Alabama State University Montgomery - Hornet Yearbook (Montgomery, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 300 of the 1982 volume:

i 982 Hornet : labama State University Inlgnmcrjh Alabama Flume ll The existence of Alabama Slate University is likr: a jigsaw puzzleh constantly perplexing those forces which seek to Oblitcraic the institution. An ancient reminder is how opponents fiied suit in 1887 when the institution nmvcd :15 Lincoln Normal School in Marion, Alaq and opened in Monlgomery as the Alabama Colored Peoples Universily. Com- ing as no surprise, the Supreme Cou r1 of Alabama in 1888 declared unconstitutional ccrlnin sections of the Act which created the university. Consequently legislative Funding for lhc sch0ul was out off in an attemp: lo paralyze Lhc instilulion. This would have engendered the demise of the insti- tution were it not for President William Burns Pa- terson and friends who kept the university operating from tuition and voluntary contributions. Today, however. Alabama State University is no longer ' battling to exist but ufighting to continue as a viable institulion. For instance. in a display of acute cultural myopia, Gov. Fob James rccentty conjured up a proposal which seeks to merge Alabama State Univcrsiayh Troy State University at Montgomery and Auburn University in Montgomery under one imitulion to be dubbed the University of Montgom- cry. The proposal first surfaced when Dr. Levi Wm- kins was 1hr, presidenl of this institution. But now that Dr. Watkins has passed lhc administrative mantle to Dr. Robert L. Randolph ioff'icially in Jun- con't on pg. 3 tTopj ASU Campus tRighn Dr. Walkinsh former pres. of ASU. tAbovew building. project of ASU. 3-- Intro. hTransition In The Making A Prologue '4-,-:-:-s:-':3f- ' uary I983. lhc latter has inherited the problem of keeping the inslimliun alive without falling :I prey to the iH-concuivcd merger proposal. Such am: some of the transitional periods which Alu- bama Siam Lnivcrsily has been going thruugh. While these transitions have never been paths of rows or che- mm :19 relumw, they have uugurcd well For spurts. and academics :11 ASL; For the I'irsl limc in the s'choul's history. for example. ASL'B athletic prugrum hm; moved from Division II in Division I of 111:: National Collegiate Athletic Association. This rcclnssilicuiion con'1 on pg 6 ALABAMA STATE UNIVERSITY FOUHDED IB74 STATE OF ALABAMA PUBLIC SCHOOL AND COLLEGE AUTHORITY GOVERNOR FOB JAMES. PRESIDENT DRWAYIE TEAGUE WCE PRESIDENT DR REX RAINER - SECRE IARY - ??WMM - Jr urn!- pnoazcr no: A i -Psc x 4. PHASE u. FINI ARTS cIm' .7? STATE BUILDING COMMISSION PHILIP FPETWELL - 'HJL-J run mlsmnpe M m - Huoomsacoumum- CM mu .m mm m: m ?u-u-. ... . 11.1 Laban: Right: L.-nivursity marker ll.::fli Dr. Rnbcrl Ran- dolph. Pres. ul' ASL' Mbuvcl Tullibody EIuH. Intro. 3 Transitional Periods: ll cm 'Ilm Nllngcr lHnuo'rnr Lmrcnuz Bcll .md um AMA u'lr-p-mle PHEL'I um Red uf PH 1 llhllnml binnems. Not Paths of Roses hum ' Passing from one paves the way lbr Alabama Stat: lojoin the prcsligious Soulhwestcrn Athletic Confer- ence 1SWACL an organimiion in which lhc Hornets have been ussociatc members lbr the last iwo years. In academia. enviable lransilions have occurred since the school's beginning. When the school was born in l866. it of- lbrcd courses only in very few areas of lcuchcr education, But during the adminis- tration of George Washington Trcnholm tIQZI-ESL :1 Junior Cullcgc Department and the Department of Commerce and Home Economics were created: and oper anions began on the annual four quarter system. Although there is nmhing like the Department of Commerce and Homc ECOi nomicr; today. the present College of Busi- ness Administration NORM offers under- graduate degree programs in economics and other speciedizcd fields such .15 11c- couming. finance. management. murkcling Hop Righu Dr. Watkim and 2: kid from the Early Childhood Ccnlcr tAbuvcj NO. 2? catch the bail on a kick-ofHRighu ASU- nmkcs TD on Tenn. 51. f1 -In1m. stage to another and computer information :iy's' turns. Add 10 that. today on campus there are over six schoois undjur colleges lArts and Sciences. Hcallh. Rccrcaliun and Phpicui Education. Music. Education and a division of Aerospace Szudicsl which ofll'r undergraduate degree programs in ovur 4l fields in- cluding. but not limited 10.j0ur- nalism. English. psychology. criminal justice. sociology. office administration. library education media. cnginccring and political Wop Lem Kelvin Lodcr. Dr. Randolph und others ich'U Members ol'thc Divi- sion of Aerospace Studies Mbovel Drl Robert Thoormmn Dean. University College. Inlru. '.-' 1m: iimillhuu: ': ' - : LHILLV. !:' 't: rm ..- LUIi Falll Liar-kx'l 11:13 L 11,: x' ... mni. iI is um HCJMH'C 1v Pl'cxnnlz i.I mu Hue WW; x . '3'; NU 111.111 , Evcnls-ll lepur-Righll Ihlcmur nl Housing Hrs Juhm. cnjnylng lmrscil' M Ihc I'rit-rmmn I-Nbuwn Sludvms rlurlglmg arming Ihcrmclvcs ulnlg pviL:ug'.-1uqu.tmtui wlh:nlnnnmnalul-i .Im'l Incullu Illumm'ra- IRmHH Sniuw' xl. -R? Mt. Hymn! und Nix lumur 5tun-lIr-g 11 9k Mi huplaumnn- Ur Wammn' Anti 'Us. frmiilnuh Up'xmz. Paga. I mncr-l Lil Isl'uh UH'JL'ML; rl R! Prmldrni ?:i-rrcm'c Bell Nn's' Prtaldcnl eru-Im Hams 5cctclsr'. Pumps Ilumx LuLI Iir lelnnr- iLmu't- Lclll Dr .m-I Mix. Vtulklrax gI-Ilmg; suulsuintud wnth .1: mm wiudcnl Hm Iilphh HIudunu cm'umnp unmlg HIL-Ilmcivux I 1erle Pa-csidenfs Reception given by Dr. Watkins th' lrcthun PE'CSIlJL'nlin Recap- llIlJl um held m 111:. I'ruldcnl a hnum: 4:11th Lanums of Mahmud 3'51ch L nr k-crwuy. 'l he Rcucplmn nus hmalcd b3 Dr and Mrs. Wulkins xuhmmslrmm'a .md l'dcull'x mcmbura The wcuplmn mp lucid In give lhv. Hm muummg and Hulhitl mulcm- :1 wctcumc almmphcrc ul' IhL- l. nIVEF'hI' Ev brim H The End and The Beginning Before any ASL graduates saw lhcir di- plomas. lhcrc were numerous odd jObs and last minute details that needed their atten- lion. Then: were applications lbr degrees. urczl major sheets. urea minor sheets. alumni in- formation blanks. placement Form. etc. Some students had a few forgotten park- ing tickets across the years. that unfortu- nately. someone remembered. All the lime fees gradually become quilc expensive. Costs of robes. mortarboards. hoods. class ringsx and senior portraim are not even in- Cludcd. When the hopeful graduates finally made it 10 the morning ceremony they real- izt: that all the trouble was probably worth it. and more A .. While over 4.000 students are enrolled at ASLI. over 600 wen: leaving. Dr. Walkins and other academic admin- istration took part in this ceretnon3.x Dr. Milton King Curry. Jr. was the speaker for this affair. EVCI'Ih-' 15 '5'33313'. f-JS a ?'LIJ - . :lhm ....J.-w . - gt... ..a.:.::, ,.th Turry w r - norms and Euvcd mc. . inullga uni no; lcszlru. Ec'Ju'Ecl 1:J.'U:1I;::.5:d :1- lrdS I AU: 12'. Elk: Ril'li'i D: ,'::m :; ring: a J 3.15113; I :5 r'-.l J lth'! I '32, tituriul'j Dy 1'. Hum .wcLJnniuL 16 $$111$ S! 1.7V MCH'E-WK' Aili- ' q .. I .. ..x u . . s'x..1.lr.l'.-ID L. wk h :GJJ'L 5 ,11.!'?.-a; i'frrbux: 3:41:37 ' ' 'n. .0015- v M? WK En .!.. ..'lx T Tun: :glmnmlm: .mx 3.3L hm M :I. I' 1-.u:l i.:cH ii: Iii..l i'lnng. LEN ElCiiVHiCS 'w::H Mm. Johnlijw 'k- .-'I .l'I1-:r. mlviwl' 'm Him ..-' mid . u a A . '1 I j I , 1. l'fv-f .- . . .' I-. ; ? , V Cl'uhlA .H HUI x. . ' k . if . dict . MIIHiML ' k l kmmm i-. .in.xn.hl mm-H Mclllmd .X'Iiv:.9$l. I9M-52. ,U. Ig'w '5'::I:lEL-l HI Xfim. ?' If? 3': h I I 1 - .. . 1 -u n x I ? x'L'ITx- .T Reception held in honor of Miss ASU All pics. represent allen- danls and participants :11 the reception given by Miss ASU and courl. lS-Events Miss Alabama State University Mimi Evelyn McDaniel :1 IL: scr'rc :xs fillkrcd iI': i'.L.' r La:- 15 0 SU ' I-3 of V0555 7.1: 3.1:; Aspha Hi i r;1h;.'.ail3:'. m3. Fuluch: 'uVigminx. :1 n:n'wu oi. bcsscmcr. F-Jubzuna wprcrmnh: Lhu Juniur' clam; whh prairm mid Ciiggr'niLy. v7 Mini is hinti'ylnp criminal juniiuc um! hm. :1 mimr in 50- ' 5.7 E ' .' miivu mnnbcr oI' ?..uimiu a'KLpiI-d Llf 5 an and EJCL imss 31211305; Cris l.;17.-:. .by. isf anrljur ER curly Ciziljlinmti a;'i ' r - 0-; Juligliiu ; . .;i:r:'.-'.;.'. J.1;..... . l l 5': Uop-Leftl Students register for classes. pr-RightJ Donnie Adams has his cards pulled for a psychuiogy class. Mbova Dr. Thomsom dean of University Col- lege, welcomes new students. 0113110 Students listen diligently during one of the sessions. 22 Evcnls ASU Welcomes F reshmen 8L Transfer Students to Campus Alabama State University held its Orientation Program for Freshmen and Transfer students on September 7-13. The program provided an' opportunity for students to become better acquainted with ASU. The program coordinators were from Student Affairs, the University Counsel- ing Center and University College. There were about 834 students en- rolled in the freshmen class. Dr. Thom- son was in charge of testing. The purpose of the tests was to determine the stub dent's level of performance. After testing and financial aid breif- ings, students met Miss ASU and SGA officers. Later that evening tryouts for men and women tennis teams were held. The next day, after a full day of regis- tration, students attended a gel ac- quainted dance which was held in the North Dining Hall. Other orientation activities included: a pep rally. a volleyball game and a foot- ball game. The culminating activity on Sunday was a reception for new students hosted by President Watkins. hTop-Lel'tj PrcSidem Watkins lalks on lhe impor- tance of higher education at one of the Orientation sessions. Ukbova Students register for classes. tLem SGA President. Lawrence Bell. welcomes each siudenl m the University and encourages 1hem to become involved in SGA. Even15e23 mack Icadcl's Imm nurnss Ihc stale and nuliun lellCd lugcllwr mlh hludcnlx From Alabama Sum: l.'nivcrsny and l'rom other colleges across lhc mm on Feb. 10 They Inmed l. m pmicst lhc imprisunmenl ul' two black wanlcn. Viaggie Bu- zcman and Julia Waldcr. who were accused of voting fraud 'Fvunm: kcnncdy. representative from Mobile; Jot RL-cd, president of Democratic Assocmlion. and Nionlgurncry city cnunulman. Joseph Lowery. president of SCLC tSothum Chrislian Leadership Conl'crcnccl: Murlm Luther King. Sr. and Ruhard A rrmglun. mayor Birmingham werc inctudcd :Imung 1hr: pruminum Black Iaad ct: whn parlmpaml They marched frum Carrolltlm. Mabama m Montgomery where they :uxcmhlcd m1 lhf Smlc's Capitol slcps lu mily 2-! iwnu h ?Iudems, Black Leaders protest for Wilder and Bozeman Hlppnsnc Page! ll-PFEPRIgHEI Yumnc Kuranmhr. pres. IJI Bishop Slillt Jumm I ullcgc lBulmm Lcl'll Wultur I'HHI'IFUj. lB-tnmn nghn .lnscph I awcry, pun af WU t 1. I his nagel -II 'ppeI'-l.el'll Mamn I MW 8: ll, ppcr-Righli Mayor 13! Hrrlnmghdm RIL'h 4rd Arringlnn. llcFH '1 unnamed nnlmls am! studcms 26 EL'cms Installation Ceremony of W.H. Benson Hall The 1981-82 installation ceremony of the officers, queen and court of William H. Benson Hall was an occasion that will for- ever he remembered by the residents and guests. The ceremony was held at 7 pm. in the lounge area of the dorm. Dr. Ralph J. Bryson, the speaker for this occasion. gave a very deliberating message. Paul Poguc. the newly elected president of the dorm, crowned Sharon Fennie as the new Miss William H. Benson and her court. Several other officers were initiated. To close the evening refreshments were served to everyone who participated in the pro- gram. Evenlb -2'.I' Chill adds excitement to Homecoming Parade Miss Alabama Slalc University. Mimi McDanicL and Court lud lilc WK 1 -82 Hmm-mmmg Paradc on a wld Thanksgiving morning. The cuurl mnsmcd nl Rliu Senior, Cris Lurcnby Miss Junior. Il clcci:t Wiggins; Miss Wwphmnurc, liilrbdra lung :uhl Mm Freshman. Henclru t .Ilhnun.u Apnrumnnuly nun cum and Huuu participated in lhiw mugnifiu-m lus- tit'ny. Puriiuipam: Included high school bands, cine nrgdnvuiinns. lush:- gcu lmululc Marching Band and K811 '3 Marching llm-nun Vinny specia- mrs lincdrlhc slrccla to watch lhin lmluricui cvcm. Th I xcnh .. N J Horus tRighU Miss Sociai Work and attendants: KBcIoM Miss Simpson and attendant; Bo1lom-Lef11 AFROTCE Float: iBDllom'Righn The Burger King Floal. SU-Evcnls Everyone is ascending toward the Main Event Uppcr-Lcm ASU Cheerleaders; wpper-Righu Drum Major. Rory Kant; thm Parade partici- pants; 03130ch Sisters of Zeta Phi Beta Sumriiy. Inc. Evcnls-3l '.1'.1 .l ' Emrnc. ...'x-1 ci'll R CL-TL. Dl'i I ius-n: HM! r. .'. LVL .'I i '- .i 2 U'lighll Sigma get down HEIcIowl Teresa Reed Sistcr of Sigma Gamma Rho. monom- chl-Righn Brothers of Kappa Alpha Psi Frater- nity. Inc. do their thing. Opposi1c Pagm-ier The Zelas participated in Greek Show. UHiddlc Righn Scene from the Bonfire. tBauomJ Watch out Tigers. lhc Hornels really plan. to burn ya! 34-'Evcnis Student Government sponsors Greek Show, Bonfire The SGA sponsored two events prior to the Turkey Day Classic a Greek Show and a bonfire. Organizations that participated in the Greek show are as follows: Sigma Gamma Rho. Phi Beta Sigma, Kappa Alpha Psi. and Zeta Phi Beta. The bonfire is a symbol of Ala- bama Slate burning Tuskegee Insti- tutes! mascot the golden Tiger. Many students turned out to watch both of these events. iMarching Hornets put on dazzling Half-time Show Thr Muhamn Hinlc Llnlvrrsiu Marching Hnl'nuh Ijs: lrl'cl'cd a i'usl putt. dztullng lmll'-Ium: sham 1m IIIL' Nkl Hubumu 9111:: x Iuskcgcc IuIL-c', 1.19;. imam. Ihr: hand rm-hcd Ihc uudurn: u uzlh skillud d-mnhcld IIHIthII'Ig mulmua. A5 the slum prngrusxcd duwn Ilu: Fluid. tlw lmmd 17:';-1:3an1 with a duncu routine As .'I inghiszlhl llu- 'Nlulging hiirtgcllm pcrlmmml 1Middlc-Lcl'll Pianisi. Anthony Walker: tBeluwl Two of the Young Heart's. Roscphanyc Dunn and Anlclla Towndscnd: iRighO Out: of the members shows talent: chiow-Righn Some 0f the talented young Eadics of Young Huarls Gospel Chain .126 - Events SGA sponsors Young Hearts in Concert The Young Hearts Gospel Choir was founded on the campus of Alabama State University by Brenda Banks in 1971 .The group has about 50 members. The Choir sings a variety of gospel styles. . The Young Hearts sing at various pro- grams on campus as well as perform at several churches in the surrounding area. Wherever they are. they never fail to bring the audience to its feet. The Young Hearts consist of not only talented singers but talented musicians as well, tUpper-Lel'lj The group intact is conducted by Anthony Walker; tLeFU Talented musician Ron- ald Handy performs during concert. TAboveT The Young Hearts let the spirit flow. Evcnlr 39 wlbgllll MH-x HuIin-I l'rh IATL'Uh-V -.'.NL'HI'1.'.1 Lb. mm -MI:I.L.:ILL'.1Be!rm1MM W'Ih ?Vh'u'q H :-,-. ,..-: L L. 'Siml H-x Hum! lull '- LII-Jd'thlyll; p Maw. m-phmnnru. Barhnru lung uwmrmu i'n' lle-;1-.-:' lcll iHuEt-JIWI-I ehl Mm ?mnHmH V Larmu Buj' Half-time Shared By Queens 8: Alumni ThL Hulf-nmc iL-m-xilicq Ior Ilw UNI Iurkm . v Dux t LI'AIL Imludud :hc- prescmmmn ul' Miss ' Q N.Imnln 51:41:: l-Illl'L'iSIU - Mus Vllm! McDan- acl Am: hur Row! L our! llac prewnmhun nl' Mm 1.5me been a lung Handing trudiuun Mam. lhc- prescnmlum M .1 Ion; llnr nl'chuns IR'n'Ti Alumm t haptm :icrms 1hr mlmn Mm Fmatbull. Clamvc Bcdgnml um. :1Iw prcwnlcd lu Lhc crvmd :Ium 'N'il-n ASI Mlml W'ICIMHM Incumni by l w.- IL'Ian Haul! IHL'IHIN Uin E-r:.-4III1'.;H. hcnulru L :I! 'm-un. cnuurllct! tn erul'l li:-..':.'h. Il cl'H Mahmud Nick. I m'u'cl'wll-x Hunan- IncmbL-n ulppcr-le'n View of the city from lhc rivcrboul; llJpncr-RighU Sludunls enjoying lhe cruise: iMiddlc-Icfn Posing Fur lhe photographer: iAbovcl Sludcnls make themselves comfortable: iRighU Dnncllu und liricnds pus: Fur picturcr 41 Frcms Student enjoy Riverboat Cruise Sponsored by SGA The 1982 Siudent Government Asso- ciation sponsored Riverboat Execution n82 . The purpose of the cruise was to provide a different atmosphere for stu- dents lo mix and mingle. The cruise pro- vided students and SGA officers 3 mys- tic and relaxing selling as the General Ruben E. Lee Riverboat. crew and pas- scngcrs. sailed down the AIabamu river undcr star Filled skies. Riverboat Execu- tion u82 was absolutely free. The cruise included disco music and was an ex- lrcmc successu CUppur chli Mimi McDaniel. Winona Harris and fricnd ucem Ill be enjoying cruise: chluwl Rose and Barbara lake time out Fur :1 picture; tMiddlc Lcl'tl SGA Secrulury. chgy Henry and friend gels Closer. livcms-- 43 thbmwl Dusdrn. i .ulhrNu. atudum 3! ANSI: ll ppm Nlud-llL-I Prusauam .rf Stllilmm I. nllcgs: il-ppar Hinhlr Spunk... 1mm Eh; ur-Jmi I'Uuldhn Sludcnh me -3111: H 11m U !' vcnh College Day is A Transition Marked by Movement A lrarmlinn In Ihe form of mrucment can be the basic ele- ment Mr unlu Black t'nllcgi: Day was .2: uullzlbumlmn un lhc pan uf seven Klabuma h'mmric:.:ll5I black inalilulmnsa. making a mum to show ihcir concern Fur III: survival m lrndiliunal biuck unwcrsilics This yea: marked the first .umwcrsun uf 1h: natiunul Black C'Gllcgc Dag. march which wars held In Wanhinglon DC. This coallilon of a black inslilulinns in the Uniicd Slates gave symhniic references m united m gay: black mllcges. Aflcr the naliunnl march. Black Coflugc Day was divided mlu regions across Ihc United Slates in order Iu make tht evenl accessible to more studcms. Thks year Black College Du; mu hosted by lllc -$l:lbuma Sum: L nivcrnm Sludcm quernlncnl Asam'mlmn Th: mack L ullcgn: Du; LLL'lh-ilIc-S slurlcd on Sunday will: :1 Emmi cnncert The fulluwing L'hnlrs were fceuuncd in conccrr The Wining Ileans of Mabama Sum: l uiwmin. Miles Cullcge Gospel Omir. Tuhkcgce Instilmc thbpcl Chmr. and Ilu: Slillmnn Sing- era. The mm mghl Ma .3 whom ahuu feagurlng the seven miuur Black Cullcgc Queens. Then Ihcrc was the march uhich di- maxed Buck College Day. acumies. The march slarlcd from the ngh Street cnirnnce ul' Alabanm Sum: and ended at the steps of I hr: slate capital The nmrch was symbolic In attempts to Have Black t'nllcges across llh: nnliun as. walk :15. in the man: of Alabama .r r Ilifspcr-Lclil uwrcna Bull. President ul HM. II cm The march began; I Mine: Donmc Adams and uthm marchers .n m: carriml 31cm Fvcnls- - 45 46 Events Wop Lem Mark Duke sings a song loquecns tTop Right! The sisters of Phi Mu Alpha L-anvcl Members of the audience included Miss ASU. Mimi McDaniel. and Editor Donnie Adams tRighU Miss Phi Mu Alphm Barbara Woods makes her walk Barbara Woods Crowned Miss Phi Mu Alpha H Mil HI Hi Hy ???t'ti'i't - m' !l ...j . . i n 'u 1 AH Phi Mu Alpha, the professional music fraternity, sponsored their annual page cant during the homecoming week. Bar- bara Woods was crowned the 1981-82 queen. Some members of her court were as followed: Joyce AdamSeMiss Sinfo- nia. Maria JacksoneMiss Black, Cheryl ByrdeMiss Gold and a hest of others. Miss Woods proudly claimed, .iAs Miss Phi Mu Alpha, I will represent you at all times with the best of my abili- ty and with pride as symbolized in our slogan. Miss Woods concluded her speech with the following statement, til thank my Family for their support and I canit forget God who brought me to this piaee in my life. The program ended with the Brothers of Phi Mu Alpha sing- ing their theme song. tTep Lem Queens of Phi Mu Alpha thfU The Brothers of Phi Mu Alpha tAboveJ Richard Jackson, pres. of Phi Mu Alphai Events-4? Founderas Day Program ILefll A representative from lhe Eariy Childhund ifcnlcr IBc- 10M Miss ASL: for l98l Minn McDaniel mulloml Mcmhcrsnf the audience during invocation. Edam: H u..mf;;$ze. . E....l.al.mn..5.... 4.8.33... .9... ..1...I..u .13....3 4.1.9 . no. 1.: 1... ?.Ewuh :6 r . 507 livcms College Of Business Administration Sponsors Speakers : The College of Business sponsored a ' lecture series this year. The speakers talked on a wide variely of subjects ' ranging from the economic situation of college students in the 80's to the ability :0 meet the challenge of the job murkeL Continuing its lradilion. the Business College is striving to polish its image s- q-unv-w - wsnv Es'entn i I Scenes from A Shakespearean Play 52 Events. Scenes from lmpeclor Hinds vacnls' 53 5-1 Events Talent Shines at Alabama State University The Annual Tulcnl Show ill Alabama State Universily was a big success The Thelma Glass Audilurium was filled 10 capacity when friends. sludcnts. faculty and adminislramrs turned 0m to watch this activily. The event provided a means for several talented ASU students 10 be sccn und huzlrdl Acting. dancing. and singing along with a host of ulher talents were dis- played on stage. The winncr was Lcnard King. Evcnls 55 Hop Lem Dean Farrier and other faculty members Hslcn us Prcsiv dcnl Watkins gives his farcwcl! speech 10 the students. tTop RighU Pres. Watkins makes his fnrcch walk amongst the students. Mbuvci Dr. Sheppard. vicc-prcs. 0f Sludcnl Affairs looks on iRighU Dr. Walkins shakes hands with one of the students. 56 7 Events Dr. Watkins Says Farewell D: Levi Rk'alkins.Sr..six1h president of ASLJ. said farewell 10 the L'nivcrsiu. family during the spring quarter of 81. Dr. Watkins gave thanks 10 all who sup- purlcd him during his term in office. HI: ulsu slated. ch persons are bicsncd with lhc privilagc to serve humanity :15 a college presidan 1 can think of nothing more intel- lcclually. professionally and personally rc- warding than serving humanity through lcudcrship fur Mabanm Slate University 1-1:: conlinucd his speech by saying. Over the years I have had an uncomprw mising attitude aboui equal educational npm Immunity and quality of service wilhuul rc- gurd for race or economic status. To this end. I have dared to risk my career and reputation and 10 place the full weight and prestige 0f the presidency in these endeav- ors. In doing this. I have been supported by many confidant persons of' goodwill. Dr. qukins concluded by saying that his prayers and his wishes will always indudc Alabunm Sum: Lnivcrsily and its people. They do mum things extraordinarily xxcll 10:13; and I believe in their exciting com- milmcnl 10 do more things even boiler to- morrow ,. k ll Lu- ilimqj E'l'up1.cfli Dr. Walking give; hi; fnrcvrcll speech to the nludcms. gum lJunniu Admnn. ulimr ul' Iiurncl Yearbook says farcwcli l0 Dr. Wul- kins. Mbnvcl Students lithn to Dr. Wnlkins' furcwuil speech in Ilrunl M the University Cumcr. Evenis- 5? A mm Imll' M1 piuurcs represent the fashion show participanm. 53 livums Fashion Show Sponsored by Sigma Gamma Rho The sisters of Sigma Gamma Rho Soror- ity. lnc., sponsored their annual Fashion Show during the winter quarter. The theme for this year was HRhomonia. A Family Affair Modeled wcrc Fashions from swimwear lo cvening gowns. This was just one of the many activities sponsored by the sisters of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority. lnc.1his year. Evcms -59 GUvacnls SGA sponsors A.S.U. Live? ASU Womenjs Club Sponsors Annual i I ' ME wzgob Hum SIDNWEJ. W . An Easter Egg Hunt. sponsored by the ASU Womanas Club. was held the week- erid before Easter. Over 100 children at- tdnding the Early Childhood Center as well as children of staff. faculty and ad- ministrators were inviled 10 share in this event The many activities which took place wen: made possible bccause several members of different sororities gave a helping hand t0 the club members. Mrs. Johnnye Royster. president of the Woman's Club. lead lhis years Eus- Ler l'un and games. tTop Lem Wcicome sign done by the University Womank Clubl Hop RighU Mrs. Rice chats wwlh members of different sororities from campus; tRighU Children Ln Front of the Early Childhood Cemer play games with club members and others. OPPOSITE PAGE Hop Lefty Luck! Hop RighU A tiltlc girl searches desperately for an egg. tBolt0m Children prepare for the big hum. 62 Eucms Easter Egg Hunt mes m nu. n .L . ..x. 4 h. Tonya Antoine is the New Miss Stinger The Miss Stinger Contest. sponsored by the Studenl Govcrnmcm Associulion. features 5mm: of ASLXs most talented young indies. The event was held in the North Dining Hall and was well attended by the studcnl body. Thu: contest was dividcd into severuE areas: modeling. singing and talent. The crowd cheered. yeiled and 11011::er us the contestants went through the pugcum activities. After the smoke cleared and lhc Judges held made Ihclr dccisiom. Miss Toma Antoine was. cruuned Miss Sunger. The runners up were Misses. Edna .N-Icanglc and Cheryl McCarcll. Alv though a winner had to be picked. all of 1hr Cow chtunlu performed brilliantly. 'I'up-Lcl LJ Miss Stinger. Tanya Anloinc. Runncn up wtrc Misses Enda Mennglc and Cheryl McCaruli lI.c1U Miss. Siingcr, Tnnyu Antoine in camaf m:nr. IAbm'cl MissSlingcr. Tonya Anloinc in evening wear. me5- hi 66 Events Freshman Class Plans Program By inviting State Representative Yvonne Kennedy 10 speak at Alabama State Universi- ly. the freshman class showed it nus able to mkc charge. Dr. Kennedy. who is the first black presi- dent of Bishop Stale: College in Mobile. Mm, Il'xcuscd her speech on the importance of cdu- cution and voting rights. Evenls- 1:7 Annual Senior Day Held at ASU .ar'ur: - 1-... l -- I r;!la;-n' .4 A. . ' During the spring quarter. Alabama Slate University invites high school seniors from the surrounding areas to participate in a scmi'fcslival of student activities. The purpose of Senior Day is 10 give college- bound high school students a Chance 10 look at ASU as a prospective college for atten- dance. The students this year were engaged in such activities :15: lectures and talks from various personnel. tours of the campus. or- ganizalion and art displays, and 10 mp it off. a dynamic disco. Evcms- NJ I-wnln 'EJ Mr. Stinger Contestants Dazzle Crowd Thc Mr. Stinger context um. sponsored by the Horncl Tribune newspaper Huff. The event. held in the C.J.Dunn.r1.runn. 5m ulT cheers- from a mostly all female audi- cncc. Many Indies Faund the From rcm' an ideal 5pm 10 glimpse the eight handsome mule contestant; The ynung mcn modeled formal. casual and wim wear. The winner was. T0113 Smith. a freshman majoring in English from Tampa. Florida. Thcjudgcs were Dr. Mary Hutton. Joyce Adams. Fcliciat Wiggins. Barbara Long. Peggy Hum and Chris Lazcnby. Iiwms W The South Dining Hall was the set- ting for the Alabama State Universi- ty Annual Sports Banquet, featuring John Knight as the guest speaker. All teams were honored for their performances throughout lhc year. Honored were the volleyball team, football team. both men and women basketball teams, the men and wom- en track teams and the baseball learn. The ASU cheerleaders were honored 3150. The Sports Program is under the leadership of Dr. Tommy Fredericks. ?ZtEvenls ASU Holds Sports Banquet I .IOv-ii i 'HHNIHa ' igi ii I L r Menu ?3 ?4- Events Abercrombiek Installment Services Abercrombiehs annual Installation Ser- vices were held during the fall quarter at Alabama State University. The hall was, filled with merriment as students and parents arrived to watch their friends and children take their respective offices. Afterwards. refreshments were served. Miss Abercrombie was Shirlyn Hines. Her attendants were Maria Jackson and Velma Lewis. respectively. The president was Vanessa Lewis and the viee-presidcm was Sherri Quinn. Other officers. such as secretary. treasurer. and different chair- persons also took their office on this event ful night. The Reverend WIC Richardson was the guest speaker and served as the installer of these ambitious young women. Iivents- ?S H n .L E . . T Annual COBA Banquet The College of Business Administration held iLs Annual Awards banquet to recog- nize their outstanding teachers and stu- dents. Dr. Thomas Knight, director of Urban AffairsL was the master of ceremonies. Evcms H ?8 Even1s A C001 Day To Remember at ASU Fill. Ill I'll. III ?9 Events Student Life Kn Siudcm Lift.- STUDENTS 82 13chan The Boys Choir of Harlem Ewems- B3 ELEC TION Events 34 Students Participate In Election 82 ?- i: E? J a I1 3 Evcnls-SS Student Life 3h Sludcnl Lilnc Hopi Bishop William M. Smith tlop middlcj Mr. Ross Dunn lmp Jeftl .Iudgc AA. Chalndlc mbm'cl Mztyur Hayden tlcl'H Mrs. I..W. Nounun. 90- h'uda.'n1ica -:.'I vav '5., :vvvvavv'-Vv . 'h III$IF'D'V.'.O .':Dt..u- The ASU Board of Trustee Imp tum Dr. LaRue W. HurdLng. chairman llcfll Mayor Richard Arrington Jr. tabm'cl Mrs Pansy Boyd Parker. Academics 91 ASU IS WORTH IT . . . NOW MORE THAN EVER . . . Lrighn Dr. R;mdu1ph, Urx'. Uaslun :md mhcrs. LbciuM Di. Im-i Watkim. wwmh presidcm of -x51 tbutlum! Dr. Randolph and t'urnity mem- bers. tnppnm'lc pug: tcl'll Dr. RnndoLph during Ihc nummcr cummcnccmcni. tuppositc page righIJ Dr. Randolph durum; Um ASL cumnaliun :1Iung uiih Um ASL. marcnls. 94 Rmdcmics Watkins Says Farewell; Randolph Addresses IIHornetal As Eighth President When I was afforded the opportunity to come to Alabama and serve as President of Alabama State University. I was thrilled and excited by the thought of coming into a new and challenging situation. Having worked for many years in academics. I had never had the unique experience Ofworking in a predominantly black environment. I icw this as an opportunity to return to my roots. 1 was also fascinated by the history of u hat is now Alabama State University. A l'ithory of transition. evolution and strugw gle. From its earliest beginnings in 1866 as :hc Lincoln School of Marion to its current emlus as a fully accredited university. the institution has endured adversity and un- certainty. Despite underfunding and other dis- criminatory practices. it has remained firmly dedicated to its original mission: to educate its students for a productive place in American society. This mission must remain as the basis for the very existence of Alabama State Uni- versity. Preparation of students for produc- tive places in society must not be oversha- dowed by individual desires for personal aggrandizement or by any other sclfserving reasons. For it is still through education that a people progress. When I arrived I found many students eager to partake of the proffered opportuni- ties for an education. I also found many competent and energetic staff memberst willing and ready to take on the responsibil- ities of making Alabama State University the outstanding institution it is capable of becoming. I felt in a way like Moses must have felt when he went to Egypt to lead his people to the Promised Land. I was looked upon by many as the personification of the cure for the many ills which had plagued the University for many years. And lgladly accepted the challenge to attempt to bring about the positive changes necessary to pro- duce an environment conducive to excel- lence in all things in related to Alabama State University. I realized that ilthese are the best of times and the worst oftimes for Alabama State University. A commitment to quality and excellence for the institution is neces- sary if it is to survive the periods of transi- tion which lie ahead. lt has the opportunity to falter and fail or to rise up and stand Firm. The calibre of leadership, staff and students it can attract will determine which course it will take. It is my desire. my Fervent hope that everyone associated with the University will use every scintilla of energy. talent. knowledge and ability they possess to make Alabama State University a bastion ofaca- demic excellence which will survive, pro- gress and endure to serve as a source of inspiration for generations to come. AcademieseQS Uh hxuh-mlu Vice President for Academics Makes Challenge Dr Edmonds has asked that We cf- Forls to attract more people to enroll in this university be accelerated. To meal the Challenges inherent in hi5 expressed belicL Dr. Edmonds :15.de colleagues to Unite. complclcly. Imr- moniuusly and unsclfishly to accomplish our university's purposas. Academics 97 Public Relations John Knight. director of PR. '93- Academics Dr. Shepherd leads Student Affairs Crop Lem Mr. Keith Edwards.:1c1ing director of Student Activilles and Dr. Sheppard. vice-presi- dam ofStudcnl Affairs. LAbovm Mr. Henry Ford. direclm of International Students. KLem Mrs. Jenkins. secretary for Student Affairs. In . Illhu Student Affairs-ml IRighUKcilhEdwards.dircclorofb'ludenlMf:1irs.iBciowJSludenL workers for the University P051 Office. iBollumJI Dr. Carolyn Thom- as. director quounscliug. lulk: u Ilh u visimr. Uppthitc ?ugu ' tTop Lem Mrs. Julius. director of Housing: Mrs. Hall. secrcmry in I-lous- ing and a1 sludcnl kinking :1l :1 huuxing contract. tTup Righn M; Huff. dircclor 0f Bibb Graves Dormimry. checks sludcnt's mom on 'ruom check day lBuImrm Members. nflhc Lnivcrsily Police Dc- parlmcnt. H!- 111I i H r I 1.. 'l LUZ--Sludcnl Affairs Student Affairs Sludcnl Affairs 103 021'th Students mu lhv l'nivcrmu Bmkslam thlQul Calvin McDoncl'l. director of Fund Services twigs un u: students get trays. IIBotlom: C'unstructiun under way Student Af f airs JL-vbJLI-r-r' Wop Lem .Iancl Duff, Scull Billingsley III. and Brenda KzthrL fTop RighU Membersof Financial Aid conversc. H.Cfll Snack Bar. Ab0veJ Mrs. Dotson. switchboard direclor. Student Affairs 105 Social Science Social Work Sociology H flltlll lTop Lem Hiainc Owens in one of her Social Work classcx H'up Righl! l'lr, luusun, associnlc professor and chairperson of Department of Social Work. :Abum Ms. Woods helps sludcm wilh topic I:Righll Mrs Gcrnldinc Yeoman and Ms. Almcua Gaines. assistant profcsmra 0F Socui Work th --Arls and Sciences Arts and Sciences Provides Variety The College 01' Arts and Sciences offers a wide range of choices for maw jars at the baccalaureate level. in- cluding the disciplines: Art. Biology. Chemistry. Criminal Justicu Eng- lish, French. History. Mathematics, Journalism. Physics. Political Sci- ence. Sociology and Social Work. Within the nine departments. the College of Arts zmd Sciences offers the Associate of Arts. Bachelor OI Arts and Bachclorof Science degrccsh The Bachelor of Science degree may also be taken with teacher certifica- lion. There are various honor societies within the college which promotes cx- cellencc in scholarship: they include: Alpha Kappa Delta Sociology Sociu cly; Beta Kappa Chi. Scicncc and Mathematics Society; Pi Mu Epsilonh an honorary Mathematics Fraternity: and Sigma Rho Sigma. :1 Social Rec- ognition Society. Hop Lem Dean Eunice Maura lalkswilh friend in her ufficcl iBouom Lem Dcun Muorc's secretary. Am; and Sciences- 107 Criminal Justice, History tRighn Dr, Jnscph Luxkiu chlou-I A criminal justice classroom. iBoltom Lem Mr. Vcrmon Wrighl givcs. n lcciurc. :Bollom Rigllll Dr Spellrnan Icclurcx' In class. InsiAn and Suicncc and Political Science $cm Dr. Astana and his s;a.'.crcmry LBclowl Dr. Vurnmn Wuhan. chair of himury tBoLLomJ Dr. Finley and am: of his poliliual science Ufasses. L- 3. Arts and Srtencc E09 1 IU Ar15 and Sciences. Hop Ler A student luturial session. Hop RighU Marchc Shellon cx perimcnls as Therilhu Mllchcl. Alfonzo Edwards, Danny Stevens. Karrie Ran' doEph. Cynthia Lewis Dr. Buggs. Tina RuLlcdge. Pamela Cozart 11nd Amoda Cyrus look on. lAhon Students in a physical! science class. tRighlj Dr. Makbija and dams. Mathematics, Biology, and Physical Science tTop Lem A mathematical tutorial session going on. Why: Righlj Students in Dr. Sing's class. chFlj Dr Wallace Maryland. chairperson of mathemal- ics. chats with secrctary. Mrs. Singles. iAbovm Mr. John lvery and his math ciass. Arts and Sciences 1 l I Hem Dr. Marianne Vosf French class. tAbovc! Drs. Thomas Chalfam. Charles Craig and Manorma Pan- dit. mightl Dr. Hunon's public speaking class. IIZiArts and Sciences Literature, Language and Communication Crop ch0 Kathy Album. Chairman Nathan Moore. and Dr. Allcnc S. Phyl tTop RighU Miss E. Ellis. Engllsh Dcparlmcm secretary and sludcnl workers. mm Dr. Frederick Qascn's public speaking Class. tAbm-d Dr Ralph Bryson. and Mr. Bertram A. Munim Ans and Sciences-l 13 ETop lam Student doing an work. tTop Righn Dr. Larkins :md Sludtms discuss modern art. tAbovd Sludcm vicw sculp- ture. 1Righn Arl student Wanda Williams view ceramics. uilh Mrs. Skurka. I 14-Arts and Sciences Department of Art tLCfU Dr. Britt. chairperson of Dcparlmcnt of Art. 03:, law Mr. Mel Johnson. Willie Smith. James Williams and Mrs. Francer look all various shapes and slruclures of art. motlmm Mrs. Kathleen Skurka and class Arts and Sciences-rl 15 Ht: 'COBA Top Lem CUBA Adviser Council Board. :Lcm Dr Chianan Ych gives lcrlurc to his principlcs 0? economic: class. lAbovel Mr. Arlhur Barncu shares his :xpcrtisc with his nmrkcling research class. College of Business Administration 1981-82 .t -. J I mitii- iii;--T!i. Alabama State University's College of Business Administration celebrates the an- niversary of its premiere decade this aca- demic year. Though the heritage of the business program dates back to 1920. it was in l971-72 that business division became the University's first professional business school. More reeentl;r to compliment its already major thrust into the Business World or Changing Technology. Alabama State Universityis College of Business Adminis- tration became part of the statewide Ala- bama Small Development Center. During the 1981-82 school year the Col- lege of Business Administration tCOBAL through its Entrepreneurical Education Program. moved to close the gap between providing graduates for the business world and developing cntreprenucrs for the small business community. 115 program at the undergraduate level continues to draw students who are encour- aged and eager to gain the skillsihuman. conceptualt and the technicalewhich can bi: applied successfully in a business enter' prise. - u'.!.'.'.'i'.'uln! II'I'1' tTup Lcl'tt Dr. Percy Vaughn. dean of the College of Business Administration. thftJ Ms. Turner. secrcA Ian,I to the dean of College of Business Administration. lAbovc-t A computer used in thc CUBA department. COBA-l l7 LAbovey Sludenls in the Gallery'studcm loungearea of the Levi Watkins Learning Cen- ter. lTop Righn Dr Wilhardt. Chairman of CIS. UlighO Work-sludy students in the COBA area. I lE-COBA Wop Lem Dr. Dcsla Damtcu, chairman of Accounting and Finance. iTup Righn Studunl in deep thoughl while sil1ing in iuunge arcs of the Levi Watkins Learning Ccnlcr. lAbuvt'; Students in lhc computer room work out a program. 0.ch Oscar Hell. accounling instructor. CUBA Hg Early Childhood Center ITop Left! The childrcn am: busy doing ciass work. Hop RighlJ Ms. Long, director of the Early Childlmud Center. tAbuvul Ms. Renne Majors. librarian and s'ccrcturyz shows an interesting book t0 the young students. lEO-C'ollcgc of Education 5. College of Education reaches out A-SlI-i M m I'-::san--' i mm mm :' - Hit H11 ! The College of Education. under the leadership of Dr. Gordon C. Bliss, is the outgrowth of a series 0f1ransitinnsx Founded at Marion. Ala. as ' Thc Stale Normal School and University for Colored Teachers and Student, the Collcgc of Education has since grown. The College offers the following pro- fessional degrees: Associate of Science, Bachelor of Science. Masters of Educa- tion, Masters of Science and Education Specialist. 0-011 Lem Drl Gordan C. Bliss. dean of the Col- lege of Etlucation Abovci A smiling child from the Early Childhood Ccnlcr. UJBFU The chia Ste- phens Early Childhond Center. College of Education-IZI :Righll Mr. Leonard Hurkcwcrllficution utTi- ccr. mmwm Righn Dr. W. lvcrsnn Lloyd. chairman d the: Dcpurlmcm o! Pcrmnncf Scl- nccs. thlms'j Sludcma lake a general priythul' ogy icsL I12 -Collcgr: of Education Department of Personnel Services U-cm Dr. Doris Vaughn. chairperson uf :hc Dc- parlmcm of Personnel Services. chloul Vin Diam- Pinsion. secrelan for the Department of Personnel Services. IEBollomll Mrs. Pmstom Mr, Charles Minor and Dr. Doris Vaughn. College of liducation- :23 The Division of Health and Physical Education operated as '4 separate unil in l981-83. Basic activi- lics conducted by the Division ranged from summer camps for underprivileged youths to seminars Dr. Tommy Frcdurick. dcaln 0challl1.Ph3-'sicai Educzr Lion. and Athletics. presided at 111C Presidan'H Council on Fitness and served as moderator for the Senate Dcpunmcnl of Educmion :11 its annual Infor- mation Dissemination Workshop. The Division undertook the task of upgrading its offerings in the areas of physical therapy. rccrcaliun lhera py and sports medicine. Plans :ch underway for completion of these programs. Several articles; From this Division have been pnr scntcd 1:3 3131c and nutionaljournuls I'or publicalion. I l4--Collcgc 01' Education Department of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Safety KTop Lem Dr. Tommy Frederick. athletic di- rector and dean of Health. Physical Educalion. Recreation and Safety. iTop Right: Coach Horancc Crump illustrates parallel parking procedures. $er Dr. Holt Taylor. assistant dean and chairperson for Health, Physical Educatiom Recreation and Safety. Opposilc Page-tUppcr ch0 James Oliver, head has- ketball coach. tTop RightJ Barbara Williams shows dance steps to class. ucfll Jim Talbert. sporls information director. mighll The Rev. Al Dixon and Jonathan Spells broadcast game. Colicge of Ed ucalion- I 25 wciowl Students use office machincn' in class.iRigh1J Mary Tuckcr shows :1 student inslructiom fur soiving one of Ilis problems. lBotluml Businw Education staff: L-R Mrs. Tucker. Mrs. E Faulk. Dr. .I. Mycrs. 0.? McGill. Mrs. P. Danieis. Mrs. V. DcShicld and Dr. M. Adams. l36- College of Education Department of Business Education thm Dr. Adams. chairperson of thl: dcparl- men: of Business Education. shares informa- tion with ASU sludcnls and her accrclary. tEoltom Lam Mrs. Vivian DeShicld gees over work wilh :1 student. sBciowl Dr. Jacqueline Myers checks student's typing exercise. College of Educzuion- '12? t'rop Luftl Mr Herbert Form and vein: students. iTop Righll Dr. Otis Simmons and Ms. Lovetlc.1RigluJ Dr. Thomas E. Lyles. dirccwr ofthe band. lAbm-EJ The Lnivcmily choirundcr 1h: direction of Dr. Simmons. IRHV 75chml ul Music The School of Music strives for excellence Aiabama State University's School of Music makes accessible to its students very colorful, diverse and rewarding pro- grams. These programmatic activities include: vocal and instrumental music. keyboard music! opera. music education. jazz. stringyH and performance. Attempting to make greater 3 stu- dentis ability the following disciplines: musical awareness, two planned pro- grams. music therapy, and music media. have been officially approved by the Dean's Council and presented to the chairperson 0fthc University Senate for analysis and action. The University presented its first an- nual stale-wide high school chorai Festi- val this year. Also the University was inducted into the illustrious national honor society For music: Pi Kappa Lambda. It is self-evident that the goal of musi- cal excellence is being achievedt with all of the outstanding performance and sev- eral accomplishments of faculty and stu- dents during the 8le82 school term. tTop Left! Dr. Otis Simmons. dean of School ufMusic. tLefu Dri Otis Simmons' voice class. Schwl of Music- I 29 School of Music tTop chl: Charla; BOSH'L'IL Hcrmun Grim und George Neely. ETup Rightl jun bnnd members practice I'ur pcrllsrmancc. l.- me-cj Unih'ch'llj' .lnrr Band. lRIghIJ Assislant ProI'L-shnr nf percus-smn Hm Tony Van Fruc dirL-L'Is licrcussmn cnxcmblc 130 Sclmul of Music Hopi UL Lylcs dircclu lhc hand during Spring C'ommcncr men: erciscs. chl'tJ Mr. Herbert Form and voice student. lv'kburcl Dr F15 and members of the string cnscmblc. School of Music- -13l Special Services lAbuvcl Dr. RobcrlThomsun. dcml M University College. Vrop Righn Work-slud; Rludcms f0! Special Scrvices. lRighlJ Mrs. Johnnyc Wilcher. dircctor ufSpcciai Services .Iiong nilh 31x Si1idq Harris. secretary 132 Universily College University College University College is the home 01 all beginning freshmen and most other un- dergraduates when they first enter Ala- bama Stale University. Dr. Robert Polk Thomson has been dean of University Coliege For the past thrcc years. Advancement Studies and Basic Studies mcadcmic coral are two departments under University College which were started by 1W0 federally funded progrmns. ETop chl? Dr. Robert Thomson gives a welcome speech to incoming Freshmen and special sludcnls. Lem Dr. CliFford Bibb.cl1airpcrson uflhc Dcpurlmcm ofr'xdvanccmcnl Sludics iAbovcl Dr. Nma Frec- man. chairpmson of Department Of Basic Sludics. University Cullcgc l33 University College, Advancement Uxbovn Mrs. Jamie Carter's malh class. Frop Righn Mr. Lancaslcr explains problem In David Kyle. :1 student. I'Righlj Mrs. Thelma Rice insiructs her math class. I 34-Univcrsily Collage and Basic Studies ...... Eu: .HMH :FHJ. 1:1.n-uu. a. iTop Rightll Mrs. Wilcher teaches her English class. tMiddM Mrs, HoHingcr and bar English class. mollonQ Mrs. Briggs and her English class. 135 University Coilcge iTom Mr. Bobby Young and his class discuss muscles of the cat. Mbovcl Dr. C. Thomascnjoys Leaking pan in Lhccluss mighu Dr Thomas explains thr: Eincrdclails Ufa! subject in 011:: of her orientation classes. E36 Unhe'crsil-x E'nllcgc Biology, History and Orientation Uop Ler A l-HSI 31 Historyr Class. tBoltom Lem Mm. Lucy Smith in one of her histc-ry classes. melowj Mrs. Syivia MaLhcws. biology instructor. shows examples to her lab class. U nivcrsity College I 3? iTup Righll Mrs. l'lodgc. wading Imiruclnr. tl-hghll L.Elllhia TuyloL secretary. tAbm-c 3 t'ynhiu t'utcmun. hunch ; fur Advanccmcnl Sludlcs IJX L mvcrsity College Reading, Speech and Writing 2Lcm Dr2 Lawson. director uf' the Reading De- partmenl. 2Botloml Ms. Williams. supervisor of Writing Lab. thicmq Ms, Williams. 22 2? 2 22-3; '23! 2 .2 E . 1L1. I t L3 1 I 172-; It 22:22 ; .-..-'.'. 2 ' Jilk 55217 L. 25 , ; .'. 2' I ' ' I athin University College- -139 Uop Riglm Col. Ballard. tBnttornJ AFROTC' slu- dcnl. LvaL-I Sac. Ll. Harris. HD-Acruxpucc Studies Department of Aerospace Studies tTup Lem Col. Huh is. the rum commander :Jl Al-ROTC, :Lcm A FROTC Orchestra l'rum Max wull Air Force Base. tAboch AFROTC hludcnt. Aerospace Sludicw I 4 I All pictures rcprcsunl cmnmunny services spammed by Cominuing quculiun and Community Scruicc. I43: Continuing Eiduculinn Community Services This unit serves as a continuation of regular daytime academy and in many cases. nonhacadcmic offeringsV Credit courses taken in the evening and on weekends have the same high acadcrnic value as regular daytime courses and are mostly taught by the universilyhs full- time faculty. The university currently offers. through its Evening and Week- end Collegeh appmximateiy 160 credit courses per quarter. Of the 160 credit course offerings, 140 are offered during evening hours and approximately 20 ' r3 offered on weekends. Evening and Weekend students are admitted thrOugh regular admissions procedures and have full use of thc unEA vcrsityhs educational resources and ser- vices. lTop Lem Drr Archie B. Moore. dean of Conlinuing Education. iLEfU Mr. I James While. director of Community Services: mbom Mrs; Barbara Mulh- cwa. secretary for Continuing Education and Community Services. 143 144 Urudualc Studies School of Graduate Studies Continues to Move Ahead The School ofGraduate Studies with Dr. Leroy Bell as dean has its identifiabte facul- ty with administrative responsibilities resi- dent in the Graduate Council. Program offerings lead to the following degrees: Master of Arts in History and Mu- sic, Master of Music Education. Master of Science in Biology, Mathematics. General Counseling, and the Education Specialist. Dean Bell said. The school has project- ed new academic and Certificate programs in the areas of art, accounting computer information systems, economics. finance. management, marketing, adult and busi- ncss education, music. physical education. special education, general studies and Eng- lish. tTop Ler Dr. Lcmy Bcll.dean UfSChoul ofGraduate Studies. t Lem Dr. Laurence Hayest graduate instrucr tor and graduate studenlsr tAbovci Mrs. Ciliainc Smith. secretary for Graduate Studies. Opposite Pagc-tTop Righn Gradual: Luh Technique class. tBoltom Ler Dr. Ki Hang Kim. professor of Math- ematics and director of Mellhematical Research dis- cusses a project with Dr. Fred Rough. assistant profes- sor of Malhcmalics. tBottom Rightl Drl Oliver and Gwen Williams. Graduate Studics-MS Uliglm Periodical Librarian. Mrs. Hall. IBclowI Mr. Thurnlon. instructor in AV and Media. 030!- lCIlTU Mrs. Bctha Williams and student worker help sludcms check em books. 013cm 1.3 4'. ELM. 111M '51? . Hill. ; I g . . I .7 .- l? N IIIIr .5 Il l i ill . FIB! 146Il.cvi Watkins Learning Ccnlcr The Levi Watkins Resource Center Thc Levi Watkins Learning Center, named after ASU's sixth presidenl. houses facilities for the Curriculum Laboratory. Archives and Ollie L. Brown Afro-Ameri- can Heritage Collection. The Learning Center. which is also called the Resource Center, encompasses more than 129000 square feet of ground. The five-Slory building which cost neariy five million dollars was authorized by an act of the legislature of Aiabama and was dedicated in the spring of 1973. tTop Lem Mr, John Buskcy. director of Learning Center. tLefu Mrsl Marcia Miller. director ofSpccial Coflcclions. tAbm'd Mr. Tucker. director Of Media. Ccnler. chi Watkins Learning Cenler-M? ORGANIZATIONS Pi Theta Gamma Fraternity, Inc. Pi Theta Gamma Fraternity. Inc. was founded April 17. 1962. at Alabama A8: M University. Normal Ala. The members are nicknamed Spartans because of their courage and highly disci- plined manhood. The Fraterniiys motto is Forever Up. Forever Forward, Grccks- l 51 Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Inc. was founded in 1908 at Howard Univer- 5in and is the first black sorority. . Through the years Alpha Kappa Al- pha Sorority has had as its chief aim SchiCL' to all Mankind. The sorors hold this mollu dccp in their hearts :15 they pass from um: stage to another. tTop Left? Sumr Rrvil Hurria Mi Ulhcr piclurcs rcprcscnl lhu spring line or l983 nIA AKA Sorurily. I52 -Grceks Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. Inc. the oldest black fraternity in the United Slatca dates back to 1906;11C0rncll University. At Cornell seven courageous black men took on the task of making higher education more relevant. Beta Upsilon Chapter is proud to continue in the footsteps of such great men. Their motto Firs1ofaI1. Servants of all. We shall transcend all. was certainly kept this year as they partici- pated in a number of campus activities. N1picturcsrcprcscnlthe 1983 spring line 01' Mpha Phi Alpha Fnucrni- 1y. Inc. G rccks 153 Delta Sigma Theta was founded at Delta Slgma Theta sororlty Howard University on January i3. 19134 The Sorority devotes itself to serving the community and has chapters in thc Republic of Haiti and Liberia and throughout the United SlatesV The tradition of DST has attracted some of the most influcnlial black wonr en 0f lhc world. IS4 GrL-cks Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Ibunded on November 17. I91 L was based on four cardinal principles: Manhood. Scholar- ship. Perservance. and Uplift. Today it still strives for these principles. The university has always been a place where the Omegas have excelled in leadership and in the final goal which is the advancement of black people, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternily. Inc. was lbundcd in WII 215. u nuuprufil mganim- lion. Al India m1 University ten mun began a black fraternity with the dcdiculion 10 achievement in every field of human cn- dcavor. Kappa Alpha Psi continually strives to be more than just another Fraternity. Indeed. i1 is striving 10 be lhc best. The chapter of Bela Zeta was Founded an the campus 0f -H;1b;1I11a Stale Lmvcrsily on May 7. 1983. l'l'l'll Ex; I 56 Greek Sigma Gamma Rho Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority. Inc. was organized in 1922 on the campus of Butler University in Indianapolis. Indiana. Sigma Gamma Rho is a nonprofit. Collegiate sorority dedicated 10 the Encouragement and promotiOn of high scholastic attainment. communiiy service and im- provemcm 0f the quuiiu of our lives and the society in which we live. We present ladies bound together toward common pur- poses of self-improvcn'lcnl. uplifting young people, and rcndcring servicc whenever needed. We believe in service 10 our country. Wt: furlhcr believe that these things are possible through our slogan: uGreater Service. Sigma has grown to represent undergraduate as well :15 alumnae chapters in the United States Africa and Ber- mudu. Phi Beta Sigma and Zeta Phi Beta arc 1hc only true black sister and brother sorority and fraternity than exist in the United Staten. 2cm Phi Beta Sorority. Inc. was founded January 16l 1920 211 Howard University. chu Phi Bela spreads worldwide throughout regions in the United States and Africa. Zulu Phi Beta has a love for all mun- kind lhau is implemented in all her work throughout its regions. Love is brought out in her objectives which are sistcrly love. service. and scholarship. Epsilon Bela Chapter 3.1 Zeta Phi Beta is :1 good example of people coming together for the cnjoyrncnl und baller- mcnl of mankind through their loving deeds and actions. Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity: Inc was starlcd by these three outstanding men: A, Langston Taylor. Charles Brown, and Leonard Morse. These men have handed dou n to thou- sands of men the philosophy that is ex- prcsscd in our motto: llcullurc Ilor service and service to hunmnity. Founded at Howard Univursity Janu- ary 9. 1914. Sigma began :1 movement that has bccomc an integral part of the black munls struggle for survival and rc- spccl. By helping to develop some of the many qualified black minds of today. Phi Beta Sigma is contributing to the struggle. 1 53 Greeks Zeta Phi Beta and Phi Beta Sigma Grecks-- I 5.9 N O N G R E E K S 1981-82 Student Government Association tTup LCFU Lawrence Bell. president of SGA. lTop Righu Billy Crcar. treasurer of SGA. weft; Winona Harris. vice- president of SGA. Mbovm Peggy Henry. secretary ofSGA. :NonuGrccks Ifll SGA Represents W013 Lem Sludcms 211 Senior Day arc getting to know each olhcr. t'Top RighU Victor An- luine.assistan1 w lhe president of SGA. lalks to IE1: student body, 09thch Miss ASLI, Mimi McDaniel. and her courL fRighU Studcm in From or the body gcls ready I'm a stcp-duwn dining halL G rec ks 162 1 All Students At Alabama State ITup Left; Miss ASII. Mimi McDamicl. and Pres. of SGA. I.uwurcncc Bell. t'l'up Righu Ncwly clcclcd 50A President. Av? ril Harris. Mbm'cl Kunncth Durringlun. .thIr-lunl editor uf lhc llomct YCEII'bd-Uk. Grecks lhj. help from others IVCS g H0met Editor D.G. Adams rece liurnct Staff- I65 A Message from the Editor; lbh liurnul Tribune Akenzua says Thanks . . . Time sure fhes! It is hard to believe that the Home! Tribune has just completed an- other year of meritorious service to the stu7 dents and ASU community. With this end comes the time to give a brief appraisal of the newspaper's success in retrospect: and as the outgoing editor. I ttm in a position to do just that. Continuing in the tradition 0f the pre- cecding Tribune: under the etegant editor- ahip of Roderick F. Odom, this year's paper ihth achieved :1 quality we are proud to leave as :t legacy for succeeding editors. As it is ulitett the ease with small campus newspa- pers with smati staffst a barrage of fast- ht'ettking news almost stagnated the Tri' htme's success at the beginning. But, with a dedicated start this ncwsptr per was able to report the news Fully and accurately as the stories were breaking out. Some members of the staff whose devotiorts engendered this include: Assistant Editor Matrzett C. Harris, Literary Editor Monica R. Granville. Layout editors Jeffrey Wil- liants and Sharon Hollidaty and Secretaries Anita Winston and Kathy Harris. With the assistance of these people, we were able to cover news and sport issues such as the appointment and inauguration of Dr Robert L. Randolph. ASU'S seventh president; Former US. Ambassador Ulric Haynesi reminiscent talk 0n the hostages release: the march from Cttrrolton to Mont- gentet'y in support of an extension of the I965 Civil Rights Act: the struggle for a national holiday honoring the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King. Jr.: the elevatien 0f ASU sports from the Ntttittntti Celiegittte Athletic Association tDivision It to the env- etous Southwestern Athletic Conference and a host of other issues which made head- linest It is quite apparent that this year's Tri- bmm has achieved its desired goal ol' in- forming entertaining and educating quali- tatively. A testimony to the high quality we achieved is the fact that never once did we. the staff. receive any letter from our read- ers drawing our attention to falling stan- dards. inaccurate reporting or misquotcd figures and names. Some credits for this quality go to some of my professors and instructors who gave me the grounding necessary for a successful venture in editing. These persons include. but are net limit- ed to. Dr. Ralph J. Bryson. Dr. Thomas Chalfant. Dr. Frederick Olsen professors of English: Ms. Alfreda D. Handy. Mrst Kathleen Albree. instructors onOttrnalism: Mrt Tim Nagler. visiting instructor ofjour- nalism. Also worthy of credit are Dr. Gary V. Smith. assistant professor of political sci- ence; Dr. June Zilitntertnatn. professor 0F humanities: Dr. Mary MIB. Hutton, pro- fessor of speech: Mr. Lewis Williams. in- structor OI orientation and psychological counselor; Dr. William T. Harper. profes- sor of history: and Dr. Norman Walton. chairman of the history department. l especially thank Dr. Raiph J. Bryson. Donnie G. Adams. Ms. Alfrcdtt Handy. Ms. Essie Harris. Jeffrey Williams and Dr. Robert C, Branch of Gonzetga Universityis Graduate School oli Educatihn for assisting me monetarily when insolvency gripped me. My greatest thanks go to Robert Fast Eddie McCall who sustained me through periods of financial hardship. depression and solitude. Thank you. Fast! Finally. I must confess that l wiil miss the fine students here at Alabama State University, I wish you all welt. my good friends! T. IDU AKENZUA EDITOR-IN-CHIEF HORNET TRIBUNE Hornet Ttibune--1tt? I68d-Non Greek .KINDELIE szmm f-'-'---I- .:.-;;;.1- THE SOCIETY FOR . ' THE ADVANCEMENT OF MANAGEMENT Non Glcck 7 H39 ...A: Lx.-h-Nm a;- mi '- L'ag.th1'$L-K.g3:;x I711 Non Cn'cmksw I 71 IIM'IH mn- - a: afflfggilmtn I El. I il r.- l . I: r- r -m J I H- Spnrls hClassich Loss Stuns Hornets Birmingham cxpludcd once again us the Alabama State University llul'nms look 0n the Alubamu Acii M Bulldogs in the 401h Annual Magic City Classic. The cumcsl turned out m bc :1 heart- brcukcr I'ur th ilorncls us ihey f'cli in the clutches of the Bquogs by :1 score olh 13-3. The conlcst was close in the l'irsl hull: but Alabama ASLM 1ch at halftime 7-3. Alabama AiiM completely dmninnlcd lhc second half of the game. gaining 311 rds in the air and on the ground. This was a hurt to Ihc Hornets defensively. The Horncls mounted a hcallhy drive late in the fourth quarter but it was too lime too tale for the Hornets. Sports I75 Ha -Spurls ASU shocks Gamecocks Jacksonvilie State University quarterback Kirk Patterson was stopped inches short of a touchdown as time expired, giving Alabama State a thrilling 20-14 football victory. Patterson drove the Gamecocks 74 yards in the final three minutes, With second-and-goal from the 8-yard line and only one second left. Patter- son rolled right looking to pass. A defensive charge led by and Michael Chap- man stopped his scramble oniy inches from the goal Iine as the game ended. We had four defensive starters out with injur- ies, said Alabama State Coach George James. hl'm very happy. I've never been so happy in my life. I wish it was our last game of the season. but wchvc got to come back. After Jacksonville State had tied the score at 14-2111 with 21 Ian: third-quartcr touchdown, Ala- bama State kicker Donnie Egbuna connected on a 52-yard held goal with 12:2516ftinthc game to give the Hornets a lead they would not lose. Egbuna later added a 43-yard field goal to make up the final 20-14 score. . shI practice between 55 and 60. and I usually kick them 551 said Egbuna2 ajunior from Awka, Nigeria. wl got in there and followed through c0111 pg. 182 Sporls-I T? 173- Sports ASU Rips Mississippi Valley Senior quarterback Dwight Crcn- shaw. in the first start of his collegiate carccrt led the Alabama State Hornets to a 17-0 victory over Mississippi Valley State University. Crenshaw threw for one touchdown and ran for imth in the second half to add to Donnie Egbuna's second uuartcr field goal. Crenshaw got the starting job in place of John Caldwdl who was out with an injury. He filled in nicely. completing 9 0f 19 passes For 105 yards. All but one of thc completions was 10 Cotton. a senior from Montgomery who Finished with seven catches For 101 yards. Cotton's biggest catch came on a 7- yarder over the middle for a touchdown with 43 seconds left in the third period to give the Hornets 3 10-0 lead. The victory. Alabama State's First shut- out this season. put the l-lornctsf record at 4-3-1. Mississippi Valley played its last game of the season that night. ended the year with a 4-6-1 sIale. 1981 F ootball Record Jackson State 14-14 Alcorn 14- 7 Jacksonville State 20-14 Tennessee State 20-21 Albany State 24-15 Alabama A8LM 3-13 Grambling 7-19 Mississippi Valley 17- 0 Central 18- 0 Tuskegee 3-14 Body Con? with the kick I know 1 can go the dis- tance. Ijust had to get my concentration down. 11m happy we won the game. Jacksorwille State capitalized on a John Caldwell fumble to take the eariy lead. The Alabama State quarterback was sacked by nose guard Alvin Wright and the Gamecocks recovered. Patterson directed Jacksonville State 60 yards in 13 piays. with running back Walter Bruughlon diving over from 1 yard out. Brian Krohn added the extra point. The Hornets capitalized on a Game- cock error in the second quarter 10 score their first touchdown. Ricky Smith in- tercepted a Patterson pass with 7:42 left in the half and it look Caldwell only three plays to get the Hornets in For the score. Reggie Mapson hauled in a IT-yard pass from Caldwell just inside the back line of thc end zone. Egbuna added the extra point to tie the game. con't pg. 182 4'5 .....4q-.- a.- 180w5ports Central State tramples ASU 18-0 Sports-IS! IRE Jacksonvilleis AW. Clark fumbled on the second-half kickoff and Alabama Stateis Albert Marvin recovered. Caldwell directed the Hornets 18 yards in five plays for a score when he hit flanker Craig Franklin with a 7-yard Loss. Egbuna added the extra point. Jacksonville later capitalized on another Hornet error, this time recovering a bad pitch from Caldwell to running back Wal- ter Shelly. Patterson took the Gamecocks 41 yards in eight plays to tie the score when he con- nected with Broughton on a 5-yard pass. Krohn added the extra point. But a second unit Alabama State defense would not be denied in the second half. With starters Zack Barnes, Horace Brocr kins, Paul Sanders and John Thornton out with injuries. the Hornets stopped the Ga- mecocks twice inside the 10-yard line in the fourth quarter to preserve the victory. Believe it or not. I didnit think we could hold up against clubs like Jackson State and Jacksonville back to back, said James. I lold them I thought we were better than Jackson. but I didn't know about Jackson- ville. They fell behind in the first halfand I loidicm they had to reach down and show some guts. James was particularly pleased with the play of Caldwell. The senior from Colum- bus, 0a., completed 6 of 15 passing at- tempts for 66 yards and no interceptions. Ht: aiso gained 30 yards in l i rushing at- tempts. John wasjust super, said James. nTl'lt: man is a tough man. He took some licks! but it paid off. If heis got any shortcomings, l canit find any. Heis a winner? Alabama State improved its record to l- D-l. While Jacksonville State fell to 0-1. Sports. Tuskegee Institutes Wins 1981 Turkey Day Classic . ASU 'i'hum'.r ID 195 90 I3 ID69 '1' 41 ENT. RETURNS 6 No Yds Avg TD LG RECOFd. 5 4'I OPP Tami: I0 261 l2l l2 l598 s 76 Cazswcll 5' 54 I03 0 IS 3 D 0.0 0 0 TEAM STA TIS'NCS ASU OPP Yds Avg TD LG 2 9 4.5 0 9 lat Downs Rushing 73 466 TL? 2 4' I 0 0.0 0 0 m Downs Passing. TT 1'13 $2.6 2 33 C. Johnson 1 D 0.0 O 0 Ln Downs Penahy I1 139 12.6 2 2i Chaplna .. 1 0 0.0 I3 0 TOTAL FIRST DOWN 41 161 33 13 0 33 ASU Tomi: . I3 63 4.3 0 18 Rushing Attcmplsm 4505 82 16.4 I I7 OPP Tarafs.. 13 159 12.2 0 3? - . ' S? , 23 Yardn Gained ITOI ? I E 4 0 17' PUNTTNG No Yd; Avg LP Yards Lust... 31? 2 27.0 0 - - R.Ermlh EISS 36.4 53 NET YARDS RUSHING. L384 3 8.0 U E T am 11 8 10 Passing Allempii zel I069 12.6 T 41 42!; T .1 2202 15;; 55 - y 1 . era 5. . . Complctmns 121 or? m S '593 '2 8 M OPP Talon 2204 35.5 54 Had lnlcrcepled I3 I? Pcrccmag:...... .462 45.4 SCORING 6 TD XP-f XPA? F6 S TP VET YARDS PASSING b 0'0 0-2 0'0 0 36 Tonal Offensive Plnys.............. 0 N- M- 0-0 S-I 0 38 TOTAL OFFENSIVE YARDS 2 0-D tHJ EH1 Cl 12 Average Gain Per-Play........... 1 0'0 0-0 0-0 III I? PLENT RETURNS-YHRDS 1 00 0-0 9'0 Cl 12 KICK RETURNS-YARDS I W IIH! 0-0 0 6 INT. RETURNS YARDS I 0'0 CH 070 0 5 FUMBLES-FUMBLES LObT 25-9 33-18 I U 0 0-0 WU 0 6 No. or Penallies....,............... 54 I 00 0-0 0-0 u f- YARDS PENALIZED .5 2 684 I 0'0 0-0 043 0 6 Average. Per-Gamc.. 52.2 68 4 IT 1444 0'3 3'13 0 HO OPP Tom! I0 IS 1444 0-! 34' 2 ll? RUSHJNG 6' Art am Last Net TD LG Etijimga'c i: 'g 575 35 5:; 1I 4U SCORE av mums , 2 3 4 ma R LCLLIL 10 36 '3: cl. $51 1 l3: Alabama Stal:.................... 10 45 54 JD '40 ' o ., .18 l ::rsnn...,. E 1? I0! ' loo 0 l5 PPOMMS 3D 10 23 H7 . u 6 Elia: 1: I3: 7; :3 ? 1: FUN? RETURNS a m: m 4.3 m u; ' 1 'l J. Smut... s s :3 0 l3 0 r: $:::1,:15 ' '3 Lin; 3; g l: Shy 3 1 7 0 7 0 7 Massingalt. 2 II. 5.5 n 5 Cullun 30 Z 1 I3 i1 U ! W'u' 9 I .4 0 Welch ..... 2 o :10 o o R iSE-nligl: l0 6 a: 4; l8 0 H ASU Tomi: .. 26 I29 5,5 0 13 I . ' k ' 0P 3' i .. .. . S E Jo. Caldwgll u I00 325 359 .33 a 35 P m S m 2 53 2... 0 35 Team. .. . l0 2 D 33 'JJ 0 - ASU Tvrm'a ID 430 1773 568 1 I05 10 40 K'OFF REHIRNS 6 Nu Yd: Avg TD LG OPP Totals m 405 17m 3 ; 1334 1 32 Williams- . IO IU 223 228 o 35 T 1 I8 16.9 13 25 .. I 18.0 PASSING 6 .3 c9... 1... m m m '3 0 13 Carson. .. 8 I :5 1510 0 Ir, Jo. Caldwel! 9 HS 77 lo 375 6 an t 7 ? 0 0 3' C 0 1f: 7 mm o 3 '12 3 'g: g 3: ASU Torah IO 20 336 19.3 o 35 'J 3 I a 0 o a 0 OFF Tami: -9 58! 20.0 a 55 Sports ISS Basketball 1 54F5porls BASKETBALL ASU WINS OVER E88d-Sporis TOUGALLO 85-46 Spurlsz- I 39 190--Smns ASU 86-Georgia BASKETBALL ASU-Vs- skegee .31! :1 -',J!-; y X 9!!;ta;'daf5tl 3331 V 1 ;' J ' m .L , , 4r agggggngw-- - '. Ll'. SportsiIQS i ...- I 1 19:1 5thth hrywamwmpw. ASU-Vs-Dillard B A S K E T B A L L Associates and F ans $ IiT-il i r. ' JKM M V 2 i . nu. H . . M. NH if A'. '3 !- E J. il H II. J S w tr q 5 OK MK RVK ng W. h . Over The Hill Gang Wins Intermeral Basketball 82 BASKETBALL 1982 SWAT Wins Women Intermal a. BASKETBALL ASU-vs-Bulldogs 203- Sports ASU-vs- skegee ? tRighLJ Co-tch Mltchellc watching game with phi rs Cynthia Billing. 1:1 and Rosemary F0: r. ichiuM Hurnct fans hccr for x-iL n. thchr mirldlc'H Hornem 'nd their famllm. t Bottom- Lem Flu and their I'amilics. LBotlom-Rightl Rescphunyc Dunn and parcms. 210--Sporls Lady Hornets Annual Parenfs Night Top-chU Players and lheir families. tTop- Righn CCJHCh Mitchell: and wife. I'LeiD Cheryl Sills and representatives. L'Abovel Dr. Randolph. presidcnl of ASU. spoke: on Parcnfs Nighl. Sports 2 l I le'lh$ '-..T:::.D'-w rE-J'A . 7.. 3-- ' -4.'.. Emmi: ES Sporis-HB 1 3 2 l 4 --Sporls BASEBALL NOOkDH Sports 2 l 5 BASEBALL u8f? NH EM . , x m 4 WW. . K RUVQVIH' WK Sports-Zl T v G g6 .. 4,25? .my h'lrhll ':g,g I1 ZlS-- Sports Spuris- '219 ASU-VS-A8LM VOLLEYBALL ASU-Vs-Columbus 5 I 3- Mm'jz'hnh W1 - ,L A -' - ' 'm;ww . .K,--1 99w... x 3 .- . - . . . - ., ,aur , , . , r ' . 3113'314 .. ... 5.:. .$!. '$ - 9- r. . .' ' ' - . ':3 ' r' - . . . ...--I . r . l A L 1 ' . '.. .J - - .- - wag. ngim u v . 4-11-1. .:..'. The 1981-82 Senior Class of ASU SENIORS Loretta Abney Ray Albright Cynthia Allen Ronald Armstrong Wiliic Ashford I Paul Askew Charolene Atchinson Victor Antoine Beverly Ann Baiicy Angela D. Bioom Annie G. Boliings Toledo Bradford 226w-Seninrs Linda Brooks Adriane Brown Denard Brown Maxine Brown Patricia Brawn Annie Bulger Johnny Bulgcr Jr. Cleveland Bullcr Jeffery Caffery Janice CaldWclI Chinetia Calhoun Ricky Calioway Jarvis Cannon Linda Carter Mary Carter Samuel L. Collier Melinda Collins Landon Curry Kenneth Darrington Scniors-EE? A nd rcw Davis Dc boruh Davis Mary Elizabeth Davis Millard R. Dawson Vanessa Dickens Yolanda Dotson Ernest Elison Glenda Elmore Margaret Eulsey Vanzclta Fcldcr Trucly Finklcy 328 Scniors Lorena chrjc Randy Gulson Richard Goudson Solomon Grady Angela Hall Jerrcll Hull Pamciz: llallmun Eunice l-lummillon Gaic Harris Sharon A. Harris Valencia Harris Wiima Harris Tylsic L. Hart Wanda A, Herbert Samuel Hicks Bertha Horn Seniors 229 Julia Hudson Milchelle Hull Barbara Jackson Richard A. Jackson Jacqueline M. James Terry L James Ethane Johnson Linda Gail Johnson Stephney Johnson Willie Johnson Kenneth Jones Kcnnclh E. Juries Ill Madeline Jones Mary Ann Jones Ronald R. Jones Shelia Johnson Vickie Jones Wisteria Juncs Frank Kelly Valerie Kendrick Willie J. King Joyce Knight Caesar Lawrence Cris Lazenby Debra Lcc Cynthia Lewis Jacqueline Lewis Vaughn Little 230 --Seniurs Sherry Long Evelyn D. Lucky Durolhy Lyman Deborah Manifcc Ronald May Patricia McClain Maureen McDadc Mimi McDaniel Connie Mchar Lynda McNeur Peggy McReynolds Pearlic Means Virgil Merrill Linda Miller Sarah Millcr David Mitchell mHOH-DCDUJ Seniors 23l Thcritha Milchcll Samuel Moon: Jr. Clarence Morris Reginaid T. Morton LuDunna Sharonnc Moss George Ncaly ll Nathaniel Nunn Ervin Owes Gwenodlyn Parker Cynthia Porter Karen Powells Sheri Prayer Alferd Price John Pruitt Jr. Kaye Pruitt Barbara Purtcr Seniors Billie R. Rawls Harriet Ray Barbara Reese Theresa Reid Ernest Reynolds Xicna Richardson Leona Riley Billy Rene Antonia Rowser Willie Ruffin Linda Safford Theresa Salary Annie Salter Leroy Sayton Yolanda Saylcs Jessic Scott Kathy Scott Bruncu Sharper Marjorie D. Sharpe Mary Shaw 1982 Seniors Milton Shipman Donald Simon Anncua Smith Carolyn Smith Marcus D Smith Nathaniel Smith Denise Stanford Annie Stanley Melvin Slapies Darryl Slovall Carlton Strong Barbara Thomas Marie Thomas 334- Scniun 1982 Seniors ; 44- HIT -1 5': '41 1' . '+' 1' i 7-; '7 - Jerome Torbcrt Demcatricc Tyus Patricia Walker Romonia Washington Vanessa Watkins Evelyn Williams Karen Williams Charles Williamsom Barbara M. Wilmer Lara Renee Wilson Cathy Wright Dorothy Wychc Seniors 335 The 1981-82 Junior Class of ASU . . . Donnie G. Adams Mildred Adkins Sharon Adkins Idu Akcnzva Belly Allen Charics Anderson Elouise Anderson Maurice Armstrong Patricia Arnold LuCrcasia Ash Grenctha Atchison Avis Barnes 236 Juniors J uniors Ceasar A. Bates Cheryl Bell Wanda Bell Cynthia Billingslea Maurica BiIlingslea Sandra Bivins Tywanda Blackman Sylvia Bledsoe William Blocker Karen Body Lourcsa Bollins Stephanie Branch Patricia Brown Patricia Brown Gale Burns Barbara Candiff Juniors 237 Dennis Celnlell Connie Carr Roslyn T. Carter Thomas C. Carter Ollcna Ccnancc Nccice Chapman Shirley Clcvciand Ola P. Cochran Earnestinc Cooper Liszt Covinglun Cordell Crawford Delphine Crawford Magalcnc Cunningham Samad Ardckani Dancshvurd Grayling Davis Baileyr Dawson Thermun Dennis Vivian Dickerson Monty Dillard Banker T. Dostcr 2 3H J uniurs Regina Y. Duncan Tammie Dunn Ivonne Dunn Gabriel Elder Michad Evans Yvette Farmer Brenda Feldcr William Feldcr Alesia Y. Florence Annie Floyd Marrenitha B. Forbes Sylvia Foreman Craig Franklin Dorothy Freeman Sharon Fryer Rhonda Gibson Ethei M. Given Allen Golsou Madgic Gordey Mary Joyce Gordon Juniors- 339 Patricia Grant Lenicc Gray Angela H311 Shenell Hardy Avril Harris Brenda JA Harris Eddie James Harris Marzetl Harris Steven Harris Joyce Harrison Kevin Hawkins Willie Henderson Geraldine Hinson Arma Hinton J uniors 240-Juni0rs J uniors i: mmm .g :rh.. ' Frankie Horance Brenda Howard Priscilla Howard Yolanda Hunter Santos Jackson Wendell Jackson Karen R. Jenkins Andre D. Johnson Margaret Johnson Vivlet Johnson Angela J. Johnson Jesse Jones Loretta Jones Ncovon Jones Rory L. Keal Olra King Rosa Kirksey Willie A. Kyics John L. Lakes Barbara Lampkin Juniots-Z-ll J UNIORS II$ Marvis Landrum Easter Layton Jacqueline S. Lee Buelah LeGrant Ella Lewis Rosie B. Little Regina Lockctte Thomas H. Love Bernard Macks Blane Marshall Bernard Martin Cheryl E. Mays Carolyn A. McBridgc Mildred F. McCall Debra McCarroll Clarence McCarthy 242 .luniora Brenda McCluir Denies: McCrary Evelyn ?Vlchsary Patricia McCorvcy Stephanie McDaniel Cuttis McFarlin. Jr. Lavaughn McMary .Iancl McRcynolds Jacqueline Meadows Ethel Means Cassandra Mitchell La-venes H. Mitchell Rufus Mitchell Sharon Mitchell Allen Moore Earl Myers WHOH-DCH Juniors 1-13 Ernest Myers Ann Myles Delgra L. Nix Brenda Patterson Cariton Paltin Shelia Pearson Kennedy Pcrdue Tangila Parnell Rosie Pcrryman Connie Person Shirley Pcttway Victoreen Phillips Elbert Powell Lisa Plomey Lisa Ptomey Pamela Ramsey Cedric Randolph Pamela Reed Pamela J. Richardson Angela Robinson 24-1 Juniors. J U-NIORS J uniors Darryl Robinson Murry Robinson Frank Rogers Lisa Rowe Paula Rufus Tina Rutledge Dorothy Sanders Gloria Shumburger Ezcll Shcrrod Dorothy Simms Tamara Simpson Leliiia A. Smith Juniors 3-35 mHOH'DL-JC-q mHoH-DCQ 2-H: Lilliezm Smith Patricia A. Smith Vcrncssia Smilh Kenneth Smool Glenda Somervillc Diana Stallworlh Frcncclla Stanford Carlton Stapics Willie Mac Stalham Willie Stephenson James Swoopc Johnny Su-Dpcs Robert Teulor Yvonne Taonr .I u n iura Michelle Thames Brenda Thomas Derry Thomas Ida L. Thompson Andra Thorlon Valerie L. Travis Shirley Trawick Anthony Trey Vanessa L. Tuck Daisy Turner Keith H. Turner Marvin Lk Turner Desmond Vickcrs Barbara Wallace Alum'urs 1-1.? H :37: UJHOr-d- mon-DCL-s JUNIORS Lavonne Williams Lucy Williams Valerie Williams Lee Andrew Arlene Weeds Dorothy W3 Chc Mary Ann Young ifrJH'I Iii: ' '; ' nn .- Jlnlnim's 249 82 Sophomore Class of ASU p-n X0 Dagogo Johnson-Abbey Angeia Y. Abrams Sonya Adams Lorena Aicxandcr Elizabeth Allen Brenda Andrews Anthony Armslmng Toni Arrington Anncicc Bailey Willie Baldwin Gloria Bayles Dexter Beans. 250 Suphom ores Sophomores Joel Bell Tywanda Blackmon Bridgett Bolin Randy Brewer Renaldo Britten Angela Brooks Annctha Brown Cedric Brown Linda Brown Melissa BrOWn Clarence Bruton Ceritha Bryant Deborah Bryant Rode rick Burke Clabon Burncy. Jr. Cherryl Byrd Ernest Caffey Linda Cain Sophomores 251 mawoaormom David Cantrcil Cheryl Carqill Shirley Carr FIuchia Carter Larry Crawford Gloria CoFrunk Mark Collins Nove Cooper Thalia Cox Larry Dancy Debora Daniel Consuella Danlcy Michael Darringion Benny David Deborah Davis John Davis Jeannette. Davidson Anthony Dawson Donald Debrow, Jr. 252 Sophomores Jacqueline Dclainc Shellie Ditawzly Townes Douglas Amanda Dudley Johnene Dudley Adlcna Dumas Curtis Duncan Judy Duncan Linda Durham Bobby Edwards Darlene Edwards Myrtle Engram Brenda Elheridgc Patricia Evans Cynthia Fannin Jacqueline Fcagin Sharon Fcnnic Janice Guilford Patricia Ford Kathy Foreman Sophomores 25 3 mCDHOBOdeOUJ Marcus RA Foster Larry Gaines DeLesia Gardner Ruthie Garrett James A. Glover Patricia Glynn Kimberly Green Pamela R. Green Prisciliu Green Feiecia Hall Pamela Y. Hall Zelda Hamilton Dwayne Hansley Micheal Hardy Debra Harris Hudson El. Ha rris 254 Sophomores Sophomores Baron Hatchcr Janice Hill Shelia Hill Carolyn Hilliard Shirlyn Hines Marvin Hinton Debra Holloway Clifford HOE: Paul Hoomcs Brenda Howard Taika Howard Olclha Hubbard Ciaudia Inge Cheryl Jackson Kathy Jackson Roderick Jackson Rosetta Jackson Tonya Jackson Rhonda James Sophomores J 55 Juanita Johnson Victoria Johnson Bertha Jones Geneva Jones Geraldine Jones Avis A. Kelley Felecia A. King Earncslinc Kirkland Brenda Knight Reba Knight David Kyles Frederick Lakes Jarvis Law Phyllis Lat: Marilynn L. Leu Carrie Lewis Hcrbcri Lewis Sharon Little Terry Mack Twineim Marks . .- 11.3? 32-... w . . Idl 99..- W Kenneth Malau Angela Mallory Audrey J. Manora Jacquelyn Marshall Janjia Marlin Jennifer Martin Nancy Maya Elizabeth C. Means Sgghomores 256 Sophomores Quentin Merrill Nicole Middlcbrooks Larry Miler Janis A. Miles Florence Miller Judith Miller Brenda Mixon Lolealha Mondy Derrick Moody Angela Moore Joyce Moore Roland Moss. Jr. Sanford Moyc Clifford Muff Marvin Ouslcy Teressa Page Anita R. Parker Arnethia Parnell Demita Parson Brcnda Pasley Caprice Payne Pamela Pears Pamela L Pennington Todd Peterson Barbara Pcttway Isabella Pettway Johnnie Pickens Aian G. Peon Sophomores Sophomores 257 SOPHOMORES Patricia Potts Louis Powell Dorothy Pride Darius Prince Sheila Prince Kimberly Pugh Deirdre Reid Dorothy Reid Debbie Reynolds Cheryl Robinson Brenda Rodgers Valjeanna Ross Alvin Rowcll Bcnjamin Ruffin Reginald Sanders Reginald Scott Rebecca Shelton Lester Shields Alfred Sims Zackary Sims Bobby Singleton Kathy Spears Gwendolyn Spence Kathy Stallworth Deborah Stanford Thomas Standforcl James Swoopc Rosa Terrell Clifford Thomas Angela Tigncr Minnie Timmons Salome Todd Schercc Turner Katherine Walton Christina Ward Celeste Washington Jackie Washington Victor Washington Curlis Watkins Clyde chms Sophomores Sophomuras 259 gophomores Woody Wcich Beverly White .luun While Jennifer Whittle Dull XK'igginx chorah Williams Denim: Williams James William John Williams JhU Suphumurcx Linda Willimm Raymond Williams Connie Willialm Rhonda Wilson Trcva Wilson Jeanette Winston Jeffery Winston Antonio Wooden Barbara Woods Theola Woody. Snphumorca 2M The Freshmen class of 1981-82 of ASU FRESHMEN Vaicric Abner Toni Abrams Monique Adkins Anthony Aiadney Pernita Allen Kenneth Allison Cedrick Anthony Esperansa Arnold Byron Arrington Alan Ashley Regina Atkinson Micheal Avery Micheal Bacon Micheal Bailey Carol Baker 262 Fruslu mcn Taya Baker Robert Banks Brenda Barlow Cathy Baskin Rosalyn Bass Willie Bassett Reginald Battle Andre's Beiton DcIoris Benison Linda Berry Tracy Best Robert Bivcns Freshmen 263 F R Pamela Blackiy Lavcrn Bouker Angela Bonner Johnny Boswell Clifford Boyd Beulah Boykin Robert Boyle Wilhcmcria Boyrin Danette Bradford Valerie BrzldIcy Willie Bradley Felicia Bmxmn Carol Brockman Brenda Brocklon Chandra Brown Eddie Brown Karen Brown Kowulski Brown .704 Freshmen - DIRI- nn-n-m tl.cl'tl Debra and friend enjoy the snOw: tBolLomdxm Queens of Phi V111 Alpha. Annette Bullock Linda Burgess Jcllcr Burns Barbara Burreli David Burl Jerard Bulls Virgil Cadc Regina Caldweil Denctra Calhoun Tummy Calhoun Kenneth Caridwcll Albert Carson Jr. Michael Canes Allison Chalmzm Freshmen 265 Andrew Clmtmon Debra Clay Carey Clayton Ricky Cobilt Freddie Coleman Janis Cook Marilyn Cooper Sandra Cooper Cordell Crawford Sherry Crawford Norma Crasyton Tammy Crews Reginald Cromwell Fredrick Culver Vickie Curry Anita Daniel Christina Davis Lisa DiWih Patricia Davis Sloncy Davis Kevin Dcun Johnston Dulainc Kim Dillard Sharon Dixon Mary Dudson Frank DuCloux chinn Eaton Valencia Edwards new I- rcshmun Vonnamctri Eutsey Marcella Evans Raymund Faulk Traccy Finch Felicia FIcming Darrel Floyd Pharroll Floyd Bruce Ford Cedric Foster Patricia Foxx John Foy Carolyn Franklin Edward Fraiscr Sherry Frayicr Leslie Fuller Alex Garrett Prince 03in David Gibley Barbara Gill Katherine Gilmore Peggy Gayle Melody Golightly Darryl Golson William Grace Kendall Grambie Monica Granville Delores Gray Gable Gray Freshmen 26? John Green Edward Greene Eartha Grcshman Kathy Gullel Antonio llall Veronica Hall Marie Hamilton Eligah Hanks. Jrk Sharilyn Harding Amelia Harper Hajic Harris Janie Harris Veronica Harris Juliet Hart Karim Hasan Sylvester Hatten FRESHMAN Jacqueline N Heard John Heard Audrey Hicks Elem Hill Tamika Hinklc Tcrri Hobdy Sharon M. Hulliday Lynda Hollmvuy Pricilla I'loiluwuy Sandra Holman Ronnie Hopsun Kimberly Horton Ncrrisu Hurlun Cynthia How;an Lorna Howard Joyce H un lcr i-rcshmcn 3h? Michelle Yvette Irvin David Jackson. III Maria C. Jackson Valeria Jackson Willie A Jackson Marshall Jacobs Lisa James T'Dera .larmon Blunchie D. Johns Antoinette Johnson Bcnard Johnson Cedric Johnson Charlene Johnson Chiman Johnson Danny Johnson Kenneth Johnson Robert Johnson Shirley Johnson Wanda A. Johnson Mary Ann Jones 2T0 Freshmen FRESHMAN Tyrone Jones Camilla Joseph Delores Kennedy Kenny Kidd Alicia King Tracy Knighton Annetta Knox Barba ra K yscr Tanita Kyscr Alexander Lakes Doris Lamar Darryl Lassiler Patricia Law Georgia Lee Christopher Leggelt Rosa C. Leonard Eva Lewis Slclle Lewis Vanessa Lewis Velma Lewis Wanda Lewis Sherry Lighlner Bob N. Little Delmaric Lockcu G.G. Lockhan Edricc Lovc Corlis Madinson Samual Mallory Tracie R. Marks Jerome Martin Dexter Matthews Tracy L. May Ia Marvin Mays Bcnilu G. McCants Kim McClain Annie McCord Sandra McCoy Vickie McCrory Chandra McCurdy Theresa McCurdy Melinda McMillan Brenda McMiilian Ervin McRcynolds Shelby Meadows Ficshmen Freshmen Jacqueline D. Melton Regina Meredith Fred C. Miles Carolync Miller Gwendolyn Mime Cynthia Modrea Sandra Mommissctle Shawn A Moore William Moore, Jr. Michael Morris Cassandra Mmcn Rosalyn Moullrie Artis Murphy Peta Murry Debra Nettles Dawn Nicholson Dclcrvis Nickerson Laura Nickson Marilyn Nixon Tracy Odcn Victor Oden Gregory Oliver Avery Orange Pamela Osborne Freshman 173 Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen Kenneth E. Palmer Frank Pa rker Anthony Payne Thomas G. Perkins Cynthia Perry Deborah Perry Mary Perry Walteream Paige Engrid Perryman Alecia R. Pcuway Brenda Peuway Lisa Pickcll Nathaniel Pollard Sonya Powc Eva Maude Prcncll Georgia Price Lillie A. Prichcll Melvoria C, Pugh 274 Freshman Eleanor Qualls .lucquclinc Rand .loyCc Rumkim Denise Reed David Rclf Michael Rhodes Donald C. Richardsun Mary Richardson Robin Richardson Althea M. Rigsby Howard Robinson Kcrmil Dewayne Rubcrlsun Dana Robinsnn Gwendolyn Robinson Jerry,- Robinson Muniquc Robinson I'rcslmlrn 2T5 2mzmmme TM Sharon Robinson Terry Robinson Tyrone Robinson A n ncuc Rodgers Lisa Rndgcrs Debbie Russell Nuru Sales Bcrnurd Scmt Tracy Scott Vcrncll Scam Yvonne Scott Cassandra Slmppard Slcvcn A. Sharpe Sonya Sll'd rplcy Thomas Shipmun Belinda Siglcr Phyllis Singleton Bcvcrly Smith Cynlhia Smith Horace Smith I- rcshmcn Karen L Smith Rosin: Smith Sherri Smith Tony G. Smith Veronica Smith Vincent Smith Estrellilu Spivcy Kathy Stablcr Ronald Stokes Alfrcda Stoudcmirc James Stringer Yolanda Swanson Mclrilu Sylvester Cindy L. Tuylnr Frcahmcn 37? TmCD-t'Tj I11 5053020th 3718 Winfrcd Taylor Waller Mac Taylor Arthur J. Thomas Cheryl Thomas Curtis Thomas Donald Thomas James Thomas Kelly Thomas Phyllis D. Thompson Alice Thurman Edward Todd Wu ndn Todd Janet Tuwncr John H. Townsend Eddie Turk. .Ir. chru Tu rner Shcilah Vulric Stanley Vun Diver Angela Vaughn Cynthia Walker Joe S. Walker Marc Walker Mary Walker Sonja Wallace Lyncltc Ward Noami Washington Tony Washington Marilyn Watkins Frushmcn Cassandra Walls Rcaia Welch David Wells Lamar Welsh ToForesl chlry Joyce thcicr Kenneth While Samuel Whilc Annie D, Whilllc Ccdcrick Williams Karen XViHimns Pamela Williams Sonja Williams Timothy Willimm Jacqueline Williamson Bully Willis Wanda Willis Charles Wilson Anita Winston .lualnilu Winslun Keith Worth .l immy Wymun FrcsImu-u 1 ,TH soarmnwm Many lrllllhiliunh luuk plucc during. the 198w '33 acudcmic schuul y: . Om: uf lhc: m Ior changes was the pawng of lhc gavel. Alubunul Stale Linn 1.1'51'13 said farewell 10 Dr. Levi Wal- kins. who was the unix-'u.:rsil5's president for almost two decades. and welcomed Dr. Rubcrt Rundulph 1-15 the new president. ASL: depends an 1 Student body. The students have contrib- utcd greatly lu thc Ru cc i'the university In order 10 111ainlain its Lraditi n of excel anc in cducation. A i must continue to change. X transition is u slulc that can u be revcrscd. Summary- 281 252 Summun In Restrospect Summuu 25.1: For The Third Consecutive Year; Editor D.G. Adams: 4H.- During the three years that I've been at Alabama State University. than: have been many signiiicant experiences that I will at- ways remember and treasure as EDITOR, IN-CHIEFUI' lhc HORNET . But. Hrstl would like ttI say that it is indeed an honor to be the rim cditur-uf the H'ORNET tn serve for three cunaecutivc years. The iillORNET staff has. been guided by the credu; strive for excellencf'. in each phase til the yearbookis production. there was always um: goal in mind. Our goal was to capture in wards and pictuws the ltIIpl Edith! DunniaG. Adams in the HORN ET office lmtml in the SGA wmplcn acftIrc moving. trlghll Editur Adams and Ms. Alfrutla Handy. yearbunk atl- visor. glance Met the Will HORNE? for immune- mcnl. luppusiu: page 1011! the I982 HORNET staff during the month of September tbutmm't Award win- ning HURNET editor. Donnie 6. Adams. in his mm mm 1m tad on the mend Floor nfSI udem Activities 234 Editur's Page J -i fulluwing: spirit of growth. new ideas. new people. trudiiitm told and new'l. happen- ings. accomplishment of students in com- petitive sports. shew of talent. and some- hard times. A change in the structural and functional aspect of Alabama State Uni- versity will mark this year as am: wiIlI many TRANSITIONS IN THE MAKING. As cditIIr ufthe HORNET . I can think of nothing more intellectually. profes- sionally and pcrsmmlly rewarding than to serve humanity through leadership. It seems as though. my three years as EDI- TOR-le-CHIEF have gum. by so rapidly. ills llurd to believe it's. time tovcnture on to higher gruunds. Here are 3 Few memorable moments that cannot be l'nrgmten- First. my advimr who had been with me For the past two years tMrs. Johnny: M. Witchcrl steppcd down--Ms. Alfreda- Handy was appeihlcd to serve as my new advisur Next. my assis- tance editor graduated. Then. over half of the IQSI staff members didnlt return to help me continue on the book. So. I had to put up with new Faces--mainly freshmtn who dian know what they were doing. Fi- nally. I had three people working with- me. One secretary, two staff members and I completed the 1982 HORNET . Every editor knows all me well ubuut the difiicult times explaining what needs to be done. the Frustrating nights looking for my grease pencils and the feeling of dcfcai when everyunc goes home the wcnkend bc- 4 fun: deadline. Most people. can 't imagine why working on a ycarbook would be anything but easy;- eapccially thejub 0fthc editor 1 have last! few friends aver the past three wars. But sad times seem to fade? In their severity I try to remember 0:11 y the guud times. ..thu. smiles . .. and the people with smilcii . . . Getting this far has nut been a one man's jub. But I did have contributions from about than: others tha ha hat .. . l have often stopped and talked with my! fellow classmates and ulhcr students as we passed one anathcr on campus: huwem, mine of them had an idea tn offer the 1982 HORNET . Also. I talked with several administrators. faculty. staff members and. alumni-Gucss what? None of them had anything to etmlribute either. After the changing of the president at ASU. must 0'? the adniinistratiun. faculty. audmhcrs. had: little or hulking tumntributti m' the ilHORi NET . So. this year has been a very diffi'-- cult om: Without the help of the following people. nothing would haw.- comc out at all. I wuuld like In thank my adviwr. Mu Handy. who had to put up with me and who caught hell. Irnm day one: Mr Fiber: Powell for all photographs in this edition. and m; secre' tary. Sylvia Fereman. who really was the backbone of lhe 1982 HORNET'. - The staff started with at large number all members and then slowly dwindled la a ml'i atively small staff. Then: was saint: cunfu'i Speaks Of Accomplishments . . . l 0g sion about who was going It: be the 'HORN NET editor. However. this chaos di'd incrcasc' productivity From the nucleus of . the stuff. Despite the frustration that we encountered in organizing. recruiting, and Mlatyinguttt the staff stlll succccdcd' tn pro- I ducin'g the IQSE' 'H0'RNE'I . Significant changes mm be seen in the l :I'urmat and content of this year's HOR- l NET thr example. the type fact: of the print. type of paper and phutugraphy l A lldecreasu m organizations space and dc- arcane in anwurk. The HORNET artist is Ricky Catln'way. You will find more space devoted to class, nativity.and thc acav demic sections. Less color is used in this edition. We also used spat color CX4 in the events spccial section. As I sit here. smoking my tastcigarctte. I try so hard to heap all my anxiety inside. Completing the I982 uHt'JIIRNIiT has been a challenge. I guess thc best part is looking forward to next year-my last. I will return touting for new and much better times. So. as another yea r s- work gradually suh- I'- g t merges beneath the format surfs 0f histury. and the candlclights of this lung day occu- pation burn Lhcmsctves out. the flames ul'a new tomurraw that is kindled shall be a guiding light along our pathways to our l'u- ture destinies. Some before others may for- get the things said and done here: but our I982 HORNE'I' will always be u living symbol of our sqjtwrn here bcfure launch- ing out into dgqper-channtals, To all graduating seniors. 000d luck. you'll need It . . . As I finish the last story for this Blst edition ol' the HORN ET tthzmlt Godl. l scriuusly believe that I have captured memories that will stay. with you far mtiny years to come. For all the hard times that I encountered. and far all the hard times that I gave others. I dedicate this ltst edition of thc HORNET to none other tha HhME. Donnie G. Adam, Editorbln-Chiel'. Next year I hope to Find better days at ASU. Just one more thought. ifl had to live I982 over again. I wouldn't change a thing. Even though it was a hard year I'm- the -HORNET and myself. it provided us with thc knawledgt: that every TRANSI- TION MADE AT ASU. IS WORTH WM 'DONME G. ADAMS HORNET Yeurbouk EDITOR-IN-CHIEF twan-szt Seniors Seniors Loretta Abyey Clarence Adams Darrell Adams Jerome Adams Tyrone Adams Kenneth Alford Mcldina Allison Patricia Amerson Danita Anderson Gregory Anderson Richard Anderson Shcryll Anderson Sylvester Anderson Johnnie Andrews Lelia Andrews Victor Antoine Paula Antone Incll Asberry Paul Askew Ethel Atkins Don Axt Hattie Aycni Beverly Bailey Annette Baker Linda Baldwin Heward Bankhcad Geoffrey Banks Jacqueline Barber Quinim Barlow Willie Barnett Joe Barthcil Mowice Battle Tituana Bean Jacqnaline Bell Lawrence 8611 Roncy Bell Wanda Bell Sherry Belton Doris Bendolph Jonathan Benison Micheal Bennett Robert Benton Steve Baits Debra Bickley Terri Birl Sharon Blackwell Angela Bloomfield Debra Blount Viola Bolin Edward Beyd Eva Boykins Demetrius Bracy Toledo Bradford James Bradley Daniel Brantley Pedro Bra1hwaile Clara Brazil Vender Britford Kelvin Britlon 1982-82 Student Dictionary Willie Broadnax Vincentcsy Brookiggs Donzcil Brooks Adrian Brown Denard Brown Maxine Brown Patricia'Brown Robert Brown Vanessa Burroughs Clifford J. Burt Cleveland Butler Janice Caldwell Jimmie Caldwell Shawn Calhoun Bridgette Callaway Dicdre Galloway Jarvis Cannon Cathy Carroll Sharon Carson Brenda Carter Jo Anne Carter Mary Carter Linda Chambliss Micheal Chapman Rosie Chapman Brenda Cheesboro Jerome Coakieanos Channie Cockrell Frederick Cole's Raphaei Collier Evelyn Cooks Danny Coon: James Cornett Debbie. Coskcry Alice Cotton Ricky J. Cotton Brenda vaington Eddie Covington Norman Crawford Reginald E. Crawford Billyr Crear Kathy Crockron Micheal Crook Anthony Daffm Kathy Daniel Chenctta Darden Barbara Davis Brenda Davis Carl M. Davis Deborah Davis Grayiing Davis Gretchen Davis Laura Davis Linda DaVis Micheal Davis Pamela Davis Russell Davis Shelia Davis Wilma Davis John Davison Willie Dawkins Baileyr Dawson Terance Dawson Katrina Delaine V313 Deiaine Pamla Dennis Alice Dcw Bobby A. Diggs Margaret Dixon Micheal D. Dixon Yolanda Dotson Alice Douglas Corlrillia Dowdell Effie Dpwdeil Andy Dowdell Carrie Dunklin Sharon Duprec Maria Edom Donatus Egbuna Vivian Engram Pamela Ervin Fannie Evans Augustine Ewesiobi Jacquelyn Ezeil Dcloise Fails Janice Fcaster Virginia Fclder Gloria Felton Annie Fields Thomas Field Truely Finley Patricia Finney Gwendolyn Fitzpatrick: Herman Fletcher Jennifer Fletcher Andrena Flowers Frances Floyd Brian Flunker William Ford Pauia Foster Rose Fosmr Timothy Fountain Betty J. Frazier Renardo Gadic Anita Gardner CheryI Gardner Geoffrey L. Garfield Nancy Garrison Michelle Gatlin Johnny George Loretta George Terrence Gibbs Ponia Glover Micchcal Godwin Charles Goodwin Arlhur Grady Solomon Grady Geneva Grant Brenda Green Gabrclla Green Michele Green Beverly Greene Lizzie Griffin Jervis Grimes Alvcry Hall Emmett B. Hall lllllllliiiili mlmhriaumyma Carolyn Hamilton Virginia Hamilton Ronald Handy Catharina Harper Cleveland Harper Carolyn Harris Gale l-Iarris James Harris Mclzine Harris Valencia Harris Wilma Harris Tytsic Hart Wanda Hawkins Willie Heard Connie Hendricks Rubin Hendricks Richard Henryr Ill Young Hcrrod Duane Hickman Raymond Hi1! Willie Hill Wilma Hill Cheryl Hilliard Timothy J. Holder Puicrsa Holloway Josephine I-Iolslon Leslie Horn Pamela D. Home Benjamin Horton Donna Houscr Marcus Houslon Mary Howard Patricia Howard Carol l-ludSOn Randy Hudson Mitchellc Hull LiIIic Hum Lena Huntley Diunc Huuon John Ingram Ruby Ingram Annette Jackson Annie Jackson Annie Jackson Belinda Jackson Elizabeth Jackson Felicia Jackson Linda Jackson Marilyn Jackson Richard Jackson Shiricy Jackson Andrew Jacobs Debra James Elizabeth James George James Sylvia Jenkins Debra Jennings Candace Johnson Eihcnc Johnson Karen Johnson Rnbcrla Johnson Shelia Johnson Vickie Johnson Vivian Johnson WilE Johnson Adrian Jones Brenda Jones Carolyn Jones Cecelia Jonas Ida Jones Robcrt Jones Ronald Jones Timothy Jones Valerie Jones Vickie Jones Wayne Jones Troy Keith Eloise Kelly Frunk Kelly George Kemp Valerie Kendrick Pamcls Kennedy Larry Key Willie King Rosa Kirksey- Joyce Knight Maxine Knighl Shirley Knight Major Lcc Lane Ovctta Lausanc Michele Law Donald Lawson Joann Lcaslon Para Lee Anna Lewis Catherine Lewis Gloria Lewis Kathleen Lewis Vanessa Lewis Doris Ligon Eliecc Lindsey Deborah Little Lillie P Lillle Linda Littlc Anita Lomax Billy Long Evelyn Lucky Dorothy Lymon Debra Macon Wayne Maiden Grace Malone Leslie Mann Dorothy Manzy Reginald Marshall Debra Marlin Glendora Marlin Larmh Martin Ru1h Mason Robert Matthews Terry McCary Felicia McClain Palicia McClain Brenda McCord Samuel McCorvcy Pcrlina McCoy Darryl McCrary Sonja McCrcary Maureen McDadc Mimi McDaniel Marion McDay Barbara McDonald Hundra Mcthe Steve McGowan Elston Mclain Lynda Mchar Peggy McReynulds Joe MCVay Ethci Mczms Pcarlic Means Deborah Mcnil'cc Bcvcrly Mcriwclher Virgil Merrill Willie P. Mcrriwaclhcr Evan Milicr Ruth Miller Sarah Miller Annie Mills Susan Mills Dale Mims Debra Mitchell Theritha Mitchcli Dcliosc Moore James Moore Samuel Moore Wandra Moore Tisha Meorcr Vicky Morgan Clarence Morris Dcatrix Morris Brenda Morrison Reginald Morton Dauricc Motley Reginald Murphy Ear! Myers Angela Nall George Ncaly Donald Nearer 237' S 3.101119 Senior Jannorris Nelson Vanessa Nelson Cassandra Newberry Espanolia Nicholson Vickie Nickcrsun Horace Nobles Jacqualine Nobies Tara Norman Earnistinc Norwoud Maelean Norwood Roland Okoh Kingsley Olibc Veronica Oliver Venelia Ormond Alfred Osborne Linda Palmer Cheryl Parker Cassandra Payton Buercna Pall Diane Perry Aaron Perry .IrA Lucinda Pcllway Laura Phillips Matilda Pitts Patricia Poole Marcia Pope Cynthia Porter Veronica Porter Loretta Powe Andrew Poweli Brenda Poweil Elbert Powell Bernadette Prall Sandra Prcsslcy Phyllis Preston Sheri Prayer Alfreda Price Dennis Price Pamela Price Margaret Pruin Ray Pruitt Lcola Pugh Rhonald Randulph Billie Rawls Vanessa Reed Nflelia Rccsc Barbara Reese Joycr: Rcmbcrl Hallie Rhodcn Charlotte Richardson Joe Richardson Xiena Richardson Leona Riley Margaret Roberts Glenn Robinson James Robinson Michiko Robinson Murry Robinson Sclesla Rodgers Barry Ross Darrell Ross Biiiy Rowe Judy Rowcil Antonia Rowscr Priscilla Ruystcr Willie Ruffin 2M5 Brcndu Russell Virginia Rutledge Linda Safrord Rulh Sanders Yolanda Sayles Debra Scou Flozcll Scott Ciwcnnetlia Scott Henry Scott Jesse Scan Cassandra Scovil Marjorie Sharpe Yolanda Sharpe Brunctlc Sharper Mary Shaw .lurilyn Shipman Cheryl Sills Angel Simmons Denise Simmons Cynthia Simon l'larold Smiley Annette Smith Carolyn Smith Marcus Smith Ricky Smith James Smyhl Marlene Snipes Annie Spann Michael Sparks Darlene Spencer Darrell Sprawl Ernest Stackhousc Denise Stanford Annie Stanley Melvin Staples. Albertine Steele Alvur Steele Fannie Steele Janice Szcnnis Brenda Stringer Zonnic Stuckey Kathe Sturdivant Gladys Surlcs Carolyn Swain A ngcla Talley Mulvern Tannchill Theodore Tarvcr Cynthia Taylwr Dennis Terry .Icmme Thomas Alslair Thomas Barbara Thomas Bonnie Thomas Charles Thomas Helen Thomas Theliu ThOmas Waller Thomas N1 asun Thompson John Thornton Ruby Thornton Sheila Tillis Marlene Todd Ruth Todd Jurone Torbcrl Caivin Trammcll Doris Tick Kcnnon Tuck Evelyn Tucker Daisy Turner Palicia Turner Patricia Turner lvnell Tyson Dcmcatrice Tyus Rosa U32l895 Jacqueline Vandivcr Eiozabelh Varncr Barbara Vassar Sheila Vines Charles L Vinson Joe Vinson Larr-x Walden charren Walker Patricia Walker Shirlcy Walker Barbara Waliacc Curtis Wards Diamc Ware Clcophus Washington Theresa Washington Vanessa Washington Vcnesga Watkins: Vicki Watkins Barbara Watson Christine Weaver Glisscan White Anlhuny Wiley Angela Wiiliams Annie P. Williams Barbara Williams Cheryl Williams Dexter Williams Dorothe Williams Geraldine Williams Karen WiHiams Laban A. Williams Mary Wiiliams Mary Williams Patricia Williams Samuel Williams Vivian Williams Willie Wiiliams Willie L. Williams Brenda V. Wilmer Eliza Wilson Lclar Wilson 1.0m Wilson Cecelia Winslow Janice Wofford Amhony Womack Armima Woods Cynthia Woodyard Rosie Aaron Shawn Adkins Igbinidu Akcnruc Ran Albrighl Arcdu Alcmndcr Rhunda Alexander Bmy Allan Cynthia Allen lrlczln Allen Charles Anderson Tanyu Antone Ronald Arrmlrong Patric: Arnold Rick; Arringlon Lucrcasiu Ash N'Iuriu Austin Lorenzo Aulcry Vcncliu Avery Elizabeth Bull Durrcil Barkley Pamela Burnett Tummy Benton Emma Berry Edward Billups Ruth Blackburn Stanley Blackburn Edward Blackmon Craig Bluc Ruby Hogan Clifl'urd Boggy; Annie Bolling Sylvia Bonam chcc Bunker Victor Bowen Shirley Bouuns Charles Buwchll Isabel Boyd Alfred Boykin Wincc Brandon Diane Brantley Keith Brilmin Linda Brooks Sully Bruwn Karl Bruce Raymond Bruce Rcbccca Bruce Angcla Burch Muhony Burden l-ag.. :d-gs'...y-..','E a 1981-82 J unior Class Irma Burden Terr; Burden Corina Burku David Burkcttc William Burns Bernard Cudc Jeffrey Currey John Caldwell Chinctial Calhoun Jcrfcry Cillluway Ladclru Cumpbcll Arie Cannon Orlando Cannon Connie Curr Anthony Carter Charles Curler Evelyn Cnrlcr Linda Carter Ollcna Ccnancc Brenda Chambers. Gcrilc Chandler Bcrnim Chaney. Robert Chuppcll Joann Christian Ella Chliborm: Edgar Clay Rose Ctay Floyd Cudy Donna Coffcry Beverly ancr Jzauquciinc Cults Sumucl Collier Lcalbcrl CulEins Freddie Coolcy Lcsia Covinglon Gregory Cox Gregory Cox John Crawford Glenda Cruwlcy Harvey Cruyton Dwight Cranshuw Zcola Crcnshuw Ruffin Crook Debra Crosby Sonya Crulc Cynthia Cunningham Landon Curry Clifton Curtis Gladys Dunbridgc Ivory Darden Andrew Davis Fclccia Davis Janice Davis Kelvin Davis Lcc Davis Marcus Davis Cheryl N. Dennis Vanessa Dickens Alvin Dixon Gwendolyn Douglas Dcmctria Dudley Mark Dukes Glenda Eaton Mary Echols Alfonza Edwards Sonya Ellison Arberdella Emerson Margaret Eutsey Micheal Evans Yvette Farmer Micheal Farrier Annie Floyd Annie Floyd Carolyn Ford Sylvia Furunmu Kcnnclh Foster Ethel Foxx Angela Franklin Craig Franklin Fred Frost Sharon Fryer Yvonne Fuller Lynn Gadsun Mary Gamble Cathy Garrett Jacqueline Giichrisl Rick Gilley Pameia Gilmore f .Ioum The 1981-82 Student Directory J uniors Elhcl Givens Madgie Gordcy Mary Gordon Valerie Gordon Ronald Grace Ella Grayson Pamela Greene Daryl Gregory Charlie Gross Yvonne Gullcy Alfrcda Guy Angela Hall Jerrell Hall Eunice Hamilton Kevin Hamilton Suene Hampton Micheal Hargrove Avril Harris Eddie Harris LaJuana Harris Toni Harris Winona Harris Joyce Harrison Theodora I-Iarshaw Debra Hasbcrry Oilic Hawkins Chinita Heard Vicky Heard Peggy Henry Wanda Herbert Linda: Hicks Vanessa Hill Samuel Hicks Brenda Hill Linda Hill Yvonne Haggart Yvonne Hellman Bobbie Holmes Martha Hopkins Bertha Horn Cheryl Houscr Pricilla Howard Napoleon Hughes Yolanda Hunter Robert Huntley Jacqueline Hutton Linda Iverson Barbara Jackson Calvin Jackson Grover Jackson Wendell Jackson Christine James Juanita James Patricia James Denise Jefferson Patricia Jenkins Juanita Johnson Andre Johnson 290 Christopher Johnson Clifford Johnson Joe Johnson Kathy Johnson Mclvinne Johnson Stanley Johnson Violet Johnson Willie Johnson Brenda Jenes Karen Jones Kenneth Jones Kenneth Jones Loretta Jones Madeline Jones Mary Jones Wisteria Jones Bernard Jones Jr. Earl Judkins Columbus Killings Yolanda Kimbrough Avelia King Bonita King Sherry Kinsey Joyce Kirkland Willie Knight Barbara Lampkin Mavis Landrum Samuel Landrum Marilyn Lanicr Shirley Law Cris Lazenby Dennis Lee Edward Leftwich Cymhiu Lewis Emorr; Lewis Gregory Lewis Nathaniel Lewis Vaughn Linlcs Dannyc Livingston Regina Lucketle Bernard Mack Virginia Mack Vencdclla Maclin Cheryl Mallory Vincent Marshall Micheal Maryland Deteriach Massingple Ronald May Cheryl Mays Carolyn McBride Ronald McCall Gregory McCullough Derrick McCorvcy Ronald McCrary Stephanie McDaniel Lavaughn McNary Jacqueline Meadows Felecia Megafu Clinton Miles Linda Miller Ridgely Miller Lavencs Mitchell Christa! Montgomery Darnell Moore Milton Moss Peler Moss Roger Murphy Sammie Nalls Emma Nelson Ernest Nettles Dclgra Nix Christopher Norman Tarna Owens Mary Page Gwendolyn Parker Phyllis Parker Danny Pail Brenda Patterson Carlton Patton Donald Pctcrman Darleen Peters Dorothy Peterson Elaine Peterson Shirley Pcttwuy Victorecn Phillips Audrey Pickett Yvinne Pius Paul Pogue Gwendolyn Poole Kimii Porter Bruce Porterfield Willie Pounccy Debra Pritchctl Sarah Pruitt Walter Pruiu Lisa Ptomey Michele Raife Cedric Randolph Vivian Rankins Angelo Ray Harriet Ray Carl Richburg Lu Donna Roberson Angela Robinson LnTanya Rollins Kenneth Rosscr Mary Rumph Tina Rutledge Ronald Saller Dorothy Suulsberry Leroy Saxlon Kaihy Scott Joseph Shepherd Sherry Sheppard Milton Shipman Thelma Simmons Donald Simon Tamara Simpson Robert Sims Brenda Sistrunk Gail Sledge Cherris Smith Evelyn Smith Twanda Smith Wess Smith Theodore Smitherman Ella Sole Dennis Springer Anthony Stallings Willie Statham Belly Steele Dave Steele Daryl Stevens Rosa Surles Rodrick Talley Edward Tate Yvonne Taylor Catherine Thomas Livingston Thomas Annete Todd Darlene Todd Valerie Travis Joseph Trimble Cecil Turk James Turner Marvin Turner Frederick Vandiver Rene Vaughn Ethel Vinson Evelyn Walker Johnny Wallace Jessie Warren Lynette Washington Norris Watkins Clarke- Webb Geno Whimberly Jerome While Linda White Timothy While Valerie White Felecia Wiggins Brenda Williams Brenda Williams Brigid Williams Evelyn Williams Henry Williams Ivory Wiiliams Lonnie Williams I ucy Williams Norbert William Patsy Williams Shirley Williams Winfred Williams Bama Wilmer Augie Wilson Bunnettc Womack Della Wooten fcdric Wright Mary Young Sophomores Donnie Adams Hugo Adams Vanessa Adams Mildred Adkins Philip Agbasi Elizabeth Allen Laquinnton Allen Eloquise Anderson Brenda Andrews Jacqueline Anwrews Harry Austin Patricia Bailey Raymond Bailey Patrick Barnes Zachary Barnes Sidney Battle Jr. Gloria Bcbley Clarice Bedgood Juanita Belcher Charlotte Bell Clifl Beil Kenneth Bell Dorena Berry Lisa Betton Rosaland Bibbs Cynthia Billingslea Maurica Billingslea Dorothy Black Tywanda Blackmon William Blocker Robert Bodie Karen Body Lourcsa Bolling Kelvin Booker Shirlenc 30mm Christopher Bradford Diann Branyon Richard Brilf'ord Pamela Brooks Wiley Brooks Marsha Broom Donna Broughton Audrey Brown Brenda Brown Carolyn Brown Gregory Brown Micheal Brown Pierre Brown Robert Brown Roy Brown Sandra Brown Joann Bumpers Micheal Burke Laron Butts Linda Cain Isabelle Cambell Shirley Carr Micheal Carson Gale Carter Linda Carter Warren Chaney Aulhur Chapman Loren Chatman Patricia Checsebura Geraidine Chrishon Gloria Cistrunk Joann Clark Bonita Coar Micheal Cobb Lilliam Cole Catherine Coleman Francyne Coies Mary Cook Earnesiinc Cooper James Cooper Sharon Coprich Forrest Corzealious Delphine Crawford Collen Crews Vickie Crosby Vivian Crosby Rodgers mecll Ronald Crowell Willie Crumblcy Renee Cummings Theresa Cunningham Shirley Dale Norman Daniels Kenneth Darrington Lloyd Davenport Sandra Davenport Angela Davis Debra Davis Jacqueline Davis Jimmie Davis Robert Davis Donald chrow Monty Dillard Natalie Dixie Gwenda Dorsey Angela Dortch Booker Doster Foy Dosler Virginia Easley Betty Easterly Edmund Edoziem Geraldine Edwards 191 Sophomores Gubicl Elder LuTunya Elliott Vanessa Elstom Myrtle Engram Jacqueline Fcagin William Fcldcr Clarcrissa Fleming Sylvia Fiowcrs Joseph Ford Pauline Ford Kathy Foreman Milton Foster Durulhy Frccmun Frederick Freeman Jacquciinc Fuller Melvin Gardner .lcssic Ciulhon Rhonda Gibson Doris Giles Quinton Glccn Patricia Glynn Mlcn Goison I cvcsliat Graham Vcrnila Gram Denise Gray Kimberly Green .lucob Gril'l'in Lonnie Griffin Wiley. Griggs Herman Grim Felecia Hall Jesse Hall Frederick Hamilton Zuldu Hamilton Marvin Hardlcy Cynthia Hardy Shcncll Hardy Jalmcs Harris Runscvch Harris Terence Hart Vcicric Huu'lhornc Acquinclla Henderson Joyce Henderson Melanie Henderson .lamicc chdon Lloyd Hicks Carolyn Hill .lunicc Hill Ucrukdinc Hinson Anna Hinton I'iduurd Hodge Ralph Hollis Richard Hoilins Vivian Hollis Kenneth f-Iolmcs Yolanda Holmes Paul l-loomcs Frankie llurace lircndn Howard Olclhzl Hubbard .qunilu Hudson EH11 HufT Vlichcllc Hughes Jim Hunter Elizabeth lgbinoviu L'Imrlcs lhum Anthony lvcy Errol Jackson Frcdcrick Jackson Jesse: Jackson Rmcnu Jackson Junicc James Sandra James Toni jcnkins Darryl .luhnsun Dubru Johnson .lucquclyn Johnson chic Johnson Murgurcllc Johnson Sand m Johnson Stephan Johnson Annie Jones Darwin Jones Ucncvu Jones Glenda Jones Quintin Jones Timothy Jones .Iunicc Kemp Olru King Duncllu Luzcnby Shirlcnc chuxich Bucluh chrunl Charles Lewis Costcllu Lcu'is Ella Lcuis Kuumn Lewis Lalmnyu Lewis Dorothea Lewis Rosin: I..illlc .lcun llocklcy Donald Lovelace i'alimn Lovell Lorcan Muck Angela: Muller; Rugcna Manns Audrey Manon: Reginald Mupsun Blane Marshall Vincent Marshall Dom Viurlin Burburu Nlalsun Marcia McArthur Charlie McCall Eugene McCall Rubcrl McCall Woodrow McCllan-i Connic Mutiny Viola McClain Dcniscc McCray Annie MuCrL-ary Lula Mclilnu Rhuamoiial McGrmx' Micheal McIntosh Rosalind McKay Elimbcth Means llurvcy Means Juanita Nelson Reginald Miller Williams Mills Faye Mitchell Sherri Mitchull Brenda Mixon Kirunu Montgomery Andre Munro Corn Moon: Joyce Moon: Mary Munrc Myrtle Muultric Beverly. Mumpl'iuld lirncsi Myers Ann M315 Alfred Nulllun Frcdcrick Nicholson Marshcllc Nix Micheal Nix Kulhlcun Norris Shumn Norris Burncllc korwuud Roland Olhdilc Valeria Older. John Onmijuanlh Edward Orum Sarah Osburnc Brundu Owens Sandra Paige Anita Parker Jumcx Purkcr William Parks. Darryl Puylun Doris Pcaglcr Shelia Pcarwn Barbara Pcllway Fdia Pcnwuy Mary Pcuwau Charles Pilm Micheal PICHhElnl Dunnu Purlcrficld Jacqueline Pose;- Lurry Posc; Deborah Powull Susan mecrs Pcruna Runkins Dorothy Reid Theresa: Reid David Reynolds Janice Richardson Valjcnna Russ Lisa Rowe Paula Rufus Sharon Rufus. Rubcrl Sample Debra Sanders Carolyn Scull Ruylhcun Scott Sharon Scllcrs Gram Sharpe David Shaw Waller Shell; Murchc Shclmn Debra Skancs Carla Small Marlyn Smith Mary Smith Nancy Smith Rosclinc Smith Sherrie Smith Kathy Spears Diana Slullu'orlh Winfred Slallworlh William Stanford Lue Starks Panolur Starks Grcgory Slccn Earnest Slonc Jamar. Swoopc Phyllis Turvur Lemuel Taylor Odell Taylor Robert Taylor Sharon Taylor Marion Teacher Debra Temple Currie Thomas Cedric Thomas Darmw Thomas Melissa Thomas Verissa Thomas Robcrl Thomas Rose Thomas Sandra Thomas Tyrone Thomas ldu Thompson Patricia Thompson Connie Tillis Roland Tillman Salome Tudd Eva Tuilivcr Blondcriyn Tompkins Horace Townsend Mary Turner Schcryi Turner Rosalind Vundivcr Desmond Vickcrs Willis Wulkcr Barbara Wallace Ruben Walton f 'rcdcric Washington Ronumia Washington Cynthia Walters Christine Watkins Brenda Webb Teresa Webb Jocelyn chms Roy Wcsiry Charles While Muriel While Albert Whiting Teresa Whillow Anthony Wiggins Dell Wiggins Carolyn Williams Jerry W'illiun'ls Karen Williams Kcyon Wiiliums Shirley Williams Sundra Williams Darion Willis Cecelia Woodull Ariem: Woods Yovonc Wright Patricia Yalcs Felecia Ziglcr Dagogog Abbey Angela Abrams Uoggic Adams Vanessa Adams Cynthia Alcmndcr Denise Alexander Helen Alexander Dierdrc Allen Luguslu AIIcn Dennis Anyanwu Anthony Arcnycku MaeJoycc Armstrong Beiindu Arringlun Vanessa Arringmn Willie Ashi'ord chrgc Austin Janice Bagby Anneicc Bailey Carol Baker Jerome Billiard Cynthia Banks Karen Bunks Ccaser Bales Liszt Bales Gloria Bean Sammy Beans Dexter Beans. April Buck Carol Bells Maggie Bell Ruby Bull Bobby Bcnncll Lillie Bennett McEvin Benncu Kenneth Bickurslaff Freshmen Louella Birl Carlos Bishop Patricia Black Darlene Blackmon Nellie Blackmun Tessie Blanding Barbara Bodifurd Majorie Bolin Dan Booker Eric Bouicr Fadia Boykin William Boykin Harvey Bradford Cylctlc Brewinglun Susie Bridges Alzora Broaden Lcneua Broaden Horace Broakins Angela Brooks Linda Brown Melissa Brown Jackie Brute Bertha Bryant Gloria Bryant Annie Bulgar Belinda Burrcll Yolanda Byrdsong Cheryl Cargill Daphne Carr Larry Carroll Alecia Carstarphcn Dcloris Carter Diane Curler Lucretia Carter Ocic Casby Freshmen Gloria Chapman Theresa Cheeseborrough Benita Cleggelt Ola Cochran Adrienne Coleman Blanche Coleman Ethel Colslon Nave Cooper Thalia Cox Karen Crawford Linda Crenshaw Richard Crcnshaw Booker Crcws Linda Crumpton Valissa Darden Celesie Davis Deborah Davis Delores Davis Henrietta Davis Recardo Davis Willie Davis Millard Dawson Henry Dejerinelt Jacqueline Delaine Pamela Dennard Sheryl Dill Michelle Dotson Tamalita Dunn Jerome Edwards Lora Edwards Maragrct Edwards Belinda Ellis Israel Esezobor Vunnamclrc Eukscy Patricia Evans Cynthia Fannin Fletcher Fountain Angelia Fowler Edna Frazier Sharon Freeman Sharon Frazier Patricia Frieson Darlene Garden Timothy Garcn Ruthie Garrett Jennifer Germany Debra Gibson Irvin Gibson chobia Giles James Gilmore Karen Glenn Debra Glover Debra Graham Frederick Graham Reginald Grandison Arthur Grant Coritha Gray Renae Green Manic Griffin Robert Griggs Florence Grimes Juan Gutierrez GWendonn Haggins Edith Hail Harold Hamertcr Margaret Hamilton 394 Eartha Hampton Dwayne Hansley Michael Hardy Phillip Harklcss Annye Harris Cydrena Harris Deborah Farris Hudson Harris Jennifer Harris Kathy Harris Mildred Harris Raphael Harris Floria Haynes Celestine Henderson Willie Hendricks Emmerson Herbert Thearone Hill Marvin Hinton Wiliann Holloway Douglas Howard Sharon Howard Dwayne Hudson Norman Humphries Claudia Ingc Doris Jackson Hana! Jackson Kathy Jackson Maverick Jackson Reginald Jackson Tony James Sadie Jarrett Camel Jeffrey Barrie Johnson Callie Johnson Gerald Johnson Jacquelyn Jonson Juanita Johnson Tanzania Johnson Roosevelt Jointcr Amelia Jones Bertha Jones Condrunell Jones Deborah Jones Edward Jones Geraldine Jones Gloria Jones Lillie Jones Tenesia Jones Valerie Jones Delores Kennedy Lula Kennedy Walta Kcnnic Lester Kidd Leslie King Earnesline Kirkland Joc Kirkland Brenda Knight Debra Lamb Ethel Lassie Lamar Lalimore Bunlic Laudat Jarvis Law Belly Lawrence Lucrellia Lawson Arnatta Lee Clemie Lee Cornilhia Lee Angelcs Lcwis Belinda Lewis Carol Lewis Carrie Lewis Izetta Lewis Roiinda Lewis Wanda Lewis Brenda Ligon Sharon Little Janet Locketl Barbara Long Carolyn Long Timothy Long Jesus Lopez Thomas Love Barbara Lowe Janice Luster Lawanda Mack John Marcus, Jr. Twinetta Marks Betty Marriselte Jacquelyn Marshall Kathryn Marshall Cynthia Mathis Juan Matthews Sherry Matthews Wanda McBride Brenda McClain Wendell McCray, JL William McCrcc Michael Mcthe Windom McGhee Oliver Mchnry Sherie Megginson Nicole Middlebrooks Larry Miles Lester Miles Carolyne Miller Florence Miller Daisy Mills Karen Milton Tessie Minor Latarro Mitchell Archie Moore James Moore Patsy Moore Yvonne Moore Kenna Moorer Kevin Morgan Debra Moss Gail Moss Sanford Moyc Miah Nagglcs Ladotiorcssa Neeley Sylvester Nettles Jerry Nichols Laura Nickson Alanda Nobles Frankiyn Office Michael Omogbcme Cornellius Osborne Matthew Parker Demila Parson Carrie Patrick Willie Pateick Caprice Payne Cecilia Penn Ronald Pcnninglon Nulinn 13poch Clara Perry Mary Perry Shirley Perry chma Perry Elia Pcrrymnn Larry Peterson chma Pcllway Sandra Pharr Anilu Phillips Gloria PhiElips Michael Phillips Pamela Phillips Agnes Phyfihcr Curdeovrc Pills l' rcdcrick Polion Roy Poole Sharon Poole Barbara Porter Yoiunda Porter Vickie Portcrl'icld Kenneth Pom: Louis Powell William POWC Maude Prcncll Larry Prichctl Cynthia Pruviu Bettye Pruitt Brenda Rnnsun Errol Rccd Shirley Richardson Warren Richardson Beverly Riicy Andreiia Rubinxon Leticia Robinson Terr; Robinson Tyrone Robinson Alice Rodgcrs Brenda Rodgers. Evelina Rodgers lrmu Rogers Moses Russ Julius Russell Calvin Sailcry Nathaniel Salary Elvira Sanders Issac Sanders Paul Sanders Bernice Sunkcy Laura Scull Charlie Scullock Uczuhcgn Selassie Cynthia Scwcll Debbie Scwull Patulctlc Shark l'frnundo Shine Camila Simpson Lloyd Sims Felecia Smith Foster Smith Gregory Smith Ilcloisc Smith Jimmie Smith Freshmen Juhnny Smith Gwrgc WiHiums Napoleon Smilh .lulmnie Williams: Reginald Smith Lcc Williams Roddcy Smilh Patricia Willimm Veronica Smiih R35 Williams Waller Smith Rnbun Williams. Sandra: Spence Wiley Williams Derrick St Clair Vcrncssa Willis. Fruncuua Stanford Abe Wilson Junius Starks Durolhy Wilson Shuundra Stephens Donna Stevenson Charla Stewart Ronald Stokes Beverly Stringcr Timulhy Struud Darryl Slubbs Carol Slurdivanl Jeannette Slurdivum Rodney Suggs Marvin Tarver Brenda Taylor Harold Taylor Marcshull Taylor Pamela Taylor R0521 Terrell Frcdcrick Thomas. Gloria Thumas Margurci Thomas Susan Thomas Gloria Thomkins Angela Tigner Melvin Timmons James Tollivcr Maggie Tubbs Vanessa Tuck David Turner Zachary Wadlinglon Ronald Walker Cyrinlhia Walker John Walters .lr Bobby Warren Angela: Washington Barry Washinglun churuh Washington Jackie Washington Sophia Washington John Watkins William Watkins Annie Watson Jnuquciinc Watson Andrei Walls Aubrey Webb Ronald Weslry Timmy Whetstone Bcrnudatle Whiscnhunl Lennon Whiting Jennifer Whittle Linda Wilkerson Musing Wilkerson Latrcllc Wilkins Vincent Wilkinson Alberta Williams Carolyn Williams Cclisu Williams Dcnisc Willimns COLOPHON was published by HcrlT Jones Volume 21 of Alabama Stale University Horneli' Yearbook. MonIgOner. Alabama. The paper stock used is Bordeaux 80 pound high gloss double aimed lithographic enamel paper. Coior consists of 5 flats of full color and 7 colored division pages. Coior Tex CX4 was also used. The binding is with book binder's prcstrclchcd nylon thread smylhscwn. The cover was done by Artist Ricky Cailoway, Horne: Yearbook Artist . It consists of an embossed design with the Year's theme and the school color? black and 01d gold. Thc type is l0 point Times Roman and Times Roman Italic. Caption type is 8 poinl: identification is 8 point; Index is done: in 10 poinl: and Headlines an: done in I4. 24. and 36 points. All black and white and color prinis are primed on a 400 silk semen. Class portraiis were done by Likc-lI-Pholograph Cu. Montgomery, Alabama. The I982 Hornet contains 296, 9 x 12 trim size pages. The press run 1.000 copies. Addilionai specifications are available upon request by Editor DIG, Adams, No part of this book may bL' rcprinlcd or distributed in edited Without the expressed written permission 0f the Edilor. Ihc Advisor and the Publicalion Board Ur Alabama Stale University For 1982. '- Hornet Staff Kenneth Darrington Kathy Foreman Ricki Person Gwen Poole Johnny swam. Sylvia Foreman Debra BryIInI Brtnda' Andrews Ronald Jones. Marie Hamilton Geraldine Hinson JOICL Rankins.Evc1m Smith BarbaraGill Ruby Bell Sclisa Wu- Hams Ronald Richardson T Dcra Jarmgn Dawn V1iIcIIcIIL.Winnn-a Harris Rosana Harris. Rita White Adrian Ray. Ricky Calloway Annie BulgLr Angela M0011: VallcannL Russ. Andrew Davi5 Zikec Fi- shed. Reginald Sandcrs. Howard Robin- sonL Msi Alfrcda Handy and Mrs. Johnny: Wilcher advisers. Donnie Gene Adams, Editor CREDITS Mr. Charles Smith. sports wriIc-np in all areas: Assistunl Coach Graham. Baskcb ball lD Data: Assislzinl Coach Johnny Milchell; James Oliver, color photo 1982 basketball team; Dr. Johnny Sheppard and Dean Farrier. support in all areas; John Knight, Board of Trustees photos and color photos of Miss ASU and own; Marilyn Wade. Multiple support in all areas; Thel- mu A. Rice. suppori in all areas; The Monk gomcry AdvcrIiser. multiple support; Dr. Thomas E Lylcs. Band photos 11nd special support: Ricky Calloway. artist; All Col- lege: Deans; Th1: Muntgomery-Tuskegee Times. 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