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

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1985 volume:

The Bull Production 1985 ?? Johnson C. Smith University Charlotte, N.C. 57th ED. PHOTO BY JOHNELL KINSEY Bull 85 A New Beginning Officers Walter McAllister Editor-in-Chief Deedra Wright Associate Editor Reggie McConnell Business Manager Ella Mae Hairston Managing Editor Angela Pitt Miss University Yearbook Rev. Calvin A. Hood Advisor Content Introduction Seniors Senior Directory Underclassmen Organizations Greeks Special Features Homecoming Campus Queens Sports Student Life Faculty Staff Ad Yearbook Staff Editor ' s Page Closing JOHNSON C. SMITH UNIVERSITY CHARLOTTE, N.C. 57th Ed. COVER DESIGNED BY REGGIE L. BODRICK Theme: A New Beginning I thought this theme would be very appropriate for this year ' s yearbook. We, the students of Johnson C. Smith University are experiencing a year that we will long remember. Our president, Dr. Robert Albright, has initiated new changes and ideas that are needed. However, these changes should not be administered too drastically. There are students that will not return because of their inability to adapt to the drastic changes. Therefore, they will encounter A New Beginning . There are faculty members that will be repositioned because their methods of teaching no longer meet the necessary standards to help produce competent effective leaders. Therefore, they will encounter A New Beginning . There are staff members that will be replaced because they have grown a little old and frail and now they are no longer capable of producing a full day ' s work. Therefore, they will encounter A New Beginning . In addition to this, each of us read the English literature, multiplied the mathematical equations and experimented with the scientific chemicals. We all strived for the same goal, graduation. Nonetheless, we will all encounter A New Beginning . PHOTO BY JOHNELL KINSEV Look Out For The Bulls == = -« iaSBB8B g 5B K =s=5£ $Wl ,j S B ? ' D - i ■ ' f ■ff-BIB friT JvUbjj g L  2S ■1 3 3to£?l | V - ■i p _3fe M JL i ' U n ir ■T ' Jr Lil ' ■Mri|J_ We ' re Going All The Way Check Out That Score PHOTOS BY GREGORY LEE a Students have the freedom of making fashion fun — a chance Smithites don ' t miss! The freshman class encountered many enjoyable activities upon their arrival at Johnson C. Smith University. One of the most outstanding activities was the fashion show La Papion . This theme was chosen by the participants because they felt La Papion (French for butterfly) expressed their charm and charis- ma. The models presented casual wear, swim wear, sports wear, after-five wear, and punk rock wear. Each category was one that left a very strong effect on the audience. However, the punk rock scene left the audience in a total uproar. The magnetism of this fashion show will long be remembered. The participants of this dynamic show were Melody, Kim- berly, Monica, Tracey, Pia, Karen, Tonya, Sabrina, Tonya, Donna, Lisa, Lori, Myrna, Dana, Octavia, Anita, Tanya, Angie, Herman, Rodney, and Terry. La Papion R E a s n B E 1 s a s c e k n u La Papion a! ( 1 V 1 s o P D a n a o m i n H a n o m PHOTOS BY LARRY MURCHINSON The Life Of A Smithite Your Cake Looks Moist today. I got a tetter from my man child. .i j-vtJb jmkpft , Are you going to the block party tonight? Somebody please help Our Daily Routine PHOTOS BY HERBERT GIDREY President Robert Albright Johnson C Smith University I Robert Albrighi President November 2, 1984 la the Class at 1985: As yau prepare ta leave Alma (Hater tn seek A Nem Beginning, gnu depart at one of the mast exciting ana significant times in the history of Johnson C. Smith University - for just as yau prepare ta meet nem challenges and scale neio horizons, so too must ice he prepared to commit ourselves ta a Neu Era of Excellence. the departure of your class mill leave an unfillable void icithin the University community. During your years here, you have been involved in a number nf the most important social issues of our time; you have challenged the University family ta seek excellence without compromise; and you have helped us to prepare for a better and a brighter future via your unique academic, social and community achievements. Ihus, as you leave our doors, please remember that Alma Hater expects a lot from yau and mill always be proud of you. Be trust that you mill continue to be at the forefront of aur battles against injustice and mill continue to press our society far a new world order predicated upon the twin concepts of equity and excellence. ll ' c hope and trust that we have prepared yau adequately for the challenges and opportunities you mill soon face. Be applaud your call far A Nem Beginning and me believe that yau have the courage, the determination and the commitment to achieve this most notable goal. And so, on behalf of the Board of Trustees and the entire University community, I thank you for your contributions to Johnson C. Smith University and I pray that you mill go mith 6ad as you became the nem St. George ' s of aur society and our morld. may you almays find the peace and happiness that you so richly deserve. Sincerely your Robert C. Albright J v President Albright and Family Sitting - President Albright, Back Row - Mrs. Albright, Keia Albright, Lance Albright PHOTOS BY JOHNELL KTNSEY In Memory of William McCray Holmes William McCray Holmes, son of Tessie L. Holmes, was born June 20, 1943 in Pitt County, North Carolina. He attended the public schools in Pitt County and also North Carolina Central University in Durham, North Carolina. Mr. Holmes became employed in Washington, North Carolina working in recreational programs, joined the staff at Johnson C. Smith University as Dormitory Director and later joined the J. L. Kraft Company as a sales representative. After moving to Charlotte, Mr. Holmes joined the Friendship Missionary Baptist Church and became actively involved with the Ushers. He leaves to mourn: wife, Evelyn Johnson Holmes; daughter, Kimberly; and mother, Mrs. Tessie L. Holmes as well as many relatives residing out of the city. In living there is death, In death there is living; How can death be proud? It has no power to conquer! We will someday be in what may be readily accepted as death; yet, there are times when the eve perceiveth incorrectly; for Jesus lives - BECAUSE HE LIVES we have inherited the right and privilege to life eternally with Him. In Memory of Cassandra Johnson God gathers his jewels out of the world and they are Souls. For this we know that life can never be destroyed that is built on the teaching of Jesus Christ. New lives will come in to refresh and to strengthen, but the new will not supplant the dear departed ones. All will become a part of a beloved mystical fellowship which is continuous. Miss Cassandra Lavette Johnson entered into eternal rest, Saturday, September 22, 1984, Simpsonville, South Carolina. Cassandra was born November 4, 1963 in Memphis, Tennessee. She was a member of the Tabernacle Baptist Church where she sang on the Youth Choir. She was a graduate of Hillcrest High School. She attended Johnson C. Smith University, Charlotte, North Carolina and Greenville Technical College, Greenville, South Carolina. Sandy, as she was affectionately called, will be deeply missed by her family and friends. She is survived by her daughter, Clovetta Marie Johnson; Parents, James and Robbie Davis; two sisters, Denise and LaShun Johnson; two brothers, Alf red Lanard and David Robere Johnson; maternal grandparents, Arthur and Elizabeth Young; and Rev. R. D. Locke; two aunts, Clover Brown and Obbra Young; two uncles, Arthur Young Jr. and Clarence Young and a host of relatives and friends. Poem for Sandy C — is for the Courage she carried from day to day A — is for Absence, we will miss her dearly S — is for Sins God will forgive her for S — Sincerely we love you A — is for being so Anxious to succeed in life N — is never forgetting her Nice smile D — is for the Dreams she and I shared R — is for the way we will Remember her A — is for her pleasing Attitude Heaven is awaiting you, Sandy. Love, Mickey r ft ' .-C % . A h( p t i i u H ' v u r cre( WcJ«_jD Let ' s Here It For The Seniors SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS It ' s about time you take my picture. Yes Sherwood, he is taking our picture so smile. PHOTOS BV HERBERT GIDREY REGCffi McCONNELL I ' m serious, I can ' t go out with you tonight. Seniors - Solid As A Rock 5 .. % k iili J ■ m Photographer of the year I really don ' t want to go to class. | i ! : V ' V Girls just want to have fun. What a couple! PHOTOS BY RECGIE McCONNELL Charles F. Minnis, Senior Class President We the Senior Class of 1985, are eager to meet the great challenges which we shall encounter upon graduation. The past four years at JCSU have been for each if us stepping stones filled with long hours of study and precious moments of enjoyment and personal growth. Likewise, graduation presents its pleasant ambiguities: it represents both endings and new beginnings. Graduation is a time for laughter and a time for tears; a time for lightheartedness, a time for seriousness; a time for apprehension, a time for confidence; a time for farewell, a time for salutation. And we, the fortunate, should be eternally grateful that, by the Grace of Almighty God and through the ardent support of parents, family, teachers, and friends, we have arrived . We have arrived at that juncture in our lives which marks the close of our formative years as undergraduates in favor of our initiation into the realities of this transitory life. Seniors, hold fast to your special plans and dreams with faith and face the future head-on with high aspirations. Realize within your mind and soul that the best is yet to come! In the words of Helen Steiner Rice: As you climb life ' s ladder, Take faith along with you And great will be your happiness As your dearest dreams come true. Gold has no value unless it is reminted into goodness. Let me be great in the eyes of the Lord, For that is the richest, most priceless reward. CONGRATULATIONS and best wishes in all future endeavors. 18 Charles F. Minnis Senior Class President PHOTOGRAPHY BY JOHNELL KINSEY Senior Class Executive Board L. to R. Standing - Reggie McConnell, Class Reporter; Charles Head, Vice President; Barry Williams, Treasurer; Micheal Jackson, SGA Representative; Sitting - Theresa Williams, SGA Representative; Andretta Cooke, Recording Secretary; Bottom Left; Miss Senior Class Sherri Jackson PHOTOGRAPHY BY JOHNELL KINSEY Seniors Howard Anthony Alford Computer Science Maxton, NC Georgette Alston Communication Arts Winston-Salem, NC Emery Roland Anderson Sociology Criminal Justice Charlotte, NC Tammy Armstrong Accounting Gastonia, NC Donna Bailey Brooks Baker Angela Battle Linda Battle Accounting Computer Science Computer Science Business Administration Buffalo, NY Wadley, GA Lenior, NC Lenior, NC Victoria Battle Marketing Rocky Mount, NC Ella Cheri Bennett Urban Studies Comm. Aff. Lilesville, NC Rose Marie Biddle Early Childhood Education Charlotte, NC Jacqueline Fitzgerald Blassingame General Business Greenville, SC Bernetta Lynette Bobbitt Computer Science Oxford, NC Reggie Bodrick Communication Arts Orangeburg, SC. Tracey Bookman Health and Physical Ed. Houston, TX Kimberly E. Boseman Computer Science Chicago, IL Seniors Enid L. Boulware Lana Boulware Michael Bowldes Anthony Bright Business Management Intermediate Education Computer Science Political Science Charlotte, NC Charlotte, NC Washington, D.C. New York, NY Alisa Brown Catherine Brown Douglas Ashe Brown Perry Brown General Business Psychology Marketing Communication Arts Charlotte, NC Englewood, NJ Charlotte, NC Chester, PA . ufl lEKc tephanie Anita Brown Teretha Brown Janice Burton Willie Ray Burwell Psychology Psychology Accounting Communication Arts Winston-Salem, NC Gray Court, SC Simpsonville, SC Oxford, NC Tanya Butler Deborah Denise Caldwell Janet Cameron Shanta Renee Caple Health Physical Ed. General Business Communication Arts Business Administration Buffalo, NY Marketing Chicago, IL Badin, NC Seniors Sharon Leona Chacellor Marketing General Business Greenville, SC Robert Chichester Computer Science Warren, VA Barry Cole General Business Smithfield, NC Sharon Coles General Business Chatham, VA Gregory Collier Marketing Miami, FL Catherine Conry Danbury, CT Aendretta Cooke Business Administration Gaatonia, NC Sharon Copeland Computer Science Business Wilmington, Delaware Calvin Coppedge Computer Science Rocky Mount, NC Tonia Lynn Cowans General Business Marketing High Point, NC Debra Crawford Business Silver Spring, MD Eddie Monroe Crawford Urban Studies Gastonia, NC jtjiBBtei- S Wr r MY ' k WmP Reginald Vanderbilt Danner Communication Arts Columbia, SC Tonja Dantzler Early Childhood Education Columbia, SC Felicia Catherine Davis General Business Richmond, VA Kimberly Dawson Marketing Chicago, IL Rogina Deas Music Business Administration John ' s Island, SC Vonya Fernander Communication Arts Nassau, BA Wanda Marie Freemf Marketing Falls Church, VA Seniors Brenda Kaye Deberry Business Administration Morven, NC Cheryl Lynn Dula Early Childhood Education Lenior, NC Mona Rena Ellison Urban Studies Burlington, NC Regina L. Fitzgerald Psychology St. Louis, MO Donna Florence Communication Arts Burlington, NC Charlotte FlowerB Business Administration Management Pinetops, NC Andre Ganther Computer Science Cheasapeake, VA Brenda Garlington Business Management Asbury Park, NJ Vanessa Giles Business Administration Washington, D.C. Robert Gladden Marketing Washington, DC Eddie Nathaniel Glaze Marketing Asheville, NC Sheryl Goode General Business Kings Mountain, NC Malcome Reginald Graham Political Science _ Charleston, SC l6 Charlene Kaye Hargett Psychology Cove City, NC Renay E. Harris Marketing Washington, D.C. Deborah Ann Haye: Marketing Cove City, NC Charles Elbert Head General Business High Point, NC Elaine Hicks Business Management Accounting Stem, NC Herbert Hill Accounting Charlotte, NC Michael Hill Communication Arts Brenton, NY Darryl Brice Hood Biology Chemistry Charlotte, NC Stephanie Horton Political Science Greensboro, NC Fredric Howze, Jr. Math Computer Science Largo, MD Everette Orlando Hughes Physical Education Union, SC Maury Isley Computer Science Queens, NY Seniors Bartholomew Jackman Political Science Charleston, SC Michael Jackson Computer Science Mathematics Wadley, GA Sherri Jackson Communication Arts Raleigh, NC Charrie Jamison Biology Huger, SC Carolyn Jenkins Health and Physical Education Houston, TX Gardenia Johnson Social Work Huger, SC oberly Johnson Marketing Valdese, NC Natalie Johnson Early Childhood Education Wilmington, NC Stepfan Jones Communication Arts Atlanta, GA Francis Kanu Computer Science Sierra Leono, West Africa Debbie Kearney Biology Henderson, NC Deatrich Kirkpatrick Urban Studies Burlington, NC Pamela Kornegay Business Administration Washington, D.C. Sandra Lewis Health and Physical Education Greenwood, SC Patsy Locke Accounting Winnsboro, SC Seniors Tammy Marshall Accounting Business Management Bladenboro, NC Charles Martin Jr. Business Management Hartford, CT Charles Mason III Accounting Norristown, PA Walter McAllister Communication Arts WhiteviUe, NC LiBa McCullough Robin McRae Helena Middleton Charles Minnis Accounting Marketing Psychology General Business Psychology Greenville, SC Morven, NC John ' s Island, SC Scotch Plains, NJ ■Li . ' ■■-■■ Roosevelt Moncree Ladonna Morehead Jean North Tammy Ollison Mathematics Political Science Communication Business Administration Marketing Dayton, OH Greensboro, NC Charleston, SC Bayboro, NC Angela Pitt Samuel Pratt John Purnell III Dwayne Randell Communication Arts Computer Science Urban Studies Community Affairs Communication Arts Tarboro, NC West Africa Philadelphia, PA Plymouth, MA Seniors Lisa Reeves Business Administration Gastonia, NC Ingera C. Reown Marketing General Business Georgetown, SC Phyllis Roberson Communication Arts Greenville, NC Vincent Robinson Computer Science Suitland, MD John Rousey Accounting Business Philadelphia, PA Carol Samuel Social Work Timmonsville, SC Philomena Scales Early Childhood Education Ridgeway, VA William Scipio Communication Business Lumberton, NC Reginald Scott Marketing Oxon Hill, MD Uriah L. Scott Jr. Political Science Apex, NC Cynthia Sewell Murray Marketing Elkton, MD Debra Sherrill Business Management Stanley, NC Nathaniel Shiver Marketing Columbia, SC Jackie Simmons Accounting Columbia, SC Seniors Audrey Simpson Social Work Bennettsville, SC Keith Smith Political Science Chicago, IL Sherwood Smith Early Childhood Education Shelby, NC Tonya Smith Business Management Rocky Mt., NC Priscilla Stowe business Administration Charlotte, NC Jacqueline Strong Carter General Business Charlotte, NC Dianne Sullivan Early Childhood Education Simpsonville, SC Robbin Sutton Administration Lumberton, NC Carla Vines Communication Arts Statesville, NC Ward Wall Jr. Biology Chemistry Hope Mills, NC Mary Webb and Physical Education Charlotte, NC Darrel Wesley Communication Arts Washington, D.C. Seniors Valeria D. White Business Administration Winston-Salem, NC Annette Williams Marketing Laurinburg, NC Barry Williams Business Management Swansea, SC Carmelita Williams Psychology Washington, D.C. Mary Williams Monroe, NC Renee Williams Business Administration Bronx, NY Theresa Williams General Business Rocky Mount, NC Veronica Williams Urban Studies Community Affairs Dublin, GA Leviticus Williams General Business Marketing Oakley, SC William Worsley Communication Arts Charlotte, NC Charles Yongue Communication Arts Charlotte, NC Life Of A Senior Music by R. Tate ALMA MA TER (Loyalty Song) Words by George Leonard Allen I We love thee, Smith, with all our hearts! To thee we ' ll e ' er be true. And in the light of truth and right Hold high the Gold and Blue. Refrain: Proudly we hail thy name, our Alma Mater, old S.U. Johnson C. Smith, our own! Our hope, our guiding star, our light unfailing! Pride of our loyal hearts, we ' ll love and honor thee our whole life through. On, ever on! dear old J.C.S.U.! II Fair Smith, where ' er on earth we roam, Send forth thy constant ray And let it beam with steadfast gleam To lead us o ' er Life ' s way. I don ' t understand this thing. Girl, I got a new job. We ' re Going All The Way I ' m only one person, I can ' t do everything. Barry, striving to be that businessman. PHOTOS BY GREGORY LEE Get ready, he ' s taking our picture. The Good Times PHOTOS BY REGGIE McCONNELL AND HERBERT GIDREY 32 Mrs. Joyce want to be a little girl once again Senior Directory AAAAAAAAAA HOWARD ANTHONY ALFORD Rt. 1, Box 174-A Maxton, N.C. 28364 MAJOR: Computer Science ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List, Soph. GEORGETTE ALSTON 3621 Spaulding Drive Winston-Salem, N.C. 27105 MAJOR: Communication Arts ACTIVITIES: JCSU News Reporter, Member of Alpha Phi Alpha Court, Duke Hall Counselor. EMERY ROLAND ANDERSON 1120 Blazer Drive Charlotte, N.C. MAJOR: Sociology Criminal Justice ACTIVITIES: 1st Runner-up to Mr. Black History Month, Homecoming Committee, SGA Rep., Junior Class. TAMMY ARMSTRONG UPO Box 821 Gastonia, N.C. MAJOR: Accounting ACTIVITIES: Business Club, National Assoc, of Black Accountants - Pres. Sec, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority - Sec, Tau Beta Chi, Residential Advisor, Student Faculty Judiciary Board, Miss NABA. BBBBBBBBBB DONNA BAILEY 65 Girard Place Buffalo, New York 14211 MAJOR: Accounting ACTIVITIES: NABA, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Business Club, Dean ' s List. BROOKS CLAY BAKER P.O. Box 96 Wadley, Georgia 30477 MAJOR: Computer Science ACTIVITIES: National Dean ' s List, Outstanding Young Men of America, Computer Science Club, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. Keeper of Records, 1984 Jack Brayboy Basketball Tour- nament Champions. UNITHIA BANKS 2001 Delrio Drive Richmond, Va. 23223 MAJOR: Computer Science ACTIVITIES: Basketball, NAACP. ANGELA BATTLE 543 Wheeler St., N.W. Lenior, N.C. 28645 MAJOR: Computer Science ACTIVITIES: Sophomore Class Reporter, Student Alumni Association, Junior Class Recording Sec, Ambassadors Club, Computer Science Club, Alpha ' Chi National Honor Soc, Miss Alpha Chi, Student Delegate, Alpha Kappa Mu Nat. Honor Soc, SGA Recording Sec, Honors Program, SGA Board of Trustees, Who ' s Who Among Students In American Colleges and Universities, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. - Treasurer, President R. W. Johnson Spiritual Choir - Treasurer, President, YWCA - President, New Student Orientation Committee, Student Christian Assoc, President ' s Advisory Board. LINDA J. BATTLE 543 Wheeler St., N.W. Lenoir, N.C. 28645 MAJOR: Business Administration ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Dean ' s List, NAACP, Pep Club, R. W. Johnson Spiritual Choir. VICTORIA ELIZABETH BATTLE 1416 N. Raliegh Street Rocky Mount, N.C. 27801 MAJOR: Marketing ACTIVITIES:: Liston Hall President, Univ. Band - Pom-Pom Girl (Co-Capt.), Ms. Alpha Epsilon of Kappa Alpha Psi, Miss Kappa Alpha Psi, Yearbook Staff, 2nd Att. to Miss Senior Class. ELLA CHERI BENNETT Route 1, Box 248 Lilesville, N.C. 28091 MAJOR: Urban Studies and Community Affairs ACTIVITIES: Liston Hall Vice-President, University Choir, NAACP, Urban Studies Club, Miss Urban Studies. ROSE MARIE BIDDLE 1032 Leigh Avenue Charlotte, N.C. 28205 MAJOR: Early Childhood Education ACTIVITIES: None. JACQUELINE FITZGERALD BLASSINGAME 208 Lupo Street Greenville, S.C. 29605 MAJOR: General Business ACTIVITIES: NABA, Business Club, YWCA - Corresponding Sec, Special Services, Dean ' s List, National Dean ' s List, SGA, SCA, Ambassador Club. BERNETTA LYNETTE BOBBITT Route 1, Box 30 Oxford, N.C. 27565 MAJOR: Computer Science ACTIVITIES: Dancing Bull-ettes, Library Club, Computer Science Club, 2nd Att. to Miss Johnson C. Smith University. REGGIE BODRICK Rte. 1, Box 1595 Orangeburg, S.C. 29115 MAJOR: Communication Arts ACTIVITIES: Track and Cross Country, SCA Corresponding Sec, SCA Chaplain, Track Captain, Ira Aldridge Dramatic Guild, Alpha Psi Omega Dramatic Honor Society, Plays - Mock Funeral, Joe Freshman, Homecoming Committee, Newspaper Staff - Writer and Photographer, Yearbook Staff, Outstanding Young Men of America, Most Dedicated Junior. TRACY A. BOOKMAN 1802 Worms Street Houston, Texas 77020 MAJOR: Health and Physical Education ACTIVITIES: Basketball Team, Health and Physical Education Club - Vice-President, Girls ' Softball - Asst. Coach. KIMBERLY E. BOSEMAN 10900 South Green St. Chicago, Illinois MAJOR: Computer Science ACTIVITIES: Kappa Court, Dean ' s List, Homecoming Committee, Computer Science Club. ENID L. BOULWARE 2730 Apt. B., Bellefonte Dr. Charlotte, N.C. 28206 MAJOR: Business Management ACTIVITIES: NAACP. Dean ' s List, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., Cheerleader, Cheerleader Captain (jr. year), Pep Club, SGA, SCA, Homecoming Committee. LANA BOULWARE 725 Pritchard St. Charlotte, N.C. 28216 MAJOR: Intermediate Education MINOR: Mathematics ACTIVITIES: Yearbook Staff, University Band - flag captain, 1st att. to Miss Yearbook, Miss University Yearbook, Univ. Student News, Sophomore Class Rec Sec, SGA, Dancing Bull-ettes - Secretary and Choreographer, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. - Philactor, Tau Beta Sigma Honorary Band Sorority, Union Program Board, SNCAE, Homecoming Comm., Student Relations Comm., Social Comm., Miss JCSU Pageant, Miss Black and Gold, Ladies of Black and Gold. Dean ' s List, NAACP, YWCA, Miss Junior Class Pageant, SCA, Off-Campus Women. MICHAEL BOWLDES 810 51st St., N.E. Washington, D.C. 20019 MAJOR: Computer Science ACTIVITIES: Freshman Gospel Choir, Honors Program, Junior Class SGA Rep., Ambassador Club, Senior Class Elections - Chairman, Senior Class Parliamentarian, Math Physics Computer Science, Duke Scholar, Teagle Scholar, Dean ' s List, Special Services, Math Tutor. ANTHONY M. BRIGHT 656 S. Nicholas Ave. 42 New York, N.Y. 10030 MAJOR: Political Science ACTIVITIES: Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. - President Elect, Student Christian Assoc. - President Elect, SGA Rep. - Political Science Club, SGA Rep. - Sociology Social Work Club, Black History Month Comm. - Co-Chairman, Food Service Comm. - Chairman, Community Service Comm., Union Program Board, R. W. Johnson Spiritual Choir - Business Mgr., NAACP, President ' s Advisory Board, Career Counseling and Placement Office - Advisory Council, Exit Committee, SGA Parliamentarian, Capital Cam- paign - Co-Chairman (Family Division), UNCF, Outstanding Young Men of America, Young Democrats, Smith Hall Council, Senior Class Cabaret - Chairman. ALISA BROWN 6352-D Montego Drive Charlotte, N.C. 28215 MAJOR: General Business ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader, Dean ' s List. CATHERINE MARGUERITE BROWN 21 W. Forest Ave. Englewood, N.J. 07631 MAJOR: Psychology MINOR: Urban Studies ACTIVITIES: Sanders Hall Treasurer, NAACP, Omega Psi Phi Court, Cancer Society of N.J., Black History Week, Yearbook Staff, Psychology Club. DOUGLAS ASHE BROWN 2009  5 Canterwood Dr. Charlotte, N.C. MAJOR: Marketing ACTIVITIES: Library Club, SCA, Business Club, NAACP. SGA. PERRY BROWN 618 W. 13th St. Chester, Pa. 19013 MAJOR: Communication Arts ACTIVITIES: Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., Univ. Marching Band - Drum Major, Track and Field. STEPHANIE ANITA BROWN 1228 Highland Ave. Winston-Salem, N.C. MAJOR: Psychology ACTIVITIES: Freshman Gospel Choir, S.C.A. - Secretary, R. W. Johnson Spiritual Choir - 1st Att. to Miss R. W. Johnson, S.G.A., Sophomore Class Corresponding Sec, Homecoming Comm., New Sensations, Junior Class SGA Rep., Election Comm., Psychology Club, Senior Class Corres- ponding Sec. TERETHA BROWN Rte. 2, Box 517 Gray Court, S.C. 29645 MAJOR: Psychology ACTIVITIES: Sophomore Class Reporter, Pres- idential Scholar, MBRS, Alpha Chi National Honor Society - Sec, Beta Kappa Chi Scientific Honor Society - Sec, Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society - Sec, 21st Century Scholarship (UNCF), Board of Trustees Scholarship, Duke Scholar, Teagle Scholar, Honors Program. N. WILLIE RAY BURWELL 214 Lee Street Oxford, N.C. 27565 MAJOR: Communication Arts ACTIVITIES: Sigma Phi Rho Fraternity, JCSU News Reporter, Football Team, Drama Club. JANICE RENEE BURTON Rte. 4, Box 139 Pollard Road Simpsonville, S.C. 29681 MAJOR: Accounting ACTIVITIES: NABA - Record Keeper, Black History Month - Coordinator Special Programs, UNCF - Volunteer Committee, Dean ' s List, National Dean ' s List, Duke Scholarship, Teagle Scholarship, Inroads - Talent Pool. TANYA Y. BUTLER 58 Stevens Ave. Buffalo, N.Y. 14215 MAJOR: Health and Physical Education ACTIVITIES: Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., Dorm Counselor, Cheerleader, NAACP, Pan-Hellenic Council Rep., Pan-Hellenic Council President, Miss Zeta Phi Beta, Zeta Phi Beta - President and Vice-President, Dean of Pledgees, Volleyball Team - manager. cccccccccc DEBORAH DENTSE CALDWELL 149 Crestwood Drive Chester, S.C. MAJOR: General Business MINOR: Marketing ACTIVITIES: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Library Club, S.C. A., Yearbook Staff, Sophomore Class Corr. Sec, Junior Class Corr. Sec, Miss Library Club, Tau Beta Chi Business Honor Society, NAACP, Business Club, Ambassador ' s Club. JANET DENISE CAMERON 13212 South Riverdale Ave. Chicago, Illinois MAJOR: Communication Arts ACTIVITIES: University Choir, Black Media Association, Student Christian Association. SHANTA RENEE CAPLE 210 Lincoln Street Badin, N.C. 28009 MAJOR: Business Administration ACTIVITIES: Softball Team, B NABA, SGA, SCA, Special Services CATHY CONRY 4 Ledgemere Drive Danbury, Conn. 06810 MAJOR: Political Science ACTIVITIES: None. SHARON LEONA CHANCELLOR Rte 13, Chancellor Drive Greenville, S.C. 29611 MAJOR: Marketing General Business ACTIVITIES: Softball, Business Club. ROBERT CHICHESTER, II Rte 3, Box 17A Warrenton, Va. 22186 MAJOR: Computer Science ACTIVITIES: None. BARRY COLE 801 Blount St. Smithfield, N.C. 27577 MAJOR: General Business MINOR: Computer Science ACTIVITIES: Freshman Class Parliamentarian, University Band - Marching, Concert, Jazz, Pep, Union Program Board - Rec. Chairman, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Outstanding Y ' oung Men of America, Who ' s Who Among American Colleges and LIniv., Kappa Kappa Psi Honorary Band Fraternity, New Student Orientation Comm., Fall 1982 Line Untouchables, Beta Chi. SHARON COLES P.O. Box 722 Catham, Va. 24531 MAJOR: General Business ACTIVITIES: SGA, SCA, Business Club. GREGORY COLLIER 3131 Elizabeth St. Miami, Fla. 33133 MAJOR: Marketing ACTIVITIES: None. ARNDRETTA COOKE 3012 Salem Dr. Gastonia, N.C. 28052 MAJOR: Business Administration ACTIVITIES: Ms. NABA, NABA Sec, Senior Class Recording Sec. SHARON COPELAND 122 West 37th St. Wilmington, Delaware 19802 MAJOR: Computer Science Business ACTIVITIES: None. CALVIN COPPEDGE 737 Marlee Dr. Rocky Mount, N.C. 27801 MAJOR: Computer Science ACTIVITIES: Computer Science Club. TONIA LYNN COWANS 513 Amos Street High Point, N.C. 27260 MAJOR: General Business Marketing ACTIVITIES: Library Club, Vice-Pres. of Library Club, NAACP, Young Democrats, SGA, Business Club, SCA. DEBRA L. CRAWFORD 2104 Coleridge Dr. Silver Springs, Md. 20910 MAJOR: Business ACTIVITIES: Miss Diamond of Kappa Alpha Psi, Miss Duke Hall. EDDIE MONROE CRAWFORD 1420 Robinwood Road Gastonia, N.C. 28052 MAJOR: Urban Studies ACTIVITIES: Urban Studies Club DDDDDDDDDD REGINALD VANDERBILT DANNER 530 Easter Street Columbia, S.C. 29203 MAJOR: Communication Arts ACTIVITIES: Football Team, Library Club, Carter Hall Dorm Club. TONJA DANTZLER Columbia, S.C. MAJOR: Early Childhood Education ACTIVITIES: Dancing Bull-ettes - Treas. Sec, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority. Miss Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Softball Team, Zeta Phi Beta - Vice Pres., Dean of Pledgees, Secretary, Treasurer. FELICIA CATHERINE DAVIS 2703 Cleary Road Richmond, Va. 23223 MAJOR: General Business ACTIVITIES: NABA - Treasurer, Business Club, Dean ' s List. KIMBERLY RENEE DAWSON 8030 S. Constance St. Chicago, 111. 60617 MAJOR: Marketing ACTIVITIES: Freshman Class Vice-President, Univ. Band - Marching - Pom-Pom, Dean ' s List, Soph. Class SGA Rep., National Dean ' s List, SGA Corresponding Sec, Awards Comm. - Chairper- son, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, 1st Att. to Miss Senior Class. ROGINA JANEAN DEAS 3665 Legareville Rd. John ' s Island. S.C. 29455 MAJOR: Music Business Administration ACTIVITIES: Freshman Class Recording Sec, Special Services - Recording Sec, Freshman Gospel Choir, University Choir, Univ. Marching Band, Sophomore Class Corresponding Sec, University Choir - Asst. Sec, President, Tau Beta Sigma Band Sorority (sp), University Choir - Accompanist, Junior Class Corresponding Sec, Senior Class Recording Sec, Univ. Band - Rec. Sec. BRENDA KAYE DEBERRY P.O. Box 664 Morven, N.C. 28119 MAJOR: Business Administration ACTIVITIES: SGA, SCA, Yearbook Staff, NABA, Business Club, YWCA - Sec, Dean ' s List. CHERYL LYNN DULA Rte. 11, Box 520 Lenoir, N.C. 28645 MAJOR: Early Childhood Education ACTIVITIES: Pi Delta Tay Education Honor Society - Treasurer, Pres., SNCAE, R. W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, Teacher ' s Education Council - President, Ladies of Black and Gold J? T7 T7 T7 J? 17 T7 T? T7 T7 H H Hi H H H H Hi H Hi MONA RENA ELLISON 307 Apple St. Burlington, N.C. 27215 MAJOR: Urban Studies ACTIVITIES: Freshman Class SGA Rep., Sophomore Class - Parliamentarian, NAACP, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Miss Zeta Phi Beta, National Honor Society, Urban Studies Club, Society of Criminal Justicians, Pan Hellenic Council, Precious Gems of Groove Phi Groove. FFFFFFFFFF VONYA FERNANDER P.O. Box N-8403 Nassau, Bahamas MAJOR: Communication Arts ACTIVITIES: Kappa Sweetheart • Miss Phi, JCSU News - Associate Editor, Miss JCSU News, Ira Aldridge Dramatic Guild, Alpha Psi Omega Dramatic Honor Society. REGINA L. FITZGERALD 1054 Groby Rd. St. Louis, Mo. 63130 MAJOR: Psychology ACTIVITIES: Freshman Gospel Choir, SGA. DONNA FLORENCE Rte. 5, Box 156-B Burlington, N.C. 27215 MAJOR: Communication Arts MINOR: Business ACTIVITIES: NAACP, Miss Counseling Center, 2nd Att. to Miss Special Services, Jefferson-Pilot Scholarship, SGA, Groove Phi Groove Precious Gems. CHARLOTTE Y. FLOWERS Route 1, Box 138-B Pinetops, N.C. 27864 MAJOR: Business Administration Management ACTIVITIES: None WANDA MARIE FREEMAN 7524 Broadway Drive Falls Church, Va. 22043 MAJOR: Marketing ACTIVITIES: Miss Smith Hall, Marching Band - Pom-Pom Girl, National Dean ' s List, Business Club. (jr (jr Gr Gr (jr (jr (jt (jt (jt BRENDA GARLINGTON 1003 Munroe Avenue Asbury Park, NJ 07712 MAJOR: Business Management ACTIVITIES: University Band, University Choir, NABA, Student Alumni Assoc. VENESSA GILES Washington DC MAJOR: Business Administration ACTIVITIES: Corresponding Sec, NABA, RA ANDRE J. GANTHER 304 Outlaw St. Cheasapeake, Va. 23320 MAJOR: Computer Science ACTIVITIES: Alpha Chi, Alpha Kappa Mu, Honor Society, Ambassador ' s Club, SGA, Com- puter Science Club, SCA, Student Union, Presidential Scholar, EPA fellowship, National Dean ' s List, Tennis Team - mvp, rookie of the year, best double team, All Tournament Selection 83-84, NAACP, US Tennis Assoc, US Army Reserve, Pi Gamma Mu, Betta Kappa Chi. EDDIE NATHANIEL GLAZE 55 Ora St. Asheville, NC MAJOR: Marketing ACTIVITIES: Varsity Football 3 yrs., Co- Captain, SCA ROBERT GLADDEN 758 Harvard St. NW Washington DC MAJOR: Marketing ACTIVITIES: UNCF, NAPA, Business Club, NAACP SHERYL C. GOODE Rt. 4 Box 260-A Kings Mountain, NC 28086 MAJOR: General Business ACTIVITIES: Basketball 4 yrs., Nat ' l Youth Sports Program, Handicapped Program Volun- teer, Ms. Freshman Class 1981, Ms. JCSU Contestant. DANNY LANIER GREENE Rt. 5 Box 204 Roxboro, NC 27573 MAJOR: Accounting ACTIVITIES: Marching Band. Ira Aldridge Drama Guild, Alpha Psi Omega, New Student Orientation, Business Club, NABA, R W Johnson MALCOLM REGINALD GRAHAM 1 Benson Street Charleston, S.C. 29403 MAJOR: Political Science MINOR: English ACTIVITIES: Varsity Tennis, Student Judiciary Board, New Student Orientation Committee, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity - Historian, Political Science Club, Young Democrats of America, Dean ' s List, Outstanding Young Men of America, Black History Month Chairman. ANITA GUILFORD 255 W. Lucas Road Apt. H-812 Gardens Apts. Merritt Island, Fla. 32953 MAJOR: Computer Science Business ACTIVITIES: Miss Berry Hall. RONALD GUPTON 85 Montgomery Ave. Irvington, N.J. 07111 MAJOR: Early Childhood ACTIVITIES: Freshman Library Aide, Mye Hall Rep., SNCAE, Berry Hall Council. HHHHHHHH RONNISE C. HANDY 7915 Esther Drive Suitland, Md. MAJOR: Accounting Business Administration ACTIVITIES: Freshman Class Corresponding Sec, Sophomore Class Corresponding Sec, Junior Class Treasurer, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority - Vice-President, NABA - Vice-Pres., Tau Beta Chi Business Honor Society - Vice-Pres., Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Soc. - Vice-Pres., Alpha Chi National Honor Soc. - President, Business Club - President, 2nd Att. to Miss Ambassadors Club, Dean ' s List, National Dean ' s List, Teagle Scholarship, AICPA Scholarship, Duke Endowment Scholarship, Charlotte Chapter - NABA Scholarship. CHARLENE KAYE HARGETT Rte. 1, Box 3B Cove City, N.C. 28523 MAJOR: Psychology ACTIVITIES: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. - Parliamentarian, NAACP, Student Alumni Association, Psychology Club. RENAY E. HARRIS 11704 Mass Ave. SE Washington DC 20003 MAJOR: Marketing ACTIVITIES: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc., Student Alumni Assoc, NAACP, Business Club, SGA DEBORAH ANN HAYES Post Office Box 195 Cove City, NC 28523 MAJOR: Marketing ACTIVITIES: R W Johnson, First attendant to Ms. SCA, Second attendant to Ms. SCA, Second Attendant to Ms. R. W. Johnson CHARLES ELBERT HEAD 1220 Cendrow Dr. High Point, NC 27260 MAJOR: General Business ACTIVITIES: Parliamentarian of Soph, class, Keeper of Records Kappa Alpha Psi, Most active soph., Mr. Irresistable constituent, Dean ' s List, Elections Committee Chairperson, Campus Beautification Committee, SGA Rep., University Choir, Vice President Sr. Homecoming Commit- tee, JCSU Mascot 82-83, JCSU Pep Band, Outstanding Men of America, Leading role in the soph, class production of THE WHIZ, Guest singer for Miss N.C. reception. DARRYL BRICE HOOD 1327 Orvis St. Charlotte, NC MAJOR: Biology Chemistry ACTIVITIES: National Dean ' s List, NAACP, Ambassador ' s Club, Duke Scholar, Presidential Scholar, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc., New Student Orientation Committee, Societies Op- portunities In Science Club, The Queen City Club, MBRS, Presidents Student Advisory Council, Beta Kappa Chi, Minority Access to Research and Careers Academic Action Honors Program, Neal-BROOKS Scholar, AFFIRMA- TIVE ACTION COUNCIL, Presidential Appoin- 35 tee. Pi Gamma Mu Internation Social Science, Alpha Kappa Mu, Alpha Chi. STEPHANIE MICHELE HORTON 909 Greensboro NC MAJOR: Political Science ACTIVITIES: NAACP, Political Science Club, Special Services FREDRIC HOWZE, JR. 13205 Whiteholm Dr. Largo, MD 20772 MAJOR: Math Computer Science ACTIVITIES: Member of Kappa Alpha Psi Inc., Treasurer 84-85, Lt. Strategus 83-84 Duke Scholar, Outstanding Young Men of America, Member of Homecoming Committee ELAINE HICKS RTE. 1 Box 188 Stem, NC MAJOR: Business Management Accounting ACTIVITIES: Freshman Gospel Choir, SGA, VP of Student Christian Assoc. HERBERT HILL 3515 Denson Place Charlotte, NC 28215 MAJOR: Accounting MICHAEL A. HILL 46 Bushwick Ave. Brentwood, NY 11717 MAJOR: Communication Arts ACTIVITIES: Groove Phi Groove Social Fellow- ship, Student Union Board, Black Media Assoc, JCSU News Staff, UNCF EVERETTE ORLANDO HUGHES RT. 1 Box 498 Union, SC 29321 MAJOR: Physical Education ACTIVITIES: Physi cal Education Club, Library Club IIIIIIIIIIIIII MAURY L. ISLEY 112-24 Northern Blvd. Queens, NY 11368 MAJOR: Computer Science ACTIVITIES: Track Team, Computer Science Club JJJJJJJJJJ MICHAEL JACKSON P.O. Box 163 Wadley, Georgia 30477 MAJOR: Computer Science Mathematics ACTIVITIES: National Dean ' s List, Duke Scholar, Yearbook Staff, MC of Junior class dating game. Intramural basketball mvp, Com- puter Science Club, Math Club, Who ' s Who CARRIE E. JAMISON Rte. 1, Box 31-D Huger, S.C. 29450 MAJOR: Biology ACTIVITIES: Freshman Gospel Choir, SGA Rep.. R. W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, Student Opportunity of Science, Dean ' s List, SOS Club - Vice-Pres. ALLIE LATIMER JENNINGS 1708 Madison Avenue Charlotte, N.C. 28216 CAROLYN ANN JENKINS 1802 Worms St. Houston, Texas MAJOR: Health and Physical Education ACTIVITIES: Health and Physical Education Club - President, Women ' s Softball Team, Manager of Men ' s Basketball Team, NAACP, NAPHERD, Dean ' s List, National Dean ' s List. GARDENIA JOHNSON Rte. Box 59 Huger, S.C. 29450 MAJOR: Social Work MINOR: Sociology ACTIVITIES: SGA, R. W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, Miss R. W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, S.C. A., New Student Orientation Committee, New Sensations. KIMBERLY ANN JOHNSON Rte. 1, Box 497 Valdese, N.C. 28690 MAJOR: Marketing ACTIVITIES: R. W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, 2nd Att. to Miss R. W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, Union Program Board, Chairman of Fine Arts Comm., Co-Chairman Union Program Board, NAACP. Ladies of Black and Gold, Treasurer. NATALIE FAYE JOHNSON 6835 Wrightsville Ave. Wilmington, N.C. 28403 MAJOR: Earlv Childhood Education ACTIVITIES: None STEPFAN JONES 614 South Grand Ave. Atlanta, Ga. MAJOR: Communication Arts ACTIVITIES: Football, Yearbook Staff - Photog- rapher. ACTIVITIES: Freshman Gospel Choir, Miss Freshman Gospel Choir. University Choir, Dean ' s List, National Dean ' s List, Student Christian Assoc. - President, Honors Program, Ambas- sadors Club, MBRS, Society of Science Club, Miss University Choir, UNCF - Recording Sec, Community Service - Recording Sec, New Student Orientation Committee, 1st Att. to Miss Sophomore Class, President ' s Advisory Board, Presidential Inauguration Comm., Student Rep. - Vice-President of Academic Affairs, Exit Examination Comm., R. W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, Resident Advisor, First Att. to Miss Johnson C. Smith University, Miss JCSU Pageant - Public Speaking Award, Miss Congeniality, Chairperson - Worship Service Comm. DEATRICH RENEE KIRKPATRICK 837 Daye Street Burlington, N.C. 27215 MAJOR: Urban Studies ACTIVITIES: Urban Studies Club. PAMELA KORNEGAY 3722 D St., S.E. Washington, D.C. 20019 MAJOR: Business Administration ACTIVITIES: SGA, SCA Secretary, Advisory Council. LLLLLLLLL SANDRA LEWIS 1308 East Cambridge Street Greenwood, S.C. 29646 MAJOR: Health and Education ACTIVITIES: NAACP, Homecoming Comm., Health and Physical Education Club, Miss Crimson of Kappa Alpha Psi, Social Comm. PATSY JOHNSON LOCKE Rte 1, Box 22 Winnsboro, S.C. 29180 MAJOR: Accounting ACTIVITIES: NABA, Business Club. CARLOS J. LOPEZ 4336 Labrea Drive Charlotte, N.C. 28216 MAJOR: Computer Science ACTIVITIES: Tennis Team - Captain, Special Services Tutor, Black History Month Committee, S.G.A., Business Club, Dean ' s List, National Dean ' s List, Computer Science Club, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. MMMMM SHERRI JACKSON 2812 New Hope Rd. Raleigh, NC 27604 MAJOR: Communications ACTIVITIES: University Choir. UNCF, Duke Hall Council, Second attendant to Ms. Duke Hall, Ira Aldrige Drama Guild, Alpha Psi Omega, Member of National Dean ' s List, Beautification Committee, Ms. Senior Class. BARTHOLOMEW F. JACKMAN Charleston, SC MAJOR: Political Science ACTIVITIES: President Pan Hellenic, Basselus Omega Psi Phi Frat Inc. :u; KKKKKKKKK FRANCIS S. KANU No. 6, Delco Road Sierra Leone, West Africa MAJOR: Computer Science ACTIVITIES: International Student Associatii DEBBIE ANN KEARNEY 601 Thomas Ave. Henderson, N.C. MAJOR. Biology TAMMY CORLETTE MARSHALL Rt. 3 Box 112 Bladenboro, NC 28320 MAJOR: Accounting Business Management ACTIVITIES: Business Club, N.A.B.A., NAACP, 2nd Att. to Miss Junior Class, Treas. Residential Advisor, Residential Advisor, Homecoming Committee. CHARLES L. MASON III One Pacer Lane Norristown, Pennsylvania 19401 MAJOR: Accounting ACTIVITIES: Honors Program, Tau Beta Chi (President) Honor Society, Alpha Chi Honor Society, National Dean ' s List, Pi Gamma Mu Honor Society, Who ' s Who in Fraternities and Sororities, Scholarship Committee, Vice- President Sophomore Class, S.G.A., National Association of Black Accountants, NAACP, Ambassadors Club, Dean ' s List, UNCF Scholar- ship, Duke Scholarship, Davenport Scholarship, Sunshine Foundation Scholarship, Student Alumni. Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. - (Treasurer and President), Outstanding Young Men in America, Student Judiciary Board. CHARLES T. MARTIN, JR. 91 Ashford Street Hartford, Ct. 06120 MAJOR: Business Management ACTIVITIES: NAACP, Football, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. - (Strategus and Vice- Polemarch), Outstanding Young Men of America, United Negro College Fund Scholarship. WALTER A. MCALLISTER Rt. 2 Box 60-D Clarkton, NC 28433 MAJOR: Communication Art ACTIVITIES: Editor, Special Services Newslet- ter, University Choir, Freshmen Gospel Choir, Editor-in-Chief, Yearbook Staff, Board of Trustees, News Writer, Newspaper Staff, Vice- President, Alpha Psi Omega Honorary Dramatic Society, Freshmen Fashion Show, Modeling Troupe, Capital Campaign Committee, UNCF, SGA, Dean ' s List, Teagle Scholar, Los Amigos Scholar, University Choir Scholar, Jefferson Pilot Broadcasting Scholar, Outstanding Young Men of America, Outstanding Editor-in-Chief of Year- book, Outstanding Board of Trustee, Student of the Year, Best Original Playwright, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities, Project Impact. REGGIE MCCONNELL P.O. Box 152 62 Asheville, N.C. 28803 MAJOR: Accounting ACTIVITIES: Track, VP of NABA, National Dean ' s List, Treasurer of Business Club, Volunteer Income Tax Assistant, Yearbook Staff, Junior Class President, President of Advisory Council, Kale Scholar, Project Impact, Rexban Scholar, Senior Class Reporter, Bowling Team. LISA MCCULLOUGH 145 Woodmont Circle Greenville, SC MAJOR: Accounting ACTIVITIES: Delta Sigma Sorority ANITA MCDOWELL 225 W. Lucas Road Merritt Island, FL 32953 MAJOR: Computer Science Business ACTIVITIES: Miss Berry Hall ROBIN B. MCRAE P.O. Box 204 Morven, NC MAJOR: Marketing ACTIVITIES: Softball, Food Services Chairper- HELENA M. MIDDLETON 4142 River Road John ' s Island, SC 29433 MAJOR: Psychology ACTIVITIES: Student Gov ' t Associatio CHARLES MINNIS 351 Hunter Ave. Scotch Plains, NJ 07076 MAJOR: General Business Psychology ACTIVITIES: Honors Program, Dean ' s List Student, National Dean ' s List Student, Pres. Smith Hall Council, Student Advisory Board Bus Econ Dept, Vice President Junior Class, Duke Scholarship, Senior Class President, Board of Trustees, Yearbook, Who ' s Who in Fraternities and Sororities, Tau Beta Chi National Business Honor Society, NAACP, Business Club, Homecoming Committee Chairman, Campus Beautification Committee, Kappa Alpha Psi, Ambassadors Club, Graduation Committee, Who ' s Who Among American College and University, Project Inpact, SGA, Most Outstand- ing Junior, Most Outstanding Young Men in America, Social Committee, Student Newspaper, UNCF Scholarship, Assistant Keeper of Records Kappa Alpha Psi, Psychology Club, Perry H. Tyson Scholarship Award, Junior Raiders Football Scholarship Award, Greyhound Armt. Dial Scholarship Award, Dollars for Scholars Scholarship Award, Prince Hall Grand Lodge Masonic Scholarship Award, Special Services, Tutor for Spanish. ROOSEVELT T. MONCREE 1037 Dennison Ave. Dayton, Ohio 45408 MAJOR: Mathematics ACTIVITIES: Math Computer Science Club, Dean ' s List. LADONNA DEAVON MOREHEAD 1904 Albany Street Greensboro, NC MAJOR: Political Science ACTIVITIES: Liston Hall Council, Miss Liston Hall, Miss Omega Psi Phi, Cheerleader, Political Science Club. CYNTHIA SEWELL MURRAY 119 Booth Street Elkton, MD 21921 MAJOR: Marketing ACTIVITIES: President AKA Sorority, Pi Gamma Mu, UNCF Telethon Committee, Dean ' s List. NNNNNNNNN JEAN C. NORTH 231 -D Line Street Charleston, SC 29403 MAJOR: Communications 000000000 TAMMY L. OLLISON Rt. 1 Box 306 Bayboro, NC 28515 MAJOR: Business Administration Marketing ACTIVITIES: NAACP, S.G.A., Freshman Gospel Choir, Liston Hall Counselor, Business Club. PPPPPPPPP DARIN PARK 126 East 25th Street Wilmington, Delaware 19802 MAJOR: Urban Studies Community Affairs ACTIVITIES: Basketball, Phi Beta Sigma. Urban Studies Club, Dean ' s List. DEVIN PARK 126 East 25th Street Wilmington, Delaware 19802 MAJOR: Urban Studies Community Affairs ACTIVITIES: Basketball, Urban Studies Club. ANGELA PITT 508 East St. John St. Tarboro, NC 27886 MAJOR: Communication Arts ACTIVITIES: Freshman Class R eporter, Fresh- man Gospel Choir, Special Services, Tau Gamma Delta Sorority Scholarship, Duke Scholar, Dean ' s List, University News, Ambassadors Club, Ira Aldridge Drama Guild, Alpha Psi Omega Honor Dramatic Fraternity, Miss Yearbook, Yearbook Staff, Managing Editor, Homecoming Committee, Social Committee, Awards Committee OTIS PRATT Freetown Sierra Leone West Africa MAJOR: Computer Science ACTIVITIES: International Student Union JOHN W. PURNELL III 2427 Kimball Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19146 MAJOR: Urban Studies and Community Affairs ACTIVITIES: Freshman Gospel Choir, SCA, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc., Special Services, Track Team, Urban Studies and Community Affairs Club, SGA. RRRRRRRRR DWAYNE A. RANDALL 9 Braley Lane Plymouth, Mass. MAJOR: Communication Arts ACTIVITIES: Athletic Trainer, Yearbook Staff, Newspaper. TONY CURTIS REAVES 6661 Hilmar Dr. Apt. 102 Forestville, MD 20747 MAJOR: Marketing ACTIVITIE S: Freshman Gospel Choir, Ronald W. Johnson Spiritual Choir (Pianist), SGA, SCA (Treasurer), Intramural Basketball, University Band, UNCF. SYLVESTER REED 2326 High School S.E. Washington, DC 20020 MAJOR: Accounting ACTIVITIES: N.A.B.A., VITA assistant, Dean ' s List, AICPA Scholarship, Revenue Agent Train- ee, Personalities of America. LISA REEVES 714 Cameron Ave. Gastonia, NC 28052 MAJOR: Business Administration ACTIVITIES: Miss Sanders Hall, NABA Busi- ness Club :(7 INGERA CONSTANCE REOWN Rt. 1 Box 407 Georgetown SC 29440 MAJOR: Marketing General Business ACTIVITIES: Business Club PHYLLIS ROBERSON 1805-B Kennedy Circle Greenville, NC MAJOR: Communication Arts ACTIVITIES: Social Club, Ira Aldridge Drama Guild, Alpha Psi Omega, Resident Advisor. Newspaper Staff VINCENT GREGORY ROBINSON Suitland Road Suitland, MD 20746 MAJOR: Computer Science ACTIVITIES: Student Gov ' t, UNCF, NAACP JOHN T. ROUSEY 4961 Walton Ave. Phila., PA 19143 MAJOR: Accounting Business ACTIVITIES: Basketball, Blac k Accountants oooooooooo CAROL SAMUEL 105 Jackson Street Timmonsville, SC 29161 MAJOR: Social Work ACTIVITIES: Delta Sigma Theta Inc., Ambas- sador Club, National Dean ' s List. PHILOMENA SCALES Rt. 2 Box 598 Ridgeway, VA 24148 MAJOR: Early Childhood Education ACTIVITIES: NAACP, SENCA, Junior Class Corresponding Sec, AKA Sorority Inc., Softball. KEITH A. SMITH 11809 S. Wallace Chicago, 111. 60628 MAJOR: Political Science ACTIVITIES: Yearbook, SGA, Political Science, Young Democrats (President). SYLVESTER SCIPIO 2120 Kentucky Circle Lumberton, NC 28358 MAJOR: Communication Business ACTIVITIES: Freshman Class President, Soph- omore Class President, Freshman Gospel Choir - President, University Band - Marching, Concert, Stage, Pep; University Choir - reporter, JCSU News - associate editor, University Student News - reporter, Board of Trustees, Student Gov ' t Association - Vice-President and President, Dean ' s List, National Dean ' s List, Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society - President, Alpha Chi Nationa l Honor Society - Student delegate, Pi Gamma Mu International Social Science Honor Society - associate member. Honors Program, Ambassadors Club - Vice-President, University Yearbook - Managing Editor, As- sociate Editor, R. W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, New Student Orientation Committee - Co- Chairperson, Residential Assistant, NAACP, Homecoming Comm. - Chairperson, Inroads, Black Media Association, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities, Outstanding Young Men of America, Traffic Review Board, President ' s Advisory Board, Duke Scholar, Kappa Kappa Psi Honorary Band Fraternity, Alpha Phi Alpha Scholastic Achievement Award - freshman year, Jefferson- Pilot Scholarship, Outstanding Junior, M.M.F.C.. S.C.A. reporter, Mr. Black History Month, Bowling Bulls. REGINALD B. SCOTT 1207 Southern Ave. 303 Oxon Hill, MD 20745 MAJOR: Marketing ACTIVITIES: Football, Honor Society, In- tramural Sports, Vice-President of Carter Hall, Business Club, Student Gov ' t. URIAH LANDERS SCOTT JR. Rt. 4 Box 318-T A Apex, NC 27502 MAJOR: Political Science ACTIVITIES: Scholastic All-American, National Dean ' s List, SGA, SCA, NAACP, University Choir - President, Marching Band, Concert Band, Honors Programs, Dean ' s List, Outstanding Young Men of America, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. - Co-Dean of Pledgees, Campus Beautification, Homecoming Committee, R. W. Johnson Spiritual Choir. DEBRA MARIA SHERRILL Route 2, Box 248 Stanley, N.C. 28164 MAJOR: Business Management ACTIVITIES: Member of SGA, NAACP, Dean ' s List NATHANIEL SHIVER Rt. 1, Box 45 Columbia, South Carolina 29202 MAJOR: Marketing ACTIVITIES: Library Club and NAACP AUDREY SIMPSON 133 Lawson Street Bennettsville, S.C. MAJOR: Social Work JACKIE SIMMONS 6316 Rosebud Street Columbia, S.C. 29203 MAJOR: Accounting ACTIVITIES: Business Club, V.P. of NAACP. Miss Alpha Epsilon of Kappa Alpha Psi SHERWOOD SMITH 407 Hobbs Avenue Shelby, N.C. 28150 MAJOR: Early Childhood Education ACTIVITIES: Director of Freshman Gospel Choir, SCA, R. W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, Student Alumni Association, Dean ' s List, NAACP, Reporter JCSU News, New Sensations Ensemble, Treasurer N.C. Association of Educa- tors, Homecoming Committee, JCSU Choir, New Student Orientation Committee, Residential Advisor, University Yearbook, SGA DIANNE SULLIVAN Rt. 4, McKinney Simpsonville, S.C. 29681 MAJOR: Early Childhood Education ACTIVITIES: Beauty of the week 1981, Dancing Bullets - Captain, Miss Junior Class, Recipient of Miss Congeniality, Poise and Impromptu Speech - Miss Junior Class, SNCAE Secretary, Pi Delta Tau Honor Society, NAACP, Dean ' s List, Black History Month Committee, Homecoming Com- mittee, Chairperson - Social Committee, New Student Orientation Committee, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Miss Johnson C. Smith University 1984-85. TONYA SMITH 1708 Augustus Dr. Rocky Mt., N.C. 27801 MAJOR: Business Management ACTIVITIES: Library JACQUELINE CARTER STRONG 204 S. Summit Ave. Charlotte, N.C. 28208 MAJOR: General Business ACTIVITIES: None ROBBIN W. SUTTON 1104 Peachtree St. Lumberton, N.C. 28358 MAJOR: Business Administration ACTIVITIES: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Student Alumni Association, Business Club, NAACP PRISCILLA STOWE 3800 Bardot Drive Charlotte, N.C. 28216 MAJOR: Business Administration ACTIVITIES: 2nd attendant to Miss Freshman, Rep. for Duke Hall, 1st attendant to Miss Junior Class, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Miss Duke Hall np rr rr m rr rr m rp rr SHELIA ELIZABETH TAYLOR P.O. Box 134 Swansea, S.C. 29160 MAJOR: Accounting ACTIVITIES: NABA, University Choir, Univer- sity Band, Duke Hall Advisor, Liston Hall Counselor, National Dean ' s List, Business Club. DARRELL THOMPSON 619 Wilson Street Kannapolis, N.C. 28081 MAJOR: Communication Arts ACTIVITIES: NAACP. SGA, Carter Hall Counsel, Intramural Sports, Freshman Football Captain DELIOUS THOMPSON 16 Marion Road Lumberton, N.C. 28358 MAJOR: Communication Arts ACTIVITIES: Assistant Editor of J.C.S.U. News, NAACP. VVVVVVVVV CARLA VINES Rt. 1, Box 86 Statesville, N.C. 28677 MAJOR: Communication Arts ACTIVITIES: NAACP, Student Newspaper, Dean ' s List, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. wwwwww WARD B. WALL, JR. Rt. 3, Box 81 Hope Mills, N.C. 28348 MAJOR: Biology :w MINOR: Chemistry ACTIVITIES: University Marching Band, Stage Band, Concert Band, Pep Band, Dean ' s List, Society of Opportunities in Science Club, Minority Biomedical Student Research, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., President of Beta Kappa Chi Honor Society, Participated in Minority Research Careers Program, Freshman Chemistry Achievement Award, Participated in Summer Program for Future Doctors at East Carolina University. DARREL WESLEY 1251 Holbrook Terr. N.E. Washington, D.C. MAJOR: Communication Arts ACTIVITIES: Football, Track VALECIA DENISE WHITE 1005 E. Clemmonsville Rd. Winston Salem, N.C. 27107 MAJOR: Business Administration ACTIVITIES: Food Committee, Business Club, Volleyball Team, Ms. Counseling Center, Ms. Pretty Legs ANNETTE WILLIAMS 702 West Blvd. Laurinburg, N.C. 28352 MAJOR: Marketing ACTIVITIES: Business Club, Treasurer of NABA, NAACP, Miss Business Club BARRY WILLIAMS Rt. 1, Box 261 Swansea, S.C. 29160 MAJOR: Business Management ACTIVITIES: Marching Band, Concert Band, Army National Guard, Business Club, Army ROTC, Senior Class Treasurer, NAACP CARMELITA WILLIAMS 3316 Clay P.L. N.E. Washington, D.C. 20019 MAJOR: Psychology ACTIVITIES: Honors Program, MBRS, Alpha Kappa Sorority, Alpha Chi National Honor Society, Beta Kappa Chi National Scientific Honor Society, Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, Presidential Advisory Committee, Member of Standards Committee, Teagle Scholar, 1st Century Scholar, Duke Scholar, National Dean ' s List. RENEE WILLIAMS 421 East 168th 3B Bronk, New York 10456 MAJOR: Business Administration ACTIVITIES: Community Service SHEILA WILLIAMS 205 Phifer St. Monroe, N.C. 28110 MAJOR: Business Administration ACTIVITIES: Ambassadors Club, Miss Ambas- sador, NAACP Business Club, Duke Scholar, Dean ' s List, Peer Counselor, SGA THERESA WILLIAMS 104 Loop Court Rocky Mount, N.C. 27801 MAJOR: General Business ACTIVITIES: President of Library Club, SGA Representative, YWCA, Miss Alpha Epsilon of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity. VERONICA WILLIAMS 1239 Glenwood Park Dublin, Georgia 31021 MAJOR: Urban Studies Community Affairs ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List, Urban Studies Club, SGA, SCA, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority LEVITICUS WILLIAMSON Oakley, S.C. 29466 MAJOR: General Business Marketing ACTIVITIES: Track, UNCF, Business Club WILLIAM WORSLEY 1713 Miles Court Charlotte, N.C. 28216 MAJOR: Communication Arts ACTIVITIES: Photographer for JCSU News, Assistant editor for JCSU News, Production Assistant and Producer for the Black Media Assoc. YYYYYYYYY CHARLES YONGUE 1804 La Salle Street Charlotte, N.C. MAJOR: Communication Arts ACTIVITIES: Alpha Psi Omega National Honorary Dramatic Society, President of Ira Aldridge Drama Guild, Dean ' s List, WSOC Scholar, Black Media Assoc. T h e mi n d b . -tar n b I . hh 1 1 1 c - f o uW T H rr 34 j i-,-- Junior Class Executive Board Row 1 1st attendant: Helen Jackson, Miss Junior Class: Phyllis Thomas, 2nd attendant: Adrienne Robinson Row 2 Parliamentarian: Mark Gibson, Recording Secretary: Stephanie Fruster, Vice-President: Deedra Wright, President: Marvin Sharpe, SGA Rep.: Patricia Daniels, Treasurer: Beverly Payne, SGA Rep.: Frank Chisholm, Not Pictured: Joyce Gaines: Corresponding Secretary PHOTO BY JOHNELL KINSEY Juniors r Lisa Bigelow Cassandra Boulware Jude Anurukem Jeffrey Birks Michael Brandon Maurice Blue Raiford Brown Donald Boney Ramona Burnett Edward Byrd Eric Campbell Sonya Dalton Juniors Wiljanda Denning Wendell Dixon Patricia Duren Stephanie Fruster Sharon Gordon Ella Mae Hairston Tynetta Ha Demetrius Hodges VaneBea Hunter Helen Jackson Juniors Sharon Jennings Loretta Johnson Janice Landy Danette Johnson Gregory Johnson Odishi Johnson-Scott Rosanna Johnson Eduardo Jordan - 1 c Iris Lytle Christopher Mathis mt Pamela McBryde L Judy McCorkle Lorna MeCutehen Tomraie Milling Timothy Newman Juniors r -r F ! ,- Koray Ozturkler Bernard Phifer Marvin Sharpe Melvin Parker Glenn Phillips James Shockley Beverly Payne Danita Robinson Tina Pettaway Roosevelt Rush Walter Simms Michelle Simpson l X Dennis Squirewell Verdan St. Aimie Valerie Stockton Michael Sullivan Juniors % Phyllis Thomas Shelia Thompson Shafi Tinsley Lucy Waverly Gail Troupe Thomas White Christopher Womack Melvin Woods Valerie Woodson Deedra Wright Sophomores always ._ carry a B13 Load pRlCfc Sophomore Class Executive Board Seated - President Garry Robin9on. Standing - Corresponding Secretary - Kimberly Marshall, Chaplain - Craig Bell, Recording Secretary - LaTonya McGowan, Miss Sophomore Class • Gloria Kenny, Clas9 Reporter - Daryl Sturgis, S.G.A. Rep. • Alisa Fryar, Class Reporter - Kathryn McKenzie. Not pictured: Vice-President - Daniel Harrison, S.G.A. Rep. - Shyreen Lewis, Treasurer • Patrice Johnson, Parliamentarian - Seymour Wilder, 1st Attendant - Ruth Robertson, 2nd Attendant - Annie Wright. PHOTO BY JOHNELL KINSEY Sophomores Yvette Alston Royce Askew Craig Bell ft 1 Cynthia Bethea Steven Bigham Anthony Banks Stephanie Benson Charlette Blackley Jacqueline Brannon Jenette Brice Pamela Bridges Patricia Brooks Sophomores - William Bruton Anita Byrd Rotunda Caldwell Vincent Cobbs Norma Craig Theresa Crunkleton Arlette Daniels Sophomores Montini Davis Samantha Davis Jaqueline Dye Ronald Edwards Terese Edwards Cynthia Fife Marian Flowers Alisa Fryar Randy Grant James Hamilton Gregg Hankii Nina Harper Daniel Harrison Terry Henry Natalie Hobbs Sophomores Dwayne Home Maubo J allow Belinda Jenkins Cheryl Jones Gloria Kenny Nelson King Micheal Legette Bridgette Lightner Tharan Manning Kimberly Marshall rvr George Martin Dawn Lockett Eugene Maybin Sophomores Cynthia Mayes Jerome McKoy Dennis McCray Rossanna McCreary Robert McDonald Latony McGowen Georgia McLean A Beatrice Montgomery Charmaine Moss James Nichols Anita Oglisby Delareia Perry William Pointer Dhetra Powell Theresa Richardson Sophomores Ruth Robertson Sharon Sadler Ernest Simmons Andrea Robinson Sidney Sammons Soundra Simpson f :M Gary Robii Tammy Ruffin Fonda Sanders Charlene Smith Michelle Smith Robert Soronnadi Karen Spencer Sophomores Kimberly Stone Vernon Stowe Daryl Sturgis George Sulton Patrick Tillman Janie Tomlinson Terri Treadwell Miriam Twitty iv=- Anthony Ugbo Carla Upshur Earl Vernon Ronda Wallace 1 Thomas White Jackie Wilkes Tommie Williamson Debbie Wilson Annie Wright Kecia Young Freshman Class Pinochhio ' s First Test In The World Was To Achieve Academic Excellence To ? Zsbey Freshmen Peggy Ackors Laflovia Austin Holly Adderton William Alston Malcolm Avant Selina Armstrong Angila Ayton Bethany Baldwin Tracv Banks wTTT J Marjorie Allen Leander Askew Cvnthia Barnes Lawanda Bazen Freshmen Michelle Beach Sharrion Beard Valencia Becks Chaknette Belle Georgia Bennett Fredrick Berry Tawana Berry Scott Bosley Eatelle Bowers Alfred Braxton Freshmen Teresa Brewer Felicia Brinson Wallace Broadie Stephanie Bruce Sonya Buchanan n I Jerry Broadhurst Vincent Brown Gigi Buckman Audra Burgess Kenneth Burgess Darrell Burrell Freshmen Bernard Casom Robert Caudle Jr. Janice Chambers Timothy Chambers Vicky Chambers Carol Chaplii Freshmen Tasha Christian Kiberly Clark Irvin Clemons Freda Clveland Carmen Colle Ralph Collington Michael Collins Sonya Collins Dwight Connor Shawnette Connor Eric Conyers Kelvin Cooper Morton Copeland Stacey Copeland Jacqueline Creighto Freshmen ® JL Douglas Crisp Cynthia Crispin Pauline Crosby Barbara Cunningham Melvin Cureton Tracey Currie Cassandra Dancy Marsha Dancy Edwin Daniel Rhode Davenport James Davis Freshmen Pamela Davis Kenneth Davis Patricia Davis Cheryl Dawkins Tanya Demeame Tonia Dewalt Harold Dixon Marsha Dubose LeAndra Duncan Sherwin Dunn Freshmen Roxann Eaglin I Arnold Edward9 Carolyn Evans Tony Elder a Deborah Easterling Jimmie Ely Stephanie Ford Gaynell Foster Denita Foy Freshmen A f Robert Franklin Robert Franklin Denise Fraser , Terry Fullard Wendy Fuller Leslie Galloway Tammie Galloway Charlene Gamble Janice George Jenny Gilbert Si V Lori Glenn Tavloria Glenn Freshmen Tehauna Goodwin a Taft Green III Jarnard Gunn Annette Gourdii Carolyn Green Lawrence Green Darrelle Greene Kenneth Griffin Shelly Grimes Debra Hampto Deron Hardaway Lorinda Hardin v ! f Kimary Hardy Michell Harrell Jarrod Harris Pamela Harris Sandra Harris Kim Hartridge Freshmen Tonya Harris David Hayes Jeanine Harrison Cynthia Hart William Henderson Margarette Hester Sandra Hillsman Kevin Hinton Tanya Ho Victoria Hoggard Cedric Holland Freshmen Vincent Holmes Kimberly Hood LaDonna Jasey Vonda Hopkins Nenya Horton Darren Howard William Howard rJ Claiborne Hughes Karen Hunter Dawn Jackson Horace Jackson Patricia Jackson Ssycret Jackson Sherman Jacobs Freshmen Jennifer Jenkins Lawanda Jenkins William Jerome III Angelina Johnson John Johnson III Monica Johnson Sean Johnson Viola Johnson Douglas Jones Kennard Jones Kimberly Jones Freshmen Luciors Jones Myra Jones Taquila Jones Lambert Joyner Patricia Kearney Bonita Kearse Donna Kelly Julie Keys Juan King Michael King Natasha King Tina King Kimberly Lee Freshmen Kathy Legrande James Lemon Emily Lewin Bonita Mack Michael Mack Tyrone Mack Samantha Mahatha Margretta Marion Kezra Marshall Victor Martin Freshmen i Constance Martin Tracy Mathis Darin Mattison David Middlebrooks Jacqueline Miles Marshall Mitchell Karen McAllister JL ft Pamela Mcloud Angela McCorkle Barry McDonald Lisa McDonald Kevin Mcfield Brian Mcknight Dionne McLain Bernitta McLaughlin Freshmen Jacqueline McMichael Reginald McNeely Antonyal McNeill Kr.4 : .i Lolita Mobley Serena Mobley David Moncree Lisa Montgomery Tamela Moore Freshmen Terence Moore Gwendolyn Morris Dawn Murrain Carl Myers Hunter Madlock ii Av, ■ Yvette Nesbitt Aaron Newby Odetta Newton Lorenzo Nicholson Michelae Overtree Linwood Oliver Freshmen David Page Stefa nie Paige Marlon Pankins Karen Pajker April Parks Nathaniel Parks Jacqueline Parson mtth Donna Paalet Jacquelyn Patterson DeAnna Perry Wynima Petty 1 ■ • Letictia Phillips Felicia Pinckney Padraic Pines Freshmen s Jancey Quinitchette Cheryl PI Robin Pridgett Dean Proctor Daneil Raj ( Tammy Reveron Yolanda Richardson Freshmen Melody Richardson Francis Riddick Shehdan Richardson ' Ti Ranardo Robinson Margo Ricks Andrea Roberts Christopher Robertson Marguerite Robinson Miche lle Russell Alfred Sampson Marisa Sanders Kyle Satterwhite Freshmen Donnell Savage Kimberly Savannah Ned Sergew Mitchell Sharpe Vetrius Sheppard Michael Simpson Sandra Singletary Felita Singletary Jearlynn Smalls Rendella Smaw Constance Smith A w Kenneth Smith Ramona Steele Freshmen Sonya Smith Jatonne Sterline Kenneth Snow Yvonne Standi Micheal Stewart Laetricia Stinney Francetta Stivender Robert Stokes Judy Stillwell Jeffery Stringer Felicia Stroud Russell Sulton Yvonnceria Sutton Michael Swain Freshmen Andrinor Taylo Keith Taylor Jeanette Taylor Tanya Thomas Daniel Thompson r Fred Thompson Helen Thompson Jennifer Thompson Lance Thompson Lisa Thompson Lori Thompson Michelle Thompson Yvette Thompson Herman Tinker Micheal Turner Freshmen Jeffrey Verdell Hope Washington Vassie Washingto Terry Watson Stephanie Watts Delmanetta Whetstone Donald White Perry Whiteside Anoine Whitlock Carmen Whittaker Annette Williams Kenneth Williams Freshmen Vanessa Williams Walter Willis Wyvettra Wilson Dolores Woods Thomas Woodard Michael Worthy Venessa Worthy 7 Carlton Wright Patricia Wright Tammy Wright Tani Wynauit Warren Wright Janie Young Student Government Association PHOTO BY JOHNELL KINSEY Let me begin by giving God honor and praise because without Him, I can do nothing, but with Him, I can do all things. This year has been interesting in that student awareness of critical issues has increased. It is my hope and prayer for students to continue to become involved and speak and act on their concerns. Change and progress come only when we work together. I would like to thank my board and advisors. Rev. Hood and Mr. Dowdy for their support throughout the year. I would also like to thank Dr. Albright, other administrators, faculty and staff who worked with us during the school year. Although we had our differences, the lines of communication remained open and professional. I would like to give a special thanks to the student body for giving me the opportunity to serve them. The year was filled with ups and downs, but trials come to make us stronger and help us grow. Therefore, I would like to leave a thought with everyone. Your college experience will only be as good as you make it. If you put something in, you will get something out. My prayers are with you as you continue your education. May God richly bless you. Sincerely, „ William Sylvester Scipio, Student Government Assoc. President 1984-85 Executive Board PHOTOS BY JOHNELL KINSEY L to R. VICE-PRESIDENT: William King, RECORDING SECRETARY: Ella Mae Hairston, TREASURER: Jeremiah Sims, BOARD OF TRUSTEES, STUDENT REPS: Angela Battle, Charles Minnis. Not Pictured: Sarah Price - Corresponding Secretary an d Lorretta Johnson Parliamentarian THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT The Student Government Association is recognized as the official student functionary representing students at Johnson C. Smith University. In this capacity as the recognized student governing agency, the Student Government Association shall exercise the right, either upon its own initiate, or upon the invitation of student, faculty or administrative staff, groups or organizations, of investigating general problems of student life and activity in the college community, and of making reports and recommendations to official bodies of the University; and other functions as delegated in the Constitution of the Student Government Association. R. W. Johnson Spiritual Choir Executive Board - Seated - Rev. Devia Phinese, Advisor. Standing - Craig Bell - Vice-President, Shelia Thompson - Chaplain, Keith Lipscomb - Treasurer, Angela Battle • President, Frank Chisolm - Parliamentarian, Annie Wright - Miss R. W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, Sherwood Smith - Director. First row: David Hayes, Terry Watson, Harold Dijon, Eugene Jeter, Danny Ray, Kelvin Cooper, Craig Bell, Bobby Cohen. Second row: Cheryl Plummer, Shelia Thompson, Annie Wright, Sherwood Smith, Michelle Thompson, Lolita Mobley, Beverly James. YWCA and Student Christian Association From left to right: Sabra Smoot, Dannette Johnson, Wendy Fuller, Rev. Devia Phinese • Advisor, Michelle Thompson, Karen Battle, Angela Battle - President. Executive Board, from left to right: Franklin Chisolm - PUBLICITY CHAIRPERSON, Shelia Thompson Bell - PRESIDENT, Charlene Smith • SECRETARY, Keith Lipscomb - VICE-PRESIDENT. 1st ATTENDANT, Craig Student Alumni Association James W. Beane, Jr. - PRE; IDENT; Odetta E. Newton MS. STUDENT ALUMNI Ebec. L. Ratcliffe - TREA SURER; Victoria M. Hog gard; Tracy M. Banks; John W. Purnell III; Lisa Hall; Kim Jackson. Seated Bartholomew Jack- j man - PRESIDENT. Stand- ' ing: D eedra Wright; James Beane; Charles Minni ; Ron- nise Handy; Tammy Arm- strong. Pan-Hellenic Council PHOTOS BY JOHNEI.I. KINSKV Alpha Chi National Honor Society Alpha Chi is a general scholastic honor society for college men and women in their junior and senior year. The required cumulative average is 3.30. The chapter here at JCSU is the North Carolina Lambda Chapter and the advisors are Dr. Thomas, Dr. Law and Mrs. Caldwell. PRESIDENT • Ronnise Handy, VICE-PRESIDENT - Carmelita Williams, SECRETARY • Teretha Brown, TREASURER - Andre Ganther, STUDENT DELEGATE • Sylvester Scipio. Members - Angela Battle, Jacqueline Blassingame, Patricia Daniels, Darryl Hood, Ida Johnson, Charles Mason, Marvin Sharpe. Tail Beta Chi Business Honor Society Officers: CharleB Mason - PRESIDENT, Ronnise Handy TREASURER, Debra Caldwell - SECRETARY, Charles M Forgac - ADVISORS. VICE-PRESIDENT, Tammv Armstrong - inis ■ PARLIAMENTARIAN, N. Desai, A. The A.M.P. Colony Of Kappa Kappa Psi Honorary National Band Fraternity The Kappa Kappa Psi Colony of JCSU is a group of young men brought together for the purpose of forming a new chapter of the KKY National Honorary Band Fraternity. KKY strives for better musicianship and the growth of music programs throughout the nation on various college campuses. About the Business of Building Better Bands Officers - ADVISOR - Mr. Freddie T. Holt, PRES. • Sidney Summons, VICE-PRES. ■ James Ely, SEC. - Padraic L. Pines, TREAS. - Gregg P. Hankins, HISTORIAN • David Hayes. Members ■ Karl Booker, Steven L. Buck, Richard Callaway, Jr., Harold Dixon, Jarnard Gunn, Richard Humphrey, Ricky Jeffries, Carl Myers, Rodney C. Robinson, Ranardo Robinson, Tony Raven, Barry McDonald, SylvesUr Scipio, Ricky Wade. The Arriviste Colony Of Tail Beta Sigma National Honorary Band Sorority ADVISOR - Freddie T. Holt, PRES. - Georgia McLean, VICE-PRES. • Vicki Bell, SEC. ■ Theresa Richardson, TREAS. - Samantha Davis, HISTORIAN - Cynthia Crispin, MS. TAU BETA SIGMA - Anita Bvrd, MS. KAPPA KAPPA PSI • Doris Brown. Members • Karen Clare, Perina Covington, Cynthia Fife, Stephanie Fruster, Dawn Lockett, Deedra Wright. Student Alumni Association Officers: James W. Beane PRESIDENT, Odetta E. Newton - MS. STUDENT ALUMNI, Ebec L. Ratcliffe - TREASURER. Members: Tracv Banks, Lis III. Hall. Victoria M. Hoggard, Kim Jackson, John W. Purnell, Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society is a general scholastic honor society open to both junior and senior men and women from a wide variety of academic disciplines. It was founded in Nashville, Tenn. in 1937. The advisor is Mrs. B. Ledbetter. The required average for membership is a cumulative 3.30. Lines are held in the fall and spring for students who meet the qualifications. PRESIDENT - Sylvester Scipio, VICE-PRES. - Ronnise Handy, SEC. • Teretha Brown. TREAS. - Andre Ganther. Members - Angela Battle, Jacqueline Blassingame, Darryl Hood. Charles Mason, Carmelita Williams. Alpha Psi Omega Dramatic Fraternity Alpha Psi Omega is a national drama honor society for 4-year Colleges. It aids in University productions. Selected membership is based on the quality of dramatic participation and G.P.A. It is also based on enthusiasm and attitude. L. to R. Reggie Boderick, Sherri Jackson, Dr. D ' Armond - Advisor, Angela Pitt - Vice President, Walter McAllister, front Center - Vonya Fernander, Not Pictured - Elaine Cunningham - Secretary ' , Danny Green - Treasurer, Phyllis Roberson The Ira Aldridge Drama Guild The Ira Aldridge Dramatic Guild has really been active this year. They have produced and presented several productions for the Campus and Community at Large. Members: L to R Natilie, Shyrene, Dana, Ricky, Dr. D ' Armond, Angela, Walter, Charles, Ebeck, Front Center - Herman, Fonda, Phyllis, Vonya, Sherri Freshman Gospel Choir The Freshman Gospel Choir sang on various occasions in the University Church. The group has to sing the praises of God. The tradition should continue through the years to come. the years and stay togethe PHOTOS BY .IOHNKIX KINSEY Myers Hall Council LLLIF ' LT ! 1 1 M$p« IM U PRES. • Michael Riddick, VICE-PRES. - Scott Bosley, REP. TO RESIDENCE LIFE ADVISORY BOARD ■ Paul Rivers, 2ND FLOOR COUNSELOR • Alan Simpson, 3RD FLOOR COUNSELOR • Kevin Ramsey, 4TH FLOOR COUNSELOR - Dean Proctor, TREAS. - Dean Scott. Berry Hall Council Officers: Debbie Mitchell - PRESIDENT, Reicka McNeil - MISS BERRY HALL, Estelle Bowers - BOARD REPRESENTATIVE. Smith Hall Council PRESIDENT - John Dowdell, VICE-PRESIDENT ■ James Hamilton, SECRETARY - Bruce Davis, TREASURER • Michael Simpson, SGA REP - Eugene Maybin, RA - Gregg Johnson, RA ■ Keith Lipscomb, RA • Robert McDonald, RLA ■ Hoarce Bush, Russell Sulton. Sanders Hall Residential Council Sanders Hall Council promotes leadership toward enhancing residential living. They are leaders who strive to make the residents one big happy family. PRESIDENT - Teresa Edwards, VICE-PRESIDENT - Myrna Pouponneau, SECRETARY TREASURER • Jeanette Brice, RESIDENCE REP - Ssycret Jackson, QUEEN - Carmelita McNeil, QUEEN ALT. ■ Michelle Russell, DORM DIRECTOR • Ms. Vanessa Hood, FLOOR REP. - Shirley Fields. Political Science Club PRES. - James C. Saunders, Jr., VICE-PRES. - Mark Gibson, SEC. - Miriam Twitty, TREAS. - Loretta Johnson. Members - Bartholomew F. Jackman, Danette Johnson, Miriam Twitty Union Program Board Members: Lana Boulware, Kimberly Johnson, Gloria Kenny, Sandra Lewis. Not pictured: Larry Murchison - PRESIDENT, Keith Lipscomb, Sarah Price. Pi Gamma Mu International Honor Society In The Social Sciences PRESIDENT - Andre Ganther, Charles Minnis, Sylvester Scipio, Audrey Simpson, Carmelita Williams. Associate members - James Beane, Reginald Falice, Norman Sanchez, Daryl Sledge, Angela Battle, Angela Pitt, Brenda Harris, Charles Walker, Marvin Sharpe, De R. L. Hines. I Squirewell. ADVISOR - Mr. New Hall Council — iiffp i i PRESIDENT • Charles Minnis, VICE-PRESIDENT • Michael Jackson, TREASURER Wanda Freeman, SECRETARY • Wiljanda Jennings, DORM ADVISORY BOARD REP. ■ James Beane, MISS NEW HALL - Debra Caldwell, MR. NEW HALL - Ray Brown. National Association Of Black Accountants Members: Tammy Armstrong - PRESIDENT, Jackie Simmons - VICE-PRESIDENT, Arndretta Cooke • SECRETARY, Annette Williams - TREASURER, Ronnise Handy, Lorna McCutchen, Riekca McNeil. Psychology Club PRESIDENT - Keith Lipscomb, VICE-PRES. - Judy Stillwell, SEC. - Herman Tinker, TREAS. • Charles Minnis. Members • Stephanie Brown, Teretha Brown, Rose Bullock, Tim Burroughs, Eric Campbell, Patricia D. Duren, Alisa Fryar, Michael Hughes, Michael Legget, Lucy Waverly. PHOTOS BY JOHNELL KINSEY Ambassador Club OFFICERS - PRESIDENT - Dennis Squirewell, VICE-PRES. - Miriam Twitty, CORR SEC. - Sheila Williams, REC. SEC. - Alisa Fryar, TREAS. - Sonva Buchanan, SGA REP - Charlene Smith, MS. AMBASSADOR CLUB - Tanya Jordan. Members - Deneen Alford, LaFlovia Austin, Tawana Berry, Brian Bradley, Anita Brown, Octavia Cannon, April Carter, Valerie Carter, Bernard Cason, Tasha Christian, Kim Clark, Shawnette Conner, Cynthia Crispin, Marsha Dancy, James Davis, Patricia Davis, Tonia Dewalt, Dina Drew, James Ely, Carolyn Evans, Denita Foy, Darrell Greene, Jeanine Harrison, David Hayes, Eddie Hill, Jr., Shenela Hill, Tanya Hodges, Ssycret Jackson, Kathryn Johnson, Viola Johnson, Kimberly Jones, Kathy LeGrande, Brian McKnight, Bernita McLaughlin, Archelaus McLean, Kim McLean, Tracy McPherson, Lisa Mitchell, Sarena Mobley, Kimberlyn Moore, David Page, John Pierce, Christopher Redding, Christopher Robertson, Marisa Sanders, Ned Sergew, Mitchell Sharpe, Nicholas Skrine, Andre Smith, Judy Stillwell, Yvonnceria Sutton, Yvette Thompson, Herman Tinker, Stephanie Walls, Renita Wells, Tracy Banks, Charlene Gamble, Marlon Pankins, Craig Bell, Vicki Bell, Lisa Bronson, John Cunningham, Alisa Fryar, Tanya Jordan, James Leno, Dawn Lockett, Robert McDonald, Wanda Patterson, Terrence Powers, Mario Sans, Valerie Scott, Charlene Smith, Selma Smith, Janie Tomlinson, Maurice Blue, Rose Bullock, Ella Mae Hairston, Demetrius Hodges, Jeffrey Leak, Glenn Phillips, Jeremiah Sims, Phyllis Thomas, Lucy Waverly, Dellene Williams, Lisa Williams, Deedra Wright, Yvonne Wright, Michael Bowdles. Teretha Brown, Janice Brown, Andre Ganther, Ronnise Handy, Brenda Harris, Debbie Kearney, Charles Mason, Charles Minnis, Norman Sanchez, William S. Scipio, Carmelita Williams, Angela Battle. The purpose of the Ambassador Club is to actively involve students in the recruitment process by a) letting them conduct individual campus tours during the school term b) letting them participate in group tours and workshops sponsored by the Office of Admissions (c) providing them with information and or materials to recruit prospective Smithites during their summer vacation and breaks. Members include Duke and Teagle scholars, and students in the Honors Program. N.A.A.C.P. The struggle for Black equality in America began many decades before the 1950 ' s and 60 ' s. The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People has fought the longest struggle for the rights of Black Americans. The NAACP ' s march for freedom began in 1909. The achievement of full equality depends on the NAACP ' s continued leadership of the civil rights struggle. The NAACP is our chain of strength in the struggle to enjoy the basic rights of the Constitution and each of us is a link in the chain. PRESIDENT - Reginald A. Falice, VICE-PRES. • Gregory Jackson, TREAS. - Kenneth Snow, SEC. - Emma Mark, PARLIAMENTARIAN - Hope Washington, MS. NAACP - Gwendolyn Spurlock. Library Club The Library Club was organized in 1967. It has been a campus organization for seventeen years. The main objective or function of the club is to promote educational projects to Smith ' s family. In promoting educational projects, hopefully the student body will be encouraged to study more or work toward academic excellence. Officers: Theresa WilliamB - PRESIDENT, Tonia Cowans - VICE-PRESIDENT, Sharon Sadler - SECRETARY, Gregory Johnson - TREASURER, Kathy Fenner - MS. LIBRARY CLUB, Mrs. Barbara Carr - ADVISOR. Members: Patricia Brooks, Delores Brown, Jackie Dye. Groove Phi Groove This issue marks the 20t h Anniversary of Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship Inc. It was at Morgan State College (now a State University) on October 12, 1962 that fourteen men from various backgrounds found a need to form a organization that focused on the plight and resolutions of adversities facing Black Americans. Here at J.C.S.U. the Bull Chapter which was founded October 28, 1968, the Brothers of Groove strive to promote academic awareness and good ethical standards, to promote unity and fellowship among college men to create intelligent and an effective leadership, to study and he alleviate those social and economic problems concerning society in order to improve the status of all mankind. Social Fellowship, Inc. J.C.S.U. Greeks I Deltas Deltas Deltas Deltas Deltas Deltas Deltas Deltas Deltas| Omegas Omegas Omegas Omegas Omegas Omegas Omegas Omegas Omegas Alphas Alphas Alphas Alphas Alphas Alphas Alphas Alphas Alphas Aka ' s Aka ' s Aka ' s Aka ' s Aka ' s Aka ' s Aka ' s Aka ' s Aka ' s J.C.S.U. Greeks Kappas Kappas Kappas Kappas Kappas Kappas Kappas Kappas Kappas Zetas Zetas Zetas Zetas Zetas Zetas Zetas Zetas Zetas Sigmas Sigmas Sigmas Sigmas Sigmas Sigmas Sigmas Sigmas Sigmas Sigma Gamma Rho Sigma Gamma Rho Sigma Gamma Rho S J 117 Delta Sigma Theta Sorority From left to right - Joyce Gaines - Treasurer, Tammy Armstrong - Corresponding Sec, Deborah Caldwell - Historian, Robbin Sutton, - Charlene Hargett, Ronnise Handy - Vice-President, Linda Battle - Chaplain, Renay Harris, Angela Battle - President. Not pictured - Diane Thomas - Recording Sec, Carla Vines, Mary Webb, Gail Troupe, Priscilla Stowe, Carol Samuel. Advisors - Rita Rorie, Tammera Nelson. I ' HIII ' OS HY .livHNKI I KINsn Delta Sigma Theta Sorority was founded on January 13, 1913 on the campus of Howard University. The stated purpose of the 22 founders was to establish a society to promote high cultural, intellectual, and moral standards among its members. Like Violets, Deltas must be individually selected. You can ' t grab a handful without damaging some of them. They can not be roughly picked or picked in a hurry. Like Violets, Deltas are not the kind of flower that shows off its fullest beauty standing alone, but is naturally gregarious and looks best in natural clusters. However, like Violets, the Delta can stand alone and still reflect beauty. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority From left to right: Sharon Jennings, Robin Williams, Dianne Sullivan, Cynthia Sewell. Far left: President - Ella Mae Hairston i Deedra Wright, Lana Boulware, Vanessa Hunter, Dellene Williams, Donna Bailey, Felicia Beane, PHOTOS BY JOHNELL KINSEY Alpha Kappa Alpha is the oldest Greek-letter organization established in America by Black college women. It is, rather, a significant and inspiring reflection of the development of a minority group in a changing culture. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. was founded in 1908 at Howard University located in Washington, D.C. In its earliest years, Alpha Kappa Alpha became a symbol of the aspirations of able young women to develop their full potentials in an atmosphere of friendship and mutually supportive stimulation to excellence. PHOTOS BY STEPHAN JONES I fife m i PHOTOS BY STEPHEN JONES Special Features J.C.S.V. Vice Presidents Dr. James R. Law, Vice-President for Academic Aff. Dr. Francine Madrey, Vice-President for Student Affairs Dr. Gloria Duval Vice-President for Development Mr. Mack Davidson, Vice-President for Financial Affairs PHOTOS BY GREGORY LEE Johnson C. Smith University ' s : -■.-- - -•.y J fc-i ' ' ■ ' .- Ss e Photo By Carl Bergman Historical Beauty Photo By Carl Bergman CD CO • I— I 03 • i— ( o a •i— i fa Campus Entrance ' • . . ' = Berry Hall Photoe By Carl Bergman Administration Building Photo By Carl Bergman Capital Campaign Dr. Albright addresses the audit at the campaign dinner. Campaign Passes $1.5-MUlion Mark The Johnson C. Smith University New Era of Excellence Capital Campaign passed the $1.5-million mark as of January 7th. The $1,573,570 pledged so far represents 54 r v of the minimum goal of $2.8-million sought. The Johnson C. Smith University family is most grateful to the corporate and civic leaders who ' ve worked so hard and diligently in this campaign, commented JCSU President Dr. Robert L. Albright. With $1.5-million in hand at this point in our schedule, we are confident of achieving a successful conclusion, he continued. With a little more luck and hard work, we hope to exceed our goal and generate enough support to meet the genuine needs of the University which far transcends the $2.8-million goal. The $1.5-million raised thus far has come from 55 ' of completed prospect visits. With a February 1 campaign ending date, an accelerated return of pledges is expected in the coming weeks. Campaign workers continue to receive a very favorable and enthusiastic reception in their prospect visits, remarked Campaign General Chairman John B. Stedman. With so many positive things happening at Johnson C. Smith, generating pledges has become an easy sell. a A New Era Of Excellence President Albright is congratulated for a job well done. University Choir Concert And Reception Who ' s Who Among Students Charles Head Ella Mae Hairston Charles Minnis Debbie Kearney Walter McAllister Angela R. Pitt Darryl Hood Angela Battle Keith Lipscomb Andre Ganther Tammera Valliere Sylvester Scipio. Not pictured - Teretha Brown Carmelita Williams and Ronnise Handy In American Universities and Colleges The 1985 edition of Who ' s Who Among Students In American Universities and Colleges will carry the names of 15 students from Johnson C. Smith University, who have been selected as being among the country ' s most outstanding campus leaders. Campus nominating committees and editors of the annual directory have included the names of these students based on their academic achievement, service to the community, leadership in extracurricular activities and future potential. They join an elite group of students selected from more than 1,300 institutions of higher learning in all 50 states, the District of Columbia and several foreign nations. Outstanding students have been honored in the annual directory since it was published in 1934. JCSU students honored include: Angela L. Battle, Lenoir, NC, a senior Computer Science Major; Teretha Brown, Gray Court, SC, Psychology (graduated from JCSU in December 1984); Andre J. Ganther, Chesapeake, VA, Sr., Computer Science; Ella Mae Hairston, Martinsville, VA, Jr., English; Ronnise C. Handy. Suitland, MD, Sr., Accounting Business; Charles E. Head, High Point, NC, Sr., General Business; Darrvle B. Hood, Charlotte, NC, Sr., Biology Chemistry; Debbie ' A. Kearney, Henderson, NC, Sr., Biology and Keith A. Lipscomb, High Point, NC, Psychology. Also, Walter A. McAllister, Clarkton, NC, Sr., Communica- tion Arts; Charles F. Minnis, Scotch Plans, NJ, Sr., General Business; Angela R. Pitt, Tarboro, NC, Sr., Communication Arts; William S. Scipio, Lumberton, NC, Sr., Communication Arts; Tammera Vallier, Chicago, IL, Sr., Computer Science and Carmelita D. Williams, Washington, DC, Psychology. Ms. Williams also graduated in December of 1984. Ronnise C. Handy AN ODE TO OUR MOTHER Tho ' it ' s not that widely celebrated day Yet, there ' s something which I long to say. I never knew when I was a ' tad That you were doing such great things - with what little bit you had. I was so naive then and, only a teeny snot I had no idea you had to use whatever you got! I would be so envious of what the other kids had, I didn ' t know you were trying to make it - even without our dad. I used to hear you pray to God, so often and late at night; And somehow he and you together, made everything turn out alright. It ' s true that many kids had more material things than we; I had no idea how you had sacrificed I thought everything was free! You ' d ask the lord to find a way to make it through the day. I thought it was a fruitless prayer, But now here ' s what I ' d like to say. Your prayers and decisions were for the best, for when I became a man, Tho ' it was earlier than most kids, but today I understand. I see the great things you did for us: yet, in a way I ' m very sad. I now know how you made many miracles, with what little bit you had. I remember how you ' d chastise us, whenever you thought we were wrong. Oftimes you ' d never explain, but only said live on! There were many things you warned us about, And I ' ve lived to see most of them come out. Maybe not the way you said it but, rather what you meant. Today I don ' t regret a hungry night I have ever spent. From you I ' ve learned to discipline myself and set sky-high my goal. I ' ve reaped a lot of harvests, and been blessed many-fold! I ' ve learned to ask The Master to take my hand and hold. I ' ve learned to take time out and thoroughly search my soul. What I ' ve learned and accomplished came from God and you. I feel that there is nothing now that I cannot do! I see you now advanced in age, still striving to make things be. I still see you starting with nothing and making reality. Sometimes I wonder if children of today who seem so distant and far, would hear and listen to you - maybe, yes maybe, wouldn ' t be so much as they are. I know that you cared and loved us, one and all, You gave me strength to get back up whenever I slip and fall I love you my dear Mother an so, I ' m no longer mad. For now I know the wonders you accomplished, with the little bit you had! Ruben Lemuel Hines Poetry Identity Is it strange? Is it frightening to see? Does it derange, or bring change? To your rules of conformity? Do you frown at my face? An item so dear to me. Does it bring to mind, that I ' m trying to find? A thing you may never see, A thing from the past, to which I hold fast. Known as Identity Trying What ' s with you? I try so hard, Is it me - or you You ' re so complex so very hrad to understand But I ' ll try There ' s just something about you that keeps me trying. Believe Me It ' s hard to say I love you To express my deepest feelings on a piece of lifeless paper with a hard, cold piece of lead. How can you possibly know how I feel from words thrown on a page? It ' s hard to say I love you . I ' m writing on a lifeless piece of paper. Won ' t you take my word for it? Will I Ever Will I ever? I don ' t know! Will I ever? I don ' t think so! It ' s in me - I know But will I ever? I don ' t think so! I have so much to give! So much stayed inside me! But will I ever? I don ' t know! Will I ever? I don ' t think so! Why? I don ' t Know! Just Me I don ' t get lonely everytime I ' m alone I find that I ' m company for myself. I have so much to talk to me about. So much I want me to learn. So much for me to see. When my eyes are tired, I put on my Ray Band ' s and everything is soft and quiet. Then there ' s music to be heard writing to be done, exercises, pampering my body, no time to be lonesome. If you were here you ' d enjoy me, too. You and I I ' m here, You ' re there. I feel so alone in the world by myself - No one to love me No one to care I know if I would lose you I myself would be lost . . . Where Are You? Are you there? Show me a sign. I know you ' re here, Show me a sign, I wonder why? About so many things. I doubt your existence. But I know you ' re there, See me through this. It ' ll take time, Show me you ' re here. I ' ll try to keep my faith. I have to - you know me, I know vou ' re there. FOR NO CAUSE Why do you seem to hate me? If it ' s because I ' m dirty, I can bathe myself. If it ' s because my hair is unkempt, I can straighten it. If it ' s because my clothes are ragged, I can mend them It it ' s because my shoes are worn, I can repair them. If it ' s because my clothes doesn ' t fit, I can have them tailored. If its because I do not smile, I can change it. If it ' s because I have no hair, I can purchase a wig. If it ' s because I ' m loud, I can become silent. If it ' s because I ' m crude, I can become refined If it ' s because of how I feel, I can change my attitude. But if it ' s because I ' m Black, I can only refer you to, The God who made me! Ruben L. Hines Homecoming Content o tit e 4 OCT. 20- CORONATION 1 8 :00 P . m . Reception Formal Dance immediately followinq, (di ess rotlc will bo en- forced) OCT. 21- WORSHIP SERVICE 11 :00 a . m . University Church RFC KPT TON 1 : 50 P . in . Union Main L.nunqe GOSPEL EXTRAVAGANZA 7 :00 P .m. Gym OCT. 22,- LITTLE MISS JCSU CONTEST 7 :00 P . m. Biddle OCT . 2 3- COLLEGE BOWL GAME NIGHT ICE 6 :00 P . in . Union Main Liuumjc CREAM PARLOR 8 :00 P in . Downstairs Union OCT. 24- QUEENS TALLENT FASHION SHOW 7 :00 P m. Biddle LADIES NIGHT 9 ■00 P m. Union Main Lounge OCT. 25- BLUE GOLD DAY Students are asked to wear blue gold MOCK FUNERAL 6 00 P m. Biddle BON FIRE PEP RALLY 7 30 P m. Field behind McCrorey OCT. 26- CONCERT 9 00 P m. Park Center PRE-DAWN DANCE 12 -4 00 a m. GYM DORM COMPETITION 9 45 P m. Dorms can decorate until 12:00 noon on Friday OCT. 27- WAKE-UP MARCH 8 00 a . m. PARADE LINE-UP 10 00 a . m. Trade Sycamore PARADE 11 00 a . m. GAME 1 30 P- m. Memorial Stadium GREEK STEP SHOW 6. 00 P- in . Gym DANCE 9 p.m. -1 00 a . in . Gym OCT. 28- ALUMNI WORSHIP SERVICE 10 00 a . m. University Church STUDENT, FACULTY, STAFF, ADM. DINNER 5 30 P- in . Union Main Lounge ROLLERSKATING PARTY Skate Palace (tentative) RWOSTTORDISE JOHNSON C. SMITH UNIVERSITY STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOC. PRESENTS A HOMECOMING CONCERT ' 84 ZAPP ft FEATURING ft a xt ROGER N D TROUTMAN Do Wa Ditty In The Mix More Bounce To The Ounce ALSO FEATURING SHANNON LET THE MUSIC PLAY GIVE ME TONIGHT MY HEARTS DIVIDED ft PLUS ft SOUNDZ UNLIMITED ft FEATURING ft D. J. - GREG LEE FRI., OCT. 26, 1984 — 8:00 PM — Park Center - ADMISSION - ADVANCE AT THE DOOR $ 6.00 $ 7.00 - TICKETS ON SALE AT - SHAZADA RECORDS •CAMELOT RECORDS • TOP BANANA FINANCIAL AFFAIRS OFFICE AT J.C SMITH UNIVERSITY COMMONWEALTH COLLEGIATE TALENT, INC. Coronation of Miss JCSU Almost Paradise Sitting L. to R. Debbie Kearney 1st attendant to Miss JCSU, Dianne Sullivan Miss JCSU, Bernetta Bobbitt 2nd attendant to Miss JCSU, standing • Anita Price Miss JCSU 1983-84 and the men of Paradise. Our lovely campus queens patiently await the entrance of Miss JCSU and Court 7 % ' «« Blue And Gold Day The Coronation of Miss On October 20, 1984 the Jack S. Brayboy Gymnasium was the location for the annual coronation. This year the theme was Almost Paradise . Anita Price Miss JCSU 1983-84 returned on this glorious evening to crown Dianne Sullivan Miss JCSU 1984-85 in a tropical islandlike setting. This coronation will be remembered for its uniqueness. Never in the history of Johnson C. Smith University has there ever been a coronation contrary to the traditional white formal gown setting. Diane Sullivan Miss JCSU, 1984-85 will long be remembered for her originality. L to R Mr and Mrs. Kearny, 1st attendant to Miss JCSU - Debbie Kearney, Mrs. Sullivan, Sitting: Miss JCSU and Court 1984-85, standing: Anita Miss JCSU • Dianne Sullivan, Mr. Sullivan, 2nd attendant to Miss JCSU - Bernetta Bobbitt, 1983-84 and the men of Paradise Mr. and Mrs. Bobbitt. Price Miss JCSU Johnson C. Smith University Johnson C. Smith University has an abundance of beauty. Our campus queens are shown in their lovely ensembles as they patiently wait to congratulate, Dianne Sullivan, Miss JCSU Anne Wright Miss R. W. Johnson Choir Sonya Dalton, Miss Health and Physical Ed. is congratulated by President Albright Shirley Caesar Williams Known as the First Lady of Gospel Music , Shirley Caesar Williams is one of the leading female gospel vocalists today. After singing with the legendary Car- avans, she branched out on her own as a solo performer. She won a Grammy Award for Rejoice in 1978 and she was nominated for Jesus in 1984. Her most recent album Sailin has received considerable airplay on radios all around the country. Her songs re- flect the message that Jesus is ALIVE! and he is indeed the son of God. Her performance in the Jack S. Brayboy Gymnasium on October 21, 1984 was an evening of ministry and music. We pray for continuing success and that God will bless her music and ministry as she and the Caesar singers touch the lives of people around the world. w.s.s. Mrs. Albright is chosen from the audience to get involved. And The Caesar Singers % 4- • % The Coronation of Little Miss During the 1984 Homecoming festivities, Leisha Highe, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Highe was crowned as Little Miss JCSU. Leisha is 8 yrs. old and a fan of Michael Jackson and polo bears. She was also featured during halftime ceremonies at the football game against Winston-Salem State. JCSU could not have asked for a better representative for Homecom- ing. We are confident she will grow into a beautiful young lady. At right - Miss JCSU crowns Little Ms. JCSU $ ' ■ !% H Wz wa AV B| Ft] V Q ■ rt r I M Little Miss JCSU receives her gift from, Loretta Johnson, coordinator of the coronation. Little Miss JCSU and her escort Miss JCSU and court congratulate little Miss JCSU Miss Freshman class and the Ju congratulate little Miss JCSU • class representatn Johnson C Smith University Quiz Bowl Homecoming week included Quiz Bowl night as part of the homecoming festivities. Students from each class participated in the activity. The quiz bowl consisted of general knowledge trivia questions. The students participation was great. Ronnise and Charles are really excited. 152 No, we must not wish for trivial things. Game Night The Homecoming festivities were ALIVE with the Game Night and Ice Cream Parlor. These activities took place immediately following the Quiz Bowl. Lawerence shows his ping-pong expertise Sherry, it ' s going to be alright! I turned around just in time! Pool, an all-time favorite in the game room. Ice Cream Parlor Reggie and Bart, is the ice cream that good? Ladies of the class of 85 vJ 1 ' H A You only get one serving June! ... F Res ' ; 1 V x .j h ... iW1 Butch, you look so confused. We are ready to serve you! Roger And Zapp Ladies and gentlemen, we present to you the mystical Roger Troutman and Zapp! Roger rocked the Park Center with such hits as Midnight Hour More Bounce and I Heard It Through the Grapevine . Smithites jammed until the midnight hour because Roger presented a very fresh show. Little Roger Jr. surprised the audience with a solo. His voice and style was the epitome of his fathers. Everyone seemed to really enjoy the show. Keep the good work up Roger. J.C.S.U. Homecoming With Shannon B Tl mr m K WA — - - ' ,; il v. ■ ■1 Homecoming Parade Campus Queens Rare Essence i% @ Black Mistoru Wlontli Celebrity Jane J(ennedu Perfect role model ft £ .( 3. V. Camnui (ajueeni or 163 Miss Johnson C. Smith Sara Dianne Sullivan, senior and Early Childhood Education major served this fine institution as Miss Johnson C. Smith during the 1984-85 school year. Dianne is a native of Simpsonville, S.C. Miss Sullivan wore the crown well and was the true epitome of a queen. She used originality and broke tradition from past years of having a formal coronation during Homecoming. Almost Paradise will be remembered as one of the most unique of its kind. Sullivan was also a strong academic student. She was on the Dean ' s List and a member of Pi Delta Tau Education Honor Society. We wish the best for your future, Dianne. May God richly bless you in all of your endeavors. PHOTOS BY JOHNELL KINSEY University and Court Top Left • First Att. Debbie Kearney, Top Right - Second Att. Bernetta Bobbit, Bottom Left Right Miss Johnson C. Smith University and Court PHOTOS BY JOHNELL KINSEY Campus Queens ft G Miss Sophomore Class, Gloria Kenny Miss Freshman Class, Kimberly Lee. PhotM By Johnel] K.r Miss University Yearbook, Angela Pitt Miss JCSU News, Vonya Fernander HI J Miss Student Christian Association, Rosanna McCreary Miss R. W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, Annie Wright Photo By Johnell Kinaey Campus Queens if From left to right Miss Student Alumni - Odetta Newton, Miss NAACP • Gwendolyn Spurlock, Miss Health and Phys. Ed. - Sonya Dalton, Miss Groove Phi Groove - Montini Davis PHOTOS BY JOHNELL KINSEY Campus Queens From left to right - Mis9 KA - Jackie Simmori9, Miss Liston Hall - Lawanda Baysmore Miss AS0 - Ola Mae Earl, Mis9 A A (Black and Gold) - Lana Boulware PHOTOS BY JOHNELL KINSEY Campus Queens From left to right - Ms. Univ. Choir ■ Winnilred WUIian Rena Ellison. Ms. Univ. Band • Vicki Love, Ms. Ambassador Club - Tanya Jordan, Ms. Zeta Phi Beta PHOTOS BY JOHNELL KINSEY Campus Queens Fr. left to right - Ms. Berry Hall - Reikka McNeil, Ma. Duke Hall ■ Priscilla Stowe, Ms. Carter Hall • Paula Eaton, Ms. Myers Hall - Kim Clark. PHOTOS BY JOHNELL KINSEY Campus Queens From left to right ■ Miss New Hall - Deborah Caldwell, Miss Smith Hall • Tonya Demesme, Miss Urban Studies ■ Cheri Bennett, Miss Business Club Lisa Pettaway 172 PHOTOS BY JOHNELL KINSEY Campus Queens Rr L. to R. Miss Alpha Kappa Alpha - Veronica Williams, Miss Omega Psi Phi - Kimbrelyn Moore PHOTOS BY JOHNELL KINSEY Dancing Bull-ettes From left to right - Cynthia Mayes, Miriam Twitty, Fonda Sanders, Anita Bvrd, Lana Boulware, Lisa Bronson, Samantha Davis, Janie Tomlinson, Wendy Fuller. PHOTO BY CARL BERGMAN Varsity Cheerleaders First row - Enid Boulware, Sarena Mobley, Phyllis Thomas. Second row ■ Linda Battle, Anzell Benson, Theresa Edwards, Kim Relford, Theresa Crunkleton, Lita White. 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Gone are guard Sonya Dalton, whose 7 assists and 3.5 steals per game will be m issed, and forward Latonya Roane (8.3 ppg). Sophomore Saundra McCracken picked up valuable experience in operating the point and should be ready to fill in for the departed Dalton. Immediate help will come from freshman Sharrion Beard who averaged 24 points per game for Anderson (Indiana) High. Despite Cassandra Howell ' s 10.3 rebounds per game and Caryl Hardin ' s 8.3 caroom average, J. C. Smith was edged by 3 rebounds a game last year. Head coach Steve Joyner brought in a Shelby, North Carolina standout that will provide immediate help on the boards. Forward Janice Young (6 ' ) of Crest High comes from an excellent prep program. Joyner should enjoy a wellspring of leadership from Hardin; Howell and Johns. Smokey Johns earned All-CIAA honors in 1983 while Howell garnered all conference and honorable-mention All-American honors in 1984. Their court relationship should be a plus in developing the freshmen potential. We have a nucleus of proven talent and the potential to enjoy a good year, reflected Joyner. It all comes down to how hungry our upperclass players are and how willing everyone on the team is to dedicating themselves to fulfilling that potential. The women ' s program has been on the verge of taking the final step into becoming a league power the past three years with marks of 13-12, 14-10 and 13-12. The CIAA women ' s conference produced the NCAA II national championship and the national runner-up in the past two years. It ' s a difficult league to dominate and even more difficult to remain a consistent winner over a long-term stretch. Joyner and his team are hoping the 1984- ' 85 season proved the transition year on the way to a CIAA southern division title. Women ' s Basketball Coach and Assistant Head Coach Steve Joyner Steve is in his seventh year at Johnson C. Smith, his fifth as head women ' s coach. During that time he has produced a 50-46 mark and three All-CIAA performers. Joyner is a former captain and point guard for Joe Alston ' s Golden Bull teams of 1969-73. He earned a master ' s degree in guidance and counselling from Virginia State Univer- sity. At JCSU, Steve teaches Health and Physical Education, serves as an assistant football coach and directs the intramural program. Steve and his wife Nerell have two sons, Steve, Jr. and Brian. Assistant Coach Marsha Alexander Marsha returns for a second year. A 1983 graduate of JCSU, Alexander currently holds school records in career points (1,188) and career rebounds (884) as a former Smith player. She successfully guided the first-ever JCSU women ' s volleyball team to the finals of the CIAA tournament and a winning record in the Fall of 1984. JCSU Basketball Coaches Head Basketball Coach Robert Moore (Right Page) Robert Douglas Moore enters his seventh year at the helm of the Johnson C. Smith University basketball program following a 12-15 rebuilding year. Looking over the history of his collegiate coaching record, don ' t expect Bob Moore to be down long. The Asheville, NC native is just eight games away from becoming only the second JCSU coach to win 100 basketball games. Edward Jackson compiled 148 wins and 57 losses between 1936 and 1945 before moving on to Howard. Moore has a 92-69 record at Smith and a 93-41 mark at Virginia Union for a combined 185-110 collegiate record. Just 15 wins in 1984-85 and Moore will reach 200 wins in 12 collegiate seasons. During that 11 year span the Golden Bull mentor has one other set of statistics that few coaches can match. Only one player who played out his eligibility failed to graduate with a college degree. Moore earned a Masters degree in mathematics from Temple University and is a full-time faculty member in the math department as well as head basketball coach. My father (Clarence L. Moore, an inductee of the Western North Carolina Athletic Hall of Fame) taught me to win on the courts and in the class, remarked Moore. One is not exclusive of the other. His academic record makes Robert Moore a winner no matter what the win column mark proclaims. When we won the CIAA southern division back to back in 1981 and 1982, my greatest satisfaction came in May when our seven seniors that won those titles received their degrees together. Moore and his wife Mary live near Davidson with sons, Bobby, Jr., Bernie and Rayner. Assistants Ike Fullard returns for a third year as assistant coach and recruiter. Ike has added on responsibilities as an assistant- football coach as well as his work in the Guidance Department. A graduate of Norfolk State, Fullard earned a Masters degree in guidance and counselling from Nova University. Ike ' s wife Olivia also works for Smith as the director of the Mary Irwin Belk Day Care Center. They have one son, Issac Fullard III. Tracey Bookman is serving as a student assistant after finishing his basketball playing career last year at Smith. The Houston, Texas native previously coached junior high basketball at Northwestern. Robert Moore - Men ' s Basketball Horace At The Helm Horace Small was selected as the 16th football coach in Johnson C. Smith University history. The 46 year-old native of Jacksonville, Florida, will also serve as athletic director for the NCAA II school. Small has served as line coach and administrative assistant at Smith the past five years. He is a graduate of Shaw and holds a Master ' s Degree in Physical Education from Florida A M University. He and his wife, the former Laverne Hicks, have one son, Horace Small II. Coach Small is no stranger to the 14 member Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA). He served as an assistant and head coach at Shaw University in Raleigh, N.C., as well as assistant at Florida A M and Delaware State of the Mid Eastern (MEAC) Conference. Discipline, organization and hard work are three qualities most often cited of Small as a coach. J. C. Smith has earned a reputation as an institution that takes its educational mission seriously, noted Small. We feel we can build a winning program with that philosophy. Parents want their sons to graduate, he continued. We sell our school first in recruiting. An athlete with the discipline to do well academically has the discipline needed to succeed out on the field. As athletic director, Small doesn ' t plan to shy away from the challenges of scheduling outside powers such as a South Carolina State. A patsy schedule won ' t attract the interest of good athletes or the fans, acknowledged Small. Developing a winning program takes time, a team effort between staff and supporters and, of course, money. Developing a carefully monitored and aggressive business approach to the athletic program is a necessity for most division II programs to survive, noted Small. Starting this year we will be implementing several new approaches to strengthen our program in fund raising and the business community support. Small is also visiting JCSU alumni associa- tions to solicit their support in selling the school to potential prospects. A more extensive scouting and recruiting network has already been fashioned over the summer. Selling JCSU and Charlotte is no problem as both have a lot to offer, assessed Small. In time, we hope to develop a well-worn path to our doorstep from the winning high school programs. We will lose some recruiting battles, but it won ' t be from lack of effort. In time, we hope to develop a well-worn path to our door step from the winning high school programs. — Horace Small Sharpe Crosby Assistant Coaches MOSES SHARP Moses is a former tight end and graduate of Johnson C. Smith University. He is the elder statesman on the Golden Bull staff, entering his 19th year with the program. Sharpe will work with the runningbacks during the 1984 season, he also serves as a physical education and swimming instructor. IKE FULLRD Fullard will use his former quarterback skills at Norfolk State to direct the offense in 1984. Ike still owns a Spartan school record or two. He has also served as the men ' s assistant basketball coach the past three years and has worked in the counselling department on campus. Ike and his wife, Olivia, have one son. JOE CROSBY Joe enters his third year as a linebacker coach. He is a graduate of North Carolina A T State where he earned All-MEAC honors as a linebacker. The Charlotte native continued professionally in football with the AFA champion Charlotte Storm. Joe is employed in the Office of Financial Affairs at JCSU. KEN TILLMAN Kenneth is a former All-CIAA defensive tackle from Fayetteville State University. Tillman is employed by Piedmont Airline and is a part-time assistant working with the defensive line. JOHN HARRISTON John joins the Golden Bull family for the first time. He is a former standout offensive guard at N.C. A T State. For the past eight years he has served as line coach at independence High School, helping build one of Charlotte ' s better high school programs. He is married with two children. Harriston will work with the offensive linemen. Wesley Leads an Offense Back on its Feet Johnson C. Smith ' s pass-oriented attack has kept one of the CIAA ' s top running talents out of the limelight the past few years. The spotlight in 1984 may dramatically showcase the running abil- ity of senior Darrel Wesley as the Golden Bulls switch to the wishbone and a greater emphasis on the ground game Wesley staked his credentials early as a fresh- man in 1981. Darrel carried the ball 175 times for 829 yards (4.7 yards per carry) and four TDs. A series of injuries kept the Washington, D.C. native out of the line-up for half of his sophomore year when he carried the ball only 78 times for 269 yards (3.4 ypc). Healthy again as a junior, Darrel carried the ball 120 times for 563 yards (4.6 ypc). During a good portion of his career, the Golden Bulls were filling the air with passes. Wesley led all receivers in 1983 with 28 receptions for 333 yards. He has 51 career catches for 555 yards. In total. Wesley has accounted for 2,216 career offensive yards (88.6 yards per game) in his first three years. It ' s obvious Darrel hasn ' t been getting the call enough, cited Horace Small. Darrel is in excel- lent shape and can take a lot of punishment for a player his size. The 5 ' 8 speedster, who runs the 40 yard dash in 4.4 seconds, has increased his weight to 180 pounds. I ' ve been able to build up my weight without sacrificing speed, remarked Wesley. I ' m hoping the weight room will add durability since it appears I ' ll be carrying the ball more. As a freshman, Wesley finished 6 yards behind CIAA rushing leader Dennis Mahon of Hampton Institute. Darrel has been operating in the shadow of Livingstone ' s prolific JoJo White the past two seasons. The change in offense should open up more opportunities for me, reflected Wesley. The guys up front have been working hard 1 think the entire offensive unit is excited about the change. Logan Wrestles with Ambition There is little limit to the physical strength and talent of nose guard John Logan. In high school he was an outstanding heavyweight wrestler as well as an all-conference tackle and shotputter. Logan has not let up as a collegian. Filling in for an injured starter in the first game of his freshman year, John impressed coaches immediately. His tenacious play and deceptive quickness earned him the spot for good. John pushes himself real hard, noted defen- sive coach Joe Crosby. He ' s not happy making 83 tackles in 10 games despite being double teamed. Logan patrols the tackle to tackle area with alarming quickness. I guess my wrestling experience helps me shed blockers, stated the Stanley, N.C. native. And a great deal of strength, too. John bench presses 475 pounds and does squats with 800 pounds. He has pared down his weight from 310 pounds to 280 on a 6 foot frame. Logan will get up at 5:30am and work out on his own, mentioned Small. He ' s exceptionally motivated. John continues to excel in other areas as well. He is the 1983 84 CIAA shot-put champion. One of the oldest JCSU track records is Billy Corbett ' s heave of 52 ' 11 in the shot-put set in 1972. Cor- bett, at 6 ' 6 , went on to be a first round draft choice of the Cleveland Browns. Logan twice reached over 50 feet early in 1983. At the JCSU Relays, John tossed the weight 52 ' 2 . I noticed that his girlfriend and mother were at that meet, quipped Horace Small. You can be sure that each will have a season pass for the 1984 football season. Logan was selected by league coaches on the second team All-CIAA team in 1983. Entering his junior year, the coaches voted him to the 1984 pre season All CIAA team. It ' s an honor that the East Gaston High graduate has worked extremely hard for. One thing is for sure, he ' ll never be satisfied if there is any room for improvement left. 1984 JCSU Golden Bull Football Team 52 Billy Banks Junior LB Charlotte, NC Broke into the starting line-up as an inside linebacker in 1983. Can play outside as well. Smart player with good hitting power. Shows steady improvement. Will be a starter in 1984. 1983 Stats: 70 tackles (30 solo) 2 intercepts 1 QB sack 2 pass break-ups 38 James Branch Sophomore FS Ft. Washington, MD Red-shirted last year as a runningback. Moved to free safety in Spring practice, where he impressed the coaching staff. Branch enters the 1984 season as a starter. Good natural instincts. Good future ahead. 25 Anthony Byers Freshman CB Charlotte, NC Byers was a standout player at East Mecklenburg High who originally decided against attending college. After a layoff, Anthony found he missed the game. Smith coaches are glad he did. Good pass coverage ability, speed and open field tackling. Byers is a strong candidate to start as a CB. 72 Kelvin Davis Junior OG East Orange, NJ Two year starter at right guard. Versatile, hard nosed athlete who played both sides of the line last year, accounting for eight tackles in the goal line defense. Veteran player who will be a key to the effective- ness of the offensive line. Should be considered for post season honors. 2 Wendell Dixon Sophomore QBWR Madison, FL Versatile athlete who has played defensive back, quarterback and wide receiver. Dixon enters 1984 as the back-up QB in the wishbone attack. Will likely see action as a receiver during the year if the freshmen develop well. 28 Jeff Easterling Sophomore RB Miami, FL Florida speedster who accounted for 6 TDs in his first year in 1983. Jeff runs the 40 yard dash in 4.4 seconds. Alternating with Darrei Wesley last season, he averaged 4.6 yards per run (58 carries, 268 yards). Easterling will carry the ball much more as a starter in the wishbone. 1983 Stats: 58 carries 268 yards 6 TDs 8 catches 30 yards 88 Tracey Gainey Sophomore WR Winston-Salem, NC Starting WR with the promise of great things to come. Catches well in a crowd, runs good patterns. A natural, instinctive athlete with the ability and personal drive to make a reputation in the CIAA soon. 1983 Stats: 8 games 19 receptions 144 yards 20 Alvin Glenn Sophomore CB Winston-Salem, NC Glenn was switched from RB to cornerback during Spring ball. Alvin has handled the switch well. Will start the 1984 year in a back up role with the capability to push as a starter. 61 Derwin Gray Sophomore OG South Boston, VA Red-shirted last year behind three year veteran Willie Hughes at left guard. Strong points are intelligence and discipline. Ideal lineman for the wishbone attack. Well developed from weight training. Coaches are excited about his future. Will start at left guard after a fine Spring showing. 77 Ernie Harris Junior DE South Boston, VA An athlete of good potential who has been sidelined by knee injuries the last two years. Ernie was slated as a starter. The last operation involved major work making it uncertain whether Harris will be able to come back as a player. 18 Keith Harris Junior QB Decatur, GA Starting quarterback in the newly-installed wishbone offense. Pitches out well, has the needed strength to be a wishbone QB. Passing ability is solid. 1983 Stats: 2-9-2 43 yards 4 rushes (-9 yards) 56 Walter Harris Junior LB DE Garner, NC Intent player who accounted for 58 tackles (19 solo) as an inside linebacker in 1983. Hard hitter with good instincts. Walter may be called upon to help as a defensive end if he is not starting as a linebacker. 1983 Stats: 58 tackles (19 solo) 1 intercept 1 fumble recovery 30 Michael Hoyles Junior RB Rock Hill, SC Versatile RB who has been used as both a tailback and fullback. Michael runs stronger as the game progresses. Good pass catching ability as well. 1983 Stats: 36 carries 107 yards (2.9 ypc) 13 receptions 65 yards 47 Stepfan Jones Junior LB Atlanta, GA Back-up linebacker who made the team in a walk-on capacity in 1983. Stepfan has worked hard in the weight room and shows super determination. Jones is trying to come back after a tumor operation on his leg. 27 Ed Lilly Junior SS Albemarle, NC Strong candidate for a starting spot in the secondary. Started four games last year. Ed has improved his physical strength with the weights. Led the defense in pass break-ups in 1983. 1983 Stats: 32 tackles (15 solo) 1 intercept 9 pass break-ups 99 John Logan Junior NG East Gaston, NC A coach ' s dream player. Hard working, dedicated and effective lineman. Benches 475 pounds, does squats with 800 pounds. Quiet leader who constantly strives to improve. Second team All CIAA as a sophomore. Selected by the coaches as a preseason All-CIAA pick. 1983 Stats: 83 tackles (26 solo) 6 QB sacks 33 Wilbur Mapp Junior FB Asheville, NC Mapp missed Spring practice while recovering from surgery. Starting fullback last year. Developing good power. Will battle Mark Saunders for the starting spot. 1983 Stats: 86 rushes 341 yards (3.9 ypc) 4 TDs 9 receptions 51 yds. 51 Jerome McCoy Freshman LB McCoy arrived at Smith as a fullback. He was red-shirted last year and looked at in several positions. Finally settling at linebacker, he had an impressive Spring practice. McCoy has height (6 ' 3 ), range and speed for the outside LB position. Jerome is scheduled as a starter for 1984. 42 Jarius Moore Sophomore CB Decatur, GA Good pass defender. Jarius saw a lot of action in the second half of the 1983 season. Moore combines 4.5 speed with the ability to hit hard. Moore will be a starter in 1984. 1983 Stats: 38 tackles (20 solo) 1 QB sack 2 intercepts 1 fumble recovery 5 pass break-ups 41 Tim Newman Junior RB FB Charlotte, NC Versatile back expected to see more playing time in 1984. Newman accounted for 2 TDs in a support role as a fullback. Tim has natural ability with potential to do well. 1983 Stats: 31 carries 81 yards (2.6 ypc) 2 TDs 4 catches 33 yards 32 Mark Saunders Sophomore FB Winston-Salem, NC In his first year of play in 1980, Mark served notice of great things to come by setting the school record for the longest run, 98 yards against Virginia Union. Saunders compiled 596 yards on 136 carries and scored 6 TDs in his initial year. He dropped out of school for personal reasons afterward. Now 20 pounds heavier, Mark returned to form quickly in Spring practice as he attempts his comeback. 1 Leon Scott Senior DB Sumter, SC Reserve defensive back with experience and desire. Forte has been his specialty team play where he led that unit with 15 tackles. Will play a support role in 1984. 53 Reginald Scott Junior C Los Angeles, CA Reginald may have a shot at the center spot. Played behind Richard Shankle the past two years. Will be able to fill in at guard. 85 Marvin Sharpe Sophomore TE Pinetop, NC Back-up tight end who will compete with Ralph Williams for a starting shot. Converted from a fullback as a freshman last year. Could be a help in 1984. 5 Leon Shipp Sophomore WR East Gaston, NC A receiver with a future. Leon has good height at 6 ' 3 and ability at large. As a freshman, he earned playing time in the second half of the season. Good Hands. 1983 Stats: 4 catches 50 yards 73 Ben Singleton Sophomore OT,C Summerville, SC Held his own as a freshman starter in six games last year. Ben has not stopped growing since arriving. Singleton has built up to 270 pounds in the weight room on a 6 ' 4 frame. Coaches rates him a future prospect for post season honors. Will start at either right tackle or center in 1984. Snaps ball on punts. 50 Larry Staidender Sophomore C LB Larry transferred to Smith from Bishop College in Texas. Good Spring showing has Staidender as a strong candidate for starting center. Will be able to help out in 1984 whether he starts or not. 49 Vernon Stowe Sophomore LB DE Kings Mountain, NC Another young player who has developed well through weight training. Red-shirted last year but will be a starter in 1984. Good speed for his 238 lb. size as an outside linebacker. May be moved to defensive end during summer workouts. Will contribute a major role in 1984. 23 Darrel Welsey Senior RB Washington, DC The best all-around athlete in the offensive backfield, Darrel has 4.4 speed and is a tough-nosed competitor. Injuries have delayed him from passing the 3,000 offensive yard mark, which he will do early in the season. 1983 Stats: 120 rushes 563 yards 4 TDs 28 catches 333 yards 76 Kelvin White Sophomore OT Winston-Salem, NC A starter from day one as a freshman last year. A confident, stronger Kelvin will be a major force on the offensive line and will develop into an A11-C1AA candidate before his career is over. White displayed versatility last season playing defensive tackle also, accounting for 13 tackles. Will start as left OT. 10 Anthony Wicker Senior P K Greenville, SC Leading punter in the CIAA with a 39.3 ypp average. Wicker displayed versatility along with his strong leg in kicking a school record 47 yard field goal against Winston-Salem State last year. Anthony was good for 13 of 15 extra point kick attempts as well as performing kickoff chores. 1983 Stats: 13 of 15 extra points 5 of 9 field goals 35 punts 1418 yards 39.3 ypp 31 Jackie Wilkes Sophomore SS Charlotte, NC Versatile athlete who reported to school as an offensive guard and defensive tackle but was converted to linebacker. Displaying good mobility and speed, Wilkes was moved to strong safety where he ' ll be a starter in 1984. Intelligent player, excellent hitter and a team leader. Jackie has a bright future ahead. 1983 Stats: 33 tackles (14 solo) 1 QB sack 3 pass break-ups 82 Ralph Williams Senior TE Merritt Island, FL Ralph has played both defensive and tight end in his career. Started six games as a sophomore as TE subbing for injured Ed McNeely. Strong blocker, runs well and has capable hands. Williams will start as the TE in 1984. 62 Leroy Wise Junior OG Columbia, SC Leroy played a support role on the offensive line. Playing time may increase in 1984 because of the physical demands made on guards in the wishbone offense. Capable. 79 Robert Wright Senior OT Washington, DC Three year starter at right tackle. Versatile big man who plays both sides of the line. Standing at 6 ' 5 , Wright has shed his original 320 pound frame to 280 pounds of solid strength in the weight room. A dominating player. Credited with 10 tackles and 2 fumble recoveries in goal line stands. NUMERICAL ROSTER Bulls through the years: No. NAME Pos Ht Wt Class Hometown 1 Leon Scott DB 5T0 170 SR Sumter, SC 2 Wendell Dixon QB WR 61 190 JR Madison, FL 4 Sherman Jacobs PRS 5T0 165 FR Washington, DC 5 Leon Shipp WR 6 ' 3 190 SO East Gaston, NC 10 Anthony Wicker P K 6 ' 2 215 SR Greenville, SC 12 Brian Hagell QB 6T 180 FR Elizabeth, NJ 15 Ramon Hudson QB 6 ' 4 210 FR Raleigh. NC 18 Keith Harris QB 6 ' 1 200 JR Decatur, GA 19 Terry Jones QB 510 165 FR Weldon, NC 20 Alvin Glenn DB 5 ' 10 187 JR Winston Salem, NC 21 Alfonso Horner DB 6 ' 3 200 FR Miami, FL 23 Darrel Wesley RB 5 ' 8 180 SR Washington, DC 24 Michael Swain RB 511 185 FR Tampa, FL S 25 Anthony Byers CB 6 ' 1 175 FR Charlotte, NC 27 Ed Lilly CB 511 175 SO Albemarle, NC 28 Jeff Easterling RB 5 ' 9 155 SO Miami, FL 29 Horace Jackson DB 63 220 FR Miami, FL 30 Michael Hoyles RB 511 186 JR Rock Hill, SC 31 Jackie Wilkes SS 6 210 SO Charlotte. NC 32 Mark Saunders FB 6 ' 230 SO Winston Salem, NC 33 Wilbur Mapp FB 6 ' 215 JR Asheville, NC 34 James McLean RB 61VS 225 FR Bunn Level, NC 36 James McNeil FB 61 230 FR Chester, SC 37 Michael King DB 67 185 FR Miami, FL 38 James Branch CB 511 175 SO Ft Washington, MD 41 Tim Newman RB 6 ' 195 JR Charlotte, NC 42 Janus Moore CB 510 180 JR Decatur, GA 44 Robert Smith RB 61 235 FR St George, SC 47 Stepfan Jones LB 6 ' 220 JR Atlanta, GA 49 Vernon Stowe LB 6 ' 2 230 SO Kings Mountain, NC 50 Larry Staidender C 6 ' 235 SO 51 Jerome McCoy LB 6T 215 FR Sumter, SC 52 Billy Banks LB 6T 220 JR Charlotte, NC 53 Reginald Scott C 61 220 JR Los Angeles. CA 54 Craig Warren LB 6 ' 2 235 JR Camden, NJ 55 Tony White LB 6 ' 2 205 FR Fort Mill. SC 56 Walter Harris LB 6 ' 220 JR Garner, NC 60 Dwight Connor LB 6 ' 2 220 FR Shernlls Ford, NC 61 Derwin Gray OG 61 245 SO South Boston. VA 62 Leroy Wise OG 5 ' 9 215 JR Columbia, SC 63 Morton Copland LB 6 ' 4 218 FR Miami, FL 65 James Alan II DT 6 ' 2 235 FR Postland, VA 67 Prince Stone LB 6 ' 2 225 FR Tampa, FL 68 Canty Simon, Jr TE 6 ' 4 200 FR Greeleyville. SC 69 Kenneth Smith LB 61 235 FR Miami, FL 70 Tyrone Mack OT 63 ' . 245 FR Eau Claire, SC 71 Ronald Bond DT 6 ' 2 235 FR Buford, SC 72 Kelvin Davis OG 63 230 JR East Orange, NJ 73 Ben Singleton OT C 6 ' 4 270 SO Summerville, SC 74 Henry Gilhard DT 6 ' 4 250 FR Summerville, SC 75 Randy Greene DT 6 ' 5 280 FR Orangeburg. SC 76 Kelvin White P K 6 ' 2 215 SR Winston Salem. NC 77 Ernie Harris DT 61 260 JR South Boston. VA 79 Robert Wright OT 6 ' 6 280 SR Washington, DC 81 Ivey Joe Williams TE 61 240 FR Elizabeth, NJ 82 Ralph Williams TE 61 220 SR Merritt Island, FL 84 Isaac Simmons TE 6 ' 5 215 FR McClellanville, SC 85 Marvin Sharpe TE 6 ' 210 SO Pinetop, NC 86 Ronald Caper TE 6 ' 3 195 FR Buford, SC 88 Tracey Gamey WR 6 ' 2 185 SO Winston Salem, NC 99 John Logan NG 6 ' 280 JR Stanley, NC Stacey Copeland TE 6 ' 2 180 FR Miami, FL David Gaddist PK 5T0 213 FR Ridgeville, VA James Lemon RB 511 185 FR St. George, SC Daniel Thompson DB 6 ' 1 180 FR Fairmont, NC Donald White CB P 510 1 205 FR Eutawville, SC Kenneth Williams TE 6 ' 2 l , 215 FR Buford, SC a HU Tennis Team From left to right ■ Malcolm Roberts, Garry GR Robinson, Koray Ozturkler, Thomas Allen, Raymond Jones. Track Team ycSTOy From left to right - Dawn Murrain, Gloria Kenny, Reggie Bodrick, Herman Tinker, Shafi Tinsley. 03 co ■5.1 ; — ; r -t-t o - .S3 I— I CO O m tn o ■1-3 ■-a «« o 03 bo G O O 03 43 Golf At Its Best PHOTO BY CARL BERGMAN Student Life The Glamorous Life In The Chemistry Lab The above picture 19 one example of academic excellence. In the chemistry lab, Felecia Beane and Darryl Hood work together on a lab project. Smithites Study! Emmette checks the card catalog. Darryl Wesley, (Man of the Hour) prepares for a test. ■ r V [$H Newspapers provide interesting reading. Thin young lady prepares an assignment for tomorrow ' s class. Carla. you should be studying rather than reading People! Pursuing Academic Excellence Will I get waited on today or tomorrow? Mb. • Bernetta studies diligently to make the grade Let me see, what was the formula I used says Andre, the brain More Onions! phew! Student Life Dannette and Jackie prepare for a test. Grub Time! Smithites chat in the canteen. PHOTOS BY HERBERT SIDNEY Here And There Mike, stop hamming it up! This ice cream tastes old! PHOTOS BY HERBERT SIDNEY Females Of Lita gels into the latest sounds Adrienne and Beverly Rive Pat a birthday surprise. PHOTOS BY HERBKRT SIDNEY The New Dorm Pam is on her way to work. Rhodda gives you the Ultra-Brite smile. PHOTOS BY HERBERT SIDNEY Smithites In Dennis, watch where you ' re going! Conversing on the block. 8 It ' s a step show! Terry, will you please come on and stop posing PHOTOS BY HERBERT SIDNEY Action Kenya, Crosby the ma9ter of the pool table PHOTOS BY HERBERT SIDNEY Dubie, I ' m not going anywhere with you. More Student Life Que Dogs! Robin and Dannette take a stroll across the plaza. Organizations in Action The Life of a Bull Dorm Life Three people enter the New Hall. The fellows prepare for a game of basketball. Lounging in the downstairs lobby of the New Ha eady for GQ, or what?? PHOTOS BY HERB SIDNEY Doing It With Style ■=-Z-=r- WI!lf Sidney shows his profile. PHOTOS BY HKRBERT SIDNEY Are you coming to the game tonight? Ladies Of The New Hall In Action This conversation is becoming a bit boring! Men Of The New Hall In Action Vince you should read this! The twins get it together! PHOTOS BY HERBERT SIDNEY January Edition of Daniel Harrison Male Vocalist Champion Charles Head Male Vocalist Challenge Terri Henry Drama Champion Robin Bishop Drama Challenger Dance Champions Motion Masters Star Search 85 Annie Wright Female Vocalist Champion Kim Jackson Female Vocalist Challenger Loretta Johnson Female Spokes Model Champion Kimberly Lee Female Spokes Model Challenger Dance Challengers Lyceum 3 A Few Of The Very Many That Made January Edition Of Star Search A Success ' . ' ■:- Ha l VQf H m W m. i s I h H ■ dl Faculty And Staff UAKYL HALL JUHN UATtS Greenfield Hall Under Construction Faculty Mrs. Bessie Ledbetter, English Dr. Turner, English Ms. Graham, English Dr. Roealyn Jones, English Mrs. Highe, English Mr. Drake, English Mr. Paul Hailey, English Mrs. Helen Caldwell, Sociology Social Work Dr. Thomaa Priest, Sociology Social Work Faculty Dr. Percial Thomas, History Political Dr. Hermitte, History Political Science Mr. Ruben Hine9, Hi9tory Political Science Science Mr. or Dr. Hoffman, Hi9tory Rev. Devia Phine9e, Religiou9 Life Mr. Nigel Ayton, Foreign Language Faculty Dr. Huey Rowe-Anderaon, Physical Science Chemistry Dr Little, Biology Dr. Perumal, Math Physics Dr. Dias, Physical Science Chemistry Ms. Aldriche Watkins, Chemistry Ms. Washington, Biology Ms. Deborah Billie, Math Dr. Rufus Pettis, Physics Math Dr. Hampton Wright, Computer Science Faculty Ms. Grady, Music Mrs. Ossibelle Dixon, health and Physical Dr. P. Worthy-Dawkins, Health and Ed. Physical Ed., Dept. Head Faculty And Staff Mra. Willie Mobley, Sec. - Residence Life Mrs. Linda Albright, Librarian Ms. Cynthia Maxwell, Librarian Staff Ms. Frances Harris, Sec. Univ. 232 Relations Sports Info. Mrs. Cheryl Martin, Counselor • Mr. Herbert Gidnev, Asst. Program Dir. Admissions Student Union Staff Ma. Genevieve Kinard Registrar ' s Office - Assistant Ms. Vermelle McManus Registrar ' s Office - Sec. Staff In Action Curtina Simmons, Director of Placement, Student Affaire - T im ■ - 1 to HI [ ' jr. Kl ' a v ,; t - J WI Bertha Green, Program Asst., Placement Shirley Wilkin. , Director of Library : L w A H Vl ' -• ' • r S i n4| Anne C. Lee, Curriculum Librarian PHOTOS BY REGGIE McCONNELL Lewis Dowdy, Counseling and Testing Staff In Action Mike Sutton, Residence Hall Coordinator, Residence Life PHOTOS BY REGGIE McCONNELL Staff In Action Jiing-wen Huang, Systems Analyst, Computer Center Staff In Action William C. Covington, Director Campus Security George E. Williamson, Asst. Director Campus Police Rhonda B. Connelly, Switchboard Operator Kay Watts, Switchboard Operator, General Services Office of Director, Physical Plant, Annie B. Strong, Sec. Phys. Plant, Carolyn Ford, Acct. Clerk Fin. Aff, Gladys 1 Director, Fin. Aff., Theresa Dalton, Cashier, Financial Aff., Amy Elston, Acct. Sec. K PHOTOS BY REGGIE McCONNELL Financial Affairs Mamie Melton, Acct. Rec. Clerk, Annie Hunter, Asst. Cash, Payroll Clerk, Fumess J. Armstead, Purch. Agent, Fin. Aff., Dorothy Hamilton, Acct. Clerk, Fin. Aff. Louis E. Hayes ■ Acct. Dir NDSL PHOTOS BY REGGIE McCONNELL Upward Bound And Special Services Upward Bound Project Upward Bound is a pre-college preparatory program designed for the underachieving high school student who exhibits a high degree of potential. The primary goal of the program is to generate the academic skills and motivation necessary for success in education beyond high school. The target group to be served is those low-income or potential first generation college students who have potential for success in a 2 or 4 year college but who, without the program, would not be likely to gain admission to or successfully complete college due to inadequate preparation, and or underachievement. Students may enter the pro- Mrs. Tammera Nelson — ■■■1 -il A A f Special Services Program Special Services is a program designed to work with a limited number of freshmen and sophomores whose previous academic performance and cultural exposure indicate need for supportive services in order to enable them to achieve successfully at the college level. The program consists of three basic components: reading skills and language laboratory use, tutorial assistance, and counseling and contact services. A ST Ms. Rita Rorie Photoa By Reginald McConnell Financial Aid Mr. Isaac Coley, Mrs. Carolyn Smith, Mrs. Shirley Whitley, Mr. Ranee Jackson. FINANCIAL AID Application Procedure A student must file an application for student financial aid each academic year. One annual application, when properly completed, will place the applicant in consideration for any aid funds administered by the Student Financial Aid Office. Applications should be filed with the Director, Office of Student Financial Aid, Johnson C. Smith University, Charlotte, North Carolina 28216. All applicants for financial assistance must submit a statement of financial resources. All students and parents are requested to complete the Family Financial Statement (FFS) which is processed by the American College Testing Service (ACT) in Iowa City, Iowa. This application can be used for the Pell Grant Program also. Please be sure to read all the information and instructions to ensure that the application has been completed correctly. These forms are available at high school guidance offices and at the Student Financial Aid Office at the University. Students who expect to receive academic scholarships, athletic grants, or music grants must submit their applications in the same manner as those who apply for federal assistance. The institution ' s financial aid office will accept the Financial Aid form processed by College Scholarship Service (CSS) if the ACT application is not available. As a general rule, the deadline for all applications is April 15 of each year; however, applications are accepted after this date for students who are admitted after April 15. A student ' s eligibility for the Pell Grant award is taken into account in the amount of aid awarded from funds administered by the institution. The Pell Grant will likely constitute a considerable portion of the total amount of aid awarded; however, it is imperative that applicants file Pell Grant applications as soon as the forms are available. Satisfactory Academic Progress To be eligible to receive financial aid students must maintain satisfactory academic progress as determined by the institution. Students not meeting such academic requirements may not receive financial assistance for the semester if they fail to meet requirements. The Library The James B. Duke Memorial Library, a modern structure near the center of the campus, was completed in the summer of 1967. It has an open-shelf arrangement, designed to create interest and to provide easy access to the collection. Total resources of the library include materials directly related to classroom work, as well as general and recreational reading materials. It houses valuable reference books, bound and unbound periodicals, pamphlets, and audio-visual materials, in addition to the general book collection — all of which promote the objectives of the University. These are frequent displays on subjects of general and special interest. Books and periodicals that are not available in the James B. Duke Memorial Library may be obtained from other libraries through inter-library loans and copying facilities. Comfortable reading areas are provided on both floors of the library. On the second floor are located study carrels for instructors and students. The west wing of the building houses the Audiovisual Center and two classrooms for lectures and viewing. Policies, designed for the interest of all users of the library, appear in the Library Guide, which is distributed at the circulation desk. Mrs. Mildred Sanders Mrs. Linda P. Albright V x Mrs. Cynthia Maxwell Staff Mrs. Barbara Carr K Ms. Donna R. Smith L. to R. Victoria Battle, Lana Boulware, Katherine Brown, Stephanie Fruster, Ella Mae Hairston, Deron Hardaway, Stefan Jones, La Shun Lawson, Gregory Lee, McConnell, Larry Murchinson, Darryl Sturgis, Hope Washington, Alfonso Wil- lingham, Deedra Wright, Not Pictured Mr Gidney, Sylvester Scipio and Angela Pitt Yearbook Staff A PHOTOS BY JOHNELL KINSEY Although I don ' t know where to start or how to start I will always remember this year. When I was editor of the yearbook in 1982, I discovered so many hidden strengths that I never thought existed within me. Now that I am editor once again I ' ve found those strengths to be a big asset. This years book is composed of some of the most exciting events in the history of Johnson C. Smith University. However, I regret not being able to provide a representation of every event that occurred this school year. In the near future I hope the administration will find it within themselves to increase the yearbook budget. It was not easy to produce a yearbook with a budget that has been the same since 1981 when the publishing company ' s prices increased at the same time. Nonetheless, I made it with the help of God. To whom ever the 1986 editor might be I leave you with these words of wisdom. Plan your ladder diag ram carefully because it will help you to meet each deadline on time. Organize your time wisely because time is of the essence when you are working on deadlines. Monitor your budget carefully because it is not hard to overspend such a minute budget. Pray constantly because prayer will be your only source of dependable help. In addition to this, I thank my advisor Rev. Calvin Hood who was always understanding and very supportive; Francis Harris, Phil Busher and Carl Bergman who provided me with photographs; Wayne Wolfe my publisher from Walsworth Publishing Company; Maxine Mackins who provided me with professional advice; President and Mrs. Albright who provided their home and hospitality; Johnell Kinsey owner and operator of Kinsey Photography and my staff Sylvester, Deedra, Reggie, Mr. Gidney, Darryl, Katherine, Ella, LaShun, Hope, Vickie, Deron, Terrence, Alfonso, Stefan, Angela, Lana, Larry, Greg, and Stephanie. PHOTOS BY JOHNELL KINSEY Future Smithites y fe PHOTOS BY HERBERT SIDNEY In The Daycare Center Special Uhanhd Uo If 1 lite hell 5 Uormal Wt eat ' J. to K. WicLJ JacLon, Wr. Pretty jCeai; tfalforj Broun, Wr. % w MJl, £jJie $orJa„, Wr. BoJy; Waller WcJtLhr, Wr. JrreshtM FORMAL WEAR PHOTOS BY JOHNBLL KINSEY GARRY HOAGLAND MANAGER FREEDOM MALL 3205 FREEDOM DRIVE CHARLOTTE. N C 28208 (704) 392-0886 ■ ■