Central State University - Centralian Yearbook (Wilberforce, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 210 of the 1980 volume:

4 Owe az ,am 46 exege- s 5' 0 The institution now known as Central State University origl noted with an act passed by the Ohio General Assembly on March 19, 1887, establishing a Combined Normal and Industrial Department at Wilberforce University which had been founded before the Civil War. Although associated with Wilberforce University, the Department was consicl ered a separate institution with its own Board of Trustees. ln 1941, the General Assembly expanded the Combined Normal and Industrial Department, which offered two- year courses, into the College of Education and Industrial Arts, which provided four-year college programs. In 1947, the College of Education and Industrial Arts be gan operating independently from Wilberforce University. lt continued its programs in teacher education, industrial arts and business, and also began offering a four-year llberal arts program under the name Wilberforce State College. In 1951, the legislature provided the name Cen tral State College and in November, 1965, Central State was granted university status. With its origin as a state-financed department at the Afri- can Methodist Episcopal Church's Wilberforce University, 3 A J' 'x' 4 Simi ' EE If ill P ll ll 3. 'Y' qo'Nen HGII, abovep From a slngle brick bulldlng erected In 1890, the Central State campus had grown to a total of 42 structures ln 1974. Wlthin a few seconds on April 3 ot that year more than half ofthe Unlversity's facllltles were wlped out as a tornado struck the campus and nearby communltles. Sixteen bulldlngs were rav- aged beyond repair, and others whlch wlthstood the storm requlred extensive rennovation. Students were sent home whlle emergency repairs were made, and In spite of a short recess the Class of 1974 was graduated on schedule. Following the devastation O DSW CGITIDUS DIGIT WGS GSVSIODSCI to Cl'eCIfe G l'1eW Cenffdl Sfdfe UI liVefSlfY Gnd fefUfI'I the CGITTDUS to HS l'lCfUfOl DGOUTY. ln June, 1974, ground was broken for a new gymna- slum, the flrst proiect of what was to be a S22 mllllon rebulldlng program on the 60-acre maln campus. Other projects in the rebuilding include the Admlnls- tration Building, the Community Health Center, the Paul Robeson Cultural and Performlng Arts Center, the GaIlowayfAlumnl Tower, and the Presldent's Resl dence. Gangsta - J: ., :qi . 1. , 1 1 sz 1 1! 4 1' . i ' .A-.' 9. 1'v.a'aP- X., Es- rife T:T15' - ., - - , .44 fm P. f -5 -A,-M .W ,ff ff- , 2-'fgfP:t 'f.v -if ' ' X' I A Y qi Q 'Q ,M-3. 3:1-752 5 .- ' . U f - 2- lt ' IE' E .2 ' 1 m ' 5 ? gg if r, ' .4 , 7 5' sf' 9- ? Q 1 2? ii E1 t 5- Wi 'F ' ' g :Lf . if . , Y w 'F 5 A17 l v ,lv W Q Y -uni ,.. . , 4: M. N ' S ' - ?I li' l .+:f:i'3 we 1- . 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' Rllffiffitff-giffttbfibe P'ayt'Y0UtSH3f7k AHFOI7 to SDGHK Kitt . d Johnson to review Glenn, Brown send Wallace m5S,atf5gLi bills on museum Runnefs W '5'o ?5'3'3JI7f H Muhammad I at Bluffto ,Cross Country sq DICK to speak Soccer begins Volleyball Rec d0Wned at Defiar Educators on campus 2-0 Students m t I r ig 91932 V Marauders defeat lsiiglgiug ' , to K Checks irgoan offgowle Alpha Kappa Mu selects Marauder nine scholars for membership 0Pen'. Police enforce parking 1979 Ski Club 10 meet i 0.P.S.l. Marauders upset KSU Thorobreds to speak iwesIe3y520 Dr. MarabIellffda'm' HOME OMING '79 10 S e S 1 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19 'apy HourlCards'and Backgammon Tourn. I I Marauder Room-1:00-5:00 p.m ' I , i re I n O Ve r H.P.E.R. Department Activities-1:00-4:30 p g Pep Rally-McPherson Stadium-7:00 p 'Y H ecoming Caberet - Semi-Formal - 51.00 0 m e C O m ' n g University Center - 10:00-2:00 I CTOBER 20 Homecoming Parade - 11:00 BU Great Kings of Africa Di play-11:00 a. E Paul Robeson Cent Football Game - CSU vs. Winston-Salem - 1:00 p.m. a r a u d e 40- 8 McPherson Stadium - General Admission - 3.50 Q 7 Non-Students - 51.00 - CSU Students, Free with .l.D. DTCVS Mini.Marathon All Greek Sing - University Center - 5:00 p.m. 5 Concert - 8:00 p.m. - Beacom Gy traded 26 runner Featuring - Michael Henderson and Phyllis Hyma ' Admission - 56.50 advance - 37.50 at door ac e m e nt O f f e rs Se rv' C e S University Center - Homecoming Ball- 1.00 QllT'.lDAY.OCTOBER 21 PrntestantS ices-10:00 rsit enter Ball M a 3'1v Tholicglass- 1:1113 P.m. University enter Ba room FatherTomCox1 V m b r -spel E t ganza - 2:00 Rrke ng ub n O e e Movie: Paul Robeson Aud11or1u':n 7:03 f6f9Sf P9 ffV' 1 Other Side of Midnight and A Star Is Born are r Day successful PfVfC9S Author Clarke to speak DCDC ' Wanda Lewis Two l'l1ll1lS1I9l'S .lumni participate serve at I Task Fgrce Central State SU- West picks officers ?ZZZZZQiZii5Q2'5S7iLiZS lt h I e a h 0 n I-:iaith careers workshop set M' CSU f Fall S ort' Vflteildriennelggldwel - FQQTBALL 1979 CENTRAL STATE UNIVERSITY MARAUDERS ROSTER ROSTER NO. NAME YR. POS. HT. WT NO. NAME YR. POS 1 Pearson, William Fl'. K 5-10 170 64 TOYS, Michael '915915915 Jr. OL 8 Johnson, .ICIITIGS So QB 6-1 185 66 WeGI'heI'bY, DSDDIS 915 50. LB 9 Cole, Lyle 915 So DB 6-2 170 67 FI'e6ITl0l'1, Isclch EI. OL 10 Evan, Reggie JI'. QB 6-2 180 70 NICC0l'1dICI'1Ie, 11 Posfell, Jeff 915 JI. QB 6-4 185 Derrick SO. OL 13 TOYIOI, PSITY '915 Sf. DB 5-9 165 71 SITIIIII, Kenny .91E511:'?15 Sf. DT 14 AndI'6W, TIITI So DB 5-10 170 72 Whltelow, BI'UC6 EI. OL 15 Greenlee, IVIICIWGGI FI'. QB 6-0 170 74 FISIGS, DOD FI. DT 21 I'IIII, OI lIO '9159Y5 Sf. WR 5-9 165 76 MCDCIFIIBIS, GFSQ SO. DT 22 HOCIQE, DOFIOIC1 915 Jr. RB 5-9 170 77 CQITIDDSII, DCIDIGI 915 SO. OT 24 TIWOITIDSOD, MCITIY So DB 5-11 175 78 Lewis, Wllllam Fr. OT 26 Montcque, QUGDIID FI' RB 5-10 170 79 T6fI'Y, MCUFICS Ef. OL 27 Redford, Johnny if JI DB 5-10 165 80 COVSISOD, Tyrone 915 JI. WR 29 FUIQIOITI, Curly Fr. DB 5-11 170 81 Harvey, Darrell EI. DE 30 Penn, Michael 915915 Sf DB 6-1 190 83 HSIIIFI, VII'1Ce 915 SO. WR 31 Hedgepofh, DGHY EI' DB 6-2 200 85 Uf1deI'WO0d, Elmel' 915915SI'. P 32 Scott, George So SB 6-0 200 B6 Smlfh, .IOITIGS FI. WR 33 Sloan, KSVID Ef. SB 6-4 190 87 Howell, Tony 915 Jf. TE 34 Kelly, LGITY 915 So RB 5-11 201 88 EI'eSITlCI'1, R0bII'l EI. DE 35 HGfI'IS, ROI'1CIId 915 JI. DB 5-11 180 89 PGGCOCIC, Leon SO. OL 38 Miller, Don FT. DB 6-2 190 90 HODKIDS, DSIIICIK 915 SO. DE 41 COTISF, Alvin So DB 6-0 180 91 Shlhe, WGII Ef. DE 43 Preston, Donny JI' DB 6-0 190 93 COIB, Trenf Jf. DE 45 PIUIH, Lurry 4:5 JI' RB 5-11 210 94 Jackson, Bobby SO. DE 46 NODDBI, LeOnGI'd FI' RB 5-9 170 95 McLaughlin, MGICUS FT. DE 51 Smlth, Steve FT. OL 6-2 225 96 Cook, Floyd Fr. DE 52 Olney, Dole FI. OL 6-3 230 53 Peacock, Robert Fr. 6-3 915 IndICCIeS I.eITel'S WOT! ' CO-'CCDTUIDS 54 JODSS, ROdI'1eY 975 So NM 5-11 190 55 AI'I'I1OUI', RICI'1CI'd .-716916 Sf. LB 6-0 215 COACHING STAFF 56 Debcrdlabon' Joseph RedTT'lOnd1I'IeCd COCCLT Demetris 95546756 sr. NG 6-1 218 Douglas EOWIKSS-OffeI ISIVe Llhe 57 Hill' Tommy Fr' LB 6-1 200 BIII I'IGI'l'IS-DefehSIVe Llne sa Jennings, Thomas 96 So OL 6-o 235 Leon Moofe-5eC0'1d0'Y 8' 5PeC'0 Y 59 Clay' James Fr. OL 6-0 215 Ivan 59CII'10fI'l-LIPISDOCIKGIS R DBIGDSIVG EITCIS 60 Dunn, Richard 96 So OL 6-3 210 EG TOYIOY-RU n '9 Backs 62 Crosby, Gary Fr. LB 6-2 205 De' Pe'e'S0 M0 C9e' COACHING STAFF Qfrom Iefljl Douglas Fowlkes, Bill Harris, Earl Taylor and Head Coach Joe Redmond. T OPPONENT Elizabeth City Lincoln MO. Youngstown St. Ferris St. Tennessee St. ' Kentucky Sl. WlnSl0n-Salem Bawle Sl. Ashland CCTTISTOD ml' --' ' eam physlclan, Dr. Ray Barry and student assistant Kevin watch the mighty Marauders from the side Ilnes. RESULTS SCORE OWN OPP 8 0 47 21 6 17 17 14 8 40 13 9 6 27 64 0 7 18 19 34 Head Coach JOE REDMOND Coach Leon Moore with Coach Fowlkes VS. TENNESSEE STATE s Y QUCIFTSTDGCK Jeff Postell looks fOl' TITS recelver d0Wfl fleld. Linebacker Richard Armour reads the T.S.U. play and causes a T.S.U. loss of possession. N xl .f .- . 16,4 l J vw. Coach Harris reviews play strategy with co-captain Rlchard Armour. ch Jett Postell hands ott to running back Donald Hgdge for Llnebacker Richard Armour tackles T.S.U. offensive opponent. es E... D9fehSIVe TGCKIB Greg MCDCIDIGIS HSS up defeI1StVe ODDODSFW Oh fhlfd dOWI'l Gnd YCFGGQE. Runnlng back Donald Hodge breaks away from a de fensive opponent for extra yardage. v7l ,, , F W- Y 1 A V 1 , ,i . A 2-M? X Z i if M, W 22 'S nl! -pf 2 X he ky- ,, 4115! 1 v-1 V Q if .L F , , .. .59,'+'x ' 4 2 sf V' TF? -9 'R+ U 3. , ,Fw gz'-2 f , -P' -, 5- I :GQ ,ig cf QMEW ss: 4. , 4 sive line hol f'N,,,., Y 'W'. ...Q 'b 2, 1 Q fx , Y - 1 .fav , iii ,g-11 I ii' 'ish V QUCHGYDGCK Jeff Postell DGSSSS the ball to LGTTY PI'Uiff. :xl ABOVE: Defensive tackle Kenny Smith sacks K.S.U. quarterback tor a loss on the play. LEFT: Larry Kelly gets a good block as he scrambles for the first down. 'Y 3? 2 'fig 4. V E1 15 L in J 'N 4 'ini' J A I I A ' , F1 if ' . T5 , ' I 5 If iw.-' . nn UNCULN EMI adiELlV vssarmnl.-mj l D9 wrL IQIQQQ QALLQN3,'l vs. LINCQLNV 1 rx ,, . , If -i P- 3 4, 1 sf fi? L 1. ,f 3 , U, ' - ,Q ' 1 ,Al J A -. - ,Jai I I ,N ,L , , Z. ,F ,. ua' ,ffm , , 1 VK! a 9 ' jg 4 , , I ag 1 ' .7 ap, .I fu gg Q' Othu HIII runs for yardage. , has.-Wm. 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K .1 ' nf' Jngggi . -Q-1 if if k v S ,..7, MARAUDER CHEERLEADERS 1 , t ,irq THE INVINCIBLE MARCHING MARAUDERS Bond director Donny Davis directs the combined C.S.U. and Llncoln Unlverslty bonds. 1 '5'F' ' A T' X, . sv Desmond Keyes with his mighty baton. 3-1. mn , . 'wld ,, xm-ji '55 ,i . n -of , , ,Q 1 fi Lf i rw' 1 i 95-if ..,., ., 1lfQ:,ig,-qf-1agg.31:,:Q, ' -I SF A as' Y' Q Y ,- L ' ' - I ' Y ' ' Mi 3 'i Ai ' . 7 -nr A, ' -1. . 6-W J ,Q 'va 6' 'wg . 1 14 f A. .12-by -fl? '4 '?4' Q1 as .Ht 3 5 L , ,... gi fs N., Q I X it inAN-Xdu-.24-.ww-'.f,,iN.w..,.-.M 1.55. i ,ex- ,W - M . . A '- l KA F v ., E , V 1 A, , .J Qfl l cl : f Il W .- : -lk f , .. l 5 44 ' ' Al -'A 5 ij: xi. gk 1. fn , .B .. , - F 5 y . f al -. r .7 'V - F4 'texnli' 5 ' I J fx' 30 K' tsl' 1 ' I I' N naw J V A YQ f-1:37 -, ff- .' 1, ' ' ,, . ,,,L: ,iieaff Q: 11 . is .Bw ,X ' , -- . A x A ' , 1 - -. M 'R X 1 v ' xi V 1 1 .wr ,V K ' ,ag up - , Y 'Wx yu A My . 45. 4 V J ,, 1 , - K xg Q30 lc 2 NS-- I' - . . :, 44. 09, i - v' ,J ,Fx si, ky V' SOCCER 1979 RECORD SCORE OPPONENT C S U OPP Capital University Ashland College Cedarville College Wllminglon College Ashland College Ohlo Dominican College Malone College 3 4 Ml. Vernon Nazarene 3 1 Blufflon College 0 2 Wrlghl Stale University 'I 2 Walsh College 0 4 Won-4 Lost-7 Tied-0 . K , 71- ,PQ ':-, 0-4:-r,n.., .5 . , I . , , 1. 4, 1I'35',, 54 ' :V 3 , F 1 .- 535-in ni L, W N ' 'sf ma - f I .1441-fb gang.. .Y-, Q .4 1. Qggnf-1. I 7-. 1 A': 1 'M -'f '. A?fT+.Q.f?Y-at fi. A: 1 Q1 Q. 1 ' 'A 'fan-wg, 'e'i 'A if-H51 ..1i i,'3 9' df. 0- 1, x -gf -.,,, rg, s, -Nl' Yxf 'Q M1 ' f .k 3, 1 -1 lkiuff :A ,.Q'L,+., li .4.-M,-,f-1-W-g' 1:9 - iii, T?-3 w :fax K - 1..-, ,- . f.'iL,x,-,ax . CROSS-CCDUNTRY ' cf, 1 sk lg' Cross-country team wlth couch Robert Rip Taylor Qbock row, centerj. FALL SPORTS AWARDS Seventy-six student athletes re- ceived recognition during the No vember Fall Sports Awards Ban- quet sponsored by the Depart- ment of Intercollegiate Athletics. Awards were presented for par- tlcipatlon as well as special rec- ognition tor Most Valuable Player, Most Improved Player and Un Sung Hero in football, volleyball and cross country. , Lu vt ll FSF M . n ' ,iz he ' T FOOTBALL: Gregory MCDGnlelS, Unsung Hero , Head Coach Joe Redmond Armour, Most Valuable: missing-Thomas Jennings, Most Improved. 'x N A X , 1 . ii 'qt i ,',-.1 - rmf, ut '4- F' VOLLEYBALL! Joanye Blake, MOSl Improved: Hattie Jones, Unsung Hero , Sharon Most Valuable. if f li r.1iFK:f - CROSS-COUNTRY: Tony Whitney, Mosl Improved: Kevln Wolson, Mosl Vctluoblei May, Unsung Hero. RACQUETBALL Dakollle Lavala, Mosl Improved: Jeff Murphy, Most Valuable: George Daniels, 1. A A so 5' Q D Q C15 v, Q-Q 'J Winners of the Intramural Sporls sponf sored Halloween Raquetball Tourna- ment were: fright to lefty 'lst place- Captain John Hollis, 2nd place-Troy Troulman. Kneeling ls lvan Seahorn, co-director of the intramural program. C0 I- Z u.l P LI.I -I S U , 3 I 'IN' ' Q . Q . . 5 r 1 W: - ' U Q 'gt 5 9, , K- , 1. ,. xv I -- fgskf,-f,. Y ,,. . 1' x, -Av H, I Q S 5 hi -A -ur ' ,sg fi- Q . ' 'K ' I Q ., . 4 Q K its ' ' Q a 'D ix p Vxjir, U Q. ' ' - . ,N V . I . x A 1 1 Q. , . W Ng: X .ki x -I-gf.. .94 if 1. 5 3 sy l O Q Of V u.l I E- .Z ,, Q L ,iw-is it ? V-we' 'Z if , . .-Q sh., 1' If ,QTL ,M ,H V.: ., ,,. .A N? 5: gn-, 'wro- 4 5? , -A bw- 1 Y I f war W' ,4' -1.1 f A :,?':, a'il1 'ff , -r 'I' -.14 f,f , ' A ' if 'Al n 1' ' . W 4. : E: '- Q.. . ' ni . f- .rr f' 'L ,.' ' 1 ..:., YN' .N V - Qi I 'Tl'!t'!? x, :ij ' , ' , , v,,l n 4- , , M, YJ! 1 f ' , .j i-J. ., ,f ' '4-1 -fy 3' . ran W V yn Hum 1 I . -4 51? f:f,,f A 'gf F f 1 1 W F ' , L ' f 2' I .M .11 4, ill g K , V?- . i 5. -Q i X if u v . q fl -K, Tr-f i x ...ll ,I X 1 'Ji' : 5 I IFF -f'1'f 'Z'---W - '.'?ff4-lviffql' PN :rf 'J -N H. wif. eg ...'.. L-gh-,JV1 : 1 N- A '-sr 741 my., - wl.ww1- ,, na 4-nan . uw :warn- '- H4 Y.. 4. ' ., 4 -' Q--Q -+.-A--U -Q .. .V,. , WELCOMES , - ,,.- , l mn- W .r -- R K . .mv 1 - xl D Uv- ., ' A V, TfQf2fm, 11 - fr' f wr . 1 92- Aghiand i n. ---F--W ----v--H -yn -.1 -ff-sf 1- : 1.. WELCOMES sly: it A-5? if Career Day, sponsored by the Office of Career Planning and Placement, is an annual Central State program. Held again this year in the Beacom Gymnasium, lt was one ot the universi ty's most successful ever in terms of prospec- tlve employers meeting with students. 148 com- panies, government agencies, school systems and graduate and non graduate schools sent teams of representatives to Central to meet with students from all majors and classifications .Q - 9 19 V .,.,9'f',' si QWV, I for discussions on career opportunities. More than two-thirds of the participating employers were based in Ohio and many out-of-state re cruiters represented companies which also have partial operations within the state. Career Day activities were designed for career educa tion and awareness-for students at all levels rather than recruitment for specific positions. lt was estimated that 25 percent of the student body participated in the Career Day program. Rf. if-:,...'-.--. ' rf' 3 32 Quulvfngf X Q39 Q Q i ALuuNr Ass0CIATl0N CHAPTER if-RLLKUUNK IN In April, the Philadelphia Chapter ol the General Alumni Association hosted the Annual Off-Campus Conference. The conference was held at the Hilton Hotel Philadelphia and alumni participation contributed to making the conference a success. 1' X- -9'l 'sm i Many Central State Unlverslty alumni were among members of the National Alliance of Business Youth Motlvatlon Task Force team which visited the C.S.U. campus ln OctoberfNovember. Llke Career Day, the Youth Motlvatlon Task Force vlslt was spon sored by the Office of Career Planning and Placement. The Task Force was a joint ven- ture of the National Alllance of Business, the Presldent's Task Force and Youth Motlvatlon and the unlverslty. The program provided stu- 3 X dents with an opportunity to interact with per- sonnel who work in non-traditional jobs as well as to strengthen the understanding of job opportunities through direct contact for students with successful minority role mod els . The program included classroom vlslta- tions, Informal rap sessions in Dabney cafete rla and all dormitories. A formal panel discussion provided additional opportunity for Interaction between students and the visiting professionals. -2 tu , Y., l The Paul Robeson Cultural and Performing Arts Center was the scene of many theater productions. one of them was the Eden , by Steve Carter. Illustrated are some scenes from the play and a back stage candid. .Jw r.. ' I an f . i , . K ,., 1 X.. FX if 'K my , H . U ..1r- x , we 3 4 5-u-4Qf-Rf 133, .Jw rf, + , V , U QL - S ,FN 'gl' 4 ll M I 'vi r Z 1+ - ' Q' ' nw ,G .130 - 'frf V- if 'I Ji. 6 'ii' if f. I ' K- '11 A' . , :arg The Fall Quarter Convocation series began in October. All convocation programs were held in the Paul Robeson Cultur- al and Performing Arts Center. The series was sponsored by the C.S.U. Student Government Association, the Office of the Vice President for Academic Af- fairs, and the University Rela- tions Committee. The series was supported in part by the Ohio Program in the Humanities, a state based agency of the Na- tional Endowment for the Hu- manities, which provides grants to non-profit organizations for public programs in the human- ities. All convocations were free and open to the public. Speak- ers during the Fall Quarter were: Mr. Jerry Paul, attorney for Joan Little, Dr. Therman Ev- ans, assistant medical director for Connecticut General Life ln- surance Co.: Mr. Hank Aaron, baseball superstar, Mr. Joseph Madison, N.A.A.C.P. voter edu- cation director, Mrs. Gwendolyn Brooks, Pulitzer prize winning poet: Ms. Michelle Wallace, au- thor: Mr. Haki Madhubuti, direc- tor of the Institute of Positive Education: Mrs. Vinnie Burrows, artistfperformerg Dr. Deborah Wolfe, professor, Queens Col- lege, New York: and Mr. Meldon Hollis Jr., special assis- tant to the assistant secretary for Education, Department of H.E.W. ,Q ,V W4 J . A. if Lac -2' . '-...K tx. 5 . 1 1.4:-,v 'VV .3 is 'es sv, 4? .LWB 1. . I., , E, Y if O I A 'f - u. Q 1,- , qszf X' f ! 1' -A f f AFL , -ff-W , ,vi j '!':v 5 L' ' .iwg-. .gif , 4. Au 5 .,JJ,E1..41:E :mi W . - .4'f. .- ,I 4. 0 is , ' . sr -5391- , 'F YT., A., -- ?,,f,.n--t.E-F- , 'ff ' I - FRESHMEN J., W 1. SAMUEL ADELUSOLA CURTIS ANDERSON WILLIAM ANDERSON Lagos, Nigeria Cincinnati Dayton JUAN BAILEY KATINA BAKER DETRICE BASKERVILLE Cincinnati IndIOnCp0IIS, IndIOn0 Phllcdelphlct, Pennsylvania MICHELLE BELL KIM BELTON DARRYL BROOKS Lexington, Kentucky Sprlngtleld, Massachusetts Sebring, Florida n57 ' --f ----I , 'Qfl1 ,-jJIf 1 lr-, V ,. , . . I LINDA BROWN MARLENI BROWN MARSHAN BROWN Dayton Provldence, Rhode Island Chicago, llllnols l ROMENITA BROWN MERRYL BUTTS FLORA BYES Tuskegge, Alabama Cinclnnall Clncinnatl MARK CARTER CATHLEEN CAVENS ANGELA COCKRELL Reldsvllle, North Carollna Chlcago, llllnols Clncinnall LUCIOUS COLLEY SHARON CREW RONALD DAWSON Blrmlngham, Alabama Dayton Baltimore, Maryland .lim . I KAREN FAIR CONSTANCE FINCH ISAIAH FREEMAN III Sllver Springs, Maryland Dover, Delaware Crestline a. 'if' REGINA GIBSON EDWIN GRACE INEZ GREGGS JGITTGICG, New York Toledo New YOI'k, New YOYIK A I I BEVERLY GRIFFIN VICKIE HARRINGTON STEVEN HARRIS CINCIDDGII IndIOI'l0DOIIS, lndlano CIWICOQO, IIIIDOIS 1 . DELORES HARRISON SONYA HENRY SHARMIN HILL Piqua Springfield Dayton .9',,t DAVID HINES CHARLES HUGHES Dayton Clnclnnati DONNA JETER ANDREA JONES DCYIOIW Indlanapolls, IDGIGDG l VERONICA KELLY DESMOND KEYES Dayton FOYSIIGVIIIB, NOfII l Carolina -1-gs.-Q.-Q JEFFREY LEWIS WILLIAM LOGAN Columbus Dayton VANESSA HURLEY LimG ROBERT JONES Marian, Indiana MICHAEL LAWRENCE Philadelphia, Pennsylvania ELIZABETH LUCAS North Wales, Pennsylvania -'Q L, 1 CHARLES MABRY Chicago, Illinois MARC MEANS Springtield A -!A VERONICA MONROE HGTNSDUTQ, P6l 1nSYlV0l'1iCl FELICIA MOORE Indianapolis, Indiana SANDRA MAPP KEITH MC CORMICK Clnclnncil Sprlngfield KARMEN MILLER SEAN MINORS Silver Springs, Maryland ST. George, Bermuda LOLA MOON EULA MOORE ZCITIBSVHIG DGYTOD L . 4 ANITA MOSS Middletown iq? A MICHAEL NEILSON Dayton f.. 4 . , EVE NORTON KIM OLIVER DGYIOI1 Columbus DEIRDRE PALMER WILLIE PINKINS Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Columbus ALFREDA REYNOLDS PATRICIA RIDLEY ' Llma Detroit, Michigan .ll ,-- I JEROME ROBERTS WILLIAM ROBERTS Cleveland COIUITIDUS f4x '42 MICHAEL ONYEJEKWE Ohifshd, Nigeria ROBERT POTTER DGYTOT1 X ANITA ROBERTS Miami, Florida VICKY ROBERTSON Dayton M PATRICIA REEDER Dayton 1 MARK SEEGE Dayton PETER SLAUGHTER Dayton VERONICA SMITH Dayton GAYLE ROLLEY Clnclnncti BLONDA SHEARS Lima JEFFREY SMITH Columbus, Georgia ANN SPIVEY Clnclhnclti WILLIE SANDERS Baltimore, Maryland ERIC SIMMONS Columbus MILLIE SMITH Dayton ELAINA WALKER Yellow Springs MlxXI'f CARMEL WELSH THOMAS WIDEMAN GEOFFREY WILLIAMS Dayton Evonslon, Illinois Columbus, Georgia EZEKA WILLIS MYRNA WITHERAW TERESA WRIGHT WCSNINOIOH. D.C. Cleveland Clnclnnotl , .. . - s,-. - ' SAMSON YACOB Addis AbGbG, Eihlopicl CSU WEST FRESHMEN JENNIFER ALLEN BETTY ANDREWS JOHN BECKHAM Dayton Dayton Dayton BARBARA BODDIE LEAR CLARK JANICE DAVIES North Carollna Dayton Dayton CAROL DAVIS Dayton DELORSE JACKSON Dayton EDDIE PETERSON Doyton 'zz' iffy 1 ' . yt 2 . ' Q. VICKY DAVIS SHERMAN HOLMES Dayton Dayton L f I I ' w ii I X o ROBERT PATTERSON DARRYL LITTLEJOHN Dayton Dayton WALTER TAYLOR JR. EVELYN TRIGG Dayton Dayton 4-an-.4 60 ., -z va-A -s fa-as-'ff V L 11, 1 , :,. ' ' 5 A, f g :YN . 4 . ' , Q I . ' . ,LV L1 Eff' H , ' 1 li .- .ff- - S' ,- XV -,lQ,4f , - . . ii 3 ' - . 1,-1 Y 5, - V- f 1. 'L-I: 1-w ig. '..r'-' P- 1 Eff ,L ' .L f' , ,,-.Wd Z Y -- ir ,1 if ! i,I.- , ' , 5 , 1' -vv, ' 1, : JE.. 4. A -j wt.: ' 5?-Ty, ,'Y.cz,. V ' -' N 43: 1,5 f-.5 ,, , w ,g.',, 1, ,, f , 1,1 .. ,WHT ,,3f.., . '. IE --. 'iv'- ' f ?'1j-ia. , A 15.41-1 1 fr 555- -iwssz m m fg-, . N gf-'L 1' ,Q gf- ' 'Wh-1: H 3 ' w, ' ,1..- . -'S . 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Jesse Jackson if Ms. Symondel addresses Convocatio n 'W'J0'S Wh Jr m rdwest Miarauders upset ll aospel Choirse WSU Raiders, 69-6th mdayconceff 'Kuumba' entries opt-:PRS jgfjfgjfjggagj Eh ' t HPER Club plains Seeks- ,gramlsogg 'ETB career SylTlp0SlUm agents Black feminist to speak Exercise available Peace Corps on campus African art GRE test Saturday COl'lVOCatiQf ,l l i Centralians serve ln Robesnn President's Day Afmy ROTC Offe Group pictures inholiday Monday Reserve Pfggf-am leflgfiloqillvln Marauders ea rn PMA 'eci'a'l . - ,S . - I ',?C'Q'xSlj'efOFjif,'2Z.,,1ayoff berth wiillihmciilinpl Lauy lvlarauuers win three Newsmal Women lose to Akron Noclasswrestlers Bradley SeniorCIasstomeet Win two at Centra NCI internship: Career Development Sem' , Office of Career Planning and Plademen m S g 1 lvldl Goode ENTRAL STATE UNIVERSITY Students to si9n Student Government Association fOr Summer Work -- ts - I l I l WINTEEZSEEKEND Fire in Williamson, - featuring - . . . t p The Feeling - Love Will Bring nov AYERS Fraternitv earns service award Special Guest - Here Comes The Sun FAT LARRY'S BAND H,ea'th cenfer gives warning rown to talk of abuse I Sorority honors fourC ri SU WOITIGU 'lub honors one company to inte , urance positions ops. riting contest set Sweethearts Nl dance Duane Foster ho's Who honors xmas-earns award Centralianste,,,,no 0 from ROTC NY Brownxl0TlCE SENIORS rensic Team March 1 is the deadline to apply RQ has for June, 1980 graduation. Contact the Office of the Registrar . Placement office offers Dining-ln nvocatlon job intervie ' S U 93 rd 3 I1 I1 ive I'S 3 I' 55335121 -::e,5:S::::?s BASKETBALL ROSTER RECORD 20-7 HGT WGT 196 200 155 155 190 190 190 175 190 196 185 195 195 205 216 170 190 172 Head Coach Dr Lu D Athletic Director: Dr. Lu ASSTSTGDT Coaches Managers: Del PeTeI'SOT'l RODSTT RID TOYIOI' Gnd CI'Td Jim! Peterson JGITTGS LGSIGY TTGIFIST Ken MOl'ShClll RESULTS OPPONENT Wllberforce University Polnt Park College Hillsdale College St. Joseph's College West Vlrglnla State Walsh College Deamen College Saglnaw Valley College Grand Valley State Findlay College lndlana State qEvansvllley Wrlght State University lndlana Unlv.-Purdue Univ. Kentucky State University Dyke College Defiance College Chicago State University Shaw College Kentucky State University lndlana Unlv.-Purdue Univ. 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Wdfd IFIVITGHODGI Basket- DCIII TOUI'I'lClfTleI'lf to me CQDTCID of the POlI'1f P0l'k COI- ege TGOIT1 WhlCh defedfed CeI'1fI'Cl Sfllfe ln the -,,,,...----- finals. The tourney was named in memory of the late Mr. Ward who was an outstanding CSU athlete and long time teacher and coach. Melvin Crafter, 6'5 , 188 pound senlor guardfforward from Dayton, Ohio, led the Maraud- ers In scoring 25 of 29 games finishing as the na- tion's number 8 scorer in NCAA Division ll. This past season he was The team's leading scorer ln 15 of 17 games. Melvin, a HPER major, broke two individual records in the Kentucky State University game in February-most consecutive free throws at 27 and most free throws in one game of 14. Melvin also es- tablished the following new individual one season records, most field goals at 271, most free throws of 179, free throw percentage of .869, most points of 721 and high average of 25.8 points per game. Q1 v T CQ W..-.vf .l. 5 v 4 'F f .q 4,9-'11-, if V 3 1 ' YU? s.-I F W D 5 .4anlP-- 'Ivmm ARAUDER CHEERLEADERS WOMEN S BASKETBALL Q' I NB The Lady NlOl'GUdel'S Wlfh COGCIW Dorls Black QOH len, Gnd student CISSISTCPIT No ROSTER NAME Barbara Brooks Sharon Caldwell Eunice Hargrow Klm Davis Monteen Jones Vanessa Howard Jane King Shirley Austin Shirley Mims Carla Burks Shelia Thomas Cindy Spencer Shella Winston Teal Baker Unlverslty ot Akron Cleveland State Unlverslty Franklin College Wrlght Sfcte University Youngstown STCITG Unlverslty Wllberfcrce University Xavier UDIVGISITY Wrlght State Unlverslty Mount Vernon Flndlcly College XGVIST UDIVBISTTY WllbeI'f0I'Ce UDIVSISLTY Urbana College Findlay College Cedarville College UDIVGFSITY of Akron Wittenberg University OAISW State Tournament I Edwards Con rlghtj CSU OPP 58 52 71 52 59 56 52 60 79 55 93 43 86 64 54 50 7 1 74 75 80 HEAD COACH: DORIS BLACK- Season Record: 9-9 ,wg ' '51:i' WRESTLING NA IA 11 M IM.. i NAME Dan Medley Ralph Jordan George Avanl Tony Whllney Joe Judge Darryl Brooks Bobby Jackson Kevin Hlll Jeff Williams Harvey Adams Danny Lucius Mike Harris Dwayne Brewer Wlllle Morris Robert Peacock i' 1979 80 INDIVIDUAL FINAL WRESTLING RESULTS WGT WON LOSS 142 150 150 158 158 167 177 190 Hvy TEAM SEASON RECORD 17 3 22 CHAMPIONS DRAW DlS1rlCl Champ 4lh In Dlslrlcl Dlstrlct Champ 2nd ln Dlslrlcr Dislricl Champ 81 3 Time All ATDGTICCD 3rd ln Dlslrlcl DlSlrlC1 Champ MVP -41h In Dlslrict 2nd ln Dlslrlcl 1979 WRESTLING TEAM-with coach Bill HarrIS won IIS first NAIA Dlstrlcl 22 lille at Urbana College ln February 1 18 20 14 0- 1 18 15 9 1- 126 4 3 0 ' 134 10 6 2- 134 5 7 0 142 17 7 0 A ET W Harvey Adams, a junior H.P.E.R. major, earned his 3rd straight All-American wres tllng honor at fhe NAIA nGfi0nGI I' h championships In Fort Hays, Kansas. ,W W. iw ,Af , in 3 . ' 185. : li XX msn if fu W 1' 4 4 11 ,f 1 ,a -4--iff 11 I I - . I , Ju I V1 U N v df' 1 J f 0 CQ L 'ian A 25. '3'f:-I I -- ,.......i- 'im FKQEQL Despite the cold winds, icy snows, and short overcast days, the Winter Quarter did not lack its share of mild weather and special events to add variety to the campus scene. The Rev. Jesse Jackson opened the Winter Quarter Convocation series with a standing room only crowd. Winter Convocations in- cluded personalities such as journalist Tony Brown, and actor William Marshall. The art de partment continued in its offerings of fine art exhiblts. One such exhibit was the collection of African art from the private collection of Robert Stull, associate dean of the College of Art, Ohio State University. The music depart- ment offered a series of lectures and student and faculty recitals. The Springfield String Quartet, a recital by faculty member Peter Johnson on guitar and a piano recital by fac- D 1 ' -f ' I I lf ulty member Mary Fahrenbruck were a few of the programs offered. January, February and March seemed slow In passing but were packed with numerous .activities and events. Twenty participants in the CSU Employment and Training Program re celvecl certificates for completing a Pre-Al lied Health Skill Delivery Training Program. Stu- dents Gilbert Klttrell and William Dillard received Army commissions. Williamson Hall's third floor won 1st place in the dormitory's Valentines Day decorating contest. The Charter Day Convocation observed the 93rd anniversary of Central State University as an educational service. Seniors began to count days until June graduation and once again fl nal exams became the last and most impor- tant special event of the Quarter. E-Flu . 5 l -4-ff' ROBERT WILLIAMS ROMONA HAGLEY MICHAEL GLOVER bove: New ottlclals for the judicial branch t the C.S.U. Student Government Assoclatlon ere appointed in January. Robert Wllllams, junlor polltlcal science major was appoint- d as Chief Justice of the Student Court. mona Hagley, a sophomore political scl- nce major, was appointed as Prosecutor, Ichael Glover, a senior communlcatlons ma- r, was appointed as Defense Attorney. BYNUM Below: Seniors Donn E. Bynum and Anthony W. Watson, were presented in a joint music recital in February In the Paul Robeson Recit- al Hall. The recital was part of the degree re qulrements in music education. Both Donn and Anthony were members of the CSU Jazz Ensemble and members of the Marching and Concert Bands. Donn played the tenor saxo phone and Anthony played percussion. WATSON ElcIS EIEI'l N IlIN , 1' ' E 9 CSU-West, an lllustratlon ot the Unlverslty's com mltment to extend learnlng opportunities to those lndlvlduals who were not able to pursue tradltlonal educational experiences, provided lnstructlon In regular core currlculum courses and lower dlvlslon courses ln the evening in Dayton. Mrs. Patrlcla Davls was director of the CSU-West program and also directed the unl- verslty's contlnulng education programs. In No vember, students at CSU-West established a CSU-West Campus Student Organization. Offi- CSFS Wefel MSIVG JOFIGS, Dl'eSidel'If1 Larry BYOYISS, VICE-pl'eSideI'1fQ MGFY CGTDGIWGT, SeCl'e- fCI'YI DiGHe CfGI'1fOfd, fI'eCSUI'efI Gnd Clifford BOllCl'd, DGI'llCIT1eI'1fGI'iGf1. COI'T1I'T1iffeeS Wefe also established to pl'OVid6 G VCI'iefY of Sel'ViCeS fOl' the CSU-West SfUdel'11'S. COmmiffe9S included COmmLII'1iCClfl0nS, membership, finOI'ICe, student GffCil'S, Gnd Child COTS. MT. CIWOFIGS Lewis served GS fhe fOCUlfY advisor. PiCfUl'ed above: MCIYY Cdfpenfef, LCHY BFOYIBS, Melva Jones, DI' NSWSOIT1, CllffOl'd Ballard Gnd DiCl'le Cl'CI'1fOl'd. XY 6 . l f sf:-mzi.. 5 H ! X. IMY1: I . ,LV X J fx lt' .U Vf ,,.4,I,4:y 'WHYV5' in I fr: lin 'K ' I '-'ja Q ie' L ,.,', AJ 5, j- ,v 6 ROTC The Military Science Department was very active during the 1979-80 academic year. Highlights of the year included the annual Dining-ln and the annual Miss ROTC Ball. Pictured on page 88 Cfrom lefty- Duane Foster, recipient of the George C. Marshall ROTC Award for outstanding leadership qualities and academic excellence in military science: Diana Pressley received an Army commission: 2LT Betty Smith Turner was guest speaker at the annual Din- ing-ln: LTC Alfred Keyes presented commissions to Gilbert Kittrell and William Dillard: Brian Cafterty won a two-year ROTC scholarship following the ROTC Ca' det Corps Award Ceremony. Duane Foster and Yvonne Ladson were also honored in the program. Page 89-Miss Karen Murphy, a junior health educa- tion major, was crowned Miss ROTC for 1980. NTEST 51.98 BE UTY yy f ' '11, .:-.if-::'i'A During the winter quarter the sophomore class sponsored a 51.98 Beauty Contest, with CCSU female staft members and stu- dents as participants. Commentary was done by Ms. Blanche Mayo, SDIP Coordinator. Mrs. Beatrice Clark, a staff member, was the 51.98 winner. Vi- ' 91 x , f, f gm I ,jg ,'. K 1 J!! A F' I E! A VS.. 'Q- A ,QF 4 ,. N 4 5 J M X, R385 F , Q- N V I x 3. E- N I X uf' im n ' , ff , 'lt 4 f Q .f.ffA ' Q1 T-if .'-. 1 A 53 . 'l1f' 'Hi W '1 fix 'W9r v' 5' in ,fx . N .Q L U f' A x WJ Q ,I 'A 4 n 1 l xx ,. '.. ' . . A! A-.f ' 1 Nez, off: Q 4 X ' ,. 'X G .1 k a -I ,La ' 5 . :A I 1 V Nik ' any . . , 0 ' ff' ' 4 ' ,sg is .u J if 1 ' 'ftlz' K . 'gl f '--4' ,,' 1' - 1 . .JH . ,115 ,. f H 1 I ' ' ll A . a I .. A ' 'Q 1 J V Ol - 5 ' 1 Gr H. ' Z 1.9 ' 1. w i l -WHAISIQ, 4 J The Winter Quarter Convoca- tion Series began in January with special quest, Reverend Jesse Jackson, national director and founder of Operation P.U.S.H. Reverend Jackson spoke to a standing room only crowd and stressed The importance of black politics and black colleges in the 80's. Speakers for the remainder of the winter quarter were: Mr. Tony Brown, journalist and presi- dent of Tony Brown Productions inc.: Mr. Mal Goode, radio com- mentator, National Black Net- work: Mr. Chuck Stone, publish- er, Sfone's Journal: Dr. Frank Hale Jr., vice provost for minor- ity affairs, Ohio University: Mr. William Marshall, Emmy award winning actor: Mr. Sam Ervin, for- mer senator from North Caroli- na: and Dr. Harold Covington, chancellor of Winston-Salem State University. r- .x , ,Alu x W- ri yr. TONY BROWN , V U ,, , S 1 'Wx A , 4, 'P' El 'X 1 ' ru . Ns it wi! '65 V X . ka ' Tl, .-A-. -H 1,1 .7 Q JUDGE COVINGTON CCIDOVBJ, WILLIAM MARSHALL Qrlghfj 7'1- A r L ' 'Qu B... QJ . 2- CHUCK STONE SAM ERVIN J ALICE AFZAL Dayton IRIS BLACKMON Dayton RITA BROILS CInCInnClII SOPHCDMORES HAUWA AHMED Auchl, Nlgeria Clnclnncfi JANET ALBRIGHT i ll ELOISE BLACKSHERE ARMEATER BOATWRIGHT Xenlc Dayton BARBARA BROOKS DARREN BROWN Dqyign BBIISIODIGIIW .Lf M. DV 'Y T X. I- ' I' CYNTHIA BURNEY JUDY CHASE DGYIOI1 DGYTOTI I , LYLE COLE RODNEY COLEMAN DGYTOI1 DOYIOD DONALD DARBY MELODY DAVENPORT Clnclnnotl Llmd Q ' BRENDA DEWBERRY TONYA DILLARD Dayton DGYIon PHYLLIS CLANTON DeIrOII, Mlchlgun LOUISE COTNER COIUITIDUS KENNETH DAVIS Cleveland DUKE ELLIS II CIIWCIFIDCTI LONNIE EPPS KELLY FUNDERBURG SHERRY GOBER Detroit, Mlchlgcn Buffalo, New York Dayton f 'T 'LT WILLIE GRIFFIN PAULA HARDING JANA HARRISON Dayton Xenia CInCInnClII LILA HAWTHORNE Flint, Michigan MARPESSA HUGUELY Dayton 'JFIYY , I I ' . I VICTOR HILL Dayton Egli' HOMER HUNTLEY Shdkel' Heights JESSIE HOWELL Columbus CHARLOTTE JOHNSON Mloml, FIOrIdCl ix RHONDA JOHNSON KOALA JONES ChlCOQ0, Illinois DGYYOI1 ,AY ' 5 -Tr , pl 'V ELL-. . LAVERNE KIDD PAULA KITTRELL T.: Dayton Xenla at f, JOE LIPSEY LEROY LONG Chicago, Illinois Dayton KENNETH MC DAVID RICKY MOORE Cleveland Columbus uw JOSEPH JOYCE Cleveland w--q--f- STEPHANIA LAWSON Cincinnati MARSHALL MAY HOFFLSDUTQ, Pennsylvania i, , V JERRY MOSS Gary, Indiana 'i'7 ':'1il JEFFREY MURPHY Cincinnati NiQeflO IKECHUKWU NNATUBEUGO -5zrPu'37i MICHAEL OROK NATALIE PEEBLES Uyo, Nigeria Middletown inf- A TAMARA RACHEL SHARON RANKINS Dayton Columbus km. GAYLE ROBERTS PETER ROCHA Dayton Providence, Rhode Island 49 JANICE ORANGE Miami, Floridcl GEORGE PETAWAY Oakwood Village JAMES REED Dayton Tl N ANNETTE ROSS Roxbury, Massachusetts ROBIN SAMPSON CATHERINE SMITH Dayton Washington, D.C. BARBARA STATEN ALLEN STEPHEN III Dayton Dayton CLARISSA STEVENS RHONDA STEVENS Sprlngtleld Springfield DARLENE STUCKEY SHARON TAYLOR TSXCTKGDO, ATKGTTSGS CTTICGQO, iiiiD0iS LINDA SPEIGHTS Columbus SHARON STEPHENS Cincinnati JOHN STUBBLEFIELD Chicago, Illinois SHEILA THOMAS Dayton LINDA TIMMONS TROY TROUTMAN CIDCIDDCII DSITOIT, Mlchlqan IRIE TURNER LEONARD WATSON DONNA WEIGHTS Chicago, llllnols CII'ICII'1I'1GII Dayton MICHAEL WHEELER LORETTA WHITFIELD THOMAS WILLIAMS Cleveland Chicago, llllnols Newark, New Jersey JERRY WILSON NIIIWCIUKBE, Wlsconsln IN MEMORY OF ALISON BURNS DIED MAY 10, 1980 CSU WEST SOPHOMCJRES HUSSEIN AL-HUMYAN RON BARNES MARY KAY CARPENTER Saudi Arabia Pennsylvania Dayton ' l JERI COLEMAN MIRIAM ELLIS ROSELLA GIBSON DGYIOD Dayton Dayton CATHY HILL ROBERT HILL THOMAS MILES Dayton Dayton Cinctnnatl THERMON MOORE ALLEN SCHOOLER SAUNDRA WILLIAMS Alabama Dayton Dayton INEZ YARBOUGH CLEOPHUS YOUNG Cincinnati Dayton L -3 N,- n u:' ...V 5 , Q-, , .- II 5, u 14 'I 1 v B ' q i sl : s 1 2 I l I 1 w 1 Q , -Qi I -fx 1 E M 1 . ff- v . ll '44 ' U, :1f1sHLfw Q'- Q.- -4- :fa vw .-,.a- -af 4 un. wx a. 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' 'Nt 109 W i -LA :W 1 . . 7' R X ,W X ff -il Q , ,aw 1-f -r 1 -5' n 1 Q , I vs, .-,gl Q fi H gjsfaif . N nf- ' J 1 .,., 1-1'-.,' ., 59:14. .1-H., Central State foreverMS. Gfif g f 35322 C0l1CGI'tB3'7dm Yale bwblssnw, office Central honors top scholars Blaok Writers Rdefs Qgifgtgfgfijg l'3Il1 Ol' camp ISP conferer 10HN OLIVER KILLENS KALAMU YA SALAAM MAR: EVANS m ay 1980 on academia P f 't Trustees a ppro ve Holiday fJ?i3Xi1H2..? dorm re,oairsMitohelI to acldres Mail for studentsconvocatign Freshmen set for Convocation -Q91' MAY WEEKEND Appointment for Revere Math pmfes 5 G '35f3351 ' f 'Vriter Ton we sajlipeak h Plus A TL g:EQ22f2g5:-.Eta M 17, 1980 1200 Am. U' Bg.0.B. B cl wine -' -79177 Gm b9f , l need YUU Mus - . ' ' NOW interviewi Advance: 32,50 - lll Door: 33.505, Honors for' CCR for managem ' 1' olde! S I Ms. Sampsol team oooortunitie Co-op students 'on the job' SU 1980 arts festival ROTC cadets earn honors ommittee studies CMS on Campus lucativn nrvoramThZ ,l'ZeZ?LZZEaLZZakS tbuse creates Rev. M085 shone problems to Speak angers 3b0UndNlOtheI'S visit 'I U.S. Route 42 GM in Q0-gp vo die in accident plans 'oet set for Convocation P3l?pQ0:1g g80 Coming this Spring D THE RE-VITALIZATION OfnmenCen7enf unday, June 8 ntral state. is summer rsity's 1980 Summer Quarter can provi ducational opportunit CHER EDUCATION SQMJZQWA fn Qgvhzwfo ' SP RTS RIN SP l ln the Spring, a young man's fancy . . At Central State, young men and young women thlnk not only ot the great Amerlcan pastlme , but think as well ot track, tennls and softball. The De partment ot Intercollegiate Athletlcs sponsors varlety teams In six sports tor men and women In the Spring Quarter as well as Intramural activltles for the less competitive mlnded. S 7 144 -X S gi, oi- H' ? 'l Liv? 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A , f ,- , ' ' ....A..,..- .. .., .... M. ,.1,' -..sg A' ik A JI fMii,1,lfg3gQz. I -' ' Aj' A - V . I I ,ras ' 0 Q Uv' 'fx gu ..-..4.. v . X ,..l -5 'f ,. '- - -'gn .. ' Y - . ...mx , - ' .how -rp L , .41-..--a.,. Ti '..- ... 4..- ,' --.dey -- ' Xl Ev n. . x,. 's v-.L . 3-my 121 gs. I ' f A 56 .IQ ak -T L t . K if, lil! 'Hu 1' 'T P 'tg ., 1' .f A- til, Ja t -' . .1 t F- fy ,x f -qw 9 Q I .xg Trees began to bloom again, birds were back, days were longer and classes seemed to last forever. Campus life become leisurely once again. Special events and activities for Spring Quarter were fewer than before. Spending time out-of-doors and off campus seemed to be the most popular activities. Seniors were busy counting days until graduation. Underclassmen were anticipating the soon to come rise in stature from freshman to sophomore, sophomore to iunior and junior to' senior, at last! The Spring Convocation series began with special guest, Georgia State Senator Julian Bond. Other spring Convo- cations speakers included Congressman Louis Stokes, Rev. Otis Moss and poet Nikki Giovanni. The English de- partment sponsored a Black Writers Conference. Among 1 - its-A 'Q' . B the guests were Mari Evans, Haki Madhubuti, Val Gray Ward and John Oliver Kittens. Special convocatlons in cluded the freshman oratorical contest and the Honors Day Convocation with speaker Dr. Samuel Proctor, dean of education at Rutgers University. The art department exhibited the sculptures ot Ed Hamilton of Louisville, Ken tucky. The Inter-Faith Campus Ministry sponsored the per- formance ot the Worlds Smallest Circus and the Mag- ic ln the Air worshipfworkshop program with guests Dr. Edward Bonnemer and Rev. Kenneth D. Larkin. Pre-registration for summer classes began May 5th and graduation day drew closer. Once again students pres pared for final examinations and seniors prepared for the ultimate special event, Commencement 1980. 1 t 9 fx 4.4 A . ,,. ' '-:Trad ' 'Q ' .1 :si L is tfbk- ' A i - -4. , . x ' -4 H 'f EPZ, . ,sg . ,, R J tu .f,f4' f .f AL. . ' Ts- ' i'f'dm llsfm .... ' ' T o K 'wif fps U., N , ,f ff' ' Q ,f V ' F!-C Q- AW ri 4, 1 L K ' A Rlchardo Orr earned tirst place. wk?-ss A J ,. l 1?g,Ql1M, 5 ll :, V -' I xx, -.3 ' 3 . - , A,-' C .3 Toy Coleman was second place winner. The Freshman Oratorical Contest, sponsored by the English department and the Office of the Vice-President for Aca demic Atfairs, was part ol the spring Convocation series. Original speeches were presented by the three freshmen ti- nalist. i... ,Jf , RODGTT JONES placed fhifd. HSEI2:I:l lil IEI 'I lSEll The Spring Quarter Convocation Series began with a special evening convocation featuring Georgia State Senator Julian Bond. Speakers during the re- mainder of the spring quarter were: Mr. Benjamin Hooks, na- tional president ot the National Association for the Advance- ment of Colored People QNAACPJ: Congressman Louis Stokes of Cleveland: Mr. C.J. McLin, Ohio state representa- tive, House of Representatives: Judge A. Leon Higgenbotham ot Philadelphia: Dr. Samuel Proc- tor, dean of education at Rutgers University: Mr. Meldon Hollis, assistant to the assistant secretary for education of the U.S. Department of H.E.W.: Rev- erend Otis Moss, national vice president of Operation P.U.S.H.: Congressman Parren Mitchell of New Jersey: and Ms. Nikki Giovanni, poet. .- - A Y' I - A . .1 Q--'.f?'. qw.--.' '- ,,!:. ,H if 4,2 . A JQLQLLF- mfg . , , 'Ln ,J ., -I -54' 415L,?.B,, - A 5 JUDGE HIGGENBOTHAM REVEREND OTIS MOSS PARREN MITCHELL Honors Day for 1980 featured QRIGHTJ an address by Dr. Samuel D. Proctor, the Martln Luther King, Jr., Me morlal Professor of Education ln the Rutgers Unlverslty Graduate School. Dr. Thrysa Svager, mathematlcs department chairperson and chairperson of the Commlttee on Honors, was iolned by Dr. Newsom ln presentlng certificates to honor students and Gold Cords to outstalndlng graduatlng seniors. D- D cn or Z I fi at . 1 L' 'Rig ' tr- Lx. 5' EL..- f Jlll Coleman, president, and Mrs. Dorothy Smlth, ad- vlser of the Central State chapter of Alpha Kappa Mu Natlonal Honor Society, welcomed the honor stu- dents and faculty and other guests to the orgonlzd- tlon's annual recognition luncheon In Mercer Cafete- rla followlng the Honors Day Convocatlon. RITERS K BL Black Writers View the Eighties: Evolu- tion, Stagnation or Renewed Struggle? Was the theme of the three day confer- ence sponsored by the department of English in May. The conference included general sessions and small workshops. Visiting writers and humanities scholars from area colleges and universities, as well as membersrs of the audience, interacted in discussing views of the eighties in the areas of children's litera- ture, mass media, editing and publishing, drama, fiction, literary criticism, Affirician and Caribbean literature and poetry. Conference participants included: Abena Joan Brown, O. R. Dathorne, Mari Evans, Addison Gayle Jr., Virginia Hamil- ton, Stephen Henderson, John Oliver Killens, Acklyn Lynich, Haki R. Madhubuti fDon Leej, Jabari Mahiri, Lee Palmer, Kalamu Ya Salaam, and Val Gray Ward. Dr. Newsom with Kalamu Ya Salaam Photos ore identified from top to bottom: 1. Stephen Henderson, 2. John Oliver Killens, 3. Mori Evons, 4. Hoki R. Modhubuti. 56. I . it '- it 1 . RDS TIN EDU Dr. Wllllam Covington, chancellor of Winston-Salem State Unlverslty ln North Carolina and a Central State University alumnus, was the speaker for the annu- al College of Education Awards Banquet. BELOW: Dr. Arthur E. Thomas, vlce presldent for academic affairs, presented an award to Dr. Covington who ad- dressed the dinner meeting which Included students, faculty and friends from the community. Facing Page-TOP: Dr. Edward Wlngard, dean of the College of Educatlon, presented the Outstanding Faculty Award to Dr. Jerri McGill, asso clate professor of professional education, ln recognltlon of her outstanding qualities as a teacher. BOTTOM: Faculty members also recognized outstanding students in each of the departments, and Ms. Gwendolyn Hawkins presented awards to two top seniors from the Department of Health, Physical Education and Recreation. ' l . . l l , . l ' l 1 l i l V.. ,, ,?,zf1ztff ' 7 -. if '73lx.L':' 7- ' ' 'l ff..:- Srfm PQ av , 4 ' ' V' 6' W 1 w S 1 . J if I-iv 1. 15 :i ev: I5 .2 EY' xf F. . ig: QF? 1 -.W x I l s K I 1 3 R. gh .- Q lxxg - Df. Wlllidm KOITIIG Amoaku lClI'lS MUf'lGmmCld Mike Taylor and Geraldine Allen Clark Terry Clark TBITY Gnd NCNWCD Davis The All-Star Jazz Concert on May 24 in the Paul Robe son Cultural and Performing Arts Center concluded the 1980 Festival of the Arts. Featured musicians were ldris Muhammad, drummer, formerly with Roberta Flack: Geraldine Allen, a former member of Donald Byrd and the Black Byrdsg Mike Taylor, bass, formerly with Ahmad Jamal: Dr. Nathan Davis, saxophone and flute, formerly wlth Art Blakey: and Clark Terry, trumpet, the naflonally and Internationally acclaimed Father of Jazz Trumpet. Rounding out this outstanding combo was Central State's own Dr. William Komla Amoaku, percussion, who provided the jazz link with Africa. Oth er actlvltles in the Festival included the CSU Dance Group, the Grotraln Quarter featuring Mary Fahrenbruck of the CSU muslc faculty on plano, the CSU Jazz Ensemble, an art show ln the Robeson Center Gallery and a variety ot theatre and art workshops. df D Q-an ldl'lS MUhOl'T'llTl0d 4 xv . V N ' 5' g I 6 f ,lil Q -i'A., .- , , 'L X1 XA? if f 'K fx -1 5- 45? 'ff '94 r- f 'A ,S 12 v 1 , Ks f h IAL 4 N QVX RJ, :Nj V x ' 1 w A K ' Q W' V ki M4 l H .fi . 4 X - 4' Wulxligg an ws! Seniors who worked at WCSU-FM radio andfor on television projects in the Telecom munlcatlons Center were honored with plaques at the annual Telecommunications Awards Banquet in the Spring Quarter. TOP: Students had an opportunlty to speak with area media professionals, and Cathy Patterson, a junior from New York City, took the opportunlty to discuss career opportuni ties with Don Coleman of WELX-FM radio in Xenia. MIDDLE: Barbara Frledmann, communl ty affairs director at WCSU, Introduced the honorees, and Booker Schooler, president of the Friends of WCSU presented an award to Jeffery Dennis. BOTTOM: Seniors honored at the banquet were Cfrom lefty Larry Sanderlin, Ron Strahorn and Jeffery Dennis, who were congratulated by RoNita Hawes, community affairs director at WPTD-WPTO-TV 14-16, who was the featured speaker for the evening program in Mercer Cafeteria. .it Y DD EL F ER HP Although the United States elected to boy- cott the 1980 Olympics In Montreal, the stu dents at Cox Elementary School in Xenia en joyed their own mini-Olympics put on by stu- dents from the Department of Health, Physical Educatlon and Recreation at Central State. Under the direction ot Ms. Gwendolyn Hawkins, HPER department chairperson, the majors planned and directed the annual Field day for the children. Activities Included games, races and contests. r' A!--'V - , ., V ,y W ' V - an N Tj , 1 '3 ., . , - 9. I .I .gn - . ,I 4 u ,......,,, , .. ... . I K s. ....-.- .,-..- gf, V -++,.,.,s 'I ,. 'K 1 V V 1: : -4-.-.-Q'-ff' I V , , ..., I . 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I Ax JOY CRUMMEL KARIEL DAwsoN HENRY DELANCY Harrlsburg, Pennsylvania Columbus Nassau, Bahamas 1 . 1 ' K , fl ' MYRA DOW TAMMY EDWARDS CAROL FRAZIER Wllbertorce Columbus Dayton f y . .Ji ...ah LORIBETH GARNER BABAJIDE GEORGE LEROY GRIFFIN XGDIG Lagos, NIQSTICI Bl'0OklYf'l, New York XR. SYDNERIA GRIFFIN GETA GORDON BENIANN HARRELL Chicago, lllinols Loulsvllle, Kentucky Youngstown -7-.5 JENNIFER HARRIS LAWRENCE HERBERT Phlladelphla, Pennsylvanla Phlladelphla, Pennsylvanla I l I 1 I BENJAMIN JOHNSON KEITH JOHNSON Phlladelphla, Pennsylvania East St. Louls, llllnols HATTIE JONES MARTHA JONES St. Louls, Mlssourl Charleston, Mlssourl THOMAS MINTER JOYCE MONTGOMERY Buffalo, New York SprIrl0fl6ld I KEVIN JACKSON Dayton MARY JOHNSON Dayton TYRONE MC GUNIA Cleveland SANDRA MORRIS Delrolt, Mlchlgan KAREN MURPHY DONNA PHILLIPS KEVIN PREWITT I'ICIT1IIIOI'1 Cleveland CISVGIGDCI T1-, RONNIE RICE KIMBERLY RUSH KAYCEE SALAMI Washington, D.C. Cincinnati Lagos, Nlgerla ig LOUIS SIMMONS DAVID SMITH KAY STOCKETT Washington, D.C. Elkhart, Indlana Sandusky WANDA THURMOND ROSIE TURNER KEVIN WASHINGTON Cleveland COIUTTIDLIS NGSITVIIIS, TBTITISSSGG .,I. YOLANDA WILLIAM DARYLL WILLIAMS JEFFREY WILLIAMS Clnclnnatl Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Cincinnati CSU WEST JUNIORS CLIFFORD BALLARD DORIS BALLARD BILLY GENE BROOKS Dayton Dayton DGVIOD 4 IDRIS BUSARI LARRY DUNN DONNA HICKS Nlgerid Defrolf, Mlchlqdn Dayton 11,15 , r.. E. 1 ii, 'A L 1 L Li if Hi , VELMA JORDAN NINA MILLER HABEEB SHAFEEK DOYf0I'1 DGYLOTI DOYLOIW TINSEY TARRANT DGYLOD 1 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 1 NATALIE TUCK BBGUITIOFIL, Texas From left--Laverne Kidd, secretory, qkneelingjg Eliose Blockshere, vice-president Cseotedjg Tommy Rachel. senator: Roosevelt Corson, president: Brenda Dewberry, record- ing secretary: Alice Afzel, corresponding SeCl'efGI'Y, fSeCfedJj Robyn SOITIDSOH, hiSfOI'i' an, kneeling. . 9 F . Q, . ' Q Q 'N V X . ,- . 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Kappa men, including Dr. Joseph Lewis Dr Arthur Thomas and Mr Thomas Maultsby gathered to pose with fellow Kappa man, Congressman Louls Stokes addressed a Central State University Convocation in April. -Ii B N 3' V71 XF' r' 'P'- f 71 3 , yah. 3 . - -i . - if 1 3 CLUBS AND GRGANIZATIONS OMEGA PSI PHI Hgh, KAPPA ALPHA PSI ALPHA PHI ALPHA 'll IIT fi... ' PHI BETA SIGMA 'iffl MIAKA ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA Q 'X' QM? QA PM NAR 4-in ,sal-.1 ik ' ' V ZETA PHI BETA NSN' YW B5-2, 'Y f ,- . 1 mum PHI GAMMA NU PHAROAHS AND PHARETTES THE LODGE ALPHA KAPPA MU L. OPSI INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY CLUB AMBASSADORS OF CHRIST 53, MN FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES HPER CLUB I.0.C D. C. PRE-ALUMNI CLUB I ' If BIOLOGICAL SOCIETY I . 'vffii A A MARKETING CLUB 'Pa ,L I .F w i A F K 1 4-. A g mn ETA PHI MU ALPHA C.S.U. FASHION ASSOCIATION STUDENT SENATE -U x fr' -?i .:nf nv ,F .z' nf v ,pi 5- L , wr, - 1,-Ak:', 'I G T ON v I- E E U E E 2 0 U Spring commencement was held June 8, 1980 in the C.S.U. Beacom Gymnasium. The address was delivered by Dr. James E. Cheek, president of Howard Univer- sity. An honorary doctorate degree was conferred on the Honorable Damon J. Keith of Detroit, Michigan. James Farmer, '67 president of the C.S.U. General Alum- ni Assoc. presided over the alumni induction of the senior class. Summer commencement was held August 17, 1980 in the Paul Robeson Perform- ing Arts Center. The com- mencement address was delivered by Mr. Dennis Dowdell Jr., '67 counsel, Di- vision of Employee Benefits, U.S. Dept. of Labor, Office of the Solicitor. James Farm- er, '67, president of the C.S.U. General Alumni Assoc. presided over the alumni induction of the senior class. .-,,f,- .W I . 'o 'J AQ a 'r 0 9 Q l.?. I . 0 r . -. ,,nr ' 6 , rl 1 . g, 'a 0 I'zl ,.,,., ,- ZTQ' wr ,. vmmlx T fel, 1 -,,,- Lal- -FT4 Q W ,fm ,ff Dun NP -ui Irs. ' rf ' gm ,ge f M 4- v 1, ' hi ' J- . fx? ff Lf' 4 nv- - v H 2 ' M 'Ei 7 1 A P Sa A3-fri -' . U f .1 uhftri 'P V' ' x U ,' , -- . 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'I fl! l 161' Q-95 631 ' TA l 3 in -' ffl! '1'Kf5' S A g Vx . in QA - 4.,Q4, 'F' 4...-Q. fw tv fav' , Eu .H is A X 1 X - 'rf E .., ' U is W A A 4 'A leg Z 'A ' V 1' 1 fr 15 s ' x' I N I ' , I r . ga K' ffl- N tg. 5 I .1 ' -bi- .' 1- Q22 Aw 'ii K , 5' - v i 732:- ,f- -be 5 M fr O 1' ':?k -f'-'S 21 'X ,A A .y, Y 4. X .X 8 CP' -am., QE ,laf ff f l , x 'F' Av Km I- CD D I D Mr. Dennis Dowdell Jr., '67, delivered the commencement or 1 ' Yi ' , 'ip ' - I ' ekj' ' tr Gwendolyn Montgomery gives the response of th class of '80. r 4 1 ' I X 1 I 111.7 '1 -N4 ' It cjw- - mi- j. L , ' - ' , u,..2 i tw t V i, , , f i , , , -,.. si 'ri EQ f i x bb, Q ,-. A Frances Hawkins registrar, and Fred J. Mabra Sr., director of personnel. Absent was Helene B. Lt. Colonel Keyes commissions Brian E. McCrary as a 2nd Lieutenant into the United States Army. Dr. Newsom Introduces James Farmer '67, presi- Mr. Farmer lnducts the class of '80 into the CSU General Alumnl Association. dent, CSU General Alumni Association. - A ,2-, all For God! FOI' Cehfrdl! For State! ,e 'H , Q. ,.. :A , Y .f 1 A -I, . Af' 3'- ' . J AI ' .- 5 I ' ' -Ls. , Y, . sg. ui fp' 'I72 v i 1 i I . 4 i I . , fx i raduate Pat King and famiiy represent four generations of CSU gradu- '95, O i O Graduate Gloria Smith and family Dr. Newsom joins Mr. Dennis Dowdell and family. --lggvf-rz I RS 1980 SE MALVA ALEXANDER SAMMARRA ALLEN ERIC BOONE GARY ALLEN VI v fi 'Q L, E CAROLYN BLUNT CASSANDRA BOSTIC TRACI BOWERMAN SABRINA BREWTON DARYL BRYANT DONALD BRAME i M IKE BROOKS w GAE BRYANT JOHNNY BREWTON MARK BROOKS ZADIE BUCKNER CARLETTE CAUL Jr' RALPH CAMP ANGELA CARR -is df- 'TN ...i LINDA CAYTON LILLIAN COBB A -:A FRIEDA COFIELD Q , le A f J ' A Q73 EXP ' r . o l.- u MALINA COLEMAN ADRIENNE CRAWFORD RICKY DAVIS TALMADGE DAVISON JR JACK DAY KEITH DANIELS BERNADETTE DOCKERY BARBARA DONELSON PHILLIP DUNLAP YOLANDA EARLEY JEFFREY DENNIS v I I I I EDDIE DOTSON SHARON ELLIS UCHE EWO CLAUDE FAMBROUGH DUANE FOSTER 1:-V--.-af' ' ' A-inf -'ff' -An 'W SHARON FRENCH TIM GARNER MICHAEL GLOVER GIDGET GORDON BRENDA GREENE MICHAEL GRIFFIN H. I I JAMES HALL III JOCELYN HAMILTON BRYON HARPER KAREN HARRELL JAMES HARRIS I if L r CARLIECE HART KATHERINE HAYES It ll, KEVIN HILL MONYA HILL CHERYL HINTON -.wx A ' 'irff ,, . -7 I I I ?. I BETTY HOLLINS CAROLYN HOWARD ff' Vi DEBRA HOWARD KEL-ECIA HUGUELY 'Q 1 ,. 7 .,,. 'F 1: 'vw . F2525 3 -as- .4- GLORIA HUNTER ANDREW IDIAKE BAYO IJELU -T 7:51-iiff':, 105' 'lf YVONNE ISAACS DEBORAH JACKSON BOBBIE JILMON v .1 , . J 111533 :IQ H59 H , iEviff3f-'H' i HV 1,-22-5'?'i2Y E5 - e .qi . , Gfibggf my 1-AJ 333'-.ilxf ' Q ing' Q' Ii TERESA JOHNSON JOHN JONES MELVA JONES SHERRI JONES THOMAS KELLY JR. PATRICIA KING CARLA LANDRUM I WALTER LEE DALE LINDER V- -- -1 fm-1 H LORI LOLLIS BRIAN MC CRAY QE. GERALD MC CRAY PATRICIA MC INTYRE MARK MC MILLAN i 5 Q ,,. W w 5 R M N VANTHONY MC MULLAN CAWYANNA MC NAIR 0 9 3 C 3 7 uf fl 5 -, J JUANITA MELTON NORMAN MONNING DARLENE MORRIS 5-54, if . . . s' '-2-1f'eif.+- Ke ' , .- , .ap U efa iezfl WILBUR NIXON I LARRY NORTON KENNETH OKAFOR STEPHANIE O'NEAL .. W, t Q ,L 1' . 1. , I . V 1 I 'Q ' 1 ff hff 1 -if f'f h LAW 'f . 1 ,Tri- T- , . . , ,, . .44 ,T VICTOR ORIAKI 1 'I87 '. ...ew - ':. r'.: 9',T' -1 1-f , , ,fr-7-,, ,1 4g:?'JgL.:53 1 ' f1'f,'.2g1a21':H5 'Ihl,fsfi-LI:E.:f3g- 'MM 5,-ng? -5 I Q .-.Ln I -i.,.:.zR:-,--. -GH--If-,-74-tu Y ye N ar 1, I I 'va U' 'Aa J1 g4Q '31 Y' W +L ., . '15 1 1 I. A 3 ., . .5 I , , :I SHIRLEY PAGAN VALERIA PEARSON I I I I MICHAEL PENN ENRICO PERKINS KAREN PERKINS KENNETH PHOENIX DAVID RICHARDSON 5-1 ALFRED RODGERS ANNISE PRUITT VIRGIL RAWLS CHARLES ROBINSON ELAINE ROBINSON DARRYL ROGERS ROBYN ROGERS iff 3? . EVERETT SAMUELS LAWERENCE SANDERLIN CAROL SCOTT RACHEL SCOTT I' ' iii, JANICE SPEARMAN EARL SMITH GLORIA SMITH JOE SPICER TERRON STEWART LEONARD SWANIGAN LARRY TAYLOR 4 3 I J SCHAVES TIDWELL MERVINE THOMAS LESA TAYLOR BARBARA THOMPSON JAMES THRASH DWAYNE TURNER SHARON TYLER r -x -..-L-.W JS,-X. L -- Y' ff:---31.51-1 3 -fm 2 L Q., v, , ,QE ,. '41,-,.1 ' if A. E: '17, ,-fi: 1 ,, : gm-5 , , ROMONA WALKER QUENNIE WALLACE TERESA TYREE ELMER UNDERWOOD L BARBARA WALTERS I I 'I MARK WELLS KENNETH WHEATEN ERIC WILLIAMS 'Q-LT '-5-6 1 QQCJVXJLM- V I GEORGE WILLIAMS MARY WILLIAMS ROBERT WILLIAMS JEANNINE WILLS Y. 0 rn!!- WILLIAM wlLsoN EUNICE WOODARD LEONARD WRIGHT JR GLYNN YOUNGBLOOD ik Q 1 5 ,y 4 4 4 , Q. wud ' 43-5 xv.-:'W :P P9f'1 ' . .-4, . A 431,-. k f -15 f- fl .2agnwgagyggg-u1fi1.,,5.g.:i,:,ty:,555.,:,.,AA?5 v---as--.4 1 . 'Hr- , . w aww P 3 E X r .M I' STX ll-ty., A , V Dr. Newsom with CSU olumnus O'NeiI Swanson. ltssogood t?0ll?1QIogvl1 help Dr. Newsom opened the CSU United Wcy Fund ccmpoign by presenting his pledge cord to Dr. Rubin Weston ond Dr. Fuod Suleimon, co-cholrmen of the United Woy drive. ,U U ,gee A e ,.., 7..- we , Dr. Newsom discuss campus reconstruction with some Xenia business- men. 197 54.5.1 ,S DR. ARTHUR E. THOMAS, Vice Pfesideni for ACGdemiC Affairs A VE L r Q I Y, A1 Ki , Hu ' 4 r 8 fag Q ' ' N w 1 ri ,L Fv mi' 1 ' . A -X... ' ' -f R. FUAD SULEIMAN, Associate Vlce-President for Unlversl Df- 5Uf6imGH with SGDCHOF John Glenn- Relations. 'Aa 7- ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Ig .11 'mf ' 'P ... -.ff '! I N -: Z I -Xl' .. I , -I ILA, '. I I r GDS' -I , 'N . -i i , - MR. RALPH SHEPPARD DR. WARREN WEBBER Business Manager Dlrectorflnstitutlonal Research Gnd FGCIIIIIeS Plcnhlhg DR. WALTER GILLIARD Deon of SIUdSl'IIS V. F 4.1 sux. MR. TEKESTE ABRAHAM MR. JOSEPH ANTHONY MRS. DOLORES DUTEIL Ass't Business Managerfcontroller Asslstant to the President Unlversity Relations 'fn-C A U A i I' ,f E' .ami MS. BLANCHE MAYO MRS. PATRICIA NEAL MS. AUDREY NORMAN H.E.P.S.jI.S.P. Prlnt Sh0pfGrClphIc Arts I.S.P.fSDIP I I is MRS. MARSELLA SAMPSON MR. WALTER SELLERS DIrectorfCareer Planning and DlrectorfAIumnl and Community Placement At1aIrs .S M il, FACULTY .-.X . e.-,...fT:vF 1 unfit I C .f' -if I- E . I'1-WI I . II' f.r'.'Irf 'l. I. ' I' ' .. -'l vI JI' .I ' .vt 2117,-. ' ,- - rl. rf-,, ,,. , H . E- V. - ' -.1 , .,,. , T' 5 ' .. W ,V f I I . . 1: , ,V . ' ' W--' Y 14, ,gl 4 , ,W DR. LUCY HAYDEN MS. ANNIE STEINER DR. JOSEPH LEWIS Chairperson, English English Hlstoryfupwcrrd Bound fp. W1 DR. LOIS PELEKOUDAS, Chairperson, History and DR. JEFFREY CRAWFORD, Acting Chairperson, Philosophy, talk wlth students during cr studentftcrculty workshop session. DR. OM DIKSHIT MS. CAROLYN BROUGHTON DR. ELAINE RODNEY ChclirpersonfEorth Science English Dlrector of Testing I' 555 'i DR. HERBERT WATKINS DR. RODNEY WYSE MRS. VANDADEAN FULTON DecnfCoItege ot Business Business Aclminlstratlon Nutrition Admlntstrotlon 2 ....--an-1--. A ... DR. BERNARD JOHNSON DR. ALBERT SCHLEUTER Mr. ALEKSANDAR SVAGER ChcirpersonfChemistry Chemistry ChoIrpersonfPhysIcs .Hx 1 DR. THYRSA SVAGER ChClfDef5OnfMGfh I. V 1.5 S, 1 ,H mf- IE Dr. BRYANT CRAWFORD, JR. Chairpersonflndusirial and Technical Education ,- ,,,,4 DR. WILLIAM GRISSOM DR. JERRIE MC GILL MR. 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