() () () ADniWSTRATION ^ •^ .e ^ 0 »v^— JSBKKtIM 0 i •^.^^^g^M |_ •• I^H "^ 1 ^ ^ ^B \ X- iitik "ji^ll I^H i HHHH 1 JJ • ^*^ ^ ^M ^^fli ^ Ik ^:'^^^^^^^k MOKDECAI W. JOHNSON President a n ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ (? ^ () EMMETT .T. SCOTT F. D. WILKINSON <? Secretary-Treasurer Registrar WILLIAM B. WEST LUCY D. SLOWE Dean Dean EDWARD P. DAVIS DwiGHT O. W. HOLMES Acting Dean Dean ^ ^ HAROLD DEW. HATFIELD Dean ^ ^ •') •) '•) ) / •) 0 0 0 DAVIE B. PRATT EDWARD A. BALLOCH Dean Dean 0 0 CiiAiiLES .T. FUHR:«AN Viee-Dean ,'-><'^^ A y 0 0 () 0 0 (} 0 (} () Respectfully Dedicated A to EDWARD DAVIS WILLISTON, A.B., M.D., A.M. (1865 ) 0 0 A Sincere and Fearless Teacher, A Lover of Truth 0 0 () 0 ^ iHebical Clasisi of 1928 ilisitorp ERE WE ARE, about to be shoved out into the world as practi­ tioners of medicine. This day, which a few years back seemed to be so far in the distance, has come altogether too soon, that is, for those upon whom we expect to practice. It was just yesterday that we gathered together for the first time, in October, 1924. There were sixty of us, and I might say, a group rather well equip­ ped for our task, there being thirty-six degree men, the largest number in any class up to that time. 0 Shortly after school opened, we organized—since that is general cus­ tom.—and selected Clifton Nelson as our first president. The class got along fairly well and soon learned that the study of medicine was no tea party, and I think that quite a few of the boys learned to use Gray's Anatomy as a pillow, more or less. Well, any way, we came through the year in fairly good shape, and left for various points to pile up a fortune for the next school year. Oh yes, I forgot to say that we gave a couple of "hops" and got beat at football by the sophomores, 13-0. In the fall we gathered together again, broke as usual. We were shy about ten men, but took on three, making our total number fifty-three. The sophomore year was not so bad. Nothing in particular happened, but by the end of the term we were pretty tired, that is, of seeing one an­ other, so we all went away hoping to have better luck than we had had 0 the previous summer. October again;—broke, again. Lost one man during the summer and picked up six in the fall, making a total of fifty-eight. This year we 0 began to see something in the dry stuff we had been trying to learn during the previous two years, although Dr. Ecker kept us in such a panic we hardly knew where we were most of the time. The hatchet fell in May, but somehow, only three were caught. We treated the seniors to a prom— mustn't leave that out. We are fifty-four strong now, and intend to graduate one hundred per cent—the faculty being willing. We have done quite a bit of legislat­ ing this year. The only thing of importance being a "bill" forbidding any member of the class to write a psycho-analysis of himself. It didn't mean much, because some of the fellows did it anyway. All in all, we are rather well equipped, and should acquit ourselves well in whatever community we locate. (} ^ ^ ^ 0 HOWARD H.USOLD ALLEN, A.B. SCHLEY BKOWN. B.S. University of Southern Cali­ H(jward L'niversity fornia Winton, N.C. Los Angeles, Calif. Omega Psi Phi; Football; Alpha Phi Alpha Tennis <? (? () GEORGE ALBERT KHENER AN­ AVILLIAM HUGGI.NS BROWN. DREWS B.S. Howard University Howard University Grenada. B.AA'.I. I'lorence, S.C. Alpha Phi Alpha ; Kapjju Pi f'hi Delta Mu BKUCE KING BAILEY Howard University HUGH AINSWOETH BROWNE, AVilcoe, W.Va. A.B. Phi Beta Signia : Chi Kho Kansas L'niversity Sigma: Solo Cornetist, Kansas City. Kan. Band Kappa Alpha Psi; Kappa Pi; Chi Delta ilu LUTHER SAUNDERS BRADLEY Temple University PHILLIP AUSTIN BU-RCH, A.B. Mount Holley, N.J. AVilberforce University Bermuda, B.W.I. (5 HORACE ARTHUR BRAJIWELL Howard University I)L PLUYTEK AUGUSTINE BUT- Jamaica. B.W.I. LER, B.S. Chi Delta Mu: Vice Presi­ Hijward L'niversity dent. Kappa Pi AVashington, D.C. Chi Delta Mu HAKOJ.I) WILLIA.M BRANCH. A.B. Lincoln L'niversity I'liiLLLP AUGUSTUS BUIXEB Jersey City. NT Prairie A'iew State School Alpha Plii Alpha ; Traclc Kilgore, Tex. 0 JOSEPH FREDERIC STARE CAR­ CHARLES JACOB DONEGHY, B.S. TER, Ph.B. Howard University Brown University Danville, Ky. Asbury Parli, N.J Omega Psi Plii; Capt., Foot­ Alpha Phi Alpha; Kappa ball, '23; Baseball; Class ') Pi; Football; Tracli; Treasurer, '27 Head of Clark Hall Clinic •A JOHN W^ESLEY EDWARDS, B.S. LEVERE MCDONALD CHANEY () Howard University Cornell University Chicago, 111. () AA'est Coxsaclvie, N.Y. Chi Delta Alu ; Class Presi­ 0 Alpha Phi Alpha ; Traclf dent 0 THOMAS JONATHAN COLE AA'ILLIAM BASSET FONVIIXE, Chicago University A.B. Chicago, 111. Talladega College Kappa Alpha Psi Chicago, 111. ) Alpha Phi Alpha CANUTE GUSTAVUS CONSTABLE, ) B.S. DE.MASCUS CAESAR FORD, A.B. Howard University Lincoln University ) Jamaica, B.AV.I. I'hiladelphia, Pa. Vice President, Caribbean I'hi Beta Sigma ) Club •) L>EKOREN ALEXANDER FRENCH, ALEXANDER CLEVELAND DAVIS, A.B., A.il. A.B. Kansas University Lincoln University Kansas City, Kan. Henderson, N.C. Alpha Phi Alpha ; Chi Delta Omega Psi Phi; Football; Alu Baseball ) JOSEPH NORMAN DODSON, A.B. JOSEPH (JOUVERNEUR GATH- Howard University TNGS, Jr. AA'ashington, D.C. Howard University ') Phi I')eta Sigma President; (iuadalupe, Tex. ') Class Vice President; Kappa Alpha Psi; Kappa ::) Football ; Baseball; Pi Treasurer; Class Ser- ') geant-at-Arms Track ; Clark Hall Clinic •) 0 0 STANLY GORDON DAVID JOHNSON, Jr. Howard University Howard University ') Jamaica, B.W.I. Chicago, 111. ) Chi Delta Mu Phi Beta Sigma; Glee Club ; Band ; Orchestra ; ) Choir ) DONALD MCCARTHY HARPER Howard University Trinidad, B.AV.I. LuLious CURTIS LARKINS Treasurer, Caribbean Club ; Howard University Asst. Secretary, Class '28 Beaumont, Texas Class Sgt.-at-Arms SAMUEL JAMES Howard University CHARLES DUDLEY LEE British Guiana, South Amherst America Wa.shington, D.C. Class Chaplain 0 Omega Psi Phi; Track SIMON AIOE JAMES Columbia University CHARLES AA'ILLIAM LEWIS Santo Domingo, Dominican Amherst Republic AA'ashington, D.C. Chi Delta Alu Omega Psi Phi ROBERT STEWART JASON, A.B. HOWARD HALL MCNEIL, A.B. Lincoln University University of Pennsyl­ Corogal, Porto Rico vania President, Kappa Pi; Fayetteville, N.C. Track; FootbaU Alpha Phi Alpha; HARRY JAJIES JEEFERSON CLIFTON I^EDEKICK NELSON, Ohio State University B.S. Smithfleld, Ohio Howard University Kappa Alpha Psi; Class Yazoo City, Miss. President 1927; Sec, Kappa Pi; Class President, Kappa Pi 1924 ^ ^ () ^ GEORGE EDWIN NIGHTENGALE FOREST DOUGLAS SPEAKS, Howard University A.B. Barbadoes, B.W.I. AA'ittenberg College Chi Delta Mu; Class His­ Springfield, Ohio torian. '25 Kappa Alpha Psi; Class treas., 1925; Historian, '28 •JOSEPH LEON PAGE CARROL MORTIMER ST. CLAIR Howard University Lincoln University Trenton. N.J. Cambridge, Md. Kappa Alpha Psi Omega Psi Phi; Asst. Sec­ retary AUGUST CASWELL TERRENCE, LEROY ADOUHUS PAYNE, A.B. Jr., B.S. New York University Howard University Brooklyn, N.Y. New Orleans, La. Kappa Alpha Psi Kappa Alpha Psi; Chi Rho Sigma ; Glee Club ; Track ; Football; Baseball ^ THEODORE EDWARD PERCIVAL, ARTHUR MELVIN TOWNSEND, ^ A.B. Jr., A.B. ^ Lincoln University Morehouse College Greenwood, S.C. (? NashviUe, Tenn. Alpha Phi Alpha; Kappa Polemarch, Kappa Alpha ^ Pi Psi; Kappa Pi; Staff ap­ pointment Municipal Hos­ pital, St. Louis, AIo. EUGENE BOONE 1'ERRY CYRIL ANDERSON AA^\LWYN, University of Kansas B.S. Kansas, Mo. Howard University Alpha Phi Alpha; Kappa Nevis, B.W.I. Pi; Class Sec.; Staff ap­ Phi Beta Sigma; Kappa pointment. Municipal Hos­ Pi pital. No. 2, St. Louis HOWARD LEWIS AVARRING, B.S. Howard L'niversity NELSON LLOYD PERRY, B.S. Hartford, Conn. Shaw University Kappa Alpha Psi; Football; Raleigh, N.C. Alanager Track Team, Phi Beta Sigma '25 ; Track \ CHARLES FREMONT AA''EST, B.S. RUDOLPH MELVILLE AVYCHE, y Washington and .Jefferson A.B. Washington, Pa. Biddle University Alpha Phi Alpha; Track Charlotte, N.C. Coach; Olympics Omega Psi Phi HEBER EDWARD AVHARTON, WILLIE DAVID YOUNG, B.S. Ph.B. A'irginia Union University Brown University Upper Zion, Va. Baltimore, Aid. Alpha Phi Alpha Alpha Phi Alpha; Baseball ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ROTOLi XABA, A.B. ^ Wilberforce University ^ Gold Coast, AA'est Africa ^ Alpha Phi Alpha ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ i (). ^. ^^ ^. 3n iHemoriam ^: HILYARD S. AIOORE HAYAVOOD AL JOHNSON <?( ELBERT R. MACK <^r •••^•^— aa i 0 (? (? ^ (J (? (}•• (r 0- ^ ^^ (}• (?^ (?• ^ () () HENRY L. BROOKS DANIEL LE ROY HARRIS 0 "Little Dutchie" "Dan McQreiv" Norwich, Conn. Phi Beta Sigma MAR,JORIE FRANCES BUTLER ^ "Margie" AA'HITNEY AllCHEL HEYDEL Columbia, S.C. "Prex-ij" C'lass Secretary, 1, 2, 8; Phi New Orleans, La. Chi Sigma ; Grammateus, (;ia.ss President, •2o-'28; Alpha Kappa Alpha, '2C- A^ice President. Pharma­ '27; First Anti-Basileus, ceutical Department, '26; Alpha Kappa Alpha, '27- President, -'2S '2S () ^ ^ ^ RHODA BROWNE HAZELTON ^ "Rummie" JOHN HENRY COCHRANS Camden, N.J. ^ "Pop.s-" Rho Psi Phi Denmark, S.(J. Chi Delta Alu; Class Ser- geant-at-Arms, •27-'2.S AL\RY STUART HOLLEY "Kummic" (ireensboro, N.C. GLADYS 1. DARRELL Treasurer, '27-28; Rho Psi "Onion.r' Phi Kho Psi Plii; Plii Chi Signia JOHN HAZELY ISLEE "Blondic" SHIRLEY EDWARD GILBERT Charlotte, N.C. Nashville, Tenn. Class A^ice President, '27- Phi Beta Sigma •28; Phi Chi Sigma AI.\RY JOHNSON y ISAAC BENJAMIN HALL. Ji Aiken, S.C. () "/Ax- Alpha Kappa Alpha 0 GROVEB NORRIS AVILLIAM HENRY SKINNER Woodruff, S.C.