North Carolina Central University - Eagle Yearbook (Durham, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 312 of the 1977 volume:

i d THE 1976-1977 Wendy L. Freeland, Editor Wilbert Williams, Associate Editor Dr. James F. Blue, Advisor NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL UNIV. Durham, North Carolina 27707 M A I C ' .y- ' s , I , ' ■- ■ v . ■■ kui lira 71 .4 : i : ' r f s = Hi 1 S : £ R 77 P mmm. Dear Old N.CC The sloping hills, the verdant ereen The lovely blossoms, beauteous sheen Surround our college proud and gay Where wave our colors Maroon and Gray What matters it how far we roam Our thots will oft return to home And hearts will e ' er be true to thee, Our Alma Mater N. C C Then Rah! Rah! Rah! For our colors so gay! Dear Old N.CC s Maroon and Gray fiSS Thy Sons and Daughters will honor thee, Dear Old N.CC. Velcqmu ' tD EAGLELAND I PW-UNITUPDWER ' ! 160 A ' mversitii 4 : f Coronation of MISS NCCU Sharon Smith, Miss NCCU, is a native of Kinston, N.C. She graduated from Wilson Fike High School in 1973. As Miss NCCU, Sharon is the official repre- sentative of the Student Body at university socials, athletic activities and special events. Sharon ' s two attendants are Patricia McAdoo from Greensboro, N.C. and Georgia Gray from Henderson, N.C. All three of the lovely ladies are members of the NCCU Class of 1977. Miss Homecoming, Flolivia Vian iVlaxey, is a native of Gainesville, Florida and is a senior biology major. Slie is an outstanding member of the NCCU modern dance group, a member of the Bob Jones Company of the Performing Artists, a member of the Big Sister Organization, and is also an Alpha Angel. She has also served as Miss Dance Group and Miss Black and Gold. Miss Karen Denise Burnette, a senior from Durham, N.C., and was the only attendant to Miss Homecoming. She is a member of Swing Phi Swing. QUEENS 7 Amy Johnson Miss ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA 2 Theresa Graham Miss DELTA SIGMA THETA 3 Paris Griffin Miss KAPPA ALPHA PSI 4 Joyce Mosley Miss ZETA PHI BETA 5 Stepahnie Cherry Miss PHI BETA SIGMA 6 Bernice Daniels Miss SIGMA GAMMA RHO 7 Sethia Hall Miss GAMMA SIGMA SIGMA 8 Grace Dortch Miss ALPHA PHI ALPHA QUEENS 7 Senetra Chambers MISS ALPHA PHI OMEGA 2 Angela Williams MISS KAPPA KAPPA PS I 3 Phyllis Carrington MISS TAU BETA SIGMA 4 Gail Dillard MISS ALPHA KAPPA MU 5 Wilma Butler MISS NU GAMMA ALPHA 6 Dorthy Williams MISS McLEAN HALL 7 Bettina Shu ford MISS LA THAM HALL S Vickie Strawberry MISS CHIDLEY HALL 7 . QUEENS 7 Maivia Massey MISS FRESHMAN 2 Allison Crooms MISS SOPHOMORE 3 Regina Courts MISS JUNIOR t Pamela Adams MISS SENIOR 5 Chandra Smith MISS EX UMBRA 6 Sherry McDuffe MISS STUDENT UNION 7 Joanne Jones MISS CAMPUS ECHO 8 Vickie Moore MISS OFF-CAMPUS QUEENS Debra Hobbs MISS FBLA 2 Marjorie Saunders MISS HISTORY 3 Robin Peaks MISS GEOGRAPHY 4 Joyce Hawkins MISS SPANISH CLUB 5 Sherri Jenkins MISS PHI BETA LAMBDA 6 Francis Dancy MISS BUSINESS CLUB 7 Cherl Brown MISS PUBLIC ADMIN. 8 Eunicea Parker MISS N ABA Vi QUEENS 7 Camilla Edgerton MISS REM CLUB 2 Amelia Taylor MISS PEP SQUAD 3 Marshell Becron MISS PESTECOSTAL 4 Roberta Harrison MR MISS I.D.P. Larry Gooding 5 Cynthia King MISS CHOIR 6 Debra Watkins MISS DA SCE GROUP 7 Venita Roberts MISS SCEC Angela Baker MISS AHEA At iX QUEENS Vernette McKinnoii M SSAFROTC 2 Rosalind Graham MISS CRIMINAL lUSTICE 3 Wanda Coins MISS ENGLISH CLUB 4 Debra Williams MISS ROTC NA VY 5 Valerie Raeford MISS E.EJ. BIOLOGY 6 Omar Perry MISS HOME ECONOMICS 7 Deborah Blakmon MISS VETERAN ' S CLUB 8 Cattrel Perry MISS HE A L TH EDUCA TION .= if I During Homecoming Week, the NCCU Student Government Association presented two homecoming extravaganzas on friday, October 22 and Satur- day, October 23. Blue Magic, Roy Ayers ' Ubiquity, and Grover Washington and his Band performed to the satisfaction of the crowd. The gym was pacl ed with students and non-students both feeling the vibrations from the show. Saturday night, the gym was jammed agian with people getting down with Sun, Brother to Brother, and the New Central Connection Unlimited. Although, most Eagles were disappointed with the outcome of the game. Homecoming reached its peak with the outstanding shows sponsored by the SGA. Everyone got off at the Eagle ' s Nest. 1 PA R A D E 7 6 Reflections Of You «■■■ Sleek and sassy, cool and smooth, elegant and chic. So went the reactions to the Fashion Show which was held as one of the Home- coming Festivities. Never before had so many NCCU students looked so cosmopolitan and debonaire. The models were equals to those of the Ebony Fashion Fair, showing the same grace and style. And styling they were. From swimwear to lingerie, from evening wear to leisure wear, from leathers to furs. Wearing mean brims, carrying sleek umbrellas, stepping in platforms, shining and glittering. That was the smoking Eagle Fashion Show. The homecoming festivities at the Eagle ' s nest were jolted when the Hawks of the University of Maryland-Eastern Shore flew into EAGLELAND and defeated the NCCU football team. The Eagles, in their splendid MAROON GRAY scored first and the crowd sat back anticipating a fulfilling homecoming- victory. However, in the second quarter, the Hawks scored and took the lead. Still fighting for victory, the Eagle team rose and scored again to take the lead. However, for the second time, the point after touchdown was no good. The Eagles scored once again and accumulated a grand total of 19 points. Then the Hawks flew in for two more scores and a grand total of 21 points. Thus, the mighty Eagles had to settle for a shatter- ing defeat at the hands of UMES Hawks. EAGLES VS. HAWKS nil 11 [rr-Tr TMimnrnnnTiimTrfni ' il i II III I  f, r:.-v. ■ ■ ! i Induction Of SGA Officials Lin ' { [Emoxiam cA {i. crr mu J ind±£.u jh iooki., cTTii-ii-iani iJ-xojs.i.i.01 oj clacjLixh at L.ClI (dud on ' Ufiuiicluu inoxnina, ctohzx 21, iQjb vakils. Uackuicj a cLcULi.. :c ' lianL) of nil ituasizti. aaij mm nzit uiA, but tns.ii snoxti. to lac e nil tils jaiLsd. ' Ws, ths itudsntiol Voxtn Caxotina ( sntxaL ' ' LtniusziitLf, will not ±oon foxnst ' Vyi. Jdiooks. srjs wai. a jamiLiax foes in ths tuasnt LLnion oi ivsLL u± in tns natiin cLai±si. sHs b.oi.xsi.i£.d a zsniazliutLs ubititLj to unasxitund itudsnti and leiats to tnsin. £ v{r. ItSxooki iua± u natics oj : sunu, rfLabuinu. sHs ccuns to ( (J ' li in IQtS hioni jLozida . :rf£r£ A. ■ s uttsndsJ ' J-xuixis Vnitituts in sLina and axaauatsa rxom nian icnooL in liiilsx ± J sxxli, cTrLa. !:: ' v{x. iLixooki xscsiusa ths B fxorn KnowiEs Co[[s s and tfis Mcrf fxom tLnta H.L. J s did additional axaduuts itudu at tns d Lniosxi.itu oj Uowa, ( oLumhia and Jj ulis ' ilni(jsxxitis±. :: ' v{x. JdzooIzi i± luxuii- sd uu nil caidow, liaxu jDxooki; a daunntsx, -I-unstts Jl xooki: oinsx xsLati(jsi and a lioit or itudsnti wno wilL txidu niiis nil ortsn runnu cotninsnti. ' _ 2£ C ditox J zcLLcaiio n During the course of one ' s collegiate life, there sometimes appears a guiding light. That light serves as a strong supportive force which can influence the life of a student greatly. There are students on this campus who have been fortunate enough to come face to face with a guiding light and thus emerge as stronger and more intelligent individuals. Three such guiding lights are Dr. Leroy T. Walker, Dr. James F. Blue, and Mr. Caulbert A. Jones. To these men, the 1977 EAGLE is dedicated. DR. JAMES F. BLUE serves North Carolina Central University as its Dean of Students. He received his B.S. from North Carolina A T State University. He received his M. Ed. and Ph. D. from the University of North Carolina. DEAN as he is affectionately called, first came to NCCU in 1963 as an instructor of Physical Education. During his tenure here, he has served as an advisor to the Student Government Association, EAGLE Yearbook, Physical Education Majors ' Club, and academic advisor to Freshmen Physical Ed. majors. DR. BLUE ' S community activities include posi tions as NCCU ' s representative for Boy Scouts of America, a member of the NAACP, co-founder of the NCCU Booster ' s Club, and NCCU ' s chairman of the United Fund, just to name a few. It is this type of continuous service to others w hich makes DR. JAMES F. BLUE a valuable asset to the Eagle community. It is often rare when college students can boast of knowing and being taught by a leg end. The name, LEROY T. WALKER is synonomous with the word legend. He served as the Head Coach of the USA Olympic Track and Field Team during the most recent games in Montreal, Canada. Dr. Walker has also coached Olympic track teams from Ethiopia and Israel as well as serving as a consultant to Olympic teams from Kenya, Trinidad and Jamaica. Dr. Walker has also organized and coordinated International track meets such as the USA-Pan African Meet, the USA-USSR meet and the USA-Pan Africa-Germany track meet. He has been honored as Track coach of the Year by numerous organizations. In 1975, Dr. Walker was elected to the N.C. Hall of Fame. Doc , as he is called by many, graduated from Benedict College. He then received his M.A. from Columbia University and his Ph.D. from New York University. In 1945, after coach- ing at Prairie View State, Bishop College and Benedict College, Dr. Walker came to NCCU. Between 1945 and 1973, he coached basketball, footbal l and track. He also served as Chair- man of the Physical Education department. It was Dr. Walker who built the NCCU track team into one with numerous All- Americans of National prominence. On May 14, 1976, Dr. Walker was awarded the Oliver Max Gardner Award which is the only statewide honor given by the Board of Governors of the UNC. MR. CAULBERT A. JONES joined the faculty of NCCU at the invitation of Dr. James E. Shepard in September, 1947. He served the university as asso- ciate professor of history until June, 1976, when he retired. Mr. Jones graduated from Howard University and received his M.A. at Columbia University. During his tenure here at NCCU, Mr. Jones was advisor to more than fifty student organizations. Among them were EAGLE Yearbook, 1952 and 1955; Baptist Student Union, three years; NAACP College Chapter, three years; Phi Alpha Theta, Founder and advisor for twenty six years; Student Government, ten years; Foreign Students Association, four years; Student Legislative Assembly, five years; African Students Association, two years. Mr. Jones also served as an advisor to the Sophomore, Junior and Senior Classes. The C. A. Jones History and Social Science Club is appropiately named after him. In January, Mr. Jones died as the result of a heart attack. The world has truly lost a magnificent scholar as well as a most inspiring educator. Those students who had the opportunity to be taught by this man will not soon forget him. CAMPUS ACTIVITIES Nikki Giovanni signs autograph for NCCU students Ms. Giovanni spealts in B.N. Duke Auditoriun .•.wvn. ' Mriii. TiWKU i :, Gregory is given award on behalf of s New Central Connection Unlimited Donald Byrd has taken NCCU, a group of his music students, under his wing with hopes of launching another recording career. NCCU, which means New Central Connection Unlimited, Byrd ' s students at North Carolina Central University, Durham, N.C., has signed with United Artists Records. Byrd is grooming the group in much the same way as the Blackbyrds, with one exception. NCCU is touring with other groups whereas the Blackbyrds primarily tour with Byrd. The professor is country-hopping between gigs with both groups. NCCU is currently on tour with Wild Cherry. The nine men ensemble has been described as being a cross between the Blackbyrds and Earth, Wind Fire. The 1976 Motivational Program at NCCU Sponsored by the NCCU Placement Bureau. Blue Magic, Roy Ayers ' Ubiquity and Grover Washington performed at the Eagle s Nest during Homecoming. B Alas! Could this be the room of Evel Knieval? Quit posing, Slevel With those smiles, they must be coming from a class. Hey, What ' s Happening? We are with one another sometimes and there are no smiles no easy togetherness only one and one against the grain we speak sometimes and nothing is said but where we are apart there is longing and pain like arguments within ourselves that will not end. ■n in wiiiifTfiiTi«¥ma TnnnT ' niwiTWlfll LOVE SONG Beloved, I have to adore the earth; The wind must have heard Your voice once. It echoes and sings like you. The soil must have tasted I mMt fwt once. I M SEti ' laden with your scent. The trees honor you in gold and blush when you pass. I know why the north country is frozen. It has been trying to preserve your memory. I know why the desert burns with fever. It has wept too long without you. On hands and knees, the ocean begs up the beach, and falls at your feet. I have to adore the mirror of the earth. You have taught her well how to be beautiful. Henry Dumas ' 0 ' h MM 1 IP n mf • ' 1 i ' wcJ 1 1 ■ BLT imflLVk Music has been an important force in our heritage . . Songs thai are the key to your life. I wonder if I made the right choice. i nvt viSYi!iihiityn:! wma sfiassaaxiXQnnimai Who will be Ihis man ' s next victim? Hey man, let ' s go gel one! Gee, I can ' t stand still much longer. ' See, I can count to five. ' Hmmm, wonder how many pro scouts are here today? W. G. PEARSON CAFETERIA Hiir ' ail Hl ' pi|l Hb ' ' - ' iJI BKhIJ Je 1 H . -Jl WW ■i ilMiiifi iEiiiii iiiliiiii W M I WMM i WM i BOSH - What evil lurks in the corners of B.N. Duke. Wish 1 could afford some of this stuff! ii i m What does the future hold for these young men? K i ' V.ios Urrr n S fl ' K. - 10 ' M0tA N SSES .S ' Signs Of The Time. Heavy Chevy • V ' O ' - ' ' — ' ' Annie Day gets a facelift. Danger Zone! Seems like an interesting discussion. 1 Gazing I sit gazing at you dungarees, head wrap — so mundane in your attire yet so aesthetically complete I sit gazing at you watching you fidget as my eyes weight you down in their candidness I sit gazing at you efforting to tell you with my eyes the thoughts that trespass in the corridors of my mind I sit gazing at you bombarding you with interests and vibrations There is indeed a certain security I experience in my gazing. A security that could be violated if I were to speak and find that my interest in you can not be reciprocated I sit gazing at you trying to decide what course of action I should take. Ahmad Full bodied conversations Fall from his mouth In tones so familiar to me Mellow tones . . . sweet tones Pseudo tones it seems That hurt soothe pierce My soul Make me want to Make wild love to him Make me want to Make him mine Make me want to Leave this nigga alone Before I start believing He ' s anything but JIVE. Mona B. WHO ' S WHO A recognized institution of the American adademic community, the WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES Award is conferred annually upon outstanding student leaders. Selections are made by campus nominating committees and based on decidely above average academic standing, community service, leadership ability and future potential. Forty-eight seniors at North Carolina Central University made WHO ' S WHO. They, along with a short biographical sketch, are featured on these pages. a graduate Hive of FRANCES ANN WALDEN Northeast Guilford High and a Sedalia, N.C. She is a Biology major and plans to attend graduate school to become a biological researcher. She has held membership in the Biology Club. Big Sisters, Chemistry Club, Kappa Kittens, Women ' s Steering Committee, Eagleson Uorm Council, Allied Health Careers Council, Pre-Dental Club and the SNEA. Frances is also a member of AKA. ROCKY P. BOONE is a native of Philadelphia and a graduate of Gales County High School. Involvement in extra-curricular activies has been a very important part of Rooky ' s slay at NCCU. He is Sr. Class Presi- dent, President of the Lampodas Club, a member of Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, National Associa- tion of Black Accountants, Phi Beta Lambda, Co-Op Club and SGA Cabinet. Rocky is an Accounting major and hopes to get a job in Accounting. THERESA JANNEATTA GRAHAM is a Pub- lic Administration major who plans to attend grad school specializing in Personnel Ad- ministration. She is a native of Spring Lake N.C. and graduated from E.E. Smith High School. Theresa ' s campus activities include membership in the Public Administration Club, Delta Sigma Theta, Off-Campus Club, Jr. Class President in 1975-1976, and the American Society of Public Administration. Theresa was also elected Miss Delia ' 76-77 by her sorors. Attending law school is the goal of WINFRED C. GOODE of Greensboro. N.C. Wimp is the Drum Major of the Marching Eagles, Dean of Pledgers of Alpha Phi Alpha, Parliamentarian of Ivan Dixon Players, a mem- ber of the Student Union Program and Advisory Boards, a reporter for Campus Echo, and a member of the Senior Class Congress. Wimp graduated from Grimsley High School and is a Political Science Pre-law major. JUDY G. CHARLES is a native of Clinton, N.C. and a graduate of Clinton High School. She holds member- ship in Delta Sigma Theta, SNEA, SCEC. the Off- Campus Club and the NCCU Honors Program. Judy ' s major is Elementary Education and her plans include obtaining a master ' s degree in the field of education. SHARON LEE SMITH is a queen among queens . She has held the titles of Miss Sophomore , Miss Purple and Gold , Miss Scrol- ler , Miss Phi Beta Lambda , and is Miss NCCU for 1976-1977. Sharon has also held mem- bership in Phi Beta Lambda. Alpha Angels, C.T. Willis Business Club. SGA and Eagleson House Council. Sharon ' s major is Business Admin- istration with which she hopes to gain a job in personnel of a government agency. She is a grad- uate of R.L. Fike High School and a native of Kinslon.N.C. HUBERT JAMES WILLIAMS is a native of Winston-Salem, N.C. and a graduate of East Forsyth Senior High. He is an Accounting major and has already accepted a position with Ernst and Ernst Certified Public Ac- counting Firm in Winston-Salem. Speeny ' s activities include mem- bership in Kappa Alpha Psi, National Assoc, of Black Accountants, Student Union Program Baord. Co-op Club Phi Beta Lambda and Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Soceily. He has been a Dean ' s List student while at NCCU. A native of Durham, N.C. and a graduate of Hillside High School. WENDY LOUISE FREELAND serves NCCU as Editor- in-chief of the 77 EAGLE. She is also a member of the CA Jones History Club, Student Advisory Board in the Department of History, served as Greek and Organizations Editor of the 76 EAGLE. Community Affairs Editor of Campus Echo, 1975 and is a member of Tau Phi Theta Sorority. Wendy is a Dean ' s List History major and plans to enter law school in September. SABRINA TYRN CLARK is a native of Weldon, N.C, and a graduate of Weldon High. She is an Elementary Education major and plans to pursue a career in the field of Special Education. She is a member of AKA, Campus Echo, Alpha Angels, SCEC, SNEA and the SGA Election Board. Sabrina has also served as Miss Alpha ' s Jewel and Miss Alpha Angel. DENISE CONWELL is a native of Rich Square, N.C. and a graduate of W.S. Creecy High School. She holds membership in Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society. Delta Sigma Theta, Future Business Ed- ucators. SNEA and Off-Campus Club. Denise is a Business Education major and plans to attend grad school at Atlanta University. Serving on the Grand Board of Director ' s for Kappa Alpha Psi is one of the activities in which DENNIS MEEKS participates. The Winston-Salem, N.C. native also serves as President of NCCU ' s Kappas, is a member of the Student Union Program Board and Sr. Student Congressman. Dennis is a graduate of West Forsyth High School. He is also a Business Administration major and plans to obtain either a Master ' s or a Law degree. DONALD J. HOWARD is a graduate of Charles E. Perry High School and is a native of Roseboro, N.C. His major is Visual Communication which he plans to gain more experience so that he may one day become a free lance photographer and or a visual media specialist. Donald ' s activities include the Concert Choir, ExUmbra, Art Club, and Lampodas Club. He is in the Air Force ROTC vwbere he has served as a flight commander, personnel officer and squad leader. He has been recognized by the AFROTC by receiving the Outstanding Flight Com- mander ' s Award along with the AFROTC Academic Award. CHARLES WESLEY DUNLAP. JR. is a native of Wilmington, N.C. and a graduate of Hoggard Senior High School. His activities include the English Club, Off Campus Club, Public Relations officer of the SGA, Alpha Phi Alpha, and Associate Editor of the Sphinx Magazine. Chuck has received recognition and appreciation awards from the SGA and Campus Echo. Chuck ' s major at NCCU is English and he plans to attend law school in September. Planning to attend Public Health Graduate School is the post-graduate plans for JAMES ROBERT JONES. ' J-Rob is a native of Wilson, N.C. and is a graduate of Fike High School. His major is Health Education with a concentration in Community Health Education. J-Rob holds mem- bership in the Health Education Club, EAGLE Yearbook Staff, Senior Class Congress, Pan- hellenic Council and Kappa Alpha Psi where he serves as Dean of Pledgees. He has been a Dean ' s List student at NCCU, has been selected as re- presentative from NCCU Health Education Dept. to the 104th Annual Meeting of the American Pub- lic Health Association, was selected Brother of the Month of the Kappas and has received a re- cognition and appreciation award from the Dept. of HEW. ]-Rob is truly one of the more active NORMA DENISE PETWAY is a native of Rocky Mount, N.C. and is a graduate of Rocky Mount Senior High. The Business Adminis- tration major is a member of Phi Beta Lambda, Alpha Angels, C.T. Willis Business Club, Stu- dent Congress, President ' s Cabinet and was Sophomore Class Treasurer. Norma ' s con- centration is Industrial Relations and she plans to attend graduate school later. Being Editor-in-chief of ExUmbra is one of the many activities in which MARTHA ANN KNIGHT partici- pates. She is also a member of Phi Beta Lambda, C.T. Willis Business Club, Alpha Angels, Off-Campus Club, Campus Echo, Student Congress, Co-op Club, and Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society. Martha has also been a Dean ' s List Student and was among those students who were Honorable Mentions for WHO ' S WHO in 1975-1976. She is a native of MacClesf ield, N.C. and a graduate of Farm- ville Central High School. Martha ' s major is Business Administration with a concentration in Industrial Man- agement. She plans to obtain some job experience for about a year after which she will attend the Graduate School of Business in Rochester, N.Y. MINNIE WILLIAMSON is a Business Ad- ministration major whose plans are to obtain an administrative position with the govern- ment. She is a native of Clayton, N.C. and a graduate of Clayton High School. Among Minnie ' s activities are the National Student Business League, Eagleson Hall House Council, Pep Squad and EAGLE Yearbook. She has also held the title of Miss Pep Squad in addition to being a Dean ' s List student. KWINIA DIANA DAVIS is a native of Charlotte, N.C. and a graduate of North Mecklenburg High School. Her major is Elementary Education which she plans to use in order to become a second grade teacher. She is a member of Zeta Phi Beta Sororoity. Student Government, Panhelleni Coun- cil and Campus Echo. Kwinia has also received a secretarial award for service to the SGA. ll wwn K M ■ K ' l - 7 ■ ' •■ y ( , T 1 To be employed by a CPA firm while acquiring an MBA in Accounting is the goal of SELMA DELORIS EDWARDS. The Ac- counting major is a native of Garysburg, N.C. and a graduate of Gumberry High School. Selma holds membership in Alpha Kappa Mu, Phi Beta Lambda, National Association of Black Accountants, Cooperative Educa- tion Club, National Student Business League. Selma is a Dean ' s List student and also is a ALCPA Scholarship Recipient. BENJAMIN WINCHESTER, a Mathematics major, from Monroe, N.C. and a graduate of Monroe High School. He is a member of Kappa Alpha Psi, Math Club, Tennis Team, Panhellenic Council. Off-Campus Club, and EAGLE Yearbook Staff. Freeze has also been a Dean ' s List student and Kappa of the month. To be- come a computer programmer in addition to attending graduate school are Freeze ' s post-graduate aims. GENEVA CHRISTINA BEATTIE is a polit- ical Science major with the aspirations of becoming a lawyer. She is a member of the Student Congress. NCCU Choir, Political Science Club, is Attorney General of the SGA, and has been a Freshman, Sopho- more and Senior Class Officer. Chris is a native of Rocky Mount, N.C. and is a graduate of Rocky Mount Senior High. JOANNE LORETTA JONES is an English major who serves as the President of Alpha Kappa Mu, NCCU ' s highest honor society. She is also a reporter for Campus Echo, a member of the SNEA, English Club, is a peer Counselor and a Big Sister. Joanne, a native of Halifax, N.C. and a graduate of VVeldon High School, has been a Dean ' s List student while at NCCU. Following graduate studies, she would like to teach or work in the field of communications. To attend law school is the post graduate plan of ERNEST RICHARD HOWELL. JR. He is a native of Goldsboro. N.C, a graduate of Goldsboro High School and a Political Science major. Ernest has been actively involved while at NCCU. He served as Vice- President of SGA for 1975-76, President of the SGA for 1976-77, Student Congressman. Board of Trustees of NCCU, and the Chancellor ' s Administrative Council. He also has held membership in the Political Science Club, Men ' s Dorm Council and the NCCU Marching Band. Ernest has been a Dean ' s List student, is in the Honor ' s Program and was Honorable Mention for WHO ' S WHO in 1976. A native of Durham, N.C. and a graduale of Hillside High School, lOYCE LANE SCARBOUOUGHS plans are to obtain a Master ' s in Audiology. Among Joyces activities are Tau Beta Sigma National Honorary Band Sorority, NCCU Marching and Concert Bands, SNEA and Off -Campus Club. She has been active on the EAGLE Yearbook Staff since her Freshman year holding the positions of Associate and Assistant Editor the past wo years. Joyce is an Elementary Education major who held the title of Miss Eagle 74-75. was named Honorable Mention to WHO ' S WHO in 1976, has made the Dean ' s List and has received merit awards from the EAGLE. Joyce has truly been an inspiration to us all. Being Editor-in-chief of Campus Echo for two years has been the job of LARRY FARRELL LEWIS. A native of Cofield, N.C. and a graduale of Ahoskie High School. Larry ' s major is Education with a concentra- tion in Mathematics. He is a member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Tae-Kwon-Do Self Defense Club and the Student National Education Association. Larry holds mem- bership in Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, has been a Dean ' s List student and was Honorable Mention to WHO ' S WHO in 1976. After graduation. Larry ' s plans include at- tending graduate school. To become a systems analyst or production supervisor are the goals of KAREN JOEL HEN- SON, a graduale of Easton High and a native of Easton, Maryland. The senior Math major is a member of the Math Club, Big Sisters, NCCU Dance Group, Delia Sigma Theta Sorority and Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society. Karen has also been a Dean ' s List student and has received the Beta Kappa Chi Scientific Honor Society ' s Soph- omore of the Year Award in 1975 and the Shell Foundation Fellowship in 1975-76. MARGARET JEAN BALLANCE is a Phys- ical Education major who wants to attend graduale school and specialize in Adaptive Physical Education. Margaret has been a Central cheerleader for two years in ad- dition to being a member of the Volleyball Team, Co-captain, and MVP. She is also a niember of the Physical Education Majors Club, Ivan Dixon Players, SNEA and Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society. Margaret has been a Dean ' s List student while at Central. She is a native of Aulander, N.C. and gradu- ated from Bertie Senior Hgih School. Appearing in NCCU Drama Productions of The Amen Corner and What the Wine Sellers By are just a few of WANDA DENISE KEMP ' S activities. She is a Criminal Justice major who is a member of Delta Sigma Theta, Criminal Justice Club, Ivan Dixon Players, and Student Government Association Wanda, who is a native of Lumberton, N.C. and a graduate of Lumberton High, plans to attend Graduate School later. To become an Industrial salesman of a large corporation and then become Vice- President of sales are the goals of HARLEY D. LEGRAND. The Business Administration major is a native of Mt. Gilead, N.C. and graduated from West Montgomery High School. He is a member of the C.T. Willis Business Club, National Student Business League, Campus Echo and Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. Harley has been a Dean ' s List student and was a recipient of a Mobil Oil Company Scholarship. JAMES E. JACKSON, JR. is a native of Apex, N.C. and Apex High School. He is President of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Business Manager of the Student Government Association, President of the C.T. Willis Business Club, and Vice-President of the National Student Business League. James also holds membership in the Off-Campus Club, Campus Echo, Tae-Kwon-Do Club, and Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society. James has been a Dean ' s List student and was named Outstanding Junior in the field of Business in 1976. The Business Administration major plans to pursue a career in Financial Management. An active Eagle since her Freshman year, AUDREY EDINA HENDERSON is a native of Thomasville. N.C. and a graduate of Thomasville Senior High. She has been active in the Eagle Pep Squad, Sociology Club. EAGLE Yearbook, Eagleson Hall House Council, Student Congress and is an Administrative Assistant to the Student Government. Audrey has held the titles of Miss Pep Squad and Miss Eagle . She is a Sociology major and plans to attend grad- uate school. JAMES HENRY KEARNS is a Durham. N.C. native and is a graduate of Hillside High School. His major is Political Science which he plans to use in his upcoming legal career. |ames is President of Kappa Kappa Psi Band Fraternity, Vice-President of NCCU Band, Administrative Assistant to the President of SGA, a member of the Off -Campus Cluh and a member of the Pre-Law Society. Jaraes was an Honorable Mention to WHO ' S WHO in 1976. Attending graduate school at UNC is the post-graduate aim of LAVERN DENISE WILLIAMS. A native of Rocky Mount, N.C. and a graduate of Rocky Mount Senior High, LaVern is majoring in Business Administra- tion. She holds membership in Gamma Sigma Sigma Sorority, is a Freshman Class Ad- visor, is an Administrative Assistant to SGA President, is President of Eagleson Hall, and is a Big Sister. GAIL REGINA DILLARD is a Biology major who wants to become a Physical Therapist. She is a native of Columbia, S.C. and is a graduate of AC. Flora High School. Gail is a member of the Biology Club, Alpha Angels, Student Union Ad- visory Board, and Tae-Kwon-Do Karate Club. She is also a member of Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society and Beta Kappa Chi Science Honor Society. Gail has held the titles of Miss Alpha Kappa Mu and Miss McLean Hall . KARLA LYNN BALLARD wants to pursue a career in Medicine or Biological Research. She is a member of Swing Phi Swing, NCCU Dance Group, Future Seekers Social Club, Biology Club, Chemistry Club. NCCU Concert Choir, Student Congress and the Women ' s Basketball Team. She is also in- volved with the office of Student Concerns, Baynes Hall Cultural Committee and Stu- dent Congress. Karia held the title of Miss Swing Phi Swing in addition to being named Honorable Mention to WHO ' S WHO in 1976. She is also a member of the NCCU Honor ' s Program. Karla hails from Enfield. N.C. and graduated from Enfield High School. All the way from Camden, New jersey, comes REGINA MARROW. Regina graduated from Camden High School and is now majoring in English. Regina ' s activities are the English Club, University Touring choir, news editor for the campus echo. Also the academically inclinded Alpha Kappa Alpha member is active in Alpha Kappa Mu. Regina now plans to attend graduate school to work on a master ' s degree in journalism. Not Pictured KEVIN LEMONN HOLT plans to work for a corporation and eventually have his own business. Kevin is a Business major from Lanham, Maryland, where he graduated from DuVal Senior High. Kevin enjoys singing, acting, and dancing. He is a member of NCCU ' s fantastic touring and concert choirs. Also, Mr. Holt is an active member of the Lorraine Hansberry Players, Ivan Dixon Players, Phi Beta Lambda, Program Board, Off -Campus Club, Ex Umbra. The director of the Pentecostal Fellowship is also on the Chidley Hall Dormitory Council. Keep on doing it, Kevin. SANDRA LAVERNE EGGLESTON, a biology major, is a graduate of Pisgah Senior High in Canton, N.C. Sandra is the Student Government Association ' s Cabinet Communications Co- ordinator, along with being a member of the Biology Club, Rush Hall House Council, Student Congress, and Beta Kappa Chi Scientific Honor Society. Sandra has served as a big sister while here at NCCU and also participated in the con- cert band. She was awarded the Student Congress service award in 1975. Sandra plans to attend grad- uate school. BARBARA RIGGS is a native of Camden, N.J. At NCCU she is a psychology major and later plans to attend graduate school and become an Industrial Psychologist. During her stay at NCCU she was a member of the following extra-curriculum activities: Psychology Club, Alpha Angels. Student Union Program Board, Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, and Psi Chi Honorary Psychology Society. Law school is in the immediate plans for DANNY RAY MAURICE MEACHUM. Danny is a graduate of North Stanly High School in Badin, N.C. Serving as Vice- President of the Student Government As- sociation. Danny was a vital force in student body activities and faculty decisions. Meach joined Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity in 1975 and served as song director. Danny is also a member of the touring choir, student union program board, and drama club. The political science major served on the athletic and academic committees for the S.G.A. From Grimsley Senior High School in Greens- boro, N.C.. comes RALPH SHAW who is majoring in psychology. Ralph holds membership in Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, of which he serves as par- liamentarian and fund raising committee chair- man. The Drama club and Ivan Dixon Players Club occupies the majority of Mr. Shaw ' s time in addition to the program board, campus echo. Eagle Yearbook. Mr. Service himself, has re- ceived the Service Award from the Program Board and also the Campus Echo ' s Service Award. Look out graduate school, because here comes Ralph. A Bull City native, JOSEPH DAVIS, grad- uated from Durham Senior High School. He is the Keeper of Records for Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, along with being a member of the Physical Education Majors Club and Stu- dent National Education Association. For four semesters, )oe was a dean ' s list student and an active worker in the registrar ' s office. St. Marks AME Zion Church awarded Joe the Blanche A. Hawkins Scholarship. Graduate school is the next step for Super Joe. DEBRA ANN CAUTHEN is a native of Charlotte, N.C. and at NCCU a Clothing and Textiles Major. After graduation Debra plans to attend Iowa State University or Cornell University to pursue a career as a Textile Chemist. As a very active eagle Debra participated in the following extra-curriculum activities: Swing Phi Swing Social Fellowship, Inc., Big Sisters Organization, Kappa Omicron Phi National Home Economics Associa- tion and a member of the Bowling Team. WILBUR STECTSON BARHAM, is a native of Como. N.C. and is an Accounting major, whose plans after graduation are to gain a position with one of the Big Eight Accounting Firms. He is a member of Phi Beta Lambda, the Men ' s Speaker ' s Forum, and the Co-operative Education Club. He is also a member of the National Association of Black Accountant ' s where he was elected President for two consecutive years. Wilbur Barham was a member of Alpha Kappa Mu, the Dean ' s List, and was awarded the AICPA Scholarship for four years. EVELYN MIRANDA WINSTON is a native of Raleigh, N.C. where she attended W.G. Enloe High School. At North Carolina Central University, Evelyn is a Public Administration Major and later plans to attend graduate school or pursue a career in the government. Evelyn participated in the fol- lowing extra-curriculum activities: Wopien ' s Steering Committee, Baynes Hall Council. Student Congress, T.R. Baines Society of Public Ad- ministration, Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society. She was among five seniors to attend the Black Scholar ' s Conference at Ohio Stale University. DARYL L. STARKE is a native of Alta- monte Springs, Florida where he attended Edgewater High School. While at NCCU Daryl chose to major in Business Adminis- tration and minor in English. Daryl was a very active eagle during his undergraduate years; he was a member of the following extra-curriculum activities: English Club, NCCU Student Court, Campus Echo. Chidley Hall Council, Golf Team, Intramural Basket- ball. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, C.T. Willis Business Club, Off Campus Club, and The Student Government Association. To look into Daryl ' s future after NCCU he plans to attend Law School and become an Inter- national Corporate Attorney. OFF CAMPUS CLUB The Off-Campus Club is composed of NCCU students who live off campus during the academic year. It sponsors different functions throughout the year and also serves as a means of communications concerning campus activities to those students who live off campus. The Prospective Men ' s Association of Leadership was founded by men with the common hope and goal of one day crossing the Burning Sands. PMAL ALPHA PHI OMEGA JEWELS The Alpha Phi Omega Jewels are the sweethearts of the Alpha Phi Omega Fra- ternity. They are selected by the brothers of the fraternity. Bfll CA JONES HISTORY AND SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB The CA. Jones History and Social Science Club is primarily composed of History and Social Science Majors. Its purpose is to relay some aspect of the Black Experience in America to the campus community. The History Cluh along with the Depart- ment of History is responsible for presenting Black History Week to NCCU. For the past two years, the History Club has been conducting a scholarship drive in honor of Caulbert A. Jones, the deceased founder of the Club. The purpose of the Sociology Club is to involve students in community activities; to broaden their knowledge of sociological principles and opportunities in the field of Sociology. SOCIOLOGY CLUB NURSING STUDENTS ASSOCIATION The Nursing Students Association provides an opportunity for majors in nursing to develop leadership skills, to support selective services projects and to become members of the National Student Nurses Association through the North Carolina Chapter. Nursing students are invited to serve as members on major committees of the Department and to attend the regular meetings of the Faculty of the Department of Nursing. In each instance they have voice vote. Veteran ' s Club is composed of people who had been in the U.S. Armed Forces. They carry out various community and volunteer projects in the city. VETERAN ' S CLUB BAYNES HALL COUNCIL Baynes Halls ' Council duties and powers are in keeping with the needs, desires and leadership capacities of this specific dormitory. Several ladies are elected by people living in the dorm. McLeans HALL COUNCIL McLeans Hall ' s Council duties and powers are in keeping with the needs, desires and leadership capacities of this specific dormitory. Several ladies are elected by people living in the dorm. RUSH HALL COUNCIL Rush Hall ' s Council duties and powers are in keeping with the needs, desires and leadership capacities of this specific dormitory. Several ladies are elected by people living in the dorm. LATHAM HALL COUNCIL Latham Hall ' s Council duties and powers are in keeping with the needs, desires and leadership capacities of this specific dormitory. Several ladies are elected by people living in the do The fundamental purpose of the Chidley Hall Council shall be to provide opportunities for students to participate in the administration of the affairs of the students living in the dormitory and to promote wholesome group living. CHIDLEY HALL COUNCIL ' J ' NATIONAL STUDENT BUSINESS LEAGUE C. T. WILLIS BUSINESS CLUB PHI BETA LAMBDA BUSINESS FRATERNITY The Phi Beta Lambda Business Fraternity is a national organization devoted to developing aggressive leadership among students in business. Students are given a chance to develop projects along the lines of community service, volunteer service and fund raising campaigns. This organization is one of North Carolina Central University ' s largest on-campus organizations and is the largest organization in the School of Business. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BLACK ACCOUNTANTS NABA is the student organization of the National Association of Black Accountants. It consists of accounting majors and minors who sponsor and learn opportunities of employment and investigate special projects. T Jrr FUTURE BUSINESS EDUCATOR ' S CLUB The Future Business Educators ' Association is a club composed of Business Education majors. The Club was organized in 1973 and was First advised by Mrs. B. Marsh, and Mr. R. Vaughn. The purpose of our organization is to improve relations between students and faculty within the department, to consider vocational opportunities in the field of Business Education and related fields, to make suggestions for improving leaching methods and courses, and to help promote the general welfare of the Department of Business Education and its majors. CO-OPERATIVE EDUCATION CLUB hi ART CLUB Membership is open lo Art Majors anH minors and other students interested in the visual arts. Activities include talks on art and art ca;;eers; visits to museums, galleries and others are exhibits, sponsorship of a student art exhibit, and other students initiated projects. fh xX.. as The Biology Club is composed of Biology and other science majors. The purpose of this organization is to create opportunities for science majors in addition to motivating students to maintain high standards of scholarship. The Biology Club also participates in other university functions. BIOLOGY CLUB sirrr ,j  •— er ! Z — ' — I — 1 9SSSS •. ■ « ll i «i a C- ' ■■■MM DANCE GROUP The Dance Group is open lo all interested students; its principal interest is in dance productions. During the year the group presents two dance concerts, a fall and spring. The group also attends many regional Workshops in North Carolina. The NCCU Dance Group strongly feels that dance is a universal experience. The NCCU Chapter of Home Economics Association offers an opportunity to develop leadership, to promote good fellowship among its members, and to stimulate intelligent interest and professional development in home economics. Membership to this chapter is open to all home economics students and others interested in home economics. HOME ECONOMICS ASSOCIATION SNEA The Student National Educator ' s Association (SNEA) is a student organization for those who plan a career in teaching. Students from all majors are eligible for membership. J: SCEC The Student Council for Exceptional Children (SCEC) is a professional organization which is devoted to the improvement of the education for all exceptional children, both handicapped and gifted. NCCU ' s chapter has progressed in this area quite a bit over the past few years. EL CLUB del ESPANOL El Club del Espanol is designed to enhance the students concerning customs, politics and various other aspects of Spanish life. It helps cultivate ideas and relay facts which deal with Spanish-speaking countries around the world. El Club del Espanol sponsors various activities during (he course of the year. ENGLISH CLUB LECERCLEFRANCAIS Le Cercle Francais is composed of French Majors. The purpose of the club is lo aid its members in expanding their Icnowledge of French, lo give them the opportunity to participate in conferences and gain experience in other functions conducted in French. The club has just recently become active again. The Theodore R. Speigner Geo-Conservation Club came into existence in 1975 and was named in honor of Dr. Theodore R. Speigner. former Department Chairman. The Theodore R. Speigner Geo-Conservation Club is open to all Geography majors and interested persons. Some activities of the club are picnics, dances, fund-raising projects and other activities to encourage interest in the field of geography. GEO-CONSERVATION CLUB CRIMINAL JUSTICE CLUB The Criniinal |ustice Club was started in 1973 under the supervision of Jess Bowe and Joe Sroka. The purpose of the club is to provide volunteer services and functions within the surrounding community. The club also familiarizes students as well as the community with criminal justice problems and solutions. The T.R. Baines Society of Public Administration is composed of Public Administration Majors. It ' s designed to interest students in all aspects of urban administration and planning. The club is named after Dr. Tyrone Baines, a professor in the department. T. R. BAINES SOC-PUBLIC ADM. AIR FORCE ROTC The AFROTC which stands for The Air Force Reserve Officers ' Training Corps is the main source of training officers for leadership in the U.S. Air Force. H NAVAL ROTC The Naval Reserve Officers ' Training Corps (NROTC) is the primary source of training officers who provide leader- ship in the United Slates Navy and Marine Corps. As a result of a request from students, faculty, and administra- tion, an NROTC Unit was estahlished on the campus of North Carolina Central University in 1972. Since that time, the NROTC Unit has commissioned seven Naval officers and three Marine Corps officers. Currently, there are 45 midshipmen enrolled in one of the two NROTC programs hereatNCCU. 9 W itrK T t r j I — j TT T T rr V ' I t ... 1 V -TT-t --7-1 i- lippljp I % i ' i PSYCHOLOGY CLUB The Psychology Club of North Carolina Central University was founded in 1950 for all psychology majors and interested non-majors. The purpose of the organization is to give students an opportunity for involvement with current issues in psychology outside the classroom. Currently the psychology club is involved with the placement of student counselors in the Community Counseling Service of Durham. Dr. Faheem C. Ashanti serves as club advisor. The Health Education Club is an organization composed of health education majors and minors. Its primary objective is to facilitate student and community interest in health education and recent health issues. It serves to bring about student awareness concerning health careers and is also existing to familiarize its members with what ' s happening in the community. HEALTH EDUCATION CLUB RECREATION MAJORS CLUB The Recrealion Majors Club is composed of Recreation Majors. Its purpose is to adequately train rec majors by employing the facilities of the Durham Rec Depl. The Recreation Club also carries out other projects on campus as well as in the community. The Physical Education Majors Club promotes special interests in physical education. The Club is often the chief sponsor of many of the campus intramural athletic activities. It is open to both PE Majors and Minors. GAM MATH ETA UPSILON Gamma Theta Upsilon was organized on May 15, 1928. The first local chapter of Gamma Theta Upsilon is classified as a professional society in the field of Geography with a fourfold purpose: To further professional interest in geography by affording a common organization for those interested in the field; to strengthen student and professional training through academic experiences other than those of the classroom; to advance the status of geography as a cultural and pract ical discipline for study and investigation; to create and administer a loan fund for furthering graduate study and or research in the field of geography. KAPPA OMICRON PHI Kappa Omicron Phi is one of three national honor societies in the field of home economics. Kappa Omicron Phi places an emphasis not only on intellectual and scholastic excellence hut also on personal values and concerns for fellow humans. The purpose of this honor society is to further the best interests of home economics by recognizing and encouraging scholastic excellence, developing leadership abilities, fostering professional activities and interests and promoting fellowship among faculty and students of the professions. SGA STUDENT CONGRESS The Student Congress is the legislative organ of the Student Government Association. This congress is lo legislate in all areas of student life to which authority has been delegated. They also have the power to make recommendations to the Administration concerning any phase of student life and activity over which authority to legislate is not given. STUDENT STEERING COMMITTEE This year the Men Steering Committee Steering Committee principle that social ment based on the rt administration. The and (he Dean of Mei students. 5 Steering Committee and the Women ' s have consolidated to form the Students ' . The Committee was founded upon the maturity should be the ultimate achieve- ;lationships between the students and the Committee works with the Dean of Womer 1 in forming a cooperative unit to benefit STUDENT UNION DIRECTOR Mr. Thurmond Prescott Secretary — Mrs. Marian Clark The NCCU Student Union was opened in September. 1966. It was housed in the Old Cafeteria, which is presently the NCCU Art Museum and Academic Skills Center. In September, 1968 the Student Union moved to its present building and was appropriately named the Alfonso Elder Student Union. Dr. Elder had worked very hard for recreational facilities for students while he served as NCCU ' s President. The Student Union houses all Student Government Association offices as well as the offices of the student publications. The school ' s bowling team is also sponsored by the Student Union. THE STUDENT UNION STAFF L-R: Frederick W. Wrighl, Lou S. Barnes, Ronald T. Harris, Frederick H. McDowell, Freddie L. Mitchell. STUDENT UNION ADVISORY BOARD The functions of the Advisory Board are to assist the Student Union Director in: (1) Establishing operational rules and procedures. (2) Creating, organizing, or abolishing any standing or special Union committees as may be necessary. (3) Considering the expressed feelings and concerns of the student body regarding the Union operations. (4) Reviewing with possible recommendations for revisions, all Union activities. William DC Gray MEN ' S BOWLING TEAM The Campus Echo is the voice of the student body of North Carolina Central University. Its purpose is to build pride in NCCU, interpret the newsworthy events pertaining to the institution and to provide a medium of expression for students interested in writing for publication. Larry F. Lewis has served as Editor of the Campus Echo for the past two years. North Carolina Qntial Larry Lewis, Editor-in-chief EX UMBRA Ex-Umbra, the poetry magazine of NCCU, is designed to promote student interest in liberal arts, stimulate the student body toward free artful expression, help enlighten and lend a more sophisticated atmosphere to the entire community and to create a forum whereby student talent may be given recognition. Martha A. Knight serves as Editor-in-chief. 1 • ' i IVAN DIXON PLAYERS PUBLIC PPl AT Mary Coward Public Relal Anthony McNeil Student Concerns Vivian Mackey Election Board SG4 JPPORTS - IT ' tfmm David i-farris Intercollegiate Affairs lama Jackson - Business Manager M SGfi,, YDU Velcomee to ,_ EAGLELAND P DE. UNITY tPOWEft SGA Cabinet Members SJ PQ o25 e W W tr ' i M ' r i ' j mmm m - I CD — Ph W W 1 C5 ' fl m .n J (5U (0L,(5Lc ( ' J_ E ' I rH I 9 Pr r. BB BB C ) ►Oh C ) ■M -i ' ■ ' ' ■ ' • ' ' ! GROOVE PHI SOUL GROOVE PHI GROOVE SIGMA GAMMA RHO The NCCU Panhellenic Council is composed of the eight honorary Greek fraternities and sororities. These are; Phi Beta Sigma, Zeta Phi Beta, Alpha Kappa Alpha, Alpha Phi Alpha, Omega Psi Phi, Delta Sigma Theta, Kappa Alpha Psi and Sigma Gamma Rho. The Council proposes common guidelines and policies for these organizations such as length of pledge periods and penalties for violations of the council ' s constitution during the pledge period. The Panhellenic Council also sponsors joint social affairs as well as the Greek Show, GREEKS AND FELLOWSHIPS g tfangg=s mi,„iJPBiQ ■RCCU 3? NCCU 31 NCCU 17 NCCU 10 NCCU 14 j CCU 27 NCCU 19 NCCU NCCU 10 NCCU 21 NCCU 17 Elizabeth City Winston-Salem Alcorn State Morgan State Virginia State . Delaware State UMES jg r i S.C. State ' J.C.Smith Howard U. A T How Sweet It Is! EAGLE FOOTBALL COACHES Jesse Clements Watch out, Moe! Eagles getting ready i Somebody lell them thai you can ' t run on the Eagle D N.C.C.U. ROSTER NO NAME POS HGT WGT C HIGH SCHOOL HOMETOWN 10 Kenneth Pugh QB 6- 2 185 1 E. E. Smith Fayetteville, NC 11 Ricky Moore QB 6- 2 190 4 Douglas Baltimore, MD 13 Richard Dereef HB 5- 7 165 1 New Hanover Wilmington, NC 14 Alvin Cauthom QB 5- 11 175 2 Lafayette Williamsburg, VA 15 Charles Annwood QB 6- 3 190 3 Northwestern Baltimore, MD 16 Carl Cheek FB 6- 215 3 Hillside Durham, NC 20 Charles Romes CB 6- 1 188 4 Hillside Durham, NC 21 Reginald Smith WR 5- 6 163 3 Wilson Flke Kinston, NC 22 Delasio Hartley HB 6- 2 215 3 Rocky Mount Rocky Mount, NC 23 John Walton WR 6- 180 1 Essex Newark, NJ 24 Ray Irby CB 6- 2 190 3 G. Wasnington Danville, VA 25 Eric Hines K-P 6- 2 204 2 Reidsville Reidsville, NC 26 Reginald Doby S 6- 3 175 2 Parkland Winston-Salem, NC 27 Reginald Little CB 6- 2 190 2 Parkland Winston-Salem, NC 28 Thomas Lancaster SS 6- 2 195 3 Rocky Mount Rocky Mount, NC 29 Mark Calloway CB 6- 180 1 Sanderson Raleigh, NC 30 Wade Sanders TE 6- 200 2 Miami Edison Miami, FLA 31 Daniel Moore CB 5- 10 180 1 Snyder Jersey City, NJ 32 Victor Ingram FB 5- 8 200 2 Broughton Raleigh, NC 33 James Lawrence FB 6- 1 215 3 Upper Moreland Willow Grove, PA 34 Louis Breeden S 6- 180 4 Hamlet Hamlet, NC 35 John Foye FB 6- 2 225 2 Seventy-First Fayetteville, NC 36 Alonzo Davis HB 5- 8 170 2 Melbourne Melbourne, FLA 37 Robert Bailey LB 6- 3 210 1 Statesville Statesville, NC 39 Angelo Aldridge FB 5- 10 210 1 Southern Wayne Goldsboro, NC 40 Melvin Crawley HB 5- 11 194 2 Southern Nash Spring Hope, NC 41 David Ritchey CB 5- 11 185 1 Miami Carol Miami, FLA 42 Ricky Westmoreland WR 5- 9 180 3 Dudley Greensboro, NC 43 Vernon Wilder LB 6- 1 210 1 Miami Carol Miami, FLA 44 Allen Overton LB 5- 11 190 4 Northeastern Elizabeth City, NC 45 Lee Little CB 6- 180 1 Reid Ross Fayetteville, NC 46 Michael Bryant CB 5- 8 160 1 Kins ton Kinston, NC 47 Dexter Williams LB 5- 10 200 1 Tarboro Tarboro, NC 48 James Brockington SS 6- 2 190 2 C. A. Brown Charleston, SC 49 Gary Harris LB 6- 3 220 1 Dunbar Washington, DC 50 Walter Odom LB 6- 2 205 2 Gates County Gates, NC 51 Antonio Southern. C 6- 1 215 1 C. L. Harper Atlanta, GA 52 Anthony Griffin C 6- 5 200 1 Hempstead Hempstead, NY 53 Aaron Whitaker LB 6- 200 4 Coolidge Washington, DC 54 Clement Gallop C 6- 200 4 Northeastern Elizabeth City, NC 60 Leroy Higgins LB 6- 3 209 2 Seventy-First Fayetteville, NC 64 Larry Howell G 6- 3 230 2 Tarboro Tarboro, NC 65 Aaron Sinclair LB 6- 190 2 Cape F ear Fayetteville, NC 66 Vincent Pearsall T 6- 5 285 1 Southern Wayne Mt. Olive, NC 67 Nathan Korrow G 6- 225 4 E. E. Smith Fayetteville, NC 68 Reginald Holmes G 6- 2 220 3 Roosevelt Washington, DC 69 Grover Battle LB 5- 9 182 4 Tarboro Tarboro, NC 70 Darius Helton T 6- 3 260 4 Chapel Hill Charlotte, NC 71 Bobby Miller DT 6- 3 275 4 Durham Durham, NC 72 Kenneth Jackson T 6- 3 226 1 E. C. Glass Lynchburg, VA 73 Thaddeus Cook T 6- 2 230 1 Seventy-First Fayetteville, NC 74 Anthony Price T 6- 2 260 3 Durham Durham, NC 75 George Jones LB 6- 3 240 4 Rocky Mount Rocky Mount , NC 76 Robert Jacobs T 6- 2 220 1 Douglas Baltimore, MD 77 Kenneth Ramsey T 6- 3 245 1 Cape Fear Fayetteville, NC 78 Randal Evans DT 6- 4 280 3 Miami Jackson Miami, FLA 79 Joseph Ballard DT 6- 1 250 4 Gates County Gates, NC 80 Leroy Jordan DE 6- 3 235 2 H. Pt. Central High Point, NC 81 Creo Mclver WR 6- 2 197 1 Jacksonville Jacksonville, NC 82 Victor Blrks WR 6- 195 3 Roosevelt Washington, DC 83 Wilbert Simpson LB 6- 3 220 3 Northside Danville, VA 84 Maurice Bassett WR 6- 2 215 1 Shaw Cleveland, OH 85 Thomas Gilmer DE 6- 4 250 2 Hillside Durham, NC 86 Tyrone Boykin DE 6- 2 212 3 B. T. Washington Columbia, SC 87 Ricky Mozingo LB 6- 3 215 1 Goldsboro Goldsboro, NC 88 Robert Hunter WR 6- 2 185 2 Miami Edison Miami, FLA 89 Joseph Mack TE 6- 2 217 2 Hannah-Pamplico Pamplico, SC 91 Gregory Peak TE 6- 4 200 1 Miami Carol Miami, FLA 92 Samuel Brake DE 6- 3 210 1 Northern Nash Nashville, NC 93 Gregory Wylly DE 6- 2 195 1 Reid Ross Fayetteville, NC 94 Christopher Smith LB 6- 1 210 1 Hanover Wilmington, NC Aldridge, Angelo Armwood, Charles Ballard, Joseph Bartley, Delasio Bassett, Maurice Battle, Grover Birks, Victor Boykin, Tyrone Brake, Sam Breeden, Louis Brown, Anthony Brown, James Bryant, Michael Bryson, Sheldon Caulhorn, Alvin Cheek, Carl Cook, Thaddeus Crawley, Melvin Doby, Reginald Evans, Randal Foye, John Gilmer, Thomas Griffin, Anthony Harris, Gary Helton, Darius Hemphill, Robert Higgins, Leroy Hines, Eric Holmes, Reginald Howell, Larry I Hunter, Robert Ingram, Victor Irby,Ray Jackson, Kenneth Jacobs, Robert Johnson, Lee Roy Johnson, Rayce Jordan, Leroy Lancaster, Thomas Larkin, Richard Lawrence, James Little, Reginald Mack, Joseph Miller, Bobby Mobley, Carl Moore, Daniel Moore, Ricky Morrow, Nathan Mozingo, Ricky Odom, Walter Overton, Allen Peak, Gregory Pearsall, Vincent Price, Anthony Pugh, Kenneth Ramsey, Kenneth Ritchey, David Romes, Charles Sinclair, Aaron Smith, Christopher .«-.-.- Smith, Reginald Southern, Antonio Tate, Ronald Wahon, Donald Watson, Kenneth Westmoreland, Ricky Whitaker, Aaron Wilder, Vernon Williams, Dexter Wylly, Gregory Young, John u -_, •,  . EAGLE HONORS DARIUS HELTON Pittsburgh Courier All-America Team Black All America Classic ME AC- 1st Team MEAC- OFFENSIVE LINEMAN OF THE WEEK Sept. 11, 1976 Oct. 9, 1976 NAIA ALL AMERICA TEAM WALTER ODOM MEAC - 2nd Team NAIA ALL AMERICA TEAM MEAC- DEFENSIVE LINEMAN OF THE WEEK Sept. 26, 1976 ERIC MINES MEAC- 1st Team LOUIS BREEDEN MEAC- 1st Team MEAC- DEFENSIVE BACK OF THE WEEK Oct. 16, 1976 BOBBY MILLER MEAC - 2nd Team Black All America Classic JOE MACK MEAC- 1st Team MEAC-OFFENSIVE LINEMAN OF THE WEEK Oct. 16, 1976 JAMES LAWRENCE MEAC-OFFENSIVE BACK OF THE WEEK Nov. 13, 1976 THOMAS LANCASTER MEAC - DEFENSIVE BACK OF THE WEEK Sept. 18, 1976 JOE BALLARD NAIA ALL AMERICA TEAM 1976-77 EAGLE BASKETBALL TEAM 30 Glenn McCrae 10 Stanley Melvin 21 James King 11 Frankie Banks 15 Allen Tate 34 Charles Haywood 31 Glenn Duncan 24 Robert McClellan, All-MEAC, 2nd Team 41 Edward Roper 32 Dewey Goudy 43 Floyd Monroe, All-MEAC, 1st Team 22 Audwin Saunders 40 Vincent Pledger Vincent Pledger Not Pictured: Charles Haywood Audwin Saunders Edward Roper Allen Tate Sterlin M. Holt Head Coach ir .,- ftlii ?  l;ffl t-, -. •. -. -. ., ;., :.Gu ' A itii fJV-iJ?- ' wippiiinpnipp - -yJ : - M iiLSiii.ei;vvjHi i i ' ? GQ D -J O LU LU Q LU CO O Q LU P m 1 1 1 — . 1 pW3g:rw? yy- TB;r - SfP J ic .?-...- : 4 - ng anrr: JBMgUUjW WWWWWBBPBT - ' ittSMMi i 1 SjHHj Kp ' % 1 H L I K L. 1 4 1 1 A B ri«£ 1 M y .■ ' j ftBisste ! : v ir VHBSH R iK I ■jm ■fl ■■ r -MM James Carter NCCU Wrestling Team Coach Robert Harvey NCCU Track Team Coach WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL HEAD COACH— M. Mccormick YVONNE PERKINS KAREN WITHERS JUANDA GIBBONS .v..a vYj;jri. ' viJ7.. -£gv: 1. JUANITA ARMSTRONG 2. PAMELA BURRIS 3. SUSIE BURTON 4. TINA CHESTNUT 5. BENECIA CORPENING 6. DOROTHY JOHNSON 7. LYNISESHAW 8. GLORIA WARD 9. VALERIE WINFIELD 3r m- m If - ■ %.  WOMEN ' S VOLLEYBALL k .•..•.- - - , I.VALERIE BELL 2. AMELIA TAYLOR 3. RENEE FOSTER 4. CYNTHIA DEMPSEY 5. RENEE RICHARDSON 6. LOIS TAYLOR 7. JENNIFER THOMPSON 8. GENEVA STEVENSON 9. FELECIA WILDER 10. KENNETH WESSON 11.CARSENIAGRASTY 12. ARTHUR WATFORD 13. KEITH NESBIT Let ' s Go Eagles ' i • ■ i 1 Mw 1 • 1 , 1 1 n i- 1 ' w . ,,,11 , 111 • ' I ' i ' ' t:: ' ' , u I i.  r r ;iliiiliiiiiiililiiliilliii:.: iilllllillill! i. ' I, ra ff D O LK_ M IB Chancellor Albert N. Whiting Dr. Leonard Robinson, Vice- Chancellor for Academic Affairs. I t . Mr. George Thoene, Vice Chancellor for Financial Af fairs. DEANS Dr. James F. Blue, Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs 1. Wallace Blackwell - Student Financial Aid 2. Robert McAdams - Financial Aid 3. William Malone — Director of Development Helen Miller - Dean of Nursing School I — .-. ■■ ' .-■■i-SfJ- ' r,-::. r S m mmm , IT ■HI IVUKHMI SSSP i - H •w- -li— 1 i I ■■■■■■HII ,J ' t l i .umA FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Leslie Brown — President Betty Lee — Vice President Anita Johnson — Secretary Levonia Watson — Asst. Secretary Edward Purdie — Treasurer Mavis Massey — Miss Freshman Adams, Dorcas Alderman, Donald Alford, Shirley Allbrooks, Sharon Alson, Gloria Alston, Kenneth Alston, Norman Alston, Pamela Anderson, Durwood Anderson, Jean Archer, Annette Armstrong, (uanita Arrington, lannie Artis, Avis Artis, level Alkins, Barbara Autry, Morris Bailey, Robert Barksdale, Melissa Barrett, Wayne Barrindo, Gwendolyn Bans, Paul Bell.Maxine Bennett, Theodora Berry, Malcon Best,Cymthia Best, Lynwood Billingsley, Mi chael Bishop, Angelesy Black, Phyllis Blackwell, Debora Blackwell, Virgie Blount, Barbara Bosteck, Deanza Bovvden, Brenda Bowens, Jacqueline Boyd, Carolyn Boyd, Jacqueline Boyd, Stephanie Bralton, Linda Brewer, Schwester Brock, Linda Brooks, Irish Brown, Kathy Brown, Leslie Brown, Lucrelia Brown, Myra Brown, Fartrina Brown, Tueyla Brown, Wilbur Bryant, lames Bryant, Mary Bryant, Michael Bryant, Reginald Bullock, Janice Bullock, Maggie El Butler, Timmy Bynum, Thomas Cabarrus, Carolyn Caldwell, Thomas Camps, Rosalind Cassidy, Cynthia Clark, Cynora Coats, Debra Coffey, Rathenia Cole, Pauline Coleman, Wendy Coley, lannifer Collins, Robin Comer, Wanda Conwell, Vivian Cook, Thaddeus Combs, Cecelia Cooper, Rosalind Cooper, Jaryn Cooper, Vanessa Corbett, Andrea Corniffee, Gloria Cotten, Danilora Crawford, Loretta Credle, Deborah Cross, Brenda Cross, Evelyn Curry, Nathan Dancy, Bruce Daniels, Christine Davis, Alonza Davis, Anita Davis, Elvis Davis, Glendora Davis, Gwen Davis, Sybil Ann Davis, Terrie Degree, Marie Deslandes, Clement C. Dixon, Tonette Dockery, James Dobbins, Brenda Dobbins, Deborah Dobbins, Linda Dorsey, Deidre Downey, Rachel Dunn, Karen Dupree, Bernice Earl, Micheal Epps, Kelvis Faison, Shirmaine Farrar, Vanessa Farrior, lerry Farrior, Nathan Faulk, Cynthia Faulker, Bobby Q |!| W c•t.wiJ■ ' ' i: ' a. 6 ' f n a f %, -■(• ' v - w M Ferrell, James Fields, Rosalind Fleming, Teresa Flowers, Deborah Floyd, Gloria Forney, jimmy Foster, Renee Fox,Carlolta Franks, lane French, Stephan Fuller, Lorraine Futrell, Lue Caddy, Annette Gaither, Hazel Gaither, Sylvia Garner, Cathryn Gaskins, Robert Gatling, Olivia Gattis, Miream George, Jamie Gibbons, Juanda Gibbs,Corlyn Gibson, Edward Gilmore,Teri Gorham, William Gourdine, Deborah Graham, Micheal Graham, Myra Graham, Rudolph Gray, Bridget Green, James Greene, Phyllis Greene, Tarnaz Griffin, Anthony Gross, Doreen E. Gwyn, Denise Hall,Claytonia Halsey, Janet Hamm, NolaR. Hammond, Rerita D. Hampton, Thomas Harris, Cynthia Harris, Katrina Nadine Harris, Roy Hiawatha Hayes, Sheila Hemingway, Gwenda F. Hicks, Robyn A. Higgins, Kelvin Hill, Claudia Hill, Linda Hill, Nathaniel Hill,Vergia Holloway, Valeria J. Holloway, Vanessia Hooper, Thomas III Howard, Annette D. s Howard, Ruthell Hyman, Donald Earl Ingram, Lynette ivey, Cynthia Jackson, Kenny lacobs, Beverly Jacobs, Robert lefferies, Debra lenkins, Joann lohnson, Anita Johnson, Charles lohnson, Evangeline Johnson, Gloria Johnson, Craylin Johnson, Gwendolyn Fay Jones, Antonia Jones, Barbara Jones, Cheryl S. Jones, Edythe Jones, Fredrick Jones, Ida P. Jones, Michael Jones, Antonia Jones, Cathy Joyner,Cherly Joyner, Gregory Keith, Franklin L. Kelsey, Kevin Keyes, Diana Kirkland, Thomas Knight, Eudale Knox, Cindy Lang, Willie Langston, Edward Lanier, Herny Lawerence, Phyllis Leake, Facious Leake, Patricia Lee, Betty Lee, Bruce Lee, Little Lenoir, Rosalind Lewis, Michael LaRue Ligons, Jonny Lill, Phyllis Lindsay, Pamaela Little, Chyrel Lofton, Eugene Lovett, Velma Lowe, Phyllis Mann, Theresa Marrow, Victor A. Marshall, Amy Martin, Vanessa Massey, Jerina McCullough, Terry McDonald, Angela McDowell, Sandra McGill, Catherine McGill, Warren Mcintosh, Michael Mclver, Creo McKee, Donna Mclean, Allyn Mclean, lames Mclean, Teresa Mclendon, Sandra McMillan, Cheryl McNeil, Linda McNeil, Robert McPhail, Barbara McRae, Berverly Mills, Linda Michell,Carenda Mitchell, Christopher Mitchell, Yolanda Moore, Angela Moore, Danny Moore, Rasalind Morgan, Brenda Morrison, Thomas Morton, Debria Moses, Angela Murdock, Michael Murphy, Shirley Murrell, Danny Nelson, Ron Newman, Regina Nutall, Deborah Ottley, Lisa Owens, Debra Page, Samuel Parker, Dwayne Parker, Emma Parker, Myra Parks, Gregory Parks, Thomas Peacock, Vivian Pearsall, Vincent Peebles, Cathy Penny, Charles Pennington, Paulette Pennington, Shelia Perry, Bobby Perry, Frances Perry, Hattie Phillips, DeQuilla Pickett, Cynthia Pough, Adele Powell, Angela Powell, Clifford Powell, Ronnie Purdte, Edward Prldgen, Annie Ramsey, Kenneth Raspherry, Sharon Ray, Leavy Reed, Valreno Reid, Forrest Richardson, Valane Riddicl , Sephina Ritchey, David Robinson, William Rodgins, Ruthie Rogers, James Royster, Lydia Rucker, Shelia Russell, Elaine Sample, Rosalyn Sampson, Annie Scott, Cecdrick Scott, Cynthia Scott, Ivy Sessoms, Ruth Shaw, Lynise Shearer, Don Shuford, Artis Simon, Cynthia Slaughter, Michelle Sloan, Dennis Smith, Joe Smith, Wanda Southern, Antonio Spears, Vincent Stanback, Rowena Stanford, Michael Steele, Emma Stephenson, Mannie Stewaet, Paula Stokes, Thomas Street, Brenda Sutton, Richard Tally, John Tate, Ronald Tate, Terry Taylor, Emma Thomas, James lompson, Joann mpson, Marlene ompson, Ronnie ireadgill, Phoebe V P f f f 1 Tidwell, Althea Mf Tillery, Brenda ■Pn Tillery, Patricia Tillman, Bonita E; rillman, Brenda Tinnin,Duff Hif ' Tolliver, Shelia y j ' A Jf Townes, Duane Towns, Leiand Truesdale, Willie Turner, Ouida Tyson, Hattie Vaughan, Elaine Vaughan, Vickie Waddell, Vernon Wade, Gwendolyn Walden, Nelbra Walton, Don ald Warren, Angeline Warren, Max Waters, Gregory Watkins,Mack Watson, Kenneth Watson, Levonia Watts, Palsy Weeks, Reginald Wells, Adrianne West, Bernadette Whaley, Sonya White, lohanna White, Karona White, Lee White, Lori White, Sharon Whiteside, Tamera Whitelow, Emma Whitt,|aynette Whittington, Cynthia Wiggins, Kathy Williams, Edith Williams, Fletcher Williams, Jannie Williams, Louis Williams, Marilyn Williams, Nelson Williams, Phyllis Williams, Robert Williams, Sandra Williams, Sarah Wogu, Nnennaya Woods, Angela Wylly, Gregory Younger, Barbara Young, Marganita Allen, Donna Arrington, Michelle Ford, Willma Forner, Jimmy Green, lames Lee, Johnson Lowe, Phyllis Staton, Howard Mike Howell — President Andrew Wilson, Jr. — Vice President Wanda Bridges — Secretary Debra Harris — Treasurer (not shown) SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS .MM AiiiKMfc :.! ' Allen, Dianetha Allen, Michael Allen, Steven Alston, Debbie Alston, George Alston, Gwendolyn Alston, Helen Alston, James Anderson, Cheryl Andrews, Bobby Antrum, Vera Arrington, Gloria Atkinson, Nellie Autry, Victor Avent, Garland Bailey, Dennis Bailey, Robert Baldwin, Cynthia Banks, Valerie Barnes, Audrey Bass, Tameria Beatty, Celestine Beech, Bernard Bell, Teresa Benjamin, Vimiller Bennett, Laurie Benton, Portia Black, Catherine Black, Ronald Blackweli, Edward Bloomfield, Nancy Blossom, Carol Blount, Dorothy Blue, Pamlia BIythe, Frank Bohannon, Michael Boyd, Denise Boyd, Jacqueline Bowne, Etta Bowser, Lessie Brady, Joann Brewer, Jan Bridges, Maurice Bridges, Wanda Brown, Angela Brown, Arthur Brown, joe Brown, Noel 213 Bullock, Sheryl Burch, Lyndelia Bumelte, Barbara Buryn, Michelle Caldwell, George Cannon, Oliver Carter, Aniionette Carthins, Linda Casey, Donald Cash, Shelby Cates, Myra Chambers, Samuel Chambers, Senetra N Chance, Cheryl — ' V Clark, Pamela C Clifton, Gwendolyn Coble, Vickie Cook, Millie i jn Cooper, Gloria lg Cooper, Norvell Cooper, Vernita Cordell, Doris Corpening, Shelia Council, Beverly Cowan, Denise Crawley, Melvin Crewe, Pamela Cromartie, ]ohn Crooms, Allison Daniels, Herbert Davidson, Vinesee Davis, Curt Davis, Lora Davis, Terry Dawson, Bernard Daye, Bernice Daye, Wayne Dempsey, Cynthia Dewberry, )udy DeWitl, Cynthia Dickens, leanette Dingle, Denise 214 B f 6 a Dingle, Dennis Dobb, Maude Doby, Reginald Dockery, Sharon Donnell.Felita Dowdy, Darrell DuBose, Cynthia DuBose, Danielle Dunston,|udith Dupee, Denita Drayton, Shelia Edmonds, Ronda Edwards, Casandra Edwards, Denise Edwards, Sheena Elder, Cathy Elliot, Dexter Epps, Cynthia Fuller, Clyde Gabriel, Gwen Gabriel, Marva Galbreath, Randy Gamble, Albert Garnett, Barbara Gay, Gary Gilfillian, Anne Gilmore, Valerie Gleen, Berkley Glover, Johnnie Gofington, Sandra Gore, Alan Gowans, Jacqueline Graham, Glenda Graham, Jimmy Grandy, Rita Grange, Darrick 215 Gray, Brenda Gray, Joy Green, Renee Green, Wanda Crier, Linda Hackney, Gwendolyn Hall,Celina Hall, Viornette Hardin, Stephanie Hardy, Woodrow Haroling, Hyacinth Harper, Jerry Havis, Jacqueline Hawkins, Deborah Hawkins, Joyce Heath, Deborah Hedgepelh, Marvin Hemby, Lula Hempstead, Joseph Henderson, Bonita Henderson, Ruby Hicks, Melinda Hightower, Linda Higgins, Leroy Higgs, William Hilderbrand, Sharon , Carrie Hilliard, Margaret Hodge, Dee Holman, James Holmes, Antoine Holloway, Veronica Hood, Cheryl Hooks, Vera Hoover, Tick Houge, Cynthia Houston, Debra Houston, Lenzy Howard, Victor Howell, Sylvia Hudson, Eva Huff, Karen 216 i-T ■.-. ' : Hughes, Robert Hyman.Sabrina Hyman, Shirley Hyman, Sondra Ingram, Carrie Isler, Patricia lackson, )oe laime, George lames, Deborah lames, Lorraine lenkins, Petronia lohnson, Bonnie Johnson, Deborah Johnson, Denvia lohnson, lanice lohnson, Leslie lohnson, Linda lohnson, Rodney lohnson, Sandra lones, Amanda lones, Carol lones, Collette Jones, Constance Jones, Ernest lones, Jessie lones, Marian Jones, Ole Mae Jones, Warnyene Jordan, Vernon loyner, Shelia Kearns, Marva Kearny, Carolyn Kee, Beverly Keith, Anita Kelly, Pearlie Kennedy, Clara King, Stanley Kinney, Charma Lacewell, Pegge Lane, Mamie Lanier, lerry Latham, Avis Lee, Harriet Lewis, losa Lewis, Linda Lewis, Michele Lineburger, Denise Lipscomb, Barbara 217 Lunsford.Theodolia Lynch, Avon Lynch, Evon Manago, Loretta Martin, Denise Mason, Delores Matthews, leanette McCabe, Rosemary McClean, Armatha McCorkle, Marie McCullers, Portia McCullough.Riclce McDougald, Hattie McDowell, Elaine McKeaver,)ewell McKibbins, Andrea McKinley, Lajoan McKinney, Da McKoy, Edna McLaughlin, Anita McLauglin, Shirley McManus, Gwendolyn McMillian, Wanda McNair, Nadine McNa McNeil, Anthony McNeil, Betty McWilliams, Catherine Melson, Teredo Mercer, loseph Michaux,Kathy Mickle, E Miller, Michael Mills, Edna Mintz, Sadie Mitchell, locelyn Mitchell, ludith Modica, Evangeline Monroe, Shirley Moore, Alvester Moore, lanice Moore, Vickie 218 Moore, Wanda Morgan, Cassandra Morgan, Cathy Morton, Donna Mosley, Michael Moten, Juarez Mumford, Jean Murphy, Angel Murray, Donna Neally, Jimmy Nelson, Deborah Nesbit, Keith Nesmith, Dianna Newkirk, Dennis Newkirk, James Newman, Carol Norman, Jacquelii Norman, Lajuan Page, Aduffie Pearson, Marilyn Peay, Greta Pelsey, Dale Perkins, loycelyn Perry, JoAnn Perry, Virgie Peterkin, Betty Peterkin, James Pettiford, Sandra Phillips, Vivian Phipps, Wiley Pigford, Betty Pigford, Cheryl Pittman, Theresa Pone, Edward Poole, Joyce Pope, Rebecca Powell, Beverly Powers, Herlene Pridgen, Myron Raeford, Scarlett Raeford, Valerie Ramsey, Carvel! Ramsey, Valda Reaves, Ruby Reese, Ethel Reid, Barnette Reid, Felita Reid,Melinda 219 Reynolds, Gail Richards, Rosalind Richardson, Annettee Richardson, Kay Riche.lerri Ricks, Karen Roberts, Debbie Robinson, Gary Robinson, Michael Ross, Andre Ruptherford, Dana Saddler, Beverly Sanders, Cynthia Sanders, Phyllis Sanford, Edward Satterwhite, Milton Saunders, Amelia Scott, Deborah Scott, Ronald Scriven, Rodney Sellers, Theotis Sessoms, Alisa Shackleford, Tyrone Shouse, Lynn Sidberry, Cassandra Silver, Celestine Simpson, Eric Simpson, Cynthia Sinclair, Aaron Sloan, Darlene Sloan, jeanette Sloan, Kimberly Smith, Angela Smith, Carrie nith, Christopher Smith, Mark Smith, William Snipes, Michael Soares, Vanessa Southerland, Jackie Spikes, Phyllis Spivey, Bettie Springfield, Otis Stanback, Alice Stanback, Eric Stanton, Calvin Steed, Concetta Stewart, Evette 220 i k Willi KhfvA 1 Willi Eil- 1 r Willi . BI F Willi P t Willi Willi Stewart, Yvone Strawberry, Vicky Stubbs, James Suber, Herbert Sumpter, Angela Tabor, Paulette latum, Arlene Taylor, Mary Taylor, Naomi Teel, JoAnn Teel, Pamela Thomas, Gail Thompkins, Renita Thompson, Ronda Thompson, Sharon Thorne, Theresa Tunstall, Beverly Turner, Nancy Tyson, Brenda Tyson, Gloria Vane, loan Vereen, David Vines, Dorothy Walker, Anita Walker, Ava Wallace, Gary Ward, Gloria Watton, June Waugh,Yma Whitaker, Tilda While, Alphonso White, Regina Whitted, Vivian Wiley, Dianna Williams, Albert Williams, Alexander ams, Angelia ams, Connie ams, David ams, Debra ams, Greg ams, Gwendolyn ams, Jerome ams, Joyce ams, Prennis ams, Sharon ams, Thomas ams, Tyronne 221 Williams, Wayne Williams, Willie Williamson, Clea Wilson, Andrew Wilson, Clendon Wilson, Deana Wilson, Kenneth Woods, Cheu Woodson, Deborah Wooten, Anthony Worrell, Cynthia Wright, Barbara Yarborough, James Yarborough, Miriam Young, Vanessa Birdwell Harding, Hyacinth Wall, Debra Wiggins, Felicia liams, Alexander li%H «■ WL.rrtA iTfl Jarvis Lesane — President David Harris — Vice President Vernette McKinnon - Secretary Debra Simmons — Treasurer Class Motto We Are Somebody Class Colors Red, Black and Green JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Juniors Adger, Eileen Akers, Debbie Alexander, Chuck Allen, Delby Alston, Alvin Andrews, Theresa Armstrong, David Armstrong, Mary Arrington, Easter Asburg, Calvin Askew, Thelma Atwater, Kathy Autry, Reginald Ayers, Erik Ayscue, Mildred Baker, Darlene Barrett, Stanley Battle, )ohn Battle, Vivian Baucum, Sharon Beamon, Rose Becks, Linda Beckwith, Carmar Bell, Kelvin Bennett, Pheon Best, Barbara Best, O ' Neal Bigelow, Sherril Birkhead, Kathy Bolder, Marilyn Juniors Bowser, Lula Boyd, Deborah Boyd, Karen Jradford, Constance Brandon, Debra Bridges, Michelle Bright, Bernell Bright, Jacqueline Britt, Brenda Brown, Angela Brown, Connie Brown, Gloria Brown, Robert Brown, Shirl Bryant, Debra Bryant, Sadie Buck, Lori Bullock, Audrey Bullock, Bernis Bullock, Shirley Burnett, Patricia Burney, Cynthia Bynum, Cathy Cabarrus, Carlton Cain, Beverly Carmicheal, Jewell Carpenter, Cathy Carson, Mary Carter, jerry Cathorn, Al Juniors Chambers, Betty Chandler, Phyllis Chapel, Oliver Cheek, Darlene Chestnut, Kitty Chestnut, Tina Clay, Debra Clay, Denise demons, Colette Cloud, Broderick Clyburn, Warren Cobb, Daryl Coley, Alvin Council, Candice Courts, Regina Coward, Mary Cozart, Angela Crawford, Anthony Cromartie, Cynthia Crump, Lynn Cunningham, David Cunningham, Rita Cylar, Michael Davis, Clarence Davis, Doris Davis, Giendora Davis, Glenwood Davis, Ivory Davis, Vanessa Degree, Donald Juniors Dortch, Grace Draughn, Bettie Dumas, Carolyn Dunn, Clarice Dunn, Debra Easley, Raquel Edmundson, Kim Edwards, Carl Edwards, Charles Edwards, LaFayette Edwards, Sandra Edwards, Willie Elliot, Pattie Estes, Camillia Evans, Diane Farrier, Audrey Farrior, Patti Farrow, Brenda Faulkner, Peggy Fennell, Alvie Fennell, Denise Fennell, Leon Ferebee, Donald Fetherson, Eileen Fields, Lendell Fisher, Mickey Fletcher, Ronald Flowers, Vanessa Floyd, Denise Ford, Cherylen Juniors Juniors Harris, Yvone Hawles, Phyllis Heath, Deborah Hemingway, Ricky Henderson, Howard Herndon, Sylvia Herring, Judy Hewett, Remonitia Hewitt, Bobby Highsmith, Faye Hill,Brend Hill, Hilda Hilliard, Lenora Hilton, Calvin Hines, Jackie Holder, Ronald Hollingsworth, Janet Holloway, Janice Holmes, Reginald Hooker, Deborah Hoover, Richard Hope, Kathy Home, Barbara Howard, Vickie Hunt, Tommy Hunter, Delores Hunter, Janice Ingram, Loretta Ingram, Victor Jackson, Ron Juniors lames, Sandra Jeffries, Charlene Jenkins, Petronia Jenkins, Sherri Jennings, Kim Johnson, Donald Jones, Althea Jones, Darlene Jones, Eunice Jones, Lydia Jones, Thomas Jones, Vanessa Jones, Veronica Jordan, Charieese Jordan, Jacqueline Joseph, Doris Joyner, Shelia Judkins, Debra Kearns, Wanda Keith, Linda Kenan, Noreen Kenyon, Frances King, Rosemary Knight, James Kornegay, Ronald Lacy, Joyce Lamb, Annie Lambertson, Deborah Langford, Lorenza Lassiter, Elaine Juniors Lea, Charlene Leacraft, Paula Lee, Ora Lessane, Jarvis Lewis, Stephanie Lindsay, Sherri Liverett, Deborah Lunsford, Yvette Lynch, Sandra Lynch, Sharon Mack, Joseph Mackey, Vivian Manning, Mahetta Martin, Garry Mathis, Linda Matthews, Emogene McClain, Milton McClain, Thomasenia McCollum, Trudi McCorkle, Patrice McCill, Jimmy Mcllwain, Jennifer McKayhan, Paulette McKoy, Iris McKoy, Phyllis McLaughlin, Cavada McLeod, Kent McNair, Warren McNeil, Samuel Medlin, Frederick Juniors Middleton, Beverly Miller, Margaret Mills, Judith Moody, Dennis Moore, Evelyn Moore, Garry Moore, Gloria Moore, Linda Montague, Gloria Morgan, Debra Morrison, George Murphy, Verdell Newkirk, Audrey Ollison, David Overby, Jeanette Packingham, Lester Parham, Edith Parker, Evelyn Patterson, Angela Patton, Sharon Pearson, Carmen Pebbles, Amelia Peterson, Cosandra Pettiford, loyce Phifer, Joyce Phillips, Winfred Pickett, Wanda Pinckney, John Plummet, Durwin Potts, Leon Juniors : . Powell, Beverly Powell, Mary Pridgen, James Pryant, David Pugh, David Quails, Sophronia Rainey, Linda Ratcliff, Clarence Reed, Yolanda Reese, Karen Reid, Joseph Reives, Angela Reynolds, Vickie Richardson, Elaine Riley, Brenda Roach, Patricia Roberts, Venita Roberts, Wanda Robinson, Althia Robinson, Ellwood Robinson, Karen Robinson, Lettie Robinson, Marvin Robinson, Michelle Robles, Leonel Rook, Teresa Ross, Gregory Rowe, Johnnie Rush, Gwendolyn Sander, Dorothy Juniors Satterwhite, Bertha Scarborough, Debbie Scotton, Richard Seymor, Raymond Shaw, Linda Shuford, Bettina Silver, Curlis Simmons, Debra Skinner, Ruth Slaughter, James Small, Francine Smith, Brenda Smith, Chandra Smith, Debra Smith, lolene Sneed, Mary Solomon, Vertella Speight, Melinda Steele, Wanda Stephenson, Barbara Stephenson, Genneva Stringfield, Regina Strong, Stephanie Suiter, Cathlene Swann, Katrenia Talley, Theresa latum, Lisa Taylor, Amelia Teagle, Kevin Terry, Barbara Juniors Theus, Robin Thomas, Angela Thompson, Eric Tompson, Jennifer Torain, Nancy Totten, Bonila Turner, Joyce Tyre, Alton Vanderhurst, Micheal Waddell, Gregory Wade, Russell Wagstaff, Patricia Waldo, Rosalyn Walker, Debra Ward, Audrey Washington, Jinkie Watson, Cynthia Webb, Roland Wells, Joan White, Becky White, Brenda White, Delores White, Shelton Wiggins, Rousevelt Wilder, Felicia Williams, Beverly Williams, Cicero Williams, Felecia Williams, Larry Williams, Lisa Juniors i Si i Williams, Malcon Williams, Melvin Williams, Maude Williams, Patrisha Williams, Ramona Williams, Sharon Williams, Wilbert Wilson, Billie Wilson, Carlton Wilson, Danita Wilson, Nathaniel Wooten, Delorse Becton, Robbin Birks, Viaor Evans, Wanda Johnson, C. Stephenson, Christine Street, Robert The Way We Were On August 25, 1973, I arrived at North Carolir:a Central University a little apprehensive of vi hat would occur, glad to be away from home, frightened, confused, and determined not to ask anyone for anything, for fear that I would look like I was out-of-place. I felt that I had to go to every party; if I missed one, I would be considered tired. Therefore, I bumped everynight to the records of Funky Stuff , and Ecstasy . I met a dude at the Elk ' s lodge and he was really something. Everynight I ' d get off with Barry White ' s I ' ve got so much to give. Now, It ' s time for me to leave (hopefully). Good-bye to the good times and the bad. World, are you ready for me? ik f 1 .. r 1 I SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Rocky Boone Chris Beattie - Diane Taylor - Vickie Moore - President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Class Colors Red and Black Pamela Denice Adams Mary Olivia Alexander Jacqueline Alston Home Economics General Home Economics Nursing Fayet(evi Je, N. C. Chorlolte, IV. C. Durham. N. C. Norman Anderson Psychology Greensboro, N. C. Angeline Armstrong Charles Armwood Business Administration Recreation Education Lourinburg, N. C. Baltimore, Md. EJdner L. Arrington Mathematics Durham. N. C. Kathy L. Arrington Accounting Pieasantviile, N. . William Autry Recreation Education Godwin, N. C. Kathryn L. Avery Elementary Education Greensboro, N. C. Annette Badgett Bioiogy Reidsvil e, N. C. Larachel Bailey Health Education Zebulon, N. C. wm i.ay ii ■iiiinwiiMiiiin Brenda La Pre-physiothi Gron(z Quarry, N. C. iohn H. Baldivin Health Education Lumber Bridge, N. C. kf argaret . Ballance Physical Education • James Carlton Ballard Karla Lynn Ballard Public Administration Biology Scotland Neck, N. C. Enfield, N. C. Wilbur S.Barham Accounting Debra Lee Banner Biology Bladenboro, N. C. Niguei H. Barnes Geography Durhom, N. C. e Barrett Lucy B. Bannister Elementary Education I KLj Mariet Business ' Pinehurst, JV. C. ' Wi ' riik [MiSl f Kl jf K Li Cheryl Joette Battle Business Education Rafeigh, N. C. kM Grover Ray Battle Physical Education Marguerite Bazemore Psychology Wii iamslon, N. C. Sylvia Beasley Psychology Geneva C. Beattie Political Science Rocky Mount, N. C. Ava Darlene Best Music Education Ezekiel Louis Becton Geography Goldsboro. N. C. Willie A. Best Political Science Marshell M. Becton Public Administration r sX 1 Gwenevere Bethel Public Administration Ronald G. Becton Accounting Goldsboro, N. C. James Biggs Political Science Sandy Biles Physical Education Durham, N. C. John Black III Business Administration IConnapoJis, N. C. Rocky P. Boone Accounting Charles Divayne Bostic Psychology High Point. N. C. R. Kevin Bowser Biology Brook yn, N. Y. Tamara Y. C. Boyd History Goldsboro, iV. C. Pamela A. Bradshaiv Business Administration Goslonjo, N. C. Malinda Branch Business Administration Louisburg, N. C. Doris Braswell Criminal Justice Valerie A. Boone Biology Brooklyn, N. Y. Tyrone Boykin Mathematics Columbia, S. C. Louis E. Breeden Physical Education Hamlet, N. C. r Patricia GaiJ Brewer Phil Angela Broadnax Eric Brown Elementary Education Business Administration Geography Goldsboro, N. C. Durham, N. C. Havelock, N. C. Gregory D. Brown Criminal Justice Sallie T. Brown Health Education Durham, N. C. Sheila Elaine Brown Business Administration Durham, N. C. Sherrian W. Brown Clothing Textiles Avden, N. C. Vergiant Brown Public Administration Council, N, C. Barbara Bruton Bobby R. Bryant Gloria Bryant Barbara B. Bullock Business Administration Biology History Business Education Newark, N. . Henderson, N. C. Richlands, iV. C. Durham, N. C. Gina R. Bullock Gloria D. Bullock Eleanor Patrica Burke Karen D Mathematics Psychology Sociology Biology Brooklyn, N. Y. Batl eboro, N. C. Pillsboro, N. C. Durhom, N. Brenda V. Burney Business Riegelwood, N. C. Nedra Burney Business Education , Phil Burrell Philosophy Woshinelon, D. C. Lester Kim Butler Psychology Linda M. Cammack Recreation Education Horrisburg. Penna. Karen Campbell Elementary Education Elmsford, N. Y. Phyllis Y. Campbell Nursing Chapel Hill, N. C. Shelia Denice Carey Political Science Rich Square. N. C. Harriet L. Cathcart Psychology Phyllis Y. Carrington Elementary Education Judy Gail Charles Elementary Education Johnny C. Carter Business Administration Marilyn Carter Spanish Sylvia Chasten Elementary Education Lemuel Cheatham Recreation Adm. Stephanie D. Cherry Special Education Oak Cily, N. C. Anita]. Clark Business Administration Bobbie Clarfc Public Administration Rocky Mount, N. C. Sabrina Tyrn Clark Elementary Sp. Ed. Frank Perry Cockerham Darren Cogdell Denise ConweJJ Business Administration Business Administration Business Education North Wilkesboro, N. C. Greenvi le, N. C. Rich Square, N. C. Adria L. Cooper EJementary Education Southern Pines, N. C. Pecolia Cooper Accounting Scot and Neck. N. C. Anthony Jerome Cowan Marilyn Coy Business Administration Elementary Education SlolesvilJe, N. C. St. Albans, N. Y. Calvin L. Crawford Biology AsheviJIe, N. C. Elaine Crawford Marketing Gostonia, N. C. John H. Crawford Jr. Biology Brooklyn. N. Y. Catherine Cunningham Diann L. Currie Business Administration Psychology Charlotte, N. C. Elizabethtoivn, N. C. 77 Wilia M. Currie Home Economics Clackton, N. C. Dorothy Darden Elementary Education Vernice Dahymple Business Administration Sanford. N. C. Jasper Daniels Poiiticai Science Roonoke Rapids. N. C. Jeanne Daniels Public Administration Goldsboro, N. C. Kevin A. Davidson Mathematics Greenbett, Md. 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N C, Crawford, Elaine 408 Rohinwood Rd, Gastunia. N G Crawford, John H., Jr. 5560 Whitty Lane B Klyn. N Y Cunningham, Catherine M. 305 East Todd Lane Charlotte. N C Currle, DlannL, P O Box 631 Eli abethtown, N, C. Dalrymple, Vernlce 409 Saunders St. Sanford. N C. Danleli, |asper Route 1, Box 309 Roanoke Rapids, N C Daniels, Jeanne HOI) Harris St Goldsboro. N C. Davidson, Kevin A. 9125 Springhill Lam Greenbelt. Md. Davis, Cynthia L. 81fi LcR ett Road Rocky Mount, N C Davis, Deborah F. Route 1. Box 106 Rai-ford. N C Davis, DeWanda A. P. O. Box 25 Falkland. N C Davis, FermandoT. 306 Essex Place Richmond. Va Davis, Joseph K., |r. 114 Apt. A Fast Enterpn Durham. N, C Davis, Kwlnia D. 4426 Meridian Dr. Charlotte. N C Davis, Roger E. 2215 Ablewood Rd. Gharlolte. N. C. Davis, Wyvonnie 2606 Chambers St. Lumberlon. N C Dempsey, Cassandra E. Route 2. Box 170 Elm City. N. C. Diggs, Wilemenla H. Durham. N. C. Dillahunt, Sharon L. Route 2, Box 66B Trenton. N C Diltard, Gail Reglna 1505 Dellwood Dr. Columbia. S. C. Dixon, Reginald L. 1400 Orvis St. Charloire, N. C. Douglas, BlllleC. Route 4. Box 59-C Kannapolis. N C. Dowell. Phillips 213 Salmon St. Elkin. N, C. Dula, Sharon D. 515 Hill Street Lenoir, N. C. Dunlap, Charles W.,[r. 1516 Ann St Wilmington, N C Dunn, Jay Dee 1305 Main Si. New Bern. N. C. Dunston, Stanley M. Rte 3, Box 81 Louisburg, N C Durham, Greer Renea 1216 S. Roxboro St Durham. N C Edmonds, Norma G. 511 Church St Ghapel Hill. N C. Edwards, Felicia L. P. O. Box 466 Elkin. N C Edwards, Joseph H., Jr. 1401 Beaufort St. New Bern, N C Edwards, SelmaD. Rte 1, Box 289 Garysburg, N C Edwards, Sylvester I. 1401 Beaufort St New Bern, N. C Eggleslon, Sandra L. 32 Hillside St. Canton. N. C. Ellis. Vincent D. 625 E. Walnut St. Wilson. N. C. Epps, Robert Route 1. Box 68-A Manson, N C SENIOR DIRECTORY Ervin, Pamela K. 1915 Belhania Rd. Winslon-Salem. N, C, Eubanks, Danny P. O Box 1151 Chapel Hill, N, C Eure, Marquis A. 5513 Carolina Rd Suffolk. Va Evans, Denise L. 3728 E. Greer St Durham. N C Fairley, Barbara 2220 Fayelleville Si Durham. N. C. Fennel), Mac C. Roule 2, Box 82-A Ahoskie, N C Ferguson, Son)a V. 415 Gleason Si, Wilminglon, N. C Fisher. Brenda K. ini3 Lincoln Si Kinslon, N C Fisher, Linda F. 1013 Lincoln Si Kinslon. N. C. Fleming, Linda T. 5121 Peppercorn St, Durham. N, C, Fletcher, Brenda 16 Park Ave, Colchesler. Conn Floyd, Harvest A. 11 Mc Collum SI. Lumberlon. N C Ford, Victor M. ■1019 Booker Si, Durham. N. C Franklin. Marchell P O Box 383 Spring Hope, N C Freeland. Wendy L. 1446 New Caslle Rd Apl. Durham, N. C. Froneberger. Teresa A. 14(lfi-A Davis Ave. High Point. N C. Gailher, Kenneth 551 Carver St. Kannapohs. N C Gallop, Clement C. Roule 5. Box 309 Elizabeth City. N. C Galloway, Edward B. Roule 2. Box 310 Vanceboro. N, C Gibson, Sharon A. Hairston, Ciarlse 0. Hlnes, James P. Jefferles, Marlon E. Glenwood Ave. Rte, 3, Box 329-A P O Box 574 Rl- 1. Box 89-A Easlon, Maryland Eden. N. C. Wendell. N C Milton. N, C Gill, Ronald Hail, James, Jr. Hinton, Brenda Jenkins, Joe A., Jr. 1831 Blain Street P O Box 173 1911 H House Ave, Apt 36 3330 Burrell Rd, High Point. N. C. Scotland Neck. N C. Durham, N C Raleigh, N C Gilmer, Elaine E. Hall, Selhia Hobbs, Dehra P. Jenkins, Kenneth N. 205 W Weaver Rte 2. Box 98 213 S l-ender St 3 Warwick Road Durham. N, C, Stanlonburg. N. C, Wilson. N C Asheville. N. C. Gilmore, Juanlla D. Hamilton, Roland Holmes, Camille R. Jenkins, Vanessa 511 Carlinn Ave, 207 N, College St, 106 Hillcrest Drive 1115 Pine Slreel Durham. N C Black Mtn . N C Windsor. N, C Weldon. N C Coins, Wanda C. Hamlet, Karen A, Holl, Kevin L. Johnson, Amy L. 1512 E. Davie St. 1044 North Scales Street 9023 Volla SI, 3410 Garland Ave. Raleigh. N. C. Reidsville. N C, Lanham. Maryland Richmond, Va. Goode, Winfred C. Hamletl, Clarence R. Holt, Sharon A. Johnson, Benjamin 915 Omaha Si. P O Box 943 527 East Horah St. Rl, 4. Box 313-A Greensboro. N C Roxboro. N C Salisbury, N C. Greenville, N, C, Gooden, Ernest D. Hammond, Tracye E, Hood, Vanlssa A. Johnson, Charles 243 Twenly-Firsl St, 951 E Salisbury Rd. 314 Harrington SI N W 504 Eisenhower Circl Irvinglon. N. j Asheboro, N. C, Lenoir. N C Porl. Va Gordon, Joseph H., |r. Hardin, Stanley N. Hooks, Vickie D. Johnson, Claudette D. P Box 6 Rl 2. Box 84 1004 Karen Circle 610 South Main Stree Rich Square, N, C. Kannapolis. N C Spring Lake. N C, Louisburg. N C, Gorham, Waymon Hardy, Carlton B. Hopkins, Deborah A. Johnson, Dehra Jean 285 Pennsylvania Ave RFD 5. Box 167 Rt, 2. Box 331 Roule 3, Box 142 Reidsville, N, C. Greenville. N C, Zebulon. N, C, Dunn, N C Graham, George G. Hardy, Norman Lee, Jr. Hooper, Vincent W. Johnson, Denise M, 334 Lincoln St Rt 5. Box 138 Rl 4, Box 315 1213 Shiloh St, Laurinburg. N C, Greenville. N C Reidsville, N C Elizabeth City. N. C. Graham, Julia A. Hargrove, Constance M. Horton, Cassandra R. Johnson, Donald W, 5216 Stiles St Rl 1. Box 298-B 52 Soulh Central Avenue Rte 1. Box 114 PhiJa . Pa, Norlina, N C Spring Valley. N Y Erwin. N. C Graham, Rosalind A. Harrington, Frankie L. Horton, James Johnson, Harrielte E, 2012 N, Cherry Slreel 2201 Murchinson Rd. 605 Elmira Avenue 311 West Church Si Winston-Salem. N. C Fayelleville, N C, Durham. N C Rose Hill. N, C, Graham, Theresa J. Harris, Frank H. Horton, Wayne M. Johnson, Janice L, 1006 Lisa Circle 910 Corona Ave, P O Box 151 411 Cohen St, Spring Lake, N, C, Durham. N C Morehead City. N C, Thomasville. N, C, Graham, Yvonne T. Harris, Larry Howell, Ernest R., Jr. Johnson, Lundy L. 5107 Old Well St, lackson, N, C, 504 Weaver Drive 616 Suggs St, Durham. N. C, Harrison, Marilyn Mc Goldsboro. N C, Wilson, N C, Grantham, Adrlenne Rle 5, Box 25 Howell, Linda S. Johnson, Marion T. 403 Pine St Rocky Mount, N C, 508-C Wilmington Ave P, O Box 84 Smithlield. N. C, Hart, Donna N. Goldsboro. N C Harrellsville, N, C. Gray, Georgia 148 Blanlon St Hughes, Mary D. Johnson, PearlisE. Route 5, Box 36 Asheville. N C Rt 1, Box IIO-A Rte, 1. Box 453 Henderson. N. C. Hart, Reathy Millon. N C Madison, N C Gray, Linda 916 Dillion St, Huntley. Maxwell, Jr. Johnson, Renee M. Route 5. Box 36 Reidsville, N C 313 N, Rutherford SI, 145-30 Foch Blvd. Henderson, N, C Wadesboro, N C, lamaica. N Y Gray, William J., Jr. Hayes, Lauretta W, 1515 Lakeland SI Apl A Durham, N C Israel, Barbara A, Johnson, Wanda L. 820 lefferson St N E 2020 E Florida St, 1007 East Ave, Washington. D C Heath, Irma D. Greensboro. N, C. Tarboro. N C Grayson, Warren P, Box 201 Jackson, Brenda J. Jones, Charrissa D. While Plains. N Y Cove City, N C 997 Wayside Drive Rte, 7. Box 394-K Fayelleville, N, C. Kinslon. N, C, Grimes, Pat P O, Box 487 Hedgepeth, Darlene E. Roule 1, Box 206 Jackson, Calebs. Jones, Clarissa D, Bethel, N, C. Hollisler, N C, 4216 Garrell Dr K-41 32-E Hillcrest Apt. Durham, N C Asheville, N. C, Grimes, Vlckl E, P. O, Box 487 Henderson, Audrey E. 315 Winston St Jackson, George W., II Jones, George M. Bethel. N. C, Thomasville. N C, 3518 Stanton Rd, S E 1153 Virginia Blvd. Washington. D, C, Murfreesboro. N C, Grimsley, Janice Route 2. Box 102 Henderson, Vickie F, 214 Swain St, Jackson, James E. Jones, James R. Morrisville, N, C, Henderson. N, C Rl 1. Box 308 122 N, Pender St, New Hill. N C Wilson, N C Gunn, Monika L. Henry, C, LaVerne 1005 Gillette Ave, Rt, 2, Box 107 James, Carmen R. Jones, Joanne L. Durham, N. C. Ml Cilead, N C, 159 Oak Dr S W, P. O, Box 23 Atlanta. Ga, Halifax. N. C Gantt.KalhyV. 873 Ellison Drive Rocky Mount, N C, Gunter, Mamie Roule 5, Box 138 Sanford. N, C. Henson, Karen J. Glenwood Avenue Easlon, Maryland Jarmen, Donald Rt. 3. Box 77 New Bern. N C Jones, Irene Star Rt, Box 92 Maysville. N, C, Gatlln, Beverly G. Roule 1. Box 35 Grimesland. N, C, Guy, Sonla A. P Box 142 Enfield. N, C, Herring, Barry 110 Abron Street Clinton, N C, Jarmon, Ronald T. Roule 3. Box 77 New Bern, N, C, Jones, Linda C. Rt, 1. Box 438-G Ayden. N C Gee, Delols Roule 1. Box 264 Carysburg, N C, Hackney, KathyC. Rt, 5, Box 96 Chapel Hill, N, C. Hicks, Jennifer Rt. 1 Apex. N, C, Jefferson, Justin 3302 29th Ave, Hillcrest Hghls,, Md, Jones, Priscilla M. Rl, 1, Box 226-A Kinston, N, C. 291 SENIOR DIRECTORY lones. Ray S. 2:l5 Healan Si Lenoir, N C Joyner, Darrell D. 821 South Brake Si, Nashville. N C, Joyner. |oyce A. HI 1. Box 260 Rocky Moiinl, N C loyner. Veronica 232 Soulh Melville SI Graham. N C Kearni. lames H. 1509 Ridgeway Ave Durham, N C, Kee. Thomas E, 125 Lincoln Courl Raleigh, N C Kee. Timothy O, 125 Lincoln Cnurl RaleiKh, N C. Keene, Areather Ruiile 2, Bux 2J6-A Ahuskie, N C Kemp, Wanda D, 1409 Cdrlwell Rd VVilminglon, N C Kennedy, Christine Route 2, Box 20-1 Raleigh, N C Kinsey. Angela V. Route 2, Box 67 Arapahoe, N C Knight, Martha A. Route 1, Box 228 Macclesfield, N C, Koonce, Maria M. Route 2, Box 194 Trenton. N. C. Lacewell, Joe N. Route 1, Box 267 Riegelwood, N C, Lankford, Jessica N, 502 Collins St Salisburg, Maryland Law. Sheila D. R.iule 1. Box 5 Merrv Hill, N C 3011 llijnl.T Hill Leathers, Karl 1914 (jiok Durham, N C Lee. Glen M. Reulsville, N C Lee. lennllerG. Box IBS I.ewiston, N C LeGrand, Harley Rie 1, Box 40 Ml Gllcad, N C Lewis, Larry IM) Box 22 i:„ln-ld, N i: Little. Levon Rli- 3, Box 534 Washington, N C Lllllejohn, Susan T. IBl Flint St AshoviUe, IM C Loftin, Lillian D. McKoy. lames E. Moore. Vickie Elaine Perkins, Warren R, P,0 Box 25 435 Soulh leih St 407 Tiden St 413 Cecil St Elland, N C Newark, N I Fairmont, N C Durham, N C Love, Jeffrey McKoy. Mary C. Moore. Victoria Michelle Perkins, Yvonne L, Rte 4, Box 228 Rte 9, Box 420 412 Lincoln SI 1005 N Bovce St Fairmont, N C, Fayelteville, N C Belmont, N C Gaslonia, N C Love. Queen E, McLaughlin. Zenobla B, Moser. Deborah L. Perry. David S. Rte 3 3919 Glen Oak Drive 1314 E Commerce Ave Rte 2. Box 74 Mebane, N C WInston-Salem, N C. High Poinl, N C Colerain. N C, Lyons, Barbara A, McLaurln. Sanford Morrow. Nathan Levon Perry. Omar D. 408 Brevard SI 612 Hardee St 1 277 Cape Fear CI 720 Sherrybrook Dr Selma, N C Fayelteville. N C Fayelteville, N C Raleigh, N C Lyons, David S. McLean, Lois |, Mosley, Joyce M, B, Perry, Sabrlna 107 Grant St Rte 1, Box 129 Rl 5, Box 206 113 19lh Avenue Chapel Hill. N C Wagram, N C Henderson. N C Irvington, N j Mallory. Cathy A. McMillan, Angella M, Murphy, Edilh Alnirta Person, Leiand 6 Vreeland Place Rte 2, Box 89-A General Delivery 1712 Madison Ave Jersey Cly. N J Bamberg, S. C Seaboard, N C Cbarlotle, N C, Manning, Melvin A, McMillan, Charles G. Murray. Allen III Peterson, Gloria D, 1609 Richard SI RIe 2, Box 89-A 307 N 13th St RIe 1, Box 28-A Greensboro, N C Bamberg, S C Morehead City. N, C Warsaw, N C Marlon, Diane McMillan. GayleE, Murray. Ella Pettis, Rosaline Box 6, Myrlle Beach 545 Liberty SI RIe 1. Box 133B 5335 Elderbank Dr Myrtle Beach, S C Durham, N C Swan Quarter. N C Charlotte, N C Marrow. Regina McPhatter. Maria T. Nobles. Terry Alexander Petway, Norma D. 1439 Belleview Ave 274 S Gaines SI P Box 2973 1709 Whitfield Ave Camden, N | Southern Pines, N C New Bern, N C Rocky Mount, N C Marshall. TerrieD, McRae. Leola Nichols, Barbara BesI Philpoll. Sadie M, 5661 Diamond Si Rte 1, Box 60 6124 Yellowstone Drive 1300 Rosewood St Pbila , Pa Lumber Bridge. N C Durham, N C Durham, N C. Martin. Cynthia R. Meachum. Danny R. O ' Neal. Eunice L, Pickett. Vonda 2683 Charleslown Drive, 032-p 226 Lincoln Street 908 Morehead Ave Rl 2. Box 492 Atlanta, Ga Badln. N C Durham, N. C Hubert. N C Mason. Harriet A, Meeks. Dennis E. ONeal.MaryA, Pickett. Wayne J. P Box 273 3421 JeKlter Drive 412 Brelard Si Rl 1 Wagram, N C Winslon-Salem, N C Selma, N C Chinquapin, N C Mason. Margaret V, Meheux, Rodney 0, Oventon, Allen Pierce. Barry A. P O Box 207 Freetown, Sierra Leone 514 W Cypress SI RIe 3 Box 228 . Garysburg, N C Melton, Mary F. Elizabeth Cily. N C Ahoskle. N. C, Massenburg, Brinda L, 1613 C,C Road Owens, Princine Porter. Julia P. RIe 1, Box 366 Ahoskle, N C RIe 2, Box 274-B 618 Price Ave Nashville, N C Merrill. Alice Littleton, N C. Durham. N C Massey, Robin L. Rte, 1, Box 347 Parker, Aubrey 620 Harvey St Powell. Rhonda C. 832 Seldon Drive Magnolia, N C Star Route Box 128 Cbarlotle. N C Kinslon, N C Gaston, N C Maxey. Flolivia V. 915 S.E 6th Avenue Gainesville, Fla Merrill. Elaine D, 1706 Capps SI Durham, N C Parker. Eunlcea F. 3072 Bainbrldge Dr. Winslon-Salem, N. C, Powers, Jerome A, 268 Morle SI lacksonville, N C Mayfield. Mae Merrill, Tolmon Gainesville, Ga Parker, Georgella 2811 Wyelh Ave Price, Anthony L, L-1 Allantic Durham, N C 1307 Manteo St Durham, N C Miller, Bobby Durham, N C McAdoo, Patricia G. Rte 14 Box 151 809 Cauls Si Durham, N C, Parker. Phyllis E. 1560 Sprlngbrook Dr Prldgen. Lena J, Rocky Mount, N. C. 102 LaGrange, St Greensboro, N (. Miller. Edieth C, LaCrange, N C McCallum. Oral R. 413 N Dugh St Lexington, N, C Parker, Tomenas A, P O Box 479 Proctor. Harriet A. RIe 2 Box 412 Pembroke. N C Miller. Karen L. Pinetops, N C Asheville, N. C. McCollum, Larry L, 710 McKoy SI Clinton, N C 1506 Cunn St Charlotte, N C Paskel, Teresa P, 821 Navaho Dr «103 Raleigh, N C Pulney, MIcheal W. 617 E Littleton Road Roanoke Rapids, N C McCormick. Brenda J, 3020 Weaver Si 4 Mitchell, Floyd S, 111 E Monaco Dr Ahoskle, N C Patterson, Andrea C. 405 West Fairground Ave Quick. Sanundra F. 1835 Cheek Rd 18-C Durham, N C Troy, N C McDowell. Arlene RIe 5, Box 508 Monroe, Debbie 1850 Colony Drive Fayelteville, N C Patterson, Charlette A, 268-6lh Ave. Cl. Hickory, N C. Ramsey. Sleven L. 44 Oregon Ave Asheville. N C Morganlon, N C Mcintosh. Charles A, Montague. Linda D. Rte 2, Box 154 Payton, Brenda E. RIe 6, Box 115B Rankin. Richard F, 1201 Yuma SI 1000 Stanlonsburg St Wilson, N C Knighldale, N, C. Greenville, N C Charlotte, N C, Mclver. Deborah J. Moore. Burnella L. Peaks. Robbin F. Reed. Emunda A, 103 Soulh Court St 211 Vail SI 1214 S Roxboro SI 208 Hunler SI Jacksonville, N C High Point, N C Durham, N C Wllliamslon, N C Mclver. Delores Moore, Daphne V, Pearson, Marsha L, Reeves. Pamela C, 11 Granville Terrace 604 Contontnea St 1942 Wilmore Dr Route 1, Box 222-D Raleigh, N C Greenville, N C. Charlotte, N C Belmrinl, N C McKnighI.Eric Moore, Maria A. Pearson, Regina Reld. Deborah D, 105 Yale Avenue 2710 Fayelteville St, RIe 2, Box 445 1530 Pondella Drive Kannapolis, N C Durham, N. C. lacksonville, N C. Charlotte, N C SENIOR DIRECTORY Richardson, Deborah A 415 Hollowell St Goldsboro, N C, Richardson, Doris S. 903 Bennett St Greensb oro, N C Riggs, Barbara A. 1367 Kenwood Ave Camden. N 1 Robinson, Deborah Z. 1017 Soiith Plum Si. Durham, N i:. Robinson. Rita 620 Burlon Ave. Newlon, N C Rogers. Linda A. 1008 E. Bragg Si. Greensboro . N. C. Rush, Marvella Russell. Doris Box 6009 Gibsonville. N C Russell, George G. R16 Charleslon Ave. Kannapoiis, N C. Russell. Sylvia C, 1908 Carolina Ave Wilmington. N C Sanders. Anthony 701 Graham Si Wilson, N C Sanders, MarjorleK. P O Box 793 Henderson, N, C. Satterwhile, Ezra Route 2. Box 150 VIrgilina, Va Saunders, Joyce M. Springfield Gardens. N Y Scales. Daphne 131 Roosevelt Si. Eden, N C Scarborough, Joyce L. C3 Cornwallis Cl Durham, N C. Scot), Byron 1550 E 102 St Bklyn . N Y Scoll, Edrlck A, 605 Easi Lenoir St. Raleigh. N C. Scott, Eleanor 1104 Rauhul St. Burlington. N C Scoll. Eslell Route 1. Box 380 Raleigh, N C Shaw. Johnnie R. Route i, Box 16fl Roxboro, N C Shaw, Ralph Leonard 1308 Pearson Si Greensboro, N C Shaw, Stephanie J, 809 Shorl St Burlinglon, N. C. Simmons. Deborah 1332 Digjs Blvd. Winslon-Salem. N, C. Swift. Montlna D. 919-B Hugh St, Goldsboro. N. C Vinson. Wayne Route 1. Box 229 Woodland. N, C, Simmons. Vivian M. Route 2. Box -lO Panlego. N C Taborn. Carolyn J. 903 South St Durham. N C Waddell. David L 610 Dupree St Durham. N C Simon. Javester 1315 Morreene Rd Durham. N C Taft. Joseph B. Ill 318 Rittenhouse St N W Washington. D C Waddell. lames E. 102 South Melvin St Kinston. N C Sloan. Sheila A. 122 Hillsdale Drive Wilmington. N C Taggert. Kalhy Route 2. Pinewood Acres Cleveland. N C, Walden. Frances A. Roule 2. Box 162 Gibsonville. N, C, Smallwood. Alfred Route 4. Box 240-C Windsor. N C Tann. Barbara Route 1. Box 41-B Rich Square. N C Walker. Lula E. 11 West Lee St Raleigh. N C, Smith, Elaine Route 3. Box 147 Cameron. N C Tanner. Michael 1000 East F St Butner. N C Walston. Shirley A. ,5033 12th St N E Washington, D C Smith. Esther). 405 Grant SI Badin. N, C Taylor. Delorls 2132 Syracuse Dr. Charlotte. N C, Walston. William H. Jr. 1212 A Byrd St Elizabeth City. N C Smith. Orlando A. 1810 Murchicole Rd Fayetteville. N C Taylor. Diane 2132 Syracuse Dr Charlotte. N C Ward. Iris F. 2000 Imperial Ave Wilson. N C Smith. Sharon L. 1011 East Caswell St Kinslon. N C Taylor. Henry A. 1048 West Va. St. Ml Airy. N. C. Washington. Rufus. Jr. 2113 Haines St, Charlotte. N C Smith. VeVaiynS. 171B Washington St New Bern. N C Taylor. Lois 718 Ritlenhouse St N W Washington. D C Watford. Arthur |. Roule 1. Box 417 Colerain. N C. Smith. William G. P O Box 446 Windsor. N C Terrell, Dock 2726 Hinson Dr Durham. N C Withers. Iris Wynona 2627 A Slalesville Ave Charlolle. N C Southern. Queen E. 145 Myano Lane Slamford. Ct Terrell. Lester K. 1155-229 Dr So Bronx. N Y Watford. Margaret Roule 4. Box 32F Windsor. N C Spauldlng. Malcolm 3810 Chapel Hill Rd It. Durham. N C Thomas. Larry Roule 4. Box 146 Rocky Mount. N C, Watklns. Debra L. P O Box 627 Foresi Cily. N C Spencer. Willie C. 508 E Granville. St Dunn. N C Thomas. Larry R. 3 Casllewood Dr Wilmington, N C, Weaver. Patricia Ann 210 Wesi King SI Kings Mtn . N C Standi. Patricia A. P O Box 51 Falkland. N C Thompson. Gall Roule 1. Box 512 Mebane. N C Webster. lohnsle 206 Winchester Si Reidsville. N C Stanley. Donald A. Route I. Box 15 Shallolle. N, C Thompson. Lillian N. 5621 Pemberton St Phil.. Pa Wesson. Kenneth Ray Rt 1. Box 32.A Windsor. N C Starke. Daryl L. 647 Peachwood Dr Altamonl Springs. Fla Thompson. Mary 310 Clay St Kinslon. N C Westcott. Pamela Gall 400 Rippling Stream Rd Durham. N C Staton. Deborah Route 4. Box 339 Greenville. N C Thompson. Ronald Route 2. Box 103 Hillsborough. N C WIchard. Zenobia L. Box 114 Gatesville. N C Steele. Michael A. 261 Broad Or . S W Concord. N, C Thompson, Vernon 84 Buchanan Ave Asheville. ISI C Whilaker. Aaron T. 506 Powhatan PI N W Washinglon. D C Steele. Sybil E. Route 1. Box 432 Cleveland. N C Tolbert. Charles A. 5125 New Hampshire Ave Washinglon. D C White. Janet 2427 Abelwood Rd Charlotte. N C Stevens. DIanne 0. 276 Law St Woodrull, S C Trolllnger. Elsie Burton 110 Barnhill SI Durham. N C While. |udy Diane Rt 2. Box 66 Silver City. N C Stewart. Charletter P O Box 84 Semora, N C Tucker. Eric Keith 649 McLamb Dr Fayetteville. N C Whitfield. Theresa C 3518 Mavfair St Durham. N C Stewart. Gregory A. 702 Smith SI Kannapoiis. N C, Turner. Richard 2408 Anacosta St Durham. N C Whltter. Willie 506 Pennsylvania Ave Rocky Mt , N C Stringer. George L. 93 Prospect St Canton. N C Stroud. Melissa 1402 South Street Durham. N C Turner. Shirley M. Route 8. Box 335 Raleigh. N C Velez. Yama Bronx. N V Whillon. Henry. Jr. 1808 Chapel Hill Rd Durham. N C Wiggins. Ira Tyrone 1507 Lincoln St Kinston. N C Sutton. Bobby R. Route 2. Box 185-B Walstonburg. N, C. VIck. McDonald 914 South Wilson Rd, Nashville. N, C Wilder. Larry P O Box 74 Youngsville. N C Williams. Beverly DIanne 234 Oak Grove Elkin. N C William,. Charles Newlon Grove, N C Williams. Deborah Rt 2. BoxloOA Morrisville. N C Williams. DIarlece Louise Rte, 2. Box 89 Macon. N C, Williams. Frances I. Rte 1. Box 294 Pinelops. N C Williams. Hubert 3218 Old G Boro Rd, Winston-Salem. N, C. Williams, lames Edgar 5 Vernell Si Asheville. N C Williams. LaVern Denlse 804 Leggett Rd, Rocky Mount. N C Williams, Mamie Rl 3. Box 319 Enlield. N C Williams. 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