Shaw University - Bear Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1981 volume:

k. ALMA MATER, HAIL! ! ! l mi F Ill 'EE' I rmwavg 'I III Il' lflw, ll TIT! W THE BEAR STAFF, IN CONGRATULATING THE CLASS OF 81 , PRESENTS YOU ARE THE FUTURE -Q..--ew L I V. -i-,.x5v, '.:.f! vf... . 1 I Iufyiti Q17513:- iff- 3fQVf'ff ' :Ci Af ' XY xi I N R if A 1 f XX ' 3. : xx. I II .Y l -1 gf, THE NINETEEN-EIGHTY ONE BEAR SHAW UNIVERSITY 118 E. SOUTH STREET RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA 27611 IACQUELYN M. YOUNG EDITOR-IN-CHIEF FOREWORD YOU AND YOUR FUTURE Shaping And Shocking Future Behavior There appears in the behavior of man today an increasing future-consciousness in terms of survival and eschato- logical speculation. In responding to hurtling accelerated, uncontrollable, unpredictable and uncertain change, man's ability to cope with present and future demands is threat- ening to undo us. We ask, What will my future be like? What will be the shape of the future? The search for an- swers to these questions is mind-bogging, complex and heuristic. Kierkegaard concluded that: Life must be understood backward, but must be lived forward . For certain, the fu- ture belongs to the efficient and to those prepared. If you do not prepare and plan for the future, then you prepare and plan to fail. The future is now, today! We suffer fu- ture shock now. Alvin Toffler, in his book Future Shock, defines future shock as: The distress, both physical and psychological, that arises from an overload of the human organism's physical adaptive systems and its decision-male ing processes . In other words, future shock is the human response to overstimulation, which can cause a crash in future landing. The amount of stress and strain now im- posed on the individual may well overstretch and over- load his capacity to adopt, adjust, and cope with the now and the later. Modern man today is caught between a dilemma of living in the best of times and simultaneously the worst of times. On the one hand, for example, we are living in a scientific technological age of space shuttles, moon land- ing, nuclear energy, subscription interactive cable-qube T.V. providing audience participation in dialogue, banking, polling, politics, education, security, etc., by pushing but- tons on the set at home. On the other hand, at the same time, we are living in the throes of inflation, unemploy- ment and high taxation, a resurgencefresurrection of the KKK and Nazi groups, a returning to neighborhood schools, outlawing busing for integration: a slip-sliding backward to a conservative mood in politics, religion, race relations: a rise of the moral majority , the electronic fundamentalist churches and the new right: a revival of crime and violence as expressed in killings of black inno- cent children tAtlantaj, of black males tliuffaloj, of presi- dents and leaders, and a spreadingfcontagion of unethical corruption as demonstrated in dishonesty, mistrust, greed, bribes, cover-ups, abscams, riots and others. The trend re- sembles a slip-sliding backward . Yet, in spite of the seemingly imposing gloom and doom, there remains an optimistic hope and a bright side some- where. lt's up to us to find it and fan its flame. Remem- ber, the future is in God's hand and our hand. God gave us two ends: one to sit on and one to think with. lt's up to you which one you use. Heads you win, tails you lose! The lyrics of the song, Swinging on a Star are relevant: Would you like to swing on a star Carry moon-beams home in a jar, and be better off than you are . . . Finally, I do not know what the shape of the future will be, or what the future holds for me. But I do know who controls and holds the future-God, who will shape and control your behavior if you let him. Shakespeare writes: There is a Divinity that shapes our ends, rough-hew them how we will . I believe this truism. And because He tGodj lives, I can face tomorrow without fear, and remain ALIVE, FULLY FUNCTIONING, AND COMING TO TERMS WITH MY ENVIRONMENT, today, tomorrow and forever. lt's up to you to do likewise! Dr. Grady Davis Professor of Psychology CONTENTS Foreword ........................................................... ......... 2 Dedication .............................. ........ S Administration 81 Faculty ........ ........ 6 Class of 1981 ......................... ...... 2 8 luniors ................ ....... ........ 4 1 Sophomores ......... ...... 4 5 Freshmen ........... ...... 50 Organizations ..-............... ...... 56 Sports ...................................... .......... 96 Homecoming! Queens ............. ........ Special Features!Activities ...... .... ........ Who's Who ........................... ........ Divinity School ........ Graduation '81' ........... Acknowledgements ...... . ....... . BEAR Exponent ........... Senior Ads ................... Senior Directory ......... 122 153 174 180 200 209 210 213 225 THE BEAR EXPONENT 1980-81 lacquelyn Young Audrey lames losephine Holmes Katherine Washington Darlene Vinson Gwendolyn Colleton joseph Woods Adebayo Oladoye Hinton Studio Staff: Robert Caple, David Coble, Lathronia Stewart, Willie I. Hardee II Mr. Paul Vandergrift Mr. Mack Sowell Inter-Collegiate Press Shawnee Mission, Kansas Editor-in-Chief Executive Editor Associate Editor Secretary Special Featuresflypist Layout Editor Campus Photographer Campus Photographer Photographer Advisor Special Advisor SHAW UNIVERSITY ALMA MATER HAIL, DEAR OLD SHAW U THY SONS'REVERE THY NAME, C LONG SHALL THY WORKS BE PROUD UNDIMMED THY FAME. TIME SHALL THY PRAISES SING, GLORY REPAY THY TEARS, AND LOUD THY PRAISES RING ' THROUGH ALL THE YEARS. NOBLE THY HALLWAYS NOBLE THY GRASSY PLAINS, NOBLER THE HEARTS OF MEN WHERE THOU DOST REIGN. ALL WE WHO LOVE THY NAME STOUT HEARTS THAT SHALL NOT FAIL, ALL RISE AND LOUD PROCLAIM, ALMA MATER, HAIL!! PRO CHRISTO ET HUMANITATE . 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This year's produc- tion of the Shaw University Bear Yearbook exemplifies just that. It mirrors the basic philosophy of Shaw University with its emphasis on the learning process. It is congruent with Shaw's basic educational philosophy that education should be a living process and should be useful. It demonstrates, moreover, that education should establish functional linkages between theory and practice with the underlying assumption that the importance of knowledge lies in its use. More specifically, it is additionally reflective of the basic assumption of Shaw University that it is possible to be liberally educated for the world of work as its curriculum provides meaningful answers to the philosophical questions posed by the educational philosophies of W.E. Dubois and Booker T. Washington. Shaw University holds to a holistic view of education by drawing no significant distinction operationally between aca- demic and non-academic activities. All of the activities represented in this yearbook are, therefore, geared towards their learning implications for students and contribute greatly to making the whole college environment conducive to learning. Congratulations are, therefore, in order for making the publication, in terms of content and coverage, representative of the mission and purposes of Shaw University. Sincerely yours, Stanley H. Smith lohn H. Baker, lr. Priscilla Brodie l. Melville Broughton Clark S. Brown Maurice Brown Kanawha Z. Chavis G. Raymond Christiansen lyles l. Coggins C.C. Craig C. Melvin Creecy, Sr. Milton Daniels George C. Debnam loe Louis Dudley, Sr. Chancy R. Edwards lohn H. Foster I. lasper Freeman George Goodwin Lawrence Gould limmy Green O.L. Hairston Dorothy Haith William S. Herrmann BOARD OF TRUSTEES O.L. Sherrill, Chairman Trustee Board of Shaw University FAREWELL TO THE GRADUATES-1981 After four years of sojoum within the walls of this historic in- stitution, you depart to enter into a rather turbulent world. We trust that these four years have been a period of mental, social, moral, and religious discipline that has prepared you for the larger school of life. Here you have been sheltered, there you will be exposed, here you have been guided by teachers and counselors, there you must look for guidance from within your- selves. Your training at Shaw University was designed to fit you for service to others and not to yourselves, but If you give to the world the best you have, the best will come back to you. We admonish you to give your best in whatever area you have the opportunity to serve, however humble your task may be, for it is the quality of the man that dignifies the job and not the job the man. You go forth with the blessings of your Trustee Board of Shaw University upon you, and may you prove yourselves wor- thy of being numbered among her illustrious sons and daugh- ters. Farewell! Paul H. johnson William H. lones, lr. Mrs. Daniel M. lotz lohn Lucas, Sr. lohn R. Manley George Monk Milton Owens Leslie A. Pearce Paul C. Perkins William C. Raines Moses A. Ray Fred Raymond O.L. Sherrill Israel Singleton A.l. Turner Guthrie Turner lohn W. White james E. Wilson lohn W. Winters Stevie Wonder Smedes York A fffiiiig' . .. Dr. Stanley H. Smith, President The Shaw University 1 , ' S 5' +A- is N: ' f u 1 Dr. Wilmoth Carter Vice-President for Academic Af- fairs!Research 5 Mrs. Martha Wheeler Assistant to Vice-President for Academic Affairs! Research Assistant to Vice-President for Academic Affairs!Research, As- Mrs. Mildred Hooker Administrative Assistant Mrs. Roberta Floyd Administrative Assistant to the President Mrs. Marilyn Fields Personnel Director Mrs. Geneva Highsmith Swithboard Operator -Ing Rev. Ronald Swain University Minister Associate Dean of Students I! Mr. Thomas Kee Vice-President for University Relations Dr. lohn Flemming Director of Church Relations . ' - 'if' .' ai: Mr. O. A. Dupree Q Mr. Mack Sowell Dean of Students Mr. Daniel White Administrative Assistant! Student Affairs .ggxg Dr. Patrick Elliot '.H.Wof' Assistant for Church Rela- Director of Research Support tions 81 Development Mrs. Barbara Byrd Mrs. Alice Flemming S6Cr9tarY!COUnS9liI1g Center Assistant AIDP Coordinator 'i Mr. Robert Powell Special Assistant to President ' N 1 F' Miss Brenda Peques Administrative Assistant!CAPlE .xx Mr. Calvin Swinson Director!University Services Mr. George Parker Night Foreman Mrs. Linda lones Secretary! Developmental Studies Mrs. Minnie Sangster Instructor of English '-V,-'A .-'1',f,, i,:g-5..4 Q v , -,,,1,g ,r .5 , - Q .5 1 A i, 1 v Ag, 1' 2 rf-4 I V, tt .qxfkvpl-,A 31.1 f . OFFICE OF DEVELOPMENT i I 4 , .. 1 V 74 5- V I i ff Vi -1 i' ' I - V, 2 - 'W-5' K, sf: f -171- f Mr. Paul Mr. lames Mitchell Director of Development Director of Admissions! Special Assistant to Presi- Recruitment dent Secretary Mrs. Elizabeth Badgette Dr. Kenneth Wilkins Mr. Thalmus Rasulala Mr. R. Andrew McManus Mr. Giles Harris Mr. LeCounte Conaway Mr. David C. Linton Mr. Gary Mayo Mr. Kevin Lyons Miss Cathis Hall Mr. Victor Henderson Miss Sharon Newkirk Miss Debra Moore Alumni!AnnuaI Fund Coor- dinator Cultural Affairs Coordina- tor!Artist in Residence Communications Specialist Communications Specialist Communications Specialist Audio!Video Technician QWSHAJ NOAA Weather Radio NOAA Weather Radio Audio!Video Technician QWSHAJ Supervisor, NOAA Weather Radio Announcer NOAA Announcer NOAA Mr Pat Harris Mrs Constance Mitchell S. Mrs. Debra McManus Mr. Delmar Harris Mrs. Vivian Galbreath Admissions Coordinator Recruiter Secretary!Admissions Recruiter Secretary!Development Mrs. Willie High Associate Professor!English Dr. loseph Griska Associate Professor!English v i I I I X a Mrs. Minnie McMillan Assistant Professor!Art Dr. Robert Hastings Associate Professor!English iw- C041 W Dr. H. Donnell Lewis I Division Chairman Associate Professor!AudioIogy DIVISION O F MUNIQ 4 DON , -'x 3 Miss Floretta Barrett Secretary Dr. Elizabeth Laizner Professor!Foreign language Mr. Horace C. Caple Associate Professor!The- atre Dr. Nancy Ping Associate Professor!Music Dr. David K. Osbome Associate Professor! Speech Pathology Learning Resources Center Mr. Clarence Toomer Director of Library!LRC Miss Raymona A. Media Librarian 'T g ,..-Y lones L Mrs. Marion Bryant Acquisition librarian ' l Miss Robena Bradley Catalog Librarian!Asst. to Director l Mrs. Bernice Rainbow Reference!Serials Librarian XL Miss Beatrice R. Martin Circulation Librarian Miss Lucy Shelton Library Assistant Miss MariAnne Gill Library Secretary ' f if Y Y ff . . - . i Mrs. loan Barrax Mrs. Bessie Mr. Gregory lenklns Mr. Cashwell Carter Mrs. Carolyn lones Ms. Mary Carter E Director, Upward Stringfellow Associate Director! Tutor-Mathematics Counselor!Upward Tutor-English C Bound!RlSE Coordinator of Tuto- Upward Bound Bound - UPWARD BOUNDXRISE I Mrs. Polly Watson Mrs. Laureen Braxton Miss Marie Clark Cashier Cashier Administrative Assistant to Business Manager 7 i L nufarazi i Account: Mr. Arthur Anthony, Mr. Lamma Adams, Computer Center: Mr. Felix Alexander, Director: 5 Mr. lames Gambrell Mrs. Mary Newton, Key Punch Operator: Mr. les- Q sie Humphries ul.. Miss l-Wife HOCUU .. UL4-igh ' A , Mrs. Yvonne loyner Tl'3f1SCfiPi Gefk ' Secretary!Registrar's Office Mr. Rudolph Williams Director!Records 81 Registration l f , 1 ARA Food Service Staff Mr. Walter johnson, Instructor CAPE-Mathematics Mr loseph Lindsey Instructor Mr james McCollum Mr Otlero Okelo Instmctor CAPE Publlc Admlnlstratlon C00'd'n3t0' CAPE Behavioral Science get 'Q Division of Education Mrs. Elizabeth Cofield Professor of Education L. X Mrs. Vivian Sansom Professor of Physical Education Miss Rena Blyther Curriculum Lab Technician Mr. Warren Reynolds Assistant Athletic Director Basketball Coach ways, Mr. Lee A. Royster Physical Education Instructor Track Coach T1 Mrs. Lynn Bitting Women's Athletic Director Dr. William Span Area Coordinato ical Ed.j Athletic Director n r of Health fPhys DIVISION OF HUMAN RESOURCES! HUMAN DEVELOPMENT ' Dr. Robert Williams Division Chairman Dr. I. Beza Associate Professor!Urban Politics , , Dr. Manawar Mustafa Dr. Orus Barker Associate Professor!History Professor!Liberal Studies 8: Religion Dr. Grady Professor of Religion 81 Philosophy Assistant Dean of Students C. Vaughn Witten Mrs. Sharon Brown Behavioral Science Secretary DIVISION OF PRE-PROFESSIONAL STUDIES Dy, Rajendra De Mr. Lawrence Gould Dr. lohn Newell Division Chairman Associate Professor Associate Professor -W Mrs. Carolyn Blaine Mr. lohn Cleveland lnstructor!Math Assistant Professor Mrs. lennie Brown Miss Vickie Abram Mr. Walter Smith Mrs. Sherri Harper Mrs. Mary Lee Miss Lillie Dunn Dr. Mclouis Clayton Miss Regina Phifer Mrs. Louise Lewis Mrs. Rosalie Williams Mr. Robert Simmons Mrs. Carolyn Peebles Mrs. Teresa Herring Mrs. lacqueline Brown Miss Delores Mercer Mr. Bobby Sanders Mrs. Ann Griffin Mrs. Mayme Banks Mrs. Vyneder Bunlvell Mrs. Elnora Kee Mrs. lanice Tomlinson Mr. Theodore Hindsman Mrs. Wanda Abdullah Mr. Fred Langley Mrs. Deborah Closs Mr. William Love Miss Gloria lones Mrs. Hazel Smith Mr. larden Gibson Mrs. Deloris Beard Dr. Blanche Curry Mr. Willie McElroy Dr. Patricia Caple Dr. M.B. Pratt Mrs. Nancy Elliot Dr. Bishetta Merritt Dr. lames Hunt Dr. lohn O'ConneIl Mr. Alfonza Carter Dr. Ivory Lyons Mr. Alexander Okafor Mr. Charles Biney Mr. lerry McLeod Miss loAnn Booth Mrs. Ruby Hargrove Mrs. Martha Cobb Dr. M. Qasim Dr. Kanti Patel Mrs. loAnne Clarke Mr. Charles Brown Dr. Leroy Burton Dr. George Debnam Mr. lames Drew Dr. Tony Flannagan Mrs. Martha Flowers Mr. Shelton Goins ' Dr. Ronald Gaither Dr. Haywood Berton FMY. Marion Goodson Dr. Urabi Mustafa Dr. jesus Farias Dr. Iasper Pressley Dr. Elaine Reichelderfer Dr. Laila Russell Dr. Willie T. Yancey FACULTY 84 STAFF Not Pictured Assistant to Director of Records!Registratlon Secretary!Academic Affairs Secretary!President Administrative Assistant Secretary of Personnel Administrative Assistant to V.P. for University Relations Director of AIDP Director of Counseling Center Coordinator of Career Counseling Tutioral Coordinator RISE Instructor!Director of Chorale Math lnstrutor!RISE Reading Curriculum Specialist Math Curriculum Specialist SecretarylRlSE Director!Men's Residence Director!Women's Residence Women's Residence Counselor Postal Clerk Bookstore Manager Bookstore Assistant Director!FinanciaI Aid Assistant Director!Financial Aid NDSL Officer Financial Aid Secretary Business Manager Purchasing 81 NDSL Clerk Accounting Clerk Director!Graphics Secretary of Graphics Chairperson!Developmental Studies Assistant Professor!Music Professor!Director of Theatre Associate Professor!English Assistant Professor!English Associate Professorfkadio-TV-Film Associate Professorfkeligion Director of Student Teaching Assistant BasketbaIl!VoIleybaIl Coach Division Chairman!Business Business Instructor Business Instructor Business Instmctor Business Instructor Business Instructor Secretary!Division of Business Assistant Professor!BioIogy Professor of Mathematics Speech Pathology 81 Audiology Musicflazz Director Physician Physician Assistant Professor of Music Physician Applied Voice Professor Applied Music Instructor Physician Physician Attomey Chairpersonflntemational Studies Professor!History 81 Urban Politics Associate Professor!Behavi0raI Science Research!Human Development Associate Professor!Psychology Associate Professor!CriminaI lustice ll ug Q0 ...bsgilf 'us 11 I Q..w ,, Ana.. . .,. gy -Ww' A' is N E. x NV iv 1 v ,. ew r gf Wg ' I-fi.: ll- U 'Q vb' . f--,ff 1- ff-1: ,-,ff'f7Yf' 1 -.a .1 ' , 4, if-Q, am-v , 2 -1' , -.wt nur ,, Y 3xfi3.g,.-'gf Q, ff,4A,.Vw,5, In A, .- ,z gf? 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Seniors, as you embark upon that journey into either the world of work or on to higher levels of education, I would like for you to reflect upon what life has been like for you at Shaw. It is my belief that life out- side the campus can be just as enjoyable. For those underclassmen with years to go, l would like for you to be just as concerned now about your future after graduation. If you get an early start in planning that big step, it will be just that much easier for you In closing, I would like to extend the heartiest congratulations to those who have faced the task of achieving a degree, and hope that you will al- ways have faith in your abilities. If there comes a time when you feel that your life is too hard, just go and have a talk with God. Good luck and much success! Cornell Jones lr Cjnlfklfaf ff Senior Class President Class of 1981 An Affinnative Action Equal Opportunity Employer Class Officers sENioRs Stephanie Lumford Secretary Montclair, Nl Suzanne Stanback Miss Senior Philadelphia, PA Not Pictured Roderick Keamey Vice President Franklinton, NC Annie Wallace Corresponding Secretary Grimesland, NC Willie I. Hardee Il Treasurer New Brunswick , Nl . Lu.wfsgah9ff,-li 5-I l CHESTER LAMAR ALLEN Vg-.X 4. 4 , ,A Major: Business Administration Ridgeland, SC KENNETH ARCHIE Major: Business Winston Salem, NC DELORIS ARTIS . .5 Major: Behavorial Science . Wilson, NC l 29 SENIORS PERRY M. BALLENGER Major: Radio-TV-Film Washington, DC TRUDY BARRETT Major: Business Management Grimesland, NC BARBARA BATTLE Major: Behavioral Science Enfield, NC DONNA BATTS Major: Education Rocky Mount, NC W. D. BELTON Major: Behavioral Science CAPE!FayetteviIle, NC IOHN BLACK Major: Business Management CAPE!High Point, NC IUANITA BONDS Major: Public Administration!CriminaI lustice CAPE!FayetteviIIe, NC DOROTHY BRASWELL Major: Public Administration Wilson, NC ROBIN BRIDGES Major: Radio-TV-Film Laurinburg, NC BERNADETTE BROWN Major: Music Westchester, NY MATTIE BROWN Major: Behavioral Science CAPE!KittrelI, NC THOMAS M. BROWN Major: Radio-TV-Film Liberty, NC GBE GLORIA BUCHANON Major: Radio-TV-Film Lilesville, NC A20 IOEL BULLOCK Major: Sociology Washington, DC PHYLLIS LYNN BURRELL Major: Business Administration East Orange, Nl I 1 s ' srl 1 5,1 :ai SENIORS MARC BUTLER Major: Radio-TV-Film Durham, NC KAW CATHERINE CAMPBELL Major: Behavioral Science CAPE!FayetteviIle, NC CYNTHIA CAMPBELL Major: Behavioral Science Laurinburg, NC ALVIN IAWRENCE CHAPMAN Major: Radio-TV-Film Chesterfield, SC AGA IEFFREY CLOUD Major: Business Management Winston Salem, NC IACKIE COLEY Major: Accounting!Business Management Goldsboro, NC IOANNE COURTS Major: Education Reidsville, NC KAREN CUMBO Major: Education Potscasi, NC SANDRA DARENSBURG Major: Human Resource Development CAPE!Kittrell, NC ROSA L. DENNIS Major: Radio-TV-Film Summerton, SC DELORES DOCTOR Major: Biology Walterboro, SC ZQB STANLEY DURHAM Majon Business Management Greenville, SC Groove Phi Gro ARMENTA EATON Major: Business Administration CAPE!KittreIl, NC NORMAN ELLIOTT Major: Radio-TV-Film Smithfield, NC VALERIE ELLIS Major: Education Washington, DC OVC SENIORS HENRY O. EMEZIE Major: Business Imo. State, Nigeria STANLEY ERVIN Major: Health!PhysicaI Education Charlotte, NC CLARA EVANS Major: Behavioral Science CAPE!Fayetteville, NC VANESSA EVANS Major: Behavioral Science Hickory, NC AKA WAYNE EVANS, IR. Major: Accounting!Business Management Wilmington, DE HALBERT FAGIN Major: Biology Mobile, Al D. KEITH FAISON Major: Public Administration Raleigh, NC HERMAN I. FLUITT, IR. Major: Radio-TV-Film Miami, Fl AQA SHERMAINE FRAISER Major: Education Cottageville, SC AKA HELEN FREEMAN Major: Behavioral Science Ahoskie, NC ROBYN GERIDEAU Major: Behavioral Science Walterboro, SC VERONICA GILBERT Major: Accounting!Business Management Coolidge, GA MARCEL GIREUX Major: Business Administration CAPE!FayetteviIle, NC CRAIG E. GLENN Major: Radio-TV-Film Newark, Nl ANNETTE GLOVER Major: Public Administration Durham, NC 15 B'-4' x 1f: ' I I I Eff? i L . SENIORS EDWIN COODALL Major: Music Education Richmond, VA CLEROW GREEN Major: Public Administration!CriminaI lustice CAPE!FayettevilIe, NC PAMELA L. GREEN Major: Criminal lustice Durham, NC CYNTHIA GREGORY Major: Education Frogmore, SC DAPHINE GUNTER Major: Business Administration CAPE!High Point, NC ANTHONY GUNTHER Major: Public Administration CAPE!FayetteviIIe, NC MCARTHUR HAMILTON Major: Biology Ridgeland, SC WILLIE IAMES HARDEE, II Major: Accounting!Business Management New Brunswick, Nl FRED HARRIS Major: Business Administration CAPE!FayetteviIIe, NC KAREN ELIZABETH HAYES Major: Accounting!Business Management Winder, GA DEBORAH L. HENDERSON Major: Business Management!Urban Planning Pelham, NC EPP IAMES K. HERDER Major: Public Administration!CriminaI lustice Philadelphia, PA BLONDIE HICKS Major: Accounting Erwin, NC ERIC HILL Major: Behavioral Science Woodbury, Nl WANDA HINTON Major: Radio-TV-Film Raleigh, NC 33 SENIORS CYNTHIA HOLMES Major: Business Management Goldsboro, NC KAREN HOWARD Major: Accounting!Business Management Gastonia, NC AKA AGNES HUDSON Major: Behavioral Science CAPE!FayetteviIIe, NC BOBBY HYMAN Major: Business Management Bayboro, NC OGBURUBI IBE-URO Major: Engineering Raleigh, NC CASMIR UCHE IHE Major: Business Lagos, Nigeria AMAKA IKWUEZUNMA Major: Business Management!Public Administration Nigeria RONALD K. IACKSON Major: Business Management Chicago, IL ROSE IACKSON Major: Public Administration!CriminaI lustice Whiteville, NC IOE P. IEGBADAI Major: Business Management Liberia CLEVELAND IOHNSON Major: Behavioral Science Raleigh, NC DAVE IOHNSON Major: Business Management Kingston, lamaica Brothers Unlimited GARY L. IOHNSON Major: Behavioral Science Littleton, NC TYRONE IOHNSON Major: Business Management Washington, NC WILLIAM T. IOHNSON Major: Urban Politics Pantego, NC 34 -5' -,-ayfw - --vp- V I t' :H . l I fiikixzi? X ff fu Q 52374 . rf.:-psi:-. - f--- fm- fr-1 5' SENIORS CORNELL H. IONES Major: Biology Richmond, VA QXIIQ KENNETH IUDGE Major: Behavioral Science Midwest City, OKLA. Afi2A RODERICK KEARNEY Major: Radio-TV-Film Franklinton, NC 91141 MARLIN KLINGER Major: Business Management!Economlcs CAPE!FayettevilIe, NC IOHN LAND Major: Business Administration CAPE!FayetteviIIe, NC IESSIE S. LATSON Major: Behavioral Science Tampa, FL EDITH I. LEE Major: Radio-TV-Film Pittsburgh, PA AKA PAULINE R. LEE Major: Business Management CAPE!KittrelI, NC DENISE LEWIS Major: Behavioral Science Goldsboro, NC STEPHANIE LUMFORD Major: Political Science Montclair, NI MERRELL A. LYONS Major: Public Administration Lewiston, NC IOETTE MANIGO Major: Education Walterboro, SC TAMMY MASON Major: Business Management Murfreesboro, NC WILLIAM MATHEWS, IR. Major: Business Management Kingstree, SC CAROLYN MAYFIELD Major: Business Management CAPE!KittreII, NC SENIORS BETTIE W. MC DUFFIE Major: Radio-TV-Film Laurinburg, NC ROBERT MC KETHAN Major: Business Management CAPE!FayetteviIle, NC ALISA MC NAIR Major: Liberal Studies New York, NY F22 VERNETTA MOORE Major: Behavioral Science Roxobel, NC A28 SHIRLEY ROCHE MORGAN Major: Behavioral Science Raleigh, NC THEOPHILUS NWACHUKWU Major: Political Science Raleigh, NC ALICE NYAMADI Major: Business Management Ghana, West Africa ISABELLA ODOM Major: Behavioral Science Monticello, FL EMMANUEL H. OKEREKE Major: Business Management Nigeria RALPH PAGAN Major: Business Administration CAPE!Fayetteville, NC ANGELA PATTERSON Major: Education Gibson, NC BLONDIE PETERSON Major: Behavioral Science Fayetteville, NC MARY R. PETERSON Major: Business Durham, NC EMMA PINCKNEY Major: ACCOUNTINGXBUSINESS MANAGEMENT Ridgeland, SC AKA CAROLYN POPE Major: Business Management St. Clairsville, OH 'Z 15:8-ah4?7 SENIORS CATHERINE REAVIS Mayor Business Management CAPE!KnttreII NC PATRICIA G ROBINSON Major- Business Management New York NY RESUNESTER RODGERS Mayor' Speech Pathology!AudloIogy Reldsvllle NC DORIS RUSSELL Major Health!Physlcal Education Lewlston NC GWENDOLYN SAFFO Major Publlc Admtmstratlon!CnmmaI lustlce Montlcello Fl LOIS E SAPP Mayor' Business Management Clayton NC THEODORE ANTHONY SAVAGE Major Radlo TV Fllm Rocky Mount NC AQA Mayor- Behavioral Science Wilson NC VAN SHARPE Mayor' Radio TV Film Tarboro NC ILSUE SINCLAIR Major Behavioral Sclence CAPE!FayettevlIIe NC SYLVIA D SKEETER Mayor' HeaIth!Phystcal Education Portsmouth VA A20 RANDY SKINNER Major' Muslc Portsmouth VA UNDA SMITH Major Busmess Management CAPE!KxttreII NC BABA SONKO Mayor' Business Management Raleigh NC MAURICE G SPEARS Major Radio TV Fllm Hallsboro NC Alpha Phu Alpha 37 FANNIE SELLERS SENIORS ROSA A. STANBACK Major: Radio-TV-Film Aberdeen, NC LATHRONIA D. STEWART Major: HeaIthlPhysicaI Education Charleston, SC LINDA SUGGS Major: Behavioral Science Farmville, NC ADRIENNE SUMMERS Major: Business Management East Orange, Nl BRENDA F. TAYLOR Major: Radio-TV-Film Henderson, NC MARSHA TAYLOR Major: Biology Portsmouth, VA DENNIS W. THOMAS Major: Business Management Rocky Mount, NC MARY C. THOMAS Major: Business Durham, NC DOZIE ULASI Major: Accounting!Business Management Raleigh, NC STEPHANIE R. VITAL Major: Behavioral Science Whitakers, NC ZQB IOHN D. WAHYON Major: Accounting!Business Management Liberia OLIVIA WALKER Major: Theatre New York, NY STEVE WAYNE WALKER Major: Sociology Franklin, VA ANNIE WALLACE Major: Business Management Grimesland, NC LILLIAN B. WATKINS Major: Business Management CAPE!KittreII, NC Fi' jg: SENIORS PATRICIA A WATSON Mayor Business Management Wmdsor NC CYNTHIA D WILLIAMS Mayor HeaIth!Physucal Educatlon Moncks Corner SC AKA DONNA E WILLIAMS Mayor Engllsh Walterboro SC EDWARD C WILLIAMS Mayor Behavioral Sclence Charleston SC ROBERT L WILLIAMS Mayor Education Laurmburg NC SHIRLEY H WILLIAMS Mayor Behavioral Science Ralelgh NC STANLEY WILLIAMS Fayetteville NC TANYA WILLIAMS Mayor Business Admmlstratlon Newark Nl A20 MELVERLEEN Y WILSON Mayor Public Admmlstratlon Durham NC SAM WOODS Mayor Muslc Education Llllmgton NC PAUL ZIMMER Mayor Behavuoral Science CAPE!Klttrell NC HORACE HENRY Mayor Accountmg!Busmess Management Kingston jamaica Major: Radio-TV-Film Q1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 I i 1 ' 1 1 1 9 1 1 UNIORS ,' wfi. 4,310 K Chnstopher Carter, President N lerome Williams, Treasurer 1 N i , I Dave N.O. Alaugo Victor S. Autry I Not Pictured: 5, Rhonda Davis Secretary Vincent Bates, Vice President Victor Autry, Parliamentarian Kryste' Avery .. ' xv! 9-J 8 'N' 5.4 Wanda E. Bames Chris Carter Glenn Cgle' lr. Kelvin Edwards Vinfenl BMGS Theresa Cartwright Gwen Colleton Pamela Footman Gale Batts Pat Chapman Lillie Council Shirley Fuller IU-in Bussev Edwin Chukwuma Danita Dixon FH- Goldsmith i 1 ' ' I ,ss iii ' J I ,, C-1:.r 'IFS f , ' . .f ' i swf' fl A '1i:..N I 5, l 1 ' :fli 4 1 ,. 17 ' i y I ' - .r -:A If Z? 'aff . 4.4 4' A 3' K f N W., he , A. s..5? 'V X., Meredith Hardee Dwayne O. Hill Charlie lohnson Vance Harris Ena Hillery Emestine lohnson Darrell Hazelton Audrey lames Susan A. Keese Donna Hemphill Angela lefferson Ianice McDonald Andrew Mauldin Cheryl Miller Warren Moore VWllie Moore I 43 A 5 AQ. X , 0 Vxo Alvin Myles Michael Nwosu Brenda Pegues Curtis Riley I 4 1 I 2542 P Q' Q Michael Rochelle David K. Rosby Bartune Siven Brenda Sutton Derrick Taylor Robert Terry lr. Loutenant Tisdell Ellen Vick William Waller Rosa Williams Wanda Whitley CLASS OF '83' J' r O D f2, 'O 429 ic ae io O 06,66 413. 'Ir Valerie Thomas Vice President Pam Pegues Kimberly Pierce Secretary Miss Sophomore T Willie Mae Alsbrooks Annette Autry , 1 V' ' Rf' Y Melessa Avery f f any f ag A-., i 4 K: J as x li 'Psi-ii if Vt ,M . Aileen Green D Q Vivian Gill luanda Gray I. - f' 3 . . '., lf' 4 H .1 x IA .. 1 ,fl f . , '. 9 4 ' , in X1 - fi 7 Tris' n lanice Bennett Milton Boone Stanley Davis Heddie Dawkins 4., 4 Robert Ebron Emmery Evans, lr. Marian D. Gainey I I I I I Brenda Green Dariene Hall Frederick Gordon ff- Lynda Gowdy Margaret Harris Vonda Hayes ff Martha Hunter Comfort lhenacho Edith jones Linda lordan N . -9 ,J 55 is .f .X Heubanetta Pegues Gabe Ogbozor Adebayo Oladoye ' 0 , ,M Q if 1- 4- ' Q H , .. .. 'f I Z 1,1 'QQ' ------1i-- 5' .'-ef' X ' s' I 4 . f K ' ra ri H fwff, '47 , A 44 V ll 31,1 A 4' , all .. UQ!! Tanya Lakes Emma McGill Charles Matthews Marva D. Moore Maurice Moore Shelia Moses Barbara Norton Ronald Powers w 6 Elaine Ratliff Charles Richardson ' I L r fs WJ 1 Anita Smith lames E. Stanton Delores Thomas Ann Wall Mary Washington Yvette Webb lohn Wesley 1 . tar tg. QA FRESHME ,I Pictured left to right: Pamela White, Secretary: Gloria lohnson, Vice Presi- dent: Dexter Alexander, President: Tanya Lawson, Miss Freshman. Za' Q c' - .'9 1' i .gt x e b ,. A ' ig? fl ' sf lwfk Anthony Am1strong ' 5 Hlx i Hal if Leroy Austin Mike Banchley Robert Banks Luvrin Bentley 241 11 Frank R. Bames Qf -vw f 1 f r I X Nts X. B 3 ' I 3 lohn Bland WY' leresa Belcher 'Syl -1-1. 1 Brenda Bostic Tammy Broadie ,,,v l ,. uh.,-nl 'w lacquelyn C. Brock Peggy Bums 1 Blanche Burwell fg-' lames S. Brown Victor Busey Georgia Bennet Sharon Braswell 4' A l N I XXX I N- . Kennice Bullock i ' - Q 4 bw l Stanley Caldwell Wu. i Lena Cason Sharon Chalmers 'A Gregory Daniel Denise Dunston Lawrence Freeman v lacqueline Davis Beverly Durant Alma Fuller David Coble union: .Draper Dwight Dye Kevm Coleman - , . , I, In Rx '. ,. s.,--N, ' ,- , .' if ga C. L I' 1' ......... 1? Q -- Connie lee Dew Q fan! Yvonne Eddings l Mary Games Rosalind Green Margie Ingram -gr Wendy jones Hazel McClure Angela james Mary Kemp Anlionette McWilliams Gloria johnson Simone johnson ,-5 0' jacqueline R. Kennedy Dora Lewis Melvin B. Marley Chike Mbonu Karen Miller Sara Mitchell Donna Mitchener Loretta Moss i 5 3 Iheanji Ngene Sylvester Oparakii Kelvin Parker Warren Parker av -:fl v.'l 1 nh. A 14- - Rx I X1 X 'G Ramona Pearson Tracey Pearson Tony Phillips William Pippen Luv' lacquelin Quick Clarissa Rivers Darna Robinson Davis M. Robinson fi Isa' Q-s Carolyn Shamsuddin Ronald Sharpe Marion Sharpless Kathryn Shields X i s rf' ' lvuix- bs j L.: T F' 2 . L Toni Smith Carolyn Sneed v. i T if ,f f Dexter Terrell Terry Thomas I2 I una I Etim S. Udo Marilyn Vereen Pamela White Belinda VWIey tl L5 Aletha Stephens Leslie S. Taylor . janet Tucker David Udo 'S f '1 ,il Aung' 'P Brenda Walker Wanda Watson Eva Vlhlliams Vickey Yarborough X ko Sv- v- P - . . j 4216, re Alumnl Councll 3' 1, if 4 fg ,, up - unog lauuosxad s,uau1oM 2, Q ' '5 -o J cn 0' 0 'Q Q. 050 '36 QQ W a 'Y' 'D 'B looqag Aepung 5 804-Q 0 15 QQ Q Q. 95 na 4 YJ 5' S. QSO 3 A 3 QQ 2 :S Q9 9 e Q ' 0 .A 'H Z GS. A E S 3' :. 'P 'Q 3 6 E-' 5 -2 2: 1? S E' 'ie 9' 'D C 2. I 3. 1 .SP 2- C 2 .9 'D E 2 S' 5' Q rn 'D 4, S I 5 If f-T Q va N b 2. 3 vw Q Q N rn 2 QS 0 S 5- 5' Q9 S. U P :3 x Q' s 'Q 3 090 4. 44915 xl0oq.maA 8 E' 5 1 smlasunog mad Sz, o . : 3 I!3 SHAW UNIWERSIITY Raleigh, North Carolina 2761 l 191917554800 During the 1980-81 school year, the Shaw Family encountered numerous experiences and situations. We learned that in order to generate change, it is imperative that we work and plan...TOGETHER. It is my belief that this year was one which will enable Shaw University to pre- vail among other colleges and universities in this country. The growth and deve- lopment of Shaw has begun, and will definitely continue! We, the students, realize that the real Shaw University is not the buildings, but the people who ge into those buildings. Therefore, when we take pride in our- selves, we also take pride in Shaw. I extend congratulations to my fellow classmates of the Class of '8l', and I wish the in-coming Student Government Association officers and the Shaw University student body the utmost in productivity and the best in all their future endeavors Sincerely yours, uwzB,ww-AS Maurice Brown SGA President, 1980-81 HStriving Together To Make Things Bettern 5 5 Eve? An Affirmative Af.-mm Eqmz oppmwury Employer I -1- I r - 1 .'l?e-ff, 5 4' s G A1 9 08 F0 F 'a C1 E R s l . - J. 'V 3' ui -A . F Jgitf. 'r'A. ' ,' wi 5.7,--f, Brenda Nelson Vice-President for Extemal Affairs , -1 ,- .FZ Qt!-k,-AL' ' : nr-.-5,-' .5 : 1- iY-,:.f.- Y V..-. ,- .- -x Ayftgl - 4.0, vv-1-1 t- '-2.3 ' yi' '1?-f Y?- .g -A , ,,. .. , , S ,-'5:,r. :fS:?1'i'- ' - .. ,l 4-elf, -3-w-'ALR' ff - .La - fwfr . J, ', ' - 3 v . ' 1.1-31' 'Sf if Maurice Brown President ,1?K - 'L Alvin Chapman Vice-President for lntemal Affairs Bemard McNair Business Manager Not Pictured: Freddie Vareene, Chief lusticep Robin Smith, Secretary. ,w w1M,,'l :'. .- !-.- me ' I 1 - -:Tzu it 4 ,, .. .WW iff ,, 7 f, ,js e ti?-Yfiff ff+1.e?5 :begin .QM ,gn ' .g5:'5- 1 .:' , if - 2 ' A A - 'ff iii'-1 33... - . Alpha Kappa Mu Alpha Epsilon Rho National Honor Society Broadcast Honor Society Phyllis Aytch Vincent Bates loAnn Courts Henry Emezie Veronica Gilbert Edwin Goodall Theophilus Nwachukwu Carolyn Pope Resunester Rogers Gwendolyn Saffo Van I. Sharpe Sylvia Skeeter Darlene Vinson Elmina Walker lacquelyn Young Thomas M. Brown Marc Butler Alvin Chapman LeCounte Conaway' Melanie Credle Giles Harris' Edith I. Lee Robert McManus' Tracy Melton Bishetta D. Merritt' Brenda Nelson Angela Reid Theodore Savage Van I. Sharpe Michelle Sneed Paul Vandergrift, lr. 'Professional memb EFS Beta Kappa Chi Alpha Chi Scientific Honor Society H0n0r Society Comell jones Ogeurubi Uro L. Ibe-Uro Henry Emezie Veronica T. Gilbert Edwin Goodall Daphine Gunter Carmen Harris Doretha Headen Agnes Hudson Casmir Uche Ibe Amaka Ikwuezunma Carolyn R. Pope Resunester Rogers Gwendolyn Saffo Van I. Sharpe B. Preston Sims William Spivey Linda F. Suggs Darlene Vinson lacquelyn Young :ee-me---If ---- - Usher Board Christian Fellowship Choir X5- awus... - OIGQA P1 gt Q. Q' 1 L is K E 5' Tj, 1- Q '50 rx ALPHA ETA OMEGA Q' in ,v NAACP ,--N.--I-'-'K' .,'v 4 32+-1' Larrell Pierce, President INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS ORGANIZATION UN QUE ON ERS X HORYL U PNC President: Dennis Breckenridge Vice President: Rhonda Milton Secretary: lanice McDonald L, .ii:'l,f s ' I 1 l Treasurer: Debra Fortune P42 :ff 5 I. Aff? if s ' I af ,Q Cleveland johnson, President Men's Personnel Council W s '1 QNXNS Q0 six OS gxx 1 .Q 4 I -qtiw J CRIMINAL IUSTICE ASSOCIATION THE BUSINESS CLUB ., I1 1' 5 . , . nvfr ,K nv' 1'ifig'g.g ff.. : ' 3 ' 71 PEER COUNSELORS ORGANIZATION MAIORETTES FLAG GIRLS Marsha Taylor Donna Williams Kryste' Avery Theresa Cartwright Sheba Faulk Gloria lohnson Danita Dixon Cheryl Miller Antionette McWilliams Pamela White Sandra Ray Sandra Gwen Kathye Lytle Tanya Lawson Tanya I.akes Emily Curtas Maloney Brewer Cynthia Austin Kathy Shields ludy Robinson ,vw M , -Y ' 'wi fi : X . ' I iQ'r 1 L, , Q 5.-:' - 'Q i I:. X- 3.-I ' ,. lg xx, . ffbx 4 X ' . 5, 4 f fd -1w:', 'f-2 ' 'QJSS A I' 1 Ql- l V :F V. ' , , - , , 1, 1 . v -, -4 . ' y' 5' J. f Y' ff 'Wm 12:3-.-,. ' f V T? ' 2? :ffl N Q: mga ' 14. 52 1 N J ',Y ' -A -' 1: ffm, 3: 2- N QP .. ,f - ff ,,,:,fQ3.g Eg- - ' -i Y- ' ., .. ' , nfigkg :lf 211' :wfn t?'?5 , sr .--,PN t'---ny v-fr: .. , '. +--w sf 4, .4 . LN:-7 vas. .Y '2f,,15j,. '-' . . f '1+-,fs9T'f,- '- 1 ' --..'i a f'?-'.f.- , sg , 5 ifj3ylj'x'- fig, ,SQL .-. H 93:5-PQ' fbias? .Ek 'S I. A- 'iw ::' ' hit' 2-fv -1- 4, fonts .l.. L- ,vg ,-1 , , ,ffw 1frr'!V7 .jg 'Q X K 'Qi MARCHING BEAR BAND hi i i i .lil and Mr. Willie McElroy, Director Cornell lones, Vincent Bates Drum Majors THE PRICE OF GLORY HIGH F 'S'1,:g' I b 48' S X- 0968. if Mm .S-f' 'P my 1 . .Y .Q-le l ,n f ,., I -. ur nip Danita Dixon ' I il,-wgigx Qvce NHfxg2 mg fm mum, 1 wi J 'ff v THE S AW PL YERS 84 COMPA Y What happens to a dream deferred? Does it dry up Like a raisin in the sun? Or fester like a sore- And then run? Does it stink like rotton meat? Or crust and sugar over- Like a sympy sweet? Maybe it just sags Like a heavy load. OR DOES IT EXPLODE? -Langston Hughes SHAW UNIVERSITY'S DEPARTMENT OF DRAMATIC ART Presents THE SHAW PLAYERS 81 COMPANY In RAISIN Directed by PATRICIA C. CAPLE Starring THALMUS RASULALA Omorro of ROOTS Fame MUSICIANS VWIIie G. McElroy, Musical Director 8: Conductor PERCUSSION Shelton Goins ........ Xylophone, Vibes, Bells, Tympani, Misc. Bobby Quaintence ...... Drums Richard Richardson ..... African Drums WOODWINDS lesse Harris. Alto Sax, Soprano Sax Vincent Bates ............ Tenor Sax Emest Ferron ....... ..... A Ito Sax lacques Ficklin ............ Alto Sax Sandra Hollingswortth ...... Flute Charles Hickman. Baritone Sax BRASS Edwin Goodall ............ Trumpet Randy Skinner ............ Trumpet, French Horn Kenneth Sloan ......... Trombone Douglas Williams .............. Tuba RHYTHM SECTION Maurice Wynn. .... ....... Bass Abraham D. Goldens ..... Guitar Sherree lenkins ................. Piano THE CAST Qin order of appearancej People of the Southside ......... Emestine Davis, Shevin Foster Gary Yates, Bernadette Brown, Otha Francis, Stephanie Pressley, Fred Langley, Wanda Watson, Lisa Roberts, Lorraine Potter, Cheryl Shields, Ronald Powers, Patricia Bates, Calvin Lawson, Barbara Snyder, Patrick Caple, Ladrian Mason, Stephanie Mansfield, Pat Chapman, Oscar Robinson Pusher .......... ........ Oscar Robinson Victim ................... ....... La drian Mason Ruth Younger ........ ......... V alerie Tekosky Travis Younger .......... ................... S teven Dye Mrs. johnson. .... .......................... L adrian Mason Walter Lee Younger ....... THALMUS RASULALA Beneatha Younger ........................ Olivia Walker Lena Younger QMamaJ ......... Connie Mansfield Bar Girls. Barbara Snyder 8: Bernadette Brown Bobo jones ............................... Oscar Robinson Willie Harris .... ..... ........ ........ . ........ S h e vin Foster Bodyguard ........... ........ R obert Williams loseph Asagai ........ ......... G ary L. Yates Pastor ................... ..... P atrick Caple Pastor's Wife ...... ..... W anda Watson Karl Linder ........ ..... P atrick Caple I I I I N -Ps 1, 71. I -vq 'T 'R X . --y'- vv- r , ... --l--v - '- ...J- nina- ill 1 79 X -,via , ' I, 41 . !7Q3:?L' If We shall do good theatre: at a profit if we 1 can, at a loss if we must, but always good theatre. ,vw . 1 A. we x . ....-., ... .7,.,,, 1-. Q 1 2 0 '1 ' 9 lbg, X! c lg X ' 'T'f 1 V 'va' l ' I P ff ! 1 5 y lf! f 1 . 1 I ' A . . 5 , gl ., , ,elf rf ii if ' X5 f - A ..,. I . 4 , ,,,,.,.,,......,,..wwm.-...-...'. ..f...AJ-4..,.... .. ,..,,.. .,.,.yu.e-avxuul. :al If B0 1 9 S 40 PS aw Y O Organizations not Pictured: laycees Men's Personnel Council O'Lords Pre-Alumni Council - Student National Education Association Theological Fraternity United Heritage Choir Brothers Unlimited omen's Residence Advisors Men's Residence Advisors Iacquelyn Young' Rose Williams Emma Pinckney Delores Doctor 'Head Advisors Christopher Carter Cornell jones Kenneth Sloan Q I f F fm V ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA Sorority was founded at Howard University in lanuary, 1908, as the first Greek letter sorority for Black college women. Beta Rho Chapter was founded at Shaw University in 1939. Their principles today are still to cultivate and uphold high scholastic, cultural, social, ethical, and moral standards. ALPHA PHI ALPHA Fraternity was founded on December 4, 1906, on the campus of Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y. They have the distinction of being the first Greek letter fraternity for Black college men. The Beta Rho Chapter was founded at Shaw University in 1936. Alpha men are interested in scholarship, and the pusuit of knowledge. PHI BETA SIGMA Fraternity was founded at Howard University twashington, D. CJ in 1914. Iota Chapter was established in 1919, at Shaw. On campus, the chapter has main- tained esteem through Ieadership and ability. ZETA PHI BETA Sorority was also founded at Howard University, but in 1920. It was the first sorority to be identified as a sister group to a fraternity. Since its founding, Zeta has been dedicated to the ideals of sisterhood and service. Omicron Chapter started on this campus in 1936. Founded at Howard University in 1911, OMEGA PSI PHI Fraternity still exemplifies four principles- Manhood, Scholarship, Perseverance, and Upliftf' Delta Psi Chapter was founded at Shaw University in 1927. DELTA SIGMA THETA was founded in 1913, on the campus of Howard University. The Alpha Rho Chapter was established on this campus in 1933. The principles of sorority are high cultural, intellectual and moral ideas. KAPPA ALPHA PSI Fraternity was founded on lanuary 5, 1911 at Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana. Delta Gamma Chapter was founded in April, 1951 by a group of men whose fundamental purposes were those of intellectual, cultural, and social achievement. Also on campus are: Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, founded in 1922, Iota Phi Lambda So- rority, the organization of Business and Professional Women, the NU GAMMA ALPHA social Brotherhood, and GROOVE PHI GROOVE and GROOVE PHI SOUL Social Fellow- ships. GREEKS GO HAND IN HAND AND ON CAMPUS HERE WE COME PEOPLE GREEK LINES Lili . wg '71 I 1 l 3 1. ' 'l i 2 1 ACs Club Spring 198-0 ' Nw .ui l Pyramid Club Spring 1981 Scrollers Club Spring 1981 J 87 The Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc., was founded in 1906, at Cornell University by seven, young men who dared to dream of being the beginning of black fraternity life. The Beta Rho Chapter consists of twelve, daring brothers led by Alvin Chapman fpresi- dent, and Ron Wright tvice-presidentj. They per- formed numerous service proiects such as: working with the Manson Rest Home, gathering clothes for needy families, raising funds for needy families on holidays, and aiding the families of the Atlanta chil- dren. They were also responsible for organizing a Black Ribbon Campus Campaign. Pictured among the brothers lbelowj is the Honor- able Brother Dan Blue. ltop row centerj Alpha Phi Alpha gs? L. ..J' 5.3 . Visg fxf'1f ' vi V- io I' KA .-Q15 X O4,O ALPHA PPA ALPHA Vfuveo SNSM 'f '35 003 , ,so 0 94+ ., nw 4, OMEGA P I PHI U 0 x 'J 0 1 1 P 0.90 if x X 1-, L C2 C' if f' 0 C2 .L 'W XO! .j ,F -' a 9 V 'lmkk 5 I I S 4 ,J ,ff J' ll' Ill.. ll f l 1 'Sufi . u A 11.2 1. ' Q hw? Q5 Piiegv l .ful ,.f' a I Il llll . E: 4 'wus-ei-----7-3: .' 4 1 . 419- QQ i .' .-,Huis - '2 1 2-Q.e-.-2 VV G 'HCA vm-xi. 'Z Y E -.3--A-. .- qasf' - , , ff DELTA SIGMA THETA ,r '?1'!w':, ' any , fm div - PHI BETA SIGMA i QQ bl M E ff ' W Of 1 merica ision makers ure dec '5 Ll- X r SO GLAD TO BE A SHAW BEAR ONLY THE STRONG SURVIVE SHAW UNIVERSITY RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA Y , lr v rw 941- - - SHAW UNIVERSITY A MONUMENT TO EDUCATIONAL INNOVATION FACTS . . . In 1875, Shaw Collegiate Institute became the SHAW UNIVERSITY. ' ln 1873, Estey -Seminary was erected. It is the first build- ing to be built for the education of colored females. Estey still stands today on the campus of Shaw Universi- ty. The first class of Physicians to graduate from the Leon- ard Medical School was in 1886. The school was opened on the Shaw campus in 1881. A School of Pharmacy was established in 1890. The first graduating class left in 1895. The School of Law was opened on December 11, 1888. The first graduates were of the class of 1890. Henry Martin Tupper, founder of the Shaw University, died on November 12, 1893. He was buried on the campus at his own request. Shaw University has been called The Mother of Negro Education in North Carolina. SHAW UNIVERSITY PRESIDENTS 1865-HENRY M. TUPPER ....... ....... 1 981-STANLEY H. SMITH 1865-1893 HENRY MARTIN TUPPER 1893 N.F. ROBERTS-ACTING PRESIDENT 1894-1919 CHARLES F. MESERVE 1920-1931 IOSEPH L. PEACOCK 1931-1936 WILLIAM S. NELSON-FIRST NEGRO PRESIDENT 1936-1950 ROBERT P. DANIELS 1950-1951 WILLIAM R. STRASSNER-ACTING PRESIDENT 1951-1962 WILLIAM R. STRASSNER-PRESIDENT 1962-1963 NELSON HARRIS, INTERIM PRESIDENT 1963-1969 IAMES E. CHEEK-FIRST ALUMNUS TO HEAD THE UNIVERSITY 1969-1971 KING V. CHEEK 1971-1976 I. ARCHIE HARGRAVES 1976-1977 RICHARD FIELDS, ACTING PRESIDENT 1977-1978 IOHN FLEMMlNG+INTERIM PRESIDENT 1978- STANLEY H. SMITH SHAW UNI v CENTRAL INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHL V i!ERSITY'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATICN TICS ,., D K.:n:. . , 4 f - I n 1 if Wu X HUME Vg V S . cf 0 4 5' X . 50 1 Q K 7 V Add ' . , pi XS. H P 'B 4 . ' - 3' -fra F: ss 5 T 7 Y Y- 'Q Eng 5Ay.l'N fu! 613.311 '9' 2 nb 513951 31 sk it 1 1 4: in Q NAME Gary Lewis 'Charlie Patterson Dooley jackson Dave johnson Donald Tanner Bonnie Tanner Carl Lacy Willie Wyatt Ricky Phillips loshua Tatum Pete McFarland Calvin Pipkin Christopher lones Lester Harris Victor Blakley Gerard Hackett Horace Henry 'Captain SHAW U IVERSITY 1980-81 BASKETBALL ROSTER POS G-F G G-F F C F G C C G G G-F G C G-F G F HCT WCT 6'9 2 15 6'9 2 10 6'5 190 6'6 200 6'9 220 6'8 210 6'2 180 7' 220 6'9 220 6'5 190 5'9 160 6'5 180 6'4 180 6'4 205 6'5 185 6'3 188 6'6 190 H.S.fHometown Farregnt Chicago, IL Red Springs Red Springs, NC Franklin Lane Brooklyn, NY Calabar Kingston, IA Clinton LC. Marshville, NC Clinton l.C. Marshville, NC Overbrook Phila., PA Farregnt Chicago, IL Tarboro Tarboro, NC Thomas lefferson Port Arthur, TX Laurinburg Inst. Laurinburg, NC Scotland Laurinburg, NC Nashville Nashville, NC Newark, Nl George Washington Manhattan, NY Concord Wilmington, DE Calabar Kingston, IA Date Nov. 22 25 29 Dec. 2 5-6 8 11 13 lan. 7 10 12 17 19 23 27 31 Feb. 3 11 16 21 24 26-27- 28 SHAW UNIVERSITY 1980-814 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Opponent Clark College Barber Scotia E St. PauI's College Hampton Institute Bull City Classic Virginia State College Fayetteville State N.C. Central University Livingstone College l.C. Smith University Atlanta Christian N.C. Central University Elizabeth City State Winston-Salem State l.C. Smith University ' Bowie State College St. Augustine College' Norfolc State University Winston-Salem State Fayetteville State Virginia Union College CIAA Tournament Site Atlanta Raleigh Raleigh Hampton Durham Raleigh Fayetteville Raleigh Raleigh Raleigh Raleigh Durham Raleigh Raleigh Charlotte Bowie Raleigh Norfolk W-S Raleigh Richmond Norfolk Scope 'lime lktll p.m 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m 8:00 p.m 8:00 p.m 8:00 p.m 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m 8:00 p.m 8:00 p.m: 8:00 p.m 8:00 p.m 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 82M p.m. ,J '25 X v K r . ' , , X if 55 lag' V' 2, 32 N L F' gf ll 6 --I f - , l f Nr.- M CL' ' w X auf! 'I ui t : . ff.. f- 2 , .X 1 ui 4 ,, ' :ff . wf vf My , Q' ' ' 1 i ku 11.1. Y -u' 1 ly - X., , . 1 4'k .0 s Q ,J ? ,A i st A .QR 4 454 mg' U4 ix LP I 1' G8 1 2, IX E S hu,- i'. ....- 1980-81 SHAW UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S BASKETBALL ROSTER NAME POS HCT Anderson, Renata G!F 5'6 Batts, Gale C 5'10 Bellamy, Patricia F!C 5'11 Buie, Betty G 5'6 Cotton, Cheryl GXF 5'7 Daniels, Raychone F 5'10 Freeman, Helen F 5'10 Gerideau, Robyn G 5'2 Herman, Sharon G 5'6 Kemp, Mary C 6'0 0'NeaI, Ingrid G 5'5 Pinckney, Emma F 5'8 Smith, Sharon F!G 5'10 Tabb, Lynne G 5'5 Vassell, Marva G 5'6 William Spann, Athletic Director lynn Bitting, Coordinator Women's Athletics Gregory lenkins, Head Coach David Kearse, Student Assistant Faith lones, Statistician Leresa Belcher, Manager WGT 135 14-0 160 134 12B 140 160 110 130 136 120 139 142 135 120 HIGH SCHOOL Lafayette C. B. Aycock Dillard Dillon Marshall Walker Fairmont Bertie Walterboro William Maxwell Miami Edison Pantego Ridgeland Terry Sanford Lafayette Edison HOMETOWN Williamsburg, Va. Pikeville, N. C. Fort Lauderdale, Fl Hamer, S. C. Richmond, Va. Washington, D. C. Ahoskie, N. C. Walterboro, S. C. Brooklyn, N. Y. Miami, Fl. Pantego, N. C. Ridgeland, S. C. Fayetteville, N. C. Williamsburg, Va. Miami, FI fSophomorej Raleigh, N.C. Uuniorj Washington, D.C. fFreshmanJ lacksonville, N.C November December lanuary February SHAW UNIVERSITY woMEN s BASKETBALL SCHEDULE A8rT Unlv St Paul s College N C C U lwmgstone Atlantlc Chrlstlan Garner Webb N C C U I C Smlth UNC Wllmmgton Fayetteville State Campbell College Winston Salem IC Smlth Fayettevllle State 'St Augustine Campbell College llvmgstone Atlantnc Chnstlan St Augustine Wmston Salem 20-12 CIAA Toumament Gregory lenkms Head Coach 1980 81 Raleigh N C Ralelgh N C Durham N C Raleigh Ralelgh Raleigh Raleigh Ralelgh Raleigh Ralergh, N C Ralergh N C Raleigh, N C Charlotte N C Fayetteville N C Ralelgh N C Bules Creek N C Salusbury N C Wilson N C Raleigh N C Wmston Salem N C Dr Wllllam Athletlc Dar 530pm 530 pm 530pm 530 pm 530 pm 530 pm 530 pm 530 pm 530 pm 530 pm 700 pm 5'00pm 550 pm 700pm 630 pm 7-00pm 500 pm 700 pm S'00pm S30pm M Spann ector I 21 ' . ' , . . : . . 25 . ' ' , . . : . . 2 .... , . . : . . 4 ' ' ' , N.C. : . . 10 ' ' ' ' , N.C. : . . 11 - ' , N.C. : . . 13 .... ' , N.C. : . . 10 . . ' ' , N.C. : . . 14 - ' ' ' , N.C. : . . 19 Elizabeth City Raleigh, N.C. 5:30 p.m. 21 ' , . . : . . 23 - ' . . . . . 27 . . ' , . . : . . 29 ' ' , . . : . . 3 . ' ' , . . : . . 5 ' , . . . . . 9 ' ' ' , . . : . . 11 ' ' ' , . . : . . 13 . ' ' , . . . . . 16 ' - ' - , . . : . . ' 6 3 Ya' S no---f u i SRI 4? iw- x A ,,,. f LA -. Cn. f- H., . 1 l'x pg- vffvvl 1 J -A 4 A - ' I ' ff n-'pf-:- L5e- ' 'Wgffv QU- :gg .321 ,Z -9-K kg 7 gl-, IL-'Safari ,.- .N 'fl' ,A ff: - 55.31. - 1, 1, , ,, .,fw , ,,.g. LJ' 7 1,,. 4' ue M -. '-Q ww-H r . -22, N-XME Alford, Carlos Biven, Stanley Cass, Marte Howard, Reginald Hurtt, Kenneth Parks, Timothy Warren, Tyrone 19-MEN'S TENNIS ROSTER-81 SHAW UNIVERSITY HT, 5'9 5'7 6'2 6'0 5'11 5f7,, 5,110 I Raleigh, NC HIGH SCHOOL Parkdale Sr. West Fulton Wilson Dobbins Patrick Henry Martin Cty. New Hanover HOMETOVVN Palmer Park, Md Atlanta, Ga. Florence, S.C. Phil., Pa. Roanoke, Va. Stuart, FI. Wilmington, N.C v., Y - V -- v- 315 'H' ' V I -- ,-,N ,. -., ,I A '- A V , - A Q. ' max- - 1. V , -u-its-i. ilu ., ' - JA- .. h , J ia fa... ii ,-- ,A '-.10 - , --j.. -r I I - 'U -h -,..t?'Yi- . ---.. -7. 3 V 'st-.' ' ' -.4 . l.- 5' Q ,Jo 4 4 3 e O Q. 1-- ,'. ,, f-- fx '-j 4'1'QJ.. 5? . .w,.-1... BASIC RULES Soccer is played on a field with a length of not more than 120 yards or less than 110 yards, and a width of not more than 75 yards or less than 65 yards. The field is marked with distinctive lines, called touchlines. Soccer is played with 11 men on each team and consists of four equal periods, each 22 minutes long. A referee and two Iinemen officiate. A goal is scored when the whole of the ball has passed over the goal line, between the goal posts and under the crossbar, provided it has not been thrown, carried or propelled by hand or arm, or carried by a player of the attacking side. A goal counts for one point. SHAW UNIVERSITY BEARS Players Ahmad Al-Zabi Sami Mahmoud Talal Younes Abdulla AI-Sharhon Sueiman Bahzad Mohamad Mobarak Wajdi Asad Wajdi Asad Waleed Al-Shurian Essa AI-Shaikh Adnan AI-Hemeli Ayad AI-Khalid Barrak Al-Subaih Mohamad AI-Marshad Reda Behzad lasem Karafi Charles Ibegiako Mohamad Al-Awardi Positions Left Back Center Front Wing Left Wing Right Back Left Back Center Right Front Wing Right Wing Goalie Center Center Left Front Wing Right Back Center Right Back Front Wing COACH is-.2- 1 I. .ivy , FX- 'M' l . ' J 1 I ' nf J 1 '- yki-j.' 1 : ' f 5 NAME Bell, Darryl I. Boone, Milton Carter, Terrence P. Coleman, lerry L. Davis, Michael M. Dodd, Orlando Gravely, Lloyd Greene, Anthony R. Hocutt, Keith Lee, jeffrey Ottley, loel Randolph, Edward Wilkins, Kenneth Worrell, Steven 7 I , n 1 . SHAW UNIVERSITY 1980-81 BASEBALL TEAM ROSTER CLASS POS. HIGH SCHOOL Soph. RF Norwalk Soph. C Mount St. loseph Soph. P Martinsville Fr. P!3rd St. Benedict's lr. LF Hales Franciscan Fr. LF Reidsville Fr. SS Laurel Park Fr. 2nd Fr. P Smithfield Selma Sr. 1st Ribault Fr. RF Fr. 2nd l.F. Kennedy Fr. LF Statesville Fr. 2nd Bayside Theodore Powell, Head Coach Dr. William Spann, Athletic Director HOMETOWN Norwalk, CT Baltimore, MD Martinsville, VA Newark, Nl Chicago, IL Reidsville, NC Martinsville, VA Camden, SC Smithfield, NC jacksonville, FL Bronx, NY Richmond, VA Statesville, NC Cambria Hts., Queens, NY SHAW UNIVERSITY BASEBALL SCHEDULE 1981 March 11 Atlantic Christian Wilson, N.C. 1:00 p.m. QDHJ 14 Delaware State Raleigh, N.C. 2:00 p.m. 18 St. Augustine's Raleigh, N.C. 2:00 p.m. 21 A84T College Raleigh, N.C. 1:00 p.m.QDHj 24 UNC-Greensboro Greensboro, N.C. 1:00 p.m. 27 Stockton College Raleigh, N.C. 2:00 p.m. April 2 St. PauI's Raleigh, N.C. 1:00 p.m.fDHj 5 Elon College Raleigh, N.C. 1:00 p.m.QDHJ 7 ALT College Greensboro, N.C. 1:00 p.m.QDHj 10 Norfolk State Col. Raleigh, N.C. 1:00 p.m. 11 St. Augustine's Raleigh, N.C. 2:00 p.m. 13 Norfolk State Col Norfolk, Va. 1:30 p.m. 22 Davis 81 Elkins Raleigh, N.C. 1:00 p.m. 23 UNC-Greensboro Raleigh, N.C. 1:00 p.m. Theodore Powell, lr. Dr. William M. Spann Head Baseball Coach Athletic Director NAME Bellamy, Patricia Cameron, Winifred T. Chalmers, Sharon A. Dunlap, Sharon Green, Arlene Hamilton, Mary Kage, Gloria Kelly, Serona Matthews, Elvalorie Robinson, Yvonne Sullivan, Marthena Tabb, Charilla Taylor, Marsha Watson, Patricia Williams, Carrie SHAW UNIVERSITY 1980-81 SOFTBALL TEAM ROSTER CLASS POS HIGH SCHOOL lr. 2nd Dillard lr. OF Enfvin Fr. PXOF Pinecrest Fr. P!OF Lee Soph. 1st lohn Marshall Fr. SS Ridgeland Fr. 1st!3rd Weequahic Fr. 1st!3rd Charlottesville lr. C Broughton lr. 3rd McKinley Tech Fr. OF Hillcrest lr. PXOF Lafayette Sr. SS I. C. Norcom Sr. OF Bertie Sr. SSXOF Pine Hill Mrs. Lynn Bitting, Coach Dr. William Spann, Athletic Director HOMETOWN Ft. Lauderdale, FLA Erwin, NC Southern Pines, NC Colon, NC Richmond, VA Ridgeland, SC Newark, Nl Charlottesville, VA Raleigh, NC Washington, DC Simpsonville, NC Williamsburg, VA Portsmouth, VA Windsor, NC Alberta, Ala GOLF SCHEDULE 1980-81 March 23-24 Capital City Invitational l.C. Smith, Llvingstone. Fayetteville State Va. State St. Augustine College April 4-5 Petersburg Classic Va. State Fayetteville State Livingstone College l.C. Smith Univ. St. Augustine College Va. Union University April 11-12 Livingstone College Classic Fayetteville State St. Augustine College l.C. Smith Univ. Livingstone College Va. State Univ. May 2-3 CIAA Championship Mr. lerry McLeod Head Golf Coach Q919j 755-4839 Raleigh, N.C. 9:30 a.m Petersburg, Va. 9:30 a.m Salisbury, N.C. 9:30 a.m Elizabeth City, N.C. 9:30 a.m Dr. William M. Spann Athletic Director t919j 755-4978 5 2 i SHAW UNIVERSITY 1980-8 1 TRACK SCHEDULE Institution Campbell Invitational Pembroke Invitational Fayetteville State Hampton Institute Saint Augustine Shaw University St. Augustine, Shaw, Va. State, Hampton NAIA District Meet CIAA Conference Campbell Invitational Iohnson C. Smith Hampton Institute Elizabeth City State W 81 M College Colonial CIAA Southern Division CIAA Conference William 81 Mary CIAA Indoor CROSS COUNTRY Location Buies Creek, NC Pembroke, NC Fayetteville, NC Hampton, Va. Raleigh, NC Pembroke, NC OUTDOOR TRACK Buies Creek, NC Charlotte, NC Hampton, Va. Elizabeth City, NC Williamsburg, Va. Winston-Salem, NC Elizabeth City, NC Indoor Track Williamsburg, Va. TBA Mr. Lee A. Royster, Head Track Coach Dr. William Spann, Athletic Director Date 6 Sept. 80 20 Sept. 80 27 Sept. 80 4 Oct. 80 13 Sept. so 18 Oct. 80 1 Nov. 80 11 Mar. 81 11 Apr. 81 21 Mar. 81 25 Mar. 81 4 Apr. 81 6 May 81 10 May 81 6 Dec. 80 7 Mar. 80 -Q ',,,-Q J, if i fs I fi NAME Anderson, Renata Autry, Victor L. Avery, Melessa Batts, Gail Boykins, Agnes A. Buie, Betty I. Burrell, Cornell Colbert, Ronnie F. Ervin, Stanley O. Henderson, Sherman Holmes, Kirk Howard, Lorenza Kemp, Mary Mason, Ladrian Matthews, William Nichols, Cynthia Owens, Linda Pigford, Pamela Pippen, William E. Tabb, Charilla Thomas, Mignonetta Tomlin, Angela Vassell, Marva Ward, Oscar Williams, Cathy M. Williams, Duncan SHAW UNIVERSITY OUTDOOR TRACK ROSTER CLASS FL H. Soph. Soph. Soph. Soph. SL FL H. Soph Soph. FL FL FL SL FL Soph. FL FL IL Soph. FL FL Soph. IL SL Mr. Lee A. Royster, Track Coach Dr. William Spaan, Athletic Director HIGH SCHOOL Lafayette Cape Fear B.T. Washington C.B. Aycock Manor Dillon Weequahic Culpepper Myer's Park Terry Sanford East Tech Bartow Miami Edison Teadwell Kingstree Hoggard Martin Van Buren Hoggard Tarboro Lafayette Albermarle New Hanover Miami Edison Webb Senior Hoggard Wm. Fleming HOMETOWN Williamsburg, Va Fayetteville, NC Atlanta, GA Pikeville, NC Portsmouth, Va Hamer, SC Newark, Nl Culpepper, VA Charlotte, NC Fayetteville, NC Cleveland, Ohio Bartow, FL Miami, FL Memphis, TN Kingstree, SC Wilmington, NC larvisburg, NC Wilmington, NC Tarboro, NC Williamsburg, VA Esmont, VA Wilmington, NC Miami, FL Oxford, NC Wilmington, NC Roanoke, VA SHAW UNIVERSITY 1980 81 MEN S VOLLEYBALL ROSTER NAME CLASS Carter Lloyd D Colbert Ronnie Dlxon lames Dodd Orlando Fellx Authur W Gravely Lloyd S Langley Edward Lancaster Mark L Mr Al Carter Head Coach Dr Wllllam Spann Athletlc Director HIGH SCHOOL Martlnsvllle Culpepper Scotland Reldsvllle jefferson County Laurel Park Whltevllle SHAW UNIVERSITY Men s Volleyball Tentatlve Schedule Chavls Comm Center Danville Y M C A Frlendshlp College Martlnsvllle Resource Cente Central YMCA Chavls Comm Center Danvllle YMCA' Danvllle YMCA Cllnton lr College Double Header' Mr AI Carter Head Coach f919j 755 4868 1981 Sept Home Sept Away Sept Home Sept Away Sept Away Sept Home Sept Away Oc Home Oc Home Dr Wllllam M Spann Athletlc Dlrector t919j 755 4978 HOMETOWN Martlnsvllle Va Culpepper Va Laurenburg NC Reldsvllle NC Lamont Fl Martlnsvllle Va Whltevllle NC Tarboro NC 400600 500500 I , . Fr. ' ' ' ' , . , ' F. Fr. , , ' , Fr. , , Fr. . . . . , ' , . Fr. , . , . Fr. ' ' , , I Fr. . . . . ' , . Fr. , , . Clinton lr. College' Sept. Away 4:00-6:00 ' . . 6:00 ' . . . . . 6:00 ' ' . 5:00 ' ' r ' . : -: . 5:00 ' . . 5:00 ' . 3:00 ' t. : -: ' . t. 5:00 1980-81 S AW UNIVERSITY SHAW UNIVERSITY Women's Volleyball Schedule Women's Volleyball Roster 1980-81 N-XME CLASS HICH SCHOOL HOMETOWN Sept. 16 Elon College Elon 22 Wilmingtonfliayetteville Home Alston, Marion Fr. Durham Durham, NC 29 A 8' T Unn'e 5nY Home Bellamy, Patricia lr. Dillard rl. Lauderdale, Fl Off- 1 N-C-C'U'ff'iHbff'h GW Home Cotton, Cheryl K. Fr. Maggie Walker Richmond, Va 3 F3Yen9V'n9 Fnenevnle Daniels, Raychon Soph. Fairmont Washington, DC 9 Win5t0n'53'e'nfNCCU Dnfnafn Green, Arlene M. Fr. john Marshall Richmond, Va 14 Cftawba Livingston Hamilton, Mary A. Fr. Ridgeland Ridgeland, SC 16 W'nSf0n-Sa'emfSf- Aus- Home Harris, Barbara Soph. Scotland Laurinburg, NC 24 EIOnfAtI3l'llIC Chl'ISII3I'I HOIYIE Matthews, Elvalorie lr. Needham 28 Pembroke!St. Augustine St. Aug. Broughton Raleigh, NC Oct. 31 8r CIAA Volleyball Tour- Durham Middleton, Shirley rr. M. l. King New York, NY NOV- 11 30 namfn' NCCU Robinson, Yvonne lr. McKinley Tech Washington, DC NOV' 3 Atlantic Christian Wilson Vassell, Marva lc. rr. Miami Edison N, Miami Bch, Fl ll CU'if0'dfUNC-Chapel Hill Gvlifofd Williams, Carrie D. lr. Pine Hill Alberta, Ga 13-1445 NCMAW State Tournament Mrs. Lynn Bitting, Head Coach Ms. Lynn Bitting Dr. William 6:00 p.m 6:00 p.m 5:30 p.m 6:00 p.m 6:00 p.m 6:00 p.m 6:00 p.m 6:00 p.m 6:00 p.m 6:00 p.m 6:00 p.m 6:00 p.m 6:30 p.m M. Spann Dr. William Spann, Athletic Director Coach Alhlgtiq Director 4 4 9 P9 fi ' out-9 V I, -1 ' 'll -I tv 2 S. ' ,5 ' fb' 3 2 Q9 .,-Agunw, 1-rl,x 5501 ,K gl .,'- f af is A- 4 ,mx 'Q Q Y tif'-12 S 'v ,E Qi' A r 551.5 -9 . H ' . ,. M I 1 jx if .I M ,o ' . A N a 4' ,Q 1 P A 1 J . . y, . 3 Q '7 ' I x . . R ' 3 . ' i1,S'lf ' AX ,ls,'?'. + , 1 5 1 at-it , 9 is 1 oqgadx Q. Sekixob New .gg-ag 59945 9, mods . . . XYXY, Y ps COMING HCME TO . . ,.? gk .ff . -W- - Li-. ' xv 2 :-. 1 ...rf ... ny. '55 .' Qi, Tl? , T um Jr. Y' V? H593 .aj Qi? f I J I Q . If ? X , X . 4 9 I ', W. 7. 'rf ,5 . 5 'W ,,,. O f f I , f .bf .vu sua! 3: S , 11.90 W '65 wsu' ,N ,ri-41 'lb-P Q' 'I ' K ., Miss Shaw University 1981, Miss Donna Batts, with the aid of Student Body President Maurice Brown, places a wreath on the grave of Shaw University Founder, Dr. Henry Martin Tupper. This graveside ceremony preceeds the Founder's Day Convocation and serves to officially commence the observance of F0under's Day. V N .J if 5, , Homecoming serves a dual purpose. Not only do the Alumni take this opportunity to reaquaint themselves with former friends and their Alma Mater, but they also use the occasion to have National Alumni meetings, select National officers, and a Miss Alumni. Alumni from across the nation and around the world converge upon Shaw University for this event. Pictured above Qupper rightj are outgoing National Alumni Association President Rev. Ralph Grant and Recording Secre- tary Mrs. Helen Stone, along with Dr. Stanley Smith. Above left, Mrs. Susie Perry addresses alumni at a National Alumni Association meeting, and, above right, Rev. Grant is pictured again with Miss Alumni, Miss Ella Brewer. NNUAL ALUM I BANQUET The Annual Alumni Banquet was held on Friday, Nov. 14 in the Student Union Ballroom. At the banquet, Miss Alumni and her Attendants were presented. Also at the banquet, Achievement Award Winners were honored. In- cluded in the award winners were Mr. lsreal B. Singleton, recipient of the Henry Martin Tupper Award, and ludge Stafford G. Bullock, recipient of the Elijah Shaw Award. We at Shaw were proud to honor a special group of Uni- versity employees at the banquet. Mrs. Martha Wheeler, Mrs. Elnora Kee, Mrs. Elizabeth Cofield, Mrs. Beatrice Mar- tin, and Mrs. Roberta Floyd were cited for 30 years of ser- vice to the University. -- 'f'iiff? 53? f1.TE1-f?'Yi QQ .. U -. 4- ,4,.uLAh, M ., ,.-.wtf ,, ,.... gn L Z, .wg y . N U X. x l. ,- WJ ' tu 'li' 4.-. A' lv!- CUZ-ZOGPHZOI C52-ZCDFUPHZOI :Umr'5r'5O F MISS HOMECOMING 1980-81 Our Miss Homecoming 1980 is Miss Vanessa Evans. She hails from Hickory, N.C., where she made history at her high school by be- coming the first Black Homecoming queen. At Shaw University, Vanessa is a senior majoring in Psychology. She plans to persue further studies in Rehabilatative Counseling. She has been very active in various campus organizations. Vanessa has served as Sopho- more class treasurer and represented the lu- nior class as Miss lunior. Vanessa is also a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Vanessa has recently graduated from Shaw with honors and has been selected by the National Register as an Outstanding College Graduate. Ms. Evans is an asset to Shaw University and the student body is proud to have had her represent them as Miss Homecoming. M SS ALUMNI 1980 Miss Ella Brewer x. Z M ' ,, Qu- Qi I Miss Alumni 1980, Miss Ella Brewer, is a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated and represents the Washington, D. C. Chapter of the National Alumni Association. She is a 1974 graduate of Shaw University. She is pictured here with Dr. Stanley Smith and Mr. Isreal B. Singleton, President of the Nation- al Alumni Association. I Cm., CCRO ATIO A. -, ? J., wr ' .f.'54 rf- , . ,QQ ,- 35.4 ' !f , ' I F1353 f: '. , ki .- 1 11, .ir Y A V i .- 1 - Ab '1 ' gf - '- -a f Q -' ?'fJf-121255. 5 ,. .A 5. PM , ' ,P-it 1 , ':. '- liff253ff - 4 :5i5.f P 'K I Wllwiv :il -3:3 Y V1 lx' ' ' I A17 ' 1 2 1, fg. f - gl- : .f 6-1 V Q 5' fi A1 Li 5 f 4 'E' ,E I Q is ,wx si if + X I 0 sf' Q ,,...r MISS SHAW MS DONNA UNIVERSITY 1980-81 .B TTS LJW iff u J' . .A , 3 df Y 1 X, ig! f ,C z Ms. Donna R. Batts, a senior majoring in Early Childhood Education was elected Miss Shaw University 1980-81 by the student body of Shaw University. Ms. Batts is a 1977 graduate of West Edgecombe Senior High School, where she was a very active participant in school activities. Here, at Shaw, Donna has continued her career of outstanding ser- vice. She has received various service awards from the University, and has served in the capacities of Miss Freshman in 1977-78, and as- sistant secretary for the Student Activities Committee. Even though Donna invests much of her time in service to the Uni- versity, she also manages to invest enough time in her studies to make the National Dean's List and maintain an academic average that qualifies her to be an honor student. Ultimately, Donna plans to earn the Ph.D. degree in Education and Therapy. X DONNA R T s SHAW umumsnv ATTENDANTS TO MISS SHAW W pf . AQ, sf '. 'if' B! I 5 xx HH.: First Attendant to Miss Shaw Bernadette Brown Second Attendant to Miss Shaw Emma Pinckney Donna R. Batts Miss Shaw University lanice Bennett Miss O'Lords ALL THE WAY ACROSS A CONTINENT FROM THE AFRICAN MOTHERLAND PROUDLY YOU STAND. . . Bernadette Brown Miss Alpha Phi Alpha 9 4 '. Q T W' LPx,V w Q A A L .I - v Pr Theresa Ca Miss Bfack I-twfkht !-4-E Chavman and Cold R I if . 'A paint! , ' MSS xunlf! ,. ,,n WSW? V hrisdan Yelto Mine-ssa Evans Covfw egl C S H0rn yoafm ua Om effimin Mass MW' g . . . A QUEEN OF ROYAL GRACE REIGNING ABOVE ALL TIME AND SPACE AND THEY CALL YOU QUEEN OF THE MOTHERLAND ' If , vr f'l.j. 'Agri 1' pn ' Sandra Gwen Cynthia Holmes Miss Kappa Alpha Psi Miss Unique Horizon Dancers Aud I ' imes y Coundx Miss 'Eff-lj4TeS . H0 e ' Urn ' xogepiwsmenfs Personn nr Council AMSS . . . wELcoME Home QUEEN voun BEAUTY'S A NATURAL SHEEN If ' 'I sv W,'w 7.1 . Al'- '1- u o idi Annell lohnson Miss Heritage Festival Deborah lordan Miss Beta Rho Chapter of Alpha phi Alpha lacquelme Kennedy Miss United Heritage Gospel Choir YOUR LAUGHTER THE RIVER NILE THE CONGO IS YOUR SMILE . . . pf Tanya Lawson Miss Freshman I N Mansitetd Constance Mrss Brothers Untirnited X , .f 'ff' ,f if fqf 4,51 ' ' V11 1 A9 I. , , L 1 v ff. Q5 5 ' .Q F ..- .lf t on tation Brenda Ne s rnent Assoc Ntrss Student Gov ern 1, Usa Newett ve Phi Groove Wss Groo in . , . A Q I H UEEN EAR THE OF REIOICE SOUL OF Y OUR VOICE ,,,-4' . . . WELCOME HOME QUEEN YOUR BEAUTY'S A NATURAL SHINE THE ESSENCE OF A DREAM DIVINE . . . el' 4b S+. 80 St? .35 fed? 39 O6 S iso b 49 1 vo-A Anita Patterson Miss Usher Board I 'Y 4af 'f, f 4 04-of 'pb IIIHH .sm 00066900 o 4: 916 n art I tr zo' so J' O I4 34 5 J 'P'- rv .,1'r' Q' up Q -Je .-S? 40 Kimberly Pierce Darna Robinson Miss Sophomore Miss Criminal lustice Association :EN N 'f :'5--' ' Fi ' A . ' ,1 EIL? Doris Russell Miss Physical Education Majors Club . . . YOUR BEAUTY'S A NATURAL SHEEN TRADEMARK OF AN ARABIAN QUEEN . . . Rita Schine Miss Delta Sigma Theta Suzanne Stanback Miss Senior Michelle Sneed Miss W.S.H.A. . . . ALL THE WAY ACROSS A CONTINENT TO THE AMERICAN MOTHERLAND INSPIRATIONALLY YOU STAND . . . T4 :wr 4 l 1121 I,-11 ,.-fn' Stephanie Vital Miss laycees wwe ' sn? 11 Laurie Walker Olivia Walker Miss Business Club Miss Black Galaxy of North Carolina . . . FROM EONS OF GENERATIONS YOUR BEAUTY BUILT MANY NATIONS AND THEY CALL YOU HOMECOMING QUEEN . . . Annie Wallace Patricia Watson Miss Iota Phi Lambda Miss Phi Beta Sigma .4 1. -sx V. lacquelyn Young Miss Yearbook Staff . . . AND THE PEOPLE CALL YOU ASHANTI, ZULU, MASSI, SWAHILI, YORUBA, AFRICAN, AMERICAN QUEEN. .2 , V 5'! l': ii 1 r i I 5 1 fig 150 r 1 They really think they're best dressed . . Fashions courtesy of TRASH!! Darrell, you would want to act right! I bo 1 +00 -Po' 60 S9 NX 1?- ef' oo 1Xx ik 0 Q9 X 6 X 6 '1' 95,1 . . D a l Q- 5 ' sr N ' I -ff' '. , v If 'a' ' 1 ' I 'K AV Q - 'ab 5' N Jil W ' W F i 4 ' ,-1' 9 Q, 1 W' h J , 1 . .3 'AW v M U Q S I 111, Ns' i pa ' I 2 '- . v , ' - an 2, Ui . ...fu 44,53 3 .-A. I K 1 i, 1 ' , .y fi 1' 5 'X -' 4 .Zi 5 1 ,'v'f!' Q fa is N ? f Qw' M Y 1' r. .ff In F04 9 x '- X . I W Yip ,lui J u .-'v.'fi'.-it Us -2 4 'r 'X ... ' 3 . X, X . pa 4 A thu ...- O O l fling. 13.27 '- e 1 Q- mu I ,R .. .- 3 2' 1:11 31.. 5 f +wG1S.3'wfii.-. ' 1 'lm N gfvifgc 1 '- n Q - '- , , AU-' - I 5 115.1 L . ,- 'f. 151 1. 51 - ,, s., .,, . l... :'. ww 1' f Y' - Y ' ,Q ,.., . l 39,2 f,ry,, -.,,1,.f,.- 1. . T, . vs r 'I . , . I - ' .. .,! . H As the rise of the morning sun- Let the lives of the Shaw University students and associates inhabit the ability to let their lights shine. For we all own a light. As we all know-the lights shine, yet they sometimes give out of glow, momentarily. However, they are re- placed lalmostj simultaneously by another light, or that same light which glows even brighter than before. With our lives, let it be so- An everlasting sun, an everlasting glow. . . -Darlene Vinson 49096 QQYSOQ- A7 1 J 1 v....f-' ' FRESHMEN ORIENTATION The Shaw University Family Wel- comes You. We Are Educators Innovators, Creators, Friends, Part ners In Learning, But More Than That, We Are A Family- The Shaw University Family wwf C XJ S 1 Mal 155 A TRIB TE Q. , sigh, E X rg 'jr TEIIJTT Q, -- s .f - I V 1. u .1 1' I I ' W uct.: 2 -Id. l ' ' N 1 x V' ' A f ge ,X , T' Qing 1 f' N 4' ' ! ,T ' X ,,' X fl ,, ' A . The Dreamer is Killed. They can kill the Dreamer, but not the dream. ll' Students, Administrators, Faculty and friends all joined hands and marched Dr. Grady Davis, speaker for the lanuary 15th Memorial, held the audience spellbound as he delivered his speech on The Non-Violent Philosophy of Change . ' TO DR. MARTIN L THER KI G, IR. across the campus singing, We Shall Overcome . l'VE BEEN TO THE MOUNTAIN TOP AND SEEN THE PROMISED LAND He went up to the mountain top And saw the promised land, He saw the time when blacks and whites Would prosper hand in hand, His battle was non-violent His weapon was true love The sermons that he preached for peace Were words from Cod above, l'Forgive them, he said, l'Father, For they know not what they do, These holy words were spoken With deep love for me and you., He was the precious prince of peace Who sought to still all strife Until an act of violence Cut short his sweet young life, But a man like Martin Luther King Will never really perish For his noble spirit lingers In the memories we cherish, And he is an inspiration To all of us today Who will follow his example To continue, come what may, The search for new and peaceful ways Of using his ideas For universal brotherhood That's free from strife and fears, So let us all resolve to do Our part so there will be Fulfillment of this great man's dream Of setting all men free. D,M.N F .YY , I I , , . . 9ay.flJ -K+ 2 4' 11 9 . x I ..- 1- ,-, - -4 JKMHQSQI My ,MCC Nu. 4 i n I V s r ,. xy N in , X J I w u U 1 n X M A l 4 i i , X I - N K 5 if ', Michael Hall, Artist 1977 Graduate of Shaw University CHAPTER 1 CARTER-HIGH Collection By Michael Hall dedicated to Mrs. Willie High and Dr. Wilmoth Carter X ! K xi Z' DDU S 57' FT 'ff 709' 95.9 Q ktzs i ARMY ROTC The tire next time . . . Kg, N Don't even try that . . Q-L.-1 Is this all I get after four long years? Didn't I tell you: good things come to those who wait S AW UNIVERSITY'S THIRD ANNUAL HERITAGE FESTIVAL A'-,,' 3 vwur- Q On April 3-5, Shaw University celebrated it's 3rd Thursday Annual Heritage Festival. This year's festival was planned to involve the entire Shaw family as well as the Raleigh community. Events such as Seminars in the Speech and Hearing Clinic, Heritage lun- cheon, Coronation of Miss Heritage Festival, Greek Step Show, Fourth Annual lazz Festival, Monte Carlo Night, Shaw Hall of Fame Induction, and the Black Music Festival combined to make the week- - end of April 3-5 the most exciting one of the year ,? and Shaw the most exciting spot in the Raleigh area. xl This year's Coronation of Miss Heritage Festival was a gala event. After the selection of Miss Heri- tage 1981, Sandra Ray danced to the theme song One in a Million as a tribute to newly selected Miss Heritage Festival 1981, Gloria lohnson. '?'E3:'-ffiungnnqn . l ' Other queens on hand to honor Miss Heritage were Annell lohnson Miss Heritage 1980, Vanessa Evans, Miss Homecoming and Miss Black Galaxy of North Carolina, Olivia Walker. THIRD ANNUAL HERITAGE LUNCHEO Friday N, - x n a ' t af 4 -' 3, ,sr : ..'1.Sf'5' .' 1, 2 if - A ' Z'1ff. X211 , . l 7 The Heritage Luncheon is the official kick-off of the Heritage Festival. The Luncheon was held in the Student Union Ballroom. Guest speaker was Mr. Vernon Malone, Director of Federal Pro- grams for the Governor Moorehead School. Present at the Lun- cheon were Shaw University president Dr. Stanley Smith and Raleigh Mayor Smedes York. As it is the first official event of the Heritage Festival, the Lun- cheon is the first appearance of the Heritage Festival guests, namely jazz artist Donald Byrd, Conductor Coleridge-Taylor Perkinson, and Carl Hairston of the Philadelphia Eagles. Also at the Luncheon, Dean Sowell was presented with an award for Staffer of the Year. 1 1 1' Q I U ' Q. ,Q 7:1 .- ut, I. A I- 'Z . ,I X ff F: N Y . a ,4 ,l -Q 5 nxylmh J 'QA' .i xt rilxxs l- X ug ,- .. r f . L A ' 1, 6F TESTIMONIAL DINNER FOR DA IEL T. BLUE IR Friday The honoree of the Third Annual Heritage Festi- val Testimonial Dinner was Mr. Daniel T. Blue, lr. Mr. Blue is the North Carolina State Repre- sentative for the 15th legislative District. He is also an Attorney-at-Law, a partner in the firm of Thigpen, Blue, and Stephens. Mr. Blue is a longtime friend of the University, and was awarded the 1980 Distinguished Public Service Award from the University. On hand to pay tribute to Mr. Blue were the Reverend Arthur Calloway, Dr. Norman C. Camp, Special Assistant Office of the Secretary, North Carolina Dept. of Human Resources, Dr. lames Colson, President, Wake County Black Democratic Caucus, and Mr. Cressie Thigpen, Attorney-at-Law. 'G Nh SHAW U IVERSITY H LL OF F MEI DUCTIO Saturday On Saturday night, the Fourth Annual Athletic Hall of Fame Inductions were held. The guest speaker was Mr. Carl Hairston, All-Pro football player for the Philadelphia Eagles. The inductees were as follows: l. Royal Browning, Class, of 1931, Cecil Flagg, Class of 1932, Carl Easterling, Class of 1934, George Mitchell, Class of 1926, Henry Black, Class of 1929, and Clarence Moore, Class of 1930 ,-f' If 9 MO TE CARLO IGHT Saturda For many students, Monte Carlo Night was the most enjoyable night of the Festival. Crowds were entertained by such bands as Shaw- Nuff Funk , Love Station , Reflections , and the Ultra Sonic Band of Fayetteville. Naturally, one can't have music without dancing. Shaw students: Emestine Davis and Vincent Bates performed a dramatic modern Dancers from Durham, Friendship Connection, and a group of Shaw students, 9th Wonder, also performed. dance, The entertainment was rounded out by a fashion show by Silk , a modeling group from Raleigh and a performance by the last Poets, one ot whom is an alumnus of Shaw University. i i T 2 i l V I gl I ,l ji . I I i . r l . I ll i N . R a I N a F l P l 1 4 1 il ii , w L ? I yo N V i I v s .- '31!5fE-3-Nr 1 - l . 1 s X GOSPEL SYMPHO The Gospel Symphony Concert marks the end of the Heritage Festival activities. It is a unique concert in that gospel music is performed by a symphony or- chestra. Conductor Coleridge-Taylor Perkinson or- chestrated the compositions of joe Westmoreland. Soloists featured at the concert were Mrs. Waltye Rasulala, wife of Thalmus Rasulala, noted actor who is also the Executive Producer of the Heritage Festi- val: Ms. Doris Caldwell, Timothy Bolden, and Miss Valerie Tekosky. Y CONCERT Sunday Oh, God Ai 'Q Lead us down the right roads O r.,... lt vi As we cheer on our brothers . . . fn yi J! 51' ,- 'O df' I looked beyond my obstacles . . . and found freedom in knowledge. Q DISTINGUISHED RECIPIENTS OF THE WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS AWARD AT SHAW UNIVERSITY Q tex Born under the astrological sign of Gemini, Theodore Anthony Savage comes to us from Rocky Mount, North Carolina. He is a senior majoring in Radio-TV-Film. This active young man is a member of the Pan-Hellenic Council, Shaw Players 81 Company, Peer Counselor Or- ganization, and the campus chapter of the NAACP. He is also a staff member of WSHA Public Affairs Committee and serves as Reli- gious Programs Director. Ted proudly wears the colors of black and gold, symbolizing Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. loann Courts, a native of Reidsville, North Caro- lina, is majoring in Early Childhood Education. She is an active participant in such organiza- tions as the Student National Education Associ- ation, the NAACP, United Heritage Gospel Choir, and the Alpha Eta Omega Christian Fel- lowship. Ms. Courts has shown great scholastic abilities and is a member of Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society. 'C Edith leanette Lee is a senior majoring in Radio- TV-Film. This Aquarian is a native of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. She is a member of the Pan- Hellenic Council, the NAACP, and the Shaw University journal Staff. Among her many achievements, she has been inducted into Al- pha Epsilon Rho Broadcasting Honor Society. Ms. Lee is a lady of Alpha Kappa Alpha Soror- ity, Inc., possessing a touch of class. From Laurinburg, North Carolina, Robert L. Wil- liams, lr. is a senior majoring in Intermediate Education. This outgoing Picean is a member of the Education Council Committee, the Chorale Society, and the United Heritage Gospel Choir. He also serves as president of the Student Na- tional Education Association. During leisure time, Mr. Williams enjoys traveling and writing. K, - - Donna Batts, a native of Rocky Mount, North Carolina, is a senior majoring in Early Childhood Education. She is a member of the Student Government Association, the NAACP, Student National Educational Association, and the Edu- cation Council Committee. Ms. Batts currently holds the title of Miss Shaw University 11980- 81J. She loves traveling and meeting people. A native of Richmond, Virginia, Comell lones, lr. is a senior Biology major. This talented young man has exercised his talents in the Con- cert Band, lazz Band, the Marching Band and is currently Drum Major. He illustrates leadership as senior class president and as a student repre- sentative to the academic council. Mr. lones is also a member of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. Van Sharpe, a senior majoring in Mass Communications!Business, is a native of Tarboro, North Carolina. This academically in- clined young man is a member of Alpha Chi and Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Socieities, Alpha Epsilon Rho Broadcasting Honor Society, and has mastered the National Dean's List. He is also a student of the Woodrow Wilson Intern Program. Mr. Sharpe serves as a tutor in the field of science during his spare time. lacquelyn M. Young, a senior English major, is a native of Green Pond, South Carolina. She is currently a member of the Pre-Alumni Council ttreasurerj, Peer Counselors Organization ttrea- surerj, Women's Personnel Council, The Shaw lournal Staff tAssociate Editorj, and a Residence Intern. Ms. Young is also Editor-in-Chief of this edition of the BEAR 11980-81j. This scholarly young lady is a member of Alpha Chi and Al- pha Kappa Mu National Honor Societies. She also serves on the Academic Council and is a member of the National Dean's List. A native of Raleigh, North Carolina, Darlene Antionette Vinson is a junior majoring in Eng- Iish. She is a member of the Marching Band, the Teachers Committee, and the Yearbook Staff. This year, she served in the capacity of Editor-in-Chief for the school newspaper. She has been inducted into Alpha Chi and Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Societies. Ms. Vinson is a lady of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Craig Eric Glenn, a native of Newark, New ler- sey, is a senior Radio-TV-Film major born under the sign of Cancer. He is a member of the Shaw Players 8: Company, WSHA Radio Staff, and the Intramural Basketball team. Mr. Glenn is also secretary of the Organization of Liberal Organized Respectable Dedicated Students. -N ' Q .. ,,,.. Y, .. .9 -w-.Sign ' , .ir .1 .....,.-. 1' , ' 1 :HW 0 A - - -.cg t-.-ac. ...S - -as v.. V.. ,Y . .AXA .. . Q vu. xt Q' f 2. :sf , . 4 .L-. il 5961.34 K . - I Christopher A. Carter is a junior majoring in Physical Education. This aspiring individual falls under the astrological sign of capricom and is a native of Martinsville, Virginia. He is currently Head Resident Advisor, lunior Class President, Student Intramural Director, and is a member of Omega Psi Phi Fratemity, Inc. Mr. Carter's hob- bies include playing basketball, especially coaching. From Monticello, Florida, Gwendolyn Delores Saffo is a senior majoring in Criminal lustice!PubIic Administration. She is an active participant of the Criminal lustice Association and works with the Yearbook Staff. Gwen is also a member of Alpha Kappa Mu and Alpha Chi National Honor Societies. She plans to at- tend Law school in the fall. Emily I. Herder is a Physical Education major from Murfreesboro, North Carolina. In addition to being very active with the PEM Club, she has also represented the Theological Fratemity in the Coronation of Miss Shaw this year. Alvin Chapman, a native of Chesterfield, South Carolina, is a senior majoring in Communications!Business Management. He is a member of the Alpha Epsilon Rho Broadcasting Honor Society tvice presidentj, the Peer Coun- selor Organization, Tutorial program and a stu- dent of the Woodrow Wilson lntem Program. Mr. Chapman is currently vice-president of the Student Government Association. He also serves as president of Alpha Phi Alpha Fratemity, Inc. A native of Liberty, North Carolina, Thomas Maurice Brown is a senior Radio-W-Film major. He has served on the tutorial special services staff and has received various awards. Mr. Brown is president of the Student Govemment Association. He is also a member of Phi Beta Sigma Fratemity, lnc. From Nkwerre, lmo-State, Nigeria, Henry O. Emezie is a senior Business Management major. He is currently president of the Intemational Student Association. Mr. Emezie is a regular participant of Sunday School, P.T.0., and the Business Club. He is also a member of Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society. l77 Sylvia Denise Skeeter, a senior Health and Phys- ical Education major, is a native of Portsmouth, Virgina. This academically inclined young lady is a member of Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society. She is also a wise woman of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, lnc. Casmir Uche Ibe is a senior Business major from Nigeria. He is a very active member of the In- ternational Students Organization. X. 'Fl' U A junior majoring in Theatre, Gary Yates is a native of Memphis, Tennessee. This arain born, extremely talented young man is a member of the Shaw Players 81 Company, the National As- sociation of Dramatic 81 Speech Art, and the Mid America Performing Arts Workshop. Resunester Rogers, a native of Reidsville, North Carolina, is a senior majoring in Speech PathoIogy!Audiology. Ms. Rogers is a member of the Baptist Student Union, Alpha Eta Omega Fellowship Qsecretaryj, and Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society. 7 - - l J f - - A native of lacksonville, North Carolina, Mack T. Bedard is a senior Theatre major. He is a member ot the Court Street Players, Shaw Play- ers 8f Company, and the National Association of Dramatic 81 Speech Arts. During leisure time, Mr. Bedard enjoys writing poetry. He plans to further his education at Ohio State University to QNot picturedj Carolyn Pope is a senior Business Manage- . ment major from St. Clairsville, Ohio. She is a member of the Usher Board, Sunday School, and Alpha Eta Omega Christian Fellow- ship. Ms. Pope has been in- ducted into Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society. K i study theatre. From Nigeria, Theophilus Nwachukwu is a senior majoring in Political Scienceflntemational Relations. He has served as Vice-President of the International Students' Organization 11979- 80j, and the Political Science Association QParIia- mentarian, 1979-80j. He has made the National Dean's List and is a member of Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society. Mr. Nwachukwu is also a member of the Nigerian Students Association of Raleigh. Edwin Goodall is a musically inclined senior from Richmond, Virginia. He is in- volved in the lazz Band, Marching Band and the Concert Band. Mr. Goodall is also Assistant Director of the lazz Consort. 179 THE SHAW DIVINITY SCHOOL DI zA: d D ,ShlfD ty DEGREE CANDIDATES BACHELOR OF THEOLOGY Felix Bailey, lr. Charles O. McDow ll Ch les D. Bell lames D. Paige lyNGy CtllS.RoIIe F cl k H L Wll m S. Thompson Lgf dl DryB.Udrwood La F WI L coln Blanding Garland E. Pierce Eth I K Brake Edith M. Shok WII T B I Al 1 5 P lyl Glht C uMwl is ' L2 :fa m A V ' F wr fl All XS! 1' D xlllt 4 f ,ill . , Q1 if William H. Brock Grady Davis Instructor Instructor 1 -i'143?S' Ronald Avery v l ' , - f 'P 4 I I V. , Felix Barley, lr. Eddie L Bames Urias Beebe an 13.19 'L' Charles D. Bell Adl'iS BhUY3 lames Clemonts I. E. Blalock Thgmas Cliffgn '-inC0'n minding Eula M. Coleman Ethel Brake -Z If . li' x I I x A Thedelmon Cromartie Norman Davis W. C. Dortch Z . 4.- lf. J .gf ff' n Dunn - S lames W. Ellis Shawli ' 4' fig -fr s I,-ur, 6- 4 4 3 1 Sterling Evans Thunnan R. Goodman Lucy Gray William E. Evans Fred Gibson Marion B Glenn Charlie E. Green 1-1 Enoch E. Holloway Dennis Hamplin Mary Heggie Theressa Hodges lessie E. Keamey 3 i t, lohnny jackson, lr. Mathis Lemr Robert Lucas Chauncey McDonald Charles McDowell Floyd B. McKissicec Michael A. Mangum ll fl lohn E McLean larry McMlIllan Donald W Morgan MEIVIHIB S Parker Garland Plerce Paulme Poole Charles Reynold lr Charles D Smrth 'm Gussle D Thompson William S Thompson Rudolph Tnpp Mary C Willuns Michael A Whrtfield joseph VWndley Vemon M Worety B6 F ,A- 1 ig 4 , wi s' L 1 sprln 8' Q0 NM , pisff' qun' 58 CHARLESTON CAPE Hester Bligen Harry Burns Martha Edwards Barbara Gordon Philip E. LaRoche Shirley Mitchell Clarke Powell Willie Rogers Otis Whitehead Seniors Alfreda Blue Mae Brooks Ivey Broughton Anthony Brown Patncla Brown Barbara Campbell Kathleen Chapman Carol Dawson Theodocia Dayton Dorris Derricotte Patricia Duncan Eusebio Espiritu Charleston CAPE Serena Freeman Thelma L. Gantlin lanice Garvin Sherry Garvin Leola Godsden Gail Goodwin Rovena Hazel Earline Howell George lones Israel C. ludge Pauline Ladson Linda McCants X -Q 1566, in N. 1 ,nf Ezell Middleton Mildred Mlkell Theodosla Miller Shirley Polite Ruthie Rwers Florence Scott Deloans Simpson Emma Washington Helen D Williams I.iIa Williams lulie Wright ESTEY HALL The First Seminary For Black Ladies In The United States YESTERDAY TOMORROW i i GROUNDED IN THE PAST . . . CREATING THE FUTURE 447- TODAY 3 - 0 , F0990 3+ GN ,H31 U B x Woo 256 O N 09 ' T H E B L , wk, O ,H 4i,ML141I1V5' , WM. , C ,vw M MV , ,Ms pg M! W ' M Wi? ' 3w X , X H ' 1 w., ' ww ww, fx - L , Sweet to B New Wm 1 2 wa 4 3 ,ow we Ki . 63 xo' to Q O Now this is my kind of lady Well, should we take a chance on the cafeteria food? .- 0 If Brenda getting a point across Oh, my back is killing me scroHers 'A More of those Shaw men, looking some kind of good. 4- 3 64-'A' Ni' says those mighty 96 V 'S 'N ' n'N U I will succeed. N :iw 4 Q Some things just can x Q K zxi 5 Q Yeah, we're bad . .5 w A I didn't do it . . . you did it . . s 1 s 'U .ow K S' e 60 s ' 5 ev s 5 1,711 Uv 51 re taken sitting down ' gf :ld we know it!!! Foxy . . . huh? 'S -5 '28 Ump! . . . there is something about that man . You really think I have a chance, huh? ,ms Charlie P Q s V U Presenting . . . Dunkln Iendlng a hand nh, P1 :vi -cong- l'f ,e 21 14' 45, 14.-I 'OAL on the Groove me We re doing the DO! ln?' Ffa Q09 06 ,lf oo vo .1 9-C9 THE C ASS 0F 1981 Congratulations On Your Graduation May you dedicate yourself . . . Not only to strive for the goals you have set, but to meet them and set even more . . . Not only to hold to the dreams you have had, but to dream greater dreams than before . . Not only to enjoy this land and its wealth, but to make it a better place to live . . . And not only to take what you can from this life, but to love and to generously give. -William R. Lawrence- I w 3571? 'x 5 YQFAQA Q ,, ' 'fx 'Ch 1 1' ' 'Lf 'W f A No Matter How Dark the Beginning One Who Strives Can Reach the Sun. IFR 'PW . xm. J F 13 1 ' If fir Q,-yi,-fl l X 116TH CONVOCATION FOR THE CONFERRING OF DEGREES i 2 Ai The Honorable Umaru A. Dikko ep I eria S! THE CREAM ALWAYS RISES TO THE TOP t ft gft 1' E ! X 1 CAN YOU REMEMBER WHEN? I LOVI G MEMORY OF George Evans Samuel L. Parham, lr Ura High lones Thou fair-haired angel of the evening, Now, whilst the sun rests on the mountains, light Thy bright torch of love: thy radiant crown Put on, and smile upon our evening bed! Smile on our loves, and while thou drawest the Blue curtains of the sky, scatter thou silver dew On every flower that shuts its sweet eyes In timely sleep . . . a 18 Esi fff n VNIVERSQTIS sHAwENsls - Q 'fi wr' kv, T T s a qiik xlxil . g.53 , , Q. W. , tr They live on in the hearts and memories of the entire Shaw Family and the Community. IN MEMORIUM ATLANTA The Slain and Missing Children GOD BLESS THE CHILDREN BENEATH THE HOUSE THE SHADOWS ESCAPE TILL ' DAWN comes WALKING WITH DEATH ON HER ARM PUTTING OUT LIGHTS THAT BURN Too Low -coNvus- . , ,-X1 Q e x ff- : Pg 1 fwfr' fa'1:fg,SQg3' -S1 'fI'??X'3 5Ig, 4, 5: A CONTRIBUTIONS Mrs. Barbara Byrd Sylvester Colvin Dr. Grady Davis Chris Hinton Deborah Leathers Edith Lee Elvalorie Matthews Regina Phifer David K.. Rosby Katrina Webb Carlene Williams Mr. Rudolph Williams Poetry Credit: Page 4-0, Friends written by Darlene Vinson Pages 139-49 written by Olivia l. Walker 'Senior Attire courtesy of VIP Formal Wear , l,,ll!ll ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 84 THANKS In the preparation of this book, the Editor has received cooperation and assistance from numerous individuals. To all of them, she is grateful. The first appreciation goes to the individuals with whom she worked extremely close: Audrey lames losephine Holmes Darlene Vinson Without their support and cooperation, this project could not have been completed. Reverend lames Alexander Mayme Banks Dr. Patricia Caple Marilyn Fields Roberta Floyd Vivian Galbreath A Graphic Arts Department Ann Griffin Mrs. Willie High David Howard Gregory lenkins Yvonne loyner Thomas Kee Mr. Robert Lawson, ICP Representative Andrew McManus Dr. Bishetta Merritt Mr. lames Mitchell George Parker Bobby Sanders Dr. O.l. Sherrill Dr. Stanley Smith Mack Sowell l.D. Hinton Studio Reverend Ronald Swain Calvin Swinson e Clarence Toomer Paul Vandergrift, lr. Daniel White Rudolph Williams QA special thanks to my roommate Carolyn for putting up with me! God Bless You Always, 2 1 A THE EDITOR SPEAKS We become knowledgeable through tthej channels of academia, yet there is another source toenlighten ment: that of participation in activities! With successful achievement, the feelings of accomplishment, dedica tion, and pride broaden the educational growth of an individual. There were times when we believed this Edition would not be published. Through hard work, and a smal yet determined staff, we made it a reality. It was felt that whatever space was available for introductions should be used for a more valuable purpose and that at least an attempt should be made toward bringing back the unity at Shaw through our action' and impressions. In preparing this edition, I wish to again thank all those mentioned in the acknowledgements, particularly Reverend Ronald Swain, Mr. l.D. Hinton, and Mr. Willie 1. Hardee llp to express my gratitude to Mr. Macl Sowell who has always been there when we needed him: and to add special thanks to Mr. R. Andrevw McManus who has helped me in almost every part of this production. I am particularly anxious to acknowledge the invaluable and essential role of Mr. Paul Vandergrift, Ir., wht unselfishly bore the major responsibility for this book. His capacity to concentrate on this project, despite the cares and problems of a busy Development office is indicative of the great asset he is to Shaw Univer sity. Special appreciation goes to my parents who have asked so little and done so much. I would like to express my sincere thanks to those who made it possible for me to serve in the capacity o Editor for this edition. I hope that each person is in some small way pleased, and in the course of looking through this book, I hope that a smile is foncej brought to each face-then my work will not have been in vain! To my fellow graduates, THE CLASS OF 1981, I would like to say that we are in a Class all our own. hope it leads the way to many future successes. WE ARE THE FUTURE May this book serve as a constant reminder of your most cherished moments in our rich heritage. Wishing you new horizons to explore . . . new experiences to enjoy. May God bless you all in your futurs endeavors. Yours in the ame of SU lacquelyn . Young Editor-in-Chiew Shaw University Raleigh, NC 1981 I I THE BE R EXPONENT A I . ,-.- A qzm-... ,,xf4 m I I M Y iiiif iif acque yn . oung e 3, U . , .,. P Editor-in-Chief , Q wa+J7X'1Qri'2i', M , ' X xg. : C: eo' ' 0 1 Y' 49 Q 9, GAO Q0 w-X 4 Q o xx o soo , QQ' -'SS' ,oe ao!! 9 U C9 Q Qoq' -x a ' ooq v oe V yy v losephine Holmes-Associate Editor Katherine Washington-Secretary Gwendolyn Colleton-Layout Editor Staffers: Willie I. Hardee, II Robert Caple David Coble Lathronia Stewart Faithe jones lanice Whorley 6+ ,ke S i 0 Q , 5 cr V' 'Y xox ii Q4 IO C9 50 9 'Q xo? 'xx 5. 1' o O ef' 9 ff 9 Q- ' S oo ef Y' cox fa? at i me J ,,, .l Darlene Vinson Special Features!Typist 211 THE BEAR E PONENT If I. D. Hinton Class Photographer Paul Vandergrift, lr. Advisor l 2 ooo I Adebayo Oladoye Campus Photographer loseph Woods Campus Photographer .,., 5 ,-v Inter-Collegiate Press Shawnee Mission, Kansas Audrey lames Executive Editor -4:?1'1!'t..'3.,p i-A-'?...- 'cmf.a..w.r..,..N.wnui hug Mack Sowell Special Advisor TO OUR EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: We, the 1981 Bear Staff, wish to give special thanks to you for your contributions toward the successful completion of the Bear. We feel that without your drive and determina- tion, your ability to remain calm and sure of the success of the Bear in the face of the many adversities that occured throughout the year, this edition of the Bear would not have been possible. We congratulate you on your graduation from Shaw Uni- versity, and as you go forth from the protection and secu- rity of the Shaw Family, into the real world, go with the knowledge that we believe in your success. You have demonstrated to us that, no matter what obstacles present themselves, it is possible to overcome them and achieve your goals. Under your guidance, we have found that with faith and confidence in your abilities, you can accomplish great things. We are sure that a young lady of your caliber can and will achieve greatness. Our theme for the 1981 Bear is You are the Future As we worked with you on this publication, we have glimpsed your future-creative, exciting, successful! The Bear Staff 1980-81 NORMAN M. DIGGS Congratulations on your graduation. Much success in the future. Love, Your Parents Mr. 81 Mrs. Felix H. Boone WE THE UNDERSIGNED ARE PROUD OF OUR SON, MAURICE SPEARS ON HIS GRADUATION FROM SHAW UNIVERSITY CONGRATULATIONS! YOU DESERVE THE BEST, MAY GOD EVER KEEP YOU. MRS. LORIENA SPEARS MR. 8: MRS. MOSES HOWARD BARBARA BATTLE CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO OUR DAUGHTER UPON HER GRADUATION FROM SHAW UNIVERSITY-CLASS OF 1981. WE LOVE YOU MR. 81 MRS. WILLIAM BATTLE GERRY WAYNE MC KOY GERRY, WE ARE PROUD OF YOU ON YOUR GRADUATION. LOVE, MOTHER 8: BROTHERS IOETTE MANIGO CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR GRADUATION. IESSIE D. LATSON POP, WE ARE PROUD OF YOU ON YOUR GRADUATION. WE ARE PROUD OF YOU- LOVE, YOUR MOTHER MRS. FLOSSIE LOVE, YOUR PARENTS MR. 84 MRS. LANDER MANIGO LATSON 8: THE LATSON FAMILY MRS. DEOTHIA STAFFORD WE WOULD LIKE TO CONGRATULATE YOU ON ACHIEVING YOUR GRADUATION. MAY GOD BLESS YOU. -THE NEW HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH- CRAIG ERIC GLENN ERIC, I AM SO PROUD OF YOU ON YOUR GRADUATION. I KNEW YOU COULD DO IT. GOD BLESS YOU. LOVE, YOUR MOTHER IACQUELYN M. YOUNG CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR GRADUATION IN THE CLASS OF 1981. WE ARE PROUD OF YOU AND APPRECIATIVE TO SHAW UNIVERSITY. ALWAYS SEEKING CAUSES TO CHAMPION, MAY YOU CONTINUE TO SHARE YOUR TALENTS WITH THOSE YOU COME IN CONTACT WITH. WE SHARE THE ECSTACY OF YOUR PLEASURE, WITH FAITH IN YOUR ABILITY AND HOPE FOR YOUR FUTURE. WE SEND YOU FORTH TO IOIN THE RANK OF MANY OUTSTANDING SHAW GRADUATES. WISHING YOU MUCH SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS, LOVE ALWAYS, YOUR PARENTS, MR. 84 MRS. IAMES YOUNG 84 REGGIE, SHANTELL AND IACHOSIA r 1 i s 1 l 4 1 Congratulations on your graduation A Mr. Willie I. Hardee ll Ms. Carolyn Pope Mr. Seth Smith We wish you much success and happiness in the future. We hope that each of you will reach your highest peak. May God Bless and Keep You Forever. ' Love, THE USHER BOARD l x l I l n if iv l l V 3 f 1 ll ll 1 J 3, ROBERT A. KLASS Q! It was a long hard struggle. i You have made me very proud. T Love, Peace 84 Happiness. Always, Mother l TRUDY BARRETT I am proud of you Love Your Mother ROSA A. STANBACK Congratulations to my Daughter and our Efif, Cong ' Sister. We love you. Marion E. Stanback and Naomi and Laura CRAIG ERIC GLENN r . . atulatlons on a job We love you Your Grandparents, B.l. 84 lean Glenn well done 2 Much Success After Your Graduation! Stephanie Vital lacquelyn Young Alisa McNair Best Wishes, Women's Personnel Council The Yearbook Staff would like to extent a warm congratulations to all Graduates of The Class of 1981. . . . March ever forward, breaking dowr bars. Look ever upward at the sun and the stars. Oh, my dark children, may my dreams and my prayers lmpel you forever up the great stairs . . . ffrom THE NEGRO MOTHER by Langston Hughesj The Political Science Association of Shaw University would like to extend our con- gratulations to the senior graduates of The Political Science Association. We wish you all the love, prosperity and happiness in whatever your future plans may be. GWENDOLYN DELORES SAFFO Although the nights were long and wea- ry, we are proud of you for your deter- mination to succeed. Love, your Mother, Flowerzell Saffo and your Sisters and Brothers Henry, Laverne, Alta, PearlyeAnn and Willie EMMA PINCKNEY Congratulations on your graduation in the Shaw University Class of 1981 We are proud of you SYLVIA D. SKEETER We congratulate you on your graduation in the Shaw Uni- versity Class of 1981. We knew you could do it and we are so proud of you. Love, Mom, Kat and Tina To Our Beloved Mother, Gran-Mother and Wife DEOTHIA STAFFORD Congratulations! We knew you could do it! . . . As long as you keep faith and trust in God, He will help you to achieve all your future endeavors. Good Luck!! Love Always, The Immediate Stafford Family Congratulations We are very proud of you. Good Luck in your future endeavors. QMother 84 Fatherj Mr 84 Mrs. Albert Lumford, lr. tGrandparentsj Mrs Mozelle Taliaferro Mr 84 Mrs Albert Lumford, Sr. Qslsters 84 brothersj Mr 81 Mrs. Gregory Donaldson Wendy and Denise Mr 84 Mrs. Dennis Taliaferro tNrece 84 nephewj Ashlaha and Rashao tUncIes Aunts 81 Cousins, Mr. 81 Mrs. George Taliaferro Mr. 81 Mrs. Iohn Taliaferro ll Iohn Ill, Edwin, and Debra Mr. 81 Mrs. Iohn Hoffman Estelle Taliaferro Felicia and Karla Mr. 8: Mrs. Ellis Taliaferro Alisa Mr. 81 Mrs. Ivory Taliaferro Ivory and Leslie Mr. 84 Mrs. Charles Lumford Gail, Sharon, Michelle, ludy, Tyrone and Charles lr. Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert Small Lorraine and Lillian Mr. 84 Mrs. Mason Robinson Anita and Carolyn Mr. 84 Mrs. Douglass Lumford Mr. 84 Mrs. loseph Lumford Paula, Randy and Karen DAVE BALTIMORE IOHNSON The Peer Counselors Congratulations Congratulations on your graduation! We are proud of you and have prayed We share your joy as you reach another for this day. milestone in your life. Thanks to Shaw University. 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TAYLOR 800 Scott Street Portsmouth, VA 23704 MATTHEW COOLERIDGE TAYLOR 3104 Merrill Court Raleigh, NC 27604 ANTHONY TEMPLE 1230 W. 27th Street Norfolk, VA 23508 MARY TEMPLE 1507 Camelig Road Beaufort, SC 29902 MARY THOMAS 1219 Lakeland Street Durham, NC 27701 ALYCE THOMPSON Box 332 Pinehurst, NC 28374 CLARENCE TRESCOTI 181 Fishbume Street Charleston, SC 29403 DOZIE ULASI 2346 Foxridge Drive Raleigh, NC 27610 CLIFTON VAUGHN Route 1 Box 143-BB Murfreesboro, NC 27855 STEPHANIE VITAL Route 1 Box 356 Whitakers, NC 27891 IOHN D. WAHYON 801 Dupree Street Durham, NC 27701 LANITA WALKER 1214 Chowan Road Durham, NC 27713 OLIVIA WALKER 44 Spruce Street Wyandanch, NY 11798 STEVE WALKER P.O. Box 254 Franklin, VA 23851 ANNIE WALI.ACE Route 1 Box 301-A Grimesland, NC 27837 GRADY WALSTON 900 E. Holly Street Rocky Mount, NC 27801 SYLVESTER WASHINGTON Route 1 Box 332 Pineville, SC 29468 LILLIAN WATKINS 1321 W. 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