.ackl.ind .M 'l’i. San .An merica—the old frontier spirit." of every month, 7:^)-^^:^’. Uiiiver- Presidents of other women dormi tonio. Texas, is thrt.e months in du- IH' director Sargent Shriver read sitv Men. .-Viincx. juniors anil Sen tories to sec if .A.N\\S. was for Lang Lanqston University Club r.uicm. L’pim successtullv complet- ily admits that mistakes have been iors from the I'nit.s. ston University. in_' it. an api'lic.int w ill b e c o m m i s . mailc. but argues: "The tact is th.it O f L A . Celebra+es Second Tuesdav of everv month. The l.ul'i's (-f Sanlord Hall would sinned a .Seci'iid l.ieuten.uit in thi' t’ne proieci works and the job is 'Founder's Day" 7:;o-S:3o, Men of tst floor L'M like to welcome our new matrons, I'nit-d St.ites ,\ir I' !ve and Ix' as- bcin;: done." Mrs. X't'Kon, ni'dit matron and Mrs. si-nid to ,m .\ir T.-'rce unit tor and Sophomores from 'he Units. I1u- \iiini,ii loiiiuliTs l).i\ Strv- Dickerson, swing > latron. (lutv, or tor further technical or Second Thursday of everv month. ur !'i li).' L.iii-stdii (.TMtv ( lliiW Tulsa Arts Festival 7:^0-'':^), Men of 211(1 floor. Reporte .a I', iohnson SuiiiKu-, M.itvh 12 .It 1'ill- flight training. For more inlorma- ’r.i ! \f. I'l^i 'ivt ('hurrh. Rcvcrtnil. tion call collect CF, (''•2^11. F.xt. 210. Publicity Committee STUDENTS WITH "B" AVERAGE Reed, I'-eshman, (!rant, Okl.ihoma; f.. I.. hitc, P.istor. Oklahoma City. Oklaliom.i or write • \ special Children's .Matinee ol to. Com mander. I'SA F RecriiitiiiL: AND ABOVE Fiarb.'a Lee Richardson, M r . Is.il'ph D . u i s , n i c m h i T of th e classic hallct numbers belo\ed by Detachment 4'|ii. n o t North Hroad- ('onnniicd I'loni I'ig c ('hic ( )klahoma; I 'i!' .nil! I’u'si.iciit (H tlu- Iiitcrcol- children will he presented by the wav, Okl.ihoma ('itv. Okl.ihoma. on I lickerson. Senior, Langston, I'rnest Richardson, Fresman, Tul iiL'i.iir ('m iiuil iiitr(Hhicci.l tlic in.iin Tulsa Civic I'allet, Inc.. starring ()klahoma; .\rinanda llopi;ood, sa, Oklahoma; .Maxine Richardson, spt.ikcr, Mrs. l,(.'ii,i I’lrowii W ork. .MosceKiie Larkin and lelia" and "Swan Freshman. Oklahoma City, ( )klalio- Senior, Tulsa, Oklahoma; Oscar cr.i(hi:m- di' i.;inust()ii rniv(.rsitv ma: F'.verett House. Iunior. Dover. Robinson, )uiiior, Okmulgee, Okla iihl l 'n i \ i r s i t \ ' (if a n d Lake" and divertisement. This out Studen+s Advised +o Oklahoma; lulius I luff. Senior. .\l- homa; .Mattyella Roijuemore, Senior, M,ith('m.iti(,'s t(;u'hcr nt Iordan standing event is sponsored bv the Submit SSCQT tus. ()klahoma; I-.llsworth Huling. Okmulgee; 'niornton Shelton, Sen 1 IiL;h. Sch(«il. SliL' ;4 a\f a hrici fiis- (iirl Scouts and will take place on Sophomore, Tulsa. ()klahoma; W ill ior, Kansas C'ity, Kansas; |aci|uelyn t o r\ (if thi- m iiv c r s itv whii.-h w .is Application Nov/ Saturday. March 24. 2:00 p. ni., at iam Hunt, Freshm;m, Holey, Okla Shropshire, .Sophomore, (iuthrie, founded in and tlu- ai'hicvc the Tulsa Municipal Theater. .\pplic;itions lor the .\pril 17, homa; )udy |ones. Senior. Oescent. Oklahoma; Lucil'e Shumate, Sopho int'nts ot ilu' outstandir.” students Tne .\\id Dancers are an Israeli 1062 administr.ition of the ('ollege Oklahoma; 1 lelen Kelley. Sopho more, Muskouee, Oklahoma; Hen of till' ;;ch()ok trouiK of T performers leaturing (,)uahlicaiioii Test are now avail more, Claremore, Oklahoma; ry Simms, Sophomore. Haskell, Ok Soloist for till' affair was Mrs. Frances .\lenikoff and F'.liezer .\d- Rushella Lawson, Iunior, Tulsa. lahoma; Faylease Smiley, Freshman, ■M ir:;if l-oriii i. ( 'iI u t miisii.-.'il niim able at Selective Service System local oraiii in biblical, oriental, eastern bt'ards throughout the country. Oklahoma; F.artha Lewis. Freshman. .Arcadia. Oklahoma; X’athaniel 1m r< w c T f ui'in I'V the choir. FurofX'and modern Israeli song and i'.ligihle students who intend to Broken How, ()klahom:i; Maxine Smith, I'reshman, Sand Springs, Ok- M r s . (’I(.iii-\,i W ’iltiirii, P r c s i d r n t ol ilancc- numbers. The lewish ('om- t ike this test should apply at once Lewis, Senior, Ikoken Bow, Okhi- loham; P>illy Snoddy. Senior, Clare- the fluh wislv.-s L t.ikc this oppor inunitv C'oiincil .\rt and ('nlture to die nearest Selective Service local homa; Don Linville, Senior. W'eath- more. Oklahoma; Barbara Taylor, tunitv to puhli(.-|y thank ilu- p.istnr. Series is sponsoring this event which bo:ird for an applic.uion bulletin of erford. Oklahoma; ('arrie .Mc('ol- n i c m l n r s o f ilu- c h u r c h a n d I r i i n d s takes place on .March 2(), S:(io p. m., Freshman. Seward. Oklahotna; Al intorination. lums. Senior, Ft. Worth, Texas; Pat for thi'ir \vond( rtiil rcsnonsr. wliitli at Temple Israel, 22iid Place ami bert ,M. Thompson, [r.. Freshman, sy .Mcl'.lwee. I'reshman, .Muskogee. \\:is niosr ur,itif\inj^. I'ollowing instructions in the bul 'i'drktowii Avenue. I'he admission Langston, Oklahoma; I-'.velyn Bibbs Oklahoma; .Alice .Mack. Sophomore. riu' {'oiiiniittci.' rispor.sihlc lor letin. the student should fil! out !iis is free. Thrower, Senior. Langston, Oklaho- •Muskog.e. Oklahoma; I'obhie M.uk, this wi'll oreani/cd scr\iii' \\.is loliii application and mail ii immediately Or, Thomas .Anderson represen nia;Ruth Tibbs, Freshman. T'ulsa, Freshman. F'alis, Oklaliom.i; Dol- (ii-liain. ('hairnian: h’dw.ird Briici-, in the envelope [irovided to SI'.l.I'.C- tative on the regional committee, Oklahom:i; Menzol.i .Anderson s f r i a m i x i x ena Mack. Freshman. MuskoL;ee, .M.ittic VoiiinT and I-.sthir Piinw.irc. T i \ ' F : \ I ( ' F :.\ . (; stated this is the first arts festival Todd, junior, Oklahoma ('ity, f^k- SI'.CTIOX. Education Testing Serv ever heltl in Tulsa and stro’igly Oklahoma; A LaRuth Malov, Sen lahonia; Patsy Todd, Iunior, Tulsa, urges its support. The date of the ior. Boley. Oklahoma; Catherine [ )i.il T o n e . .\ telephone o[K'rator ice, P. O. Box Princeton. New Oklahoma; ('larence Tunley, Senior, Tulsa .\rts Festival is .March iv .Mathenia. Freshman. Broken How, ■inswiTed .1 call from an outdoor fersey. .\[)pIications for the .\pril 17 Okmulgee, Oklahoma; and the offfice is located at no Oklahoma; Sandra Mimtiis, Fresh lio o th a n d h e a r d a reMarch 27, 11)62. Oklahoma; Elnora \ ’ann, I'resh formation concerning all events may chison. Senior, Houston, Texas; Iht are \()U calliiiir from .'" “It's rij^ht According to Fducational I'esting man, .Muskogee, Oklahoma; Myrtle he obtained. Freshman, Tulsa, Oklahoma; Ix.'on Wadkins, S|x-cial, Langston, Okla then- on V(iur dial." Service, which prepares and admin ■Mitchison, Senior. I louston, Texas; homa; Odessa Wagnor, Sionr, Wyn- ■ \lter a ii'omcnt's hesitation theisters the ('ollege (,)ualilicatioii Test ('lara Patmon, Sophomore, (lUth- newood, Oklahoma; Eunicc Walker, \ o i e e r e p lie d , “ 1-2 V 4 S-^>-7 -^-Q-0 .” for the Selective Service System, it News Fr m the o rie, Oklahoma: Robert Phillips. Sen junior, Spencer, Oklahoma; Mar. will be greatlv to the student's ad Sophomores vantage to file his application at ior, Wewoka. Oklahoma; Martha garet W'alker, Senior, Kansas City, Number Please? once. Test results will be re|>ortcd The school year of 1961-62 has Pinckney, Freshman, Brunswick, Kansas; RolKrt W'alker, Freshman, to the student's Selective Service lo been filled with many challenges Georgia; Dale Pollard, Freshman. Tulsa, Oklahoma; Emily Walton, I'liere is a list i.i new operators cal l>oard of jurisdiction for use in and trials for the Sophomore Class. Canton, Ohio; Lonzetta Poole, Sen Senior, Bartlesville, Oklahoma; on the switchlxiard. 'fhcy an-; Pearl- considering his deferment as a stu The year began with a new sjxin- ior, Luther, Oklahoma; Barbara Glenda Warren, Senior, Idahel, Ok- ie I'nulisli, sophomore, Tulsa; I)e- sor fcjr the class, Mr. T. Payne. The dent. Porter, Freshman, Henryetta, Okla loham; Mildred J. W^ashington, loris .\iin I'errv, iunior, .\tlanta, following officers were clected. Presi homa; Violet Powell, h>nior, Beggs, Freshman, Muskogee, Oklahoma; Texas; I’earl .Miller, sopliomore. dent, Malcom Coleman; Vice-Presi Oklahoma; Gloria Prewitt, Fresh- Laverne White, Freshinan, Texark Hegjjs, Oklahoma: .Margaret Walk •\ learned professor, stopping at dent, Ronald W'atson; Secretary, inan. Freshman, Langston. Oklaho ana, .Arkansas; Lillian Williams, er. senior, Kansas City, Kansas. well-known Miami licach, Florida, Wanda Ross; Treasurer, Charles ma; Mary Ann Prewitt. Sophomore, Junior, Haskell, (Oklahoma; Win Others workinj.' on the switchboard hotel had occasion to consult a ref Doklcn; Business Manager, Marvin Langston, Oklahoma; W'illiam fred W'illie. Freshman, Eufaul.i, are; \'iolet Powell, junior, Heugs, erence work. Approaching the desk Fisher; Reporter, Rudolph Riviera Quaynor-Malm, Sophomore, CJhana. Oklahoma; Norma Wilson, Senior, f)klahoma; Raster Wilson, .senior, clrek, he incpiircd, “Is there a copy Maxwell II; Miss Paulette Evans, West Africa; Grover Quinn, Junior, Spencer, Oklahoma; Eva Young, I-angston; and Ann Walton, senior, of the Encyclopedia Britannica in the Sweetheart. Oherlin, Ohio; Paul Reagor, Fre.sh- Senior, Boley, Oklahoma; Gladys Rarticsvillc. hotel?” Reporter, Rudolph Maxwell man, Okmulgee, Oklahoma: Zelma Lowe, Senior, Eufaula, Oklahoma. MARCH, H62 LANGSTON UNIVERSITY GAZETTE PAGE THREE Kappa News PHI PSI NEWS SIGMA NOTES (Greetings fellow students of I^ng- I'or the men of Kappa Al{)ha Psi The annual smoker given by the ston University. Once again the i(/)i meant more than just another chapter attracted interested freshmen members of Beta Epsilon Chapter year. It was their ('.olden Anniver and sophomores. Brother M. B. Tol- of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. sary which was celebrated at the son provided the keynote address take great pride in informing you University of Indiana, Auj^ust 27- of the evening. Brother Walter of what is going on Inrhind the I’articipatinj; memlx-rs Jones, chapter advisor, stimi l.if< d Blue and White door. from Alpha Pi (,'hapter were David the guests and presented them with TTiree new Brothers who crijssed Arterlx-rry and Willis Tilford. the challenge of attaining an above the burning sands into Sigmadom Al(>ha Pi can never forj;et h/) i average'academic record. After the were Brothers: .\lfonzo Drain, Ixir- for on IX'cemlxT 15, there were 1? smoker the young men engaged in enzo Grant, and Henry L. Russell young men to cross the burning fun and folloy with the Deltas. Miss III. sands into Kappaland. They are, A. Doris Dixon, Omega Sweetheart, The Beta Fps'lon Chapter pres H, Sales, Lynn Walls, Tlieodis Fipps, was special guest for the event. ented its annual “Sigma Toast of Alexander Rogers, )an Crump, Fred The memlx;rs of the chapter ap- the Town” during December, 1961. Factory, Charles Hurton, Marvin ix'ared on the Langston University The smoker for the second semes Williamson, Leroy Tilford, Luther Band’s talent show. The skit pre ter was in February. Langston, Major W ilson, Willis sented was in the form f’f a news The Sigma Men arc looking for Warren, and Hosea Haynes. cast. We were competing against ward to presenting its annual “Big Tlie men of Kappa are now pre the other fraternities on the campus ger and Better Business” Vesper paring for their annual (luide Right and took second place to a dance program in April. Tliis program is Program which is scheduled for group. s|x)nsored by the national office of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. .\t April 20. Our next project on the agenda Miss Rosetta Edwards, Senior, Wewoka, Oklahoma, Business Edu- Conuratulations to Pro. C. Fel for this year is to form a tutoring the present time, there arc two busi ucation major prestnts gift to Dr. Evelyn R. Strong, guest speaker at ton (Zip') (Jayles as recipient of the service for the students that feel th.at nesses that are being considered to Alpha Kappa Alpha's Founders Day Vesper. Elder \ y . Digns Award, which was they need outside help in any field. receive the award. TTie recipient of presented during the Golden An This service will not be limitetl to this award is selected on the size niversary Conclave at Indiana Uni fushmen only but to any one who of the business and contributes to versity. The F.lder W. I^iges Award would like the help of the fraternity. the development of the community. is the second highest award a Kap The project following this one will The Southwestern Regional .\Ieet- pa can achieve. be :in All-Cireek party which we ing of Phi Heta Sigma will be held We welcome Pro. William Mc- anticipate will be a success. in NTemphis, Tennessee in April. Carv. Suix'rintendent of the Puild- The winners of Showlx>at spon .Miss Della Winston, a freshman inus and Crounds; and Pro. Pook- sored by the chapter in honor of from Langston, is the “.Miss Sigma,” er T. Morgan, Assistant Dean of Miss Doris Dixon, were: First place, 1961-62. Nfen. To our campus. We really miss .Miss Julia Bruner, and Miss Phyllis Beta Epsilon Cha(Mer of Phi Beta Pro. William Sims of the Music De Agers and her vocal group were Sigma Fraternity, Inc. motto— partment, who is awav working on awarded second place. Roth winners “Culture for Service .ind Service to his Doctoratc. were presented trophies by the Bas- Humanity.” Pro. Pernard Crowell, whose track ileus of Phi Psi. IVY LEAF CLUB team won the C CC last vear, is Tlie chapter will hold its An Members of ths listening panel are: (reading left to right) Glenda lookine forward to another success nual Memorial Day Service on Mar. The officers of the Ivy Leaf Warren, Senior, Idabel, Oklahoma, Home Economics major; Barbara ful vear. Pest of luck Crowell. 25 in the I. W. Young Auditorium. Club are: President, Helen Kelley; Foster, Senior, Kansas Cit-y, Mo.; Chemistry major; Maxine Richardson, W. Dean Warren. Reporter Vice President, Wilma .McFall; Sec Senior, Tulsa, Okiahonna, Music major; and Margie Worley, Junior, Tulsa, retary, Bernice Carr; Treasurer, Oklahoma, English major. Mary Adams: Parliamentarian, Mil IOTA NEWS dred Rose; Reporter, Ann Dicker Alpha Phi Alpha News son; Musician, Helen Kelley. Pyramid Club News Sigma G am m a Rho Sorority, Inc. Dr. F.velyn R. Strong, Chairman We have chosen for our uniforms, The Pyramid Club of Beta Up The Brothers of Beta Kappa wish ‘Pon voyage’ is in order to Sorors, of the Foreign Language Depart kelly green sheath dresses u'ith pink silon Chapter of Delta Sigma Tlicla to extend an illuminating welcome Auroras, and to ihe many well wish ment. Douglass Hif^h School, Okla accessories. Sorority is now made up of tuo to the matriculators of Langston es of Si^ma Camma Rho Sorority, homa City, was yuest speaker for Our sister, Mildred Rose, is in members, Shirley Powell, a business University. Your enrollment denotes Inc. for successfully seeing one half Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Foun Tulsa, Oklahoma doing her student education major from Begj^s, Okla- that you have an ultimate goal in of the school session go by. ders Day Celebration at Langston teaching at Marian ,\nilerson Jr. hom;i, and Jacquelyn Shropshire, an mind. At our January meeting, our ad University. The subject of her talk High School. We miss her from elementary educaiiun niiijor from We were fortunate to have Broth visor. Soror Clara J. Davis called was “Challenges of the Times.” our line. Guthrie, OklaiicDina. er Billy Snoddy to deliver the ad to our attention the gerat need of A listening panel of four mem We are happy to report that two Thus far 1Q62 has a busy year dress for the National Convention taking ‘Inventory’ of ourselves. She bers of Alpha Zeta chapter sum of our sisters were Sweethearts this tor the Pyramids. January brought oi the .\lpha Phi .Alpha Fraternity pointed out that just as in the busi marized and highlighted the points past semester. They are Mary an invitation to the social half of Inc. Brother Snoddy also received ness world, all good, prosfXTOus bus in her speech that would help the Adams, Sphinxman Sweetheart an ! the Smoker given by Omega Psi the Undergraduate award of the iness firms stop at this time to take Greek organizations to achieve depth Wilma McFall, Aggie Club Sweet Phi Fraternity, and the privilege of year, from the N'ational Organiza inventory, so should all good, pros- in their leadership. heart. taking part in the celebration of Del tion of .\Ipha Phi .\lpha Fraternity. Beta Kappa celebrates our Found |xrous organizations do likewise. .Aloha Zeta Chanter and Alpha On February u.i, u/>2 we acted ta Sigma Thcta's Founder’s Day. er's Day. March 11. 1062. This rep Soror Juanita Prown, Pasileus, em Upsilon Omega Chapter activities as ushers for our Big Sisters. \\'e resents thirty years of scholarships, phasized the need to continue striv. included a breakfast, held at the are now counting the days for the manly deeds and love for all man ing for high scholastic standards, home of .Mrs. William H. Hale, final week of probation. Our lingers OfrcteUCMi. kind. Peta Kappa has carried this living up to fine womanhood, and chairman of the Founders Day Com are crossed in hope that we can image of Alpha Phi .\lpha with to work in harmony with the uni mittee. Other members on the com cross the burning sands into the land pride, yet humility because the men versity for the Ix'tter and more cul mittee were: Mrs. Mizura Allen, of finer womanhood, .Alpha Kappa of Beta Kappa are proud to be a tural. things of life. Miss Ella Lee Clement, Miss Lcn- Alpha Sorority. OfxTation Crossroads' Excitemcnt part of such a great organizaticm. On December igfii, lota Chap oulih Gandv, Mrs. Almeda C. Park is the word that defines it. That's and yet humble enough to realize ter presented Soror Davis in Ves]Ter er, Mrs. Sadie G. Washington, Miss LAMPADOS NEWS our national tour to eleven countries that our service to mankind is such program in the I. W . Young Audi es Florence Brooks, Thelma Clark, The Lampados Club of Omega in Africa. Thirty-one days of a won a small part of the whole workings torium. Soror Davis delivered a Maxine Richardson, Glenda Warren Psi Phi Fraternity began its 1961- derful tour of .Africa, designed es of .\lpha Phi .\lpha. With this most inspiring and encouraging ad- and Lillie Wilson. dres on the topic “Am I on the 62 school year with an intellectual pecially for Dcltn Sigma TTieta. but thought in mind Beta Kappa Rabbi Westley was the guest Right Track.” She stressed the need group of young men striving for the open to all friends. “The darkest brought to our campus an alumnus speaker for the Sunday services for an awakening of and prepared- goal of reaching Omega Phi Phi thing alx)ut Africa has abvays been of Langston and Beta Kappa, a which the group attended. nes for the future. “The future.” Fraternity. It is com [X)sed of the our knowledge of it.” noted educator, and a true .Alpha she said, “is more open now than it .Alpha Zeta Chapter along with following young men. IvOwell W'in- Operation Crossroads at I-angston Man. He was Brother Earnest Hol will ever be again during your life. Alpha Upsilon Omega Chapter ate ston. Elementary Education major University by Sorors of Beta U[v loway. our vesfK^r speaker. .Alpha'j Fortunate are we to be a part of dinner in the college dining hall. from Nfemphis, Tennessee; Paul silon Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta from over the state came to celebrate this generation which is witness'ng Members of the Chapters were serv Smith, Sociology major from Mem Soroiity. The Sorority served as our Founder’s Day ai. l anyone who one of the most important, exciting, ed a delicious piece of pink and phis, Tennessee; Walter Randolph, hostess to several freshmen young attended this vesper could never for and interestin'! erie’s in the history green birthday cake for their dessert. Biology major from Sipulpa, Okla ladies. The party was lively the get the impressive and unique ^vav of mankind. “We are living in an Alpha Zeta will lose fourteen (14) homa; Thesis Franks, Industrial guests were wonderful .nnd therefore Alpha men present themselves. age of rapiil change,” she stated members in the 1962 graduating Arts major from Ardmore, Okla both guests and hostesses enjoyed Beta Kappa reports the expected “never before in the chronicles of senior class. They are; Glenda War homa; and Carnie Robinson. Physi. the get together immensely. loss of Brothers through graduation. history has a single generation lived ren, Betty Hopkins, Betty Cannady, cal Education major from Stillwater, January was joyous month for They are Brothers Don Daniels, through four ages: the Air Age, Eva Young, Rosetta Edwards. Juan Oklahoma. the annual Debutante Ball was hdd. Vernon Llickerson. Wilbur Law. the Atomic Age, the Hydrogen Age, ita Houston, Ethelyene Henderson, The memlxrs of the Lampados It was a time when all the freshmen Chester Ligons, RavmontI McBriup and now the Space Age.” She ask Maxine Richardson, Barbara Foster, Club elected the following officers young ladies had a chance to invite Leon Mitchinson. Roosevelt Nivens. ed the students to stop and look Thelma Clark, Ruth Hampton, for the year. They are: I^well Win the fellow of her choice to a formal Welbourne Richmond. Van W ill back and see the road which they Dimple Combs, Willia Etta Gist, ston, President; Paul Smith. Vice- dance. iams, Billy Snoddy. William Snod have traveled and then ask them and Faye Lawson. president; and Chaplain; Walter We arc happy to announce that dy, Bobhv Hunter, Earl Day, .Al- selves the big question— “Am I on Randolph, Secretary; Thesis Franks, the Delta Sigma Theta pmject “Of Ix'rt Gaskin, Earnest Parker, Rolv the Right Track?” She emphasized treasurer; Carnie Robinson, Club ficers of the Round Table” was car ert Phillips, and Charles Randall. that as students we stood before an Slumlx;r Party, January 9 in the Editor. All the officers arc maintain ried through successfully during the Beta Kappa will miss you Broth open future, a future that demands home of Soror Davis. The theme ing their duties and striving to make month of December. Tliis program ers. hut are proud of your accom- decisions, responsibilities, thinking, was “South of the Border.” Every their club materialize great things. is designed after King Arthur plishmenr and we wish you success courage, religious convictions, a one expressed having a good time. On April 1, 1962, the club will Knights of the Round Table, which in vour fields of endeavor. sanse of moral values, and wise bud This year we will observe Sigma present its vesper at 7:30 p. m. in symbolized equality and unity. In geting of time. She challenged all Day, Sunday, March nth with the I. W. Young Auditorium in cluded m the pur|xises of this pro Siizma Theta Sorority, and it’s rules, to rise upon the right track and Alumnae Chapters in worship at compliance with the cultural uplift gram. was a call for unity, strength, objectives and activities. walk into the future. New Hope Baptist Church in Lang, of the student body. and equality among our Sorors. Founders Day was celebrated by We express our sincere gratitude ston, at eleven o’clock a. m. The In the light of entertainment, they Sorors Anderson, Cowan and the .sorority with our Central Regi to our wonderful audience. theme for the year is “Training are anticipating a talent show name Lawson represented Beta Upsilon. onal Director, Mrs. Mincvra Sloss. Followings the vesper program, Youth for Community Leadership.” ly the Lamp’s Glo-Show; parallel to They were awarded national honor Mrs. Sloss, a very prominent leader, Sorors began immediate plans for We are keeping in step with our the Omega’s Showboat in honor of pins for being in the winning group gave an inspiring and appropriate implimenting its scheduled program slogan: Greater Service, Greater its lovely sweetheart, Miss Shirley of Sorors who answered more correct speech. of the year. It all started with our Progress.” Powell. questions on a quiz alxiut Delta Assistant Reporter, Deloris Berry !
LANGSTON UNIVERSITY GAZETTE MARCH. 1962 Lingston U. Builds For the Future LANGSTON UNIVERSITY DAY AT OKMULGEE
1 ,i stun ' lU'. LT'.itv lias in.in.ij^c'd lut 11 .iiidcii to tliL- university. arships, anti ret.iin S=;.<’''’S for tu-
1-M Its sti'.uiv tliis Hr. .iiul .\lts. i l.ili' si.irttii the tu re use. l'(-- ti'l.il risiij'iu enrollment l-.in^ston I'nivcrsity I K v ilo p iiu nt I.xjxnses ol o[H'r.iting tlie fuml ■ ' . .1 . (!• .llv -iu S". 'ru rlltv - I'oiiiul.itioii .1 \e.ir .ij,'d with the since it u'.is establislied in l.iiiu.iry. I \v S t - nri'lli'il icr ilu- ilriMin ()l r.iising liiiids lor pro\i(l li.ive i>een o n U S 2 4 1 , l.irg e ly -.;‘irrc'-t--i .Ui-'rdnii; ic- ('. I). ill:: short ti-rni sttnlctu loans, schol bec.uise .Mrs. I I.lie, I )irector of the r.,!i>l;- i. iu /.sir It. I'lu- I'tirolltm-nt arsliips to high school \ali‘(lii.'tori"'is, Found.ition, h.is worked .is an al h'.s . .‘nt;:iiii 1 i(= ilitiih sinci' tfjss an.i l.an^ston stiuUiUs who earned most lullfim e, non paid emplovee ol the fouiiii.ition. ; >r \ \ ' t l l i . i f i i H . I l.iU ’ , I ’r t s i i i i n t .1 str.ii^ht "\" average. 1 1 stdii I niv>'r>iiiv, sci's .1 con llie luiiil has reachei! onlv Sio,- I^epairs and repl.icements .in- be |(.l tlu' s. hlU'l .inti js ooo. hut It has lu'l[x»l the iiniversitv ing made on w.iter and waste pip-
‘.K :■ r-V;ini'.I t o l-".lik! It. to match t'ederal funds asailahlc for iiit; and im|'roveil b.ith .ind rest Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Jackson. Mr. Jackson is principal of Dunbar High rooms out of the lh.it I.ang. School, Okmulgee. \ lu'w m ii'li rn ii-.ulin:; l.iUir.itory. defense education scholarships, set ston received from the l.ist legisl.i- fiiri'ii.Mi lit’ ^^^ti.iucs l.iU.r.itorv, .iml iip.i St.i'oo shiall lo.ui rcvolvin fund, tu re million bond issue lor c.UvT ilcAi'loi'mciit ci-ntcr li.ivc .ippropriated S::,2S5 lor tuition .schol- colleges. ( )ilier blind issue funds w ill Ix- used for such \vdrk .is repl.icing two -jo-ye.ir old heating I'oilers and renovating cl.issrooins.
President 1 I.ile hopes th.it i..mg- ston Universiiv will develop into a comimmitv college with more stii- d e iiis. 1-Kith w h ite and N 'egro. w h o live in surroundini: towns and com- « inute to class. - ^ ^ A Liin^.The Slate I .rgislaliire ('oiincil group are Langston University graduates and one student during off- campus student teaching at the high school in Okmulgee. ('ontnnicd on F i t c High School
A Cappella Choir Seniors Attend A Cappella Choir on Tour Career Conference
I'hc ,\ ('apfKll.i ( lidir uiI'Iit ihe Ardniore. ptrlorniin;^ lor “’IT h A l t dirc-'tioii oi .Virs. .\u u l i.i T .iv lo r is t r .Si\ (!lu l> ." now prcp.iniiu: li>r :iii e\k'iuleole\ anti Tulsa in elementary school.
O n M.ircli 2’,r(l they will hi' in .\ p ril.
KEEPING IN TOU C H
.Mr. Roh. rt W illianii, class of 6i. resij;iicd his position at Lanyston Uni\ersity to lake a position as internal I^cvcnuc Agent, Oklahoma City.
Mr. .Matthew Atkinson is tlic new Dormitory Director, the [Xisition licld by i^jhcrt Williams. Mr. O. L. Laclty, member of the Board of Regents for the Oklahoma M r. and M rs. Frederick I’atmon were visitors on the campus recently. State University and the Oklahoma Ag Patnion is ciiipoyed with the Internal lUvcnue, Detroit, and attending ricultural and Mechanical Colleges. law school at W'a\iic University. Mrs. Pattnon (Opal Combs) is em- The Okmulgee f'ounty C'hajner ployetl as a teller in a bank, Detroit, and during advanced study in ac ol l.angston University Alum ni As. counting. Wayne University. socialion s[>onsored “ l.angston Day.” Mr. H. D. Stearns, President of Langston University Alumni A s When you arc in Okkiiionia, he our guest, l.et us know where you The activities ol the day were held sociation, presenting a check to President Hale as a gift to the Langston University Development Foundation. are, and what ycni arc doing— at Dunbar liigh School, Okmulgee, Mr. C. lackson. Principal. CUT OUT AND MAIL THIS BLANK NOW ! Representatives from Langston University were there to accjuaint LANGSTON UNIVERSITY ALUMNI RECORD high school students w ith carcer op- Complete this form and mall to; Almeda C. Parker, Box 188, Langston, Oklahonna portunities and to answer stuilcnts and parents cjuestions about the of ferings at 1 -angston University. Stu Name Last First Middle dents from the following schools were in attendance: Boley High Address _ School; Wheatley High School, Street, P. 0 . Be* Town State Beggs; Dunliar P^igh School, Ok mulgee; Boynton High School; I'e.'rs AHended _ Year Graduated__ Slick High School; Clearview High School, Grayson High School; and Dttpdftment--- - Advanced Sludy_- Bristow High School. The representatives also made statements relative to the rec]uire-
Personal Data: ments and e.\|K’nses of the institu Martial Status^______No. of Children______Name of Spouse, if LU Alumnus tio n . Hig h school seniors danced to the music of the L. U. Comlx), and (If wife, give Maiden Name) a banquet climaxed the activities for the day. Memlx^rs of the association, Other comments including mailing address of other L.U. graduates— parents and friends of Langston University attended the banquet dur These three young ladies represented Langston University with a musi ing which time the chapter present cal number. They are listed among the students making a "B" average or above. Left to right— Martha J. Pinckney, freshman in biology, Bruns ed a check of $500 to the Develop wick, Georgia; Dolena Mae Macit, music, freshman, Muskogee, Oklahoma; ment Foundation. Gloria Dell Prewitt, freshman, sociology, Langston, Oklahoma. MARCH, 1962 LANGSTON UNIVERSITY GAZETTE PAGE FIVE Department of Art Department LANGSTON UNIVERSITY BUILDS Social Science Continued From I‘uge Four Mr. Payne, Head of the Depart Appro|>riations and Budget Com llic Social Scicnce (!lul> presented ment ol .Art, announces that a new mittee jointly with the Higher Ld- its anniKil olmrvaiice of N'cj^ro His .\rt organization has Ix-en formed ucation Committee visited I^ngston tory Wi'i'k on I'chriiary ii-iS. The on the Langston campus. L'niversity last 'Hmrsday afterncx)n. till ini' (it this year's dhsfrvance was The name of the organzation is The main interest was the needs ot "Xiuro History and a New Mirth the Langston L’nivcrsity Student the University. (it I'reedoin." It was around this Committee on ;\rt f Art Club). The Dr. William H. Hale, President theme iltat the j^iiest s[X'aker, Mr. memlxTs are at present 25-30 in of Langston University, presented J.inus I'. Scott, chairman of the De- number, llie executives are: Fdwin a drawing of a plan and financial partinein ol Social Science at Lang •Moore, ('hairman; Ollic M. Ray, needs of Langston University for the ston. built his talk at the general Co-('bairman; Laura Swan, Secre next ten years. He also discussed the assembly of the Langston student tary; Carroll lenninys. Secretary; reorganization of the program, and Ixidy on February 14. Nfr. Scott im Bobbie lean .Mack, Treasurer; Lon- financial needs of the institution. plored stiidents to develop and abide ya Burgess and Sonva Burgess, Soc Representative Ix>u S. Allard, by a consistent system of values chairman of the appropriations and ial Committee ('o-Chairmen. Sctntt faUn in th* lobby of the Mumm*r$ Th«at*r, th* Th#«t#r which will not only provide the The club Ix-gan last semester un budget committee, from Drumright in the Round, and the Theater Party's departure from the campus. “know-how” to solve certain prob der its new name Ix'cause the stu was present. Other memlxrs of the coiiimitte were .Maynard E. Black- On February 13, 1962, the English Club sponsored a trip to Okla lems, but also the “know-why.” He dents decided it should Ix" an or homa City to see Shakeseare's “Hamlet," Over 75 students and faculty saiil that, “Xegro History, inasmuch ganization composed of Ixith male ard, Muldrow; (Jrant (». Forstythe, members enjoyed this cultural experiences at Mummers, the Theater in as it has Ix'cn molded by American and female since Iwth sex maior in Tulsa; Tom Mc('hristian, .Mc.Alesi- the Round. Previous to this experience the English Department sponsored culture, is within all of us.” But b Art and take Art courscs. Hence, er; Frank Reneau, Cherokee; W ill a seminar on "How to Get the Most Out of Hamlet." The Seminar was conducted by Mr. Batchlor. also stated that, “the opportunities Alpha Rho Tail was discarded. iam K. Shibley, Bristow; (). R. W il for N’egro history to become a moral The club prt)poses to have semin helm, F.rick. incentive lor a new birth of free ar discussions, teas, exhibitions and The two from Logan (!ounty dom. depend u)X)n the extent to socials. We also plan to have a Beat were: Senator I^)uis A. Ritzhaupt, English Department wbiih we ciilti\ate our own lives." nik dance party or a spring ball and Representative Dick I'ogarty of The new English department ma Mr. lames I'. Scott, ('.hairnian called La Priniavera (the spring). ('lU thrie. TTie newly organized French jors arc: Constance Thompson and of the Department of Social Science, The place and date has not been set. Among the visitors were memlxTs club, held their first meeting under W'anda Banks. Shirley Richardson spent two days in Washington, The .Art Department has had six of the (iklahoma State Regents for the sponsorship of Monsieur Feller W'ashington returned to the campus C.. in conference with otticials ol exhibitions in its combination sem Higher Education: CJuy M. Harris, Jean. The purpose of the club is to continue her study in the field of U. S. Peace {^>rps. The purpose of inar classroom and gallery. The ex Arilmore, Kenneth T. (lallagher, to promote an interest in Foregin Stillwater, and Mrs. S. F. Ditmars, English. The new minors are: Car the conference was to bring together hibitions were: i. .\ showiny of old Languages and to learn to speak ole Hebert, Ellsworth Huling. Fan Peace ('orps liason officers of Land master prints from the art depart Muskogee. .Member of the Board of and write the language fluently. nie Jo h n so n , W a lte r L o n g and Lnc- Gran collegi's throughout the coun ment print col'ectinn. 2. Richard C. Regents tor Oklahoma State Uni The followmg officers were elect try in an el fort to explore wavs of Cramer’s one-man show. Mr. Cram versity and ( )klahoma Agricultural c]ueline Shropshire. ed: President, Walter Randolph; Recently the English department, increasing Negro stiulent participa er, a University of Wisconsin Pro and Mechanical Colleges present Vice-President, Rudolph Riviera located on the third floor of the tion in the (\>rps. fessor, exhibited 2? works, some was Mr. P. E. Harrill, chairman. Maxwell II; Secretary, Thelma •Administration Building, has been Mrs. Hemalata .\cbarya, a Rhodes drawing, i print and casinos. An Others present were Phil Wilber, Randles; Treasurer. Paul Reagor; exhibition of Lanuston L'niversity architect; E. Moser Frye, attorney; the sccne of constant activity. The scholar from India, was guest lect. Parliamentarian, Winfred Willis; student works from last vear. lofio- S. L. Sanderson, business manager, English office has been completely urer on the I^ingston L’niversify Chaplain, Eva Dcmitt. 4. Samuel IIar|H;r, senior exhibit. OSU; anti Jack Strain, assistant tli- remodeled and the English seminar campus, rnbruary =5-7. Being a s ck i- \ constitutional committee was T. .\n exhibition of prints from the rector of the Research Department room has become one of the most ologist at the L^iiversity of Bombay, ap(X)inted for the purpose of writing lohn Pavne collection. The prints of the State Legislative ('ouncil, and inviting places tm campus. More •Mrs. .\charva was well c|ualified to a constitution and Rolx*rt Cudjoe were ackuired from the ,\blxit Lab Ralph l^icharils. than 1=50 bo(/ks, periodicals, news discuss at length matters concern II was appointed chairman. oratories, a medical research firm papers, television, radio and record ing the ampact of industrialization The club is planning many inter which buys masters past and con player— all help to create an atmos ;uul urbanization upon Indian soci esting activities and is inviting temporary, original art works and News of Kappa Delta Pi phere that is most conducive to ety and to evaluate the effecti\eness others to join. loans them around the world. f> To each Biennial ('onvocation of scholarship and achievement. .Mrs. of \arious plans for increased ai;ri- Kappa Delta Pi, I'.ta Sii;ma Ch.ipter February 7-2H. a show consisting of Moxie King is head of the English cultural productivity in India. at Langston University sends two ft students works from the first se department. rei>resentatives—one old member Till' Social Science club has em mester, They are: Ch;irles ew ^ R(. .itly the English Club spon barked upon the new semester wit •\tkinson, Rube Lawson, president of the club, of March 4. joy and profit from the drama. The President, Paul Smith; \’ice Presi- acts as chairman of the discussion .Majors and minors are required Theresia B. .Moore, Counselor and senvnar. “How to u'ct the most out tlent. Barbara Tavlor; Recordinu groups. to attend. Other students taking art Dr. Louise Stephens, .\dvisor will of Hamlet,” was comluctetl bv M r. Secretary, Sandra Price: (Correspond courscs will be welcomc. also be in attendance at the convo C. D, P>atchlor. Professor of Shake- ing Secretary, Ruth Tavlor: Treas..ir- T'velvn Thow er, senior art major, cation. spearan studies. er, lames Richardson: ('haplain. |an- Noel ('!()Ward was .ipproached by wi'l wind up the regular scIk k iI year The F'.nglisli ('lub congratulates ice H e n d r ix ; P a rlia m e n ta ria n . R o sie a rejMirter for the London Star, w h o with her one-man senior exhibit to its members who became members Bellows; Reporter, Burton ('ollins; a>iked, “Mr. ('oward, would you be annouticed. of Kappa Delta Pi. an honor society Alpha Kappa Mu honor society anil .\dvisor. Miss Clara Davis, like to s.'iv somethinu to the Starr” This summer the art deiiartment in education. They are Delores, initiated the following persons into The purpose of the club is 10 ex “Certaihlv,” Coward replied “Twin will offer courses for cerdit during Herese C'lardner. Cleo Spearman and the organization, Anetha .M. ('ul- pose the language to a larger num k le ." the summer scsions. Lillian Williams. Congratulations lors, junior in business education, ber of students and to encourage also to Lillian Williams who is a Sapulpa; Rushella Lawson, junior, hii^h scholarship. candidate for .Alpha Kappa Mu business administration, Tulsa; Eva The nai;ie selected for the club Honor Society. Young, senior, biology, Boley; Walt is El Club Sociedad “Progreso.” Mavme Crawford and Sandra er l^ng, junior, mathematics. Sand (The Social “Progress” Club). The Fuhr, Seniors, are doing their stu motto is, Adelante, Siempre, Ade- Springs; Grover B. Quinn, junior, dent teaching at Booker T. Wash lante! (Forward, Always. Forwartl!) physcial education, 01x;rlin, Ohio; ington, Tulsa, and Marian .Ander Colors; Green and Gold, and Lillian Williams, junior, Eng son, Tulsa. lish, Haskell, Oklahoma. E l Club Sociedad “Proijreso” will Two other persons were accepted continue to meet on the first Th u rs !! ■ and are to be u'l'tiated are: Nancy day night of each month, and at SNEA News Abram, senior, home economics, each meeting, the languaee will be Ardmore; and Everett W. House, that of the club, “Espanol.” Dr. A. C. Shropshire. Diiertor of business atlministrtion, junior, Dov A “BOOM ” of excitement is in of the Division of Education, ad- er, Oklahoma. orbit for the chib. tlressed the S.N.E..A. at their last meeting. He discussed the “Import ance of the Teacher Education Pro Mrs. Thelma Artarberry lectures to the class as the students worl on Zefa Phi Befa News gram at Langston University and the muscles of the arms. the “NC.\TLS V 1S1T IN (; CO.M- The Lambda Alpha Chapter of M ITTEE,” The discusion was very the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. held enlightening. The ('osmetology Club Officers 4, 1961, served as consultant stress its annual vesper on February 2^, 1962 in observance of Finer Wo The S.N.E..A. State Convention arc as follows; President, Chrisalene ing security insurance while in will Ix- held .April 6-7 at Central Darrington, Chickasha, Oklahoma; school and after grailuation. manhood Week, The speaker on this occasion was State College, in Edmond, Okla \ ’ice Presiilent, |ean Moore, Ponca The class also attended an Ed homa. The theme was the conven ucational Clinic in Tulsa, Oklaho Soror Juanita Tate of Tulsa who City, Oklahoma; Secretary, Willie tion will be “AI.M FOR EXCEU )ean Colbert, El Reno, Oklahoma; ma, at which time the Ever-Perm emphasized the importance of the finer woman in our present day LENCF." Assistant Secretary, Evelyn Agers, was demonstrated by an instructor Miss Carrie .McCollums, memlx-r Ardmore, Oklahoma; Treasurer, of the Helene Curtis Industries, Inc. world. Immediately following the vesfx’r, of the Student OE.A Executive Shcrletta lenkins, Oklahoma City. In the various units of learing the Cosmetology students have acquired a reception was held in the lounge Board, was selected to be one of the The Club members were very skills in giving many and varied of Phyllis Wheatley for all Sorors. leatlers at the convention. happy being sccond place winners ty[KS of hair color make-up, ana Zelma Reed, Bobbie Jean Mack, The Senior members of the S.- during the homecoming parade. lyzing facial types, and applying and Anita Naff were pledged into N,E..A. are: Lecile Bostic, Ruth the Archonian Club on Sunday The Oklahoma Beauty Culturist correct make-up. MR. E. A. MILLER Hampton, Solonia Holloway, morning, \farch 4. We are very League sponsored an Educational We invite our schoolmates, friends W h o departed this life judy K . jones, rejxirter, Faye proud of these young ladies. Clinic in which students observed and visitors to conic in and receive January 9, 1962 Lauson, program chairman; Maxine various phases of cosmetology. New our free sugj^estions on “Correct In fVemory of the Beloved Faculty Lewis, vice president; Carrie Mc ecpiipment and skills were demon- Hair Styles” and other Ix'auty prob- Member, Director of Division of If you can’t be thankful for what Collums, member of the Student strnted. lueins that confront you. Mechanic Arts (1927-1962). you receive, be thankful for what OE.A Executive Board; Maxine Mr. John B. White, on December Reporter, Katherine Matthews you escajx’. Richardson, song leader. LANGSTON UNIVERSITY GAZETTE MARCH, 1962 NCATE SELF SURVEY S p o rf s State Power COMPLETED I'bis year in the eves of many Lift Champion tv\. \-.ils t'- I (lie will Ik.' the return of .t new track ■ I I >lf. > Ml : h r. -.Iliilll i ! team, it has suftereil a great loss Edison Dean “Hcrcules" Harring. i- -11 p--- T.ini. ■ in the eves of ('oach Bernard ('row- ton a f) ft. 2 in., 220 lbs. senior, has ' ■ ■ ,1 nil'll ell. again won honors in the weightlift --■ ■■ \ 1 1 K\ l-V ( »!■ l.ast year we were able to come ing contest. Tile State Power Lift :i I'l \- I ■ I >i I \ I’h out on top in onr conference, imder ('hampionship was held at the YM- , 'I : \ \ ; .N 'V r \ i\ I UM r'l . the splendid coaching and supervis l'. \ in Tulsa, Oklahoma, .March 3, '!'■ : : - ^ -!■ ion of ('oacii ('rowell. II/):. \ ; \T I This ye.ir without the help ot Thirteen health clubs and organ . I. :-lur l-.l ixoln’rt liiggins. i.eon Wilson, izations (larticipated in the contest. • M. >: • -s. 11.. 'riioinas N’olan, and Tliornton Shel. Harrington won ist place lilting \' TI. . . ■ 1 M l! ot to'i, we hope with the return ot 610 lbs. and sa a new state record. 'If 1 :1 : li'v Ils. 1 >: . \lvill oi.r lettermen and the freshmen we .Mr. Harrington was last year's “Sen Iv \ : >r I >t ■ ’ . ---. li. Ih lc n t. can fill the shoes of those that we ior Mr. SiK^ner Physicjue" and this \\ |. r - i . r..!.!., s. hi I >i. I. W. lost. We will also strive to keep up year he was one of the judges for i , 11. .1(1. ! - 'Mn.- :it . t r . i - and prevail some new reconls this this year’s “.Senior Mr. Sooner ;!.11, I’’ ir .. \ ii" \.\ nI ; season. Physique.” S i\ |. I 'hn- r ^ r.-'MInr I)t 'fho returning lettermen are as ■Mr. Harrington will participate in : . . ' ■ I J':. .ni.ili. .!( I >' i>.irt follows; .\lexander Varl-Kirough. the National Collegiate Champion i ■ . -u'.h, ||. - : •-,n. !V.' Al lohn i'.ates. .\rctiie lones, i^ichard ship at Dallas, Texas on March 17. \ I - : . I ii.i:. iii.ii- I . isio n i\ol>inson. Oscar Robinson, Ed i^an- .\lso the Mid-.State Championship . '' ■ ; I .. r I '- ' 'Ill' K.m-,i>; .'^l.iii’ Miss Laura Jean Evans, freshman from Tulsa, receivinq the Lincoln dolph, ('harles Wright, ivoland at Oklahoma City in May. His plans Ragsdale Scholarship award from Dr. William H. Hale, President of Lang T ■ > ■’ : M ' . ^ M M>- I laves, Kermit Stei>hcns, i^oix-rt ston University. for the future include playing pro ' > -i-- : riuM j'.il, ! --'i;.;' I I Ii;:ti Philliiis, isoosevelt \ivens. Silver fessional ffx)tball. ; I .McOiiarters, and Wilbur Ltw. i’i: inr ,\.crc Tlie new m e m lx T s and freshmen .\drian I'.asily anil Ronnie Watsc:>n. • f'l .ii'tu r 1 -.Ilk iiion i'' .in are as follows; David Forrest, De- .. .ti'iHiinni)-, n ru .in i/.iH i'n wliiisc sn!i' sota P)(TI, Ovied i.acv. L. C. I Ifxlge, In our next item we hope to give puri'ii'>i' is M hnpri>\! ii.utur t-iiucn- H. Robinson. 1'. Moore, R. Smooth you more details alxiut our Track
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1,' i n ( c t ;'st:il)lislK-il st in- iiir t'n ['r(.'p.ii-';iinn f4 ti.uTi- Oklahoma Collegiate Track Schedule tr^- ire ,u. ri’ditcd hv ttu' ('oiuu'il. Mar. 20— Tuesday OBU. SE Lang. E. Cent. E. Cent \:'i in s t it u t io n in.iv 1h ;u'iTi'(iitcil at NW Cent., SW NW liiiiiiTcr.ulu.iti- (>r j^r.iiliKUc levels f'l r ;mv <;r ,il! of the follnwin:; cate. M..V. 27— Tuesn'ay SW. E. Cent. SE SW SW L-irir-. : 1 ) .'I c n n 'n ta r v slIkkiI teacii- Mar. 29— Thursday Cent, Lanq. OBU Cent. i i >, I : ) '••.■(Uiilarv slIkioI ti-ai luT s. I 1 ..luKil s; r\iL< p t r s o n n c l siK'h Mar. 3 i— Saturday Pan., N W NW :v -I'-.hninistraiors. supirvisors. and
U^iid.iticc loiinscldrs. If uitiiiii any Aor. 3— Tuesday OBU E. Cent. SE SW OBU (il' these tliree uener.il categories Aoril 6-7— OSU Relay p a rts (if t h e p r i '^ r a t n d o no t n ieet tile '^t.indarils of the ('oimcil, the Apr, 12— Cent, Lanq. Pan. NW Cent. institution mav not he accredited Mrs. S G. Washington, Head of the Department of Home Economics, Aoril 12— Prairie View Relays tor that particular catejjorv, nr may presents Miss Betty Morris, a freshman, the Sears, Roebuck Foundation Scholarship Award. he expected either to drop the de- Apr.l 1 3— Friday SE Pan. S W E. Cent. SW ticiint curriculum, or within a reas or SE niiahle time, to rem edv the dcficieii- E. Cent. oE Pan. SW SW .An insii’uiii’ii whose prouiani Langs+on University Ar-r. 1 4— Saturday NW Cent, Lang. OBU OBU Ilf :.,uiur (diic.itinn is i;ener.illv Doors Are Open It we could hear the .\ew Vi .ir str'an i l;!’-: ' '.^ o o d promise nt Aor. SF Cen', E. Cen\ ( ieneral lees cost the student Ss--:=; and it could t.ilk. what secrets d(j 1 7— Tue->day SE furihir ill\elo)'ment hut is still (ie SW N W OBU fii ieiit ill - ; rt.iin respects mav he per semester credit iiour; out-ol-state you think it would lui\e to tell ahout granted provisional accredit.iiion ior students Sn !>vmcster hour. It vows, rings, girls, Uiys, hearihre.ik, Apr. 27— Friday Lanq. Cent, Cent. and t e a r s ...... a term not to exceed three vtars. a state Mudents takes an avcraj;e of OBU. E. Cent. SE E, Cent. In such i.ases, tin institiiiion is ex- if) semester hours, he will pay S''4 Congratulations are due to all the Pan. N W SW Pan. iHHted t" furnish the ('ouiuil with a semester tor his general fees. Ireshmen giils who .ire now mem May 4— Friday OBU Lano. SE E. Cen\ OBU annual rejxirts ot progress in eliiirn- Living in the dormitory will cost bers ot the ■‘Wisconsin Sleepers c:iuh." N W . Cent. NW atiiv^ its ikliciencies and will he the student S42 per montli f;T room Do you know that \\'..\I. is what's SW Pan. Pan. uranted full accreditation w hen st.m- and meals. I'.ooks and. supplies vary happening on the campus.- . . . J. ilards are fullv met. with each suulent, cost approximate May 1 1-12— Frl., Saf. CONFERENCE OBU ly S50 a seintser sincc price ot print R, will you please call W.W,; her ing has increased. roommate can't sleep nights. .\ women plioned her drut.;uist is I. B. waitinu for L. .\I. or .M.' . . . It seems after R. .\I. played touiid a girl . . . .\I. E. LI„ a sopho One may figure another Sio per and ordered a dozen c.itis ot Met- K. . . . Why do \'. H. anti I. D. one of the twins and P>. L. he is more was trying to hit on E. P. month for personal items, including rec.il lo I'c sent up rij;ht away. "My try t\ir the same fish, and who wins.' now on vacation . . . Why is it that earlier this year who happens to such essentials as haircuts, launry, cluh is coming" to luiicli." siie cx- . . . has a new C'niess J. B. keeps up with evervhodv's work in the dining hall. l'>l.lined. ctc. who.' Sweets! . . . ( I }. savs she business." . . . C. L. I), says, “I .M„ why don't you and J. f. wishes L. [. would leave her alone Cot .My Eyes On. Did smoke a “Peace Pipe” . . . Did you strictly tor R. W. It seems as soon you know that A. I-. thought that know that K. S. has tried to go with as R. W. left, I.. II. hegan fainting. she was in the know with T. C. seven (7) young ladies this year.^ Can this he explained.' until W. B . stepped in to show her These lovely girls arc: Ci.F., M.L.- Did you know that S. H. and L. who really was 'in the know’ . . . W„ R.L., E.D., B.R., S.D., and B. the girls from D. M. are both /Ml L. G. could do was crv since -■\.H. fwatch out pano, someone is after one of the W'. brothers. Don't C. M. blew him up! . . . M. ('. has watching you!) . . . TTie believed you know by this time that 2 plus Ix'en having a hall while M. E. R. foxiest young lady on campus is 2 doesn't always ccjual 4.^ is doing her student teaching. What M. S. . . . Everytime that M. A. S. B. from Tenn. and S. P. from haf)pens when she returns.- . . . . ijoes on restriction, R. H. and M. Tulsa have set a new sweating rec Why did .\. E. get out of the Pledge W. take time out to play. Take the ord dial was formerly held by Club.^^ W’as it Ix’cause of W. B..' library for instance, it can he a place H. and I). B. both of Texas ...... L. S. wants it known that in which you learn. Right pano.^ Students registering for the seconrl semester: (reading left to right) Mr. F.. L. Nf. is trying to he a cwl she loves J. P. and would like to . . . When B. S. put C. G. down she Mrs. Katherine Matthews, Jessie Balfour, Harry Wjlters, Luollen Mack, havea date with him . . . The ru like to l->c called L. A. Alexander Yarborough and Carol Hebert. Mrs. Wyatt loolts on. kid and play two hens. They are B. M. C. and T. R. mor is out that “D(k" has an open And now as this column near its Surely spring is just around the noce for E. A. W. . . . It was told end, we wold like to enter this new's corner, for B. E. T. and B. M. to us that S. B . really broke R. M.’s from a certain young lady in San are looking for that certain some heart. He didn’t eat for weeks, and ford Hall; it goes like this . . . one .. . Do you know that P. C. has turned to drinking and calling her “TTiese initials will reveal a most lost out again.^ It seems that her name, which Ix^gins with an S anil treasured secret of mine. A quiet, lover has married someone else . . . has the sound of SURELY shy, and gentle looking freshman, A. L. and R. R. are feuding about A freshman basketbal player B. who now resides in Marcus Hall, her certain young man. but give up T. of Mc.\lester is very much adored havinir the initials T.L., has passed girls someone already has ^ m rop by a charming young lady of San the pleasing personality test of a ed for life! . . . K. S. is a stepping ford Hall W. C. who is also the Junior residing in Sanford Hall bear and a blowing, (with pretty girls former girl friend of D, L. . . . C. ing the initials A. B. who is the of course) . . . The news is out G. you should check-up to see what sister of L. B.” that there is a Skating Chajnp in happens when you are over playing One moment please, we have a our midst. She hails from K. C., “ping-pong” and B . L. S. is in San late news flash. . . Mr. Fine J. A. Mo. and her initials are O. S. W.! ford Hall entertaining L. A. was stood up by a certain freshman. . . . The new year gave us two new Dear C. B ., be true to yourself He had been bragging all the year love-birds, E. R. and C. P. first, then talk to me. U-No-Who that “he had the power to get any Have you heard R. E. and W. . . . E. E(. and A. M. are closely woman, and that he took no stand M. W. They are in love! . . . Who associated now for a few weeks . . . ing up business.” Well this certain was that poor fellow crying on the What kind of a chance do you think freshman young lady broke the re. front steps of Sanford Hall asking that P. M. has of taking A. D. cord. Do we hear you bragging— SiudenH raglttsring for the sscond semester. H. K. to forgive him.^ Was it R. fr'-m his wife.^ . . . J. P. has finally now Mr. J. A.’’