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Home My WebLink About1962 Wiley Football Program .. A NEW ERA A NEW WILEY New Buildings Proposed For Wiley College Student Union Science 'Hall ;...;., ""<...-1 " ,. library ~- Chapel , Master Plan ~~~l , . I~ I' I I. Ii I) I , I 1.,. I; ,< I' ,j I, ] I. I' I 1 [I r .t I I II r I J I i t" I t ,... MISS WILEY \. .,., Julia Gray Senior Assistant secretary of Senior Class Eleme~tary Education major Royal Court Shirley Shipp, "Miss Freshman" Sandra Bolden "Miss Sophomore" Miss Mary Mearlon "Miss Junior" Shirley Dedmon "Miss Senior" } I .. ".:l~~~\ I I I , I -v~ ! DiO -, "... Q..: .. ~:r n~' ~_11I ~!!! :rf: i7' : o-::! -" -~ . : ~q '0 p~ o...(~" g ~~~"O nO.M" ~...- ... .. - O""'~ ~9!~~'~ ;- .... <~. Q..O.. " -. : .. 00i ::1 -. III Q.. loQ:: : .~..,::,' .. b~~,ri:;... ~ 3... '.. a. III ~~"<f33~ o : j...].. :. o 3:".ti) :... ~, ~ rt"~ ()~. 2.- ;r ~ >..~ ;0 ~ S . ~? >- ..:r ;r~. :- <"=- 3 '< -Ill III ::0" - erC'" c ~n .., "<..0 .. -AI . ,o~~r ~ .. :T- Q..o ~ ,Q..o III .. 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WEDNESDA YI OCTOBER 3 I-Brainard Chapel 7:00 P.M. HOMECOMING PRAYER SERVICES THURSDAY, NOVEMBER I---:Brainard Chapel II :30 A.M. ALMA MATER AT HOMECOMING CORONATION AND BALL HONORING "MISS WILEY" 8:00 P.M. ALUMNI GYMNASIUM FRIDA YI NOVEMBER 2-7:00 P.M. TRADITIONAL PEP RALLY-AULD LANG SYNE PAN HELLENIC DANCE-IO:OO P.M. THE REFECTORY SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3 BREAKFAST SOCIAL 5:00 A.M. THE REFECTORY ALUMNI BRUNCH 10:00-12:00 NOON THE REFECTORY OPEN HOUSE-CAMPUS EXHIBITS, ETC. 9:00-12 NOON ANNUAL FOOTBALL CLASSIC-WILEY "WILDCATS" VERSUS JACKSON STATE COLLEGE "TIGERS" MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT AND HALF-TIME FEATURE, WILEY COLLEGE MARCHING BAND, DR. HELEN TROBIAN, CONDUCTOR. ALUMNI PROM-ALUMINUM GYMNASIUM 8:00 P.M.-ADMISSION $1 MUSIC BY THE WILEY COLLEGIANS SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4 SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:00 A.M.-BRAINARD CHAPEL ~: EVENING VESPERS-5 P.M. ~ - ......... . ---- ~ - - -......... -. -- Best Wishes For Homecoming Victory i"..,I LOGAN & WHALEY r II l' } f< SPORTS HEADQUARTERS FOR EAST TEXAS BOATING - HUNTING - FISHING .,,-,..-.ioI fl I ~ ""'tv. ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT For Your SCHOOL TEAM PLAYGROUND ---.l I TROPHIES IN STOCK ,... WE ENGRAVE r1 LOGAN & WHALEY I i HOME OF FAMOUS BRANDS SINCE 1884 '"". III E.~ Austin . Phone WE 4-4378 , . ....~~-...._.T ~._ COACHES Wiley Kneeling!1 to r) Hugh S. "Knocky" McKinnis, defense and line; J. Forrest "Shipwreck" Kel- ley;, offense and backs; Fred T. "Pop" Long, coach; Paul Collins, ends and scout. Inserts: Hi- ram "Pittsburg" Wilson, ends; Charles "Chuck" Wilson, line; Vincent "Moto" Melvin, line and scout. Jackson Left to Ri9ht: T. B. Ellis, Jr., Director of IA.thletics; Harrison B. Wlson, Ends and Scout; John "Big John" Merritt, Head Coach; Ulvin Coleman, Line and Offense; Joe W. Gilliam, Backs. and Defense. - , r- I. ~ "' i ~ ' ~ J I Ii ilemmer c ..""..~~" INCORPORATED . C. J. DEMMER President A. K. MOORE Manager Printers · Stationers . Office Outfitters P. O. Box D Phones WE 4-4317-WE 4-4318 MARSHALL, TEXAS Stop By After The Homecoming Game COLLEGE CENTER BEST FOOD IN TOWN HOME OOOKED 1000 Wiley R. A. WILLIAMS, Proprietor Phone WE 5-9182 Compliments From DR. T. L. HUNTER DENTIST New Location 612-A South Carter COMPLIMENTS -of- THE FI;RS.T .NATIIONAL BA.NK MARSHALL "My Bank To Thousands of East Texans" 1/ '"" ~ MEMBER F.D.LC. -"-,",--.", -. -~ "'" CAPTAINS " Wiley (/ to rJ Sammy Leonard, Bobby F/ucas, Larry Courville, Roland Antoine, Charles Thomas, Clar- ence Wells, Tommy Edwards, Linell Moore, Lonnie Taylor, Edward Crayton, Carey Tripp. Jackson '"". Willie Richardson and Harold Cooley, Co-Captains-1962 I h I I, ~ 'I I J . I ~~ I I t j I. Best Wishes To The Wildcats Freeman & Harris Cafe "House Of Fine Foods" 317 Western Avenue Shreveport, La. 422-9750 Welcome Alumni ST AUTS FOOD STORE FREE DELIVERY Phone WE 5-3 I 12 Hail The Purple & White COLLEGE BARBER SHOP 614 So. Carter A. Z. Craver, Proprietor "Give 'Em Hell Wiley" CARTER STREET SERVICE STATION Texaco Products and Accessories Romeo Thompson, Proprietor .,. ~ 600 South Ca-rter Street Phone WE 5-9196 . WELCOME TO ALUMNI The New University Pharmacy M~. HERMAN L. MILLER, Manager 1409 University Phone WE 4-4496 Free Delivery Service GO, GO WILDCATS TO VICTORY J. B. McCONNELL GROCERY & MARKET Delivery Service OFFERS BEST QUALITY FOODS 1304 University WE 5-7987 Wishing Wiley Homecoming Success MARSHALL NA,TIONAl I,ANK WHERE PEOPLE ARE MORE IMPORTA!NT THAN MONEY Capital $400,000.00 Surplus $400,000.00 MEMBER F.D.I.C. '..... ~ " . " j~ _.1..~.:.1 ,~ ~ 8:8 .~! ~ ill...'...l.....; T ." 7' I I I" 81~ S~ 8:Jj 8~~ 8:1 8:~ 8~, n I I I ,~ - __ - ,.,._ ~ .0. _ ... ;...-. '" ~ 1962 WILEY WILDCAT ROSTER Fred Long (Millikin) Coach J. Forrest Kelley (Morehouse) Assistant Hugh McKinnis (Indiana) Assistant Hiram Wilson, Assistant No. Name and Position Height L. \ j II BERTlS POWERS, HaiL............................................... 6' 12 BILLY HENRY, Quarter................................................ 5'11" 14 FREDDIE DOTSON, Quarter........................................ 6' IS LARRY COURVILLE, Half............................................ 6'2" 16 EARLEY HOLMES, Quarter........................................ 5'9" 20 LONNIE TAYLOR, Half................................................ 5'/0" 21 ARCHIE JONES, HaiL............................................... 6'/" 22 LAMAR BARDWELL, Quarter...........:........................ 6'2" 23 TOMMY EDWARDS, Half............................................ 6' 24 LOU/S HOWARD, Half.............................................. 6'1" 27 MATHEW JOHNSON, Half....................................... 5'10" 30 OSCAR LAMBRIGHT, Half........................................ 5'11" 34 LAWSON BUSH, FulL................................................. 6' 35 JOHN LEWIS, Half..................................................... 5'11" 36 JA2MES BATES, HaIL................................................... 5'11" 38 L1NELL MOORE, HaiL............................................... 5'11" 40 CAREY TRIPP, Full........................................................ 5'9" 42 ROBERT BARNES, Full.................................................. 5'11" 44 ROLAND COlT, Full.................................................... 5'9" 45 BOBBY NEVELS, Full...................................................... 6' 5/ VERNON JOHNSON, Center.................................... 6'5" 52 WILLIE MARSHALL, Center........................................ 6'3" 55 ROLAND ANTOINE, Center...................................... 6'1" 57 ALLEN BODY, Center.................................................. 6'2" 60 WILLIE WARD, Guard................................................ 6'1" 61 EDWARD BROUSSARD, Guard.................................. 5'9" 62 NITCHELL CLARK, Guard.......................................... 6' 64 LAWRENCE LONG, Guard........................................ 5'10" 65 MORRIS STEWART, Guard.......................................... 6'2" 66 ERNEST DOMAIN, Guard.......................................... 5'9" 67 LEROY BROWN, Tackle.....:........................................ 6'4" 68 LEON HAMILTON, Guard ........................................ 6'1" 69 CLARENCE WELLS, Guard........................................ 5'11" 70 SAMMY LEONARD, Tadle........................................ 6'5" 71 HAYWARD PETERSON, T adle................................... 6'4" 72 ROBERT KINNEY, Tackle............................................. 6'3" 74 HERMAN MOORE, Tackle.....................~..................... 6'2" 75 CHARLES TAYLOR, T ad/e.................:...................... 6' 77 BOBBY FLUCAS, Tackle................................................ 6'3" 79 DOCK WADDLETON, Tackle...................................... 6'6" 81 EDWARD CRAYTON, End.......................................... 5'10" 82 FRED LEWIS, End...................................................;,;..... 6'2" 83 GEORGE KINNEY, End................................................ 6'5" 84 JESSIE HODGE, End.................................................... 6'2" 85 CHARLES BROOKS, End............................................ 6'3" 87 JOHN WALKER, End.................................................. 6'4" 88 JOE DAVIS, End............................................................ 6'2" Paul Collins (Tennessee A&I) Assistant James Wilson (Florida A&M) Assistant Vincent Melvin, Assistant- John Harvey, Trainer Wei9ht Class Home Town /85 Frosh Nacogdoches /82 Jr. Con roe 184 Soph Waco 190 Sr. Galveston t 165 Frosh Galveston 172 Sr. Longview Soph Houston , 185 . 185 Sr. Starkville, Miss. 1 185 Sr. Dallas I 179 Frosh . Vernon 175 Frosh New Or/eMS 173 Jr. Harrisburg, Pa. I 205 Soph Columbus, . Miss 178 Frosh Jackson, Miss. 170 Frosh Longview 192 Sr. Jackson, Miss. 183 Sr. Jackson, Miss. 190 Soph Port Arthur 205 Soph Dallas 195 Jr. Bay town 206 Soph CorsicMa 212 So ph Liberty 217 Sr. Beaumont 227 Frosh Navasota 205 Soph Waco 235 Frosh Beaumont 215 Jr. Dallas 186 Soph Hatlsville 228 Sr. San Antonio 189 Frosh Liberty 2/0 Frosh Houston 230 Frosh Silsb~e' . 235 Sr. . A/exandria, La.' 235 Sr. Fort Worth 290 Soph . Bryan 239' Soph Jackson,' Miss. . 223 Frosh Groesbeck 230 Sr. Houston ZIS. Sr. Bay town 230 Jr'. Winsboro 183 Sr. Dallas 187 Sopn. Houston 245 Jackson, Miss. 1% Frosh Bay town 202 frosh Galveston 190 Soph. Marshall 195 Frosh Vernon r -- WILEY WILDCATS i. STARTING LINEUP No. Name Position . . 70 SAM LEONARD (230) ..............................Left End 72 ROBERT KINNEY (239)..........................Left Tackle 60' WILLIE WARD (205)............................Left Guard .'55 .ROLAND ANTOINE (217) ..........................Center 69 CLARENCE WELLS (230) ..................Ri9ht Guard 75 CHARLES TAYLOR (228)..................Right Tackle 83 .G'EORGE KINNEY (245) ........................Ri9ht End 22 LAMAR BARDWELL (185)................ Quarterback 20 . LONNIE TAYLOR 1175)..................Left Halfback 38. L1NELL MOORE (192) ................Ri9ht Halfback 11. BILLY HENRY (182) ..................................Fullback . . . ,RITES 1li,., ~ 1962 RECORDS TO DATE Wiley 28, Alcorn 7 Wiley 20, Bishop 7 Wiley 17, Prairie View 26 . Wi.ley], Arkansas AM&N 9 Wiley 7, Southern 20 Jackson 51, Miss. Industrial 0 Jackson 41, Prairie View 7 Jackson 38, Miss. Vocational 0 Jackson 52, Arkansas AM&N 0 Jackson 34, Alcorn 0 Jac:bon 14, Southern 18 JawoR 45, Grambling 31 COPYRIGHT lVlii. TaE CQCA..cOI.A COMPANY ~.~~E!EE5' 5IGN~L5 (;!~-- 5. Personal foul Q~' ,,\\ 1 .+~;).. ~-::':' . _~<d - .J (- ~--,.;)--- ~t~ ~/-~- /;r"j' ~ i)~ \~~ 'I , / > ~ G~ I, ./ I-~, \=-----.! /:~ . /~ ~.~" .....",;. J..... .. ... .... _ I ~. ..(.- 4. Delay of game 7 '!.: .~:::. <,' _.-c" . ,_ ,,'>-< y::;/ 2. lIIegol paSlll".?.....-W.......... or exce.. time oul .~R 7. Cl'pp,ng i~~~1 . I "--".:-::x.~ ''0-(/ I.~\ ~~ t. ~~ -\_W/~ 'I,,_'-'X"-..J I. Offside or violation T 6. Roughness '\ ~,~- 10. Holding of fr...kick rule, 3. lIIe 01 motion at 5nap and iling on 9. Unsportsmanlike Conduct 11. Intentional .r' Grounding . fOUL SIGNALS ~'t 13. '.nterference with fair ( _..... catch or forward pass f:'." ~JQ'.') ~ic~T~ (\ ,i[ ~ 15. \ } ~~o;.r,- ~:,\,'''" ,.. ~.......-- 14. Ineligible Receiver 12. Illegal forward pan Down fjeld on Pos JACKSON ST A TiE TIGERS STARTING LINEUP No. Name Position &3 ALBERT GREER (194)................................Left End 71 BEN McGEE (227) ...................:............Left Tackle 67 JAMES CARSON (273) ......................Left Guard 50 ROBERT COWHERD (201)..........................Center 66 HAROLD COOLEY {215) ..................Right Guard 75 WILLIAM ROBERTSON..(232)............Right Tackle 85 DANIEL PRIDE (218) ...............................Right End 19 ROY CURRY ,(202)..........,...................Quarterback 40 CHICO JORDAN (180)................Right Halfback 89 WILLIE RICHARDSON (198)..........Left Halfback 33 LOUIS McRAE (218)..................................Fullback OFFICIALS . Myles Anderson (Texas College) Referee .. , Alvin Anderson (Texa~ <?ollege) Umpire E. J. Washington (Prairie:Vi.ew) Headlinesman . a lor (Texas College) Field Ju,~ . . . . . I I I I I I . . , , # , , " . " ---- ./ I " , _'1 ~...... Lateral fake trap, against a six-man line overshifted to the right. ith fair ~..::~ /' ood pass ~\ '""~*:?\ -----W........ '---~-I =-~~C= 1\ 1\ -,'I \---, },! I l.\ 15. 'Incomplete forward pass - L./ \. J penalty declined - no play ~) ,,~ or no score ~. \J eligible Receiver 16. Crawling, pushing wn field on Pass . or helping runner PROCEDURE SIGNALS (;l 01 ~~) )1 ~ D. Time out f-" n ~, '( ,,\ /f.\~ I J \~~ \~S;fJD (f~l \\\1tiL]j, \~l \ n. Touchdown or \ ~- _ \ F. 8011 reody lor ploy A. 8011 is deod field gool C. Sofety E. First down \ ' r;,~; 1 W. ...-<, .'- I '---- 'H~~~ G.c~ ,I - -- -- --- 1962 JACKSON STATE TIGERS ROSTER John Merritt (Kentucky State) Coach James Gilliam (Kentucky State) Assistant No. Name Pos. 89 RICHARDSON, WILLIE .......................FlB 87 ROOKS, EUGENE '" .................................E 86 McHULEY, ALONZO ..............................E 85 PRIDE, DANIEL .........................................E 84 ROBINSON, JOHNNIE ............................E 83 GREER, ALBERT ........................................E 82 RICHARDSON, THOMAS ......................E 81 TURNER, ARTHUR ....................................E 88 BACON, LANDERS ...............................E-T 78 HAYES, JAMES .............. .........................T 77 MOLDIN, FRANK ....................................T 76 BIGGS, VERNON ......................................T 75 ROBERTSON, WILLIAM ..........................T 71 McGEE, BEN ..............................................T 69 MATTHEWS, SHERMAN ........................C 68 THOMPSON, FRED ..................................C 67 CARSON, JAMES ..................................C 66 COOLEY, HAROLD ................................C 65 BENDER, JOHNNY ..................................C 64 MINARD, BOBBIE ....................................C 63 YOUNG, OTIS ........................................C 74 A VERY, NATHANIEL ..............................T 55 BISHOP, HAROLD ..................................C 52 WILLIAMS, THOMAS ............................C 51 WALLACE, PHILON .......,........................C 50 COWHERD, ROBERT ..............................C 00 WOODARD, ROBERT ..............................C 44 MARTIN, JOBE ........................................E 40 JORDAN, "CHICO" ............................HB 34 ALLEN, PAUL ........................................HB 33 McRAE, LOUIS ........................................FB 32 DONNELL, L. V. ......................................FB 27 RICHARDSON, GLOSTER ..... ............FLB 26 TAYLOR, M. C. ......................................HB 25 VAUGHAN, ELBERT ............................HB 24 COLEMAN, ALVIN ................................HB 23 DUNCAN, LESLIE ..................................HB 21 CLARK, ALONZO ................................FB 19 CURRY, ROY .........................................Q 16 .)0ARSHALL, RkJBEN ..............................Q 15 CRENSHAW, BENNIE ............................Q 13 ELLIS, TELLIS ............................................Q 35 SPANN, OTIS ..........................................FB 22 REED, TAFT ..........................................HB George Coleman (Tuskegee) Assistant Harrison Wilson (Kentucky State) Assistant Wgt. Hgt. 6'2" 198 6' I" 211 6'0" 190 6'1" 218 6' I" 192 6'4" 194 6'3" 194 6'4" 216 6'4" 224 6'3" 252 6'4" 265 6'4" 235 6' I" 232 6'3" 227 6'0" 200 6'2" 238 6'0" 273 5' II" 215 5'1 I" 192 6'0" 196 5'1 I" 217 6'3" 198 6' I" 197 5' II" 193 6'2" 201 5'1 I" 218 6'3" 5' I 0" 180 6'2" 218 6' I" 218 Class Hometown Senior Greenville, Miss. Senior Forest City, Ark. Sophomore Jackson, Miss. Sophomore !ronton, Ohio Freshman Mobile, Ala. Senior Anniston, Ala. Freshman Greenville, Miss. Senior Picayune, Miss. Freshman Ironton, Ohio Senior Meridian, Miss. Soph. Moss Point, Miss. Soph. Moss Point, Miss. Senior Anniston, Ala. Junior Starksville, Miss. Junior Jackson, Miss. Junior Corinth, Miss. Senior Clarksdale, Miss. Senior Laurel, Miss. Freshman Laurel. Miss. Senior Birmingham, Ala. Soph. Greenville, Miss. Sophomore Corinth, Miss. Soph. Clarksdale, Miss. Freshman Hazard, Ky. Junior Shelbyvilte, Ind. Junior Indianapolis, Ind. Sophomore Jackson, Miss. Junior Laurel, Miss. Freshman Senior Senior Laurel, Miss. Jackson, Miss. 6'0" 179 Soph. Hattiesburg, Miss. 6' I" 183 Freshman Jackson, Miss. 5' II" 186 Junior Tuscaloosa, Ala. 6'2" 193 Junior Kosciusko, Miss. 6'2" 202 Senior Clarksdale, Miss. 5'9" 163 Freshman Oxford, Miss. 6'2" 191 Sophomore Mobile, Ala. 6' I" 178 Sophomore Jackson, Miss. 6' I" 196 Sophomore Jackson, Miss. 6'2" 194 Freshman Hattiesburg, Miss. r-,--_ "", ~ ;1 )1. m B I n J1 ~ t~ ; Ii I ~ I I II ~ ~ xi ~ ~ I f (I C N Y, Bi ~ ~ w . ~.;; '. .~ _,10' :..:.. !\ t . 1 '1 ~ j j I i l 1962 JACKSON STATE TIGERS (110 ,) F'ool <ow, Boode" Wil"o, Mo"holl, Tayloe, Woodo'd, Duocoo, Alleo, Joedoo, Vougho. Secood <ow, You"", Cooley, Robi..oo, EIII., Doooel', Cuny, Reed, Colemao, Spann, Cia"'. Thied <ow, W. Rlcho,d.on, Ca""o, Minoed, Moldio, Hoye., William., Morlio, Wallace, Rook., McGee, McClloloo. Fourlh <ow, Ave,y, Cowhe,d, McHuley, y ouog, Bacoo, Du 0"" 0, Wheele" T. Richaed"o, Robernon, G",e" C",..haw, McRae. Top Row, Bigg., T u'ne" Bishop. Trainers unidentified. " MORE , 932 WILDCATS '"". Jay T. "Pop Eye" Humphrey, 1932 Na- tional Champions, Grambling, Louisiana. Perry "PP" Parks, 1932 National Cham- pions, Los Angeles, California. ~ To the Faculty, Staff, and Students of Wiley College: . I am happy to express a word of greetings from Jackson State Col- lege on the occ:sidn of your homecoming celebration. I especially want to extend to your astute Head Football Coach and Athletic Director. Coach Fred T. Long, every good wish. We are happy to have been se- lected as the homecoming. opponents of your very fine institution. I hope tha.t these relati<?riships will be pleasant and that we might look forward to' a continuationpf friendly intercollegiate competition for many years t6 come. .' I regret very much that I shall not be able to attend your home- coming activities this year. Best wishes to you in all of your activities. May the better team triumph on the gridiron today. Sncerely yours, Jacob L. Reddix, President JACKSON STATE COLLEGE MISS JACKSON STATE "". Miss Lois Anne Savage -:- -....-JtI/o. i\. 1:~~ .~~ #~ * ;~~ (; ~ ':;:: . 'u~ ~ ;;;~:1< *~ 41 ~ t 1 :,f ~,- ..) J~ , , t ~ t l .. j~ t, I 2 3 .. 5 I I 1.. ...7 , " SOME OF WILEY'S GREATEST WILDCATS 6. 7. I. J. J. "Rajah" Higgs, 1932 National Champions, Dallas. 2. Floyd "Ike" Iglehart 1957 SWAC Champions, Galveston. 3. Willie D. "Coley" Combs, 1932 National Champions, Tulsa. 4. Robert Strayhan, 1945 National Champions, Baytown. 5. Cleveland "Gary" Gay, 1932 National Champions, Wichita Falls. Jerome Oelley, 1947 Wildcats, College Station. Andrew L. "Pat" Patterson, 1932 National Champions, Houston. 8. Frank Adams, 1932 National Champions, .Fort Worth. 9. Marion "Jap" Jones, 1946 Wildcats, Fort Worth. 10. Fred "Ned" Wright, 1932 National Champions, Beaumont. --r 111 I q\ I 'I . J I I :\ 1 I !I. I; , , , I I! , " I , I, i I r ~ 1 ., .,. 1 I. Le~oy J. Arceneaux, 1947 Wildcats, Port Arthur. /2. Vernon "Stickhorse" Hicks, 1945 National Champions, Waco. 13 Gilder Tanner, 1947 Wildcats, Crosby. 14. Ben L.Cavil, 1928 National Champions, Con roe. 15. Johnny Peoples, 1945 National Champions, Baytown. ~ SOME OF WILEY'S GREATEST WILDCA-rS 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. Herman Ellison, 1957 SWAC Champions, Fort Worth. Lewis "Ritch" Ritcherson, 1945 National Champions. Curtis "White Folks" Sprott, 1947 Wildcats, Beaumont. Horace Ingram, 1957 SWAS Champions, Longview. Leroy "Lee" Leopold, 1957 SWAC Champions, Port Arthur. Johnny Jackson, 1957 SW AC 'Champion, Dallas. ... SOME OF WILEY'S GREATEST WltDCATS 28. 29. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. '"". Louis Reed, 1928 National Champions, Brownwood. Gaither Fisher, 1945 National Champions, Waco. Edgar "Boogie" Williams, 1957 SWAC Champions, Arthur. Edward Hunt, 1-957 SW AlC Champions, Sherman. Jerry Jenkins, 1957 National Champions, Chicago. Port Romeo Thompson, 1928 National Champions, Marshall. Arthur "Big Daddy" Williams, 1957 SWAC Champions, Panama City, Fla. 30. Price T. Young, 1928 National Champions, Marshall. 31. Clell 'Davidson, 1946 Wildcats, Greenville. 32. Willie Moses, 1945 National Champions, Houston. I" ---......I.~ - ~ .J.. .-.. I ~ I ~ ~I I 'I :I 'I I' . J , ~ --ir h 'I "1 I I~ . ,il I Ii , " .. 1 I. I I I . I ,j f Wiley College has won the national "Miss United Negro College Fund" title for the fourth consecutive year. The belluti- ful aWllrd trophy is now II permllnent possession of the college. Wiley College is one of the 33 member schools of the JI ATLANTA UNIVERSITY Atla ntll , GIl. BAR,BER-SCOTIA COLLEGE Concord, N. C. BENEDI.CT COLLEGE Columbia, S. C. BENN ETT COLLEGE Greensboro, N. C. BETHUNE-COOKMAN COLLEG E Daytona Belich, Fla. BISHOP COLLEGE .Marshall, Texas CLARK C0.LUGE Atlanta, Ga. DI,LLAiRID UNIVERSITY New Orleans, La. FISK UiNIYERSITY Nashville, Tenn.. "' fund which has headqu/lrters in New York City, 22 East 54th Street. The current drive is now on. Plellse give to this cllm- paign which is II grellt finllncilll help to the institution. Participating Colleges HAMPTON INSTITUTE Hampton, Va. HUSTON-TILLOTSON COLLEGE Austin. Texas INTERDENOMINATIONAL THEOLOGICAL CENTER Atlantll, GIl. JOHNSON C. SM ITH UNIVERSITY Knoxville, Tenn. LANE COLLEGE Jackson, Tenn. L"MOYNE COLLEGE Memphis, Tenn. LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE Salisbury, N. C. MOREHOUSE COLLEGE Atlanta, Ga. MORRIS ,BROWN COLLEGE Atlanta, Ga. OAKWOOD COLLEGE Ollkwood, Ala. PAINE COLLEGE Augusta, Ga. PHI,LANDER SMITH COLLEGE Little Rock, Ark. ST. AUGUSTINE'S COLLEGE Raleigh, N. C. ST. PAUL'S COLLEGE Lawrenceville, Va. SHAW UNIVERSITY Raleigh, N. iC. SPELMAN COLLEGE Atlanta, Ga. TALLADEGA COLLEGE Talladega, Ala. National "Miss UNCF" Winners TOGUALOO SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN COLLEGE T ougaloo, Miss. TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE Tuskegee I nstitute, Ala. VIRGINIA UNION UNIVeRSITY Richmond. Va. WILEY COLLEGE Marshall, Texas XAVIER UNIVERSITY New Orleans, La. MISS UNCF FOR 1959 Ida Bell Robinson Wiley College MISS, UNCF FOR 1960 Jo Ann Cole Wiley College MISS UNCF FOR 1961 Winnie Vllnce Wiley College MORE 1932 WILDCATS "". James L. "California" Jones, 1932 Na- tional Champions, Compton, California. MISS UNCF FOR 1962 Bar-bara Taylor Wiley College Joseph T. Taylor, 1932 National Cham- pions, Indianapolis. Indiana. .. NEW ERA, A NEW WILEY The Progressive Years 1958-64 I. Dogan Hall Annex $300,000 2. Dining Hall renovation and cafeteria service $50,000 3. Willis J. King Lectures $5,000 4. Hogg Foundation Grant for cultural research $6630 5. National Science Summer Study for high ability high school students (2nd year) Science Fair, co-sponsored by Wiley College and National Science Foundation 6. Federal Student Loan Program 7. Rock River Conference Grant of $50,000 8. C. Roy Bragg Endowment grant of $4,000 '. 9. Talcott Music Scholarship grant of $1,000 yearly 10. Regional Depository for Library of Congress '- II. The 3-2 Liberal Arts-Engineering Cooperative Program between Wiley Col- lege and the Engineering College of New York University 12. Kellogg Grant of $10,000 for the purchase of books for the library 13. Proposed new building program for the next five years: Student Union Building................................................ $300,000 Science Building .......................................................... $300,000 College Chapel.......................................................... $250,000 Expanded Library Facilities ........................................ $300,000 14. Gulf Oil Company Grant of $1000 for scientific research in chemistry 15. Board of Education of the Methodist Church Grant of $2200 for the purchase of library equipment. "". ,. :.i. ~.,.,. - - I ~ I ~ I , r . I f , i' t t t , I ~ I - T- f J 1 , I I ~ j 1 I i I , ~ '1 I t I j ; i J t ... , \ ~ , i \ f "