Spelman College - Reflections Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)
- Class of 1982
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Undedlum U ' - 35813! 51:15 arm N 3153'!- JI: .1 r:' ulhr n 'rar-n' yrrnmlu uI- 1II mzur c'-r.'-:-Ir'. .. . f Lviyy a thlm G lanhm Anunyzmnx x3 ,4 .4X,,,V .rlzu 7 ad; a,- Hobran fs. ma .: .viyn'ndzy unnuxrr' ., W, Kr W, M f 7 5' ' ,g'. Hm? ,,:., ., ,I'xx, I.WII, . 1,. 11.1mm. mm, . x', .. ,4: , 0 h! It Was a Wonder! recalled the late Mrs. Annie Alexander; an early alumna of Spelman, in a taped statement of love and appreciation played as a part of Spel- man's Contennial observance. It was something, con tinued Mrs. Alexander, hhthat the Negro women will remember as long as there's one living. They?! always remember the sacri- fice and the dedication and the love for our dear Jesus that helped them tMisses Packard and Cilest to establish Spelman Seminary and oh if they could see it now and see what they have done - if they could only see it now they would be so gfad. Mrs. Alexander, over her life of 105 years was able to see this wonder. She saw Spelman then and she saw Spelman now. And what she saw now that she didn't see then was cause for unrestrained joy and happiness. The wonder is what has happened to Spelman during these first one hundred years of her existence. When the Misses Packard and Giles arrived in Atlanta that cold and windy night in April, 1861 tactually it was April Fool's Dayl, they had certain financial commitments made by New England Baptists to assist them in their efforts to set up a school for Negro women. But they had little in the way of physical facilities and equipment to work with. Help came to them, however, in the person of the Reverend Frank Quarles, affectionately known by all as Father Quarles who volunteered the facilities of his church, the present Freindship Baptist Church, as a place to hold classes. 50, on April 11, 1831, in the basement of Friendship Baptist Church, Spelman College, known then as the Atlanta Baptist Female Seminary, was begun. lfIt Was A Wonder. On April 11, 1881, the Atlanta Baptist Female Seminary twhich in this brief account will hereafter be referred to as Spelman CollegeJ opened with a grand total of eleven students. News of the opening of the school certainly must have spread quickly, for three months later, there were eighty students enrolled. By 1882, over 200 were enrolled and attendance had to be restricted to young women over fifteen years of age. By contrast, the enrollment for the 1980-81 term was 1,367! Wh en The Misses Packard And Giles Arrived w l 'r . Ff. w, A t r! v I- xIu'ulmn - fu- th W a By The End Of 1882! By the end of 1832! Misses Giles and Packard, satisfied that their young school was growing into a successful venture. began thinking of a more permanent location. In 1383, then, the school was moved to a group of army bartacks suituated on the present site 0F the campus. From such humble beginnings. no location of its own in 1381, to several army barracks in 1583, lo a modern campus 0F 32 acres and 22 buildings in 1952, with another dormitoryr about to get underway, Spelman has show marvelous growth. The gruwth Of the young developing instilutien showed itself in other areas. This growth reveals not so much a shifting of emphasis as much as a broadening of purpose and sphere of operations. Misses Giles and Packard had as their main purpose the training of young Black women to be teachers. missionaries and church workers. Incidentally, attending chapel exercises was an impor- tant part of the training to become teachers, missionaries and church workers. Students of the 1980h5 upper classwomen particularly, can appreciate how different their situation vis-a-w's attend- ing chapel how we call it convocation'j is when they learn lhat until not too manyr years ago. students were required to attend chapel every day not at 11:00 but at 8:00 in the moming, As Far as proper attire was concerned. wearing slacks was not allowed on campus, except on Saturdaysiin the early days, though, slacks were not allowed at a1 . Spelman's purpose today is to give students a comprehensive liberal arts background through study in the fine arts, humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences. To that end majors are offered in at least 23 subjects, and students are encouraged to prepare themselves for further study or for entering the work force in areas which, until recently, were not generally open to young Black women. But this broadening of- purpose did not happen all at once. When Spelman moved to the barracks location, opportunity for extending the curricu- lum became evident. Great emphasis was put on preparing teachers, through the introduction of a normal course. A college preparatory course was intro- duced, and an industrial department, which taught cooking, sewing, house- keeping, laundering, and printing assumed a high priority in the curriculum because of a desire to make education practical. In the decades of the 192055 and 30's, through the lapping off of the inductrial department, the discontinu- ance of the high school, the changing of the name and the emphasizing of the liberal arts curriculum to Spelman College the institution became accredited by the Southern Association of iberaI Arts tu tion. Insti AL . 1.....I......n..4....llo .v . . gr 4,; A . .; .. . A .. y S A k, 0 ,m C S d n a S e we no C Students Entering Spelman College In The Fall Of 1982 Are Impressed. 'Students entering Spelman College,' in the fall of 1982 are impressed by the curriculum resources and the pleasant study surroundings offered by the spacious and beautiful Robert W. Woodruff Library. They have no acquaint- ance with Quarles Library, the learning resource center which, for many years, was located on the first floor of Giles Hall. This facility, the space which it occupied now taken by the Womenis Resource and Study Center, calls up fond memories and pleasant associations in hearts and minds of students who attended Spelman during itis existence. Both Quarles Library and the WoodruFf Library are a far cry From the Bible, pad, and pencil which were the only resources which Misses Giles and Packard had on that April day when they tought their first classes. 12 Oh! It Was A Wonder. Spelman College which began with no facilities or properties of its own has developed into an institution the physical assets of which are worth an increasingly large sum in the present financial market. It has become known both nationally and internationally. In 1900, 82 percent of its students were from Georgia; in 1982, Georgia students consistute only thirty-two percent of the total enrollment. A goodly number of students come from other countries, particularly from countries in Africa. 011! It Was A Won der. Spelman Has Achie ved Promin en ce In The Arts. 15:59! man Iytncinavt, JHaysta. Gan Spelman has achieved prominence in the arts. With the organizing of the Atlanta-Morehouse-Spelman players and the Atlanta-Morehouse-Spelman Chorusl Spelman College institutionalized a tradition of excellence in the arts which had been in existence fer some time. F0: it was in 1882, that the first joint concert involving Spelmant College tthen known as Atlanta Baptist Seminaryt was held; The Drama department tour of Europe with their production of jamaica and the annua tours of the Glee Club are tangible events highlighting Spelman's prominence in these areas, Oh! It Was A Wonder. Centennial Day, April 11. 1981, was a glorious day! The more 500 alumae who have passed through the classrooms of Spelman are a wondrous testimony to the vision of her Founde to the dedicated service of her many teachers over the years; to the faith and generosity of her benefactors, and to the ever present support of her students and alumnae. Mrs. Annie Alexander was so right! It Was A Wonder'! H , if they could only see it now! . . 16 t is a WONDER! The Yearbook staff hopes that our Spelman will aiways be a WONDER. Let us aii dedicate ourselves - alumnae; student facuity; administra- tion r- to keeping Spelman the institution that it is: an institution, all segments of which are con tinuaiiy in pursuit of excellence. in the words of President Stewart: Above ail, we must be good at what we do and, in fact, do what we say we do which is to produce outstanding young women who can compete and who will achieve in the iazger society. This we have tried to do for one hundred years. This we will contin ac to do. The Yearbook Staff acknowl- edges with sincere thanks and appreciation the kind permis- sion of Beverly Sheftaii and Jo Moore Stewart to use their Spelman: A Centennial Cele- bration as a vaiued source of information concerning Spel- man's early history. 1982 MMIEiIMng Introdutlion .......... l Hcadtmits .......... 18 Student Iife ........ 4o Brgauizations ........ 96 flassts ........... I23 Closing ........... 193 lids ............. 2m igateway In R Elimml ilentury WHERE? fMMM Btlanta, 1Ewrgia 21.-.; 1- IL.... 211....3E... .. .9. i t . IF . L: IIIIIimII III. III ACADEMIS f : ' m :- IIIIllIWW ......... F'; ? Hi..li$u$9.;uaviipniiugul.i .J 5.15.... 4. J w . I.. f ie..3...?2...kI-.wnh..lu!i.glirlhhi.. . Donald M. Stewart 20 MR. ROBERT D. FLANNIUANKExecutive DR. CARMEN JORDAN-COXXDean of Dix. 0F Busin955 6: Financlal Affaixs Student Life DR. BARBARA CARTERI'Prou-ostXDean MRS. SADIE ALLENr'Ass-oc. Dean for Resi- MR5. MARVA TANNERFDH. Financial dermal Life P103. Aid I V I I J i .I : DR. JACQUELINE JONES-RUYSTERs Asst Academic Dean- Dit 0F Freahman R KATHRYN BRISBANE Administrative ARE! :0 the Frm- Stlldief' i l MRS JUANITA WALLACEfDiI. 0f Admissions MRS SANDRA CUMMINC5 Admin, Asst. the Dean I : MR5. BARBARA BROWNXDir. of Career MR. DONALD R. JONESfCon-lptmlle; Planning and Placement DR. JOY OBHIELDSKASSOC. Dean for Life Plan- ning Programs i I x: .. MRS. NANCY WILLISXFayroH Clerk MRS. PEARLINE DAVISfDir. Alumnae Affairs MRS JO MOORE STEWART D'IT- 0f PUbli' Ir lions and Communications - x f n p STANLEY AT'WATEKE'ASSt. Comp- DR PAULINE DRAKEs'Assnciate Dean MRS. PAULINE MARTINICaShier 0F Bu5ines5 Office r For Continuing Education s2? r v3 . r i MR. MARQUIS WALKERI'AssL Du. of Financial Aid MS. LORRAINE CROMER; Loan Officer k9 I -.!l51LVAN.-KRLKI5 Health Cuwcn 0th MRS PARAI EE BECK Cnord CVVS MRS LINDA BURDEN Dir of Student Account; MRS. JUNE REDDINGTONXAccis. Payable Ma PEGGY WHITE AssL Dean fo Clerk Counseling MRS. VIRGINIA ROBERTSXASSL Dir. of Person- MRS. MARSHA ALLENfManager o nel Relations Records MS CAROLYN HINSONXNDSL Coordinate VELMA H. BROWNXSeC. Office of Policy. Planning 8.: Research. Georgia PreacefSDIP Coordinator MRS. ETHEL POOLEx'fMan. of Sludenl Records; MR5. FRANCES BAILEYAAdminishalive ASSL. Dev. Office 'I - E J '..x. udvjk: ' MS CAII GREER ink to the President MRS. BRENDA CHANEYJSwitch Board Operator MRS. EARLENE BELLK'Collegc Hostcsaa ' 'M'W; b$J1g1L MS KIMBERLY MCELROYXASSI. Dir. of Pub- lications and Communications t 1 m 41: ri- I . MRS. JUNE MANERlSec., to The Business MS. CRYSTAL WILEYXClerical Asst, Business Ivy... Services '.: MRS. RUTH THOMPSONXSec of lhe Physical Plant Manager . m ! a 1 S. ELFREDA TRUESDEllJFdCUIIY Secretary, MRS. JOAN SALTERSfSecretary Dept, of, Health, M5 BEVERLY MgCRARYf'Keypunch Opemtor jivision of Humanities, Recreatum and F.E MRS. VALLERIE SlMPSONKSe-c. m the Health Ca- MS. NE'ITIE PRE'W'ITT; Sec. to the Dir. of Business Scr- men; Counselor vin's X. l. ' 4 ' s ' .... I la L M .- S PATRICIA GIBSON Huulhr Sect, Div of MRS. MARCE lWILLIS- Ser. Dept. of Testing MRS MICHELLE HEARD Sec. Div. of Social Scienrcs aluml ?u'iz'ncts MRS. SYLVIA BOZEMANMAsst. Professor of Mathematics DR RICHARD JENSEN As5i. Professor of Malh- emaiics MR. CHARLES JOHNSONfInstmctor of Math- ematics MRS. GLADYS T. GLASSKASSt. Professor Of Mathematics MR. RONALD BIGGERSXASSL meessm of Mathematicg DR. BILL LAWSONXASSL Professor of Philos- ephy DR. jAMES WHITEKASSOC. Professor of Math- ematics i; H .mtn'!!! ' DR. NAGAMBAL SHAPUASSOC. Professor of Mathemalics DR. ETTA FALCONER, Chairperson, Div of Nat- ural Sciences 'kc .- ' v -.;.- MR HARRY LeFEVERz'Chainmson Dept. of Sci k ' ciology R7 SANDRA SIMME. Dir. of Child Dev. Prtxgram, - -. 5!. Professor of ED: Pby a .' r 'r'f' DR ROBERT SMOTHERS mewm of ngu'wnl- 033: MS MARY HARRIS. mecamr 0f Psydwolog? Faculty . . . MR. LAMAR ALFORDXInsHuclor of Drama MR. MICHAEL HARRISXlnstructm of An MRS. JENELSIE HOLLOWAYJChairperson, Dept. of An MS HEATHER HlLTONXInsnuCtor of Art MR. TOM BROWNITech. Dir, Dept. of Drama 1 MRS. JOANNA AMBAYEHnslIuCtor Of Art DR.L1NDA GREENEChairpc-rson, Div. of Fine Arts MR. LEV MILLSXProFessor of Art MR. SYDNEY STECALLXInstructor of Drama MR. MYRON MUNDAYjInstruclor of Music MRS. GRACE SMITHXPtofes-sm of Music I DR. ROLAND ALLISONHChairpEIsDn 0F Mush.- f Dept l' IE M5. JOYCE ZYZNAR Vi-iiting Arllst-In-Rosidcncc DR. NELLIE RANDALLJ'Chairpersnn nf Hcallh MS VERONICA ANTHONYHPE. antrucmr Run: and PE. Dept. M FACULTY . . . DR. DEBORAH SITTERXASsL ProfeSSor of Eng- DR; RICHARD CARROLLXProfessor of English MRS. CHRISTINA SIZEMOREXASSL Professor at! : lish English h... EJR?.:11LLICENT D. JORDANXAsst. Professor of DR. GAYLE C. PYEXAssL Professor of English DR. DIANNE WARNER Asst. ProfesstS-r of Englis mg 15 .r-wal DR. JUNE ALDRIDGEXChainerson of English Deptr MR. MCCLELLON COXXInstructor of English MS- RHODA HENDRICKSON Assaciate PIOFESSD : and Div, of Humanities of English 32 R5. EVELYN CARROLLKChairperson Div. Edu- tion MR. CHRISTOPHER REYNOLDSlAsst. Professor of Education MR5. VIRGINIA ROBERTSXInschlor of Education RS. CHRISTINE K. FARRISK'Associate Pxofes- r of Education x4'.rv- .- IRA: if: x MA R. ZADIE B. WHISENTONIASSMiaIe Professor DR WILLIAM EACENXAsst. Professor EducaA DR. CWENDOLYN MIDDLEBROOKSEASSL Education lion Professor of Education DR. LURA ALTHEIMERKInstIuCtor of Biology MS. BARBARA BELLlGraduate Asst. DR. ROY HUNTERXProfessor of Biology MRS. CYNTHIA JENKINSlHealth Education and Dir, Family Planning Program MRS. REVELYN MOOREflnstructor of Biology 34 '----... I ' - r'. CORNELIA ClLLYARDXA-sst Professor of emistty DR. CLADYS BAYSEXChairperson 0F Chemis- try Depl. A . ALBERT THOMPSONXASSI. Professor of emistry - ANNE HORNSBYFChairperson 0f Econom- MRS NANCY GREEN-HALUlnstr. of Em. DR. RALPH c, ALLENMsst. Professor of Econ. and Dr. nomics Jack StonefAssoc. Professor Econ. m FACULTY . . . L DRA MANUEL GONZALEZXAssistam Professor MRS. JACQUELINE EDWARDSHnstructor of of Spanish French DR. JAMES GATES Chairperson, Dept. of Mod- em Foreign Languages DR. JANE SCHNEIDERfAssistant Professor of Spanish J' MR. AHMED SABERXlnstructOI of French MRS. ELIZABETH ISSACfGrad. Assistant, Dept. MRS. DELORES BRYANXInstructor of Spanish of Modern Foreign Languages 2;- R. DIANA CLADLAssistant Professor of Spanish DR. MARTIN YANUCKKChairperson, Dept. of History OR. LOIS MORELANDXChairpers-an, Div. of So- cial Sciences RA ALLISON BLAKELYXSchoIar-ln-Residence Dept. MR LEROY DAVISXInstructor of History DR. MARGERY GANZlAsst, Professor of History.r History Cull ' 1E1 IIIImmI .6 ...,be111? A um .' . n .4 . k I Dorm L . . L aguu . . ... - n u u n - p - . .35.... .---u----:- :E.....:. .- From Long Lin es Of R egistra tion T0 Long Days Of Classes WU - I-W 'crmrzh gnu- : Eh. v. Eghmrrb W SPELMAN . ' COLLEGE '. 1.11- 14-?a 48-3. - F ya .-,-.. ?d. FEB 46 This year Greek letter organi- zations united in a week full of fun and excitement to celebrate their annual Greek Week , held March 22-23, 1982.. The weeks events culminated with three days of paraphanalia dis- plays, then on Thursday in Sis- ters Chapel a Greek Awareness Convocation took place. Friday in Read Hall there was a Greek party, Saturday a Greek PICniC was held at Piedmont Park and on Sunday the weeks activites ended with a Church service in the Chapel with Guest Speaker, Rev. Walter Kimbrough and a Greek Step Show later that even- ing- ?: LI;71U-.'1i1;-:Q,. v.1? $1-5 I '5311 E: CA - 47 HDMME'DDMMI HOMECDMING CUU RT ODRIE CHAPMAN LISA YARBRUUCH SUSAN JOHNSON 2nd ATTENDANT QUEEN hat ATTENDANT On November 7 we all rose especially early for the much anticipated annual Morehouse Homecoming Parade. It was full of colorful floats, homecoming queens, bands and dignitaries. The game was the highlight of the dayr but the parade was an essential part of that day, which ended with the Homecoming Ball. Parade: Spelman Style ' I '3'-'n't?'-r 1m. m m m P e L It was like Premiere Night at Caesarls Palace. Lights flashed as they bounced off the gleam- ing clear windows of the limoui Sines; Rolls Royce and Mer- cedes, and diamonds glistened in the mystique 0f the moonlight. They promenaded down the white carpeted walkway Swaying in rhythm to the pul- sating inflections of the an- nouncers voice. They were 597 quence gowns and black tux- edos. Crowds greeted them with smiles and thunderous applause and then they greeted the Queen. It was a night they would never Forget because to- night they were in the spotlight. They had every right to be there because they too were king and queens. C orona tion We all participated in making the Morehouse Homecoming Coronation a success. With much time and a great deal of collective energy we were able to present an outstanding coronation. Under the direction of Lamar Alford our hard work became a reality in the 1981 Morehouse Coronation. CDRONATIDN '81 AVIDIEIIIMAN i Sophomore C ourt L to R: Dana Hargmve 7 2nd Attendant, Miss Sopho- more - Tonya M. Lewter, Ist Attendant Shaun Robinv son, 3rd Ahendanl - Connie F Smith. 'DDMMMANID IDIEIDIF'DIDIMANCIE IF'DID WIHIE IDIE'DIDlllE Freshman C ourt L to R.- 15! Attendant - Jasmine Pugh, Miss Freshman - Adrienne Johnson, 2nd Attendant - Sharon Andrews. NHDAGIENWDV Junior Court 1. to R. 2nd Attendant Myrtle Banks, Miss Junie! Deirdre Barrett, 15! Attendant Shawna Napper. Senior Court 151 Attendant - Valerie Tam. Miss Senior - Cheryl Moore. 2nd Attendant Sandra SpriggsA . V F111: flu; l a Alpha Phi Alpha 3rd Attendant Kim Sheflall, lsl Atlendanl Dawn Hal- lmgs'worth, Miss Sphinx Lisa. BoykinJ Miss Black and Cold Jacqueline Johnson, Miss Alpha Rho Beverly Clarke, 2nd Attendant - Renee Chube, 4th Attendanl LaVeme Byas 5? Homecoming Spirit Soars Against West Georgia The productions that these Spelmanites put out are remarkable. Just look at the synchrony and facial expressions exhibited by these girls. Torch C 0 art L to R Ist Attendant - Tamyra Chiles, Miss Torch 7 Ann Denard, 2nd Attendant 7 Donna Gram. Kappa Alpha Psi C ourt L to R Miss Nu 7 Montana Nefson, Miss Pi 7 Mignon Philpot, Miss Phi 7 Crystal Mathis, Miss Kappa Alpha Psi Court 7 Yolanda Adams Mathlete C ourt L to R 151 Attendant 7 Prenessa Mickens, 2nd Attendant 7 Kim Holland, Miss Mathlere 7 Carol Hamilton. Phi Beta Sigma C ourt L to R: M155 Blue and W'hite Cheryl Sueing, Miss Phi Beta Sigma Kaye Cuoksy, M159 Creswnt 7 Paula Davis. H ealth Careers C ourt 1 m r,- er Attendant i Ktmberly Bailey. Mm Health Career; Linda Martm, lat miendant Adrienne Colrman, 2nd Attendant - Michelle Moan. Maroon Tiger C cart 1, to R: 2nd Attendant Lisa Tucker, Miss Maroun Tiger -- Cassandra HlldEI. lest Attendant Cassandra Edmond. On January 22, 1982. it happened. It was the night of the long awaited Blue 8:. White Ball. It was a night when Spelmanites came out in full force to show support for this annual event. It was a night full of fun, joy, and laughter, a night that many will never Forget. Truly, A NIGHT OF CHARISMA. R. n. M.EIPW . . . :3 Nu. iuuw gr. . ha. .....un ... ..U 1...! - . - Gkarima mw t W W A E... . . . k. . I a .w ...1 .v . 64 llelE GIDANID IFIIN Alli From the homecoming coronation to the maroon and white ball, all shows were as one: A Command Performance for the People. This was the theme of the Spelman-Morehouse homecoming weekend. Practice for the much awaited coronation began two months ahead of time. During that two month period, one could see all of the courts practicing their routine dances just to make that one night, November 6, 1981, an unforgetable one. The homecoming parade took place the next morning. Clubs and other service organizations worked long hard hours the night before to finish decorating floats and cars For the parade; but the final outcome was worth all of the sleepless hours. The football game started hours later when we took on undefeated West Georgia. To cap the day off and thus the homecoming weekend, many students from the entire AUC attended the Maroon and White Ball to enjoy a night of dancing. E ! .m. i a ... .f The Beauty . . . mseim .whiar . . . And The Pagean try Founder's 1mm '. HHngggyR ---4, '1 L--- ' . r. .' . n i CUlLEhEL-dx: Hausa; 2w :COLLEGES . . WE 1.0m; 111.39. Black C allege Martin I Luther Kin 5 Birth a y i mamsmmw gwm A NATIONAL HONDA n;- 3 ; Hmmmmm fr- ' Andrew Young a ll. 6 mp A m M Y8 f Sammy Da vis, Jr. Reginald o - LfIfAl- 9 .. krf.-:Tf:l- vMPkT', 9:94 '51'P ;HH' . . . -' 7-,; r ' I i ,-,u.+t; - v w, e m e K m w. II. Mum : . mum L-IJ: i 4,44 l . x11. .9 Lu. n 5 : a' . n? mum, H nu . FM. :lr. .r LEENH hngmacag v... p... cadhrlnm. 1x?! nikirrnia..m.v4n.niy . Unrn pA.n-.nuumd..:hnni , !J Illl . I I'll... . . u .. a ... ...l.lu.i....I1.II.. 3 01.51.19 :In..! 1.1!; v Sister Chapel .s r E ,.. l .. A Night At The Theatre ... Zr! 4W : WIHIE WIHIEAUNEID SCENE e'Wfll'lllf Illtl'tlElDIIZtBv DID'CIHAIDID'D The Cherry Orchard is a play written by a Russian playwright, Anton Checkov, in the late 1800's. The play is about a very rich family who ultimately loses all they have gained and their enability to cope with such a drastic change in status. The cutting down of the Cherry Orchard symbolizes the demise of the old and the coming of the new. 90 For Colored Girls Who Ha ve Considered Suicide When The Rainbow Is Enuf. For Colored Girls is a choreo- poem by Ntozake Shange. It is a collection of poems, songs and dances addressing the plights and experiences of Black women There are six characters, each dressed in different colors hed, blue, yellow. green, orange, pinkJ which reflects the tone of their speeches. For in- stance, the Lady in Yellow's selec- tions were basically light which the Lady in Bluehs were primarily mel- ancholy. The speeches touched on subjects as varied as a young girlhs delight in the excitement of her prom night to the devastation of a woman who has lost her children. H:!'r -': 71$: 77 Gradua tion 1982 I-u-ulol Spelman College 150 Smeal Lane SW I AEI-dma. Gemgu 3n3i4 ' 464- 681 3663 Dr. Donald II. Slut ! Bear Ciass of 1332: As our first gratuaung thus in SJeWrun's sewnd canary, i saints: ya... it is the Cdnl' :: a new era in which there 1's hope. 1cm ogpurtmity an: 1:ch cnallemges. Spelman snculu nave arcane: J'CL' well for unar. lies areal uc L421? Suncrely thJm L; barb; DnngI :I 3'. Stewart. Prestdmt 93 V. , H331; SFELMAN :33 C UL LEG E S 0RGA 1NIZAT10 3. :313'. ' k i I IR 29 . .3 .7 .. 1 11.1.? 5..- Erprrdo Kr. l to L Staci Jackson, Prenessa Mickens, Robin Thomas. Rhonda Rush. Rhonda Mills, Gisele McKinney. Nor Pictured: Ivan Boone, David Harris, Paul Yancy. 1 to I. LaVerne Byas, Malesia Jones, Tara Davis, Troyce Tutman, Stephanie Tucker, Julie Borders, Card Hamilton, Emily Black. 98 .s-.x-.. 110 l. Angola Shannon, Fiebwnid Snood. Hmdi Tuli, Bcvmty Bentley, Erneli Rodgers. Top. Angrhque Devnld, Venise Hunter, Demetra Harric-on, Jacqueline Whin- Nm PiHumd. Jayne MLdJlehrtwkIn I tn l l1Hmn Lcwih. Luv BLW, Kathy UmlLIrd. Cvlzwtv time No! Pictured. Saralyn Brown. Cynthia Hd'H 9URYJ MAHA't'H- Himmn Nthm' mebelly Hmfh, Ewnv Almalmng. 99 100 l to r. Lori Beard, Nancy Travis, Theordora Lee, Pam Cook. Not Pictured. Sonia Bell, Arnise Johnson, Carol Lawrence, Kimbeiy Harding, Shawna Van Dyke, Angelique Burton. mu- n - FRESHMEN CLA 55 OFFICERS E l 10 r. Donna Grant, Shawn VanDyke, Fame Cook, Gisele McKinney. Cora Bullock, Valerie Leonard, Not Picturedl Bridgcllc Gibson, Alexis Campbelle, Staci Cain. h 41-3 Row 1. Mlchael Plcuost, Canola Holliday. Row 2.. Roowvelt Mlle? III, K1m Dunlavy, Innis- Jefferson, Angela Andcrosn, chon Mnnisl Shcrctla Booker, Shawne VanDykc. Kahina WESIBy Walter H. 'VVillis 1 Row 2. Marty Edwards. Delra Milth, Madelyn M Rugeral Calhy Rare, Erir V, Northern E- SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS -......... EA, :- 1-. . i l to 1'. Beverly Reid. Salethia Wilson, Arnise Johnson. Allison Traverse 102 : SPELMAN 1-1 UTE SECTION E ??.w FRLHIY . FNUITY LEE 4WWF Row 1. Belinda Cross, Stephanie Tucker, Ojetm Pearion. Sharon FieldE, Aurnita Shepherd Row 2. Rose Johnson. Jacqueline, Shclicy Evans mot picturow l to r. Gayle Branson, Stacey Middleton, Djetta Pearson, Julie Caliowayi Uolanda Hill, Jackie Slarrow, Karen Ducken, Dianne Givens tnot picture$ Officers: Lillian Mason 7 President, Linda Wright bu Vice President, Meiba Renfro - Treasurer, Dr. Sandra Sims Adviser Row 1. Micheile McGriFf, Lisha Brown, Shawna Nappet, Pamela Scott. Cathy Morse, Michelle Thomas Row 2. Terrie Loud, Shelly Evans Heidi Tull, Adrienne Coleman, Sonya Alexander. Pamela Calloway, Gena Hudgins, Sylvia Branson, Prenessa Mickens, Brusiina Calhoun Row 3. Sheila Hoimes, Leslie Brown, Angela Bradford, Dominique Simpson, Kim Taylor, Thea Johnson, Belinda Patton, Celeste Core 104 I to r. Stacey Middleton. Gayle Branson Secretary, Ojetta Pearson, Julie Calloway, Yolanda Hill, Karen Duckett, Jacqueline Sparrow Officers mot, plcruredl Lillian Mason President, Linda Wright w Vice President, Melba Renfro Treasurer, Dr. Sandra Sims Adviser ' i . I to r. Rhonda Rush Parliamenlarian. Avis Bishop Co-Social Chairperson. Jeanene Sims 7 Recording Secretary, Ama Patterson 7 Corresponding Secretary, Gina Hudgins Vice President, Pam Scott - President, Michelle Thomas Publicity Committee. not piciured: Ragina Fuller - Assist. Corr. Sea, Tratey Chappell - Treasure, DeAna Io Swan Co-Social Chairman, Lisa Boykin Advisory Board Chairman, Kim Barefield - Publicity Chairman Row 1. Odrie Chapman - Vice President Sundra lvlascn'li Gambi White, Stephanie Green, Vickie L. Warren, Sandra Spriggs - Publicity Chairman, Sheila Hall, Veronica Strong, Sonya Alexander, Sonia Bell, Celeste Davis, Carla Thomas - Secretary, mot showm Carolyn Simms Treasurer. Angela Whitefield President Row 11 Adrienne Walts, Gwendolyn Hood, Robin Rowland, Jacqueline East -- President, Smelly,r Evans. Sylvia Branson, Dena Johnson Row 22 Vicki Hardaway. Jennifer Prothro, Veronique Thompson, Angela Kent, not shown: Mynie Banks, Lisa Woods, Thea Johnson 106 l to r. Malesia Junes, Julio Borders, Emily Black. Stephanie Tucker, Nathaniel Johnson. II, Valarie 'INashinglon, LaVernc Byaa. Tmyce Turman, Tara Davis. Rhonda Artelbcmo Lmh R. Dang, Stephaniu CrL-En, Cambi VVHIIL' Lisha Blown, Sheila Hall, Sandra Spnggy, H101 shownj Cheryl C. Moore 33. :. . -..' - ' - . A 4 i . - .P. - - '. . v . . .. ' wen '1'? I 7 9x X; l to 1. Term Crawford, Eyerce Armstrong, Pam Fryer. Karenina Hayes. Leila Davis, Mariiyn Hill, Dena Iohnson NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY E . '. '- .l :E P51 CHI u. ... ., -.., l to I. Gwendolyn Hood, Veronique Thompson, Dena Johnson, Pamela Scott. Dr. Sandra Sims lnot showm 108 . 4. '4 '. An 6 a a: l m r. Pamela Calloway, Detra Miles, Slephame Bruddie, Cynthia Marshall, Michelle McCriff, Demetra Harrison, Venise Hunter, not pictured: Ava Betancourt. Laurena Moore. Sothia Lewis. Jayne Middlebrooks. Nannetle lsler. Ttacie Holmes I m r. Bridgette Gibson. Janice Tumer, Ddlia Chapman. Pamela Cook I10 Ito r. Jody Clement, Sharon Sheecf, Kathy Bradshaw, Micheile Matthews, Micheile MC Griff, Julie Rainbow, not pictured: Pam George, Pam Williams. LaVerne Byas, Meianie Blocker, Yvette Chancetlor, Angela Kent Members: Lisa Radney. Angela Jackson. Celeste A. Adams. Avis Weaver, Charles M. Rivera, Jorge A. Balm, Miguel E Sanchez. Hizabcth 15am: Vanenl Fitzgerald, Rhonda Johnson, Van Hill, Tony ETArceneaux, Phillip C. Dorily, Calolyn A. Green, Janessa Grady, Guillermo R. Althur, Scott E Coleman. Ricardo Cuity, Lesliq O'Dell, Tanya Penson, Marcia Moore, Maria Miller, Daphne Sykes, Ronald Tayior, Cad B. Fountain, Nelson A. Velez, Angela Kent. Carlos Rivera, Roman La'ncana Phi Gamma Nu Top L-R, Janis Jefferson. Cynthia Finkley, Detra Miles, Leticia Kitchen, Sandra Malone, Deirdre L. Wilson Bottom, LaVerne Byas, Karin Berry, Nadalynn Seymour, Erustina Calhoun Lesa Yancey Not pictured: Usa Hartis, Angela Nickerson, Yvette Chancellor, Michelle Matthews, Jukia Perry SENIOR CLA 55 OFFICERS E: ECONOMICS CL UB E . - -,. Q I to r. Michelle Matthews, Pamela Williams. Katrenia Collins, Cordelia Daniels, Patricia Reed, Yolanda Lewis. not shown: Cherrie jackson, Janessa Grady, ijqtal Cleveland, Adrienne Archia. Toni McDonald, Sabrina Johnston, Jacqueline Oneal, Hawah Collins. K 1 l0 : Tami Boyd, Zina Snmmuns. Amy T.nlle-ry Vima Mosex Wanda Everett, SlaCi IMHO . T-lmyra ChiIdE-v Pamela Brown, LaUrEn Moon, Daphne Gtmd-zon, Karen Cayuon. Monica Hammr. nut shown. Tonya Lenten Robln Rowland, Adrienne Johnson 111 I to L Sarah Adams, Sonya Maxwell, Stephanie Broddie, Colette Magwood, not shown: Angela Moore, Carrelta Hollidayl Paige Johnson, Jacquelyn Johnson. Bridget Tucker, Valeria Hunter, Monica Meyers, Susan Hart :5 SPELMAN'S INTER- VARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP .-. ....5 a 7x g .a l to 1'. Alesia Crawford, Gail Goodwin. Susan Hart, Sandy Anderson Donna Shadd, Saralyn Barkley 112 Peale, Carolyn Robinson, Gerald McKinney E SPELMAN SPOTLIGHTE '4;- Isl. I to r. Glenda Patterson, Cala Thomas, Sharon Jones, Lisha Brown, Bridgett Davis, Diane Moss 2nd row. I to r. Angeia Jackson, Shanta Sulliban, Karen Burroughs, Nancy Travis, R Melvin Jones, Jr., Tony Magby. Debra Johnson, Luis Dowvay 3rd row I to r. Lynne Shipley, Elrol Randolph, Sabrina Bragdon mot shownj: Lisa Turner, Carla Johnson, Eric Brown. Susan Hart, Rita Lewis, Valerie ILLINOIS CLUB E 1st row. Karen Main, Kelly Laurent, Arlenette Vinson 2nd row Alliaon Mapp, Kim Canovan E VOLLEYBALL E 7' 6 .- a TEAM Leslie Brown, Princess Cooper, Elizabeth Hollingsworth, Sabrina Hulmes, ML chelle Mason, Terry Tabaya, Tagi Smith, Alita Knox, Janis Jefferson, Lisa Nicho- las. Darla Townsend. Lanita Gregory INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS : . ' 1 .- ..... I'1jrt '- t? :11 I .I 15 ; h Check row I to r: Taiwo Vincent, Michele Clarke, Castilliane Compper, Ingrid E. Whittaker, Gathoni P Mukora. Emiddld Saida Musse, Agnes Weru, Yolanda AR Lewis. Uronn Kura Njai, blot shown: Wanda Francis, Magdaline Okojie AUC CO UNCIL E U.N.C.F. E UeFt picJ l to r: Pamela Scott, Mitzi Dease, Theodora Lee. lrighl piai l to 1: Stephanie Mitchell, Audn'a Nuntey. Jasmine Pugh Y.M.C.A. I . 1. I I I L to R Michelle Matthews, Cheerie Jackson, Katrina Collins. CHEERLEADERS -..--- ugqv . - 1.10 r. Ist level; Kaye Cooksey, Anita Harris, Walline Beacham, Deborah Galloway, Gregory Shannon, Felicia Bell Yolanda Benton, Angeia Pearson 2nd level; Cathy Race Yvette Hill Rosalyn McGhee 1L: -I-c.- 1-; , - ,. v1;i.;.w-A:1fu-ihi.r .. x..--.:::.:.-.1r- 118 1 lo I. Gina White. Michelle ById, Cawlyn Grant. Russell Washingion, Adrienne Thomas. Lisa Yarbrough. Sydrey Perkins, Dorothy Reid, nol shown: Carla Saniard, Evil: Brown, Timothy Moses, Darnita Anderson 119 J; .1... . MY 04 $H4.Iv .3. 5.4.5. .: i 1.. ... 452.15 . .; :wi-us's I . GREEKS ll l'I IIl :ll 1l .I' I ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORI T AKA h . . iftontl l-tO-t. Charla Edmond, Bridgette Davis,L15a Moteland, Carmen Williams, Alfreda Shelton, Cheryl Dixon, Melinda Kease, Kelli Merideth, A-umita Shepherd, Sarah Adams, Avis Bishop, Dana Reed, Kay Sears, Salada Mack, Carol Howard bteped 1 lo 1'. Ist row. Emily Bl ack, Debra Wats-on, Mlcheile Brandon, Stacey Walker, 2nd row. Eyerce Armstrong, Carretta Holliday, Cheryl Seuing, 3rd row. Jacqueline Williams, Odne Chapman, Jghe McKen-zm, 4th row Dandrea Brooks, Amelia Page, Katrina Collins, 5th row. Stephanie Green, Pamela Wiiliams, KimMarie Brown, Angela Moqre. Gall Arley, tralhl to r. Kimbiee Bass, Chariene Bryant. Dierdre Barrett, Marcia Sanford. Marlena Williams, Elaine Terry, Rhonda Rush, Cynthia Marshall. Genora Kendrick, Malesia Jones I VY LEAP PLEDGE CL UB ist row; i to r. Prenessa Mickens, Debra Goggins. Shawnee Sykes, Yolanda Lewis. 2nd row: Cynthia DeBerry, Sandra Castor. Robin BrazieI, Mitzi Dease. 3rd row: Helen Clark, Terri Lathan, Tonya Lewter, Dana Hargrove. 4th row: Leslie Brown, Raw sheda Owens, Pamela Birth, Susan Beckett 5th row: Carlita Roberts. Rosalind Gates. Sheryl Par: son, Stephanie Poolel 6th row: Jerrelle Copeland, Traci Jackson, Beverly Bentley, Lisa Finley. 7th row: Jennise Hall, Karyn Smith, Chatlann Jackson, Sonya lvllaiunda 8th IDW: Aubyn Thomas, Dawn Hoilingsworrh, Stephanie Mitchelle, Inot shown: Lari Head, Yvette Brown. Tracy Phillips. Beverlyr Clarke, Adrienne Eadie, jean Coolew p-w:;...a.E:; m-.. ' Y, INC. II-II I ?'LAf'. f-J : : ZETA PHI 351$ BSORORITY, INC. -; F--.-.-...-......-......I- . ::.'j$i-:;Tgifbrj.f'. -. . L .-..... .- . rrv -.- r .-' .. '.' -. . '- '.' , P .U: 3.43; ' .3. .- r 1f . --:- THE ARCHONIAN CL U8 1 to I. Rhonda Artebeuie. Deirdre Haywood, Mary Reid, Joy Martin, Jacqueline Sparrow. Angela An- derson .EDELTA SIGMA THETA SORORITY, INC. E A28 lst row; 1 to r: Pamela Scott, Lisha Brown, Dianne Givens, Julie Calloway. 2nd row: Betty Jackson, Colette Magwo-od, Sharon Sellers, Monica Edwards. Allison Willis, Rhonda Mills, Belinda Patton. 3rd row: Jody Clement, Staci Morgan, Susan Johnson, Gena Hudgins, Shauna NappeI, Wanda Rosemann, Stephanie Gordon, Rosa Moore, Priscilla Thomas, 4th row: Renee Darensburg, Jeanette Sims, Veurmer Carla, Cynthia Todd, Tracey Smithey, Jamise Greer, Anita Bryant ' SIGMA GAMMA RHO SORORITY, INC. EPA I to r. Yvette Murray. Audrey Hill, Terry Craw- fmd, tnat show: Reniia Reynolds, Vickie Cox, Melody Ruffln, Gloria Jackson I lsl 10w: LaVerne- Byas Darin Berry, Nadclyn Seymour, Bruslina Calhoun Lisa Yancey 2nd row: Jam's Jefferson, Cynthia Finkley Dena Miles Leticia Kitchen, Sandra Malone Dierdre Wilson. Not Pictured: Michelle Mdtlhews. Yvette Chancellor, Lisa Harris. - SIGMA ALPHA I OTA 2A1 L 11:. R. Tracy Carzeil, Kazen 'Nebb. Bonn Thompson, Teny Crawford Anita Taylor, Jacque Howard Not P1ctuted;loyce Williams, Victoria McMillan, Princmu Franklin Pamela Scott. Cheryl MrCurd, Odrie Chapman E. 1:. Michelle Matthews Pamela Robin Rowland Gena Hudgins Who's Who Among Colleges And 125 Leila Davis Pamela Scott Vickie Cox Edwina Wilson Cheri Jackson Terry Crawford American Universities IIIIIII I I b I.. t.- fzzxmzp Angela Adams Toni Anderson Sharon Andrews Jacqueline Anthony Miquei Antoine Dianna Allen Frenchie Appiewhile Melanie Ashton Melody Badger Iaye Barnes Rachael Bass Benita Battles Lori Beard Sonja Bell Valencia Benefieid Allison Berry Helen Bickerstaff Valerie BDwman Lisa Boyd Sabrina Bragdon Traci Bransford Valerie Bright Kim Bronson Cherita Brown Dana Brown Susan Brawn Cora Bullock Yvette Butcher Mashandel Butler Sheree Butler Staci Cain Alexis Campbelle Tonya Cannon Camille Caner Lisa Carter .. Karen Cayson Vikki Chambem 9 , a . Tamyra ChlldS F i , ' Kimberly Christian Imkfu a. e. . 7 Corey Clark Karen Clark Annette Clay Stephanie Cock ; Pamela Cook Alecia Corn Audrey Culpcpper Kimberly Daniels Lisa Daniele. Brenda Dams Jeanette Davis Salathia dekins Brenda Deiaine Angelique Devold Terris Dunn Alice Eason Maria Eaves Kelly Edwards Laurie Elam Yolanda Elder Denise Ellis Sabrina Evans Eiyce FaiIley Kimberly Felton Patrice Finley Shawn Flemons Trisha Fomby Wanda Francis Leslie-Anne Frank Princess Franklin Zambia Franklin Dathne Frazier Larita Fiazier Robie Freeman Patricia Fuller Cecelia Gaines 132 Valerie Gaines Tina Garrett Arlycia Jayne Garth Budgette Gibson BrendA Godfrey Mnntina Coiphin Alicia Goodman Daphne Coodson Rhenetta Cyaham Shmla Graham Camlyn Cranl Cherry Grant Donna Grant Cenine Grant Jane Gray Yveltt' Cray Avis Green Carolyn Green Tamara Gwen Veronica. Crccn Florence Greet Charmaine Griffin Shirley Cwinn Pamela Hall Beverly Hand Jill Haney Kimberly Harding Elaine Hamid Patrice Harper Sharolyn Harria Cora Sue Harrison jenny Hartnest Yetta Harvey Shirleyr Hawkins Kathleen Hawthorne Jennifer Hayes Beverly Henderson Enid Hendricks Kimbetly Henley Vicki Herring Kathy Hickson Mildred Hill Mary Hines Shirley Hintcm Lisa Hobbs Donna Hobson Deborah Hoffler Elizabeth Hollingsworth Anita Hollins Angeles Holloman Sabrina Holmes Iasuzew . .4951! i J - 1,- AL , Texanne Holloway h- A y j 1 .I 1 Ln 4'- . - 1' n ' . ;. . l , . - w. . 1. 1. ' . - 7 . LI: 134 v. . Tracie Holmes Andrea Hodges Malian Huffman Tracey Hurd Sandla Hun Nannette Isler Angela Jackson Kimbally jackson Maruealavelre jackson Stacy Jackson Sidonie Jeffers Pamela Jenkins Shawnada Jenkins- Adrienne Johnson Cynthia Juhngon Debra Johnnon Donna Johnson Felicia Johnson Ginger Johnson Kristi JohnSon Mekody Johnaon Meryl Johnson Peyton Johnson Robyn Johnson Tracie Jnhnmn Lallta Jones; Renee Jones Tracey Jones Kay,r Jordan Ndnfy Joseph Ronda Killens Kelly Laurent Emma Landon Lynn Lawson Deidra Lee Quida Leeks Valerie Leonard Cheryl Lewi5 Glenda Lewis Kathy Lewis Maria Lewis Cynthia Lucas Athena Manning Regina Mathis Renee Mathis Sonya May Karen Mays Robin McCallum Susan McClain Angela McCormick Latonia McCullough Robyn McGregor Yolanda McGriH Aquilla Mclnmsh Giselle McKinney Dona. McKenzie Deborah Meadows Erica Meyer Maria Miller Chrystal Mitchell Debm Mitchel! Wendy Mitxhh'u Jami? Moon Ar-Idio hdmgan liH Mm'ria Verna Moses Robm Murphy Valencia Meyers W'endi Norfleet Leslie Dawn Odell Jacqueline O'Neal Carla Owen: Toynctte Page Debora Parker Antomctlo Payne Sydney Pwkinu Rhoda Pickett Sylvia Pope Audrey Porter Lisa Potts Greselda Powell Vanessa Powell Anneice Pratt Darneil Presley Jasmine Pugh Lisa Radnoy Sylvia Rawls Beverly Reed Kimberly Reed Stacy Reed Sharon Riley Carolyn Robinson Cynthia Robinson Judith Robinson Stacey Robinsan Erneil Rodgers Vaharie Rogers Gabrielle Rounsaville Ntcuia Rutiand Michelle Saunders Vak-m'm Schoficld Apryl Scnlr Pamela 55ml: Venita Shernm Lynne Shiplcy MiL' hello Shown Phronie Simmom Andom Slmpson Tma'e'y Sims Sharna Small Jennifer Smnlk Alyria cimith Emilio Smith Lia! Smith Srlethid Emith Shawn Smiih Tamam Smith Tom Smtth Vem Smnh Derwen Snovd Deborah 5pa1'mw Marilvn Spear Deidre 5pencer Llua Stewart Nelania f itinaun Yolanda Stokes, Lmda SIrLCkLmd Lillie Sullivan Avis Switzer Daphne Sykes joann Sykes Sabra Talley Alison Tavatas Carolyn Taylor Cheryl Teamer Adrienne Thomas Della Thomas Michelie Thomas Anita Thompson Sherri Thompson Courtney Talbert Cynthia Trawick Terraceta Tubaya Janice Tumer Stacee Utsey Shawne VanDyke Felecia Varnum Lisa Walker Sonya Walton Nicoie Washinglon Rayneil Watkins Frieda Weems Wanda Wheat Debra Wheeler Gina White Harriet While Jackie White Marilyn Whitley Angela Wilkms Laine Wilkins Andzea Williams Cindy Willlam: Dwanita Williams Linda W'illiams Lori William; Pamela Williams Yolanda Williamson Phyllis INHIS Lea Wilson Saldthid W'ilson Sonya Wilson Suzanne Wilson Valerie W'ilson Carmen Winston Helen Wuodward Kimberly VVurthom Daphne Wright Kathy H'right D'Ann Young Doria Zellner Gloria Abrams Shelia Abrams Melba Carey Melanie Caner Yolanda Adams Jeanne Aiken Angeka Anderson Robin Anderson Sandra Anderson Tonita Anderson Adrienne Archm Deidra Armslmng Wanda Bailey Terry Baisden Wcaelyn Ball Kim Bnrefield Beverly Barlow Gail Battle Angela BedFord Diane M. Bell Deborah Bennelt Holly Berry Linda Bennett Beverly Bentley Yolanda Benton Jina Blllups Celeste Bishop Wanda Biount Carolyn Bolton E. Geneil Bolton Brenda Bond Phy11i5 Bond Robin Brazier Sandra Briley Tracy Brooke; Chiki Brown LQ.clie Brown Lora Brown Rochelle Brown Saralyn Brown Yvette Brown Angelique Burton Danielle Butler Shelia Byrd Jacqueline Caihoun Patrice Carter Rcsalyn Cary.r Beverly Clark Helen Clark Suzanne Clease Marci L. Collier Princess Cooper Jerrelle Copeland Theresa Curry Cordelia Daniel Annette Davis Celeste Davis . -..md.W113:-:J wkths-m ,. .- Jive. WA. Mitzi Dease .-,. E ; Kelly DeCraFf Dulcim DelaRosa Angela DeLoach Ann Dcnnard Antonia Dukes Judia Elmore Eloise Malchctl Valjeannc Ewes Gwendolyn Fairbanks Neatrice Fannings Lisa Finley Yvette Fordham Debunh Galloway Regina Fulier Roanlind Catt : Karen Gear Penny Gibbon Debra Cogginv. 145 Cassandra Grant Vera Graves Julia Green Lanita Gregoly Barbara Greer Leila Gross Aifreda Hall Carol Hall. lennise Hall Monica. Hammie V Shela l-iarper Georgia Hayes. lama Haynes; Dcirdre Haywood Lori Head Pam Heath Dawn Hick; Kimberly Hickson Canx'andta Hider Maria Hill Sheila HOFHEI Kimbetly Holland Audrey Holmes Laurct Hord Tina Horne Emma Horton Chariotte HunlCI Venue Hunter Wanda Hytlm Chariann Jackson Lelissa Jackson Tawnnn JaLkE-On Leandra Icffenon Eartheline Jenkins Adrienne Johnson Gwendolyn Johnson Jacqueline Johmon Shawn Johnson Susan Johnnnn Thea Juhnson Christei Jones Elena Jordan Valerie Iordan Vicki Keesee Lisa V. 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Turner Arlynnelte Vmson June Warren Tonya West Teresa Wilhurn Lauren Wilford Dorothy W'illiams; Kntura 'Willlams Pam 'Wllliamb Robin Wooden Dona T 'Wrighi Vcna Wtight Celeste Adams Sarah Adams Millie Aiexander Arline Alfreda Thayer Amar Mary Anderson Neka Arnmld Rhonda Artenberrie Johnese Askew Angela Atkins Gail Atley Vanessa Bardwell Lynn Barnett Walline Baacham Andrea Bell Agnes Bennett Lisa Bennett Avis Bishop Julie Borders Michelle Brandon Sylvia Branson Stephanie Bmddie Lisa Bronson Dandrea Brooks Kim Brown Sana Brown Anita Bryant Sabrina Buice Michelle Bundridge Michelle Byrd Brusllna Calhoun Pam Calloway Kim Canauas Alice Chamlee Odrie Chapman Cassie Chase Penna Christian 2, Cleage Crystal Cleveland Belinda Collins Hannah Collins Judy Collins Shellie Evans Melody Crawford Belinda Cross Leah Dancy Cathy Damels Cynthia Davis Hazel Dean Jupiara DeArduio Cynthia DeBeny Deadria Dodson Cynthia DOISey Melba Dmhani Deidre Dotson Tenita Dowoll Marla Earl Celeste Evans Monique Edwards Carol Evans Sonya Ewi ng Janell Farris Stacie: Fisher Kris Gabriel Dana Gaines Zina Gatling Gail Goodwin Linda Cadesoeku Johana Cray Celeste Green Stephanie Green Janice Greer Trevious Grier Evangeiine Griffin Veronica Hafa- Julia Hall Shelia Hail Theresa Harleman Anita Harris Cynthia Harris Susan Hart Mignon Hartsfield Regina Haynes Wendy Haymas Margaret Henderson Germaine Henry Julia Hill Yolanda Hill Stephanie Hilton Carretla Holiday Nadine Holland Gina anson Robin Hard Carol Howard Jackie Howard Gena Hudginr; Jennifel Huntet Valerie Hunter L. Jackson Janis Jeffenon Holly Johnson Paige johnson R051- jnhnmn Susan Johnmn Sabrina Johnston Giulia Kmdlv Collette LaVinleltc S chnria Renee Lewis Shanda Lewis Yolanda Lcwis Alliaon Mappi Kryslal Marshall Debra Martin Linda Mdrtm Linda Marlin Melody Matthews Julie McKenzie Monica Meyers Lisa. Mitchell Jo Anne Moore Patricia Moore Rosa Moore Commelita Morgan Michelle Moss Shauna Napper Montera Nelson Michelle Nicole JOYCE Oda Modupe Olatunji Damecia Ouriddin Kelly Palmer Glenda Patterson Dara Perkins Vonzia Phillips Hattie Randall Leslie Reese Melba Renfra Kay Richards Dionne Richardson Angela Sausberry Andrea Scott Veronica Seagers Shelia SheFtall Alfredia Shelton Cathy Smith Deborah Smith Gina Smith Thias Spence Veronica Strong Shawnee Sykes Anita Taylor Che Taylo: Cathy Terrell Sabrina Terry Cathy Thurslon Janice Tillermn Bridgette Tucker Patrice Tult Bridgette Vassar Laura Walker De Anna VV'ann Madelme Warden Valerie W'ashington Ciermainc Waters Avis 'Neavm Karen iNebb Lealie 'White Tracey 'Nhite Marianne Wicker Jacqueline William? Jamie 'Wllliams Julie 'IN'LHiamh Mallena VVilllarm: Pamela Wiiliams Sandra h'ilson Vanessa Wingfield Denise W'mhton Llsa 'Woode, .h S u m b r a V... a .m .L Shari Yarbrough Sonya Young 160 5 en 1' ors Of '82 1'Epit0me Of Unity l 1 CIass Of '82 161 Cheri Denise Adams Cid'ney Alexander Birmingham. AL Wolitical Science Philadelphi, PA. 1' History Sonya Yvette Alexander Kimberly M. Alford Lasing, MI Tnglish Newnan, GA mNatural ScinecefHealt- ' Keep the Faith Science The greatest things in life are alway - within your reach! Leticia O'Teefe Alfred Lucinda Anderson Atlanta, GA. a Political Waterloo, SC. Wiiology Science Hll: you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it. Karmetta Asrwood Eyerce Armstrong Pembroke, Bermuda P5ychoI03y Mem phis, TN. ChL-rni51ry Valerie Barrow Karin Anita Berry Seldcn, NY 'Folillnal SLlence Chicago: Ill, Psychology An educatlon is the only thing that orma- you have i1 no one can ever take fmm you. ' Virginia Bailey Adrienne Baron Atlanta LA. W hild Lk-veluprm'n't Hhahmgtnn, IX. E.mcmlugy Ava Joann Berancourt Emily Denise Black luuu-hun NY 'Bmlugy. Fw-Mmi Mumpth, TN. 'Malhemdncs huh day ik- d new chance to 'Failh IS the dasuranco of things H'dl'wt'livl'l life ' hoped for am! the evidcm'e of thing: not won. Sherry Bbckshcar Patricia Blackwell Atlanta. GA 'I ngianh Ann .thnl. NH 'Hmmlugy C lass Of 82 E Shavonne Hines Atlanta, GA i+Sociology Cathy Bohannon Atlanta, GA. Wklitical Science Pamela once Birth Minneapolis, Minn. Tnglish Never accept any situation; ArgueJ question and explore. Rhonda C. Bolton Atlanta, CA. 'Child Development Melanie Blythe Blocker Bridgitt Beggar: Chicago, IlL Tnglisthass Memphis. TN. 'Tsycholgoy Communication Phi1osophy? 1 don't have one I just To learn to let go of pain and failure. play it by ear. and replace wilh health and success are lifelong task, but the rewards are great! Melanie Bradford Portia Bowers Chicago, IL. nPralitical Sciem'e Shaker Heights, OH. HSocmkrgy Brenda Breaux Usha Bron f! Bro wn New Oxleans, LA 'Poliucal Bellsvillc, MD. 'Engliah SrienceIPre-Law 1N2 fmd convenience in Be the best that you can be and conforming to the ideals and beliefs of othersn but only Hue happiness can be found in being oumelves nothing less .4. Kathy Bradahaw Lee Bray Hempstead. NY. kachulgy Columbia. MD 'Chvmual Engineering 'A pt-rmn wmpped up m himself IGBEZ'I'ranHI'mn'IH maker. a pxmly amall parkage. Brenda Cale Buns La Verne D. Byas Roacovclt, N .Y Mdthnmtiga Atlanta HA. 'Pnliliml Encwnu' 'I think. therefore I exnt 'Unu'a pmpuw m Ilfu ix no! .llvmy'a dualinmi ho their academic. unining' Michelyn Burke HCIt-hlngmn Di W'wYthnlugv Class of 'BZEI SJrJIyn Brown Wnumnal'w HA 'Blm h1 mlxu V Julie Ann Calloway Marissa Simone Cary Detroit. Michigan 'Child Columbia, SC 'English Development Know thy heritage and be proud of To thyself be true. Remember it. always be honest with yourself and your iife will be lived to the utmost. Yvette Chancellor Uta Renee Cobb Bratenahl, OH Wolnical Science Atlanta. Ga. a'BiologWPremed You don'l have to know where you're Not cvetything that is faced can be going as long as yawn? on your way. Changed. Bul nolhing can be changed until it is faced. Jean Renee Cooley Cynthia Ann Cox Raleigh, N,C itHistmyXEducalion Miami, FL. Wolitical Science Alesia M. Crawford Terry D. Crawford Beckley, WV. Pre-Denislry..- Spani5h Daron, MLch. Wdusic It is not noble to excel in Spilil of obsticlcs. it is foolish to feel noble because you have, Bridgett Maria Da vis thrmt, MI WLnglish Kimberly D. DJ'H'EH I.WP Nth ddv fully . m. though Dayton, OH DIama at wow your law Thus. you will never havr rogmtx only warm IIIIEITHJTIER Linda Crews Angela Crowder Hunlwillr. Al 'Lnglinh Atlanta. LA Bmlogy Pearl 03 vis Deborah Dickenson VVCHI Pninl, Miss 'Dmma Birmingham, AL ' ChiId All human Wisdom is summed up in Development two words, Faith and YoulSelf Lcih Davis Hmrnu AR W'nmhnlngv Ih-lmht vmnn-H m Ihr' luul. AHJ Hr Lynn DAVE W'I-l 93H VNJ 'h qumu ' Wl hm Ehumuleo. Ml'l aanIp-h V-Imnm vnm war in Ihr Inni. tIu-I m Hun .il'hl H:- nIH tll' II Rozah'nd Rachelle Dickexson Baslrop, LA 'Economics HDEm't give up dreams or your dreaming. Cheryl Dixon Landover, MD Economics 163 a question of mind over matter, if you don't mind it doesn't matter Sheila Eberhard! Angela Michelle Edge Detroit, MI Wsycholgy Allanta; GA Wiiology Be patienl, some things take time. : Chanf Y. Edmond Grace Edmonds Grand Rapids, MI 'Ecunnmim Des Moines, IA aEI'Lglitih Karen Michelle Bucket: 1 Pittsburgh, PA 'Chiid Devclapment Become something, because you ar- already somebodya jacqueb'ne Easf East Orange, NJ nP9ychologyx'Busdmegs. Administration Always aspire to be the best in all that you do, and keep a positive outlook on life. Lu Cynthia Finkley Daphne Franklin Miami, FL Economics Colombus, OH thychology Anita Renee Edwards Monica Edwards Fort Valley. CA 'EnglikhIMasa Bummgham, AL 'Economlcs Communudtiun Taler 1's Clud'u gift :0 ynu What you do with it Is your gift to God.' Debra Fuller Enid C. Cambreil Chicago, IL 'Wilatorlv Raleigh NC 'Pe-ychnlogy blefina Ann Frazier Pamela J. Frver Hfuhnimun. Di. 'Pwmhnlgy Auguara CA 'BImIn-x' Pm- IIhvrr :w nnthmg that LJI'I amp rm- Dcnlhnlv L- lr-nnl mim'vrnpz mv ?:nah I am mpaNt- - ul dmm: .mvtlnng TILIHL Und Class Of 82 E Robin Garrett Hempstead, NY oEconomics Suzanne Clover Albany GA 3'L'hiid Dovolnpmcnl I'mnmmw ir- a drmm 11ml lead:- m! onward, But ymlmday la a memurv Hm! kurpa mr.- Stlivinp' Michelle Gibson Chicago. IL o'Sociology Stephanie Eileen Cordon Washington, DC Economics HThere can be no rainbow without a cloud and a storm. Gaff Gilliam Bloomington, MN 'Psychology If you have faith in yourself you can attain all your goals in life janessa Grady Silver Splinga, MD 'Economics Dianne Givens Milpitas, CA oChiId DeveIopmenl As you Iaise your hand to paint the portrait of your Fulure, remember that you are the Masterplece. Allow your thoughts and deeds to reflect such. Sheik: Renira Crayson Griffin, GA 'Psychology Heal instructions, and bc win: and refuse il not. Lysa A. Hal! Carol Hamilton Rm'kvillc, MD Pnlnimi Linom'? Atlanta, CA 1'LngLnt'cnng ' Be kind in all them you meet Em everyone fights a hard batllcf 7V. Donna Marie Harmon BIOOHQIJ CT SOt'i0I0gy An individual who worka hard toward HUffE'HS will atheve in 1th Futum. Vicki Renee Hdrdamiy Wendy Harris tnlumlmu HA W'wuhullIm' Hdvtu Finlngx. MD KNLHH Hie .w an :Tu.!;-;iu U1- UHJ- HINH '- Knmmummlium Karen Denise Harm'imn Newark Ni ,NJMIIAI Huwnu' Hmhh 5i u-mv Fm rwn'lhxng that um Jo wa - huuld hrs a lhuught Ewhlnd l1 women and mndvh ml hhlnn'. 1M uH Hw .mJ undvuland 01thle m up nm- tL-lutum Io thew thumb It nv .IH 10min 1H1? quxlalnlx' we J FIIJ Kimberly Anne Harper Atlanm GA Ch1lcl Development Life holds many keys. Choose one and hold on, for this key could open many drama. to a life of happincas and! suct'EHs. Janice L Hawkins Mvmphh- TN Wumputm Saivnu- Kumd 1i1llhr.nnU'-- tn Ehn-J n'lm waltl Class Of 8233 Audrey Danita Hill East Point, GA 'Mathematics Help others along my guided path. E. Althea Hf. Durham, NC 3'Bimlngy In all thy ways acknowledge Him and He shall direct lh'y paths? Marilyn Hill Chicago, IL HDDlitical Science Life is short but sweet, so love and live it to the Fullest. Michele Diane Hi1! Springfield, NJ Whlitical 5Cience Live life to the fallen, and always strive to be the best Yvette Renee'HiH Tammy Y. Hodges Washington: DC a'EccznncznmintyBusiness; Atlanta. GA 'Political Science Administration We can do all things through Jesus '-- Better lhings come in smaller Christ who strengthens us, packages. - Gwendolyn Hood Atlanta. GA Wsychology 1 W1 always seek to develop my most highest potentials H Gracie Mae Hufcherson Griffin, GA ' Chifd Development 1- It '15 easy to talk, but hard to think I. ' ' Carla D. JJohnson Belinda johnson Durham, NC P5ychologyfore- Atlanta, CA 'Biology Med Now this is not the end It is. nol even the beginning of the end But it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning. Sir Winston Spencer Churchill Betty Delores jarkson Cheerie Jackson Satmnwnm. CA 'Ecunomna Okmulgee, UK 'EL'onomics Cloris Marie jackson Anita johnson Limagu. Ili 'Malhemdtlu Denver, CO 'Cth Development 'waovur beaulv Wllhln. fun i! Will Hm moment d person adrmts' Rho Ir- Lit'l-Illhlt'lv rch't wnhnut ' wrung aho amm buns right. ' Dena Johnson Karmen Johnson Daytona Beach. Fl. PsyL'hulogy Dayton, OH 'Pulitiml Sricncc H'c unto um mnmrmwa by what we dmdm today. Class Of 82 E Angela Maria Kent Reston, VA 'Psycholognypanish The one thing worse than ignorance is convenient Forgetfulness. It is worse to know and not acknowledge than it is, to have never realized. Genera Ann Kendrick Prarie Viewl TX English Most powerful is she who herself in her own power. Margul Relha Johnson Allanla, CA i'Economics Gwendolyn Johnsotn Greenville, GA ' Child Development You cannot teach a man anything; you can only help him discover himself. Thank you my Spelman sisters. April Kearny Rome, GA 'Biology Positivism is the key to happiness and success. tKildarQ Katherine James South Bend, IN Wolitical Sci9anEmanciolmgy.r Spelman endowed in me the qualilies of being both a woman and a lady Yolanda AR. Lewis Kingston, Jamaica W.I. Tronomics a ry. Wc are all of us molded or remoldedd: ';. by those who have loved Us No love,jau no Friendship can ever cross the path 1:: of our destiny wmthout leaving some w mark upon us forever. Charlene Leasure Reno, Nevada W'olitical Science Success is measured by strive. Salada Mack Tuscalnosa. AL !'Child Development Seek ye First the kingdom of God and Christ and success WIH follow. ' Gwendolyn Lowman Fort Valley CA 'Biulugy Hold hut m dreamu, for dreams make rmllty poa'sth: ' C ynlht'a Diane Marshal! Shirley Marshal! Wilmington. DE Biol0gy.- PIc-Med Tampa. FL nNlath What you are is Cud's gift m you What you make of yourself is yum gifl In God. Michelle Lynn Matthews 'Washingmn. DC. 'Ecnnnmics Love and the gulf are nne and the dwtnvew of either is the realization of both janf Lynn Mathis MemphLa, TN 'Psvchology If you believe and. have faith you tan and WIN WULCCCLL- Karen McCien don I'H'Jrecu EWCCIJI'n t'hlmgn. IL 'Blm'ht-mhlw NthVIHP I'N N.a'.u:.11 'N'wnu- Michelle McCriff Hendersonville, TN 'Psychology Life is a collection of fleeting moments with each bearing the same amount of creative importance Defra Miles Houston, TX Bio10gnyre-Med All people dream, but not equally, those whose dream by night in the dusty recess of their minds wake in the clay to find that it was vanity. Marilynn Miller Queens. N.Yk $Child DeveloPment Rhonda Mills Oakland, CA Engineering Lisa Yvette Mitchell Atlanta. GA 'Child DevelopmenUPsychology Everone has the PDWEI within themseives to make changes in their life. to achieve our own happiness Judi-Lynn Moore Lawnside, NJ aF'sy'cl'lology Ones innet self is the somce of all energy which must be tapped From which great things are evolved. Cheryl G. Moore San Francisco, CA 'English Little minds are lamed and subdued by misFortune - Great minds rise above it Laurena Moore Houston, TX 'Natutai Science II E- H .. Catherine Morse Stacy Morgan Detron. Mirh. Wiiology St. .111an Mo 'nyfholng-x: Any goal can be achieved with Hlmt ynu me n Cmd . gm to you. Faith and belief ., L-N'hnl You make and do With your iilrt' h yum gift In mud Saundra Vernon Moore Rosa M. Moore Evanblun. I11 'Chlld Duvelopmunt Churchwlle. NY. Wolitical Science To overcome dH ubstdtles in ' fiappinl'H: Lannot come From without. aLhiEVing the goals I set Em myself It must com;- Emm within, It is not what we see and touch DI that which others do for us which maketx Ll'i happy. It is- lhal which we think and F991 and du first for the other follow and then fm 0L1r591v99.' Diane Charisse Moss Yvette Oneua Murray Atlanta. GA PL1IitiCaI Science Baltimore, Md 'C'hild Know thyself, believe in thys'elf but Development above 4H. love myself. VVHhuul motivation and affection one r- goala cannot be achieved. ' Lisa Moreland Cassandra M'organ 3atlantd '11.! l'BIUlugv Pry Mvd Wlhhmgmn. U C 'Hedlth Suienw Thy will bt' Llnnz- Matthew 0 10. T.nlu- huh day one .II .1 nrm- Class Of '82 IE Wanda Owens San Diego, Ca. Sociology Life has many hidden meanings and if given enough study life will evenlually reveal them all to you. Enewan Edet Obong Atlanta, Ga. h' French Valerie Gracetta Penn Toledo, Oh hEnglishXPm-Law No bird soars too high if he soars with his own wings. Beveriy Lorraine Poole Washington, DC. hPsychology Time is temporally ours 50 don't waste it. Boydie Palricia Ama Patterson w Sonja Tori Parker Merrick, NY 'English Columbus, Ga. NPSyrcl'mlogy There is an African saying which states, A Luta Continua, This means the snuggle continues and 50 it does. Through this struggle w:- mubl find peace and understanding. Ojetta Pearson l Dublm, Cd. hChiId Development MLLFC is filled w1t11 many forkza in 1hc I mad. Education i5 one that nmy be 1' ! Chusun, learning fmm pdbt mi5tak23 Ltlfl another. ' Angela Diane Pearson Wes! Carrollton, Oh I'Early Child Dcvelnpmeut.- 'Sor:iulogy HLovc begins willh one's. self and only then can it be conveyed to others. Debra Efaine Pryor Montgomery, AL HJ-sychology HDO not attempt to do a thmg unless. you are sure of yourself, bul do not relinqmsh :1 smeh; because uomuon? else is not sure of you' juh'e Rainbow Raleigh. NC Tconomlcs Linda Pritchard Jennifer Defynn Profhro Mimi Palm Bumh, H. BloluKy 81?le L ily. in! Ww-Lholngy Lih- 1-1 .I mung, wnrth Hangmg. Now what do I aim Mary Arm'e Reid Melba Renfro BrUnKW'Ix'I'x GA Muxn St. Louis, MO MChald melnpmvnt Dana Reed M'ehndd Ann Reuse lmhamwlh IN .510le AtlanLI lnl 'lngilaix - Class Of 82 E Fran cine Richardson Benita Reynolds Detroit, Mich. 'English Chicago, Ill. 'EconomichPre-Law Karen Collette Roberts Houston, Tex. Wolilical Science Simplicity is the gloryr of expressionl' Wanda J. Rosamond Caffney, SC MathX1ndustrial Engineeling . We are here to add what we can to: life, not to get what we can From itfn . Maria Satterwhl'te Decatur, Ca. WJatural Science Pamela Effyn Scott Newberry, SC J F'syuzhohogy All the wonders you seek are within yourself. Natasha Yufe Rowland Macon, Ga. English ' Ah, but a man's reach should exceed his grasp, or what's a heaven for? Melody joy Ruffin AllanlaJ Ca 'EnglishXSecondary Education It is through shallng, that humans r . are able to communitate. Donna Shadd Carolyn M. Simmons Chicago, 11L Child Development Marlboro, MdSb. Engli5h; Political Science Knowledge is tht' key to eternal life and pans Kay F. Sears Nadalynn Seymour Oklahoma City. Okla. .BIWIUBY Little Rock, Ark. 3'Poii1ical Science If you ran imagine it, you man arhieve W'hdt goea mound, n'omca back it; if you ran dream it. you um becomE .1rm:nd.' iL' joyce M. Smith Mechelle Vereuc Smith Miami, Fla. Chlld A1Iama,Ca. nEnglish Development- Phychnlogy ' AH thing: are pnwihlc only behave. ' Margot E. Simmons jeannene Simone Sims UaHarni i'a 'Hmmlugy Climmulngy Miami, Fla. Ecnnum1u- - Be the best at whatovm you L'hUOLL' t0 Alwax'a qunu YOU! t'nal uwtlmhvr' do I r . . ' '1 ' I I I 181 Ihnught Tracey Smifhey true. Chew! Sueing Memphis, TN Eninsh Jacqueline Sparrow Philadelphia, PA BialogyXPre-Med Los Angeles, CA. WZhild Development Above all else, lo thine own self be Sandra A. Spriggs Ellen Stubbs Atlanta, GA TnglishXMass Miami, FL Gociology Communications Justice and truth are of no color DI sex. Valerie Jean Tam Chrystene Terry Priscilla Thomas Chicago, Ill ' PsycholognyIe7Med Los Angeles, CA tChild Orangeburg, S.C. Biol0gy ' Dreams are somelhing to work DevelopmenUEducaticn Keep God first in your life, and alll; . towards for without work there is no else will follow. dream Fulfillmenl. Su-Yt'n Thomas Flanklin Park, N J. 'Psycholngy Slncere expresaiuna of affection, when reguldied by the dictates- of society; deny freedom of association and fnnxlilute a baSLC fOIm 0f oppreasion Wing-Yang-un Maq'orie Thompson Nashville, TN hPsychology Cynthia L Todd Nashville, TN. hBiulogy 'Pre- Med IF you can dream It you Lan achieve 11. Veronique L. Thompson Boslun. Mass, 'PbthoIUgy Heidi Mam'ce Tull Tur-kegee, AL thlngy. Pm-Mcd Them in nu right or wwng in this wmld. One muat lakr that which hemhe hay. and MAKE IT WORKH Doretha Turner Atlanta. GA hEngligh Sonya Yvette Trimble Stephanie Tucker Nunh Bahvlnn, NY hPuIitiLal Suwnco Atlanta, CA ththrmdliu h'Ono almuhi nut perpetuate that which IR nogmve lmt ombrdn'e that which in: poaitivo. Class Of '82 l: Paula Vanessa Turner Atlanta. GA Wolitical Science The key to nol knowing. is lo Find out! Taiwo 5', Vincent Stacy Walker Deaderfa Lynn Warren Lagos. Nigeria. 'Economics Rockville, MD Bf'Eccmcmnicg Atlanta, GA a'Art Live- life to the fullest. CiGi Warren Montgomery, AL 'Economicszccounting To thine own self be true. Felicia Washington Miami, FL Wsychology Sanja D. Washington Cray, GA SocioIogy . Life is but a dream noihing i comes to sleepers but a dream. ' Julie Washington Seattle, 'WA L ngliuh 'Maw Com m U Him t ion IF you Rumble in safe cnunhy, how will you manage m the lhwkela by Jordan Jeremiah 12:5 1B4 Debra Jane Watson Adrienne Frances Watts Darlene Webb Debra Denise Wheany Umngeburg, 5C. Eng1ish,'gernndary Oxon Hill. MD Psy'chnl03y Atlanta, GA 'Child Albany, CA EnginewmgzDual Nn goal i5 mm high Ll. you Himb With Development: Education Degree cam and confidence rust believe m SULcess has. many keys, use them all All things are posssible 1hmugh God who strengthens me. Education REaL11,Fm the stars are waiting to be taken. yourself. wisely. Cambf Sam'ra White Angela Whitfield Carmen Williams Pamefa 1. Williams Pa'rrrmn NI 'Lnghaix Drtrmt MI 'Enqu-h mainghdm. AL 'Eum0mic'H Pompano Bmch. H. Thu: Lay In lift: 11 KNUEV 'Lusnnmno Al'c'nunting THE SELF C lass Of '82 E Edwina Wilson Atlanta, GA T.nglish Pamela L. Williams Atlanta, GA Psychology Elana Yancey Atlanta, GA 'Polilical Science Deirdre L. Wilson Baltimore. MD a'Econornics He that respects himself is safe from oihers He wears a mat 0f nail that none can pierce. Cynthia Wright Atlanta, GA 'Psychnlogy Alison J. Willis Dayton, OH Eng1ishXPIe-Law Education makes people easy to lead, but difficult to drive; easy to govern but impossible to enslave. Brougham Tawana Wimbish Philadelphia, PA 'Biology To all good must come the bad ... - but to all bad is always the good! :2 Valerie CaH WiHiams North Augusta, SC. 'EnglishXMass :2 Communication Life has so much to show you; you .- must be ready For the new Lesa Yancey Kyndra Renee Young 3 Atlanta, CA Ec'onomiLn ALcouming Sharon, Mass. 'Economica . . - ' v ' 'Happiness cnmes From withm . ' - , A .9 . . - uursclvva. not m thlnge- ' Vi ' 3N LaVita Johnson Columbia. SC. Tconomics- 'Markeling W'hai experiences really are, exist only in one's state of mind. Karenina Luann Haynes Omaha, Nebraska $ociology Nothing is either good n01 bad, but lhinking it makes it so. Indonesia Anthony Ivory Shepherd Atlanta, GA 'Mathrmalin's AI lama, GA ' Et'unomics Vicki MCMHHan C Iaua'ia Roccena Isom Columbus; OH. Brooklyn. NH 'Pulitlml Sauna: , . . Lift: dueant depend on HUt't'Cik. 'hut ILnKhK-h Ldumhnn '- thr ability to Imm that you mn HMd I354 In yum dreanh. auu rvd' Class Of 82 E Youn - f0 Atlanta 138 .119 .:.:. .. . an .r. 'l L w m m B, e m .III. llnxik. ?Hulialall 190 Senior Memories Seniors Take The Gateway To The Future Er : ff? . 5 J! Mn 79-3 'a. I I . t f I I t JVWI i 4 ? .. I hn- Viz ff i a -2 ' 1': i: i?- -. . . t 9! : i: V , ' X 2x 3 - . - . '--I Q '5:- w I - 1' 4, ,4 q : . .- . T r . h . t I .U' Y 1982 Reflettions Spelman follegc iltlanta, 69min thays Io ii Second fmturg 193 pelmanites, striving, am- bitious, determined and dedicated - these words describe the SPELMAN WOM- AN. Her style, beauty, and charm overwhelm anyone she comes in contact with. Far and near she comes from many dif- ferent walks of life, bimlturaf- ly campetent, and with an insa- tiable desire to learn. Because Spelman is noted far excelling in academics, recruit- ment from Africa, France, Can- ada, and the Bahamas, to name a few countries have been pos- sible. Aside from the parties, fun 3119' games a Spelmanite en- counters here, her sole purpose 1's to strive for academic excel- lence, which she usually attains during her stay at Spelman. .f, k-r-o'f : eopIe make the world go 'mund. A5 college stu- dents we come in contact with many people. The indi- vidual roles that these people play in our lives many times adds to our growth. Our friends in the dorms, our instructom, the administration and all those we interact with are im- portant pebple to us. By being surrounded by people at Spel- man, in Atlanta and in the world we are learning so much about ourselves and about working and living harmon- iously with others. Each person we come in con- tact with effects our lives in some way or another. Meeting penple, talking with people, getting to know people is all part of getting to know our- selves. i l .g l nthusiasm! In her smile, E in her studies, in her ac- tions and about herself; the Spelman woman is en thusf- astic. From the day she set foot on Spelman? campus she has been energetic in pursuit of her goals. She takes advantage of every opportunity to explore. The Spelman woman is enthu- siastic not only about her stud- ies, but her aspirations and helping others as well. She is positive about learning from her mistakes and enthusiastic in growing from them. There are many things that we are exposed to on Spelman's campus that serve to increase our enthusiasm. They are worId-wide speakers, fine arts presen tations, films on campus, literature and a staff of dynam- ic, energetic instructors. Most of all as we approach our second centmy of educat- ing achievers, we are enthusias- tic about being black women in an ever-changing society. 200 eadership. Spelman L women take on many roles in their day-to-day campus lives but the role of the leader is a major role in all her activities. Upon entering col- lege the Spelman woman devel- ops an ingredient of personal- ity which causes other women to follow her. In her dealings with others she is a person who by example, talents and quali- ties of leadership plays a direct- ing role. The Spelman woman has the capacity to guide by in- dicating the way and wields 202 en are a stna-ciair part of our lives. Hand- some, cute, funny, short, tail, Northern, and Southern men are all consid- ered beautiful men here at Spelman. No matter what we have to do we always have time to relax with the men who are so much a part of lives on cam- pus. Men add that very special something to our college en vi- ronment. We laugh together, we study together, and we par- ty together but most of all we grow together. The men we come in copied with have high goals and aSpirations, as well as dreams for their futures just as we do. Our friendships with men and their friendships with us have served to enhance our college lives. r: :0 ilil w; rm .1 IIIII-Imnnmlulul I I I HHIIII IH I'll ' I'ld Jiarii' III it . O 'uHr ll. lb. a.lD- Lo ..- tn!- '- I s-IJll-ul n- r -. . I I Id hm... A-ll u-..- t1 I-Inn tlanta located in the A heart of Georgia is the black cultural, educa- tional, social and financial cen- ter of the South. The Atlanta University Cen- ter is only one of the many out- 5landing features Adan ta has to offer as the only black college consortium in the world. The colleges that make up the AU Center are Clark, Morehouse, Morris Brown, ITC, Atlanta University and Spelman, which has in attendance stu- dents from all over the world. The 0mm , Fox Theatre, C iv- ic Center and Memorial Arts Center offer the finest in the- atre, dance, art and music. Mr. V's, VIP's, Cisafs and others are just a few of the places we frequent for social outlets. 205 ew worlds are what N we are seeking. Al- though our individ- mm!r career desires andoexpecta- Hons differ, as black women preparing to embark on new worlds we ha ve asked ourselves some tough questions about our futures. If nothing else we are beginning to realize how com- plex decisions for our futures really are. We will bring into our new world various backgrounds. Spelman College has been fun- damentaf in providing us with a diverse educationaL soda.Ir and cultural en vironmenf. Pri- mary among the things we will be bringing into our new worlds are a willingness to learn and a paten rial for devel- opment. 203 Dedication. , . The women of Spelman Co!- Iege in preparing Gateways to a Second Century at this time would like to dedicate the 1982 Reflections to Dr. Roland Alli- son in recognition of his tireless and unending dedication to Spelman College. For over 16 years Dr. Allison has been instrumental in our growth and development at Spelman College. He is espe- cially noted for being the direc- tor of the Spelman College Glee Club, who are known through- out the warld by those who love and appreciate music. He has instilled in us a sense of pride and loyalty to ourselves and Spelman College. This is our opportunity to thank Dr. Allison for his years of caring and sharing. Always ready with a kind word and warm smile to make it all seem worthwhile. Dr. Allison has given us all stern persuasion and spent countless hours help- ing to shape as in to better Spel- man women and hence, better black women. Therefore, we, the 1982 Reflections Staff on behalf of the entire Spelman sisterhood salute Dr. Ronald AHison. mks: 2h 9w w' -Y- n: :12; Q.- Colophon The 1982 edition of the Spelman College Reflections was primed in an edition of 1400 copies by josten's American Yearbook Com- pany of Clarksville, Tennessee. The method of ptinting used was the Offset Lithography Method. Main Headlines were set in 36pl. and 30 pt. Palatine, body copy and captions in 12pt, 10pt., and apt. Palatine: and division pages in 42pt. Tiffany Heavy. The cover was produced by Phoenix Print- ing Company, Atlanta, Georgia. This edition of the 1932 Reflection is copy- righted by the editor and staff of Reflections and the Spelman Student Government Asso- ciation. No part of this publication may be reproduced without writien permission. Dan Troy of Atlanta, GA was the year- book representative and consultant for Jos- ten's American Yearbook Company. Photo credits go to Marshall Eubanks of Olan Mills Photography Company, Whitney Young and Mitchell Faulkner free lance photographers. . . ,- ..' . ' '- 's. w9. :- -- . . 3,-3- .-.. - Thanks Pa trons And Sponsors! Lawrence R. Neblett, MD. - San Francisco, Ca. Mrs. Viola A. Sims - Columbus, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Smith - Atlanta, Ga. Mrs. Lillian C. Mason - Atlanta, Ga. Ms. Gladys V. Theme - N.Y. City, N.Y. Sheryl Parson .. N.Y. City, N.Y. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pearson - Dublin, Ca. Mr. Willie Louis Scott -- Newberry, S.C. Mrs. Gloria Nelson Scott - Newberry, S.C. Mr. Willie Louis Scott, Jr. - Newberry, S.C. Master Nelson Bainbridge Scott -- Newberry, S.C. A Salute To Dawn Cherie Neblett From: Lawrence R. Neblett, M.D. San Francisco, Ca. Dear Rose, May The Roads Rise To Meet You; May The Winds Be Ever At Your Back May God Hold You In The Hollow Of His Hand. Love, Your Mother, Father And Sisters Amy, Carolyn, Sandra And Valerie A Salute To MY Wonderful Daughters Rita Gail Matthews Class '81 Michelle Lynn Matthews Class '82 Dr. Aubrey R. Matthews Washington, D.C. 20019 Congratulations And Much Success To Our Daughter Ivory Huberta Shepherd In All Thy Ways Acknowledge Him, And He Shall Direct They Paths. Lovingly, Rev. Mrs. Hubert F. Shepherd Atlanta, GA Good Luck To Our Daughter A Salute To My Daughter Michelle Rene Moss l Tanya A. Poole From . Mr. 8: Mrs. David L. Echols Savah Framer Buffalo, New York Wash., D.C. 212 Congratulations To Our Da ughter Pamela E. Scott List of Principal Acuvmes and Honors 1978-79 Spelman College Glee Club Spelman CoIIEgc Woodmnd Ememblr Atlanta University Ccnier Chamber Orchestra Student Government Assonation Representation for the Class of 1982 Siudent Council Membcr Honor Roll Dean's I lEt One of three freshman with 4.0 C.?.A at the end of the year 1979-80 Spelman College Woodwind Enscmhln Atlama Univemity Center Chamber Orchestra Ptee-ident of rho Cla-zs of 1982 Psychology Club Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Honor Roll Dwn'a List National Dean's. Lm 1950-31 Atlanta Universily Center Chamber On'hcs-trn Cu-Chairperson of Atlanta University Center Student Councif Delta Sigma Theta. Sorority, Inc. 7 Parllmenlarian Psychology Club Sigma Alpha low Music Fraternity Honor Roll Dean's L15: National Dean's List ths Who Among College and University Students Psi Chi National Honor Society in Psychology Patricia Roberts Harris Leadership Award for leadelship abillty and academic achievement Minorily Access lo Research Careers IMARCJ Schnlatship 1981-82 President of the Spelman College Student Government Association Board of Review, member Judiciary Board, ExiFLcio member Sigma Alpha Iola Music: Fraternity Delta Sigma Theta Sowrity, Inc. - Treasurer Outstanding Young Women of America nominee Psi Chi National Honor Society in Psychology k Secretary Minority Access to Research Careers IMARCJ senior recipient Georgla finalist for Rhodes Scholarship Competition Who's Who In Amcxican Colleges 8x Universities Petsonalilies of the South Oulslanding Graduate Craduale Magna Cum Laude- B.A. Psychology 213 A SALUTE TO CHARLENE LEASURE These attributes you possess make you very special to us, may these qualities help you to continue to strive for excellence, to always see the brighter side when all around seems dark and hopeless, and may you continue C harismatic H appy A mbitious R esourceful I. caving E nergetic N ifty E Special TO REACH HIGH, FOR STARS LIE HIDDEN IN YOUR SOUL DREAM DEEP, FOR EVERY DREAM PRECEDES THE GOAL WE LOVE YOU AND WE ARE VERY PROUD OF YOU MOTHER AND FATHER MERLE AND ERNEST CHAMBERS - SPARKS, NEVADA TO MY LOVELY AND INTELLIGENT GRANDDAUGHTER TO MY LITTLE SIS KNOW THAT YOU HAVE INFINITE I ALWAYS KNEW THAT YOU WOULD GROW INTO POTENTIAL A FINE YOUNG WOMAN THAT WE CAN ALL BE AND KNOW THAT MY WILL FOR YOU IS YOUR HIGHEST GOOD! LOVE, PROUD OF LOVE AND ALL THE BEST FOR THE FUTURE CHARLTON LEASURE GRANDMOTHER RENO, NEVADA MARTHA C. WRIGHT BECKLEY, WEST VIRGINIA TO OUR NIECE TO MY FAVORITE AND ONLY NIECE WE HAVE WATCHED YOU GROW UP so VERY I WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER YOU IN YOUR FAST, SEEMS LIKE ONLY YESTERDAY YOU WERE A TINIEST VOICE ASKING FOR l'fl'ffy cents . IT IS BABY, BUT YOUR DAY HAS ARRIVED. ALWAYS OUR WISH THAT YOU APPROACH EVERY THING REMAIN THE SAME SWEET YOUNG LADY YOU IN LIFE WITH THE SAME FERVOR THAT YOU HAVE ALWAYS BEEN AS YOU BEGIN YOUR CLIMB ASKED FOR THAT fifty cents , IF YOU DO YOU Up THE LADDER 01: SUCCESS WILL SURELY SUCCEED. MUCH HAPPINESS FOR THE FUTURE UNCLE IRVIN, AUNT ANITA, COUSIN IRVIN YONKERS. NEW YORK UNCLE CHARLES AND AUNT HELEN BECKLEY, WEST VIRGINIA I WISH YOU LOTS OF LOVE AND LOTS OF HAPPINESS FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE. 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