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

Text from Pages 1 - 304 of the 1978 volume:

■ ■ , :« : £ ' $ 1 ! S M : £ $j :$ re m I St H If I H H H N M M M NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL UNIVERSITY DURHAM, N.C. ggi  ;♦;« : k 4  « fc K y  : fc t   ; ; igasi  i i  ! :« z i  :«  ;g ;♦;« ;♦;  : ; ;« ;« i  :« ;•;  i ok i£ I£ l£i k l£l k i£i k l£i i£ iii ■!♦%  75%  ♦ «  ?♦%  T5T«   «  T5T« T5T«  T« ►?•%  ?♦%  ? % 7 %  T3T« 75%  T5%  ?•% r!«% •?♦%  7 « •• %  T5!«  !♦%  ?♦% ►?♦? r ?♦% fT5! T !«tT5!« .«  -•.«►.♦.  .•.« .♦.«.♦.«  .♦.« . M M M M M M M M n M E i «• H i £«: «• K M {•  • M M M H H •it? M H ! ! H he EAGLE 78 M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M If M M M M M M M ffl M M M M M M Minnie Whi unior T ' Shelron Wilson Senior Editor Mildred Ayscue Law School Robbie Glenn Organizations Editor Barbara Garnett Greek Editor Angela Thomas Faculty Editors Bobby Andrews Cheryl Ford Editorial Editor j Pat McCorklqf Who ' s Who Editor Debbie , Homecomi ng Editors Evelyn Setf Tanya Mg Wanda Bri Wanda I Sports Editors— Men . . . Sports Editors— Women Marilyn Ho Angela Do Staff .... .... Lessie Denise f Sherrill Hendl Bonjie Jqh Trudi McC Marzella Raymond Introduction 1 Features 4 Faculty Administration 17 Organizations 54 ports .86 ' eople 112 Freshman 113 Sophomores 124 Juniors 133 Seniors 145 school 193 Affairs 206 t Life 209 Who 218 riling ._ 225 246 GrWBf Non-G . . K 1. . . 256 Ads . B| 1. ._. 288 Sr. Directory ' TO) l mrtr ii -im | ff W iuii _ Wi Dear Editor: With deep regrets I have written to inform you of a grave injustice in which you and your fellow staff members have taken an active part. Everytime a productive student has left this university to take his or her place in our work- ing society you have given credit to the late James Shepard and this institution, North Carolina Central University. I am the backbone behind Mr. Shepard and this university. I am the Spirit of the Eagle ! With the founding of this university by Mr. Shepard I have turned my attention from flying aimlessly at night to try- ing to help people. I have chosen to gather high school graduates from nations like Africa, Cuba, South America, etc. I have chosen graduates from states like New Jersy, New York, North and South Carolina, Florida, etc. I have chosen graduates from cities such as Charlotte, Fayetteville, Durham and even smaller cities such as Tin City. The assumption is that people from New York could tell others about riots and pimps, while the country crowd could tell them about cropping tobacco and what it means to have a monkey on your row. My exchange program is work- ing nicely also. After my guinea pigs have gathered here 1 add 2 teaspoons full of brute spectator sports. From September to Oc- tober I encourage my specimens to watch the football team in action; the moral of the lesson is to teach tackling future conflicts head-on. After my guinea pigs have simmered in this environment for 2 months, I add four pinches of creative spectator sports. From October to February I allow my basketball players to run and gun, I encourage teamwork and school pride in both sports. I even allow my specimens to give pep rallies before home games. My most important ingredient is a cup of knowledge. I order all of my people leaders to really get my specimens to study. No field of endeavor is closed to them. If they want to study law, biology, sociology, nursing, or anything they desire. I encourage them to study hours on end at night and rise before morning classes to study some more. I fully realize that guinea pigs must have some sort of outlet and I provide movies. I allow musicians to perform concerts. I allow my students to participate in plays and organize dances. I provide a dash of culture. The Ebony Fashion Show and the William O ' Farrow Art Exhibit are two of my major accomplishments. If the coronation of Miss N.C.C.CJ. isn ' t culture then grits ain ' t grocery. Black people must never forget where they came from and who helped them over their stumbling blocks. I let them celebrate Martin Luther King ' s birthday on January 15. I let them have a Black History Week from February 6-10. I even let them have a Founder ' s Day program in November. My last ingredient is a teaspoon full of the future. On October 17, job interviews begin at the Career Counseling and Placement Bureau. I even allow a task force of graduated students to come back and give the less fortunate ad- vice. On February 14, I ' m allowing Tom Jackson to lecture on Guerilla Tactics in the Job Market. In conclusion, whether the students, yourself, or your staff members realize it or not I made you and I can destroy you. Prepare to give credit where credit is due or be prepared to meet your Maker. Sincerely yours, Spirit of the Eagle M H M M E M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M hi M I H P M $$ M M M w M M I M M M ffl M M M M m M if M M M H M The EAGLE The Eagle Yearbook staff is responsible for publishing a book sumarizing the activities and events that occur on (North Carolina Central University ' s campus during a school year. In addition to being officially enrolled at North Carolina Central University, each staff member must be dependable, loyal, and cooperative, which is reflective of this year ' s staff. ■ — — M Shelron Wilson Minnie White Freshman Editor Mildred Ayscue Senior Editor Barbara Garnett Organization Junior Editor Editor Angela Daugherty — Staff Pamela Crewe — Typist The Eagle Cheryl Ford and Bobby Andrews Faculty Editors Debbie Akers Who ' s Who Editor Pat McCorkle Copy Editor _ula Bowser — Associate Editor Raymond Seymore Ad Editor Wanda Marsh Art Editor Jean Mumford Office Mgr. Ronald Copeland Photographer James Dockery Photographer MMiiummiin EX UMBRA The purpose of Ex Umbra is to promote student interest in the liberal arts, stimulate the student body toward free artful expression, enlighten and lend a more sophisticated atmosphere to the University community, and to create a forum whereby student talent may be given recognition. Ex Umbra is Latin for out of the shadows. This name was chosen because the members of the organization feel that the creative students at NCCU are too much in the shadows, and they need to be brought out into the light where their fellow students can recognize and enjoy their work. Ex Gmbra expresses this idea. Gloria Tyson Editor of Ex Gmbra Glenwood Davis Bus. Mgr. CAMPUS ECHO The purpose of the Campus Echo is to build pride that is the basis of school spirit; to interpret the newsworthy events in the life of this institution; and to provide a medium of expression for students interested in writing for publication. As we all know, Socrates said, Know Thyself. I ' d like to say, Know thyself, express thyself and through writing, perhaps others will learn themselves. iii iiiiiiiiiwiiiiiii ' iini i| ' minimi ' ■ ' ■• ' J l, 1 lJJ llll MIJL l l l MJI J yi ll , MI O l . l .l. Jl ..LU. l l 41 , il J|||J BTJgBBnffl! s T CJ D E N T O V E R N M E IN T A S S o c I A T I O N The Student Government Association is the official organization representing the entire student body of North Carolina Central University in matters relating to the general welfare of the students. The SGA investigates problems of student life and activity and makes recommendations to the proper officials of the college. The Student Government Association ' s official representatives are President, Vice President, Corresponding secretary, Recording secretary, Treasurer, Business Manager, and Miss North Carolina Central University and her attendants. The SGA President is Howard Tick Henderson. Tick, as he is affectionately called, is a senior Spanish major from Dudley, North Carolina. He has served as Freshman class president, Sophomore class president. Director of Campus Affairs, and is presently serving as Spanish Club president. His leadership has proved invaluable and goes hand in hand with his motto: With unity, power prevails. u . ii l i i l i., ii t . M i un ■ ' UM II I I IIi ll ll l l ll ll ll l l lHIHIIMBIIffllUflllM • EXTRA M M M M M M M M m M 1 •it- PI M •IK M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M II ¥l M M M M M M 1 M M M M M : M M M M M M M H 16 m i JOKER M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M 1 M M M M M M m M m M M M M M :•][•: N M M m M M 1 N M M ffl M M H N M M M M m ' ►; ;« ; ;«  ; ;« •; ;«  ;♦;  ;♦;« •;•;«;•;  ;•;«  ;♦; : : ;«  ; ; ' •;•; ; ;« ►;♦;  ;♦;« ; ;  ; ;« •;♦;  FACULTY ADMINISTRATION M M M M M M M M M M M M M M 1 M M M M M M M M ffl M M M M H M 1 H M M Pi M Pi M M Pi M M M 1 p. I n I P. CHANCELLOR ALBERT N. WHITING ' iS ' -J mmi b iS ' ■: ' •■ ' .■:: ■: ' v.;!;-:V :. ' ■:■:. ..- ' Dr. D. Simmons, Vice-Chancellor for University Relations T. McMillon, Registrar Dr. J. F. Blue, Vice-Chancellor for Student Affairs Mr. L. Merritt, Director of Career Counseling Placement Dr. W. Pattillo, Asst. Undergraduate Dean Mr. R. McAdams, Asst. Director of Financial Aid Dr. J. Pittman, Dean of Graduate School 1 . C. L. Patterson, Undergraduate Dean 2. Pauline Johnson, Bursar 3. George T, Thome, Vice Chancellor — Financial Affairs 4. Dr. Robinson. Vice Chancellor Academic Affairs 5. W. Blackwell. Director of Student Financial Aid Mrs Trent, Director of Student Life — Women Ednah Blalock, Off Campus Counselor 5. Mrs. Jacqueline Scurlock, Bursar ' s Office -afayette Lispcomb, Director Academic Skills Center 6. Mrs. Jean Taylor, Bursars Office - ' riscilla Lewis, Bursar ' s Office 7. Mr. John Lennon. Director for Student Life — Men Betty Dixon, Georgia Jones 8. Mrs. Laura Wise, Bursar ' s Office ' 4 ESS SO 1 - John Turner, Business Administration 2. Dr. Ingram, Business Administration 3. Mrs. Fitts. Business Education 4. Dr. Ball. Business Administration 5. Dr. Narsimhan. Business Administration 6. Tazel Shehata. Business 7. Dr. Richmond. Dean School of Business 8. Lizzie Crewes. Business Education 9. Dr. Jain. Business Administration 10 Dr Kincaid, Business Education £ ' -■ ' ' :■;; ' : ' ' .: K ' -- i M ■.■„ . 1 . Joh n Harrell. Data Processing 2. Mrs. Rose Vaughn, Business Education 3. Marion Lee, Accounting 4. Deltan Holloway, Accounting 5. (J. Maafo, Economics 6. Burton Balfour, Economics 7. Robert Montgomery, Economics 8. Terry Hagon, Economics 9. Mesfin Bezunch. Economics 10. B. Mettio, Accounting SCHOOL of LAW tm 1 . Attorney Daniel Sampson, Prof. Law School 2. Johnnie Brown. Adm. Asst. To Law Dean 3. De Jarmon LeMarguis, Prof. Law School 4. Maggie Stevenson, Library Clerk Law School 5. Mrs. King, English 6. Anthony Baldwin, Asst. Dean Asst. Prof. Law School 7. Jacqueline Self, Clerk-Stenographer 8. Iris Gilchrist, Sec. to Law School Dean 9. H. E. Groves. Dean of Law School LIBRARY SCIENCE 1 . Dr. Annette Phinazee, Dean of Library School 2. Dorcas Hayes, Sec. to Chief Librarian 3. Pennie Perry, Chief Librarian 4. Mrs. Richardson, Library Science 5. Grady Morein. Library Science 6. Ms. Ferdonia Brandon, Sec. Library Science 7. Mary Brown, Library Science 8. Denise Gray. Sec. School of Library Science 9. Kenneth Shearer, Library Science 10. Brenda Harris, Library Clerk Cataloging 1 1 . Benjamin Speller, Library Science LIBRARY SCIENCE ± L . ' 1 . Joseph Cheng (Catalogue Librarian) 2 Mr Joseph Fleming 3. Mrs. Saide S. Hughley (Asst. Librarian) 4. Mrs. Joyce Smith and Mrs. Veola Williams 5 Mrs. Dorothy Whyte (Typist Shepard Libr.) 6. Abraham Yu (Inst. Cataloging) 7. Margaret Hung and Gloria Jones 8. Mrs. Carolyn Gill 9. Mrs. Patricia J. Lawton (Head Catalogue) 10. Mrs. Cottis Dickens (Asst. ACQ Librarian) SCHOOL of NURSING 1 . Annie Hargett — Nursing 2. Helen Miller — Nursing 3. Gail Strickland — Secretary Nursing 4. Inez T. Jenkings — Nursing 5. Visiting Lecturer — Nursing 6. Diane Schnare — Nursing NURSING 1 Mary Buley — Nursing 2 Patricia Conklin — Nursing 3 Mrs Sylvia Richardson — Nursing 4. Joan Martin — Nursing 5. Mrs. Louise Cantrell — Nursing 6. Gwendolyn Jones — Nursing HEALTH THE ARTS I Mr. Wade E. Marlette — Philosophy 2. Lois C. Thorpe — Nurse 3. Helen N. Jones — Head Nurse 4. Johnny Alston — Drama 5. Dr. Jerold Clark — Philosophy 6. Emily W. Price — Nurse (Infirmary) 7. Student Health Service 8. Art mm L  , mi i i U Kmmui Mimaminmm i Dr. Dyer. Education Dr Clarke. Education M G. Tambe. Education A. G Fulford, Education Dr. Alcorn. Education Dr. Octavia Knight, Education Delucia. M.C. Morris. Education E. Young. Education Sandy Davis. Research and Evaluation 10 ■: : ' -kM;; : .:M ;:■; :l ; ; :i- v:-V - ; ' ,, ' . ■■■• ' 1 . Dr. Roberts, Education 2. Charles Brown, Education 3. Mr. Paul Woods. Education 4. Dr. Nicholson. Education 5. Jeanette Boone. Education 6. M.C. Johnson, Education 7. Dr. Blake, Education 8. Shirley Delucia, Education gaaimMm iPBHHlBBIflBBIB PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1 Coach Quiett. Physical Education 2 Ronald Brown. Physical Education 3 Silva Francis. Athletic Director 4 Dr Lerov Walker. Physical Education. Recreation 5. Doris Eurguhart. Clerk Typist Athletic Director Office 6 RE Townes. Chairman. Physical Education and Recreation 7 Coach Harry Edmonds. Physical Education 8 Georqe Suqqs. Physical Education 9 Floyd Brown Physical Education 32 , } M W ' w 4 i «i ■J. 1,-J uMiiimiuwuiiMMHi ENGLISH FOREIGN LANGUAGE Jean M Scales — Asst. Prof. Eng Marvin Duncan — Dir. Res. Ctr. Thomas G. Evans — Eng. Aaron Jermandson — Eng. Ida J. Blue — Assoc. Prof. Eng Christina Groenberg — Ger. 7. Thomasenia Shaw — Eng 8. Dr. L Love — Speech 9 Helen DiBona — Muriel Mellawn — Eng. 10. Marjorie King — Eng. I 1 . Bob Brinkmeyer — Eng. u I i w. 1. Arthrell Sanders — Assoc. Prof. English 2. Mr. Harrington — Asst. Prof. Mod. Foreign Lang. 3. M. A. Witt - English 4. Mary F. Vogler — Asst. Prof. Mod. Foreign Lang. 5. Dr. Ruth Horry — Mod. Foreign Lang. 6. Richard Nenbauer — Asst. Prof. English 7. Claretta Sampson — Instru. Eng. 8. Henri Armand — Chairman Mod. Foreign Lang. 9. Rebekah Wade — Asst. Prof. Mod. Foreign Lang. 10. Modern Foreign Language Dept, Members umJUUJ ' JiJLiLinjn, L1 i ml , HUJ|WyM B|V |affl|l| i )1|Vr|mfflam GEOGRAPHY POLITICAL SCIENCE PSYCHOLOGY Joseph Aicher. Political Science Jessie Bowe, Political Science Dr. Brinson, Psychology Linda Pratt, Psychology Dr. Ashanti. Psychology Dr. Scagnelli, Psychology Clarence Brown — Political Science 1. Laura Smith, Academic Skills 2. Doris Blackwell, Librarian Academic Skills 3. Mudy Stone, Academic Skills 4. Evelyn Tyne Dempsey, Academic Skills Lecturer 5. Dr. Glen Martin, Director Counseling Center 6. Betty Merritt, Counselor, Instructor 7. Sara Lucas. Counselor. Instructor 8. Mrs. A. Whitted, Sec. Counseling Center 9. Joseph Dempsey, Counselor, Instructor % m LU.H «lU.nU P,— l|m l , IM  J B l 1 | n|UH | !nffl 1 L BIOLOGY 1 . Elzie Laube — Bio. 2. C.R. George — Biology 3. V. Clarke — Biology 4. Mancy Mueller — Biology 5. Dr. Mary Townes — Chairperson Bio 6. Dr. Joseph Parker — Biology 7. Lewis McMillian — Visiting Lect. Bio. 8. Dr. Dhesi — Biology x r.ui , ' , ' j },vm HISTORY SOCIOLOGY Dr. Marcus Kennedy, History Linda Fenner, Sec. Dept History Norman Caine, History Robert Harvey, History Beverly Jones, History E. E. Thorpe, History Dr. George Reid, Chairman Dept. History Edwina Williams, Chairman Dept. Sociology Issac Robinson, Sociology 4 UNION WORKERS H OPERATIONS 1 . Edna Harrington, Asst. Mgr. Bookstore 2. Cynthia Lyon, Postmistress 3. N. Pearson. Manager Bookstore 4. Hart. Hendrix. Wray 5. Mrs. Fitsgerald, Cashier 6. Frances Caudle 7. Glennie Jones 8. Mrs. Mamie Boyd. AD. Shepherd Dormitory 9. Barbara Taylor, Eagleson Hall 10. Mrs. Cheek, McLean Hall 1 1 . Lucille Boston n 1 . Julia Tapp — Sec. Personnel Office 2 Lillie Fike, Sec. Academic Skills 3. Janice Cockerham. Clerk, Typist Academic Skills 4. Joyce Belton. Sec. Chemistry Dept. 5. Mrs. Hamilton. Sec. Dept. Psychology 6. Carrie McNair, Typist Academic Skills 7. Bernice Marsh, Purchasing 8. Katie Smith, Purchasing 9. Carolyn Williams, Clerk-Stenographer, Purchasing - i 1 . Mrs. Walker, Sec. Bus. Adm. 2. Mrs. Parker. Sec. Bus. Office 3. Ocie Ingram. Typist Ed. Dept. 4. Mrs. Atkins. Sec. School of Business 5. Barbara Carr, Sec. Health Services 6. Veronica Williams. Sec. Res. Eval. and Plan Off. 7. Janice James, Sec. P. Ed. Dept. 8. Rosalind Manley, Sec. Biology Dept. 9. Janet Mickens, Sec. Education Department Virginia Rogers — Switchboard Supervisor Roger Q Leathers — Clerk Accounts Payable Vereda Johnson — Systems Analyst AIDP Miss Thelma Harley — Personnel Assistant Betty F. Dixion — Clerk III Accounting Rosalind Lewis — Sec. of Dean of Women Secretaries — Accts. Payable Mrs. Margaret Hawley — Sec. Summer School Elfreda P. Woods — Sec. Clndergrad. Dean 1 . Marvel Daniels — Clerk Steno. A.I.D.P. 2. Mrs. Medessa Justise — Purchase Expediter 3. James Davis — Director of Aux. Enterprises 4. Aletha Rease — Personnel Officer 5. Mrs. Parker — Sec to Vice Chancellor 6. Ernestine Osier — Sec. Aux. Enterprises 7. Linda Barfield - Sec. to OSHA Officer 8. Cynthia Bolton — Clerk Typist Purchasing M JUM ,, AUU HX , ai , JU „,, 1J , l .i,i MM1 . fllwlTimHM u IJJW , lll m 1 . Lucille Streeter — Accounting Office 2. Helen Garner. Graduate Officer 3. Marlon Covington, Asst. to Vice Chancellor for Student Affai 4. Margaret Guy, Sec. Undergraduate Office 5. Helen Faucette, Sec. Deseg. Inst. 6. Mrs. Hazel Davis, Sec. Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs 7. Alyce Little. Benefits Officer 8. Shirley Ragland. Travel Clerk 9. Edna Deck. Secretarial Pool Mae McMillon. MDSL Collections Clerk Edna Becton, Clerk. Typist Student Loans Mernoy Harrison. Comptroller Joe Gibbs, Asst. Comptroller Mrs. Wilson, Sec. Vice Chancellor Financial Affairs Beatrice Hamm, Sec. Student Teacher Dir. Stella Cutts. Typist Marion Spaulding, Adm. Asst. AIDP. 1 . Mrs. Carolyn Gill — J.E. Shepard Library 5. M. D. Stevenson — Law Lib. Clerk 2. Hemangini Mehta Library Serials 6. Carl Hoffman 3. Doris Franklin 7. Carolyn Thornton 4. Mr. Charles Markham — Asst. Prof. Law 8. M. Diane Eaton 1 . Custodian. J.E. Shepard Library 2. Mrs. J. Self — Sec. to Asst. Law Dean 3. Dr. Carolyn Raiford — Education 4. E. Davis, Math 5. Dr. Mills. Biology 6. Nancy Mueller — Biology 7. Dominique Burton 8. Physical Plant 9. Sec. to Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs ii ui.iiujuui.iLm ui ii iiiiiiiniiii ffffffBanffmBBffif ORGANIZATIONS ££ pf fl i NAVAL RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS The Naval Reserve Officer ' s Training Corps is the primary source of training officers who provide leadership in the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps. ll,liJI,,|)H .I IIL.lJIUi.Ll llJMILaUMHIJIIJmmiJIIIWWPP— «— fi N McLEAN HALL HOUSE COUNCIL EAGLESON HALL HOUSE COUNCIL The McLean Council tries to promote a better family Eagleson Hall Council ' s duties and powers are in atmosphere and good leadership qualities among the keeping with needs of the dormitory. Several young ladies of the dormitory. ladies are selected to perform the needed tasks each year. fr, m i 7 ' 1 i I ANNIE DAY SHEPARD HOUSE COUNCIL The Annie Day House Council represents the women of Annie Day Shepard Dormitory. The council listens to the problems that the students might have ranging from open visitation to their roommates. V ««■ mMt h n .njiLLinMiJiiiii iuhii ■■!■—— — T y 1TffffTlffnl mmy | PrtTTTTmT! - H LATHAM HALL HOUSE COUNCIL RUSH HALL HOUSE COUNCIL This council ' s duties and powers are in keeping with The ladies of Rush Hall choose several young ladies the needs of Latham Hall. Several ladies are selected each year to provide organization and services for the each year to perform various tasks the council under- dormitory, takes. W - -1 CHIDLEY HALL HOUSE COUNCIL The fundamental purpose of the Chidley Hall Council is to provide opportunities for students to participate in the administration of the affairs of the students living in the dormitory and to provide wholesome group living. - , 1 ' IJIUMg M BBHWi STEERING COMMITTEE BAYNES HALL HOUSE COUNCIL This committee was founded upon the principle that This hall council conducts its duties and powers in social maturity should be the ultimate achievement keeping with the needs, desires and leadership based on the relationships between the students and the capacities of this specific dormitory, administration. jisr ' f STUDENT CONGRESS The Student Congress is the legislative organ of the Student Government Association. The con- gress is to legislate in all areas of stu- dent life to which authority has been delegated. m STUDENT RESIDENCE ASSISTANTS The SRA ' s are selected from rising seniors by the sophomores, juniors and graduating seniors each spring. The SRA ' s serve as mentors to the Freshmen. The aim is to help freshmen adjust to dormitory group life in general and to help them recognize and accept the fine tradi- tions and ideals of NCCCI. PEER COUNSELORS The P.C. ' s are composed of on-and- off campus sophomores, juniors and seniors who intend to remain a part of the program until graduation. The philosophy of the P.C. ' s program is to extend an additional service to their peers and to maintain a healthy ex- istence in their university family. - L ¥ ' 1 I 1 1 19 1 ii ! MEN ' S SPEAKERS FORCJM PEP SQCJAD The Forum was founded in 1 969 with the purpose of The purpose of this organization is to promote team building leaders through communication skills. spirit among the students, faculty, alumni, and general community of N.C.C.CI. OFF CAMPUS CLUB The Off Campus Club is composed of INCCCI stu- dents 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. P.E.M. CLUB The goals of the PEM Club members are to advance the standards of the profession, to foster a concern for the progress of all majors and minors in this field, and to provide an opportunity for majors to participate in the field before they reach their senior year. IVAN DIXON PLAYERS The Ivan Dixon Players (I.D.Ps.) is an organization devoted to expansion and progress of drama at NCCCI. Their name comes from Ivan Dixon, a former graduate of NCCCI. The colors of the IDPs are Black and Gold, and their symbol is the two faces of the theatre, Comedy and Tragedy . ALPHA ANGELS These ladies are the sweethearts of the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. The Angels conduct their own initiation process for new members. IS! h . . ■. - : L« %i v PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION CLCJB ALPHA PHI OMEGA JEWELS The T.R. Baines Society of Public Administration is composed of Public Administration majors. It is designed to interest students in all aspects of urban ad- ministration and planning. The Jewel Club is affiliated with the Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity. The club is service oriented toward the school and community. As the Alpha Phi Omega sweethearts, they assist the fraternity in their projects. ■ V, ' ' :■ . . ' , KAPPA KITTEMS KAPPAS The Kappa Kittens are a sister organization to the brothers of Kappa Alpha Psi. Their major goal is achieve- ment in every endeavor. CIO. The Council of Independent Organizations is the league of social fellowships and non-Greek organizations that take an interest in the uplift of black people, brotherly, socially, educationally, spiritually, and economically. C.T. WILLIS BUSINESS CLUB The C.T. Willis Business Club was organized to give the students of business and commerce the oppor- tunity to mature both professionally and socially. The members of the club participated in a number of activities including fund raising projects, listen- ing to professional speakers and other activities to promote unity within the group. NATIONAL STUDENT BUSINESS LEAGUE The N.C.C.CJ. Chapter of the NSBL is an affiliate of the National Business League. The objectives of the NSBL is to further communications between business students an d the Black business community, promoting professionalism, improving skills, and eliminating racial discrimination. CRIMINAL JUSTICE CLCJB POLITICAL SCIENCE CLUB The purpose of the club is to provide volunteer work A group of young pre-law, and political science stu- and services throughout the surrounding community. It dents united to bring about a unified political science also familiarizes students and the community with body here at M.C.C. criminal justice problems and solutions. a ' -r ru . NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BUSINESS EDUCATION CLUB BLACK ACCOUNTANTS The primary goal of the National Association of Black Accountants is to strengthen one ' s self in accounting and to promote student involvement in the field of business. The Future Business Educators Association is a club composed of students majoring in this field. Its purpose is to improve relations between students and faculty within the department, and to consider vocational oppor- tunities in the field. . « W ' c ■WWMBHiM PHI BETA LAMBDA BUSINESS FRATERNITY The Phi Beta Lambda Business Fraternity is a national organization devoted to developing aggressive leadership among students in business. ALPHA KAPPA MCJ HONOR SOCIETY The purpose of the Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society is to promote scholarship and to recognize academic achievement in all fields of study. The society elects to membership outstanding juniors and seniors from all branches of learning. CHEMISTRY CLUB The purpose of the club is to secure additional scientific knowledge while improving experimental knowledge and safety. GEOGRAPHY CONSERVATION CLCJB This organization is open to all Geography majors and interested per- sons. Some activities are picnics, dances, fund-raising projects and other activities to encourage interest in the field of geography. i   « I V B 1 1 E 111 GAMMA THETA GPSILON The first local chapter of Gamma Theta (Jpsilon is classified as a professional society in the field of Geography with the purpose of furthering professional interests in geography, and advancing the status of geography as a cultural and prac- tical discipline for study and investiga- tion among other things. E.E. JCJST BIOLOGY CLUB The purpose of the E.E. Just Biology Club is to familiarize students with studies with the recent advance- ment in biological science and to help students maintain an ever growing in- terest in the biological sciences. ENGLISH CLUB This club perpetuates excellence in the art of com- munications, both verbal and non-verbal. ART CLCJB The Art Club is made up of Art majors as well as non art majors. This group of talented individuals united to create a total new experience in the world of art. SCEC SMEA The Student Council for Exceptional Children is a professional organization which is devoted to the im- provement of the education for all exceptional children, both handicapped and gifted. The student National Educator ' s Association is a student organization for those who plan a career in teaching. Stu- dents from all majors are eligible for membership. v- V ,1 - -v- -A J ELECTION BOARD - S.G.A. Election Board is the organization which sets the guidelines for student elections. This Student Govern- ment Association Branch sets the dates, times and place of elections. PSYCHOLOGY CLCJB The Psychology Club of North Carolina Central Un- iversity was organized to give students an opportunity for involvement with current issues in psychology outside the classroom. mLi v C.A. JONES HISTORY CLUB The club is dedicated to promoting continued student excellence in the field of History. The club currently sponsors a student scholarship for the department. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Economics Club helps to improve stu- dents fundamental skills in sewing, cooking and organization of their dwellings. It helps students with any problems or questions they should have concerning home economics by discussing, demonstrating and assisting. HONOREES IN ACTION The Honorees in Action is an out- growth of the Honors Program. It seeks to supplement the program by giving highly motivated students an opportunity to interact with each other in a less formal manner. The group at- tends many workshops yearly and seeks to promote academic ex- cellence. RECREATION CLCJB This club is composed primarily of majors in the field and it is designed to provide adequate training for recrea- tion majors by employing the facilities of the Durham Recreation Depart- ment. ft -! 4 f Wk . ' SOCIOLOGY CLUB The purpose of the Sociology Club is to involve stu- dents in community activities and to broaden their knowledge of sociological principles and opportunities. PHI ALPHA THETA PENTACOSTAL FELLOWSHIP The Pentacostal Fellowship is a student-led, church related, Christ- centered organization that seeks to provide a balanced ministry of Chris- tian growth and Christian service. t d !■ NURSING ASSOCIATION PRE-PROFESSIONAL This 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 N.C. Chapter. HEALTH SOCIETY This club consists of Health Majors dedicated towards the advancement of public health. ! B: V f X HEALTH CLUB AIR FORCE RESERVE OFFICERS This club is an organization composed of health The AFROTC which stands for the Air Force Reserve education majors and minors. Its primary objective is to Officer ' s Training Corps is the main source of obtaining facilitate student and community interest in health and properly trained officers for leadership in the U.S. Air recent issues concerning the field. Force. TRAINING CORPS KAPPA OMICRON PHI This is one of three national honor societies in the area of Home Economics. Its purpose is to further the best interest of the field by recognizing and encouraging scholastic excellence, developing leadership abilities, fostering professional activities and interests, and promoting fellowship among the faculty and students of the profession. a m STUDENT UNION PROGRAM BOARD OFFICERS Student Union Program Board Officers relay the messages of the body of students on the Program Board to the campus community by providing social, cultural, and recreational programs for students, faculty, staff, and the N.C.C. community. m ADVISORY BOARD STUDENT UNION The functions of the Advisory Board are to assist the director of the Student Union in establishing operational rules and procedures, creating, organizing, or abolishing any standing or special Union committees as may be necessary, considering the expressed feelings and con- cerns of the student body regarding the Union opera- tions, and reviewing with possible recommendations for revisions, all Union activities. rffk« I ►r; % 1.1 w - l _ vfc sis 25 ■Vff 1 « ' )SM4P j C D P M - H «: G M M  : ' : :¥: ™, £; 1 M M M M M M M M I M iN :¥ p M M M M M ATHLETICS H Hi I; ' ' ■ t£$ 6 ■  ■ ' l . lW ■ • ■g  WIWWfc a )ifc|, Footballers Score 110 Record Coach Smith Resigns 1977 marked a low point in football at NCCCJ. The eagles suffered through one of their worst seasons in the history of the institution. However, all was not lost, as there were out- standing performances by three athletes — Reginald Smith, Joseph Mack and Walter Odom. Each was selected to the All MEAC Conference Team. Smith, a diminutive 5-6 wide receiver, was tied with Mack with 34 receptions this year for the conference lead. Mack was selected for the second straight year as the most outstanding tight end in the conference. Odom, a 6-1 middle linebacker, led the Eagles in tackles and was considered by many the best linebacker in the conference. The season started off with the Eagles drop- ping a 14-10 decision to Virginia Union when the Panthers scored in the final minutes at O ' Kelly Stadium. The following week the Eagles squeaked past the Vikings of Elizabeth City State 13-6. They then journeyed to Winston-Salem State and lost a heartbreaking game 2 11 3 when an intended pass to Joe Mack was ruled incomplete in the end zone on the Eagles ' final possession. Following a week ' s layoff, the Eagles returned to O ' Kelly Stadium to host Morgan State. They exhibited their most potent offensive show of the year — racking up 290 yards passing and 160 yards rushing, but it wasn ' t enough as the Bears recovered from a 19-17 deficit to win 35-25. It was all downhill from this point. The Eagles lost to Elon 50-8, Delaware State (Homecoming) 23-0, Maryland-Eastern Shore 14-6, South Carolina State 45-12, Johnson C. Smith 18-16, Howard 33-0 and A T 25-6. till ' • J c?-a? £ S « Si • Sfir FOOTBALL NCCCJ Virginia Union 14 10 Elizabeth City State 6 13 Winston-Salem State 21 13 Morgan State 35 25 Elon 50 8 Delaware State (Homecoming) 23 Maryland Eastern Shore 14 6 South Carolina State 45 12 Johnson C. Smith 18 16 Howard 30 AST 25 6 1977 Season Record 1-10 5 Year Record 26-21 -3 Carnie Freeman — Sports Announcer . s P BASKETBALL P TEAM . Ml ■ 44 NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL UNIVERSITY EAGLES NAME Stanley Melvin Ronald James Earl Sanders James King Robert McClellan Audwin Saunders Glenn Duncan Charles Washington Robert Farrar Charles Ellis Wilbert Simpson Edward Roper John Roberts POS HGT WGT C G 6-5 175 4 6-1 61 5-10 6-7 6-6 6-3 6-5 6-7 HEAD COACH: Sterlin M. Holt 170 3 170 3 155 3 200 3 180 2 185 2 170 1 225 1 225 3 195 3 205 3 HOMETOWN Goldsboro, NC Charlotte, NC Newark, NJ Kinston, NC New Bern, NC Washington, DC Mt. Pleasant, SC Beaufort, SC Durham, NC Weldon, NC Danville. VA Charlotte, NC Sanford, NC ► 1. Glen Duncan — Forward 2. Audwin Saunders — Forward 3. John Roberts — Center 4. Robert McClellan — Forward 5. Ronald James — Guard 6. Edward Roper — Forward MOMMMMtO Pi Date Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. 30 2 3 6 9-10 3 6 7 13 14 16 19 21 27 28 30 3 4 7 10 11 14 15 18 23-25 BASKETBALL Opponent Site Shaw University Home Norfolk State Away Elizabeth City State Away Winston-Salem State Home Bull City Tournament ShawSt. Augustine NCCCJ-Fayetteville State (McDougald Gym) Georgetown University Away Shaw University Away St. Augustine Away Maryland, Eastern Shore Home Delaware State Home South Carolina State Home South Carolina State Away Winston-Salem State Away Maryland, Eastern Shore Away Delaware State Away Virginia State Home Morgan State Away Howard University Away N.C.A T Away Howard University Home Morgan State Home N.C.A T Home Virginia Union Home J.C. Smith University Away MEAC Tournament (Greensboro Coliseum) Date [Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. 3 3 13 14 16 19 20 21 24 27 28 30 3 4 7 1618 WRESTLING Opponent Campbell College Elizabeth City State Maryland, Eastern Shore Delaware State South Carolina State South Carolina State Elon College Hampton Institute Elizabeth City State Maryland, Eastern Shore Delaware State Richmond (VA) Morgan State Howard University N.C.A T MEAC Wreslting Tournament (Baltimore) Site Away Away Home Home Home Away Away Home Home Away Away Away Away Away Away MEN ' S OUTDOOR TRACK ,1 ■ «_ m : M m , ir ' X TRACK (Outdoor) D.H.- Site Mai 19 East Carolina Relays Greenville 26 Atlantic Coast Relays Raleigh A|n 2 Colonial Relays Williamsburg 9 Carolina Relays Chapel Hill 16 Norfolk Invitational Norfolk 23 MEAC Championships Orangeburg 28-29 Penn Relays Philadelphia ' ■ :;■ - £$ Wj$ NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL UNIVERSITY April 3 ' A T State University Away- 1 PM TENNIS SCHEDULE April 5 St Pauls College Away- 1 PM Mar. 2 Livingstone College Away- 1 PM April 1 1 Fayetteville State University Away- 1 PM Mar. 3 J C. Smith University Away- 1 PM April 1 2 St Pauls College Home- 1PM Mar. 6 Livingstone College Home- 1PM April 15 S.C State University Home- 10AM Mar. 1 Shaw University Home- 1PM April 18 Shaw University Away- 1PM Mar. 14 Tufts University Home- 1PM April 20 St. Augustine College Away- 10AM Mar. 16 A T State University Home- 1PM April 21-22 NAIA Tournament Gi ilford College. Greensboro, NC Mar. 27 J.C. Smith University Home- 1PM Mar. 30 St. Augustine College Home- 1PM Denotes Women and Men Matches Mar. 31 Fayetteville State University Home- 1PM : .. ' .! A ' :t-;:.i U , ::.,,: ! ,v.i;; ... WOMEN ' S TENNIS TEAM ' mE9 1 ■ -|9 Bf ■ | jll .. •« IM I , Women ' s Basketball £fcw i i ■ WW ■ 1 ■ ' 1 Sk B ;;••;; ' ,,- WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL Opponent Date Nov. 1 8 Winston-Salem State 28 Campbell College 30 Shaw University Dec. 1 Wake Forest 3 Elon College 7 N.C. A T 8 Pembroke Jan. 16 South Carolina State 18 Lenoir Rhyne 20 Campbell College 24 Shaw University 25 Elon College 30 Winston-Salem State Feb. 2 (JNC-Charlotte 6 N.C. A T 9 Davidson College 13 Pembroke 15 High Point College 23-25 State Tournament (Mars Hill) Site Away Away Home Home Away Away Home Home Home Home Away Home Home Away Home Home Away Away NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL UNIVERSITY EAGLETTES w R NAME POS C HGT WGT HIGH SCHOOL HOMETOWN 10 10 Winfield. Valerie G 3 5-3 120 Northwood Silver Springs, MD 11 5 Mangum, Shelia F 1 5-6 119 Vaiden Whitley Wendell, NC 12 12 Vann, Edna G 1 5-3 120 Murfreesboro Ahoskie, NC 13 21 Withers, Karen G 2 5-6 123 Hickory Hickory, NC 14 14 Floyd, Metrial F 1 5-8 138 Fairmont Fairmont, NC 15 15 Chestnut, Tina G 3 5-5 120 Gwyn Park Brandywine, MD 20 20 Corpening, Bennie F 2 5-5 145 Freedom Morganton, NC 21 22 Shaw, Lynise C 2 6-0 160 Boggs Academy Fayetteville, NC 22 Proctor, Jessie C 1 5-8 135 St. Vincent Acad. Arp.TX 23 30 Gibbons, Juanda F 2 5-7 156 Murfreesboro Como. NC 24 23 Benn, Aurora F 1 5-8 140 Miami Carol Miami, FLA 25 31 Tynes, Eugenia C 1 5-8 160 Miami Carol Miami, FLA 35 1 1 Harper, Christy G 1 5-3 125 Wilde Lake Columbia, MD HEAD COACH: Mickie McCormick ASST. COACH: Brenda McCoy THE MAROON AND GREY MACHINE WOMEN ' S SOFTBALL TEAM J AAtftfi . l C£ ? iwa  WOMEN ' S SOFTBALL Opponent Date Site Mar. 10 Western Carolina (DH) Home 29 N.C.A T Home Campbell College Home Apr. 1 Methodist College Home 3 St. Augustine Away 5 St. Augustine (DH) Home 11 Pembroke (DH) Away 19 Shaw University Away Winston-Salem State Away 20 Appalachian State N.C.A T Away 26 Methodist College Away 28-30 Division II State Tournament 1 w 1 ' •V - .4 A ' ■ I ..ISfr VI - 1 THE MEN ' S AMD WOMEN ' S BOWLING TEAMS The goals of both teams are to successfully represent NCCCI, achieve team cohesion, achieve personal efforts, and to retain division-IV championship of the S.I. B.C. 1 I J r FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President — James Mills Vice President — Emma Deese Secretary — Susan Fields Treasurer — Sabrina Bowman M M M M m M M M M M M M M M m M M 1 M M 7 $ M M M M M M M m M M M M «♦: nenngoronm Adams, Kathynel Akderman, Donald Aldridge. Janice Alexander, Anthony Alford, Shirley Ann Allen, Aron Allen, Edith Alston, Gregory Alston. Janet Alston. Milo Anderson, Jean Anthony, Deborah Archie, Karen Arnett, Glen Artis, Shederia Ashworth, Lawanda Atkinson, Ruth Baldwin, Ada Ballard, Stanley Barnes. Dulson Barlow, Rose Marie Barnes, Terence Barnett, Diane Barn, Laveren Barrett, Wayne Battle, Debre Battle, Sam K. Battle, Steven Baynes, Kinsten Bazemore, Shiela Bell, Machell Benjamin. Loretta Bennette, Dori Benson, Cindy Bernard, Cynthia Blanks. Beverly Boatwright, Judy Bord, Vivian Bonman, Cynthia Boone. Gregory Borant. James C. Bowden, Annette Bowens, Andre Bowens. Jacquelin Bowens, Shirley Boyd. Jannie Boyd. Mary Bradsher, Melodia Brandon. Cleveland Braswell, Fred Braswell, Gevonda Broadie, Wanda Broadway. Phyllis Brock. Wanda Brooks, Carolyn FRESHMEN fftJ ff _ © Cj $ M k, «-  i FRESHMEN Brooks, Renee Brooks, Yvette Brown, Evelyn Brown, Fee Brown, Jacqueline Brown, Robin Brown, Wilbur Bryant, Teresa Bullock, Thomas Bumette, Gail Burnette, Sonya Burney, Pandora Burroughs, Ray Bush, David Burton, Dwanna Burwell, Freddie Byers, Raefette Carb, Deborah Caromartie, Tammie Cates, Sharkita Chappell, Joycelyn Clark, Jackie Clark, Vannessa Cobbs, Carolyn Cockerham, Letitial Cole, Claude Cole, Harriette roleman, Dwain Collins, William Comegys, Tyrone Cooper, Ivy Cooper, Vanessa Epps, Lucille Ellis. Charles Edwards, Anthony Dunn, Patricia Douthit, Al Dooley, Diana Dixon. Philatheal Diggs, Paula Degree, Gaylin Davis, Vincent Davis, Marion Davis, Jerry Davis, Anita Daniel, Dennia Curry, Luther Cunningham, Kenneth Cuffer, Lonnie Crowder, Donna Crenshaw, Freda Credle. Deborah Cowain, Arnette C orry. Daniel Cordova, Sharon Corbett, Alita 115 FRESHMEN Evans. Marilyn Evans. Tory Evans. Wendy Everett, Harriet Farmer. Rhonda Farnsh. Gloria Feggins, Terry Fields. Blondella Fields, Tony Fitts, Marilyn Fleming. Teresa Forbes. Cheryl Foster. Jacqueline Goode. Veronica Gilmer. Rosalyn Giles, Maria Gatling. Guvonia Garner, Keith Gardin, Sheila Gandy. James Gadsden. Annette Graddy. Stephanie Fuller, Alonzoll Frazier, Aaron Foster, Janey Foster, Jacqueline Ford. Wilma Gilmore. Anita Glymph. Sabrina Gorham. Terry Gorham. William Graham. Eric Graham. Michael Gray. Brenda Green. Anthony Green, Jacqueline Green, Sheila Green, Tammy Green. Barbara Grier. Dekota Gwyne. Otis Harper, David Hailey. Myron Hairston, Conova Hair, Sonja Hall. Claytonia Hall, Jerry Hall. Timothy Hamm, Nola Hampton, Thomas Harper, Christy Harris, Bryan Harris, Daryl Harris, Deborah Hartwell. Lori Hayes. Belinda rW m jVV ' flb ' FRESHMEN Hector, Ellen Helton, Audwin Henderson, Paula Henderson, Torricel Henry, Ronnie Hicks, Cean Hilliard, Gwendolyn Hill, James Hill, Linda Hill, Sandra Hilton, Harriet Holloman, Sandra Holloway, Vanessa Hood, Mariel Hooks. Vivian Hooper, Roberta Hooper, Tyentia Hope, Benita Home. Ronnie Horton, Christine Hughes, Allison High, Patricia Hunter. Karen Hunter. Satrina Ivey. Cynthia Jamison, Rod Jefferson, Bernice Jefferson, Kenneth Johnson, Annie Johnson, Cedric Johnson, Charles F. Johnson. Lillian Johnson, Shiela Jones, Aretha Jones, Audwin Jones, Constance Jones, Judith Jones, Robert Jones, Robin Jones, Senora Jordan, Carolyn Jordan, Frieda Jordan, Sheba Judd, Anthony Joyner, Mike Joyner. Theresa Kearney, Delbera J. Keaton. Erin Kelly, Juanita Kennedy. Ernestine Kirkland, Thomas Knight, Gloria Knox, Sharon Lash, Shari Lassiter, Betty Lewis, Pamela 117 ■JiU.IU..imilJJM FRESHMEN Lily, Pamela Linster. Tammy Little, Medora Long, Katherine Lovett, Velma Lucey, Mirle Mangum. Shiela Mason, Cynthia Mason, Dudley Mason, Pamela Massenburg, Vincent Massey, Sheryl Maxwell, William McArthur, Demetries i McCullough, Carolyn McConnell, Lornithal McDowell, Edrie Mcintosh. Anthony Mclver, Angela McKay. Deldria Mcintosh, Deniece McKay, Rixine McKee. Gwendolyn McKenzie, Murray McLean, Dewick McMillan, Denise McMillan, Janine McNeil, Howard McNeill, Loretta McNeill, Marshall McNeill, Nora McRae. Beverly T. Means, LaNorma Medlm, Mildred Meldrow, Ida Mercer, Anna Mercer, Don Middleton, Sudsenia Miles, Sonia Milla. Beverly Milla. James Mills, William Miller, Betty Miller. Cynthia Miller. Kenneth Moore, Juestine Moore, Kenneth Moore, Maxine Moore, Murice Moore, Teresa Moore, Tonya Morehead, Angela Morehead, Yonnie Morgan, Kaylois Morgan. Wanna Moses, I orraine 118 FRESHMEN Murray, Arne Murray, Kathryn Nance, Deborah Neal, Brenda Neal, Letitia Meal, Victor Nelson, Ceasar Nelson, Ron Neptune, Reginald Newberne, Michael Newsome, Anita Newsome, Barbara Newton, Rowena Nichols, Pat O ' Neal, Carlton Overton, Priscilla Owens, Teresa Palmer, Lucy Parmon, Elaine Patterson, Mildred Peace, Jacqueline Peak, Alda Pennington, Charlene Perry, Eula Pittmen, Linda Porch, Marcella Poten, Cynthia Pounds, Linnette Powell, Lanie Price, Gerald Price, Joanna Proctor, Jessie Pruittle, Frederick Pruitte, Marsha Raiford, Scottie Rainbow, Donna Rainey, Tony Raynor, Antonio Redmond. Sharon Reese, Willie Richardson, Pamela Ridley, Donald Roberts, Donald Robinson, Cynana Robinson, JoAnn Robinson. Lori Robinson, Tamble Rutledge, Barry Saddler, Sherry Sausage, Cheryl Saunders, Keith Scales, Melissa Scott. Anthony Sessoms, Sharon Scott, Dennis Scurlock, George 119 TX FRESHMEN Sessoms, Katrina Tuten, Richard Vann, Edna Wade, Gwendolyn Shackleford. Rubetto Shelf, Claig Sherrod, James Siler. Greg Simmons, Erlene Simmons, Patrica Simmons. Tonya Simpson, Geretia Simpson, Sandra Smith, Deborah Smith, Evelyn Smith. Melda Smith. Natalie Solomon. Valencia Souls, Siles Sparrow, Hilburn Spaulding, Joe Speight, Beverly Speller, Henry Stalling, Natatie Stansberry. Harry Steele, Kimberly Steele. Robert Steward. Mary Stewart, Sandra Stewart, Zebonia Stokes. Machele Strickland. Ernest Stroman. Letha Strong. Eric Swann. Angela Swann, Willette Sykes. Ruby Tate. Charles Tate. Delphine Taylor, Barbara Taylor, Marie Taylor. Jacqueline Terry. Mattie Terrton. Cynthia Thomas, Jamine Thompson, Arlene Thompson, Janice Thorne. Geraldine Tillery, Brenda Tiller, Patricia Tallinson, Patrina Tomlin, Marsha Torain, Tina Torrence. James Townes. Denise Wade. Mirian 120 FRESHMEN Walden, Cynthia Walker, Lloyd Wall, Fannie Wallca, Patricia Waller, Carolyn Ward. Cynthia Washington, Cathy Watson, Hazel Watts. Ora Wells, Anne Whitaker. Kenneth White, Cheryl White. Lori White, Sharon Whiteside. Jeffrey Whiteside, Tamera Whitely, Donald Whitted, Diedra Whittington, Cynthia Wiggins, Vicky Wilson, Delaney Williams, Denise Williams. Donald Williams, Doris Williams, Drudilla Williams. Fletcher Williams, Gwenerva Williams, Lettie Williams, Larry Williams, Marilyn Williams, Mary Williams, Shirley Williams. Sandra Williamson. Myra Wilson, Alfred Winchester, Pamela Winston, Angela Winston, Pauletta Wisborne, Clark Woodard. Sandra Wooten. Vivian Wray, Sam Younginev. Debra Steel, Kimberly Holloway, Thomas Allen, Darlene Unidentified Unidentified M ,I..11I-I)H- IMWMWiWW M B Ferebee, Rosalyn Forbes, Bonita Gathers, Lorna Goode. Lyn Green, Debra Griffin, James Harris. Sandra Howell. Cheryl Kendall, Derrick Kinsey, Shontina Johnson, Tamara Lee. Wilehenia Malone. Patricia McLymore. Phyliss Neil, Orlando Parker, Joy Pickett, Hosea Poole. Clastine w§£3£mM  : H it : it: N N lit-: p M «♦: ; 1 it: H : J «i «t : [: : ' K I «5 «: N :«: : •«:  g IN m :«: i : : ¥■ M m M M M M M M M M M M m M M M M 1 m M M M M M M M M Mat SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President — Ed Purdie Vice President — Dennis Sloan Secretary — Anita Johnson Treasurer — Ed Langston SOPHOMORES Adams. Dorcas Allbrooks, Sharon Allen, Donna Alston, Gloria Alston, Kenneth Alston, Norman Alston, Pamela Anderson, Durwood Armstrong, Juanita Arrlngton. Jannie Arrlngton, Michelle Artis, Avis Artis, Jevel Alkins, Barbara Ashley, Linda Autry, Morris Barksdale. Melissa Barrindo, Gwindolyn Butts, Paul Bell. Maxine Bennett, Ricky Bennett. Theodora Berry, Malcom Best, Cynthia Best, Lynwood Billingsley, Michael Bishop, Angelesy Black. Phyllis Blackwell, Debora Blackwell. Virgie Blaylock. Cheryl Blount, Barbara Bowden. Brenda Boyd. Carolyn Boyd. Jacqueline Boyd, Stephanie Brandon, Michael Bratton, Linda Brewer. Schwester Brock, Linda Brooks, Dorothy Brooks. Irish Brown. Kathy Brown, Leslie Brown. Lucretia Brown. Myra Brown, Fartrina Brown, Tweyla Bryant, Mary Bryant, Reginald Bullock, Janice Bullock. Maggie Butler. Timmy Bynum, Thomas Cabarrus, Carolyn Caldwell. Thomas U..JJ U.WB SOPHOMORES Campbell. Cheryl Camps. Rosalind Cassidy. Cynthia Casterlow. Bernard Chance. Cheryl Clark, Cynora Coats. Debra Cockett. Gloria Coffey. Rathenia Cole. Pauline Coleman, Wendy Coley, Jennifer Collins. Robin Collins. Vanessa Comer. Wanda Conwell, Vivian Cook, Thaddeus Combs, Ceclia Cooper. Rosalind Corbett. Andrea Corniffe, Gloria Cotten. Banlora Crawford, Loretta Craft, Shah Cross, Brenda Cross, Evelyn Curry, Nathan Dancy, Bruce Daniels, Christine Davis, Elvis Davis, Gwen Davis, Sybil Davis, Terrie Degree, Marie Dent, Melette Deslandes, Clement Diggs, Jannelle Dixon, Tonette Dockery, James Dobbins. Brenda Dobbins, Deborah Dobbins, Linda Dorsey. Diedre Downey. Rachel Dunn. Karen Dupree, Bernice Earl. Michael Eavie. Janice Edmonds. Ronda Epps. Kelvis Faison, Shirmaine Farrar. Vanessa Farrior. Jerry Farrior. Mathan Faulk. Cynthia i .llllkni ' l. I ' m il ' I ' V 126 SOPHOMORES Ferrine. Ricky Ferrell, James Fields, Rosalind Flower, Deborah Floyd. Gloria Foster, Renee Fox, Carlotta Franks, Janie French, Stephan Fuller, Lorraine Futrell, Lue Gaddy, Anette Gaither, Hazel Gaither, Sylvia Garner, Cathryn Gaskins, Robert Gatling, Olivia Gattis, Miream Gibbons. Juanda Gibbs. Corlyn Gilbert, Bonita Gibbons, Edward Gilfillian, Anne Gore, Pamalyn Gourdine. Deborah Graham, Myra Graham, Rudolph Gray, Bridget Green, Camela Green. James Green, James Green, Phyllis Green, Tarnaz Gross. Doreen Gwyn, Denise Halsey, Janet Hammond, Renita Hampton, Thomas Harrelli, Denice Harris, Cynthia Harris, Katrina Harris, Roy Hayes, Shelia Hemingway, Gwenda Hicks. Robin Higgins. Kevin Hill, Claudia Hill, Linda Hill, Nathaniel Hopper, Thomas Hopkins, Marilyn Howard, Annette Howard, Ruthell Hunter, Gwendolyn Hyman, Donald 127 SOPHOMORES Ingram, Lynett Jackson. Anthony Jackson, Kenny Jacobs, Beverly Jacobs, Robert Jeffries, Erick Jefferies, Debra Jefferson, Phyllis Jenkins, Donald Jenkins. Joann Johnson, Anita Johnson, Evangeline Johnson. Gloria Johnson. Graylin Johnson, Gwendolyn Johnson. Joe Johnson. Joe Johnson. Veronica Jones, Antonia Jones, Barbara Jones. Cheryl Jones. Edythe Jones, Frederick Jones, Ida Jones, Michael Jones, Antonia Jones, Cathy Joyner, Cheryl Joyner, Gregory Keck. Rhonda Kee. Carolyn Keith. Franklin L. Kelsey. Kevin Keyes. Diana Knight. Eudale Knox, Cindy Lang, Willie Langston. Edward Lanier. Henry Lawrence. Phyllis Leake, Facious Leake, Patricia Lee. Betty Lee, Bruce Lee, Little Lenoir. Rosalind Lewis. Michael Ligons, Johnny Lill, Phyllis Lindsay, Pamela Lipscomb, Majorie Little. Cheryl Lofton. Eugene Lowe, Phyllis Lupton. Kathy Mann, Theresa Marrow, Victor 128 SOPHOMORES 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, James Mclean, Teresa McLendon, Sandra McMillan, Cheryl McNeil. Linda McNeil, Robert McPhail, Barbara McQueen, Juella Middleton, Jennell Mills, Linda Mitchell, Carenda Mitchell, Christopher Mitchell, Yolanda Moore, Angela Moore, Danny Moore, Myron Moore, Rosalind Morgan. Brenda Morgan, Linda Morrison, Thoman Morton, Debria Moses, Angela Murdock, Michael Murphy, Shirley Murrell, Danny Nelson, Don Newman, Regina Nixon. Angela Nutall. Deborah Odom, Kevin Ottley, Lisa Owens, Debra Page, Samuel Parker, Dwayne Parker, Emma Parker, Myra Parks, Gregory Parks, Thomas Petterson, Jeanette Peacock, Vivian Pearsall. Vincent Peebles, Cathy Peen, Tonya 129 Penny. Charles Pennington. Paulette Pennington. Sheliah Perry, Bobby Perry. Frances Perry. Hattie Person. Hattie Phillips. DeQuilla Pickett, Cynthia Pough. Adele Powell. Angela Powell. Clifford Powell. Ronnie Purdie. Edward Pric e. Patsy Pridgen. Annie Ramsey. Kenneth Raspherry, Sharon Ray. Leavy Rector, Wilma Reed. Valreno Richardson. Oaphina Reid, Forrest Richardson. Valane Riddick. Sephrina Ritchey, David Robertson, John Robertson, Evangeline Robinson. Gary Robinson. Willian Rodgins, Ruthie Rodgers. James Royster. Lydia Rucker, Shelia Russell, Belinda Russell. Elaine Sample. Rosalyn Sampson, Annie Scott, Cedrick Scotty, Cynthia Scott. Ivy Sessoms. Ruth Shaw. Lynise Shearer. Don Shuford. Artis Simmons. Teresa Simon. Cynthia Slaughter. Michelle Sloan, Dennis Smith. Joe Smith. Wanda Snipes, Michael Spears, Vincent Stanback, Rowena 130 SOPHOMORES P9 - J RrJ ti But ] ? w ?f. SOPHOMORES Springfield, Otis Stanford, Michael Stanton, Howard Steele, Emma Stephenson, Mannie Street, Robert Stokes, Michelle Stewart, Paula Stokes. Thomas Street, Brenda Stukes. Stephanie Sutton. Richard Tally, John Tarvrene. Cooper Tate, Ronald Tate, Terry Taylor, Emma Thomas, James Thompson, Joann Thompson, Marlene Thompson, Michael Thompson. Ronald Threadgill, Phoebe Tidwell, Althea Tillman. Brenda Tillman, Bonita Tinnin, Duff Tolliver, Shelia Townes. Duane Towns, Leland Truesdale, Willie Tucker, Sharon Turner, Ouida Pyson, Hattie Vaughan, Elaine Vaughan. Vickie Waddel, Verdon Walden. Welbra Walton, Cherly Walton, Donald Warren, Angeline Warren, Max Washington, Marsha Watkins, Amelecia Watkins, Mack Watley, Patricia Watson, Kenneth Watson, Levonia Watts. Patsy Weeks. Reginald Wells. Adrianne West. Bernadette Whaley, Sonya White, Johanna White. Karona White, Lee 131 SOPHOMORES ' i Wiggins. Kathy Williams, Edith Williams. Jannie Williams. Louis Williams. Marilyn Williams. Nelson Williams. Peggy Williams. Phyliss Williams. Robert Williams. Sandra Williams. Sarah Williamson. Jeanna Wogu, Anennaya Woods. Angela Wylly. Gregory Younger. Barbara Young, Marganita Ford. 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LEON POTTS Business Administration Bronx, NY, BEVERLY N.POWELL Sot ioIoijv Mew Bern, N.C. Therapeutic Recreation Washington, D.C. Business Administration Burlington, N.C. gflL S jffr a CALVIN POWELL Visual Communications Englewood, N.J. ELLIOTT POWELL, JR. Political Science Marlboro, Md. jSppVfib ■ -T- • ■. t v • ' u , ■ mt ' 41 1 MARY ELLEN POWELL Physical Education Raleigh. N.C. SHARON POWELL Business Education Lumberton, N.C. HELEN PRESSLEY Home Econom ics Education Durham, N.C. JOHN PRICE Geography Elizabeth City, N.C. JAMES PRIDGEN Biology Riegelwood.N.C. TRAVIS PRIMCE Criminal Justice Durham, N.C. DAVID L.PUGH, JR. Elementary Education Fayetteville, N.C. WAYNE PCJRCELL Business Administration Durham, N.C. DAVID LEWIS PYANT Elementary Education Lincolnton, N.C. SOPHRONIA ANITA QLIALLS DWIGHT L RANSOME Elementary Education Business Administration Enfield, N.C. Ahoskie.N.C. CLARENCE RATCLIFF Business Administration Raleigh, N.C. RONNIE CRAIG REAVES Political Science Bolivia, N.C. JANICE REAV1S Visual Communications Kittrell, N.C. YOLANDA ODENIA REED Accounting Oak City, N.C. KAREN IDA REESE Clothing and Textiles Aberdeen, N.C. —  PECOLIA JANETTE REID Criminal Justice Scotland Meek, INC. ANGELA REIVES Elementary Education SilerCity, N.C. ELAINE RICHARDSON Business Administration Charlotte, N.C. JOSEPH G. RICHARDSON Economics Elizabethtown.N.C. STANLEY A. RICHARDSON Business Education Elizabethtown, N.C. DIANNERIDDICK Business Administration Gates. N.C. LORETTA RIDDICK Business Education Edenton. N.C. DEBORAH F. RIDDLE Physical Education Durham, N.C. BRENDA JEAN RILEY Business Education Durham. N.C. PATRICIA ANN ROACH Business Administration Reidsville. N.C. NATHANIA G.ROBERTS English Charlotte. N.C. VENITA A. ROBERTS Elementary Education Shelby, N.C. VAN DA ROBERTS Criminal Justice Jrooklyn.M.Y. ALTHIA ROMONA ROBINSON ELWOOD LEE ROBINSON KAREN KAYE ROBINSON Business Administration Psychology Business Education Salisbury. M.C. Ivanhoe, N.C. Durham, M.C. -ETTIE T.ROBINSON Home Economics Rowland, M.C. MARVIN D. ROBINSON Biology Smithfield.M.C. MICHELLE L.ROBINSON History Washington, D.C. PATRICIA A. ROBINSON Business Administration Pineville, M.C. DONALD W.ROGERS Therapeutic Recreation iXirham.M.C. THERESA PECOLIA ROOK Health Education Garysburg, M.C. GREGORY WAYNE ROSS Biology Shelby, M.C. GWENDOLYN YVONNE RUSH Elementary Education Laurinburg.N.C. IJ.Mm.HMIIBMB VERNON A. RUSSELL Public Administration Concord, N.C. GLORIA E. M. SADDLER Physical Education Charlotte, N.C. DOROTHY EDWINA SANDERS BERTHA MAE SATTERWHIT Elementary Education Home Economics Education Gastonia.N.C. Butner, N.C. RICHARD F. SCOTTON Political Science Trinity. N.C. RAYMOND M. SEYMORE, I Business Administration Moyock. N.C. DANGELASHAW Criminal Justice Fayetteville.N.C. LINDA GAYLE SHAW Health Education Wilmington, N.C. URSULA B. SHERARD Elementary Education Washington, D.C. BETTINAC.SHUFORD Psychology Granite Quarry, N.C. CORLIS ELAINE SILVER Elementary Education Hollister.N.C. DEBRA KAYE SIMMONS Elementary Education New Bern. N.C. JUANITA SIMMS Public Administration VERONICA SINGLET ARY Business Administration Raeford, N.C. MARY LAVERNE SINGLETON RUTH SKINNER Dramatic Arts Accounting Allendale. S.C. Elizabeth City, N.C. GAIL D. SLADE Business Administration Williamston, M.C. JAMES T. SLAUGHTER Business Administration Oxford, M.C. FRANCINE SMALL Public Administration Plymouth, M.C. BRENDACORINE SMITH Home Economics Education Gastonia, M.C. CHANDRA DENISE SMITH Psychology Richmond, Va. CHERRY ANTOINETTE SMITH DEBRA ELON SMITH Business Administration Food and Nutrition Louisburg.M.C. Mew Bern, N.C. EDNA SMITH Elementary Education Bayboro, M.C. JEANNE YVETTE SMITH Business Administration Laurinburg, N.C. REGINALD R. SMITH History Kinston, M.C. MARY E. SNEED Business Education Henderson, N.C. WAYNE G.SOWELL Biology Burgaw, N.C. MELINDA RENEE SPEIGHT Psychology Wilson, M.C. CAROLYN ANN SPELLER Elementary Education Windsor, M.C. ANGELA JOHNSON SQUIRES EVELYN D. STAINBACK History Business Education Durham. N.C. Oxford, M.C. DONALD STANLEY Biology Shallotte, M.C. JESSICA D. STANLEY Mursing New Bern, M.C. DORIS DAVIS STEELE Elementary Education Burlington, M.C. WANDA DENISE STEELE Early Childhood Education Concord, M.C. Wi THOMAS L. STONE Business Education Chapel Hill, N.C. REGINASTRINGFIELD Sociology Burgaw, M.C. STEPHANIE L STRONG Accounting High Point, N.C. CATHLENE SUITER Business Administration Margarettsville, M.C. ELIZABETH T.SUTTON Sociology Durham, N.C. KATRENIASWANN Business Administration Sanford.N.C. OLYMPHIAT. SWINDELL Business Education Clarkton, N.C. ALEC1AMICHELETAPP Health Education Durham, N.C. AMELIA TAYLOR Business Administration Washington, DC. DEBRA TAYLOR Mathematics Staunton, Va. FEASTA TAYLOR Physical Education Tarboro.N.C. SHARON TAYLOR CriminalJustice Pittsboro, N.C. KEVIN TEAGLE Accounting Philadelphia. Pa. ELLAM.TEEL Accounting Beaufort, N.C. JOAN TEEL Clothing and Textiles Durham. N.C. BARBARA A. TERRY Biology Townsville, N.C. ANGELA L THOMAS Public Administration Fayetfeville. N.C. DANITA GALE THOMAS DEIRDRE THOMAS Home Economics Durham, N.C. Sociology ERIC EMMANUEL THOMPSOr Public Administration Fairmont, N.C. JENNIFER ANN THOMPSON KENNETH THOMPSON Business Education Political Science Lumberton, N.C. Concord, N.C. MARY M.THOMPSON Elementary Education Chapel Hill, N.C. DOLLY N. THCIRMAN General Home Economics Hallsboro.N.C. SHEREEANNT1LFORD Early Childhood Education Clinton, N.C. TV JOHNW.TIMBERLAKE.JR. JEWELLYNNE C.TINSLEY MELVIN TOLBERT CriminaJ Justice Sociology History Durham, N.C. Wilmington, N.C. Greenville, S.C. i NANCY B. J. TORAIN ' Business Administration Rougemont, N.C. BENITATOTTEN Business Administration Yanceyville, N.C. JANET E. TUCKER Business Administration Raleigh, N.C. SHIRLEY TURNAGE Business Education Kinston, N.C. JOYCE P. TURNER Psychology Newark, NJ. NANCY DENESE TURNER Business Administration Garysburg, N.C. ALTON EARL TYRE History Aurora, N.C. CHRISTINE L.TYSON Psychology Farmville, N.C. JUAMriAL. CIMSTEAD CriminalJustice Philadelphia, Pa. MICHAEL VANDERHURST Economics Northfield. N.J. ALICE MARIE VICK CriminalJustice Wilson, N.C. PATRICIA YVETTE WAGSTAFF ROSALYM MARIE WALDO Mathematics Chemistry Durham, N.C. Augusta, Ga. Vll MAMIE ELIZABETH WALKER CriminalJustice Columbia. S.C. LAVELLEWALL Public Administration Rockingham. N.C. RANDY WALL Physical Education Norwood, N.C. GREGORY LEWIS WADDELI Business Administration Riegelwood, N.C. LIMDAWALKE DEBRA J. WALKER Psychology Nursing Durham, N.C. Durham, N.C. WILMA F. WALTON Elementary Education Hillsborough, N.C. AUDREY MARIE WARD Business Administration Rich Square, N.C. JACQCI ETTA WEBB Psychology Springfield, Mass. BRENDA JOYCE WHITE Public Administration Concord, INC. ELLA MAE WARE Business Education Laurinburg, N.C. DEBRA JEAN WASHINGTON JINKIEJOTA VIA WASHINGTON I Psychology Biology Durham, N.C. Washington, D.C. ROLAND WEBB Accounting Riegelwood, N.C. BRENDA WELLINGTON Elementary Education Wilson, N.C. JOAN ETHERIA WELLS Business Education Wagram, N.C. CHERYL DEAN WHITE Business Administration Lynchburg, Va. DEBRA Y.WHITE Political Science Charlotte. N.C. DELORES WHITE Accounting Richlands, N.C. Hi ANTHONY EVANS WHITAKER CYNTHIA RENEE WHITAKER LENZOLA WHITEHEAD, JR. FELICIA ANN WILDER Business Administration Business Administration Political Science Elementary Education Dunn. N.C. Raleigh, N.C. Murfreesboro, N.C. Ahoskie, M.C BEN WILLIAMS Recreation Durham, N.C. BEVERLY LAVACJGHN WILLIAMS CARMENCITA L. WILLIAMS CLYDE E. WILLIAMS Business Administration Drama Geography Gastonia, M.C. Atlanta, Ga. Durham, N.C. DOROTHY M.WILLIAMS Political Science Kinston, N.C. FELECIA ANN WILLIAMS CriminalJustice Wilson, N.C. LARRY DARNELL WILLIAMS Accounting Elizabeth City, N.C. LIZA E. WILLIAMS Sociology Asheville, N.C. MAUDE WILLIAMS Nursing Maple Hill, N.C. MELVIM A. WILLIAMS Business Administration Moncure, N.C MIMA REME WILLIAMS English Fayetteville, N.C. PATRISHA WILLIAMS Drama Durham, N.C. RAMOMA WILLIAMS Visual Communication Raleigh. N.C. REGIMALD WILLIAMS Business Administration Hampton, Va. TOSSIE RAMOMA WILLIAMS CriminalJustice Clinton, N.C. WILBERT WILLIAMS Business Administration Charlotte, N.C. BILLIE FAYE WILSOM Sociology Kings Mountain, N.C. CARLTOM E. WILSOM History Warrenton.N.C. DAMrTAY. WILSOM Biology Burgaw, N.C. MARIA A. WITHERSPOOM Business Administration Durham, N.C. BONNIE WOODARD Business Administration Wilson. N.C. DELORESWOOTEN Elementary Education Maysville, N.C. ALV1N ALSTON CriminalJustice Warrenton.N.C. MARTHA LAWSON Durham, N.C. RENEE LYNCH CriminalJustice Durham. N.C. STUDENT LIFE i M M u M u N m N M m N P i N M iti w i: B m W ? H n| .•hi n i m M  0! «; j : :¥ M ■: : : ; i : •?«! other. ■. • ■. •■■ ■ .■ BEGINNING The conceptualization of a growing productive and culturally rich institution may be found in the students ' attitudes in regards to North Carolina Central University. Central is a center of challenges and achieve- ments which provides for an increase in knowledge. Pride has also constituted one of the major stimulates in student life. Students, liberals and conservatives, are constantly working together to improve themselves, the university and univer- sity community. In recent years, the administration and the stu- dent body have established a strong plane of com- munication and progress has been inevitable. We are beginning to hear the alarms of our society and we are awakening from a world of ignorance and il- lusion. We are beginning to realize the effec- tiveness of collectively organizing and struggling toward common goals. We are beginning to respect each other and help each other. We are beginning to manifest a long due self-pride and pride in our rich heritage. We are beginning to thoroughly and realistically deal with daily situations that at one time were combustions of confusion. We are beginning to share our experiences and learn from each other. Yes, we are beginning to rise up and go forward. But, greatest of all, we are beginning with each In the spirit of the Eagle. Jarvis Lessane f. •■. - 1 it ' ' ■ft5f ' - I Wondering, if tomorrow ' s thoughts will be wiser, than yesterday ' s dreams; Wondering, if future understanding will be clearer, than past comprehension; Wondering, if visions of a new born child will be brighter, than an old man ' s heart; Wondering, if the senses of my new soul will be as charming as my mother ' s laugh; Oh, how desperate, is my wondering. v weary days, you came in dragging your feet, bearing the problems of the world on your shoulde not wanting lo hear the upsets of my day— don ' t worry — i understood you ' re trying to make it in another man ' s world — no one can do it for you and you ' re tired, so lay your head upon my pillow and forget your trials, burde at least for the minute, until tomorrow, i ' ll understand ELENA W 9 ■ v •SW. i ■ ECLTION uRy m m DAILY ROUTINE A Time To Relax Memories Of Fall ( j 1 IT 1 ! i m MM 1 ) ' P. ; [I i lb V :===r===== Marching Eagles In Action ...OI...,lll,IPim HONORABLE MENTIONS ENTERTAINMENT WHO ' S WHO AMONG AMERICAN COLLEGES UNIV. f [m ttttr mmtt( nm ttwnimMMfawijto WHO ' S WHO AMONG AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES Each year students for this organization are nominated from approximately one thousand colleges and universities. Scholarship, participation and leadership in academic and extra-curricular activities, citizenship and service to the school, and promise of future usefulness are considered by the committee in making their selections. The Staff of the EAGLE wishes to compliment those of you who have received this honor. We sincerely congratulate you and hope that this honor will serve as a reward and an encouragement for the future. ' ■ ■ ■ ' . ' i ' ■ ! ■ ' ■ ' i x i T i ' =r= r lit Serving as Majorette for the North Carolina Central University Marching Eagle Band was only one of the activities which ALTH1A ROBINSON has been involved with. She is a member of Swing Phi Seing Social Fellowship, Program Board and Council for Independent Organizations. Althia has also been very active in community drive projects such as the Heart Fund, also Christmas and Thanksgiving Baskets for needy families. GLENWOOD DAVIS is a native of Bunn, North Carolina. He has been an active student at North Carolina Central University, also he has held membership in the Campus Echo Club, Vice-President of the Senior Class, President of the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Cooperative Education Club and the Student Government Association. Glenwood has been involved with Community Affairs and has received several honor awards. DEBRA CLAY is from the Queen City of Charlotte, North Carolina. During Debra ' s tenure at North Carolina Central University, she has been very active in the Swing Phi Swing Social Fellowship, Council of Independent Organizations, P.E.M. Club, Program Board, Student Government, Gymnastics and Off-Campus Club. Debra also served as an attendant to Miss Homecoming in 1977. Serving as Miss Homecoming for 1977 was only one of the many activities that PARIS GRIFFIN has been affiliated with. Paris, a native of Greensboro, North Carolina is a Drama Major. Other extra-curricular activities which she has been involved with include: Swing Phi Swing Social Fellowship, Ivan Dixon Players, Program Board, Kappa Kittens, North Carolina Central Dance Group and Campus Echo. Paris was also chosen Miss Kappa Alpha Psi Sweetheart in 1 974 and Miss Kappa Alpha Psi in 1976. All the way from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, comes RAQCIEL EASLEY. Raquel is a Business Major, Raguel ' s campus activities are National Association of Black Accountants, Phi Beta Lambda, Program Board, Student Government, C. T. Willis Business Club, National Student Business League. Requel has served on the courts for Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity and Nu Gamma Alpha. She is presently serving as Miss Senior for 1977-1978. CHARLES E. AVERY, JR.— An all around person getting involved. Some organization involvement at North Carolina Central University were holding membership in the Student Union Program Board, Recreation Club, S.G.A., Off-Campus Club, and Community Affairs. Charles has received the Alfonso Elder Student Union Services Award. WARREM ALAN CLYBURN-A Business Administration major, is a native of Wingate, North Carolina. Involvement in Extra- curricular Activities has been a very important part of Warren ' s stay at NCCU. He was president of the National Student Business League, a member of the C. T. Willis Business Club, Peer Counselor, Alpha Kappa Mu, and Campus Echo Newspaper. Warren has been interested in getting involved with Community Affairs. Warren has also made the Dean ' s List every semester. (What a Brain). KITTY CHESTNUT is an Elementary Education major. She is the Student Council for Exceptional Children ' s Treasurer, a member of Rush Hall Dormitory Council, Homecoming Committee, Yearbook Staff Miss Student Council for Exceptional Children , and certificate of Merit from Murdock Center. CYNTHIA G. BENNETT a Biology major with membership in the Beta Kappa Chi Scientific Honor Society, Biology Club, Ex Umbra, Art Club— President, and PreProfessional Health Society. Cynthia was Miss Campus Echo , Miss PreProfessional Health Society , and Miss Beta Kappa Chi . WILMA BUTLER is a native of Clinton, North Carolina. As a very active Eagle, Wilma participated in the following extra-curriculum activities: Drama Club, Choir, Delta Sigma Theta, Student Government and Baynes Hall House Council. She was also chosen as Miss Nu Gamma Alpha in 1976. Being Editor-in-Chief of the Eagle Yearbook is one of the many activities which WILBERT WILLIAMS participates. He is a member of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Phi Beta Lambda, National Student Business League; Cooperative Education Club and C. T. Willis Business Club. Wilbert has also been actively involved in community affairs such as the Heart Fund Campaign, the Salvation Army Boys ' Club and Political Campaigns. Being President of the Student Government Association is only one the many activities that HOWARD TICK HENDERSON participates. Tick, a native of Dudley, North Carolina, is a Spanish Major. He has also served as Freshman Class President, Sophomore Class President, and Director of Campus Affairs. In 1 976 he received ?i8 Honorable mention to Who ' s Who. ■ M ii Reigning as Miss North Carolina Central University for 1 9771 978 is GRACE DORTCH. Grace, a native of Rocky Mount, North Carolina, is a Business Education Major. She has also reigned as Miss Alpha Phi Alpha for 1976- 1977. She is also a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Future Business Educator ' s Association and Student Government. Grace also served as Secretary for the Freshman and Sophomore Class. ROLAND WEBB— is a native of Riegelwood, North Carolina. He is an Accounting Major. Roland has been very active in community services and organizations while attending North Carolina Central University. His campus activities include membership in the Student Government, Campus Echo, NABA, Coop Club, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity and Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society. JARVIS LESSANE is a native of Lumberton, North Carolina. He has been an active Eagle since his Freshman year. He has held such positions as Freshman Class Treasurer, Junior Class President and Senior Class Treasurer. He has also participated in the Concert Choir and Drama Interest Club. Jarvis has been very active in Community Services such as the Heart Fund Drive, The Salvation Army Boys ' Club and Polk Youth Center. Who ' s Who Honorable Mention is only one of the many honors which Jarvis has received. He has also been a very active member of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. ANGELA THOMAS is a Public Administration major. She is a native of Fayetteville, North Carolina. Angela ' s campus activities include membership in the Public Administration Club, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Political Science Club, Alpha Kappa Mu, Eagle Yearbook, Pep Club, Student Government Association, Panhellenic Council, American Society of Public A dministration, and Conference of Minority Public Administration. Angela has also been a member of the Women ' s Volleyball Team. ALVIE FENNELL-is a native of Harrells, North Carolina and is a Business Administration Major. Alvin ' s campus activities include Phi Beta Lambda, National Student Business League, C. T. Willis Business Club, Student Government and Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society. Alvin has also received various honors for his outstanding leadership and academic achievement. In 1977 he was chosen Junior of the Month. Serving as Vice-President of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity is one activity in which LAVELLE WALL participates. The Rockingham, North Carolina native has held membership in MIA Club, Spanish Club, Public Administration Club, Men ' s Speaker ' s Forum and Campus Echo. He has also been very active in 219 community services for political campaigns. ■SK9 JANET FOSTER— is a Nursing Major. She is a native of Zebulon, North Carolina. Janet is a member of Student Government, Student Nursing Association, Nursing Class of 1978, Baynes Hall House Council, and Student Residence Assistance. TRCJDI LYNETTE McCOLLUM— is a native of Clinton, North Carolina and a Political Science Major whose activities included Delta Sigma Theta ' s Vice-President, Political Science Club President, Pre-Law Society, Off-Campus Club, Yearbook. Trudi was voted Miss Delta Sigma Theta along with other honors and community services. MARY CAMPBELL— is an Art Major who was Chairman of Public Relations Committee, a member of the Art Club, Admission Committee, Krate Club, and Publicity Chairman for Alfonso Elder Student Union Program Board. Mary participated on numerous committees and received outstanding honors. RONNIE C. REAVER— A Political Science Major whose activities were centered around Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Kappa Kappa Psi Honorary Band Fraternity, Campus Echo Staff, Treasurer, North Carolina Central University Marching Band. Ronnie was active in many community services along with honors. JACKIE D. HINES-Hometown CJSA Laurinburg, North Carolina. Jackie ' s activities at North Carolina Central University were involvement in Kappa Kappa Psi Band Fraternity, North Carolina Central University Marching Band, Ivan Dixon Player, Campus Echo, Peer Counselor and Men ' s Speaker Forum. JACQUELINE D. JORDAN -An active member in the Sociology Club, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Pan-Hellenic Council, Campus Echo and Alpha Phi Omega Jewel. Jackie is a native of Charlotte, North Carolina. Not Pictured GLORIA L. MOORE-A Chemistry major that has membership in the Pre-Professional Health Society. Beta Kappa Chi Scientific Honor Society, Campus Echo Newspaper Staff, Miss Chemistry Club , a host of community Service Activities, and honors. ALTON TYRE— A History major, is a native of Aurora, North Carolina. Alton has been a very active Eagle since his Freshman year. He has held membership in the Student Government, Men ' s Speaker ' s Forum, Chidley Hall Dormitory Council, C. A. Jones History and Social Science Club, Phi Alpha Theta National Historical Honor Society and Intramural Basketball Team. Alton is also a member of the Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society. BILL1E FA YE WILSON— A Sociology Major, also a native of Kings Mountain, North Carolina. Billie was involved with the following organizations: Baynes Hall, Sociology Club, S.E.C.E., Program Board and active in community services. SANDRA JAMES— Hometown California and a Business Administration Major. Sandra was a member of the following organizations: Pep Squad Club, Business Club, AFROTC, Miss AFROTC, G.G.A., Alpha Angel Jewel and Rush Hall President. Sandy is also a outgoing person in community affairs. JAN IS L. HOLLOWAY— Janis is a Delta to her heart how about this for a start. A native of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania is a very out-going young lady. Janis was a member of the North Carolina Central University Marching Band, Kappa Kittens, S.G.A. and has rendered services to the community. SHERRI C. JENKINS-A native of Weldon, North Carolina has made the Honor Roll three consecutive semesters. Sherri ' s campus activities include membership in the Off- Campus Club, Pep Squad, Alpha Angels, Phi Beta Lambda, S.G.A., Senior Class Congress and has rendered community service. 221 AUDREY WARD, a Business Administration major who held membership in the C. T. Willis Business Club, Senior Congress, Student Residence Assistant, Alpha Kappa Mu, and Baynes Hall Council. Audrey has also received the Marketing Achievement Award, Phi Beta Lambda Service Award and has participated in community affairs. HELEN A. McKAY is a Nursing Major. Her campus activities include membership in the NCCCI Touring and Concert Choirs, Student Nursing Association, and the Pep Squad. She has also been active in various community services. DAVID OLLISON is a Biology major. David has been very active in the Baptist Student Union, Ivan Dixon Players, Alpha Phi Alpha, Biology Club, Pre-Professional Health Society, Campus Echo, Student Government Association, Coop Club and the NCCCI Marching Band. ALV1N ALSTON, a Political Science major is from Warrenton, North Carolina. Alvin has been actively involved in the Student Government Association and community service while at NCCCI. He has held membership in the Criminal Justice Club and Off-Campus Club. Alvin was also chosen Mr. Freshman in 1974. In 1976 he was named to Who ' s Who Honorable Mention. Alvin has also been a Dean ' s List Student. DCIRWIN PLCIMMER is a native of Washington, D.C. Plummer has been very active as an Eagle for the last four years. His campus activities include, Men ' s Steering Committee, Men ' s Speakers Forum, Volunteer Organization for Action, Off- Campus Club, NCCCI Football Team, Yearbook Staff, Recreation Club, Chidley Hall Dormitory Council, Program Board and the Student Government Association. Plummer has also been very active in the community as well as committees around campus. Serving as Chairman for Who ' s Who Committee, LARRY GOODING has been an active Eagle. Larry ' s a native of Kinston, North Carolina. He has been very active in the entertainment scenes around campus. For the last four years he has been a member of the Concert and Touring Choirs, NCCCI Dance Group and the Ivan Dixon Players. He has also held positions on the Campus Echo and Eagle Yearbook staffs. Larry has choreographed several school plays in the Durham area. He was named to the Who ' s Who Honorable Mention in 1976-1977. TOSSIE RAMONA WILLIAMS is a native of Clinton, North Carolina. She has held membership in clubs such as the Ivan Dixon Players, NCCCI Concert and Touring Choir, Criminal Justice Club and the Student Government Association. She was also chosen for Outstanding achievement in Drama in 1974-1975. DAVID HARRIS, a Political Science major, is from Pittsboro, North Carolina. David has been very actively involved while at NCCCJ. He has held membership in the Mens Speakers Forum, Pep Squad, Pre-Law Society, Student Government Association, Junior Class Vice- President, Senior Class President, and Alpha Kappa Mu. David has been a Dean ' s List student and was named to the Honorable Mention for Who ' s Who in 1976. VENITA ROBERTS is a native of Shelby, North Carolina. She is an Elementary Education major. Venita ' s activities include membership in Student Council for Exceptional Children, Student National Education Association, Eagle Yearbook and Alpha Kappa Mu. She has been a Dean ' s list student while at NCCCI. ROSALYN M. WALDO -is a native of Augusta, Georgia and held many offices at North Carolina Central University. A Chemistry Major who was Tau Beta Sigma ' s Vice-President, Chemistry Club ' s Vice- President, Annie Day Shepard ' s President, Other honors included Outstanding Woman Student Award and National Institute of Health Research Grant. VIVIAN L. MACKEY-A native of High Point, North Carolina and a Public Administration Major. Even though Vivian ' s most important talent is talking and cooking she is an out- going person in the following: Alpha Angel Club, PA Club, Cooperative Education Club, Election Board, Ivan Dixon Players Club, and Vivian was also involved in Communities Affairs. ELWOOD LEE ROBINSON— is a native of Ivanhoe, North Carolina. He is a Psychology Major and is Alpha Kap pa Mu ' s President, Psychology Club President, and Campus Echo ' s Circulation Manager. He also holds membership in the German Club, Off- Campus Organization. Psi Chi Honor Society, and other community services affairs. ROBBIE GLENN is a native of Charlotte, North Carolina. He is a Political Science Major with a concentration in Criminal Justice. Robbie ' s campus activities indue Program Board, Chidley Hall House Council, Sofa, Steering Committee, Men ' s Speaker ' s Forum, Recreation Club, Criminal Justice Club, Volunteer Organization for Action and Government. He is also a Dean ' s List student. RICKY HEMINGWAY is a native of Lumberton, North Carolina. He is a Political Science Major with a concentration in Criminal Justice. Rick ' s campus activities include the United Campus Christian Ministry, Campus Affairs, North Carolina Student Legislative, Criminal Justice Club, Program Board, and the Student Government. Ricky was also named to Who ' s Who Honorable mention in 1977. GLORIA BLUE is a native of Kinston, North Carolina. Among Gloria ' s activities are the Swing Phi Swing Social Fellowship, Phi Beta Lambda, Future Business Educators, Baynes Hall House Council. She has also been very active in community services. ORA LEE is a Criminal Justice major, a native of Rocky Mount, North Carolina. She has held membership in the Student Government Association, Ex Umbra, Pep Squad, Alpha Kappa Alpha and has been very active in community affairs. Ora has also held the title of Miss Ivy, Miss Sphnix and Miss Alpha Angel. CONNIE LIPSCOMB is a native of Raleigh, North Carolina. He has been involved with such organizations as the Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity, SGA, Campus Echo, Pep Squad and Community Affairs. Connie once held the title of Mr. Alpha Phi Omega Jewel, the King of Kings. SOPHRONIA A. QUALLS, a native of Enfield, North Carolina, has been involved on the campus of NCCU in the Dance Group, Pep Squad, Student National Education Association, Student Union Program Board and holds membership in the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. %. -.. ... -  , Everything Must Change Take flight, oh great minds of madness Open yonder galaxies of truth, Enlighten . . . elevate . . . uplift my soul Into insane reality. Spread your wings and glide with me, On down to M C C Awake a slumbering frustrated eagle Then nourish him with pride. Render him strength . . . Strength in improving his situation Give him courage . . . Courage in dealing with frustration. Anxiety, Conflict, Confusion, Levels, cliques, societies, block boys, Places to go, people to see, Things to do. Not going anywhere Not seeing anybody Not doing anything In own little worlds, not together Wake up old dark souls For time will bring the light. Light . . . Alarming light . . . King and Malcolm . . . the light Take flight, oh great minds of madness Over shadow the ignorance . . . Separation . . . and shame . . . For everything . . . everything must change. Jarvis Lessane Senior North Carolina Central University 1977 He .. 1 ... .... ;1 _, ( : M M. I M M M M M M M M i II M M M Mi M M M M M M M M M M M M M M i H M M M M M M M ffl M M M M k W ? : Tm tfBs m )«IAf i ML 1 mes 5r w A Her Majesty ' s Inauguration! On September 24 McDougald gymnasium was turned into a queen ' s domain. The gymnasium was highly decorative with palm trees, large scenic posters, and a large fountair in the center of the gymnasium. Many lovely Queens from our neighboring black colleges were also present to witness thi occasion. Two of our former Miss NCCCTs also participated in this gala affair. Miss NCCCI ' s two attendants. Miss Sophronia Quails and Miss Hope Brown were also the highlights of the evening. After moments of anticipation by the crowd, Miss Grace llene Dortch made her grand entrance. She was dressed very extravagantly in a white pleated gown. Chancellor Albert N. Whiting was given the honor of crowning Miss NCCCI, and her father presented her with flowers. Grace is a native of Rocky Mount, North Carolina. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Dortch. She was born under the sign of Leo. She is a member of the Future Business Educators Association and Basileus of the Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority. She has been very active in the Student Government and reigned as Miss Alpha Phi Alpha in 1976-1977. Grace is truely a queen among queens. She has represented this institution well and ! title of Miss North Carolina Central University. Ss mrX 2 £. Jk omecomina in The Coronation The 1 977 Homecoming Coronation was one of the most memorable occasions that took place during the week of homecoming festivities. It was during this time that many lovely queens from different organizations, fraternities and sororities stepped forth to participate in the coronation of Miss Homecoming. One of the most exciting parts of the coronation was seeing Miss Homecomings ' two attendants make their grand entrance. Miss Nathania Roberts and Miss Debra Clay were the two attendants. The lights in B.N. Duke auditorium light up brightly to allow Miss Paris Ann Griffin to make her grand entrance. She was dressed in a most exquisite maroon halter gown. Head Football captain Joseph Mack was given the honor of crowning Miss Homecoming. Miss North Carolina Central University presented her with flowers and a special song was sung to her by Miss Althia Robinson in her honor. Paris is a native of Greensboro, North Carolina. She is a Senior drama major. She is also a number of the Ivan Dixon players and Swing Phi swing Social Fellowship. In 1976 she reigned as Miss Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. V Las 11 1 bfe - . 4 PEP RALLY A battle of the classes The excitement of the Freshmen The enthusiasm of the Sophomores The intensity of the Juniors The superiority of the Seniors —All in the spirit of an eagle. ' MOCK FUNERAL Funeral services for big headed Tom Delaware, took place Thursday evening Oct. 13, 1977 at 8:25 p.m. It was scheduled at 8:00 but niggers are never on time. The spirit of the Eagle moved and touched every soul in the hot, funky smelling B. N. Duke. Each and Every heart, was touched with music, prayer, announcements, confessions, and a (I have a dream sermon by Rev. LESTER.) All must agree that we had FUN, FUN, FUN. Dying Days Cold, breathless, dark as the realms of night Tom Delaware ' s body lays motionless, set for layment Friends, family, foes, all at his eulogy giving their final respect Collosses of maroon and grey, radiantly displayed through the shadows of gloom Every Eagle and Eaglette ensembled in the mourning room Chants of sadness and traces of joy fill the room circumspectly For it is my fellow Eagles a D-Day for Delaware Twas the end of life for Delaware in a foreign land T ' was the beginning of life for the Eagles and y et another homicide at the palm of our superfluous head T ' was the beginning of an Eagle dynasty! -■ I And just things . . . things making people smile. Bands marching and rocking to the funk Blowing and drumming the latest sounds Getting Down. Getting Off. People dancing, People singing Some watching . . . enjoying. Spirits high as an Eagle, Intensity Fun Joy Stream. HOMECOMING GAME DELEWARE ST. VS N.C. CENTRAL As the alumni and students of Eagleland filed bright-eyed into O ' Kelly Stadium, the mighty Eagles football team was making ready for their annual homecoming showdown. The stands were filled with maroon and grey clad fans cheering on the Eagles. Shouts, Roars, Pompons, could be seen and heard right down to the final gun. Things just didn ' t look too good for the Eagles on the afternoon of October 1 5. Biting dust, sweating, and hitting hard, the fans saw the team respectively go down in defeat to Deleware State by the score of 24 to 0. A bitter loss but a hard fought battle. FASHION SHOW The clothes you wear are a reflection of you. Today ' s fashions compliment the ■ many moods of today ' s society, the essence of your very being. Foxy furs, swirling chiffons, the carefree look, sexy nightwear for sexy nights! And of course, entertainment — and CENTRAL offers the best! HOMECOMING SHOW SAY BOOTSIE! On October 14 and 15, 1977, the NCCCJ community, alumni and friends witnessed a once in a lifetime affair — the 1977 Homecoming Show. On Friday night the gym was jammed with fans who come to witness the aura, excitement, and dynamics of BOOTSY!! The fans screamed as the show began with the chanting of Ah, the name is BOOTSY! There was a climax in the music as well as in the air as the lights flared and BOOTSY got off. On Saturday night, the campus community jammed again with the sounds of N.C.C.CJ. and M.F.D. and Company. There was no denying that the time was a festive one as the fans of NCCCJ and its alumni celebrated Homecoming 1977. r- m Une (ajueend of Ji 1. Wanda Bridges Miss Eagle 2. DebraClay Second Attendant 3. Nathania Roberts First Attendant 1. Miss Freshman Sabrina Patterson 2. Miss Sophomore Tonette Dixon 3. Miss Junior Cynthia Epps 4. Miss Senior Raquel Easley 1 5C? B r il i II 1 H ■ ■ ft ' I ajueend 1. Miss Campus Echo Lendell Fields 2. Miss Alpha Phi Omega Shirley Murphy 3. Miss Chi Eta Phi KathyHope 4. Miss Alpha Phi Omega Jewel Kimberly Sloan 5. Miss Kappa Kappa Psi Donna McKee 6. Miss Tau Beta Sigma Brenda Chavis 7. Miss Alpha Phi Alpha Antionette Carter 8. Miss Beta Kappa Chi Cynthia Bennett ft. - ; T - 4i P i : ■ , ... .... ' •■ . . ' A f, Q ueenA 1 . Miss Swing Phi Swing Regina White 2. Miss Phi Beta Sigma Sweetheart — Sharon Dowd 3. Miss Phi Beta Sigma Pam Teel 4. Miss Phi Beta Lambda Letisha Franklin 5. Miss Delta Sigma Theta TrudiMcCollum 6. Miss Alpha Kappa Alpha Audrey Bullock 7. Miss Exumbra Vanessa Collins 8. Miss Nu Gamma Alpha Dorinda Robinson m W mr ueenS 1 . Miss Zeta Phi Beta Jacqueline Jordan 2. MissC.I.O. Paula Jackson 3. Miss Alpha Kappa Mu Charlene Jeffers 4. Miss Gamma Sigma Sigma Betty Foster 5. Miss Alpha Angel Ora Lee 6. Miss Pre-Dental Health Club Denise Harrel 7. Miss Public Administration Pamela McSwain 8. Miss Chemistry Club Gloria Moore fewA wmw i J H 1 J Q neenS 1. Miss PEM Club Clarice Dunn 2. Miss Recreation Club Debra Bryant B 3. Miss Home Economics Carolyn Lee 4. Miss English Club Ruthell Howard 5. Miss C.A. Jones History Club Carmen Pearson 6. MissAHEA Joan Deel 7. MissSCEA Kitty Chestnut 8. Miss E.E. Just Biology Club Edwina Hughs 0 3 . (ajueens 1. Miss NABA Beverly Godwin 2. Miss C.T.W. Business Club Patricia McCorkle 3. Miss Spanish Club Margarita Young 4. Miss Political Science Tonya Bell 5. Miss Kilabecheter Janice Reaves 6. Miss Kappa Omicron Phi Valda Ramsey 7. Miss Sociology Club Regina Springfield 8. Miss Health Education Club Malinda McKellar 1 j 1 K (ajueend 1. Miss Peer Counselor Marvia Massey 2. Miss Ivan Dixon Players Thomas ina McLain 3. Miss Pep Squad Valerie Bell 4. Miss Student Union Angela Brown 5. Miss McLeans Hall Jennifer Coley 6. Miss Latham Hall Senetra Chambers 7. Miss Eagleson Eudale Knight 8. Miss Baynes Hall Catherine McWilliams ' --£ r (ajueend 1. Miss Annie Day Shepard Vera Hooks 2. Miss Rush Hall Cathy Price 3. Miss Air Force ROTC Althea Collette 4. Miss SNEA Wendy Coleman 5. Miss Off Campus Club Wanda Marsh 6. Miss Navy ROTC Carolyn Jones 7. Miss Veteran ' s Club Janet Tucker 8. Miss Honor Society Tori Evans . J . H H iiiiiiii W : ... _ B 4 ' tlnfl Fits! a «  B7 v - ' i 1 ' | i : m - : - W r ' T | M li r r- TB2 HISTORY OF THE GREEK NON-GREEKS Delta Sigma Theta Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. was founded at Howard Univ. in 1913. Delta has a membership of over 95.000 women in over 500 chapters located throughout the U.S. and the Republics of Haiti and Liberia. The Deltas believe in serious and strong community endeavor and have demonstrated vital concern for the social welfare, academic excellence, and cultural enrichment of its membe rs. The Delta ' s colors are Red and White. Zeta Phi Beta The Zeta Phi Beta Sorority was organized at Howard Un- iversity on January 1 6, 1 920. The sorority seeks to reach college women in all parts of the country who are sorority minded and desires to follow the ideals and ob- jectives of their founders womanhood, scholarship, ser- vice and sisterly love. Sigma Gamma Rho Sigma Gamma Rho seeks to promote the general welfare of women with emphasis on higher education, and to serve youth in order to develop their highest potential for careers and purposeful living. The organization was founded November 12, 1922, by Mary L.A. Little. Their slogan is Greater service, Greater progress. Their organizational colors are Blue and Gold. Alpha Kappa Alpha Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. is a sisterhood of college women both graduate and undergraduate that seek to cultivate and encourage high scholastic and ethical standards, to promote unity and friendship among college women, to study and help alleviate problems concerning girls and women, to maintain a progressive interest in college life, and to be a service to all mankind. AKA was founded on the campus of Howard Univ. in 1908 Washington, D.C. Their sorority colors are Apple Green and Salmon Pink. Alpha Phi Alpha Alpha Phi Alpha was originally a Social Study Club at Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, in the academic year 1905-1906. Through their founder ' s patience, sacrafice, cooperation, unabating interest and loyalty to ideals came the consolidation of a permanent organiza- tion on December 4, 1906, of the First Black American Collegiate Fraternity. Alphas ' motto is We Salute the Past and Face the Future. Alpha Phi Alpha takes pride in the making of men and of the nation through organized endeavors under its adopted and projected programs. : 4 it: ' ii- it: i [ i : |[ : i i l!j it ' : I |i ' : N ' it[: •it-: N hi? :   : : ; IK jg  : : : : : •: W. N Era N : : Sir •it : : : : 5 : 6 I : •: : : ' $ M I 8 H M K •it- Omega Psi Phi The Omega Psi Phi Fraternity was founded at Howard University, Washington, D.C., on November 17, 1911. It was the first men ' s Greek letter social organization to be organized on a Black college campus. The fraternity boasts over a total of 325 chapters and some 1 10,000 members both on the graduate and undergraduate level. The fraternity ' s four cardinal principles were Manhood. Scholarship, Perseverance, and Uplift, and are strictly adhered to by its members. The founders are Oscar J. Cooper, Ernest E. Just, Frank Love and Frank Coleman. Their motto is: 8 men throughly immerced in true Omega spirit, are a far greater Asset than 80, with luke- warm enthusiasm. The Ques, as they are more commonly known sport the colors of Royal Purple and Old Gold. Phi Beta Sigma Phi Beta Sigma was founded at Howard University in 1914 by A. Langston Taylor, Charles I. Brown and Leonard F. Morse. Their Motto is Culture for Service and Service for Humanity. Their national programs are Bigger and Better Business Education and Social Ac- tion. The Fraternity colors are Blue and White. Kappa Alpha Psi Kappa Alpha Psi was founded at Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana, on January 5, 191 1. Their foun- ders set forth a bond of fraternity and fundamental pur- pose, Achievement in every field of Human Endeavor. One can readily see that the Nupes ' leadership, scholarship and devotion are prime examples of the end product of achievement. Alpha Phi Omega National Service Fraternity The puspose of our Fraternity is to assemble young college men, who hold certain beliefs in common and who share a common heritage. These young men are united and taught the principles of Leadership, Friendship and Service and the spirit of brotherhood. The Fraternity was founded December 16, 1925, at Lafaette College in Eastern, Pennsylvania. Their colors are Old Gold and Royal Blue and they are proudly dis- played by the brothers and our sweethearts. The Alpha Phi Omega Jewel Club. Their motto is, To be a Leader, To be a Friend and To be of Service. Gamma Sigma Sigma Gamma Sigma Sigma was founded in 1953 by girls from Boston University, Brooklyn Col lege, Drexel In- stitute of Technology, the University of Houston and Miami University. Gamma Sigma Sigma is based on the high high ideals of service, friendship and equality. The purpose of the sorority is to assemble college and uni- versity women in the spirit of service to humanity. Kappa Kappa Psi Kappa Kappa Psi Honorary Band Fraternity is an organization dedicated to the purpose of Building Bet- ter Bands. Kappa Kappa Psi was founded on November 27. 1919, at Oklahoma A M College, now Oklahoma State University. The founders were William A. Scroggs and Bohumil MaKovsky. The colors are Royal Blue and White. Tau Beta Sigma Tau Beta Sigma National Band Sorority was founded in 1946 at Texas Technological University to aid in developing a better band program. The sorority is found in over 1 00 four year institutions over the U.S. Along with brother organization, Kappa Kappa Psi, Tau Beta Sigma concentrates in providing assistance, support and leadership. Their motto is Tau Beta Sigma for Greater Bands. They wear the colors of Blue and White. Swing Phi Swing Swing Phi Swing Social Fellowship was founded April 4, 1969, at Winston-Salem State University. The colors of the organization are white and black. The main objective for the organization is to be of service to the Black com- munity. The organization is designed to help foster and maintain better relationships among all women regard- less of race or creed, to pursue excellence in finer womanhood through academic training, talent, ver- satility, and promote higher standards in the develop- ment of school activity. Groove Phi Groove Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship was founded around 1963 at Morgan State College in Baltimore, Maryland. Their concern with the existing social struc- ture led them to stress the importance of academic achievement and also, more involvement or awareness of one ' s own cultural heritage. They wear the colors of Black and White. CHI ETA PHI Chi Eta Phi was founded October 16, 1932, at Freed- man ' s Hospital in Washington, D.C., to elevate the plane of nursing and to promote interest in the nursing field. The motto is Service to Humanity . The Sorority is an organization of registered nurses and nursing students pursuing their education in this field. The organization was founded by Mrs. Aliene Carrington Ewell with the aid of eleven other nurses. The Sorority colors are green and yellow. ' -•It •It !t ' :•« I M I nil ll in E« - •: nl b h • )! :]l :♦) | ! I :• l j :•] :♦) | j] ] ? :•) § ] :•] :•] ) ] k I ii J ' 1 in DOES TIME TELL? if Who is she? 1 . She was Miss N.C. College Alumni 1 964 with Dr. Samuel Massey (Chancellor) 2. She is now secretary for Dr. Bryant, Assistant Vice-Chancellor for Student Affairs. Guess Yet? She is Mrs. Quincy Nelson Eaves The Eagle 1978 dedicates this special section of the yearbook to the many faculty members, instruc- tors, secretaries and staff workers who have given dedicated service to North Carolina Central Univer- sity and who have gone virtually unnoticed by the student body university community. jn m emonam Nathaniel Swinson, a student of North Carolina Central University, died Sunday, February 5, 1978. It was determined Nathaniel died from massive sickl- ing of the red blood cells. We, the students of North Carolina Central Uni- versity feel the loss of our fellow Eagle, and we will treasure our memories of Nate, as he was more commonly called. || m M I M fn ¥1 ffl M ¥: Wi M Wi M M M m M m M Ml M N M M M M M M M H M M I M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M 11 M M M ffi M Next? vC iii -3 ••■  • Dear Eagles This year has been the most difficult one for me, since 1 entered North Carolina Central University. It has made me realize many things about myself, my friends, and students of North Carolina Central University. I have encountered animosity, loneliness, dis- trust, and desertion, but all have made me the deepest bit stronger. I have found out that it takes more than just a good staff to produce a yearbook. A publication of this caliber takes guidance, endeavor, a belief in one ' s self, perseverance and uplift, all of which have to come from within the soul; And I thank God for providing me with an unconquerable soul, but nothing I did not anticipate. I would like to thank my fellow staff members who stuck with me through the thick and the thin of it all, for you deserve more than I can ever give you. To Patsy Watts and Glenwood Davis, I thank you for your administrative guidance and to my fraternity brothers, members of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc., I thank you for providing your hands, hearts, and brotherly love in helping me in every way. In closing, I would like to wish the continuing students of North Carolina Central University the best of luck in their future en- deavors and peace. To the incoming editor of the next publication, I would like to wish him or her good luck, and NEXT. Wilbert Williams Editor-in-Chief Let the achiever company show you how to meet your goals. NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY People working together to achieve together. DURHAM DISTRICT 501 WILLARD STREET 682-1541 N. C. ORDINARY DISTRICT MUTUAL PLAZA 688-4571 RIGSBEE TIRE SALES Jnc Jlx e. j of i it u nul i. 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IN C 27212 Tel 6944996 Tel 527 7657 Raleigh, N C Tel (518) 272 7716 Avery, Charles Edward. Jr. Tel 833 7945 Crews. Kenneth Edward Rt 1 2. Box 546 Bryant. Sadie Francene Rl 1, Box 13 Dortch, Grace 1. Morganton, N C 28655 Birkhead. Kathy -.! ' ■ 1 in kf-r M Rt 2, Box 337 Chandler, Phyllis Sarita Stem. IN C 27581 828 Sun on Road Tel 437 3658 Columbia. IN C 27925 PO Boy 203 Tel 528 1 160 Rocky Mount, M C 27801 Ayers. Erik B. Aiheboro. N C 27203 lei (919) 796 5201 Stokesdale, N C Tel (919) 643 5815 Crews. William T. Tel (919)4426749 222 West Dover St lei 6292710 Bryant. Sandra Evett 604 28th Droughn.BettleF. Easton. Md 21601 Bfrks. Victor Leon 608 Chapman St Chapel. Oliver Butner. N C 211 E 7th St ■ 5048C St S.E. 8 INew Bern. N C 28560 Rt 1, Box 163 Tel (919) 5754618 Scotland Neck. N C 27874 Washington. D C 20019 lei (919) 633 5954 Parkton. IN. C 28371 Tel 826 5186 Ayscue. Mildred Elaine Tel 6836258 Cromartle. Cynthia D. 205 Warren 1 Tel (919) 286-1853 Buck.LoriD. Rt 1 . Box 344 Dukufy. Famatta Warrerton, M C 27589 Mew Bern, N C Chavls. Brenda Council. N C 38434 P O Box 1053 Tel (919) 2574106 1202) 582 1440 Tel (919) 638-6173 1231 BHardeeSt Durham, IN C 27703 Tel (919) 6826622 Tel 699 2856 Monrovia. Liberia. WA 26687 Bishop. Amalhan Bullock, Audrey Ann Cunningham, David Keith Dunn. Debra Lavem BBBBBBBBB 181 Antioch Rd 1208 Mam St Rt 1. Box 430 Hamsburg. Pa Rocky Mount. IN C Cheek. S. Dariene INew Bern, IN C 28560 Kmghtdale, N C 27545 BaOey. Bobby E. Tel (717) 2365879 Tel 4460746 Rt. 1 . Box 54 Tel 633 3503 Tel 266 1711 SENIOR DIRECTORY Dunn, Pauline Rt.2,Box219-A-B Wendell, N C 27591 Tel: 266 2608 Easley, Raquel 2332 BrynMawr Ave Philadelphia, Pa Tel (215) TR7-2247 Edgerton, Camilla A. 1 1 1 Edgerton Place Louisburg. N C Tel: 496-5183 Edmundson.Krm Edwards, Charles McCray 901 S Walnut St Farmville, N. C. 27828 Tel 7534250 Edwards, Sandra 402-A Sykes St. Chapel Hill. N C Tel 929-7967 EHerbee.Catvin.Jr. 1911 CorrinniaSt. Tel 4889279 Elliot, Pattie Rt. 2. Box 21 Edenlon. N C Tel: 482-4256 Ellis. Beverly R. !04 CushmanSt Durham, N C Tel. 596 1929 Ellis, Roy C. 700 Moreene Rd., Apt P 1 1 Durham, IN C Tel: (919) 383-2819 Evans, Dlanne Rt. 4. Box 232 Oxford, N. C. Tel: (919)693-6810 Evans. LeRoyS. 7827 Temple Rd. Philadelphia. Pa Tel. (215) LI 9- 1526 Evans. Wanda D. P O Box415 Lawrenceville. Va. Tel; (804) 848 2740 Farrior. Audrey Rt 1 . Box 4 1 -B Maple Hill. IS C. Tel: (919) 2594682 Farrow. Brenda F. Rt 3, Box 1 96 A Red Springs, IN, C. Tel: (919) 843-4645 Tel. (804) 693-4991 Fennel, AMe c Rt. t.Box1l3 Harrells. IS. C Tel: (919) 532-4348 Fennell.V. Denlse Rt- 3, Box 1 5 Clinton. N. C 28228 Tel. 592-7877 Fetherson. Eileen P. 5709ChisholmTrl Fayetteville, N. C. Tel: (919)868-8654 Fields, Clara L. 706 E. Washington Ave Kinston, N. C. Tel (919) 527-0866 Fletcher, Dana A. 737 Adnan Street Washington. D C Tel: (202) 5 84 3957 Fletcher. Ronald 110421 St.. M.E., Apt 7 Washington, D C Tel (202) 398-5571 Ford.CherylenY. 223 Barnhill St Durham. N C Tel (919) 4894977 Ford, Roscoe N. 24 1 8 Fairmont Road Lumberton, N C Tel: (919) 739-7168 Ford, Valeria J. 203ElmiraSt..SW Washington, D C. Tel (202) 5618612 Foster, Janet L. P O Box 774 Zebulon, PS C. Tel (919) 2699538 Fowler, Camille 533 Yen Canyon Dr Fayetteville. IN C Franklin, LetitiaE. 940 Tifton Street Norfolk, Va Tel: (804)853-1612 Franks, Andrew 1 23 Armstrong Drive Jacksonville, IS. C. Tel: (919)455-0093 Freeman, Gamie S. 1 008 Cole Street Durham, N C Tel (919)688 3933 Freeman. KismitD. 2414 ElvansRd..S.E. Washington, D. C Tel. (202) 6784049 Freeman, Wade R. Rt 2. Box 248 B Clarkton, IS. C Tel (919)6464120 Freeney, Jacquelyn V. Rt 4. Box 28 Hillsborough, IS C Tel (919) 732 2780 Frink, Sharon L. Rt 3, Box 318 Chadbourn. N C Tel: (919) 6545147 Fullilove.Jo ' Ethel 509 Dunbar Street Durham. N C Tel (919)6826940 Garther. Christine D. 1044 E Lafayette St Salisbury, N.C. 28144 Gardner, Debra 1 02 White Street Shelby. IS C Tel 482 5240 Garner. Brenda D. Rt 2, Box 659 Hope Mills, N C. 28348 Gibbs. Kenneth D. FPVBIdg 38, Apt. 102 Bridgeport, CT 06608 Tel 334 0690 Giles. Leo, Jr. 607 Lynch Street Apex, N, C Tel 596 1966 Godwin, Beverly A. Rt l.Box 120 Camden. IS C. 27921 Tel: 3357035 Goins, Deborah A. 1085 W NewHampAve Southern Pines. IS, C Tel: 6922332 Goodman, Charlotte L. 48l8SprmgviewRd. Chariotte. IS C. Tel. 596-1994 Goodwin, ISadine 1003 Davis Street Fayetteville. N C 28301 Tel 484 8704 HHHHHHHHH Hackney, Barbara E. P O Box 353 Youngsville. N C 27596 Tel: 556 5261 Haile. Ralph H. 131 3 Campbell St Camden, S C. Tel 432-6689 Hairston, Roberta 32! Lansing St Raleigh, IS C Tel 834-0035 Hamlett, PearlieM. I 3 1 4 D Oxford Rd Roxboro, rs C. 27573 Tel 599 1494 Hamm. Dwight Rt l.Box 137-E Elm City. N C 27822 Tel 2914205 Hanna. ReneeD. 1907 Wheeler Ave Baltimore, Md. 21216 Tel 7284326 Hardison. Thurmon C. P O Box 475 Sneads Ferry. IS. C 2846C Tel 327-5411 Harper, Jack L 303 Denmark St Goldsboro, fS. C 27530 Tel 7362501 Hamngton. VMan 206 Black St Thomasville, IS C 27360 Tel 4759874 Harris. Linda L Rt 5, Box 283 Tel 496 2431 Harris. Yvonne f ' 0J Mt-mory Lane Launnburg, N C 28352 Tel. 276-0671 Harrison, Phyllis A. 540 Martha Street Durham, N C 27707 Tel 6824141 Hayes. Donald R. Rt I. Box 656 Roseboro, N C Hedgepeth. Eugenia C. Rt I . Box 1 84 Holl.ster, N. C 27844 Tel 5864296 Hemmingway. Rickie L. Rt, 9, Box 1 08 Lumberton, N C 28358 Tel. 739 7217 Henderson. Carolyn E. Henderson. Howard L. P O Box 171 Dudley. IS C Tel: 7352518 Hendon. Sylvia 3l0PersonSt Oxford. IS C 27565 Tel 693-7055 Henry. Dannette Rt 3. Box 784 Greensboro. N C. 27410 Tel 6882353 Herring, Judy K. 503 Stetson Street Clinton, IS C 28328 Tel 592 7415 Hewett. Remonba Rt 2. Box 322 Supply. N C 28462 Tel 842-6503 Hewitt. Robert L. 536 7th St. S.E Hickory. IS C 28601 Tel 327 7760 Hill, Brenda D. A 7 Washington Terrace Raleigh, N C 27610 Tel: 828 9924 Hill. Hilda J. RL l.Box 137-E Halifax. IS C 27839 Tel 445 3841 Hilliard, Lenora Rt 3, Box 297 Enfield. IS C 27823 Tel 445 3910 Hilton, Cahdn 706 English Street Monroe, IS C 28110 Tel 2834379 Hines. Gilbert 1 905 Phillips Ave Greensboro. IS C Tel 273-8505 Hines. Jackie D. P. O. Box I 222 Launnburg, IS C 28352 Tel 276 5897 Hodges, Annie l015EluieSt Wilson, N C. 27893 Hodges, Carilta 837 E Orange St Tel 403-8082 Holtoway.JanlsL. 2293 Bryn Mawr Ave Philadelphia, Pa Tel 8796069 Holmes. Reginald S. 4624 8th St JSW Washington, D, C 20011 Tel (202) 882-5342 Holt. C hades C. 1 09-D London Ct. Lexington, M. C. 27292 Tel 249-8363 Hoover. Richard Route 4. Box 430 Sadler Rd. Chariotte, IS C 28708 Tel 388 1780 Hope.KathyL. Route I, Box 79 Milton. N C 27305 Hopkins, Michael L. 631 Henry St Rocky Mount. IS C Tel 442 243 Hopkins. Veronica F. 504 Mash St Durham, IS C 27707 Tel 682 2920 Home. Barbara C. Route 2, Box 54 Walstonburg. IS. C. 21888 Tel 753 3271 Horton, David H. 4 722 High Meadow Rd Durham, M C Howard, Vernon 2007 Manlene Durham, N. C Tel 596 7733 Howard. Vickie S. 404 Bell St Elizabeth City, IS. C, 27909 Tel: 338-6124 Hunt, Tommy, Jr. 1 900 Trentwood Place Charlotte. fS C 28216 Tel 392 5447 Ingraham, Wanda Mane I 6 Avenue Lincoln Mare Key West, Florida 33040 Tel (305) 296-6862 Ingram. Loretta Route I , Box 507 Rockingham. IS C Tel 582 1552 Irby. Ray I228W Stokes Danville. Va Tel (919) 7920896 JJJJJJJJJ Jackson. Ron Jeffries, Charlene Jenkins, Irene J. W. 812 WinderestRd Durham, N C 27713 Tel 544 3918 Jenkins, PetronlaM. 1 1 5 Pine St Weldon, IS. C Tel- 536 2247 Jenkins, She rriC. 906 Country Club Road Weldon, IS C 27890 Tel 5364632 Jennings. Kim Route 4. Box 168 Hertford. N C. 27944 Tel 264 3058 Johnson, Demetrius Route 3. Box 142 Dunn, fS. C Tel: 5890222 Johnson, Donald 9509ldlewildRd. Charlotte. N. C Tel 545 5778 Johnson, Lafae I 700 Chapel Hill Rd Durham, IS C 27707 Tel 493 1158 Jones, Althea !507HarrellAve Burton 8 Durham. IS C 27707 Jones. Catherine LaVeme !505WoodbiarAve Greensboro. N. C. Tel 272 5860 Jones, Colise I 1 22 E, Gordon St Kinston, IS. C 28501 Tel 523-6576 Jones, DarleneRenee 308 M Street IS W 3 Washington. D C Tel 347 9418 Jones. Debra Cauthen 25 1 8 West Hampton Dr Charlotte, IS C Tel 688-6610 Jones. Eunice P. O Box 232 Hobgood. IS C 27843 Tel 826 5229 Jones. Janet Alston Rt l.Box 135 Graham. IS C 27253 Tel 3763780 Jones. Michael I 53 Prospect Ave Raleigh. IS C 27601 Tel 755-0986 Jones. RonitaE. 606 Bancroft Ave Greenville. IS C 27834 Tel 7584216 Jones, Vanessa Rt l.Box 122 Bayhow, IS C 28515 Tel 7454324 Jones, Veronica Y. Route 2. Box 3772 New Bern, N C 28560 Tel 638 1812 Jordon, Charieese Rt4.Box 128 A Greenville. N. C 27834 Tel 7534846 Jordon, Jacqueline D. 9I5E 10th St 35 Charlotte, N. C 28204 Joseph, Doris Marie Route 1, Box 373 Riegehwood, N C Tel 6553823 Joyner. Cynthia Annette I 1 North Isler St. K.nston. N C 28501 Tel. 523 1218 Joy ner, Sheila Darlene 503 East Broad St Murfreesboro, N C Tel 398 5227 Judkins, Debra 310 Beacon Light Apt Henderson. IS. C 27536 Tel: 492 1276 Kearns. Wanda L. P O Box 382 Pinehurst. N C. 28374 Tel 295-6276 SENIOR DIRECTORY 122 Grant S( Louisburg. N. C re| 496-4650 Kenan. Claudia Noreen Kt 1 , Box 288 D Cr.nquapin. N C 285? I Tel 285 5272 Kendall. Denna D. Rt I. Box 150 Norwood. N C 28128 Kenyon. Frances E. 107 Ridley Ave Oxford, N. C 27565 Tel 6936963 Kit treB. Albert T. 602 Martha SL Durham. N. C 27707 Tel 682-4222 Knighl, BriceT. 1312 Edmondson Ave Tarboro. N C Tel 823-8656 Knighl. Gregory Leon 605 Bradley Ave Tarboro, N C 27886 Tel 823 1573 Kornegay, Ronald L. P O Box 381 Warsaw. N C 28398 Tel 293-3631 Lacy. Joyce R. Rt 2, Box 299 Robersonville. N C 27855 Tel 795 3153 Tel 486 1308 Lamb. Annie V. RL I . Box 72 Maple Hill, N C 28454 Tel 259-4938 Lambertson, Deborah K. P O Box 1 79 Petecasi, N C 27867 Tel 587 7441 Langford. Lorenzo 4 1 North arolina - v - ' - Atlantic City. ft J 08401 Tel 3446833 Lasslter, Elaine Rt 5, Box 4 22 Louisburg, N C Tel: 496 4200 Laster, Mary 1732 Athens St Lxjrham N C 27707 Tel 688 1875 Latham. GlendaL. 1 805 B West 3rd St Greenville, N C. 27834 Tel 752-7732 Lawrence, James E. 7360 Rugby St Germantown. Pa Tel 2763625 Lawrence. JefTery J. Lea. Charlene Star Rt I Box 4 Yanceyville N C, 27379 Tel 6946722 Rt I, Box 182 Rocky Mount, N C lei 443 2568 Lewis, Stephanie Rt 3. Box 464 Mew London. N C Tel 422 3107 Lindsay. Sherri 5647 Haddington Si Philadelphia, Pa Tel TR7 7842 Lipscomb. Charlene J. 1704S Alston Ave Durham N C 27707 Tel 682 5255 Lipscomb, Connie 512 S Coleman St Raleigh. N C. Lucas. Anita 704 E Green St Wilson. N. C 27893 Tel 237-4506 Lunsford.Yvette P O Box 666 Roxboro, It C 27573 Tel 599 3297 Lynch. Sandra Rl 2. Box 207 Enfield. N C 27823 Tel 586 3990 Mack. Joseph E. P O Box 481 Pamplico, S C Tel 493 2914 Mac key. Vivian M 60 Broadmoor Durham, N C 27707 Tel 4897702 Mann. Cheryl A. Rl . Box272 Oriental. N C. 28571 Manning. Bettie Rt 4, Sox 566 Hillsborough, rt C. 272 Tel 7328568 Martin. Gary 22 10 Be thania St. Greensboro. N C 274C Tel 272 2551 Mason. Theresa Diane StarRl Box 200 Gaston. N C 27832 Tel (919)537 5207 Mathls. Linda Rl . ' Ho. . ' h ' --v Clarkton, Pi C 28433 Tel 6454527 McClelland. Karen Denlse 901 ChalkleveIRd S-7 Durham, It C. 27704 McCollum, Anita Yvonne 504 Gray Ave Durham, N C 27701 McCollum. Trudi Lynette 7l0McKoySt Clinton, N C 28328 Tel 592 5981 McCorkle. Patrice L. 327 S Ervin Ave Newton. N C 28658 Tel (704) 464 3790 McCray, Glenn David McKinnon, Vemette C, 3240BarksdaleRd Fayetteville, N C Tel: 6887891 McKoy.lris Janelle Rt 1 . Box 22 Hallsboro. N C 28442 Tel 6463227 McKoy. Phyllis Ann Rl 2, Box 677 Ehzabethtown. N C 28337 Tel 862 2278 McKoy. Tanya 56 Maple Ave Irvington. ft J 07111 Tel (201)372-0969 McNair, Warren L. Rl I. Box 145 Wagram. N C, 28396 Tel (919) 369 2485 McNeil. Melba Ph eon 12 14 South Caledonia Rd Laurinburg, N C 28352 Tel 276 0801 McNeill. Maggie Ree Rl I.Box6l9 Erwin, N. C 28339 Tel 897 7088 Mcpherson, James 1 634 Green briar Rd Durham, N C 27701 Tel 6884248 Tel (70418654642 Melv in. Stuart Chanes 233BurcheDi Goldsboro, N C 27530 Tel 489 2049 Merritt. Wanda R. Rt 2. Box 72 Arapahoe, N C TH 2496576 Middle ton, Beverly PO Box 266 Four Oaks. N C Tel 96 2503 Midgette.Shemlonc 1704 BrookndgeDr Elizabeth City, N C 27909 Tel 335 2204 Miller. Margaret Elane Rt 4, Box 204 E Rutherfordton. N C 28139 Tel (704)8632143 Mitchell, Gloria 801 Carmen Ct Raleigh. N C 27610 Tel 833 9049 Monroe, Paul P O Box 435 Rowland, N C 28383 Tel 422 301 1 Mcllwaln, Jennifer II 24 Whrte Plains Charlotte, N C rd 597-8344 McKay, Helen Alpha Rt 2. Box 140 i illlngton, N C 27546 Tel (919)893 3052 McKayhan. Paulette Faye I255W Illinois Ave Southern Pines. N C 28387 Tel (919) 6927127 McKJnney. Jo Ann Rt 2, Box 252C Oxford. It C 27565 rd 6934922 Tel 596 7102 Morgan. Debra Lillian P O Box 585 Oxford. N C 27565 Tel 693 3957 Monison, George Winslow. Jr. PO Box 1223 Pmehurst. N C. 28374 Tel (919) 295-6607 Tel (919) 627 1294 Murphy. Verdell 3862 Barkwood Dr Winston Salem. N C Tel 4932745 Pee. Sarah P O Box 294 Centenary. S. C. 29519 Tel 362 2569 Peebles. Amelia Louise 606 Latta Streel Raleigh. It C. 27607 Tel 8347879 Moore, Evelyn Juanfta Rt 6, Box 62 Louisburg, N C 27549 Tel (919) 496 3098 Moore. Gloria Lovon Rl 1 . Box 1 7 A Kenansville, N C 28349 Tel (919)296-0789 Moore. Linda Doresa Rt I, Box 158 C 27942 NNNNNNNNN Nelson. Betty C. Newman. Noelle 2322 Bonaire Lane Greensboro, N C Tel (919) 3781705 Newkirk, Audrey I 1 6 Stewart Circle Warsaw, N C 28398 OOOOOOOOO Oakley, Catherine M. Rt l.Box 187 Oxford. N C 27565 Tel 6932477 Tel 2246161 Rt I , Box 34 Ullington. N C 27546 ppppppppp Pack Ingham, Lester 2507 Janet Si Durham. N C 27707 Tel 5964045 Parham. Edith Evangeline 1 503 Fayetteville St Durham. N C 27707 Tel 6820724 Paris, Jacquelfrie Elizabeth 311 S LaSalle°21G Durham, N C Tel 383 5298 Parker. Evelyn D. 1 805 Neville Lane Rocky Mount. M C 27801 Tel 446 2721 Parker, Laurena Jacqueline 1 724 Wynne St Durham. N C. Tel 5966346 Parks. Henry 31 1v Sunset Dr Chapel Hill. NC 27514 I .-I '  . ' -iH. I . ' Patterson. Angela Rochelle Rl 4, Box 62 Launnburq, N C 28352 Tel 276 1251 Pearsall. Denlse L Rl 1, Box 33 Magnolia. N C Tel (919) 296-0864 Pearson. Carmen Victoria 501 N Railroad Si Lexington N C Tel 249 2512 Tel 496-5522 Peterson, Cosandra Rt 4. Box 233 Clinton. N C 28328 Tel: 5922030 Tel 2753248 Phipps. Avis Sherron 24!2VessonAve Durham, N C 27707 Tel: 4890381 Pickett, Milton Darnell RL 1 . Box 272 Maple Hill. N C 28454 Tel: (919) 2594903 Pickett. Wanda Pinckney. John Easterling 1913 Drexmore Ave Greensboro, N C 27406 Tel 273 2334 Plummer. Durwin Burton 1222 Eye St SE Washinglon, D C Tel 546-1855 Poteat. Linda M. Rt 9. Box 300 Burlington, M C 27215 Tel (919)421 3364 Powell. Beverly N, 1806 Chestnut Ave New Bern. N C 28560 Tel 6376661 Powell. Cafvbn 2 Brookway Ave Englewood, N J 07631 Tel: (201) 568-3757 Powell. Elliott, Jr. 9706 Wyman Way Upper Marlboro. MD 20870 Tel (301)868 3505 Powell. Mary Ellen l304BoyerSt. Raleigh, N C 27610 Tel 828 2427 Pressley. Helen 1 208 B Moaning Glory Ave Durham, N C Tel 682 8041 Price. John 805CaleSt Elizabeth City, N. C 27909 Tel 338 3383 Prldgen, James Rt 2, Box 140 Riegelwood, N C 28456 Tel (919) 655 3220 Prince. Travis 503 Mallard Ave Durham. N C Tel 6883550 Pugh. David L., Jr. 775 Rosewood Ave Fayetteville. ft C Tel 488 5961 Pureed. Wayne 407 Formosa Ave Durham. N C 27707 Tel 6829595 Pyant. David Lewis Rt 3. Box 1248 Lincolnton. N C 28092 Tel (704) 7359715 QQQQQQQQQ Quails. Sophronia Anita Rt 3. Box 1 95 Enfield. N C 27823 Tel (919)4453798 RRRRRRRRR Ransom, Dwignt Lawrence 529 M Maple St Ahoskje. N C Tel (919) 3324032 Rat cliff. Clarence 907HadleyRd Raleigh. N C 27610 Tel 8348944 Reaves. Ronnie Craig Rt 2, Box 55 Bolivia. N C Tel 253 51% Reavis. Janice PO Box 4 Kittrell. N C 27544 Tel- (919)438-7515 Reed.Yolanda Rt l.Box48A Oak Citv. N C Tel (919) 7982331 Reese. Daren Ida P O Box 1 283 Aberdeen. N. C Tel 692 9692 Reid.PecoltaJanette 1301 Chestnut St Scolland Neck. N C 27874 Tel (919)8264519 Reives. Angela I308N Slier Mill Rd Siler City. N C 27344 Tel 742 5496 Richardson, Joseph G. Rl 2, Box 140 Eiizabethtown, N C 28337 Tel (919) 5884583 Richardson. Stanley Adolphu: Rlddlck. Diane Rl I, Box 212 Gates, N C 27937 Tel: 357 1324 Rlddlck. Lor etta Rt 1,Box21 Edenton. N. C 27932 Tel 4824077 Riddle, Deborah F. 2608 Fayetteville St Durham, N C 27707 Tel: 682 1096 Riley, Brenda Jean I 1 07 Rosedale Ave Durham, N C 27707 Tel 489 9573 Roach. Patricia Ann Rt 8. Box 42 A Reidsville. N C Tel (919) 349 9494 Roberts. NathanLa Gwyni 223VictonaAve Charlotte. N C 28202 Tel 334 1751 SENIOR DIRECTORY Roberts, Venita Angeree Silver. Corlis Elaine Stanley. Jessica D. Thompson, Jennifer Ann Waldo, Rosalyn Marie Williams. Ben Rt 1, Box 230 Rt 1 , Box 1 25 1701 Mew Bern Ave R 7 Parkview TerTace 1721 Pennsylvania Ave 202GattisSl Shelby. IN C 28150 Hollister. N C Mew Bern. N C 28560 Lumberton. M C 28358 Augusta, Ga 30904 Durham. M C Tel (704) 435-9691 Tel 5864676 Tel. 6385057 Tel 7382935 Tel (404)7330811 Tel 6820774 Roberts. Wanda Simmons. Debra Kaye Steele. Doris Davis Thompson. Kenneth Wake. Linda Williams. Beverly LaVaughn 277MidwoodSt. RL3. Box 13 706 Huffman Mill Rd 103 Princess Ave S W 1410WyldewoodRd. 21 0M PyrorSt. Brooklyn, ft Y. 11225 Mew Bern, N. C 28560 Brittany Apts P 10 Concord. M C. 28025 Durham, N C 27704 Gastonia, N C 28052 Tel: (212) 771-6297 Tel; 638-2523 Burlington, IN C 27215 Tel: 584-5544 Tel: 782 1379 Tel 477 8756 Tel 682 9800 Robinson. Aithia Romona Simms. Juanita Thompson. Mary M. Wakter, Debra J. Williams, Carmencita Lydla Rt 4. Box 860 415PilslSt.Apt C-6 Steele, Wanda Denise Rt 7, Box 606 2502 Dallas St. 1 065 Harwell St . N W Salisbury, N C 28144 Durham. N C Rt. 1 , Box 209 Rochill Church Rd Chapel Hill. M C 27514 Durham. N C 27707 Atlanta. Georgia 30314 Tel (704) 6364451 Singletary. Veronica Concord. IN C 28025 Tel 782 9433 Tel 933-8506 Tel 688 2174 Tel 758 1514 Robinson. EKvood Lee Rt 2. Box 494 Thurman. Dolly N. Walker. Mamie Elizabeth Williams. Clyde Edward Rt 1 . Box 236 Raeford, N C 28376 Stone, Thomas 1 — Ir. P O Box 1 53 M 7 Allen Benedict Ct 1 28 Omega Rd fvanhoe. N C. 28447 Tel. 875-3661 Rt.2.Box492 Hallsboro. M C 28442 Columbia. S C 29204 Durham, N C Tel 532-4851 Chapel Hill. M. C 27514 Tel 6464453 Tel 256-6404 Tel 471 2458 Robinson, Karen Kaye Singleton, Mary LaVeme 37 Booker T Street Allendale, S C 29810 Tel. 942 1096 Tilford. Sheree Ann Wall. Lavelle Williams, Dorothy M. 1 3 1 rN Alston Ave Stringfield.Reglna Rt. 4. Box 230 Rt. 2. Box 485 Rt 1 , Box 284-A Durham. N C. 27701 Tel- (803) 584 2945 Rt. 2. Box 441 Clinton, N C 28328 Rockingham, N. C 28379 Kinston. N C Tel 6884526 Burgaw. IN. C 28425 Tel: 5924767 Tel. 997 3635 Tel 5277211 Tel ' (919) 2592567 Robinson, LettieT. 51 5 C Street Elizabeth City. N C Tel 335 1387 Timberlake. John Wesley, Jr. Williams. Felecla Ann P O. Box 425 Strong. Stephanie L 2306 Apex Hwy 103NB(iggs Ave Apt A 2203 Imperial Ave Rowland. NC 28383 81 6 Willow Place Durham, N. C Durham. N C 27703 Wilson, N C 27893 Tel 422-3306 High Point, N C 27260 Tel 682 2494 Tel 596 3380 Tel (919) 291 7753 Robinson, Marvin D. Slade. Gail D. Tel: (919) 8824871 Tinsley.JeweltynneC. Walton, WllmaF. Williams, Larry Darnell 21 5 Durham St. P O Box 230 Suiter, Cathlene 5 1 3 South Sixth St Box 645 Oak Rd 4 14 Perry St Smithfield, IN C 27577 Williamston. IN C Rt 1 . Box 37 Wilmington. M C Hillsborough. N C. 27278 Elizabeth City, N C 27909 Tel (919) 934-8283 Tel. (919) 7922393 Margarettsville. IN C 27853 Tel (919) 585 1733 Tel 763-8581 Tel 732 2853 Tel (919) 3354507 Robinson, Michelle Slaughter, James T. Totoert, MeMn Williams. Lisa E. 441514th St N.E. Rt 4, Box 439 Sutton. Elizabeth T. 205 S Leach St Ward, Audrey 1 15 Wyoming Rd Washington. D C 20017 Oxford, N C 27565 905 South St Greenville. S C P. O Box 371 Asheville, N C Tel: (202) 529-5624 Tel (919)6936721 Durham. M C 27707 Tel 471 3165 Tel (803) 235- 1734 Rich Square. N C 27869 Tel (919) 5392449 Tel 2526716 Robinson. Patricia A. Small, Franclne Torain. Nancy B. J. Williams. Maude Rt l,Box310A Rt 2. Box 29 Swann. Katrenla Rt 2, Box 96 Ware. Ella Mae Rt 1 , Box 253 Pineville. N C Plymouth. N C. 27962 Rt 7. Box 753 Rougemont. N C 27572 31 3 Welch St Launnburg, IN C 28352 Maple Hill. N C 28454 Tel 554 7909 Tel 7932404 Sanford. M C 27330 Tel (919) 7326034 Tel (919) 2592722 Tel 4994796 Tel 276 1003 Rogers. Ronald Washington Totten.BenftaY. Williams. MeMn A. 1808 Chapel Hill Rd I1A Smith. Brenda Corine Swindell. Olymphla Thomasa Rt l.Box 245 Washington, Debra Jean Rt l.Box 146 Durham. IN C 27707 1426 Green Circle Dr P O Box 362 Yanceyville, M C 27379 2706 Dearborn Dr Moncure. N C Tel. 4891810 Clarkton. IN C 28433 Tel 694 4071 Durham. N C Tel (919) 5424324 Tel. 8659755 Tel: 477 9155 Rook. Teresa Pecotla Tucker, Janet E. Williams, Nina Rene Rt 1 , Box 23 Smith. Chandra Denise 808 Carlisle St. Washington. Jlnkle Jotavla 409Gilles P ieSt Garysburg, N C 27831 21 18 North 8th Si III II llll Raleigh, N C 27610 1 1 I Trenton Place, S E Fayetteville, N C 28301 Tel (919) 537-9027 Richmond. Va 23223 Tel 833 7868 Washington. D C 20032 Tel (919) 4857744 Tel (8041 2260377 Tapp. AleciaMJchele Tel (202) 5616411 Ross. Gregory Wayne 410 Cecil St Tumage. Shirley Williams. Patrlsha Rt 1 1 . Box 1 5 Smith, Cherry Antoinette Durham. M C 1 503 Caswell St Webb, Jacquetta 2307 S Alston Ave Shelby. N C P.O. Box 764 Tel 6881256 Kinston, IN C 28501 50 Elmore Ave Durham. N C 27707 Tel (704) 482 2702 Louisburg, N C 27549 Tel. 523-2702 Spnngfield, Mass Tel; 496-3159 Taylor, Amelia Tel ' (413) 738 5384 Williams. Ramona Rush. Gwendolyn Yvonne 7l8RirtenhouseSl M W Turner. Joyce P. 465DacianRd P O. Box 601 Smith. Debra Elon Washington, D. C 90 Treacy Ave Webb. Roland C. Raleigh. N. C Laurinburg, !N C 28352 1716 Washington Park Mew Bern, N. C 28560 Tel 829-7092 Newark. N. J Rt. 2. Box 1 12 Tel: 828-2297 Tel 276 7585 Tel (201) 248 7319 Riegelwood, N. C 28456 Tel: (919)6385701 Taylor. Debra Tel- (919)6554337 Williams, Reginald Russell. Vernon A. 228 M. Jefferson St. Turner. Nancy Denise Box 1 53 Garysburg. N C Tel: 5364042 236 Clifton St 220 Tournament Dr S W Concord. N C Tel: 471 1268 Smith. Edna Rt. l.Box 184 Bayborn. M C 28515 Staunton, Va Tel (703) 8866037 Taylor. Feasta Wellington. Brenda 91 0E Nash St. Wilson. IN C Tel 2436410 Hampton. Va Tel (804) 2455397 Williams. Tossie Ramona Tel 7454056 HI2EdmondsonAve Tyre. Alton Earl 627 Calhoun St SSSSSSSSS Saddler. Gloria Elaine Muldrow Smith, Jeanne Yvette P O Box 583 Laurinburg, M C. Tarboro. M C 27886 Tel 823 2414 Rt l.Box 355 Aurora, N C 27806 Tel 3224653 Wells. Joan Et he ria P O Box 92 Wagram, N C 28396 Clinton, N C Tel 592 6287 1 724 Taylor Ave Taylor, Sharon Tel 3692413 Williams. Wllbert Charlotte. M C Tel. (919) 276-5796 P O Box 857 Tyson, Christine L. 2449 A ton Lane Pittsboro, M. C. 27312 109 Wallace St. Farmville, N. C 27628 Tel 753 3339 White. Brenda Joyce Charlotte. M C 28208 Sanders, Dorothy Edwlna 81 3 S William St. Gastonia. N C 28052 Smith, Reginald 1011 E. Caswell St Kinston, M. C 28501 Tel 542 3479 Teagle, Kevin 220 Logan Ave. SW Concord. N. C 28025 Tel 786 3568 Tel (704) 3946055 Wilson, Billle Faye Tel: (704)8670648 Tel: 5270096 81 3 S 59th St 51 1 N Watterson St Philadelphia. Pa 19143 White. Cheryl Dean Kings Mountain, N C 28086 Tel (704) 7394257 Wilson. Cariton E. Satterwhtte, Bertha Mae 606 - 27th St Butner. N. C Sneed.Mary 1 809 Willow Lane Henderson. M C 27536 Tel (215) Sh-7-5404 Teel, Ella M. UCKJUOJUOUU (Jmstead, Juanita L. 1 24 Cabell St Lynchburg, Va Tel (804) 8456493 Tel 5754292 Tel (919) 492 4335 1 1 04 Mulberry St West Park Apts Rt 2. Box 39-E Beaufort, M C 28516 300 N Busti Apt 1806 White, Debra Y, Warrenton, N C 27589 Tel (919) 2573098 Scotton, Richard Franklin Rt. 3. Box 1 1 5 Sowell. Wayne G. P O Box 752 Tel 7282820 Philadelphia, Pa 19104 Tel (215) EV70787 1404 Moretz Ave. Charlotte, N C 28206 Trinity. N. C. 27370 Burgaw, M C Teel. Joan Tel: 333-5078 Wilson, Dan ItaY. Tel: 431-5321 Seymore. Raymond M.. II Speight. Mellnda Renee 1901 Lenoir Dr AptC4 81 2 Madison St., Apt 4 Durham, M C. 27701 VWVWVW Vanderhursl. Michael White. Delores Rt 2, Box 8 E P O Box 481 Burgaw, N C. Tel 259 2752 Rt 2, Box 259 Wilson, M C. 27893 Terry, Barbara A. 399 Ireland Ave Richlands, IN C 28574 Moyock. N. C 27958 Tel (919) 2373615 P O Box 209 Northfield, N J Tel; 3244096 Wrtherspoon, Maria A. Tel 232 2150 Townsville. M C 27584 Tel (609) 6466530 547 Homeland Ave Speller. Carolyn Ann Tel 438 7925 Whrtaker , Anthony Evans Shaw. Dangela Rt. 4. Box 24 1 Vick. Alice Marie 501 EastSurlesSt Tel 6881933 702 Shambrey St Windsor. M C 27983 Thomas. Angela L. Rt 4. Box 1 78 Dunn. IN C 28334 Fayetteville. N C Tel (919) 794 8848 534 Langdon St Wilson, N C 27893 Tel 892 7011 Woodard, Bonnie Tel (919) 4880515 Fayetteville. M C Tel 2374271 406 Daniel St Squires, Angela Johnson Whltaker, Cynthia Renae Wilson. N C 27893 Shaw, Linda Gayle 1020 Cook Rd. Thomas. Dan It a Gale l2l6SmrthlieldSt Tel; 237-0407 9! 9 Dock St Durham. M C 151 4 Fay Street Raleigh. !N C. 27610 Wilmington, N C. 28401 Tel. 688-9428 Durham, M C, 27701 Tel 688-6777 WWWWWWWWW Tel 834-9625 Wooten, Delores StarRt Box 14 Sherard. Ursula B. Sta in back. Evelyn D. Waddell. Gregory Lewis Whitehead, Lenzola, Jr. Maysville. 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