Johnson C Smith University - Golden Bull Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1975 volume:

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' SffU. a h lULL STAFF Mallory Felder — Editor-in-Chief Cathy Morris — Associate Editor Linda Washington — Associate Editor Andrey Piggery — Business Manager Jack Reid — Sports Editor Janet Hamlet — Feature Editor Michael Travey — Lay-out Editor Michael Lanser — Lay-out Editor Sandra Walker — Editor Creek Social Fellowship Neena Bell — Editor Greek Social Fellowship ThBLE ©F ©©MTEIMTS Campus Life 4 Dedication 8 Seniors 9 Homecoming 29 Sports 48 Classes 66 Features 108 Organization 124 Alumni Recognition 166 Staff and Faculty 168 Senior Directory 190 M S M $l3r SJ THE HULL US? 7I Johnson C. Smith University Charlotte, North Carolina Yes, I ' m part Indian, and you? These are the same pills the nurse gave last year!! You, can ' t beat this price at the A P store!! I Yes, I ate the whole thing! My jeans are from Belks and they don ' t hag!! This is my tenth trip here today! I don ' t clean my dorm room this good! Hide me, I missed her class today!! This pitch will win us all Mad Dog Money!! You can hump off this one! Will someone take my tray, please? My block hours are always the best ones! 15 minutes to Freedom! If they give me one more order 111 What ' s the answer to number seven? n - -, ' ?h£ kit E That problem looks like Greek! Even the Best Students must Study! DEDICATION MOSES S. BELTON RETIRES Reverend Moses S. Belton, Director of Admissions at Johnson C. Smith University, retired in October of 1974 after thirty-two years of varied services to his Alma Mater. The 1933 honor graduate (1936 Theology) returned to Johnson C. Smith University in 1942 as Associate Dean of Men, and began a tenure of multiple services to the University. In 1943, additional responsibilities were added to his job analysis: instructor of Religious Education and Assistant Librarian. From 1946 to 1949 he served as Acting Registrar and Registrar, 1949-1950. In addition to his campus responsibilities he found time to become very active and render commendable services in community programs and projects. Among these were: Trustee of the Charlotte United Community Services, member of the Mayor ' s Community Relations Committee, Publicity Committee and Higher Education Committee of the Charlotte Chamber of Commerce and numerous others. Mr. Belton is best known, however, as Director of Public Relations, a position which he held :rom 1950 to 1970, and as Coordinator of Alumni Affairs. This latter responsibility endeared him imong the alumni across the country. Demonstrative of their affection was the testimonial uncheon which the General Alumni Association sponsored in his honor, October 5, 1974, in the Lounge of the University Memorial Building. Citations and gifts were presented to him by chapters, individual alumni and friends at large. Close by his side throughout this festive occasion stood his wife, Mrs. Cornelia Green Belton, his daughter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Canada and their two sons, David and Brian. It is in recognition of these notable achievements that the Bull Staff and the Senior Class of 1974-1975 are honored to dedicate this issue of The Bull to him. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Andre Piggery — President Roetta C. MeClain — Vice President Bonnie M. Ricks — Secretary Duane C. Sevillian — Parliamentarian Senior Class Reflections The Noontide is upon us and our half waking has turned to fuller day, and we must part. If in the twilight of memory we should meet once more, we shall speak again together and if our hands should meet in another dream we shall build another tower in the sky. FIBEN O. ABIAKAM DEBORAH FAYE AIKEN BOYCE ALEXANDER BRENDA ALLISON DEBRA C. ARMFIELD GLORIA BALLOU KAREN BAYSMORE BELINDA BLACKMAN 10 MICHAEL BRADLEY DEBORAH E. BRIGHT DAISY M. BROWN RALNARD J. BROWN LONNIE BURRELL BRENDA P. BYRD RICHARD A. CAMPBELL CANDY COLMAN JAMES L. CLINTON PEOLA COBLE l TOMMY CORMWELL WAYNE ELDRID COLEMAN ROSLYEN COVINGTON KANNATIS CRAWFORD DAVID L. CRUMPTON LINDA J. DALLEY GEORGE W. DALTON ANNE M. DAVIS GERALDINE DAWSON fc£ ANTOINE M. DIANTETE BRUCE D. DUKE MALLORY FELDER RODNEY H. FELDER SEGRID R. FREEMAN CHRISTINE R. FULLER PAMELA FULLER DERRICK C. GAYLE BEVERLY GAITHER MARY ANN GAITHER MILDRED GAMBLER JACQUELINE GILLIAM DARRICK GILMORE LYNN P. GODFREY GERTRUDE R. GRAHAM LAWRENCE D. GRAVE CLAUDE GREEN CAROLYN GREENE VANNESSA D. GRIMES ETHEL K. GRINKLEY CAROLYN HAIRSTON fc WILLIE CARL HARMON PETRENELLA HARPER VAUGHAN HARRIS CLAUDETTE HARRISON NORMA J. HART MARGARET HEMPHILL BLANCHE HICKS DIANE HILL LEROY HOLLAND JR. DORIS HIX STANLEY RAY FRAZIER HENDRI DEAN HOOD PRISCILLA HOOKS ELEANORA JOHNSON JEROME JOHNSON 18 PORTIA JOHNSON IRIS D. JONES MANUEL JONES SHAILESH KADAKIA ? I . DEBORAH A. LEDBETTER ANNETTE LEE 19 ULYSSES LEE PATRICIA C. LENNON BETTY J. LEWIS DeFRANCIA LEWIS KENNETH LOCKE ROSE LYNCH CAROLYN D. McCLAIN ROETTA C. McCLAIN bryon Mcdowell BARBARA ANN McFARLAN CARLOTTA McKINNEY TERRIE McRAE FREDERICK MASSEY STANTON B. MATTHEWS FLEMING MEANS JR. JACQUELINE A. TERESA MEBANE MEANS BERN1CE MILLER FELICIA M. MILLER KATHRYN P. MORRIS VALERIE D. MOSES CLAUDIA NANCE JAMES NELSON RAMONA E. NELSON THOMASINA NIXON f DIANE PHILLIPS MARCIA PICKETT DALE PATTERSON ANDRE L. PIGGERY RUDOLPH PORTER JR. AVEE POSTON SHARON M. ROBINSON GEORGE POTTER JR. DARRELL S. POWE NEIL PRIOLEAU SHERMAN PYATT 24 COLUMBUS REID BERTHA ANN RICHARDSON GLORIA A. RICHARDSON BONNIE M. RICKS BRENDA SEGARS DUANE SEVILLIAN 25 CHRISTY SHELTON CHERYL SMITH MARILYN SMITH MARSHA MARIA SNULLIGAN LYNNDA STEPHENS ELAINE C. STEVENS RUSSELL THOMPSON CHARLOTTE TIMBERLAKE MARGARET TIMBERLAKE Hi DONALD C. TURNER MARY P. WALKER ANDREA WEBBER DEREK ICEBERL WALLACE LINDA WASHINGTON ANNIE F. WILLIAMS 27 DEBRA WILSON GRILLIAN WILSON JACQUELYN WILSON EULALIA WINSTEAD DEBRA WARREN . . U vu 7 PHYLLIS WORTHY WHAT A DAY! MISS JOHNSON W4 UNIVERSITY Peola Coble, the Libra, is a se next year. vhose home is Mount Vernon, New York Hei majo itinn and she plans ti go on to graduate school Miss Thomasina N Attendant Thomasina Nixon, a Virgo hails from Columbia, South Carolina. She is concentrating in the field of intermediate education with the teaching of reading on the junior high school level as her ultimate aim. Miss University Hostess Linda Washington Miss Freshman C!a Charlene Strong Miss Sophmore Cla Connie Fisher Miss Senior Class Portia Johnson Miss Duke Hall Deborah Wadsworth Miss Bern, Hall Debbie Ledbetter Miss Carter Hall Vernay Peterson Miss Saunders Hall Sandra McDufTie Miss Liston Hall Ollie Page Miss Myers Hall Deborah Walker Miss Kappa Alpha Psi Deborah Lester Miss Phi Beta Sigma Alice Tuck - — m ■ — ■ t v i — ■ 4 ' |, jl THE PEOPLE ' S CORONATION OF MISS JOHNSON C. SMITH UNIVERSITY Miss Alpha Ph. Alpha Carolian Fragier Miss Zete Phi Beta Geraldine Dawson Miss Grove Phi Gr Fontella Boone v Miss Delta Sigma Theta Jackie Wilson Miss Alpha Kappa Alpha Sandra Williams Miss Sigma Tan Delta English Honor Society Ethel Grinkly Miss Honor Society Margaret Boone Miss Library Club Jane Singleton Miss United Negro College Fund Karen Baysmore Miss ROTC Bernetta Klutz Miss Student National Education Association Diane Wilson Miss Student Christian Association Joanne Mays 74-75 HOMECOMING THE WEEK TO AT J.C. SMITH UNIVERSITY RELEASE YOURSELF THE HOMECOMING G A M E A VICTORY!!! HOMECOMING .• .• ' ; y ??? ■i — ■ ■ i fMx FESTIVITIES £2 bL ' SlWft -v THE PROS OF J.C.S.U. t £ 60 ■ ■■ i Ralph Collette (Charlotte Hornets) w Willie Bailey (Charlotte Hornets) I 43 Luther Carter (New York Jets) William Harris (Charlotte Hornets) Willie Moore (Cleveland Browns) M ; I T J.C. SMITH GOLDEN BULLS JOHNSON C. SMITH UNIVERSITY GOLDEN BULLS VARSITY FOOTBALL ROSTER 1974 GO BULLS GO NAME Carter, Luther Coleman, Walter Frederick, Lewis Wideman, James Banks, Wayne Haigler, Jimmie Green, David Jackson, Darryl Carmichael, Herbert McNeil, Barry Bailey, Willie Simon, Pat Duke, Bruce Adams. Calvin Applewhite, Issac Williams, Early Gibson, Mike Butts, Jesse Downing, Anthony Bonham. Ken Jordan, Ty Crawford, Willie Garner, Allen Collette, Ralph Duckett, Charles Johnson, William Twyne, Mel Grimsley, Chet Dupree, Charles Bell, James Manigault, Marvin Harris, W. Smith, Greg Whyte, Dan Blythe, Randy Yeadon, Ricky Smith, Sam Thomas, Pete Harkness, Tim Wooten, Calvin Jone, Warren Golden, Ken Hill, George Thomas, Robert Hogan, Steve Spindle, Linwood Samuels, Mel Reid, Columbus Ht. Wt. Exp. HOME Ht. Wt. Exp. HOME 200 175 185 185 180 185 185 165 190 180 170 180 157 165 185 180 195 215 176 200 6-2 200 6-2 185 5-10 205 226 175 114 215 220 195 225 220 200 225 240 175 245 230 200 210 185 230 218 255 250 200 275 269 252 5-11 5-11 5-11 5-11 5-11 6-2 5-11 5-11 5-11 6-11 3 Charleston, S.C. 3 Jackson, Miss. 1 Orangeburg, S.C. 2 Greenwood, S.C. Knoxville, Tenn. 3 Orangeburg, S.C. 3 Baltimore, Md. 1 Columbia, S.C. 1 Orangeburg, S.C. 3 Winston-Salem, N.C. 3 Montgomery, Ala. Baltimor. M.I 3 Hickory, N.C. Gastoma, N.C. 2 Buffalo, N.Y. Detroit, Mich. 3 Newton, N.C. E. Orange, N.J. Hertford, N.C. 3 Winston-Salem. 2 Newark, N.J. 1 Dilh. , S.C. 3 Montgomery, Ala. 3 Morganton, N.C. 1 Greenwood, S.C. Georgetown, S.C. 1 Richmond, Va. Atlanta, Ga. Dallas, Texas 3 Charlotte, N.C. 3 Georgetown, S.C. 3 Richmond, Va. 1 Richmond, Va. 3 Wilmington, Del. 2 Pickens, S.C. 3 Charleston, S.C. 1 Johnston, S.C. Orlando. Fla. 1 Columbia, S.C. Cincinnati, Ohio 1 Chicago, III. 1 Greenville, S.C. 3 Union, S.C. 2 Latta, S.C. 1 Orlando, Fla. 2 Richmond, Va. 1 Philadelphia, Pa. 2 Anderson. S.C. Faulkner, Lawr Moore, Willie Parker, Demetr Pat . Dale Baker, Meredith Syrkette, Cornell Smith, James Johnston, Gerald Richardson, Phillip Patterson, Ray Banks, Tony Bristow, Varian Buckman, David Clemmons, Wayne Clipper, Earl Coleman, Paul Covington, Grover Davis, Wallace Dixon. Ernest Edwards, Derrick Gilstrap, Sammie Glenn, Marvin Hardy, Alfred Haynes, Glenn Henderson, Arthur Jackson, Clifford Johnson, Curtis Jones, Randolph Koone, Tony Lewis, Andrew Pinkney, Robert Quarles, Douglas Robinson, Willie Roseboro, Michael Ruffin, Theron Scott, Mannie Smith, Randy Spain, Wayne Sterling, Derrick Taylor, William Tonkins, Harold Turner, Albert Wideman, Alvin Wiggins, Richard Williams, Ernest Williams, Vern Matkins, Larry Jackson, Gregory 6-2 252 6-5 245 6-2 185 6-0 220 6-0 222 6-2 230 6-4 245 6-3 200 6-3 210 6-3 182 6-3 202 6-3 197 6-1 255 5-11 170 6-0 165 6-3 200 6-3 190 5-7 150 6-2 230 6-0 160 6-0 175 5-8 169 5-11 185 6-1 230 6-1 202 6-1 227 6-1 190 5-10 169 6-2 190 6-2 220 6-0 215 6-3 181 6-9 280 6-1 180 6-1 220 6-1 215 6-0 173 6-11 247 6-3 175 5-10 220 5-10 170 6-1 188 190 200 178 230 205 180 2 Roxboro, N.C. 3 Marion, S.C. 2 Gastonia, N.C. 3 Lenoir, N.C. 3 Cleveland, Ohio 2 Greenwood, S.C. 1 Greenville, S.C. 1 Winston-Salem, N.C. 1 Buffalo, N.Y. Gastonia, N.C. Decatur, Ga. Mullins. S.C. 1 Johnston, S.C. Baltimore, Md. Washington, D.C. Richmond, Va. Charlotte, N.C. Cambria Hght., N.Y. Ayden. N.C. Philadelphia.Pa. Charleston, S.C. Gastonia, N.C. 2 Brooklyn, N.Y. 1 Orangeburg, S.C. Covesville, Va. Monetta, S.C. Cleveland, Ohio Charleston, S.C. Ayden, N.C. - Danville, Va. Montclair, N.J. Mocksville, N.C. Philadelphia, Pa. Columbia, S.C. Indianapolis, Ind. Atlanta, Ga. Baltimore. Md. Minden, La. Columbia, S.C. Greensboro, N.C. Orlando, Fla. Greenwood. S.C. St. Petersburg, Fla. Barnwell, S.C. Flushing, N.Y. 3 Burlington, N.C. Minden, La. 7=r I f _r « k THE BULL BASKETBALL TEAM 1974-1975 Golden Bulls Basketball Team Back row (left to right) Louis Gilliam 42 (Guard); Kenneth Weaver 54 (Forward); Robert Terry 50 (Forward); Robert Lewis 52 (Forward); Milton Hill 34 (Center); George Cooper 50 (Center); Charles Harrington 54 (Center); Joseph McLamb 32 (Forward); Charles Stewart 40 (Forward-Guard) Bottom row (left row) David Pugh 14 (Guard); Derek Wallace 10 (Guard); Chelsea Lewis 22 (Guard); Herbert Entizminger 42 (Guard-Forward); Jessie Douglass 44 (Guard); Luther McMorris 12 (Guard); Armenius Adams 22 (Forward) J.C.S.U. TENNIS TEAM Left; Leslie J. Egleston, Marc Buchanan, Bernard Shelton Right; Mallory D. Fekler, Preston LaGrande, Curtis Bassfield 9h i ' ■ E3F — V Tennis Coach Michael Turner and Miss Tennis Team V Curtis Bassfield (from Richmond, Va.) Junior Floria A M University Sports Carnial 1975 1st. Flight Singles Winner 1st. Flight Doubles Winner Johnson C. Smith University Invitational Tenni: Tournament 1975 1st. Flight Singles Champion 1st. Flight Doubles Champion C.I.A.A. Tennis Tournament 1973-75 1st. Flight Runner-Up Finial Singles and Doubles All C.I.A.A. WZflk L -l. g|il |||rf| ' m jS Bernard Shelton (from Richmond, Va.) Junior Floria A M University Sport Carnial 1975 2nd. Flight Singles Winner Johnson C. Smith University Invitational Tennis Tournament 2nd. Flight Singles Winner 2nd. Flight Doubles Winner C.I.A.A. Tennis Tournament 1973-74 1st Flight Doubles Runner-up All C.I.A.A. A Preston Legrande (from Richmond, Va.) Sophomu Floria A M University Sports Carnial 1975 1st. Flight Doubles Winner Johnson C. Smith University Invitational Tennis Tot 3rd. Flight Singles Winner 2nd. Flight Doubles Winner C.I.A.A. Tennis Tournament 1974 4th. Flight Singles Runner-up 2nd. Flight Singles Runner-up All C.I.A.A. Leslie Egleston (from Charlotte, N.C.) Sophomore Johnson C. Smith University Invitational Tennis Tournament 1975 4th. Flight Singles Winner 2nd. Flight Doubles Winner C.I. A. A. Tennis Tournament 1975 1st. Flight Doubles Runner-up All C.I.A.A. Ma D. Felder (from Charleston. S.C.) Se Johnson C. Smith University Invitational Tenni: Tournament 1975 5th. Flight Singles Winner 3rd. Flight Doubles Winner Marc Buchanan (from Washington D.C.) Freshman Floria A M University Sport Carnival 1975 4th. Flight Singles Winner Johnson C. Smith University Invitational Tennis Tournament 1975 6th. Flight Singles Winner 3rd. Flight Doubles Winner - 7 r THE GOLDEN BULL TRACK First Row — L to K: Kenneth L. Warner, Sim Fogle, Llovd Gibs Second Row — L to R: Coach Powell, Douglas Quarles, Patric S Matthew Clark, Leonard Bodrick. Warren Jones, Herbert Carmicheal, John Ward, Beredie R. D Jerry Clark, Michael Hall Lamar Reed, John Griffin, Steven D. Culmer, Andrew McCullough, Kenneth L. Warner (Senior) Captain of the Track Team Ran the 440 Yard Dash Relay, 880 Yard Rela Best 440 Yard Dash Time 48.1 in the Pent) Relay in 1975 Wallace Davis (Junior) Runner-up in the 100 Yard Dash and the 220 Yard Dash in the C.I. A. A. Track Meet Ran the 440 Yard Dash Relay and the 880 Yard Dash Relay in the Penn Relav in 1975 Best Times 100 Yard Dash — 9.5 220 Yard Dash — 21.4 Jerry Clark (Junior) No: 1 Man for the Cross-Country Team Made First All-District Team in the Cross-Country Won the Open Division in Charlotte Mecklenburg Track Club Cross-Country Meet Qualify for the N.A.I. A. National Cross-Country Meet Herbert Carmichael (Junior) Ran the Hundred Yard Dash — Time 9.3 Qualify for the Penn Relav — Finished in Sixth Place Winner of Smith Relav — Time 9.3 Winner of South Carolina State Relav — Time 9.4 m J.C.S.U. CROSS COUNTRY 1st row — Sim Fogie, Jerrv Clark (Captain), Leonard Bodrick 2nd row — Lamar Reed. Michael Hall. John Griffin Jerry Clark — All District Sim Fogle — All District ' fed ■ JJ i s Junior Class Officers tSSl Front Left to Right: Mary Wilson — S.G.A. Rep., Darvle lack son — Treas.. Rohoda Rhenick — Queen Ba k I .11 to Right: (anis Hamlet — Rec. Sec , Jackie Robinson — Pres.. Harold Tally — V. Pres., Enda Messick — Cor. Sec. Not Pictured, Fontella Boone— SGA Rep. Ava M. Anderson Sagittarius Evelyn Blake Capricorn Obioho Abiakam Isaac Applewhite Jr. Libra Curtis Bassfield Cancer Randy Blythe Jr. Libra Wanda M. Alexander Leo Angelia Bolleng Sagittarius Malcom Barksdale Aquarius Fontella Boone Aquarius Joseph Butler i ' Ronald Burwell Cancer Vickie L. Caraway Virgo Clarence Chisholm Virgo I.aVone Colev Beredie Dixon Gemini Brenda Dunmyer Pisces Charlene Durham Leo Ruth D. Edwards Leo Barbara Fuller Cancer Janice Hamlet Cancer Vann Ernest Libra Lawrence Faulkner Capricorn Charles Funderburk Gemini Wayne Fulcher Cancer Carolann Frazier Pisces Sjfe Curtis Harbour Aquarius Cheryl D. Heard Leo Charles Holiday Pisces Sarah Jefferson Aries Tyward Jordon Jr. Pisces Patricia A. Lennon Gemini Econue! Ingram Pisces Darylle A. Jackson Virgo Johnny C. Johnson Leroy Langston Libra Warnell Lessane Virgo James M. Jefferson Cancer Eleanor R. Jones Taurus James Laster Libra Reginald McClinlon Virgo Iris McKoy Capricorn Judith Means Gemini Marilyn Minor Libra George Moreland Scorpio Bernard Nedab Pisces Patricia Norman Leo Felecia Presley Virgo Vanessa Richardson Sagittarius Jeanette Roberts Taurus Marion J. Robinson Taurus Joyce Ryals Capricorn Jacqueline Rubin Aquarius V Melvin Samuel Scorpio Cerise Stevens Aquarius Harold Talley Aries Pheobe Singleton Libra Gregory Smith Capricorn Robbie Thompson Taurus Karen Stewart Cancer James W. Terry Virgo Joyce Vose Aries Deborah Wadsworth Leo , Cherlyn White Cancer Arthur Whaley Cancer r Carlton Williams Gemini Carl Wheeling Scorpio Sandra Williams Gemini Theodore Wilmore Cancer Diane Wilson Gentry Witherspoon Cancer Vanessa Worsham Libra Gayle Wright Cancer James Zimmerman Cancer |1 I Ik. J y- ft f M- t A v- I E _ )M- M SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS 74-75 PRESIDENT HEYWARD PEARSON V. PRESIDENT DAWN NICHOLS REC. SECRETARY MARY BAKER CORR. SECRETARY MELVETTA JENKINS TREASURER ' TIM McCOY STUDENT GOVERNMENT REP JOANN MAYS DEBRA LESTER MISS SOPHOMORE CONNIE FISHER 1st ATTENDANT BILLIE ANN FOSTER 2nd ATTENDANT GWEN PRICE Marvin Adams Gemini Glen Addison Pisces Donna Atkinson Sagitarius Frederick Barnes Pisces Gerald Blakley Capricorn William Bluford Gemini Leonard Bodrick Taurus Boniface Bakango Taurus Nathaniel Beel Pisces Shermain Bowden Cancer Arlene Boyd Capricorn Marlene Boyd Capricorn Geraldine Brown Cancer Sherilyn Coleman Sagitarius Henri Chapman Aries Deborah Clyburn Aries Jacqueline Cornell Leo Napoleon Clark Cancer Steven Colmu Capricorn Earl Clipper Capricorn William Crawford Cancer Gloria Crutchfield Virgo Gwendolyn Daniels Virgo David Dixon Sagitarius Carroll Dawson Leo Loretta Dawkins Capricorn Vivian Elliott Aquarius Elaine Elston Cancer Ervin Edgerton Gemini Carolyn Evans Gemini Constance Fisher Aries Mary Fletcher Capricorn Druscilla Fogle Gemini Thomas Glover Scorpio Maurice Godson Aries George Griffin Sagitarius Jacqueline Foster Gwendolyn Glover Pisces w ' •j ■ Lloyd Gibson Virgo Olivia Hardin Libra Timothy Harkness Aries Latrecia Harrison Sagitarius John Henderson Scorpio Helen Hinton Libra Linda Houston Aries Emma Howard Virgo . Johnny Headen Capricorn Gwen Henderson Aquarius Delores Hicklin Pisces Patricia Holden Gemini Willette Howard Gemini Charlene Ingram Leo Gerald Jackson Pisces James Jackson Libra Lorenzo Jenkins Virgo James Johnson Jeanne Kinloch Virgo Catherine Laster Scorpio Melvetta Jekins Libra Amanda Kealon Gemini Luther Latten Libra Preston LeGrande Aquarius Sandra McDuffie Cancer Frediretta McGee Taurus Charles McKay Taurus Deborah Lester Aries Timothy McCoy Gemini Carl Mcknight Aquarius Jeannie McLucas Taurus John Monroe Aquarius Cynthia Moody Leo Glenda Moore Capticorn Ann Murray Leo Nathaniel Myers, Jr. Capricorn Ellen Marie Nesmith Capricorn Rosilyn D. Outen Leo Anne Parks Cancer Larry Pearson Aries Winifred Pettis Cancer Pansy Pressley Scorpio Cecelia Rawlins Pisces Glenda Ray Taurus Wallace Robinson Pisces Loretta Satterwhite Pisces Pamela Scott Aquarius Edward Richardson Leo Leon Rogers Virgo Carolyn Seabrooks Pisces Jimmie Sellers Aries Alphonso Smith Taurus Deborah Strong Gemini Veronica Smalls Aires Cassie Stewart Libra Blanche Talley Libra Michael Tolbert Pisces Michael Travis Cancer Vonishier Vose Taurus John Ward Leo Enid Washington Aquarius Kim Washington Aquarius Phyllis Watkins Sagitarius Kenneth Weaver Taurus Terjuana Wilds Sagitarius - 91 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Deep in your longing for the land of your memories and the dwelling place of your greater desires; and our love would not bind vou nor our needs hold you. FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS: First row (L to R) Debra Davis, Sec. Jer- maine Patterson. Treas., Second row (Center) Sandra Grilliam. President. Third row (L to R) Wvsert Bass, Corr. Sec., Mathew Clark, Pari., Michael D. Richardson, Vice President. Carol Adams Aquarius Rubin Adderley Aquarius Joyce Abel Scorpio Pam Barksdale Gemini Michelle Andrews Aquarius Carolyn Austin Aries Jeanette Benjamin Libra Janice Bowman 1 aurus Eric K. Brooks Taurus Felicia Brown Gemini Madeline Brown Capricorn Marconi Buchanan Aries Leroi Brown Bobby Byrd Virgo Cathy Bynum Sagittarius Cheryl Carpenter Libra Matthew Clark Scorpio Catherine Coakley Scorpio Dale M. Cobb Libra Hazel Cook Libra T Darlene Cooper Gemini William Crewes Leo Elaine Crudop Cancer Kenneth David Sagittarius Deborah Davis Virgo Frederick A. Davis Cancer Ranita Daviston Pises Jacqueline Dawkine Cancer David B. Dixon Georgette Dixon Gemini Leola Dixon Libra Marian Doby Gemini Rochelle Docker Sagitarius Cornelia Doran Scorpio Anita Dover Sagitarius : Elderenna Durham Scorpio Anthony Dowing Aries Dennis Earl Virgo 9 Derrick Edwards Cancer Yvonne Edwards Aries Ann Evans Leo Ivey Firons Capricorn Sandra Gilliam Sagitarius Rhonda Gilliard Cancer Annette Graddick Virgo Cynthia L. Ingram Virgo Gayle Jackson Leo Patricia Lunnally Aquarius Thomas Haiger Scorpio Seraphin R. Maketa Cancer Roshan Massey Libra Daryl Harvey Capricorn Marilyn McCarthy Sagitarius Michael McClenton Cancer Rita McClinton Leo Delores McGhee Aquarius Sharon McKnight Aries Marcia McNair Aquarius La ' Bonnie Means Tarus Martha Mitchell Gemini Jacqueline Merritt Aries Devvitt Mobley Pisces Clarina Marrison Vigro Vernon Morton Sagitarius Williean Hudson Libra Ereveina Neal Ricardo Nesbil Libra Ronald Nicholson Capricorn Annette Oglespy Capricorn Michele Oliver Virgo Patricia Page Aquarius Bonnie Parham Pisces Ray Patterson Libra Melvin Parker Capricorn Vernay Paterson Virgo 1 k;49 . , rl Kathy Perry Virgo Chrislyn Pearson Virgo Germaine Patterson Capricorn Reneey Pittman Aries Ambrose Powell Libra Marty Marion Powell Volney Powell Pisces Valencia Pressley Libra Kent Presseley L ibra Annette Oglesley Capricorn Nora Lee Ramsleir Sagitarius Wanda Rogers Pisces Kim Simpson Sagitarius Ricky Sampson Cancer f r i Denise Ross Sagitarius Harden Sanders Aries Elmira B. Roundtree Sagitarius Joan Slade Scorpio Darlene Smith Aquarius Larry T. Smith Leo Randy L. Smith Aries Brenda Sulier Cancer Deborah Summers Virgo Alvia Taylor Aquarius Sharon Thomspon Leo M James Vanderbail Scorpio Pamela Venson Gemini Cheryl Wallace Pisces Sandra Walker Vigro Robert Waller Leo Derek Whitmore Capricorn Alvin Wideman Richard Wiggins Aquarius Clarence Williamson Scorpio Michael Williamson Aries RaShirl Willis Aquarius 2 Marcus Wilson Scorpio Deborah Woods Aries Rita Wray Vigro Douglas Young Aries I 1 ' p i •? J ■i • t . •, :• ; I V fc ■y .. ?• v- Jf • . ' . « , ' li. i o; i v f ; • « WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS rciiiiiiini JSMrfW ■: V:l]rflP- ■ wLl Malcolm Barksdale is a Junior. Business Administration and History Major from Baltimore, Maryland; he also has a minor in Political Science. Malcolm is a third year honor scholarship recipient also a two year recipient of a University Choir Scholarship. Malcolm has been employed for the past two summers for New York City Mission Society. He has been awarded an Educational Expeditions International Scholarship, by Charlotte Model Cities, to study archaeology and anthropoloy in Mallorca, Spain. Vice President Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Voting Representative to the Local Pan Hellenic Council, Student Appointee to Institutional Self Study Committee on Purpose, University Representative to the North Carolina Black Student Congress, University- Senator to the North Carolina Student Legislature, Voted most active male in Junior Class, President Elect of the Student Government Association. Lavonne Coley is a Junior, Music Education major from Dudley, North Carolina. She is a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; Directress of the R.W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, Member of the S.C.A., Soul Choral Ensemble, University Choir, and serves on the Judiciary Board. She was elected Miss Student Christian Association in ' 73. IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES i Sherman Pyatt is a History major from Charleston, South Carolina. He is a member of the Library Club, Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society, Sigma Rho Sigma Honor Society, and the History Club. Bertha Richardson is a native of Hartsville, South Carolina. She is the Daughter of Mrs. Leona Richardson. She is currently a senior Mathematics and Chemistry major. Presently she is serving as President of the Mathematics Club, President of Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society, and treasurer of the senior class. She is also a member of Beta Kappa Chi National Scientific Honor Society and works as a laboratory assistant for the Chemistry Department. Avee Poston is a senior Accounting and General Business major from Monroe, North Carolina. He holds membership in the business and Accounting Club, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Basketball Coach of Police Club Youth League in Charlotte, and played football at Smith for 3 years. In addition he is a tutor for the Accounting Lab and Chairman of the Publicity Committee for the Union Program Board. Mr. Poston worked as a summer intern at Aetna Life Casualty Insurance Company, and is presently employed by Seigle Ave. Presbyterian Church as a counselor of young people ages 6-17. Felicia M. Miller, a Senior Psychology major from Bosehill, North Carolina, is presently Johnson C. Smith University. Felicia holds membership in the following organizations; Vice President of Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society, member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Student Government, Formerly Miss Kappa Alpha Psi and Miss Torch Queen. She did internship at a mental health clinic in Charlotte and turoted children at Ben Salem United Presbyterian Church and Catawba Presbyterian Church in Charlotte. Duane C. Sevillian is a Senior, Political Science major from Buffalo, New York. He is Vice President of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; President of Student Christian Association; President of Alpha Psi Omega National Dramatic Honor Society; Student Representative to the board of Trustees. Recently Mr. Sevillian attended the Drug Abuse Program in Miami, Florida where he received recognition from the University of Miami School of Medicine. He will attend UCLA, Virginia Union Seminary, or Howard Law School in September. Deborah Diane Wilson, Junior Early Childhood major from Piedmont, South Carolina, presently holds a membership in Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, is Corresponding Secretary of SGA, and is first attendant to Miss Student Christian Association. She is also Miss SNEA and cluster coordinator of SNEA, and is an appointee to serve on the Advisory Council to the North Carolina Board of Education. In addition she has served or is serving as a member of the Yearbook Stall, Counselor in Liston Hall, Dean ' s List, Secretary of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Pan Hellenic Council Representative. She was Miss Congeniality of Duke Hall, treasurer of Duke Hall, representative of Smith at North Carolina Association of Educators, Recording Secretary of Sophomore Class, Treasurer of Sanders Hall, Miss Valentine, and Miss Ivy Leaf Club. James Frog Nelson is a Senior, Political major from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He is President of the Student Government Association; member of the Political Science Club; Legal Advisor to North Carolina Black Student Congress; Treasurer of North Carolina Consortium; member of the pep squad; Blue and Gold Committee; Homecoming Committee; Self-Evaluation Committee; Co-Chairman Union Program Board; Chariman Film Committee; Vice President SGA, 1974; Sophomore Class President; Participated in crowning of Miss JCSU 72, 73, 74, Master of Ceremonies Homecoming 74; Chairman of Social Committee SGA 1973-74. A member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. Boetta Carol McClain of Rocky Mount, North Carolina is a senior Sociology major and Social Welfare Minor. She is serving as vice-president of the Senior class. President of Sigma Bho Sigma Honor Society (Social Sciences), reporter for Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society, and recording secretary of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. She is also a member of the campus Sociology Club. Miss McClain is the daughter of Mr. Mrs. Boscoe W. McClain, Sr. of Bockv Mount. Kannatis B. Crawford, Jr., a Political Science Major, is from Washington, D.C. He is a member of Cocoa Phi Cocoa Social Fellowship, Inc., Budget Beview Board, Judicial Committee, and Executive Advisor to SGA ' 74- ' 75. Janice Denise Hamlet, a junior English Communication Arts Major, from Reidsville, North Carolina. Her activities include recording secretary of the Junior Class, SCA chaplin, member of Soul Choral Ensemble, Miss Soul Choral Ensemble 1972, member of the R.W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, Inited Negro College Fund, Newspaper Staff, Poetry Editor, Yearbook Staff Journalist, Treewell Literary Magazine Staff Typist, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Union Program Board, English Club, and member of the University Concert Band. Andre L. Piggery, senior Accounting major from Morristown, New Jersey is currently Senior Class President. Mr. Piggery received the Madison Scholarship Committee Award, served as a Summer Intern as Metropolitan Life in New York, and was named Rho Man of the Year. In addition he has served or is serving as Junior Class Vice-President, 1st Vice Basileus of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, representative to the Pan Hellenic Council, Business Manager of the Yearbook, and a member of the University Choir. Ethel Kelly Grinkley is an English major from Darlington, South Carolina. She is a member of the University Choir, and Editor-in-Chief of the University Student Newspaper. She is also a member of the R.W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc., Rho Omicron Sigma Debate Society, Sigma Tail Delta National Honor Society, Alpha Psi Omega National Dramatic Honor Society, Library Club, Ira Aldridgc Dramatics Guild, Dean ' s List, Babcock Scholarship, Liston Hall Counselor, and a Librarian Assistant. In addition she is a member of the Union Program Board, and has served as Miss Zeta Phi Beta Sorority 1973-1974, most courteous Duke Hall 1971-1972, and as a member of the Freshman Reception Committee 1974-1975. She is currently Miss Sigma Tau Delta ' 74- ' 75, a member of the English Club, and a University Choir Recipient. In Memoriam Buron McDowell departed this life Saturday, March 22, 1975 at the Pennsylvania Medical College Hospital. At the time of his passing, he was a candidate for the Bachelor of Arts Degree from Johnson C. Smith University. He was very active in organizations on campus; among which was Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship, Inc. AWARDS BANQUET 1 ' Grandson David Grandson Brian See, my Ban lasts the whole day!! It ' s only a movie movie!! it ' s onlv a movie . . . onlv a My grades can ' t be this bad! Lean on me!!! Let ' s party down!! Cheyney could never beat J.C.S.U. Right? r 3 ORGANIZATION Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society seated L to R Doris Hix. Gregor) Woods, Karen Baysmore standing I. to R Roetta McClain, Felica Miller. Barbara MeFarland, Cheryl White, Bonnie Ricks, Mrs Ledbetter, advisor, Sherman Pyatt.Rev. DeGrandval Burke, nd S tudent Christian Association left to right Mary Evans Janice Hamlet Diane Wilson Joanne Ma es Samuel Blackwell Vonshier Vose Duane Sevillian Haze! Clark LaVone Coley Joyce Ryals Debora L. Davis Christine Eliza Walker Mathematics Club left to ri«ht: John W. Pettyjohn, Cecil Stokes, Bertha Richardson, Ronald E. McFarland, Averall Miller. Mallnry D. Felder Spanish Club left to right: Willette Howard (Sec), Linda Houston (Ass. Sec), Leonard E. Bodrick 1st row: Cynthia Doby, Elmira Weston, Brenda Cromwell 2nd row: Helen Council, Syverd Baldwin, Ruth Blakeney (Tres.), Suzanne Pearson (Ass. Tres.), Argentina Richardson, Laura Singley Union Program Board i Theresa Morris Kathj Morris Cynthia Doby Sharon Robinson Fontella Boone Curtis Bassfield li. I.. . Vrmfif I.I si ,,,!,.. Locke left to right: Ann Murray. Glenn Addison, Angela Boilings seated standing: Larry Smith. Mrs. Ferrel, advisor, Tyree Johnson. Jane Singleton, Michael Travis SIGMA RHO SIGMA left to right Valerie Moses, Roetta McClain, Barbara McFarland in front: Sherman Pyatt R.W. JOHNSON SPIRITUAL CHOIR Melda Bass LaVone Coley Dale Cobb Robert Thomas Janice Hamlet Carolann Frazier Sharon Thompson Jackie Means Lorenzo Jenkins Elaine Crudup Blanche Tallev Hazel Clark Carolyn Seabrooks Ernest Rich Smith Hall Residence left to right: Anthony K. Tolbert, Harold Talley, James Jefferso lounselors: 301 House Counselors Left to right: Sadie Allen. Severe Baldwin, Patricia CeLennon, Brenda Soloman, Brenda Adams, Carolyn Seabrock. NU GAMMA Alpha Fraternity £ £ From left to ri«ht: Tom McGuire, Ronald Humphries. James Brown. Milton Todd. Alan Johnson. Rudolph Porter. James Clinton. At the bottom: Jay Primus. Demetrius Parker J.C.S.U. Cheerleaders left to right: Darlene Cooper, Phyllis Worthy, Marylinn Minor, Vida Dorane, Deborah Bright, Jacqueline Means, Jeanne Kinloch, Charlene Durham, Brenda Solomon Union Program Board tf 1 ' - V s R l- tK B i r 1 a? left to right: Curtis Bassfield (Film Director), Mrs. Joyce Crisp (Union Director) Eric A. Lowe (Assistant Union Director) Yearbook Staff _ _ _ _- _ _ _ __ - _ Kathv Morris - ' Editor-in-Chief Mallory D. Felder Associate Editor Kathy Morris, Linda Washington Business Manager Andre L. Piggery Sports Editor •■ ■ -J acob T Greek Social Fellowship Reporters Sandra Walker, Vanessa Grime, Neena J Bell Layout Artists Michael A. Gillespie Michael Travis, Chervil D. Smith, Bonnie Ricks Photographers Derick Gayle, Wallace Hyman, Gregory Haynes, Lenoy Langston Typist Deborah Wilson Artists Delores Timberlake, Rodnev H. Felder Journalist ' ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . ' . Janice Hamlet t Seated (3rd from left) Thomas Glover, Theresa Morris, Larry Smith, Carolyn McCollough. Standing (L-R) Milton Todd, Ronald Bnrwell. Pheobe Singleton, Erenest Vann, Wallace Davis. Ira Aldridge Dramatic Guild Classroom Scene Where Student Listen Attentively ALTY SONG foWgHpsby Geom eonc Music by ft. J. Tate We : mPSSkj h , j$ll i a our hea Refrain l jjBBii Pro ? vJi pSWPHilP If m e . our Alma Mat Johnson V hii i own! Our hope, our u ( r L Q ur % ' unfailing! ride of our loyal hearts, well love and honor thee our whole lives through, On, ever on! dear okl J.C. S. U.! Fair Smith, where ' er on earth we roam, Send forth thy constant ray And let it beam with steadfast gleam lead us o ' er Life ' s way HOMECOMING 74 UNIVERSITY STUDENT son C Smt.h Un.versitv le 8. North Carolina 28216 Ethel Kelly Grinkley Clarence E. Chisholm Grilling Wilson John Griffin Douglas Quarles Kimmie Patterson Sharon Simmons Agnes Whittle Michael Travis Janice Hamlet Dwight Pinson Stitch Hyman Samuel Blackwell, Ronald Burwell, SaverP Haynes, Stanley Robinson, Wilfred Davis, Lewis Frederick, Leonard Bodrick Mrs. Lena Sammons Photographers Reporters Advisor Correspondence should be sent to THE UNIVERSITY STUDENT, Johnson C. Smith University, UPO Box 31, Charlotte, North Carolina 28216 The University Student reserves the right to use its discretion in Materials published. Reproduction in whole or in part prohibited without permission. Dick Gregory Lectures At JCSU T A V A R E George Faison Universal Dance Experience AM ALPHA KAPPA Clara Arrington mr W lm 1 jT ' f L p m p Kathryn Morris — Pan-Hellenic Representati Cherilyn White — Pan-Hellenic Represent The sorors of Gamma Delta Chapter play an integral part in the campus life at Smith as well as the community of Charlotte. We strive very hard to fulfill our objective Service to Mankind. Sorors can be found active in almost every organization and activity at Smith. In addition, we offer our services to the community of Charlotte, Our 1974-75 National thei Economic Development — Alpha Kappa Alpha ' s Co Our many projects are geared toward this theme. AKA is Also Known As the Allian ce of Key A hie we Advance through Knowledge and Action uith A Knowhow and Apititude. As a sorority, we stress in sisterhood and service to mankind. f s £ n ta ' ALPHA SORORITY INC XI A v IVY LEAF CLUB DELTA SIGMA THETA . . . •- u V h : - 1 gfc ii Br ' aiit- u f. ■. - J- ' ,U 3 I UWW Sa.:f vl • • h- i t i ' 1  ' L_ I I. f I ' ' ' r s $ ? X3S DYNAMIC DELTA . . . FIFTY-FOUR STRONG! Devotion Sincerity Truth . . . And a love that Will never die. te| Janice Hamlet Sharon Robinson m Defrancia Lewis Vanessa Worsham Phyllis Smith UNITY IN BLACKNESS UNITY IN BLACKNESS Mallory Dennis Felder — President Jacob L. Reid — De Pledgees Malcolm Barksdale — Tr House of Alpha Goodwill is the monarch of this house Men, unacquainted, enter, shake hands, exchange greetings, and depart friends. Cordiality exists among all who abide within. I am the eminent expression of friendship, character and temperament change under my dominant power. Lives once touched by me become tuned, and are therefore amiable, kindly, fraternal. I inspire the musician to play noble sentiments, and assist the chemist to convert ungenerous personalities into individuals of great worth. I destroy all ignoble impulses. I constantly invoke principles which make for common brotherhood and, the echo responds in all communities, and princely men are thereby recognized. Education, health, music, encouragement, sympathy, laughter — all these are species of interest given on self-invested capital. Tired moments find me a delightful treat, hours of sorrow, a shrine of understanding. At all times I am faithful to the creed of companionship. To a few, I am the castle of dreams — ambitious, successful, hopeful dreams. To many, I am the poetic palace where human feeling is rhymed to cclestral motives; to the great majority, I am the treasury of good fellowship. In fact, I am the college of friendship, the university of brotherly love; the school for the better making of men. I AM ALPHA PHI ALPHA! ALPHA PHI ALPHA FRATERNITY, INC. il Cecil Strokes V [si v r || J The Man Who Thinks He Can If you think you are beaten, you are; If you think you dare not, you don ' t. If you ' d like to win, but think you can ' t It ' s almost a cinch you won ' t. If you think you ' ll lose, you ' ve lost, For out in the world we find, Success begins with a fellow ' s will; It ' s all in the stated mind. If you think you ' re outclassed, you are; You ' ve got to think high to rise, You ' ve got to be sure of yourself before You ever can win a prize. Life ' s battles don ' t always go To the stronger or faster man, But soon or late the man who wins is the one who thinks he can. Alpha Omicron Chapter jnra amMk • KAPPA • ALPHA • PSI • A C H I E V E M E N T ALPHA EPSILON TILL • I • DIE BROTHERS DOING IT TOGETHER At a time of adverse racial discrimination, ten astute Black men on the campus of Indiana University felt a need to establish an organization to unite college men of culture honor and patriotism in a bond of Fraternity with Achievement as their fundamental objective. Finally af- ter long consideration and problems from all areas, espe- cially the campus itself, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. was founded on January 5, 1911. This year, as in the past, the Brothers of Alpha Epsilon will continue in their belief through programs such as: Daily tutoring at James B. Duke Library, dinner for un- derpriviledged children, Easter egg hunt, Peter ' s Memo- rial Award, and the Kappa League, which is a program for today ' s Black youth. NU OMEGA PSI PHI Isaac Appleu Keeper of Pe Duane Sevillian Terry Douglas Robert Armstnui 1st Vice-Basileus Dean of Pledgees Dean of Pledget Sons of Blood and Thunder W q V r 1 r 4 | 1 y 1 1 ) Bj 1 Ulysees Lee Keeper (if Fi THE GREATEST i Omega Men In Action Isaac Applewhite — Football Team, P.E. Club Robert Armstrong — J.C.S.U. Marching Bank Concert Bank Rudolph Bradley — Pres. Debating Team, Pres. Political Science Club; Student Judiciary Bo Daryl A. Jackson — Jr. Class Treasurer, Football Team; Dean ' s List Gerald Johnson — Football Team John Johnson — Swimming Team; Union Program Board; Pan Hellenic Council Ulysees Lee — Treas. Student Government Assoc. Kenneth Locke — Business Club; Off-Campus Men ' s Organization Tim McCoy — Myers Hall Residence Council; Union Program Board; Fresh. Orientation Tr Jerry MeKoy — Recording Sec. of Pan Hellenic Council; Political Science Club Luther McMorris — Basketball Team Derek Mallory — SCA Representative; Treas. Math Club; Biology Club; JCSU Choir; Honor Dale Patterson — Football Team Andre Piggery — JCSU Choir; Pres. Senior Class; Who ' s Who Among Students Avee Poston — Union Program Board; Dean ' s List; Business Club; Nat ' l Assoc, of Black Ace Duane Sevillian — Pres. SCA; Pres. Alpha Psi Omega; Parliamentarian Senior Class; Who ' s Gary Siplin — V.P. Political Science Club; Dean ' s List Harold Tally — Rep. To Pan Hellenic Council; Union Program Board; Smith Hall Council ; Who ' s Who An ong Students SWING PHI SWING SOCIAL FELLOWSHIP gt President Rhoda Rennick Wadesboro, NC Political Science Treasurer Dean of Pledges Fontella Boone Philadelphia. Penn. Mathematics Chaplain Anita Moore Charlotte, NC Political Science Miss SWING PHI SWING Linda Moore Burlinton, NC English Ad isnr Miss McGriff (Not Pictured) Olivia Harding York. SC Accounting Major ..t Pictun .1 Vice President Karen Cole New Rochelle, NY Political Si ii no (Not Pictured) History SH™.!; r::v ellows  ip - « « . « - w„ s ,„„ Sa ,e m state existing chapters throughout th. ntrj S ING ' ' today ,,rt Corresponding Secreta Edna Mickle Charlotte, NC Journalism TOGETHER IN BLACKNESS AND UNITY BULL CHAPTER Maceo Howard Barrv Johnson David Crumpton Lawrence Graves Samuel Smith David Buekn Vice-President Secretary- Corresponding Business Manager Chaplain Sgt. At Am Jerome Johnson Walter Lee Cole t ± James L.Drake C k f) Andre Duval (V. J m 1 ± k: • 5 A i Greg Pogue Clifford A. Bullard Anthony Tolber Russell Thompson Daryl Powe Marquis L. Cauthen James Pemberton saw $i i Alice Tuck -- Hit, ' -.■ fc 1 Mi 1 Diane Phillips Goldsboro, NC ZETA PHI BETA SORORITY was founded on the campus of Howard Ur scholarship, service, and sisterly love and finer womanhood. ;ity in Washington, DC. They exemplifying the objectives of ALUMNI RECOGNITION MRS. MAGGIE L. MALLORV Mrs. Corlev Mrs. Ruth Ellis James Mrs. Maggie L. Mallory, president of the Philadelphia Chapter, was born in Greenville, N.C. She re- ceived her early education in the Greenville Public Schools and a Bachelor of Arts Degree from Johnson C. Smith University in 1951. She returned to teach in Greenville for four years before be- coming a teacher in the Philadelphia Public Schools. Maggie completed her gr aduate studies at the Univer- Mt ol Penna. and Temple Univer- sity in Reading and Elementary Education. Order of Eastern Star, The Poinsetta Club of O.E.S.P.H.A. Frontiers International Auxilliary, Phila. Travel Club, Parents Auxilliary of Boy Scouts of America, Girl Scout Leader and Den Mother. She lias received numerous awards and citations from various civic, religious and social organizations: The Chapel of Four Chaplains, First African Presbyterian Church, Boy Scouts of Philadelphia, Girl Scouts of Philadelphia, Boy Scout Troop 161 and Parents Auxilliary of Troop 1642. Mrs. Ruth Ellis James is recipient ot the Alumni Recognition Award from the Augusta, Georgia Chapter of the Johnson C. Smith University Alumni Association for the ear 1974-75. Mrs. Ellis has worked deligently with the Augusta Alumni Chapter and was instrumental in sponsoring the J.C.S.U. Choir for two years. She has been a member of the J.C.S.U. Century Club for two consecutive years and is treasurer of the Augusta Alumni Chapter. She is an active member of the Zeta Xi Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorarity and holds the office of Epistoleus and is chairper- son ol the Black Heritage Commit- tee. 1 I [1 4 f ( r 11 Mrs. Corley over the year has been a staunch supporter of all Chapter activities. She has served as Chair- woman of many of our Chapter proj- ects such as Spring and Fall dances, social welfare programs, and many other fund-raising projects. Her out- standing unselfish devotion and en- thusiastic support of programs spon- sored by our Chapter and the Na- tional Alumni Association fully sup- port this special recognition. Mrs. Corley received the B.A. de- gree from Johnson C. Smith in 1945. She is the mother of Marsha Keith of Silver Spring, Maryland. Mrs. Cor- ley is a member of the Northeastern Presbyterian Church, Washington. D.C. , and she is employed by the National Security Agency of the De- partment of Defense. Zoel S. Hargrave Mr. Philip D. Matthews Born in Detroit, son of a prominent Detroit pharmacist. His mother was a distinguished social worker. Philip attended high school at Palmer Memorial Institute in Selden, North Carolina, graduating with hon- ors. He attended the Detroit Institute of Technology for one year before en- tering Johnson C. Smith in 1957. When at Smith, he was a member of the band and operated a successful dry cleaning business. He graduated in 1961 with a major in psychology and a minor in biology. Philip served in the U.S. Army as a psychological tester for two years. Af- t er leaving the service he went to work for Michigan Bell Telephone Co. in the marketing department in 1963. Re- cently Phil was appointed Directory Sales Manager. Phil is active in Church, Y.M.C.A., Boy Scouts, and the Detroit Retarded Association. Phil is married to a Detroit Public School Administrator and has two daughters, six and eight years old. Phil has served as President of Johnson C. Smith Alumni Association Detroit, Pontiac Chapter for 1964- 1966. The Charlotte Region unani- mously named Zoel S. Hargrave as Alumnus of the year 1974- 1975. Mr. Hargrave has been of the most consisyent and dedicated supporters of the alumni chapter, since graduating from Johnson C. Smith University in 1937. He has served the Charlotte Region in many capacities. He was elected president of the Charlotte Alumni Chapter for three terms. During his administration he was associated with the Inter- Alumni Council and served as President for one term. He has been one of the outstanding so- licitors for our annual member- ship drive. In 1966, he was elected President of the General Alumni Association. During his administration, the Regional Division set-up was begun. In addition to his alumni contributions he has served many other civic organizations namely: Basileus of Pi Phi Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Representative of the Sixth District of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Co-Chairman of the Board of Directors of the National Conference for Christians and Jews, Chairman of the Board of Management of the McCrorev Branch YMCA. William Oglesby was born in Charlotte, N.C. He attended the St. Michael Parochial School in Charlotte and Brainerd Institute in Chester, S.C. He entered Johnson C. Smith University in the mid twenties (1924) and graduated in 1928. He was the recipient of a Masters Degree in sociology in 1936 from Columbia University of New York City. Mr. Oglesby returned to Brainerd Institute to teach for the next nine years. Later he moved to Denmark, S.C. to in- struct at Voorhees College. Stu- dents at Voorhees enjoyed his classes for twelve beautiful years. While there he had pub- lished a book of poems entitled Meditations , copyright 1940. Bill, as he was known by many, was called to Philadel- phia, Pa. to serve with the Board of Christian Education. During his twenty two years with the board he found time to be an ac- tive and long time member of the Philadelphia Alumni Chapter of Johnson C. Smith University- serving as chaplain and editor of S. P.A.N, the Phila. Alumni newspaper. Administration Staff Faculty AmUATED WFTH COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS TM BOARD OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY OF THE UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH HIT r s, v NO M THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA MrCHu NS SUMMER SCHOOL FOR TEACHERS JOHNSON C SMITH UNIVERSITY Charlotte. North Carolina 28216 OfTICC OF THE PRESIDENT TO: The Students Of Johnson C. Smith University GREETINGS: It is always an honor to greet the students of this great University through the medium of this fine annual publication. The students comprising the editorial staff and advisors have put forth tremendous efforts to highlight the activities of the year and capture those mements of great significance. We commend them for their efforts and dedication on a job well done. The 1974-75 school year has seen the University move in the direction in which we can all be proud. Student enrollment in- creased ten percent, new programs in Communication Arts, Music- Business Administration and Social Work are bein implemented, existing programs are being evaluated, and the University is under- going a self-study for the reaffirmation of accreditation. This photogravure of activities and life on the campus of Johnson C. Smith University will be of tremendous interest to alumni and friends as it catches the spirit of the temper of college life today. Sincerely, Wilbert Gree President Wilbert Greenfield (President of Johnson C. Smith Univei Dr. Limone C. Collins (Vice President, Academic Affairs) Dr. Jack S. Brayboy (Vice President, Administrative Affairs) 172 Dr. Joseph A. Gaston (Vice President, Student Affairs) ■ • - BS Mr. Mack Davidson (Vice President, Business Affairs) 173 Rev. Hood (Dean of Men) Mrs. Pills (Dean of Women) elton (Registrar Upward Bound Mr. Lewis C. Dowdy Counseling Service D Miss Ruth M. Parrott 1 Secretary Mrs. Joan C. McClure Director of Financial Aid Mrs. Scoletta M. Stewart Post Office i Mrs. Aurelia L. Law Bookstore Manager Mrs. Hellana H. Tidwell Upward Bound Miss Lilly Piatt Practical Nurse Mr. Cleveland James Director of Mvers Hall Mrs. Lessie T. Deavers Post Office Mrs. Bernice W. Spence j77 Assistant Bookstore Manager Mr. James Brown (Security) Mr. Furness J. Armstead (Administrative Of- ficer) Miss Kay Frances Watts (Switchboard) Mrs. Carolvn D. Smith (Secretary, Business Office) Miss Annie R. Brown (Secretary, Mainte- nance Dept.) Mrs. Daier W. Clark (Director, Liston Hall) Miss Dorothy C. Whitener (Secretary, Busi- ness Office) Mr. Freddie Clinton (Director, Smith Hall) Miss Rosa Land (Director, Duke Hall) Mrs. Dorothy Worthy (Director, Sanders Hall) W.i Mrs. Mary Flowe (Library) Mrs. Matlie Grigsby (Library) Belinda S. Wang (Library) Mrs. Gibson (Library) Mrs. Joella Ferell (Library) I Mrs. Annie Lee (Library) Mr. James (Library Multi-Media) Mr. Floyd Young (Director, Food Service) Mrs. Calvene F. Ross (Secretary, Dean of Studies) Mrs. Willie B. Mobley Miss Patra Adams SeC retary, Union) (Secretary, Counseling Services) Miss Gloria Gest (Studies Assistant) DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC Mr. Christopher W. Kemp (Head of Music Department) Mr. Marvin W. Davenport Miss Edythe R. Gray (University Organist) DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES Mrs. Marie P. Prado Dr. Manuel Platas DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY and RELIGION Dr. Ralph Bohn (Head, Dep. of Philosophy Religion) Rev. Herman L. Counts 182 Dr. Oguah (Philosophy) Dr. Huey Rowe-Anderson (Chemistry Department) DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY Mrs. Vietta E. Neal (Department Chairman) Dr. Synder DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY POLITICAL SCIENCE Mr. James Bass (Chairman) Dr. John C. Sekyi Dr. Paul Nutting DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS and PHYSICS Dr. Appavoo Permual (Chairman, Physics Department) Mrs. Johnnie Bullock (Math-Physics) i ' S f Mr. Foster Drakeford (Math-PhySTCS) ' DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION f i mini Dr. Parker (Head of Department) (Not Pictured) JOHNSON C. SMITH UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL COACHING STAFF Eddie C. McGirt Head Coach Eddie Harris Assistant Coach Lewis Ferrell Henry Douglas Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Charles R. Cox Associate Head Coach Kenneth S. Powell Offensive Coach y. X Moses S. Sharpe Assistant Coach V , DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY and PSYCHOLOGY SENIOR DIRECTORY Alexander, Boyi e 3603 Criffith St. Charlotte, N.C. Accounting Major University Choir, Ira Alderidge Dramatic Guild, Alpha Psi Omega Honor Fraternity, Student Government, Homecoming Coronation, R.W. Johnson Spiritual Choir Allison. Brenda Kaye Rte. 3 Clover, South Carolina Psychology Major, Member of United Negro College Fund (Pre Alumni Council), Miss United Negro College Fund (1973-74) Trea- surer of United Negro College Fund Burrell, Lonnie James 900 Clanton Rd. Charlotte, North Carolina 28210 English Major, President of English Club, Sigma Tau Delta National English Honor Society Who ' s Who Among Students in American Col- leges and Universities — 1974-75 Armfield, Debra C. 556-Fairview Avenue Woodruff, South Carolina Intermediate Education Major, Student Christian Association, U- nited Negro College Fund, Homecoming Committee, Student Gov- ernment Association, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Publicity Commit- tee, Student National Education Association, Big Brother, Big Sister Committee Byrd, Brenda Perkins 1968 H Hartford Drive Gaston ia, North Carolina Major. Off Campus Wo ; Organization Campbell. Richard A. 2931 Bellaire Dr. Charlotte, North Carolina Physical Education Major, SNEA, CEC South Boston, Virginia Intermediate Education Major, SNEA, SGA, Yearbook Stall Baysmore, Karen Marie Route 1, Box 237, Whal. Station Suffolk, Virginia Miss United Negro College Fund (1974-75) University Choir, Year- book Staff, United Negro College Fund, R.W, Johnson Spiritual Choir, Biology Research Program, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Blackmon, Gloria A. 1443 Capps Hill Mine Rd. Charlotte. North Carolina Early Childhood Education Major Bradley, Michael 651 Morton St. N.W. 23 Washington, D.C. 20010 Intermediate Education Major, Chairman of Student Social Activity (1972-73) Yearbook Photograph; (1973-74, 1974-75) Brown, Daisy M 1156 Brym Road Charleston, South Carolina Accounting Major, Library Club, Yearbook Staff Carter, Jr., Luther I26-E Ben Tillman Charleston. South Carolina General Business Major, Footb; Coble, Peola 27 Pease St. Mt. Vernon. New York Nickname: Sweet Pea Accounting Major, Minor — Economics, University Choir, Business and Economics Club, Mod Education, Sigma Rho Sigma Honor Soci- ety, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. 2nd attendant — Miss JCSU, President — Duke Hall Coleman, Candace D. 39 Hampton Terrace Orange, New Jersey Physical Education Major. Swimming Team, Physical Educate Club. Pep Squad, Biologx Club Coleman, Wayne Eldrid Oakland California Nicknames. Sweet Oakland. Soul Train, Hercules ' History Major. Student Government, History and Political Science Clubs, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Pre Law Club. Track and Wrestling Teams, Director of Educational Acti ities, Alpha Phi Alpha Fatemit) In. I ( S I Marching Band. Scholastic Honor Roll Stu- dent. Spanish and Sociology Clubs. Brow n, Ralnard Jerome 2234 Savannah reri S E ,.i 23 Washington, D.C. 201)20 Cornwcll. Tommy L. 631-A Melanie CT Charlotte, North Carolii Physical Education Major Felder Rodney Handy 111 N.Alexander St. Charleston, S.C. Covington, Roslyn 1037 Longfellow Avenue Bronyx, New York Off Campus Women ' s Organization, Library Club, Psychology Club, United Negro College Fund, Psychology Major Frazier Stanley Ray 2712 Botany St. Charlotte, N.C. Early Childhood Major Activities; SNEA, CEC Crawford, Jr., Kannatis B. 2306 Monroe St. N.E. Washington, D.C. Political Science Major, Cocoa Phi Cocoa Social Fellowship, Budget Review Board, Judicial Committee, Executive Advisor to Student Fuller Christine 1340 North 28th St. Phila Penn. Early Childhood Education Major Activities, Chior, SNEA Dailey, Linda J. 3799 East 147th St. Cleveland, Ohio Physical Education Major, Physical Education Club, Student Go ' ernment. Spanish Club, Duke Hall Council, Swimming Tean Newspaper Staff Fuller Pamela 1740 Church Lane Phila, Penn Sociology, Major Activities, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. Sociol- ogy Club, Chairman of Pan Hellenic Council Miss Delta Sigma Theta 73-74. 1st Attendent Miss senior class, Vice Pres. of Sandra Hall Dalton, George William Route 2 Box 459 Walnut Cove, North Carolina 27052 Accounting Major Gaither. Beverly Ann 137 B Henery St. New Haven, Conn. Political Science, Major Activities Band. Student Christan Ass. Dawson, Geraldine Rte. 1, Box 99-C Seabrook, South Carolina 29940 803-846-8818 Intermediate Education Major, Minor- Music, Duke Hall — counsel, treasurer, and counselor. Music Educator ' s National Conference, University Choir, Librarian, R.W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, University Student Typist, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., Student National Educators, Freshman Reception Committee, Student Judiciary Board Caither Mary Ann P.O. Box 213 Liberty Hill, S.C. English, Major Communication Art Minor Activities: Marching Band, Treewell Staff. Act I, Union Program Board, Chairman Recreation Committee Diantete, Antoine M. 34 Ave. Clementine MBANZA-NGUNGU KINSHASA, ZAIRE Account! Club rg Major. Pres. of Intern Student ' s Organization, French Gamble. Mildred Louise 1832 Able St Charleston. S.C. Sociology, Major Activities, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. Math Club, Miss Math Club. Sociology Club. Junior Class assistant Tres. Duke. Bruce D 806-3rd St. S.W. Hickory, N.C. iness Major, Activities Block S Club, Football, All- Gayle Derrick C. 44 Fourth Ave. Westbury, N.Y. Accounting Major Activite Photographer, Counselor. Yearbook Photographer, Newpape Felder Mallory Dennis 111 Alexander St. Charleston, S.C. Activities; Judical Committee, Tennis Team, Pres. Alpha Phi Alph; Frat. Editor in Chief of the Yearbook 1974,75 Graham, Gertrude Re Charleston, S.C. Business Administration and Accounting, Major. Activiti Club. Library Club, S.G.A. Yearbook Staff, Business Club. Green Jr. Claude 368 Washington Ave Brooklyn, NY. Psycholog . Major Activities, Vice Pole 74-75, Announcer of W.J.C.S. 73-74 ch Kappa Alpha Psi Frat Hart. Nora J. 5477 W. Morse St. Phila, PA. al Education: Major Activities, Tennis, Music- Greene, Carolyn Linda 325 South Gardner Apt 1. Charlotte, N.C. Biology, Major Activities. Tan Phi Cocoa Social Sorority, Ir Chapter of Tan Phi Cocoa, Biology Club. ■Pres. of Grand Natic Hemphill, Margaret 3117 New Dixie Bd. Charlotte, N.C. Hicks. Blanch Mai Gilliam. Jacqueline Clover, Virgina Intermediate Education, Major Activities, SNEA. SGA, Yearbook Staff Pep Club. Grimes Vanessa Dayle Btc. 3, Box 254 Ashland, Va. Economics, Major Activites. Pres. of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc 74-75, Yearbook Staff, Student Government, Sweetheart of Math Club and Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc, Pan — Hellenic Hairston, Carolyn A. Winston Salem, N.C. Intermediate Education Major Activity Library Club. SNEA, SGA. Pep Club, Grinkley, Ethel Kelly 138 Donerail St. Darlington, S.C. English Major Activities, University Choir, R.W. Spiritual Choir. Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.. Library Assr., Union Program Board. Rho Omieron- Sigma Society Pan Hellenic Council, Sigma Tau Delta English Honor Society, Bull Staff, Dean List, Miss Zeta 73-73 Early Childhood Educatii Hall Council. Student Doi : Major Activities, SNEA, Band, Duke Judieary Board. Hill, Diane L. 10 Beta Dr. N. Amityville. Long Island, N.Y. 11701 ication Jc ecniiter Coi Route 1, Box 41-A Pamplin, Va. 32958 Major Activities, Home ■ ngCo Psychology: Major Activities; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.; Ir Aldridge Dramatic Guild; Attendant — Ms. Senior Class Hooks. Yvette 1951 Penfield St. Philadelphia, Pa Majo Howard, Collis Dewitt 408 Gay St. Danville. Va. 24541 Political Science: Major Activites; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Ir Political Science Club Harmon, Carl W. 3030 Dora St. FT. Myers. Fla. Psychology: Major Activities. Kappa Alpha Psi Frat, Student Cu Harris Vaughan 3529 Holmead PI. N.W. Washington. D.C. Johnson, Eleanor A. 119 Farm St. Darlington, S.C. 29532 English: Major Activities; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Counselor-Liston Hall, Newspaper Staff; Yearbook Stall , English Club 340 S. fith Mt. V emoi Biology: Major Activity mittee, Univ. Choir. and, Biologj Club. Hi Johnson. Jerome 3901 Suitland Rd. 913 Suitland, Md. 20023 Political Science Me Homecoming Commit Fellowship; Inc., Pre Legal Aid Society; Mt lor Activities; Freshman Reception Comm.; ee; Vice-Pres. — Groove Phi Groove Social Law Club. Tennis Team; Essence of Life; mber Charlotte Chapter NAACP Johnson, Portia L. Brooklyn, New York Accounting: Major Activities, Band, Counselor. Mi Phi Nu Pet Class, Lewis, Chelsea 131 Princess Drive Major Activities, Basketball Jones, Edward D. 9324 S. Michigan Chicago, Illinois P.E. Major Activities; Swim Team Locke, Kenneth J. 127 Stanton St. Buffalo, N.Y. Business Administration Major Activities, Pres. of Omega Psi Phi Frat. Jones, Iris D. Spider 400 Aspen St. N.W. Washington, D.C. Biologv: Major Activities, Biology Club, M.S.B.S. Research U.N.C.F. 102 Steele St. Stanly, N.C. Socilogy Major Jones, Manuell 2008 Washington Ave Charlotte, N.C. Sociology: Major Activities, Library Club. Univ., Choir. R.W. Johnson Choir. Sociology Club. Massey, Fred 400 Seldon Dr. Charlotte. N.C. Accounting: Major Ledbetter, Deborah Ann 1432 Webster Ave Bronx. N.Y. Early Childhood Education: Major Activitii SNEA Matthews I Stanton Rt. 2 Box 149 Paw ley Island, S.C. Accounting: Major Activities. Business Club, Health Center Staff. Lee, Annette Emily 1710 Campbell St Camden, S.C. General Business: Major Pep Club, S.G.A. McClain, Carolyn Delores 315 Dixon Street Charlotte, N.C. English: Major Activities, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Editc Treewell, Univ. Student. Lee, Ulysses 405 Charles St. Florence, S.C. Lennon, Patricia C. 138 N. Peace St Phil. Pa Intermediate Education: Major Activities, Vice Pres of Duke Hall. Homecoming Committee, Freshman and Sophomore Class Rep.. Committee to the Board of Trustee. Band SNEA Lewis Betty Jo 408 S. Oak St Seneca, S.C. McClain. Roetta Carol 646 Myrtle Ave. Rocky Mount, N.C. Sociology: Major Activities, Pres. of Sigma Rho Sigma Honor Society, Reporter of Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society, Vice Pres. of Senior Class, Delta Sigma Theta, Sociology Club. McCoy, James Jr. Rte 4 Box 163 Kershaw, S.C. Business Administration Activities, Pres. of Junior Class. Omega Psi Phi Frat. Inc Who ' s Who Among College Students Sigma Rho Sigma Honor Society, UNCF, Student Government History: Majo Lewis, Chelsea 131 Princess Drive General Business: Major McDowell, Byron 7005 Clearview St. Phila, Pa. Psychology: Major Activities, School Radio Static Groove Social Fellowship, Psychology McFarlan, Barbara Ann Rle 1, Box 12.3 Patrick, S.C. Sociology: Major Activities, Alpha Kappa Mu He Rho Sigma Honor Society, Yearbook Staff Society, Sigma Intermediate Education: Major Activities, Who ' s Who Among Stu- dents in American Colleges and Universities, Co-Editor Yearbook, SNEA, Union Program Board, Student Government Assoc, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. Pan-Hellenic Rep. McKinney, Charlotta N 1 Bogard Street Charleston, S.C. English: Major Activities, English Club, Yearbook and Ne Staff. Moses, Valerie D. 2520 Jefferson Davis St. Charlotte, N.C Business Administration: Majc ity Inc., Sigma Rho Sigma Ho dential Ins. Scholar Acth or Sc ties. Alpha Kappa Alpha Snro iety, Citv Women ' s Club, Pr McMorris II, Luther Carven 515 S. Campbell St. Camden, S.C. Political Science: Major Activities, Varsity Basketball, Parli; rian of Political Science Club, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc McRae, Terri 308 Pugh Rd. Clinton, N.C. Leigh Activities, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Rep. to Pan He Means, Jacqueline A. 1437 N. Whitehall Dr. Florence, S.C. Business Administration: Major Activities: Delta Sigma Theta Sor ity Inc., Yearbook R.W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, Math Club, Tr. surer of Sophomore Class Mebane, Teresa 802 D Street Martinsville, Va. General Business: Major Activities, Spanish Club. Liston Hall Co cil Miller, Bernice 1548 W. Market St. Cheraw, S.C. Sociology: Major Activities. Sociology Club, Library Club, Pschology Club, David Wilson Fan Club Vice Pres., Voters Registration Drive Aid, N.A.A.C.P., Sickle Cell Anemia helper. Myers, Alton P. Rt. 1, Box 16 Allendale, S.C. Activities, Student Government Representative. Student Govern- ment Treasurer, Sigma Rho Sigma Honor Society in the Social Sci- ences Treasurer, Alpha Kappa Mu Nat. Honor Society Treasurer, Par- liamentarian, Junior Class, Yearbook Business Manager, Business and Economics Club, Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Univer- sity, New Student Orientation Committee Nance, Claudia Marie 206 Greenacre Rd. Greenville, S.C. General Business: Major Activities, Delta Sigma Theta, Pep Club, Library Club, Photograph Club, Choir Nelson, Romona 2432 Elvans Rd. S.E. Apt. 104 Wash., DC. Social Welfare: Major Acti ' Choir, Student Christian gy Club, R.W. Johnson Nixon. Thomasina 733 Piney Wood Rd. Columbia, S.C. Activities, S.G.A. member. Dress Advisor for the Cornation, Miss Sophmore Class, Chairman Freshmen Orientation Committee, Member Freshmen Orientation, Band, Councelor in Duke Hall, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Dean of Pledgess for Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Miss J.C.S.U. first runner-up, Greek Newspaper Re- porter, Chairman Hospitality Committee for Student Union, Student Union Board Miller, Felicia M. Rt I, Box 1I9-B H,,s, Hill. N.C. Psycholog) Majoi Alpha Kappa Mu. ities, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Vice Pres. Johnson C. Smith Univ. 1974-1975, Social Patterson, Dale A. 505 Foster PI. N.W. Lenoir, N.C. Sociology: Major Omega Psi Phi, Footba Morris, Kathryn P. It Marshall St. Apt. 9 E Irvington, N.J. Phillips, Diane Rt 1 Marshville, N.C. Early Childhood Education Treasurer of Student National Educati, Secretary S.N.E.A. Pickett, Marcia Vivian 104 Daisy Dr. Greenville, S.C. Activities, Pep Club, United Negro College Fund, Choir, SNEA, Lib- rary Club Reid, Columbus Lynwood Anderson, South Carolina Physical Education: Major Physical Education Club, Fellowship of Christian Athletes Treasurer, Student Gov ' t, Football Letterman on Varsity Squad 4 years Piggery, Andra Lloyd 8 Court Street Morristown, NJ. Accounting: Major Activities, Yearbook Staff, Pres. Senior Class Omega Psi Phi Frat. Choir, Rep. to Pan Hellenic Council Honor Stu dent Richardson, Bertha Ann 512 Howard St. Hartsville, S.C. Mathematics Chemistry: Major Activities, Pres. Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society 1974-75, Pres. Mathematics Club, Treasurer of Senior Class, Beta Kappa Chi Nationa Scientific Honor Society Porter Jr., Rudolph 1496 W Terrace Circle 6 Teaneck, N.J. Marketing: Major Activities, Pr NAACP Nu Gamma Alpha, Student Go Richardson, Gloria A. 2339 Carmine St. Richmond, Va. Political Science: Major Activities, Basileus AKA Sorority, Re retary of Political Science Club, SGA Powe Sr., Darrel Sinclaire 3015 Wickham Ave. Bronx, N.Y. Activities, Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship Inc., Track Team, W.J.C.S. Radio Station D.J Program Director, Pre-Law Club, Founder of JCSU Legal Aid Society, Founder Darrell Sinclaire Drama En- semble Drama Club, Cheer Leader Powell, Cheryl J. 3381 N.W. 50th Street Physical Education: Major Activitie tion Club, Delta Sigma Theta , Student Gov ' t, Physical Edu Ricks, Bonnie M. Rte. 5, Box 31 Rocky Mount, N.C. Intermediate Education: Major Activities, Secretary of Senior Class Vice Pres. of Student National Education Assoc, Attendat to Miss SNEA, Dean ' s List Student, Pres. of House Council, Yearbook Staff Robinson, Sharon Marie 4409 Glenview Rd. Cleveland, Ohio Early Childhood Education: Major Activitie: Hellenic Council 73-74, Union Program Be Theta Sorrority Inc. Probate Marshall , Uni. Choir. Pres. of Pan ard, SNEA, Delta Sigma Prioleau, Neil A. 1627 Newland Rd. Charlotte, N.C. Activities, Phi Beta Sigma Frat. Inc., University Choir, R.W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, Freshman Orientation, United Negro College Fund Pyatt, Sherman E. 22 Orr ' s St. Charleston, S.C. History: Major Activities, Marching Band, Library Club, History Club, Sigma Rho Sigma Honor Society, Ralph Bunche Scholar 1973- Reeves, Harold Vinson 258 East 125th St. 23D New York, N.Y. Political Science: Major Activities, Kappa Alpha Psi Frat., Parliamen- tarian of United Negro College fund. Chairman of Student Gov ' t So- cial Committee, Library Club, Union Program Board Film Commit- tee, Coordinator of JCSU Pep Squad, Pan Hellenic Council Rep. Treasurer, DJ for WJCS Radio Station Sugars, Brindle D P.O. Box 425 Lamar S.C. Marketing: Major Activities, Counselo Shelton, Christy 604 B. St. Ashland, Va. Mathematics: Major Avtivities, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority In Band, Pan-Hellenic Rep., 2nd Runner-up Miss Freshman Class, Vi Pres. Sophomore Class Smith, Marilyn Rte. 2, Box 431 Mt. Pleasant. S.C Sociology: Major Activities, Sec. of Freshman Class, Cheerleader, Union Board Film Conimitte, Recreation Committee, Homecoming Committe, Social Conimitte, Sociology Club Snulligan, Marsha Maria 6924 Willow Wood Dr. St. Louis, Missouri Sociology Religion: Major Activities, Newspaper Staff, Band, Stu- dent Christian Assoc, Misue of Drug Assoc, Girls Swim Team, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Student Government Stephens, Lynnda P.O. Box 294 South Boston, Va. Mathematics: Major Activities, Math Club, Senior Counselor, Sigma Rho Omicron Debate Club Stevens, Elaine Cordelia 100 Haynie St. Creenville, S.C. Early Childhood Education: Major Activities, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Majorette, Student Government Assoc, Miss Alph Phi Alpha. University Choir Washington, Linda 10936 South Eggleston Chicago, III. Political Science: Major Activities, Univ. Hostess 74-75, Political Sci- ence Club, Band, Choir, Student Rep to Divison of Social Science, Corr. Sec. to Student Government, Co-Editor Yearbook 1973,74,75, Homecoming Committee Weber, Andrea Modesta Rte. 1, Bov 123 Shelby, N.C. General Business: Major Activities, Student Gov ' t, Band, Pep Club, Library Club, 1st Attendant Freshmen Class, Photography Club Whitfield, Larry Anthc 3645 N. 11th St. Phila. Pa. Biology: Major Thompson Jr., Russell N. 262 E Penn St. Phila, Pa. Marketing: Major Activities, Groove Phi Groove, Student L ' r Board. Freshmen Orientation Committee, Yearbook Staff Williams, Annie Feliciteus 310 New Street York. S.C. English: Major Activities, Library Club, Drama Club. English Club, Majorette, Student Gov ' t, SNEA, SCA Timberlake, Charlotte 1461 Maplewood Dr. Durham, N.C. Early Childhood Education: Major Activities, Library Club, Choir, SGA, F.I.A., S.N.E.A.. U.N.C.F. Wilson, Grillins C. P.O. Box Stanley, N.C. Sociology Political Science: Major Activities, Library- Club, Pres. of Sociology Club, Sports Editor, Executive Editor Of Newspaper, Coronation Homecoming Committe, Debate Club, Dramatics Guild Timberlake, Margaret 601 26th St. Burner, NC Early Childhood Education Activities, Choir, S.N.E.A. Turner, Donald Gregory 506 West 150 th St. New York, NY. Intermediate Education: Major Activities, SNEA, SCA, SGA, Manag- ing Editor, Newspaper Staff, University Choir, Coronation Committe, Homecoming Committee Wilson, Jacquelyn Rte. 2, Box 224 Norlina, N.C. Sociology Social Welfare: Major Activities, Social Action Chairman, Miss Delta Sigma Theta, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc., Vice Pres. of Duke Hall, Math Club. Sociology Club, Union Board, Library Club, Yearbook Staff. Winstead, Eulalii P.O. Box 695 Roxboro, N.C. Accounting: Major Activities, Y ' earbook Staff, Ne Club, Treasurer of Junior Class, Business Club spaper Staff . Math Walker, Mary Patricia Appomattox, Va. Marketing Major Activities, SCA, Yearbook Staff, Pep Club, Bus Club Wallace, Derek Iceberg 3023 W 35th St. Phila., Pa. Accounting: Major Kappa Alpha Psi Frat., Varsity Basketball Team Worthy, Phyllis 14-E Lee Walker Heights Physical Education: Major Activities, Cheerleader, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Physical Education Club, SGA, Yearbook Staff, Softball Team «j HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY ■MNSTON-SALEM. N C