Page Eight STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE NEWSLETTER Tuesday, June 6, 1950
Class of 19:)0
WITH HIGH HONOR — EMMA MARIA GASKINS
WITH HONOR
Lonnie William Harvey
Edith Morris Shields
Mattie Lee Baker
Mary Elizabeth Newby
Thomas Edward Basnight
Beulah Mae Hendersoii
Lottie Elizabeh Hinton
Elsie Marie Tillery
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Willie Bright Ashley
Willia Mae Baker
Joseph Barber
Effie Ree Corham Batts
Louiza Doles Boone
Bettie Boone Briley
Hollie L. Bryant
Katie Bellinger Buie
Willie Elma Carr
Esther Bell Chapman
Sylvania Aline Cheek
Ruby Moye Cobb
Josephine Wright Cooper
Lois T. Cooper
Michael Saunders Coston
Jeannine Lenora Creekmur
Mabel Burney Davis
Katherine Olivia Diggs
Ella Celestine Ele5^
Vernice Virginia Evans
Elsie Endia Eerebee
Roscoe Fields
Bernice Purdy Flood
Robert Joseph Franklin
Minnie Viola Gardner
Luvenia Rebecca Godfrey
Georgia Mae Mullen Grandy
Ida Virginia Gray
Doris Neola Criswell
Alice Pearl Harriss
Leona Deloris Harris
Herbert Randolph Henry
Clarice Rebecca Higli
John Charles Hinton
Willie Mae Hodges
Naomi Rainey Hogan
Annie Virginia Holley
Bessie Edglanor Holmes
Samuel Tliernion Horton
Marjorie Virginia Howell
Abbie Brandon Johnson
Charity Emmly Johnson
Theodosia Mullen Johnson
Irene Smith Shaw Jones
William Bradshaw Jones
Juanita Berry Jordan
George Wesley Joyner
Rosa Howcutt Joyner
Elbert Leander Lawson
Donnie Mae Lilly
Elizabeth Littlejohn
Laura Manley Lowe
Florence Elizabeth Manson
Myrtle Evangeline Matthews
Della Mae Miller
Maxine Geraldine Mitchell
Willie James Mullen
Evelyn Marie Murray
James McGowan
Lillie Ollison McDaniels
Evelyn Odessa McFadden
Etta Mae Newkirk
Clara Eva Nixon
Ruth Cooper Nobles
Rosa Stanley Oden
Irma Alexander Owens
Annie Wynn Pailin
Eugene Pailin
Wilhelmina Hall Pearsall
Lealer Burnett Peele
Iredell Alverta Pendleton
Jean Elizabeth Perry
Rosa Lee Foreman Perry
Ella Louise Poole
Robert Earl Poole
Ruby Lucille Poole
Lillian Peed Purvis
Celestine Spellman Raney
Willie Mae Riddick
Magellon Deleon Robinson
Mildred Louise Rodgers
Viola Ruffin
Spencer Lendrous Scott
Jeisie Mae Lilly Sharp
Ruth Ethel Slade
Alexander Smith
Anna Wooding Smith
Maeruby Dillahunt Smith
Alfred Bennett Spellman
Gertrude A. Strayhorn
Vanders Ray Swain
Wilsonia Swain
John Thomas Sykes
Lloyd Sykes
Queenie Gatling Taft
Helen Whitehead Taylor
Oral Lee Thomas
Fannie Naomi Tillett
Verna Juanita Twine
Barbaia Harper Ups'.ur
Emma Price Urquhart
\ elma Virginia Valentine
W'illie Marion Vauglian
FloSoie Stephenson Vinson
Laura Belle Vinson
Mary Bowden Washington
Walter Thomas White, Jr.
Lucy France Whitehead
Johnny Williams
EimTce Virginia Williamson
Lucy Marie Wills
Mary Elizabeth Winslow
MOTTO; STRIVE NOT TO EQUAL, BUT TO EXCEL
AWARDS DAY
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age during her four years at the
college.
Others graduating with honor in
cluded: Lonnie Wiliam Harvey. Mrs.
Edith Morris .Shields, Mattie Lee
Baker. Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Newby,
Thomas Edward Basnight, Beulah
Mae Hender.son. Lottie Elizabeth
Hinton and Elsie Marie Tilery.
Certificates were gixcn to tlie fol
lowing:
Band—Elsie Tillery. Jeannie Creek
mur, D. C. Higgs. Wilsonia Swain,
Michael Coston and Magallen Robin
son.
Choir—Barbara I'pshur. I'). C.
Higgs, Elizabeth Littlejohn. ELsie
Tillery. loseph Barber. Michael Cos
ton, Lillie S. White. Maiallan Robin
son, Lloyd Sykes and Cliristine Perry.
Dance Group—Lucille Poole. Clar
ice High. Nita Clement and Lealcr
Peele.
Dramatics—Leona Harris, Beulah
Henderson, Mary Washington. Ros
coe Fields, Vida Porter, Alexander
Smith. Marie Wills and Bradshaw
lones.
Newsletter—Bessie Holmes.
Letters were awarded outstanding
football and basketball players.
Football—Joseph Barber. William
Branch, Joseph Bryant, Herbert
Henry, James McCowan, Roscoe
Fields, William McKinnon, William
Mullens, Eugene PaiHn, Robert Poole,
Vanders Swain, Willie Weeks. Alex-
and(-r Smith and Johnn\- Williams.
Basketball—The entire team was
awarded letters.
Keys for excellency in studies to:
Emm.i M. Ga,skins and Mattie Baker.
Cash prizes were given to;
Vernon Randall for being the best
all around young man in the fresh
man class by the Beta Alplia Club.
Myrtle Borden for attaining the
highest scholastic average in the
fresliman class by Alp'ia Kappa Mu
National Honor Society.
Rufus W. Underwood for meritor
ious serx ice to the college.
Outstanding among the gifts was
that of the Senior Class. Eight con
crete benches to add to the beauty
of the campus and to be used by
all who comc were presented by
I lo>’.l S;-'kes, presi lent of the class.
1950
SUMMER SCHOOL
•
State Teachers College
Elizabeth City, N. C.
ONE SESSION
June 6 through July 14
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“TWENTY-FOUR HOURS OF
LEARNING IN EVERY DAY
OF LIVING”
A Summer School Designed to
Meet The Needs of Teachers
and College Students