Clark Atlanta University - Panther Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1986 volume:

Clark College Panther • 1986 Student Life ... 39 lP-1 Features ... 123 Organizations... 49 i | Classes ... 145 Homecoming ... 79 I ,1 Staff Faculty ... 193 Sports ... 97 I I Index ... 197 Salomon Shomade Feature Editor Emphasis On Excellence, Then and Now A cat goes in. A panther comes out. The tunnel of change performs wonders. jl . The change of the cat into the panther reflects our theme this year. Em- phasis on Excellence, Then and Now. Clark College continues to change the domestic cat to the panther. It continues to change students of not much voice to the leaders of the society. It continues to perform wonders everyday. Its founding right after the Emancipation Proclamation as a “School on a Hill,” its motto, “Culture for Service” and its development since 1869 reveals how Clark College has always laid Emphasis on Excellence. Clark College, founded in 1869 by the Freedmen’s Aid Society and named after its first president, Bishop D. W. Clark, has been graduating men and women who have always contributed to the excellence of our society. A four-year, co-educational, liberal arts college, its location in the center of Atlanta, which is the business capital of the South, provides students with services needed to develop both academically and socially. Since 1941, Clark College, a member of Atlanta University Center, continues to be part of the established and growing center. With the leadership of its hard-working 19th president — Dr. Elias Blake and its first woman vice-president, Dr. Gloria Scott, the faculty continues to focus on the objectivity of achieving excellence in their considerations. The year of 1985 brings us the change of curriculum and the costly improve- ment of the Quantitive Skills lab for students’ benefit. We, the students in Clark College not only excel academically, but lay great emphasis on our extracurricular activities. Excellence is achieved and shared with the variety of students who come from various parts of the country and other parts of the globe. The theme of thus yearbook, Emphasis on Excellence, Then and Now reflects our continuous development in various forms. 11 was once written that a journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. This quest for Excellence begins. V. i The Turning of a Single Page ■ ier 60 •' 1 i By Whitney Young Dedication raThe students of Clark X College would like to dedicate the 1986 Panther to Mr. Roy Bolton in recog- nition of his tireless and un- ending dedication to Clark College. For over 26 years, Mr. Bolton has been instrumen- tal in our financial growth and development at Clark College. He is especially noted for being the assis- tant director of business af- fairs. He has instilled in us a sense of pride and loyalty to ourselves and Clark Col- lege. This is our opportunity to thank Mr. Roy Bolton for his years of caring and sharing. Always ready with a kind word and warm smile to make it all seem worthwhile. Therefore, we, the 1986 Panther Staff on behalf of the entire Clark College student body salute MR. ROY BOLTON. Photos by Whitney Young 13 VICE-PRESIDENT •R. GLORIA SCOTT i ■ ■ ■■ ■■■■— .i Mr. Charles Stephens Vice-President of Development Mr. Curtis Gillespie Dean of Student Affairs Mr.Cliflon Rawls Admissions Director Dr. Melvin Webb Dean of Faculty Mrs. Nellie Mitchell Special Assistant to the Dean Mrs. Mary Ware Asst. Dean for Student Affairs Ms. Geri Blanche! Director of College Relations Ms. Jean Humphrey Acting Title 111 Director Mrs. Shiriey Williams Director Planning and Budget ADMINISTRATION Ms. Marion Elbert Title HI Coordinator Ms. Michell Clark Admissions Secretary Ms. Dahlia Williams Administrative Secretary Development Ms. Dorothy Freeman Adm. Asst. Registrar's Office Ms. Beverly Mai com Dir. Faculty Sec. Service Mrs. Doris Smith Administrative Asst. President’s Office Mrs. Dolores Hooks Secretary President’s Office Mr. Fredrick Fresh Registrar Mrs. Phyllis McCrary Secretary Business Affairs Ms. Lillian Johnson Vice-President’s Secretary Mr. Horace Henry Asst. Director of Admissions Mrs. Janice Lewis Office Manager College Relations Dr. Gerald Durley Interim Consultant to the President Mr. Nathaniel Williams Director Business Affairs Ms. Dorris Wright Assistant Director Alumni Affairs Ms. Paula Young Director of Research Development Mr. Deric Gilliard Information Office College Relations Ms. Victona Burke Assistant Professor Social Welfare Ms. Karen Cole Administrative Assistant to the Dean Mr. Terry Harrington Senior Associate Cooperative Science Project Sam Baldwin Associate Director of Planning and Budget Dr. Alcxa Henderson Chairwoman Division of General Education Ms. Minnie Moore Director Cooperative Learning Center Mrs. Marie Suttles Adm. Sec. Alumni Affairs Dr. Larry Ear -in Chairman Social Science Dept of Social Cultural Robert Fishman Chairman Division of Social Cultural Studies Dr. Helaine Daniels Director of the Center for Faculty Development STAFF Mrs. Gretchen Machachlen Scleman Simpson Research Associate Instructor General Social Welfare Education Division STAFF 4 Antoinette Christian Financial Aid Office Dr. Thelma Spencer Education Testing Services Mr. Mark Marshall Counseling Department Mr. James Robinson Clarancc Anderson Painter Building And Grounds Sonja Hart Switchboard Operator Darrow Hambrick Groundman Building and Grounds Edgar Knox Building and Grounds Sondra Brooks Planning Budgeting ■ Staff and Faculty Business Affairs Mr. Roy Bolton Asst. Director O.C. Dotson Staff Assistant Mable Cole Cashier Reginu Simmons Keypunch Operator Deborrah Bibbs Student Accta. Ruselind McLarin Payroll Acct. Art Music English Dr. Emmanuel Asihene Chairman Art Department Dr. Florence Robinson Chairwoman. Div. of Humanity Music Dept. Dr. Dilla Buckner Chairwomen English Department Ms. Belinda Peters Mr. James Jones Ms. Janice Liddell Art Department College Organist Associate Professor English Dc-pt. Mr. Christopher Hickey Art Department Mr. Mark Boozer Instructor Music Dept. Mrs. Alimah Maoud Secretary English Department 21 Faculty MATH . . . PHYSICAL ED . . . Dr. Man Sharma Associate Professor Mathematics Ms.Varona Wyxnn Instructor Mathematics Mr. Calvin Clifton Associate Professor Mathematics Mrs. Dorothy Bowie Assistant Professor Mathematics Mr. Larry Hardy Assistant Professor Mathematics Dr. Edward McClean Athletic Director Mr. Robert Pritchett Mr. Jesse McClardy Mr. Raymond Hughes Head Basketball Head Football Coach Head Track Coach Men coach 22 BUSINESS . . . PSYCHOLOGY. . . BIOLOGY. . . Mr. Kenneth Ford Instructor Business Administration Mr. William Brown Instructor Business Administration Mr. Herbert Bridgewater Instructor Business Education Mr. Luther Burton Instructor Business Administration Dr. Carson Lee Chairman Psychology Mrs. Jean Williams Assistant Professor Psychology Dr. Barbara Jones Professor Business Administration Mr. E.M. Laws Assoc. Professor Biology 23 Faculty MASS COMMUNICATION . . . Dr. Frank Johnson Chairman Mass Communications Ms. Dawn Scotland Instructor Mass Communications Mrs. Murdcll McFarlin Instructor Mass Communications Mr. Herbert Eichclbcrgcr Coordinator of Instructional Media, Mass Communications Miss Maria Moflitt Development Coordinator WCLK, Mass Communications Ms. Pat Hurse Administrative Assistant Mass Communications Mr. Preston Blakeley General Manager WLCK Mass Communications Ms. Carol Peck Instructor Mass Communications Ms. Betty Chaney Instructor Mass Communications 24 c A M P U s H I G H L I G H T Those Who Walked Through Seated: (left to right) James P. Brawley, Carl Ware, Clarence Coleman, R. Cohen. Standing: (left to right) Rev. A.S. Dickerson, Virgl Scott, Eugene Brown, and E.L. Simon. Miss Clark Mauline Mouzon 1st att. Carolyn Jackson 2nd att. Patricia Sykes The Tunnel of Excellence Those who walked through the tunnel that was presented before them, As Panthers, faced many new obstacles that had to be conquered. As conquerors, they met ev- ery challenge head on, in good spirits and inten- tions. As pacesetters, they put forth their best in pro- viding outstanding activi- ties and unity throughout the school. As pacers, when they reach their light of success, they will reside in the Panther do- main and reign Trium- phant. By Whitney Young A TRIBUTE TO By Sylvia Young tribute to black women, 1 and important means. With important gentlemen and lovely queens. A tribute to black, is definitely a fact, To think we’re this far from way — way — back. A tribute to black women, is not a sin, They have a right to come up and come in. At least one if not all, Tribute them something little, if not tall. A tribute to black women, recovering from a stage, A tribute to black, from every age. Black Women are important in this world, Even our little babies who are growing up into big girls. This is now, That was then. When we didn’t tribute to black women. s BLACK WOMEN From Long Hours of Studies To Long Days of Classes Life At Clark College Photos by Whitney Young 38 Pholo By Whitnty Young 39 Photos by Whitney Young Clark College hosted the 19th Annual Career Day Friday, Sept. 27, in the Leonidas Epps Gymnasium of the Vivian Wilson Henderson Center. The event, which involves participation by all of the A.U.C. schools and featured recruiters from 100 major corporations, is sponsored by the A.U.C. Career Planning and Placement Services de- partment. Every Clark Student should take advan- tage of this golden opportunity, according to Georgia Jones, Clark’s placement director. “The experience will be good for the students just because they’ll have a chance to talk to these people (recruiters) in an informal atmosphere,” she said. “It will be very helpful to our students and gives the college an opportunity to find out what students need to do to get jobs with these companies.” Career Day, which runs from 9 a.m. 4 p.m., will feature the return of several Clarkites who have made the successful transition into the business community, including Michael Hooks with IBM, Vicki Pittman of Con Edison and Virgil Scott. “This is a chance to really make our school look good and become even better known than we are among these employers,” added Jones. “Every teacher should urge that each student attend at least part of Career Day.” No. 1 Place In the AUC 42 Photos By Whitney Young Life With the Men of James P. Brawley Hall This Building Was Also Named After The Great President Emeritus James P. Brawley Photos By Whitnry Young 45 MUCH Photo By Whitney Ycmng 48 Photos By Whitney Young ALPHA PHI OMEGA — i « J ( i I I 50 � 51 Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority — Bottom row, from left to right: Vivian Bell, Tynesee Butler, Beth Bolden, Tracey Matthews, Katherine Newbie, Ruby Lane, Robin Glover, Tracye Carter. Middle row, from left to right: Cassandra Wilson, Deltrye Eagle, Celia Holloway, Kristen Brown, Zelda Kitchens, Donna Ramsey. Back, from left to right: Jenee Conner, Johnetta Davis, Tamila Brown, Kellye Carter, Jocelyn Bryant, Deloria Stewart, Tracy Williams, Seretha Crayton, Joanaa Parker, Shevette McLendon, Amanda Collier, Deborah Marshall. Pnotcn By whtinty Young On January 16, 1908, a group of young ladies at Howard Universi- ty founded the first Greek letter Sorority for Black ladies. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, incorporated. The name Alpha Kappa Alpha means the first, and during its 60 or more years existence, Al- pha Kappa Alpha has remained first in meeting the needs of the Black people. Being an AKA consists of hard work, time consuming and sometimes expen- sive. When you become an AKA you add the responsibility of making sure that the sorority name is clear from any disrepu- table action. It is also fun when working along with the members in carrying out service projects and relation with other black women, communities and cam- puses. 1st row: Aliece Brown, Jackie Rogers, Kathy Curtis, Daphine Jackson, Rolena Stegall, Lydia Brandon, Earllouetle Dabney. 2nd row: Elnetta Mitchell, Tracey Rix, Batisa Edwards, Lisa Lawrence, Mary Beth Blending. 3rd row: Sharon Hubbard, Carol Johnson, Carla Bell, Lisa Merkerson, Yalon Dirickson. Photos By Whitney Young £yigma Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., was orga- nized on the Clark College cam- pus on May 6, 1931 with nine active members. Deltas are found partici- pating and leading in every activity of the campus, always cognizant of their duty of upholding the ideals visual- ized by the Founders of the Sorority; the developing of finer womanhood. Of the many projects adopted by Sigma Chapter, there is one which they considered the most important and it was the founding of a Chil- dren’s Library at the Harris Memori- al Hospital of Atlanta Georgia. 54 ROOF-ROOF (MURSA •pii’J Siralmtily BETA PSI Omega Pei Phi Fraternity, From left to right: James Robinson, Jerome Wright, Derrick Martin, Rick Mullgrau, Raymond Ingram, D. Fitzgerald Wilson, Michael Cooks, Not pictured — Terry Lewis. Omega came to Clark College in fall of 1922 when Beta Psi Chapter became the College’s first Greek letter organi- zation. Established nationally in 1911, the Omega spirit has be- come a mystic thing ... half hu- man and semi-sacred ... having been made so by the enormous souls who lent their ideals, percep- tions, and hopes to an idea and carved of it something refined, something which breathes and stirs, which alters and illuminates human history. Officers: From left to right: James Robinson — Basileus, Derrick Martin — Chaplain, Raymond Ingram — Kaper of Finance, D. Fitzgerald Wilson — Keeper of Peace, Michael Cooks, Vice Basileus. 56 57 AffifiA Pj3 AEPA Alpha Sweethearts — Joya Jones, Catrina L. Melton, Katrina Johnson, Monica, MarQuite Washington, Dana White, Barbara Murrain, Felicia Robbins. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity — Johnathan Watkins, Financial Sec.; Eric Echols (Eric J. Echols — Vice Pres.); Marvin Dickerson (Recording Sec. Historian); Michael Wilson, Parliamentarian Assit. Dean of Pledgees; James Ramer Jr.; Clinton E. Smith Jr., Treasurer, Dean of Probates; Earl P. Jackson, Sweetheart Coordinator; Joseph Watkins; Bruce R. Davis, Dean of Pledgees. A lpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. was established De- I cember 4, 1904 at Cornell University by a group of men who perceived a common goal of manly deeds, scholarships, and love for all mankind. Today, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, boasts over eighty thousand initiates since the fraternity was founded in 1906. Their motto is “First of all, service to all, we shall transcend all.” There are 500 chap- ters throughout college campuses all over the nation, as well as in the West Indies, Europe, Africa, Vietnam, and the Vir- gin Islands. The Alpha Phi Chapter of Clark College was founded on January 28,1927 by our own James P. Brawley, Mat- thew Davage, and Luther E. Brooks. The brothers of Alpha Phi Chapter sponsor over 70 campus and community sendee activities annually. 58 Photos By Whitney Young 59 GOMAB ms mm mmk The most important aspect about Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, or any organi- zation, is essentially its philosophy. The basic philosophy of the Fraternity is best expressed in their motto: “Culture for service and Service for Humanity.” Howev- er, it can be spelled out to mean brother- hood, service, and scholarship. Phi Beta Sigma is true brotherhood dedicated to ser- vice through the application of education and scholarship. This brotherhood does not foster a selfish approach to life, but rather one of universal brotherhood and under- standing. 60 Z?£®A PP liESA Pholot By Whitney Young Purpose of Zeta Phi Beta Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. was found- ed on January 16,1920 on the campus of Howard University by Arizona Cleaver Stemmons, Viola Tyler Goings, Myrtle Tyler Faithful, Pearl A. Neal and Fannie Pettie Watts. Later, Zeta Phi Beta and Phi Beta Sigma became the First official Greek-letter sister and brother organiza- tions. The ladies of Zeta Phi Beta have been outstanding in carrying its share of com- munity relief work, in participation in voluntary services such as visits to the Sadie G. Mays Nursing Home and par- ticipating in one of their biggest national projects — The stork’s Nest. The soror- ity also contributes to The March of Dimes. Psi Chapter of Clark College is com- posed of a group of dynamic and “unified young ladies.” These ladies strive in their motto the “Epitome of Finer Woman- hood” for scholarship, service and sister- ly love. 63 Photo� By Whitney Young 1985-86 Cheerleaders Vernon 64 Photos by Whitney Young Clark College Marching Band 66 67 1985-86 Flag Girls 68 Holmes Hall Holmes Hall Senate Left to Right 1. Shea Bolton 5. Patrice Howard 2. Plentis Lowe 6. Not pictured—Barbara Murrain 3. Charlotte Jordon 7. Not pictured—Nahomie Deliare 4. Sharon Maxwell 70 Pfeiffer Hall Pfeiffer Hall Senate From left to right 4. Elisa Rucker 1. Dana White 5. Joi Rutherford 2. Sherry Wilson 6. Michelle Daniels 3. Saidah Muhummad 7. Not pictured — Keua Jackson Brawley Hall 71 College Student Broadcasting Clark College Gospel Choir Clark College Gospel Choir Regina Odum, Christopher L. Mathis, Sha Cross, Teresa Coxon, Michelle C. Daniels, Jacguelyn L. Butts, Valerie Russell, Alice Cannon, Dawnlisa Edwards, Marvin Dickinson — President, Joseph B. Tyson III — Vice President, Martin Jakes —- Coordinator. The Clark College Inspirational Voices of Faith Gospel Choir, I.V.O.F. has been under the supervision of Rev. Paul Easley since 1980. However, the choir began functioning many years prior to this date. The choir was organized to support chapel services and the chapel ministry. In conjunction, students who were looking for spiritual motivation sought to become a member of I.V.O.F. Because the choir is conducted under student leadership the members have an opportu- nity to be creative and reach their potential. The gospel choir promotes student leadership bible study worship and witness of spiritual life for the campus. 72 Honors Program Officers of Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society Kappa Theta Chaptei-----Eric C. Plummer — President, Michael Hart — Vice- President, Renita Humphrey — Secretary, Joyce Hester — Treasurer, Adebago Bello — Parliamentarian. Members of Alpha Kappa Mu National Society Kappa Theta Chapter — Ronald E. Alexander, Marcia K. Ash, Marcia Y. Cooper, Deltrye L. Eagle, Batisa S. Edwards, Daphine L. Jackson, Tracey D. Matthews, Pamela M. Ne, Sylvanus O. Ogogoh, Diane D. Dixson, Lynnette M. Hamilton, Yenecia L. McDaniel, Green L. Smith, Irvin I. Thomas, Carla L. Watkins, Alberta C. McGhee, Pamela A. Holliman, Joseph H. Robichaux, Jacquelyn K. Booze, Ferewoine Haile. Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor So- ciety was founded November 26,1937 at Tennessee A T State College in Nashville. The idea for A.K.M. was con- vinced by Dr. George W. Gore, Jr., then Dean of Tennessee A T encourage sincere and zealous endeavors in all fields of knowl- edge and service; to cultivate a high order of personal living; and to develop an apprecia- tion for scholarly endeavors in others. The general requirements for member- ship into Alpha Kappa Mu is an overall G.P.A. of 3.3 and a candidate must have at least attained the junior level in college. In addition to the two national rules; the Al- pha Kappa Mu Selection Committee of Kappa Theta Chapter also requires a can- didate to fully participate in an observation period; diligent work on a service project that will be assigned by the selection com- mittee; and a candidate must participate in the induction ceremony. Women’s Resource Center The Purpose of the organization is: • To encourage substantial participation on women issues. • To provide opportunities for sutdents to meet with the leadership of other organizations locally and nationally. • To stimulate containing interest in and commit- ment to all students at Clark College. Women Resource Center, From left to right: Yvette Gray — Assistant Director, Ms. Dee-Dee Wright — Advisor, Michelle McClain — Director, and children from resource center. • The Women’s Resource Center sponsors an annual symposium, retreat and an ongoing child care program. • Conducts annual polls on issues of the day, both educationally and politically. • The Women’s Resource Center sponsors an annual symposium and retreat. Clark College Chapter of the National Association of Black Accountants NABA The Clark College Chapter of the Treasurer; Bruce R. Davis, President, Kristel National Association of Black R. Delph, Secretary. Accountants (NABA) — Kathy E. Curtis, Computer Science Mathematics Club Computer Science Mathematics Club, Advisor, Clovis Y. Griggs, Andrewnetta left to right: Kathy Mobley, Donna Marsh — Williams, Joi L. Rutherford, Connie Vaughn, President, Brenda Higdon — Vice President, Gregory G. Dunn, Renetta Hood, Marquita Y. Timothy Cook — Parliamentarian, Yolanda Cooper. Mapp, Patricia Sumter, Michael Lewis — Officers: President — Donna Marsh, Vice President — Marchell Lancaster, Parliamentarian — Tim Cook, Business Brenda Higdon, Secretary — Tonya Cason, Treasurer — Manager — Charetta Beasley. The purpose is to reinforce a stronger working The Computer Science and Mathematics Club’s relationship with students in the areas of annual fee is eighteen dollars. The club will meet Computer Science and Mathematics, and to twice a month. Every member should be a provide the opportunity for a wider learning process Computer Science or Mathematics major with a 2.0 in our field of endeavor. average or above. 74 Getting to know ourselves is a lifetime job, the first knowledge is knowledge of self. Every contact, every experience and every day should broaden our vision into our lives or ourselves. Unfortunately, many influences have been working against the pro- cess of self-discovery, therefore we find our- selves in a society full of people blind to them- selves. Life would not be so difficult if we had not lost the simple keys to discovering who we are. The keys are so obvious that even people in the most simple societies don’t have any problems with their identity. They have not been blinded from the most basic natural pro- cesses that feed the human being knowledge to himself. The human mind is equipped with a self survival process that inspires us with urges that move us in the direction of con- structive life. We have been accustomed to listening to everything except ourselves, we should take every opportunity to listen to our- selves and listen to the inner movement of the world around us. We should never accept easy answers as complete in discovering ourselves. We should use the valid clues of life as steps toward knowing ourselves. The only easy steps to self- knowledge are living and seeking to understand our lives. If we follow the steps of wise men from the past to generate our thoughts, self discovery becomes simple. To My Best Friends Mike and Jeff A Friend A friend is a person you can really talk to, a friend gives help when you don’t know what to do. A friend is a person you can really trust from the end of the trail, from dust to dust. To have a true friend you can real- ly count on, is to know you had a friend when they’re gone. A friend can be a lady, man, boy, or girl, you can make many friends all over the world. To count on them, they should be able to count on you. So you can help them when they’re lost too. If you trust and help them and they trust and help you, then that’s when you consider yourself having a truthful friend. By: Whitney Young 75 Greeks Stepped for Upward Bound Program 1 w ® Salman Shomade Features Editor Quantitative Skills Laboratory e intend to develop each student’s quantitative skills,” said President Elias Blake in his address at the opening Convocation. The Quantitative Skills Laboratory founded in October, 1983 is one of the growing centers at Clark. It is equipped with 32 Apple Computers, 2 Macintosh Computers and 25 IBM Computers. These IBM Computers are placed in a new room designed for the expansion of the lab. There is also a Scan- Tron Data Terminal machine used for grading Multiple- Choice answer sheets. “Students must realize the importance of possessing knowl- edge about computers in order to be part of the corporate world,” said Dr. Man Sharma, the director of the lab, who is also a mathematics associate professor. Gale Mitchell, Sharma’s assis- tant, agrees. Gale can be seen helping students and answering their questions. In addition to Gale, there are tutors and labora- tory assistants available at different times of the day. Word processing is very popular in the lab, but various courses are available in diskettes for studying and testing. These include Mathematics 100-105, Physics, Biology, Chem- istry, Psychology, Statistics and History. The laboratory is open seven days a week: 8:30 a.m.-8:00 p.m., Monday through Friday; 12:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m., Saturday; and 2:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m., Sunday. For more information contact Dr. Man Sharma or Gale Mitchell at 681-3080, ext. 289. Photos By Whitney Young 79 I Miss Clark College Reception Miss Clark College’s reception was the second of various events of this year’s homecoming. In attendance were Vice President Dr. Glo- ria Scott, SGA President Kevin Houston, Miss Clark College 85 86, Ruby Lane, and her attendants, Deneen Mcbean and Sharon Langley. The occasion, which was well attended, was full of good spirit and rousing speeches. Most captivating of these speeches was the one given by Miss Clark herself. Ruby Lane thanked the faculty, S.G.A., and the students for the opportunity given to her and their continuous support. She urged for more stu- dent participation, noting that the spirit of the homecoming has been interesting so far. She was later presented with the various gifts from the faculty by Dr. Gloria Scott. This year’s reception was sponsored by Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, In- corporated and the Student Government Associ- ation. Salmon Shomade Features Editor. Deborah Marshall Robins Glover Deborah Marshall and Maddox Moore Vice President Gloria Scott and Ruby Lane Vice President Gloria Scott and Ruby Lane Deliaa Alexander '1 •F Tracy Carter ZO«H !z;Of!OOOMtdlT) §050 tfiMZEdOce 82 Ol QO X i—1 - Miss Clark College 1985-86 The Queen Of Gems Ruby Lane Senior — Psychology Major She is our queen, a scholar, and the epitome of finer womanhood. In her lies the hope of many, the faith of a few. Her beauty radi- ates from within, shining like a candle in the night, touching and warming those in her light. Hon- or and respect her, for she is ours. Ruby Lane Scenes From Clark’s Coronation 88 89 c A M P U s Q u E E N S Pamela Pooler Miss Phi Beta Sigma Ria Afinnis Miss Merrier Hail 90 Cassandra Bailey Miss Omega Psi Phi Kellye Carter Miss Black And Gold Tracy Carter Miss U.N.C.F. Jlonka Jenkins Miss Philhamonic Pamela Turner Miss I.V.O.F. Kimberly Sayles Miss Holmes Hall Jessica Bryant Miss Brawley Hall Tama Green Miss Special Services Juunit Clark Miss Zeta Phi Beta Cheryl Plummer Miss NAACP Marcia Shepherd Miss Senior Celia Holloway Miss Alpha Kappa Alpha Francetta Norwood Miss Delta Charm Dana White Miss Pheiffer Hall Dominique Robbins Mr. Merner tmi A N D K I N G S “We Are Family” Clark College Homecoming 85 Homecoming Calling out the Panthers The Panthers strut right: The Queen Approaches below: Watching with a careful eye What are we going to do now? 'car Smile and Jump. The supporting Panthers. Half-Time 97 98 Livingstone College rolled up 24 second half points and defeated the Clark Col- lege Panthers 31-7 Satur- day at Herndon Stadium. Sweet revenge can describe the Clark College Panthers 27-14 victory over the Morehouse Maroon Tigers Saturday in B.T. Harvey Stadium. The Panthers’ season ending victory was sweet because this was the Panthers' first win over their A U Center rival in three years. (Photos by Whitney Young) Clark Panthers 24 Morehouse Tigers 17 Kneeling: Yvonnie Owens, Ramona Hollis, Sonya Joiner, Tyra Merrill, Monique Courts, Gloria Brumfield, Tammy Deborah Langford, Malisa Williams, April Moales. Payton, Assistant Coach, Teresa Ross. Standing: Coach Mike Mosley, Tia Whatley, Alicia Walker, Women's Basketball Coach, Mr. Mike Mosley Clark College 1985-86 Women’s Basketball Schedule Nov. 23 Dillard University Home Dec. 14 South Carolina Home Jan. 3-4 University of Tenn. Chattanooga. TN. Jan. 11 Savannah State Home Jan.13 Claflin Home Jan.15 Fort Valley Away Jan. 17 Albany State Home Jan.18 Benedict Home Jan. 20 Alabama A M Home Jan. 22 Tuskegee Away Jan. 27 Paine Home Jan. 31 Fort Valley Home Feb. 5 Alabama A M Away Feb. 7 Morris Brown College Away Feb. 8 Albany State Away Feb. 10 Tuskegee Institute Home Feb. 12 Savannah State Awav Feb. 14 South Carolina State Awav Feb. 15 Benedict Away Feb. 19 Paine Awav Feb. 21 Morris Brown College Home Feb. 22 Georgia Southern Away Yvonnie Owens, Senior Forword Centcr Tia Whatley. .Junior Guard Forward Tyra Merrill, Freshman Forward Center Deborah Lanford. Freshman Guard Pt. Guard Monique Courts. Freshman Forward Alicia Walker. .Junior Forward Center Sonya Joiner, Freshman Guard Pt. Guard Tammy Payton, Sophomore Manager 103 Clark Women Starting Photos by Whitney Young 108 Clark College 1985-86 Basketball Schedule Nov. 23 Dillard University Home Dec. 26-28 Quincy Holiday Tournament Quincy, II. Jan. 3-4 Norfolk State Classic Norfolk. Va. Jon. 9 Morehouse College There Jan. 11 Savannah State Home Jan. 15 Ft. Valley State Away Jan. 17 Albany State Home Jan. 18 Benedict College Home Jan. 20 Alabama A M Home Jan 22 Tuvkegec Institute Away Jan. 24 Columbus College Home Jon. 27 Paine College Home Jan. 29 Morehouse College Home Jan. 31 Ft. Valley State Home Feb. 5 Alabama A M Away Feb. 7 Morris Brown College There Feb. 8 Albany State College Away Feb. 10 'l iskegec Institute Home Feb. 12 Savannah State Away Feb. 15 Benedict College Away Feb. 19 Paine College Away Feb. 21 Morris Brown College Home Michael Vickerstaff, Assistant Coach; Robert Pritchett, Head Coach. Pho'.ot By Whitney Young Costia Harris Anthony Ikeobi Tony Jenkins Simon Brewer Peter Jacobs Micheal Stephenson Ernest Lee Rodney Maddox Dillard Photos By Whitney Young MLK First National Holiday Bill Cosby AKA Marching in remembrance of MLK. photos by Whitney Young ■ ■ 5 Stokely Carmichael By Beretta E. Smith f you say you love your people and are not in an organization JL to help your people, you are against your people,” pro- claimed Kwame at Clark College, Thurs- day, January 30,1986. Ture, also known as Stokely Carmichael, spoke to a mixture of about 200 Atlanta University Center stu- dents on the theme of “in quest of unity.” And in beginning that search, Ture said Black must start by knowing their history because, “people must know their history in order to become a part of it.” Ture, currently the chief organizer for the All-African People’s Revolutionary Party (A-APRP). emphasized the accom- plishments of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. extensively. He asserted that King’s great- est feat was in that, he taught us how to confront the enemy without fear.” Stressing the substance of King’s dream and the importance of not letting capital- ism take hold of it, he remarked, “If you don’t take history seriously, the enemy will make a mockery of it,” as would be the case if some major department store like Sears decided to hold a Martin Luther King Holiday Sale. Ture touched on the subjects of the African and the American state of affairs. He remarked that, “the problem with Africa is political instability and division but America suffers from value instability.” He urged that people must fight for justice by any means possible. Ture declared, “Don't say you love King and do nothing for your People.” Ask yourself, he said, what would King be doing if he were alive today and do it! Kwame Ture, a Trinidad native, entered Howard University in 1960 and graduated in 1964 with a B.A. in Philosophy. He was a civil rights activist and helped start the Black Power Movement of the 1960’s. Ture w as one of the “freedom riders” and an early member of the Student Non-violent Co- ordination Committee (SNCC). As an organizer of the African revolution, Ture has travelled extensively over the last 18 years. If you say you love your people and are not in an organization to help your people, you are against your people. Photos by Whitney Young People must know their history in order to become a part of it. End of discussion. If you don’t take history seriously, the enemy will make a mockery of it. The dollar is the only sacred thing. The problem with Africa is political insta- bility and division but America suffers from value instability. iL Don’t say you love King and do nothing for your People. 118 Present SGA SGA President — Kevin Houston Business Manager — Batisa Edwards Adm. Asst. — Camilla Stafford 119 LITTLE Mr. and Miss Clark in Action 1986 Little Miss CC Morgan Thomason I 120 Photos By Whitney Young 121 0 'ANZAA 122 By Wanda Yancey The annual celebration of Kwanza was held recently in the Vivian Wil- son Henderson Center on Clark’s :ampus, sponsored by Clark College Stu- dent Government Association. “Kwanza”, an American-African cele- bration, which is Swahili for “first” is a phrase “Kwanza ya Matunda,” meaning “First fruit.” The concept of Kwanza is African. It is a holiday whereby the “first fruit” are celebrated at harvest time. Africans cele- brate Kwanza by giving thanks for their harvest and enjoying the blessing of liv- ing, and acting together for the use of the good of the community. The concept Kwanza, the American version, was created by Maulana Ron Karenga in 1966. To further clarify the distinction between the Kwanza of Afri- ca and the Kwanza of America, Sondra Brooks, speaking on the history of Kwanza, said “Most people have the mis- conception that Kwanza came out of the motherland, but really it is an African- American celebration. Photos By Whitney Young 123 THE NA t was more than a conscious ef- fort when more than 500 partici- pants marched from the Fulton County Stadium to the Richard Rus- sell Building shouting, death to apartheid... free Mandela. The march and rally were headed by Mayor Andrew Young. NAACP Na- tional leader, Ben Hooks and At- lanta's Black city leaders last week as they expressed the urgency of freeing nearly 25 million Blacks in South Africa. Mayor Young said. ‘A little over a year ago. the Rev. Allen Boesak visited me in Atlanta and in the course of that visit, he said. 'You know, when ever we march, w e ore thrown in jail and many of us arc killed. They don’t let us march. So will you march for us to let the world know that there is a concern about apartheid?’ Young said that he could remember when Blacks in America could not vote. He said that he can also remem- ber vividly when Sen. Julian Bond was thrown in jail simply because he was running for the state legislature. “We are going to use the non-violent power to educate the business world that it is not profitable to invest in oppression. Hooks spoke out against President Reagan's radio address a few weeks ago saying that he was happy they are ending segregation in South Africa. Hooks asked. “What kind of president do we have? What kind of staff does he have to let him go on radio and make an ignorant statement such as that? Hooks said that he is tired of the President messing around. He said he wants the President to stand up and say to those segregation and apartheid lovers in South Africa that America will not support their system anymore, and that this country will apply sanctions that will hurt. “We want some of those White South Africans living in those luxury hotels and condominiums to feel what suffering is like. And when that happens free- dom will come to South Africa and all of us w ill celebrate. Hooks said. The Fulton County Commission Chairman Michael Lomax stated that apartheid must be destroyed. He added that stronger sanctions must be applied uguinst South Africa even if it means that consumers have to stop shopping ut Winn Dixie. Winn Dixie bought a large amount of cunned fruit from a company based in South Africa last year. The store has announced that they have stopped purchasing goods from South Africa. They are. however, still selling the re- mainder of those goods in America. Fulton County Commissioner. Reginald Eaves announced that the County Commission passed a resolu- tion indicating that the Commission will not participate with any company doing business with South Africa. He added the Fulton County Government is going to the bond market to buy a billion dollars worth of bonds over the next four years. Commissioner Eaves generated much response from the crowd. David Mdaba who is a South African attending school in the Atlanta University Center spoke emotionally against apartheid. As he stood teary-eyed. he said. “It has been 300 years that our people have never known peace, have never known justice and have never known freedom and 300 years have been too much ... enough is enough. Mdaba then began shouting, “free Mandela, free Mandela. The crowd joined spontaneously. Nelson Mandela is a man who many Black South Africans regard as their true leader. Mandela has been prisoned since 1963. By Monica D. Bentley NEWS EDITOR A 124 125 INTERNATIONAL FORUM Andrew Young addressed the podium and the audience on the apartheid situation. The Honorable Mayor Andrew Young. Members of the podium listen attentively. By Demetreis Howard On October 1,1985, The Men of Alpha Phi Alpha Frater- nity, Incorporated-Alpha Phi Chapter hosted a very in- formative seminar on the South African Apartheid pre- dicament. Along with the student body at Clark College, Alpha Phi Chapter is actively working to educate those who are in the dark concerning our people’s plight in South Africa. Our panel of guests was a very renowed one. Atlanta Mayor Andrew Young and Tony Brown of “Tony Brown’s Journal” shed much needed light on the South African situation. The scope of their presentations dealt with the question: What can the students do to aid in the fight against South Africa’s Apart- heid political system? Furthermore, Mayor Young suggested that the students along with the assistance of all organizations can fight this awful system of “man’s inhumane treatment to man”, by a continuity of rallies, marches and boycotts. In this respect, Tony Brown stressed the importance of blacks to support black businesses. “The premise is simple: Wealth (consumer power) equals politi- cal-economic power which, in turn, creates civil rights,” accord- ing to Tbny Brown. PAY BACK ’85 NATIONAL BLACK COLLEGE DAY STUDENTS MARCH TO SUPPORT BLACK COLLEGES B-L-A-C-K, Black schools are here to stay!” This is only one of several cheers echoed by Atlanta University Center students as they marched to support National Black College Day: Payback ’85. Students from Clark, Morehouse, Morris Brown, Spelman, and Atlanta University began the march at Herndon Stadium and ended at the Robert W. Woodruff Park downtown for a rally. Other schools like Fort Valley State College and Jackson State University were also part of the march and rally. The demonstration was the Finale to the Black College Day Weekend. Student Government Association presidents from AUC spoke in support of Black Colleges. Various other speakers voiced concerns for Black Colleges, including Mayor Andrew Young. Clark’s SGA president, Kevin Houston, told the students that they have the power to change anything they want. “You are the power, and don’t let anyone tell you differently. Students have the power to turn this nation upside down, and inside out, Houston said. Houston wants to see Black college students help others who may have fallen by the wayside. We will take the necessary steps, put a little pep. a little spice in the lives of those sliced by the knives we entitle destruction and poverty?” Houston said that we can fight to save our Black Colleges and Universi- ties. “We will not be deceived to believe we cannot attain, because we can endure the pains of injustice and pred- judice. Houston also said that our institu- tions have survived for over a hundred years, so they must be doing a good job. Funds are also important to our in- stitutions, and Spelman SGA presi- dent Dawn Williams believes alumni should contribute to their schools. “When we leave, we must give back (to the schools), and we must start now to ask our alumni and friends. “Turn it around brothers and sis- ters,” said Houston. “We can turn it around, and we will. About face, my beautiful black race.” According to Morehouse SGA presi- dent, Adam Smith, students have the responsibility to make sure their schools exist in the future. “We have an obligation to the Black Colleges to make sure they will live in the future. said Smith. “They need our concern to motivate action, and they need our love to build brotherhood. Morris Brown’s SGA president Roosevelt Hudson reminded students that the Black institutions have helped many Blacks. “Remember, a long time before there were Black col- leges, Blacks weren’t able to go to any other schools.” Mayor Andrew Young said that the funds from the Black Colleges in At- lanta contribute to the growth of the city. The predominatly Black Colleges contribute about $200 million a year to Atlanta’s economic growth and devel- opment.” Tonja S. Evans FEATURE □ 129 THE OPENING CONVOCATION Najim Abdulazeez Clark College’s president said that students and teachers should educate one another. Speaking at the Opening Convocation, President Elias Blake, Jr. said that students and teachers should teach themselves because teach- ers teach everyday and the students teach their teachers as well. “The key is to have us all working together. There are no unimportant parts in this enterprise. We must all be teachers and learners,” he said. President Blake further remarked that different things will happen to different classes, yet the brain power is the same for all classes. Blake also stressed that various tests on campus will help prepare students for entry to graduate and professional schools. According to him, the tests will help us “to know with certainty what our students can do before they leave college.” “You have to pass them before you graduate,” he said. Dr. Blake further challenged the class of ’89 that there is a new emphasis on quantitative skills, and that there would be more sophisticated class- room examinations. He also charged the faculty that the success of the student lies in their hands. Dynamic Trio Honored At Clark College 117th Founder Day By Deric Gilliard _ trio of dynamic ladies iA who� combined service to their itlma mater has JL M. extended well over a cen- tury. were honored Feb- ruary 18 durinjt Clark College's An- nual Founders Day festivities. The alumnae, Hoise J. Solomon. Narvie J. Harris and Rosemary Medley, were honored twice Febru- ary 18. The first celebration took place at 10:30 a m. at the Vivian Wilson Henderson Building, locat- ed at 650 Fair Street S.W.. on the Clark College Campus. The event, Clark's 117th Founders Day Con- vocation. was highlighted by the presentation of the college's top alumni awards, the Distinguished Alumni and Service Awards, to the honorees by Clark College Presi- dent Dr. Elias Blake, Jr. “Clari: College: 117 Years of Meeting Chal- lenges and Creating Opportunities Through Culture, Service and Ex- cellence,’ was the theme. Speaker for the Convocation was Atlanta City Council President Marvin S. Arrington. Arrington, a native Atlantan who grew up in Grady Homes, graduated from Clark College in 1963 before going on to become the two- term president of the Council. Fellow Clark graduata Car Ware, currently the Chairman of the Board of Directors at Clark as wall as vice-president for Urban Affairs for the Coca-Cola Company, was Atlanta's first black City Council President. The College cited the alumni again that evening at the Annual Founders Day Banquet at the Atlanta Hilton and Tower , which is located at the comers of Courtland and Harris Streets. N.E. The affair, which was held m the Grand Ballroom West, began with a reception at 6 p.m. Also, the leadership in Clark's efforts to raise $2.250,000 in it's Atlanta Campaign was also lauded. Progress in Clark's ten year, long range plan was also died at the banquet. Harris, a trnilbiaeing Dekalb County school administrator, received the College's prestigious Distinguished Achievement Award. Both Solomon and Medley, a pair of career educators who have labored tirelessly for the College, were presented the Distinguished Service Award. Medley, the reigning CCAA president, has rendered her alma mater priceless leadership since Eloise J. Solomon, Narvie J. Harris and Rosemary Medley. 1983 after spending the previous 13 years as head of the Washington, D.C. alumni chapter. During her administration. Medley worked for the establishment of the Brawley Scholarship Fund, saw the CCAA'� national project committee raise approximately $25,000 for new barad uniform� and wit instrumen- tal in alumni gift giving soaring to record levels. The Mobile, Ala., native ol y played a big role — along with CCAA president Clarence Cole men — in bringing the finit Fall Confer- ence to the nation's capitol in 1971. A NAC-UNCF governmental liai- son. the 1951 Clark graduate inter- preted legislation and witnessed the signing of the bill which made the U.S. Department of labor a separate entity. Solomon, a member of the class of 1929, is the president of the In- dianapolis Clark Chapter and wide- ly regarded as one of her alma mat- er'� staunchest supporters. Solomon's contributions have not been limited to the College, however. A member of Indianapolis Mayor William Hudnut's Task Force, she also served as president of that city's Black History Com- mittee. She was also presented on award for Distinguished Service in Education in 1985 by Mayor Hudnut While Medley and Solomon were honored primarily for their contributions to the College. Harris, a member of the class of 1939, was lauded for her professional, social, cultural and educa- tional achievements that have peerlessly exemplified the Clark College credo. “Second to None Harris, often referred to as “the black superintendent of the Dekalb County School System, began her education as a south Georgia teacher in Decatur. Henry and Calhoun Counties earning $60 per month after graduating from Clark Returning to Atlanta to pick up her Master'� degree from A.U.. Harris took the position of instructional supervisor for the Dekalb County Board of Education. The county's first black administrator at a tip when the school systems were com pletely separate — yet hardly equal — Harris' first office was housed in Cox Brothers Funeral Home. “It never really bothered mc.'said Harris, noting that she often hold meetings with bodies in the next room. “I never had to worry about locking my door. I J . 132 sr Photos by Whitney Young South African Seeks Help From West on Apartheid “What are they going to do with all 25 million of us; wish us into the sea? she answered, I know, they want us to have patience. We don't want patience. We want freedom. We have been patient for too long.” Tutu stated that the challenge of South Africa is the Western conscience. We are told that South Africa up- holds the Western Standards of democracy and civiliza- tion. It is any wonder then that some of us are thankful for the little blessing of not being Western or civilized? Also on hand to speak were Mayor Andrew Young and Joseph Lowery, president of the Southern Chris- tian Leadership Conference. Young told the crowd that Tutu served as a symbol of determination to put an end to racial injustice. In pro- claiming Nov. 7 Leah Tutu day in Atlanta, Young said that he recognized not only her love for her family but for an entire movement of women around the world. Lowery said, “We know that we must withdraw from the Winn Dixie francise that supports apartheid in South Africa. We support you and your struggle against apartheid for the mere reason that God did not make apartheid, God did not make any second class citizens. God did not make minority rule; apartheid must end. The wife of slain civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr., Corelta Scott King, told Tuto “We will sup- port you as long as it takes, and we hope that it will not take long.” During the course of the program, an offertory was taken for the organization that Tutu directs. The amount was $3,000. By: Katrina Turner and Ronald Wilson The wife of Bishop Desmond Tutu, Nobel Peace Prize winner, said Thursday that the evil sys- tem of apartheid has a great deal of support from the Western civilization. Speaking to a crowd of more than 1,0000 people at the Martin Luther King Jr. Chapel on the Morehouse College campus, Leah Tutu said, South Africa is evil. Please help us destroy it. It has been in existence a long time, and I do mean a long time. “The present racist regime came into South Africa and into power in 1948 has intensified the racist op- pressive laws against the Black population, said Tutu. Leah Tutu through endeavor independent of her hus- band’s help is involved in work to improve the condi- tions of her country via an adjustment in the conditions of domestic workers in her country. An estimated 7,000 people primarily women are employed there. Not only- are the wages that these women make abominal (S40.00 to 80.00 per month), but they are forbidden by law to organize into unions. I-eah Tutu is against any type or racist treatment of any country. “It is told that South Africa is a stalwart against communism. I do not care for communism, but I have been told by a government who exploits and impoverished me that communism and the treatment is bad for me. How do they know what is good for me. If being forcibly moved from an area with no job opportu- nities by the settlement laws is good for me. then give me communism and the treatment of Black people by the South African Government? She replied, “I’ll tell you the difference. Racism is the difference. In a com- munist government, they don’t treat one people as if they were different. This is Then SALMON SHOMADE FEATURES EDITOR. Clark College Since 1869 After the historic Emancipation Proclamation was issued by Presi- dent Lincoln in 1865, schools for the education of blacks sprang up every- where in the country. One of those schools was Clark College. Clark College, which was originally started as a church called Clark Chapel’ at Summer Hill in 1868 by Reverend James Lee, was taken over by the Freedman’s Aid Society in 1869. The Freedman’s Aid Society which was founded by Bishop Davi3 Clark in 1866 was a society of the Methodist Epis- copal Church. The major aims of the so- ciety were to provide elementary educa- tion for black children, to provide teacher training and to provide training for min- isters. Clark College was named after Bishop Davis Clark for his strong efforts as the first president of the Freeman’s Aid Society. Apart from Bishop Clark, other founders included Dr. Richard Rust who purchased the Summer Hill land for the School's first site, Reverend D. W. Hammond who served 03 Clark’s Presi- dent from 1869 to 1970, Reverend James Lee who originally founded Clark as a “School on a Hill. and Reverend J. Spil- man, the Secretary of the Freedman’s Aid Society at that time. Clark College originally known as Clark University changed its name when it moved to its present site. The name change was necessary because of the like- ly confusion of two universities and its status as an undergraduate school. In its history as an institution, Clark College had changed locations three times. It had its first site at Summer Hill, Southeast Atlanta from 1867 till 1872. It moved to Whitehall and McDaniel Streets in West Atlanta where it stayed till 1880. The third site was South Atlanta by Stewart Avenue where it stayed t ill 1941. It finally moved to its present site in 1941. Clark College was chartered in 1877 and its first catalog was published in 1879. It was given a “B rating by the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools in the 1930’s, which at that time did not admit black institu- tions to membership. It was later given a class “A” rating as a full four-year college. It was among the first fifteen Black se- nior colleges to be admitted to full mem- bership in December 1957. Reverend D. W. Hammond served as the first president of Clark Collge from 1869 till 1870. He was succeeded by presi- dents who mostly served a period of one to two years each. The first black teacher was William Henry Crogman who was employed in 1870. He later became the first black president of the institution from 1904 till 1910. His tenure as Presi- dent focused on the development of the industrial and agricultural sections of the School, which were important at that time. The first graduate of the institution with a BA. degree wa3 Walter H. Nelson of the class of 1883. Dr. Mathew Davage was the second black president and he became President in the summer of 1924. His tenure brought the institution the accreditation from the Southern Association of Col- leges and Secondary’ Schools. He was suc- ceeded by President James P. Brawley. The era of President Brawley was frill of changes for Clark College. Most sig- nificantly, the school moved to its present site in 1941 which was the same year President Brawley assumed the presiden- cy. Before his confirmation by the Board of Trustees, he had acted as the head of the school in the absence of Dr. Davage. He served as the Dean and Registrar of the School from 1929 till his confirma- tion as President During his tenure as Dean-Registrar, he started a new system of keeping records and designed a new format of curriculum. A freshman orien- tation course was also inaugurated to deal with the problems of freshmen. His ten- ure as President saw Clark joining the United Negro College Fund founded in 1944. His wife also served as teacher of English. He retired in 1965 and became President-Emeritus till his death in 1985. Clark college’s history will not be complete without mentioning the various types of lives in the school. Dormitory life has been popular ever since Clark's foun- dation in 1869. However, Memer and Pfeiffer halls were the only two dormi- tories during the 1940’s era. Holmes Hall was completed and dedicated in 1949. Brawley Hall followed and was opened in January 1959. Krcge Hall was erected in 1954 and it served for various functions before it changed to a dormitory in 1964. Dancing was prohibited in the early years of Clark College because of its strong religious standing. In the school year of 1931 32, five Greek letter fraterni- ties and sororities were recognized Athletic programs at Clark College have existed since 1898 when Clark won the Atlanta University and Morehouse College decisively. Its first football team was organized in 1901 but did not per- form well till three decades later. Among the most notable victories of Clark teams was the football team’s (then known as Black Battalion of Death) victory over the “Golden 'I'igers of Tuskcgec Insti- tute. It was significant because Clark de- feated Tuskegce in Tuskcgee’s would be forth-eighth consecutive victory in 1928. Athletic coaches who deserved most of the credits since 1925, when Samuel B. Taylor was first brought by Dr. Davage, included “Dean of black Coaches Walter H. “Chief” Aiken, Ralph Robinson, Charles McPherson, Marion M. Curry and Leonidas “Sonny” Epps. Epps changed the old tradition by giving up his title as football coach to the present foot- ball coach, Jesse McClardy in 1974. No school’s history will be complete without its traditions, symbols and ideals. Clark college as a great institution also has its traditions, symbols and ideals. For example, the Clark College Seal bears a shield with arm and hammer signifying the important and dignity of work; a Bi- ble signifying truth and the importance of spiritual life, and a lighted torch signify- ing knowledge and the illumination of mind. The Motto, “Culture for Service may be interpreted as meaning education for usefulness and service to mankind. The slogan “Second to None stands for a symbol of pride, appreciation and confi- dence. A college with traditions and symbols, Clark College continues its role as an in- stitution which educates the mind It continues to educate the future black leaders, who continue the tradition of fighting for justice and freedom for all human beings. May God bless our dear old Clark. Amen. Patricia Clock William Gordon Ruth Hammonds Bettye Harden Barbara Hart Beverly Hawkins Chrystling Heard Joyce Hearns Alfred Hoard Patricia Johnson Charlie Martin Herbert Martin Cassandra Maynard Marie McCoy Constance McLaughlin Freshman Class Of 67 Lyevee Merrit Mary Stevenson Shirley Stokes Cynthia Stokes Joyce Thompson Willie Winston Bobbie Wise This Is Our Past ... 137 Milton Jones Carrie Kcnder Calvin Kornegay James Nichellberry Leland Ramsey Walter Richards Robert Scott Wilmot Stabblefield Cicero Suttle Spencer Turner Althea Walker Patricia Walker Janet Warner Mae Eva Wesley Doris West Sandra White Adrienne Williams Jennifer Williams W'illiams Sophomore Class of 1970 138 Dr. James P. Brawley You Have Our Love You never forgot someone you love Who built your hopes high above The realm of mediocracy to high esteem. Dr. JAMES P. BRAWLEY, your deeds arc now seen. Your loyalty to Clark can not be denied Because we the students live on your pride. We are very proud to he a part of you Because to dear Clark you have been true; You’ve been a slave to instill in us Wisdom, knowledge, and in God to trust. Some of us have only known you for a while. But with others you have been walking miles— With the flame of good hope in one hand And the love of God for every- man. Into our minds you have tried to project Progressive ideas for a keen intellect; For each discovery that was made by us Wc have done it in your trust. You’ve built a dream like an architect And none of these things will we forget. You have taken the thoughts of people unknown And made Clark College our second home. A home away from home you liave given to us Wo who arc alone and need someone to trust Hard work and sincere dedication you've put into Everything that you have tried to do At Clark faith, hope, and love abide Because you have been faithfully by her side. Although the time draws near when you must part Your thoughts and memories will remain in our hearts. As a guiding light to success and peace Dr. BRAWLEY, your influence will never cease. Kind and truthful you have been in the past For God has given you love that will surely last. With undying love and blessing from above Dr. JAMES P. BRAWLEY, YOU HAVE OUR LOVE. by Alice Henderson. Class of ’'f� I 140 141 THE PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL 1965 9 n Cram-Time: One of Those L-O-N-G N-I-G-H-T-S 8:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. Gone! Jeff resurrected” just in time for his 7:30 a.m. test. 146 Across the yard! Down the step! Out the dorm! Down the hall! What’s up! Where did everybody go! Lisa Adams Mellissa Adams Donna Allen Jennifer Allen Sabrina Alvin Robbie Andrews Mamie Andrews Maurice Austin Marlow Blount Michelle Blake Cynthia Bembrv Eric G. Baines I eslie Battle Cedric T. Barnes Michelle Bolden Dwane Boothe 148 □ Freshmen Charles Broughton Alexia Brownlee Eric Bryant Jessica L. Bryant Pete Bryant Charlie M. Buchanan, Jr. Kathy Bush Vyanca Butler Ve messa Byrd Patsy L. Casen Keicha Cheevers Kimberly Copeland Freshmen □ 149 Teresa Coxon Conya Cor in Michelle Daniels Sharon Daniels Curtis Davenport Charrise C. Davis Denise M. Davis Lisa Davis Susan Duhart Tiffin i S. Durant Dae Edwards Pam Ellis Tammie Ellington Darla M. Evans Fredrick Evans Tracy D. Foster 150 □ Freshmen Lynne E. Fox Cara C. Frasier I eslie S. Gammage Yolanda Gibson David S. George Andra Grier Kenneth Grimes Arlene Grobes Mignon Goode Angelisa Hall Frederick Hams Lisa P. Haygtx d 'IVmja C. Head Elisa Rucker Tonya Heffner Freshmen □ 151 Lee T. Henderson Timothy Henderson Bernadine Herring Brenda Higdon JoJuan Hill Phaba Hollingshed Latunja Hood Cecilia E. Horn DyShasvn Hrobowski Colleen Hunter Robert A. James, Jr. Yvette M. James Keva A. Jackson Makita B. Jackson Shanna .Jackson Javette Jenkins 152 □ Freshmen Terri Jenkins Tony A. Jenkins Andrea Johnson Angela L. Johnson Denise Johnson Cheryl L. Jones Joya Jones Kaiherine D. Jones Sonya T. Joiner David B. Kimbro Roderick Kimbrough Dawn King Traci Kolheim Andrew L. Lane Charles Lane Julious S. Lang Shawn Latham Tonya A. Mahone Yolanda Mapp Glenda Martin Cecelia Martinez Donna May Verlinda McGlotha Ingrid Miles Freshmen □ 153 Gioia Miller Ria Minuis David L. Mitchell Saidah Muhammad Melody Murray Regina Odum Jamia Oliver Montonya Parks Wendy Patterson Gerald Petty Charlene Y. Powell Shirma Prescott Qunicy Preston Danita L. Ragland Judy Rawles Yvette Reed 154 □ Freshman Take it from me, I’ve been there. William Reed Lisa Reeves DeGail Rice Dominic Robbins Anetta Roye Elayna Rucker Carla Rush Jana Rutherford Joi Rutherford Bobby Sanders Cynthia Sanders Carol Scott Dawne Shackleford Edward Shay Kimberly Silmon Kathy Roberts Freshmen □ 155 Foi Smith James Smith Roleen Bright Walter Gerald Smith Roma Soogrim Dona Stephenson Rhonda T. Stafford Camilla Strafford Stephanie Spikner Karen Stargev Stephen Stroud Tari Sudduth Meat rice Taylor Schuyle Taylor Sherry Taylor Shelia L. Tenney 156 □ Freshmen Darryl J. Thomas Lisa Thomas Michael 'I'homas Reginald Thomas Kimberly Times Stephanie Townsend LaTarsha Turner Lorenzo Turner Pamela A. Walker Sabrino A. Walker Kathy Wallace Alfreda Walton Tracy C.inea Walton Hey! It’s new wave. Freshmen □ 157 Pamela Warren Sean Weaver Marice Webb Dana White Anthony Wilkes Roy Williams Synethia Y. Williams Yeleisha Williams La tony a B. Winters Darlene Wright Michelle L. Young 158 □ Freshmen Arnold Best Sherry Irene Couch Cheryl L. Jones Christepher Mathis Honnene Smith Schuyle Taylor Is it 9:50 yet? Freshmen □ 159 SOPHOMORE Class Officers 160 Sithone Abney Mica Adams Abe Adewale Dereck Alford Keith Allen Theresa Anderson Regina R. Ball Rod Barnes Charlrean Batten Michael Bell Veronica Bellamy Shauna Bennett Daniel Black Rolanda Maria Blanding Shea Netanis Bolton Lanita C. Brinson Patrick Brooks Angela Brown I.vdia Brown Tamilia Brown Tamila Brown V'ilisa Brown Wenda Brown Kelvin Burke I Sophomores □ 161 Kerri B. Burton Jacquelyn Butts Tabitha Butts Dwight CalhouU Leona Camel Allison Cane Alice Cannon Rodney Cohen Jason D. Coleman Timothy Cook Jenee L. Conner Rapheal Creque 162 □ Sophomores Kenneth Cummings Monita M. Daniels Brenda Daughtrey Jackie Davis Seabon Davis Terry E. Davis Nafiomie N. Deliard Keith Dirl Irvine Duplan Cynthia Fa ley David English Sonya D. Evans Tonya Felton Rodney Fears Harry C. Frazier Linda Freeman Jackie Gardner Karen Gates Sophomores □ 163 Vanessa Gates Renee Bigson Cheryl Greene Sonji V. Greene Keith J. Hammond Chandrh Y. Henderson lister Henderson Adrienne L. Holloway Dewayne Holmes Terry Holmes Renetta Hood Andrea -Johnson Belinda Jackson Randall Jackson Jacquelyn Johnson 164 □ Sophomores ft o-vrvntVAi Shawna Johnson Daricl Janerette Michael T. Jones Michelle Y. Jones Clarence G. Killian. Jr. Earnest King DeEdra Lewis Lament ha I ove Plentis D. Lowe Pandora R. Martin Christan May Cynthia R. McCormick Richard McDuffie Rosaldind McGehee Shawn L. Mcl aughlin Sophomores □ 165 Kenny Meeks Catrinia L. Melton Sophia Morton Barbara Murrain Colette V. Paul Yolanda T. Parker Altricin Payton •Jackie Perkins Monica Pitters Cheryl Plummer Central Portter. Jr. Robin Powell Darin Rankins Robert Reed Wendy Robbins 1) Somebody’s got to do it. 166 □ Sophomores Audre Robinson Valerie Russell Trina Sanders Alesia Sawyer Erika Scott Christina ShamsuD-Din Salmon A. Shomade Stephanie Shopshire Courtnav Sibley Bcretta Smith Tony Smith Dannette Tanksley Sophomores □ 167 Julie Taylor Delmorisha Thomas Roderic Thomas June Thompson Carol Todman Christie L. Torrence Lashawn Tukes Veronica Tutt Van Twyman Melinda Walker Sharon Walker Marquite Washington Tonya Williams James WimBush 168 □ Sophomores E JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS 169 Charlene Y. Adams Patrick Adams. Jr. Cynthia L. Barkley Timothy A. 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Geraldine Priocillo 3787 Baiters Ferry Rd. S.W. Atlanta, C.A 50331 Clark. Juanita Renee 10529 Sooth Greer. Street Chicago. IL 60643 Clark. Kim Deoeen 415 N R. 25th Street C.alnetville. FI. 32601 Clark. Shelton Jinka 227 Fielding I.n, Atlanta. GA 30311 Clarke. Anna Maria CSttd. P.O. Box 273 Virgin Islands. VI 00620 Clarke. Anlhony F. P.O Box 2771 Si Croix. V! ««20 Clay. Cbarle Edraon 190« Brewer Bhd. Atlanta. GA 30310 Clay. Matthew Jr. 14-D- Vbta Estate� Cohimbu� . C.A 319« Clayton. Mclvia Treonne 1602 Clarissa Dr 732 Atlanta. GA 30318 Cleveland. Nigel R. 1212 Eas’.rige Road. S.W. Atlanta. GA 30311 Cobb. Fay D. 434 Sandbar Ferrv Road Augusta. GA 30901 Cobb. Wendy Rre te 2, Box 24 UMlbgton. GA J «73 Cochran, Gerald Denoreh 44 Johnson Home Dothan. AL 36303 Cochran. Nicole Anjenetle 243 Bxrfleld Axe. S.W. Atlanta. GA 3 )310 Cochran. Raymond 809 Lincoln Dri� -� Pherix Cay. AL 36957 Cody. Christopher Irwin 2409 Rayxnyod Drive. S.E. Atlanta. CA 30315 Cody. Tamara Nlehelle 505 N Troigi Street Valdosta. GA 316)1 Cohen. Rodney T. 2925 Peek Road. N W. Atlanta GA 3031$ Cohen. Paula Marie 775 Concourse Village Brceir. NY 10451 Colbert. Aprllle P. Post Office Box 342 Gordon, GA 31031 Colbert. Randy D. 290 Fielding Ln. Atlanta. GA 3COM Coleman. Darryl Louis 1212 Vanity Blvd. 523 Dekalb. 1L 60115 Coleman. Felecla Yvette 930 College Street Talladega. AL 35160 Coleman. Jaion D. 243$ Fail Street Augrnta. GA 30931 Collier. Beverly Amande 1 35 Grenada Reed Conym. GA 30207 Collier. GretU Vvetle 2.V54 Dm Dr Deeatur. GA 30032 Collier. Sonya Maliaaa 8S Beckwith Street Atlanta. GA 30314 Collina, Kathie Deirea P.O. Box 1504 Sylvan� !. GA 30467 Collina. Latrina Marie 4707 Weal Washington Chicago. IL 60644 Collina. Lolita S. 5202 Kennedy St. CoKimbot. GA 31907 Collina. Sherrie 3679 Cover Blvd . S.W. Atlanta. GA 30331 Collina. Tracy Lynn 1054 East 1(0 Plate Chicago. IL 6062$ Comer. Annie Lola 4917 Decade Circie Columbus. GA 31907 Connell. Eugenia 3955 Old Faitfcum Road Atlanta. GA 30331 Conner. Dudley 2317 Rabbit Hill Dacuta. GA 30211 Conner. Jenee Latonne 890 W, 62nd Drive Apt. L 313 Garv. IN 46410 Conlrcraa, Kraneiaeo E. 3533 Arbor-TraC Garland. TX 75043 Conway. Jaaon Saehirro 3824 Gert-.n Houston. TX 77004 Conwell. Deneen S. 2593 Pine� wood 1-aite East Point. GA 3-3044 Cook. Kathy Jeanette 2823 Argxie Drive Allan’s. GA 30318 Cook. Kenneth Bernard Boost NTC-SSC San Diego. CA 92133 Cook. Timothy Adrian 8? Ijkeview Drive Atlanta. GA 30317 Cook.. Michael J. 1221 Lorenro Drive. S W. Atlanta. GA 30310 Cooper. Marqxiita Yvette 330$ Bobolink Dr Decatur. GA 3C032 Cooper. Monteea I.aveite 247 Railroad Ave .'� � up. CA 31546 Cooper. Rhonda Lntrelle 123 Oglrabv Axer.va Savannah. GA 31408 Cooper. Sharon Diane P.O. Box 5320 Apt. 15 Nassau. BA 66301 Cooper. Terry Olivia 3867 Collier Dr.. N.W. Atlanta. GA 33331 Cooper. Tina Jeannette 844 Fuller Avenue Si. Paul. MN 55104 Copeland. Kimberley Diane 5350 Thrill Place Denver. CO 80207 Copeland. Velencia Lavas 1871 Plant I-ane Apt E-2 Atlanta. CA 30311 Cotton. Stanley Alonro 1« Mildrtd Stmt. S.W Atlanta CA 30314 Couch. Sherry I. 1331 N ukev lake Rd. Atlanta. GA 30331 Courts, Monique Rena 4766 Sylvan Drive Savannah. CA 31405 Covin. Son)l Michelle 416 Northwest 22nd Avenue Ft. Laudeedule. FL 33311 Cowan. Derrick Michael 1676 Mill Acre� Drive. S.W. Atlanta. GA 30311 Co . Shirley 709 Chin Slteet Mobile. AL 36610 Cox. Tyrone 744 South Lee Street Valdosta, GA 31601 Coxon. Tereaa B. 66$ Riverside Dr.. 3 A 1 4 SL Nr� York. NY 10031 Craddock. Jan Michelle l«-2 W. Washington South Bend. IN 46601 Crawford. Carmel Quinn Rt 3, Box 744 VaVieata. GA 31601 Crawford. Dianna Ixaiiae 1490 Leland Street Memphis. TN 38106 Crawford. Leila Michelle RouteS. Box 17 JeffersonviJe. GA 31044 Crawford. Linda 26 Wheeler Sim: Monroe. GA 30655 Crawl. Jimmy L. 1860 Broad r3 St. S.W Atlanta. GA � 310 Crayton. Doris 13 B Bethuac S’.rtet Belle Glace. FL 33430 Crayton. Seretha ROW 1. Box 24 Omaha. GA 31821 Creqvsc. Raphael A. Estate Tutu 146 63 St. Thymo� . VI 00501 Crews, Carla R. 3424 Maynard Ct. 279 Atlanta. GA 3X331 Crosby. Aleaia Charnel! 2350 Belraore Lane Birmingham. AL 35207 Cross. Andrea Marie 8420 DeIncite Ct. Alexandria. VA 22309 Croaa. Monica Michelle 2401 Hemlnci Drive Albany. GA 31707 Croaa. Yolanda Marsha 706 East Second Stmt RuweEviUe. KY 42276 Crowder. Patrice Antoinette 317 Kevstone Drive Atlanta. GA 30354 Crowe. Michael Elroy 4320 Audubon Road Indianapolis. IN 46226 Cruel. Lindsay Raynard Irwin Array Hospital P.O. Box 73 Ft. Riley. KS G6442 Cudger. Wanda Y. 649 Gridin Stmt. N.W. Atlanta. GA 30318 Culler. Perry A. 175 Holly Rd.. N.W. Atlanta, C.A 30314 Culver. Ellen Elizabeth 2754 Levante Stmt Carlsbad. CA 92008 Culver. Sbeila Drni«r 3182 Oakcliff Rcud. N.W. Atlanta. GA 30311 Cummings, Kenneth 1Ci5C$ S. State Stmt Chicago. IL 60928 Cummings. Tereaa Ann 318 Tkhouee Drive Aiken. SC 29801 Cunningham. Tracey E. tD Exeter Stmt Bridgeport. CT 0«06 Curry, Thcanthony J. 1213 Roger Rd. Augusts, GA 30901 Curtis. Kalberyn Elaine 918 Sylvan Drive Chattanooga. TN 37411 Dabney. Eorllovette 3152 VaEeydale Dr. AtUnta.GA 30311 Daily. Tracy M. 6838 S. Michigan Chicago. IL 65637 Dandy, Sandra Rrnar 4 Clausen Drive Cohimbu . GA 31907 Daniel. Beverly 37$ Commercial A� enue Atlanta. GA 30318 Daniel. DUetha Dercaaa 2243 Tiger Flowers Dr.. N.W. Atlanta. GA 30314 Daniel, Felicia Yarnrll 1681 Abner Terrace Atlanta. CA 30318 Daniel. Patrick C. 622 Ptafcvflle Drive Atlanta. GA 30331 Daniels, Beatrice P.O. Box 67 Rochelle. CA 31079 Daniels. Michelle Christina 700 Lenox Avenue. Apt. 7K New York. NY 10039 Daniels. Monica Michelle 600 Sands Drive 2403 Albany. GA 31701 Daniels, Sharon Denise Rhervicw Dr. 214 7A Dublin. GA 31021 Darden. Sandra 1583 Wilcox Stmt. S.W Apt. 558 Atlanta. GA � � 16 Daughtrey, Brenda Yvette 225 Grove St White Plain . NY 10601 Davenport. Angela 1630 Hays Stmt San Antonio. TX 78202 Davenport. Curtis Maehlon 3691 Tree Bark Thail Deeatur. GA 30032 Davenport. Michael A. 115 Dollar Mill Ct. Atlanta. GA 3033! Davenport. Stephanie Y. 115 Dollar Mill Court Atlanta. CA 30331 Davie. Sonya Yvette 2309 Shadowood Drive Augusta. GA 309'.« Davies. Joanna Deeontee St. Petar� Lutheran Church St. Box 1046 Mon. Monrovia. Liberia Davis. Angela Denise P.O. Box 144 Waveriy Hall. GA 31R31 Davis, Bruce Randall 301 W ltth Avenue Cordele. GA 31015 Davia. Carla Renee 11495 Nashville Detroit. Ml 43205 Davis. Charisse Candy 810 Kensington Ave. Plainfield. NJ 07«« Davis, Denise Michelle 1609 E. 174th 10D Ne� York. NY 10172 Davis. Jacqueline Denise 116 Church St. Pelham. GA 31779 Davis. Johnetta Yvette 168 Hvacinth Avenue Atlanta. GA 30314 Davis. Karen D. Ill Friedhelra Hood Rockhia SC 29730 Davis, Katherine Yvette 2703 Whitewmll Ct. Decatur. CA 30034 Davis, Kathryn Denise 11536 South May St Chicago. IL 60643 D via. Kelvalea B. 1779 Hadlxk St. Atlanta. CA 30311 Davit, Laihun Patrice 1373 9th Street Weal Palm Beach. FL 33401 Davit. Lisa Kaye 3820 N.W 23 Stmt Fort Lauderdale. FL 33311 Davis. Lisa M. P.O. Box 5982 Orlando. FL 32805 Davit. Pamela Jineal 1834 21st Street Sarasota. FL 33680 Davi . Salina C. 345 Bartley Rd Daytona Beach. FL 32014 Davis. Scabon Bernard 123 Cleveland Alley Elberton. GA 30635 Davis. Shelia M. 9311 NeetUawn Detroit. Ml 48204 Davis. Sheri EUse 1700 Tboraer Waycrou. GA 31501 Davis. Terrow 977 Ml. Airy Dr. Atlanta. GA 30311 Davia. Terry Eugene Route 5. Box 433 Elberton. GA 30635 Davia. Timberly Lavail 349 West 111th Stmt Chicago. IL 60623 Davia. Vonabelle J. 870 East Box Stmt Winter Garden. FI. 32787 Davidson. David Jameu Rt. 1, Box 73T Roberta. GA 31078 Dawkins, Raynard C. 644 Bolton Rd.. N.W. Atlanta. GA 30331 Dawson, Barbara Jeanne 503 caller Ridge Dr. Atlanta GA 30318 Dawson. Lavinia Alexia 1221 Hollv Street August . GA 30901 Dawson, Willie James 113 Julian Bond Circle Mayfield. GA 31059 Dayan, Jordan Miles 250 H11 side Stmt Athens. GA 31201 De Peaxa, Sharon Ann 217-24 109 Avenue Queens Village, NY 11429 Dean, Kedemah 314 N.W. 48th Stmt Miami. FL 33127 Deaa. Khadijah 314 N W. 48:h Stmt Miami. FL 33127 Dean. Robert Lewis 1500 Moaleel Drive. N.W Atlanta. GA 30313 Dean. Serena Michelle 314 N.W. 43 h Stmt Miami. FL 33127 Dean. Valeric Alcala 717 Daviaci Stmt Durham. NO 27704 Delaney. Veda Marla 4250 N.E. Savannah Read Jensen. FL 33457 Dclemos. Lilia Agatha P.O. Box 483 Tsted St Croix. VI 00340 Dellard. Nahomic 1090 N.W. 20th Stmt Ft. Lauderdale. FL 33311 Delk, Patrice Laishun 1278 Poplar Crest Circle. S.E. Atlanta. GA 30316 Drlph. Kristel Rochelle 2383 Birch Denver. CO $0207 Dennis, Joyce Marie 37 Mascot Stmt Dorchester. MA «124 Dent. Richard 3356 Entl 128 Stmt Cleveland. OH 44120 Devan. Barbara N. 4313 Kimball Rd. S W Atlanta. GA 30331 Devereaux. Sonya Maria Route I. Box 19 Sparta Sparta, GA 31C«7 Dickinson, Marvin Wayne Route I. Box 949 Butler. Al. 36904 Dillard. Michael Pierre 1425 Parnell Chicago Hgu.. IL 0411 Dillard. Katbl laxtonya 26� Campcmk Parkway Apt. 6 I. College Park. CA 30337 Dillard. Robin 106 59th Stmt Fairfield. AL 35064 Dlrlekoors. Yalon Seleana 2769 N. Bonsall Stmt Philadelphia. PA 19132 Dlrl. Keith Everett 3010 Hillside Avenue Knoxville. TN 37914 Dixon, Cara l.lsui 2125 Anastasia Way South St. Petersburg. FI. 33712 Dixon, Helen E. P.O Box 764 Clew uton. FL 33440 Dixon. Kyle Terrance 503 A Magnolia Stmt Mortgomery. AL 36113 Dixon, Mclzenla Theresa 71 P.O. Box Coram. NY 11727 Dixaon, Diane D. 5145 Tuxedo Si Detroit. MI 48204 Dobbs. Eric Llonell 7136 CMfTord St me Lrtbonvs. GA 30059 Doby nr� . D'Anne Amelia 8554 S. WoodUan Chicago. IL 60619 Dore. Synita E. 3565 Falrtand Dr. Atlanta. GA 30331 Dorsett. Melvrrn Elizabeth P.O. Box F-3812 Freeport. GA Dorsey, Devonna A. Route 1. Box 413 I ns in ton. GA 31042 Dorsey. Kelley Clara 6328 Anderson Street Philadelphia. PA 19138 Dorsey. Llaa Edith 1570 9th Court West Palm Beach. FL 33401 Doaa, Regina Lynne 723 F. 88th Place Chicago. IL «619 Douglas. Latonja Elaine 23685 F. Scott Mt. Clemons. Ml 4 013 Drake. Bridgelte Blalre P.O. Box 18372 Greensboro. NC 27419 Drew. Jacqueline Ann $012 South Ads Chicago. IL 60620 Driver. Eric Alexander 70 East 108 15B New York. NY IC029 Dudley. Carla D. 402 Wildwood Drive Quinfcy. SC 29501 iiffipi 1' BiJSgjSSi aiiacia : ag-2 a; m- wo.c w« w2 w: ! i n t f 3 1 - -Jll s i -2 I t- - I; � Si! «11 '4 fi)i ® Ejs i te 3 JSs1 h a m 11 g til --12 si: lit fc iHHifiizi ilililili I Jackson. Belinda Viola 4760 Kirkland Bh-d. Orlando. FL 32935 Jerkin� . Tarri Lynn 010 lay Avenue Knoxville. TN 37914 Jackson. Brenda Joyce 386 Lanier St. Apt. A-3 Atlanta. (iA 303IU Jackson. Candace B. 3770 Rocfcport PI Atlanta. CA 30X31 Jackaon. Daphne L � etlr 1581 Cheyenne Detroit. Ml «8727 Jackson. Donald Wayne 1213 Rowell Stmt Cotuirbus. GA 31907 Jackson, Earl P. 61 Went Hill Quitman. GA 31543 Jackson. George Matthew 61 Wot HOI Street Quitman. GA 316(3 Jackson. Gcorgioc «123 Cornell Blvd. Atlanta. CA 30331 Jackson. Janice Latrlce 616 John Street Apt- tU9 Atlanta. CA 30318 Jackson, Jennifer Laventrls 2127 Rhine Hill Rd. Atlanta. GA 30310 Jackson. Keva Alicia 38 0 N.W. I7«th Street Carol City. FL 33066 Jackson. Marcus Demario 9 Candler Read. N.R. Atlanta. GA 30317 Jackaon. Michael Cameron «979 Parkside Ave. N Philadelphia. PA 19131 Jackaon. Mikitn Barbette 1708 Ret haven Rood Rivrrda'e. GA 30296 Jackaon. Randall Todd 17 Armstrong Ave. Jersey City. NJ 07206 Jackaon, Shanna Monica 328 Mountain View Ave. Syracuse. NY 13224 Jackaon. Sheila Even 328 Chastain Atlanta. GA 93314 Jackaon. Shellnda D. n Thlisferro. N.W. 3(8 Atlanta, GA 9331« Jackson. Stephanie Renew 820 W. Lucas Beaumont. TX 77706 Jackson. Tracy Jeanne 83« Quail Creek Drive Columbus. GA 31907 Jackson. Timer a Olean «0 Marytnn Rood White f lain . NY 100� Jackson. Yvonne 1093 Parker Bbti Kromorr. NY 1«223 Jacob. Peter Obande National Bonking Litzariikda Oturkpo. GA Jacobs. Michelle Lynn 1937 Harrison Road Avgusta. GA 3090« Jacobs, Valarlc Vcnese P.O. Bos 64 Kingaland. GA 31648 Jakes, Martin Leroy 926« a Bishop Chicago. 1L 60693 James Carmen Donila 7 Ball Street Newnan, GA 30263 James, Jimmy Spencer 1152 Wekh Street. S.W. Atlanta CA 30310 James. Sonya Yvonne 2221 Gordon Circle Smyrna. GA 3(080 James, Yvette M. 7316 South Euclid Chicago. IL 606«? Janerette, Dorlel Marie S«33 Pinehurs t Drive Wilmington. DK 19808 Jeffera. Honoree Fanonne 1870 Campbell ton Rd, S.W. Apt. F-S Atlanta. GA 9331« Jelks. Phillip Maurice 2016 Cherrybrook Drive Decatur. GA 30032 Jenkins, Diane Maria 107-65 1 «2 Street Jamaica. NY IM35 Jenkins, lllonks J. 119 Sir Lancelot Avenue Lagrange. GA 302(0 Jenkins. Karen G. IS Kathleer. Rd Rsnd ph. MA 02368 Jenkins. Myron I. 12(2 Hemlen Street Augusts, GA 30931 Jenkins, Tony Anthony P.O. Boa SO« Cafti North Charleston, SC 29404 Jennings. Latricia Veronica 261� Billing� Read Hephnbah. GA 3(815 Jernigan, Sheila Barbette 1831 Bsybcrry Dr, S.W. Atlanta GA 30311 Jester. Oscar Douglas 403 Spkman Ln, S.W. 6 Atlanta. GA 30313 Jester, Viva Maria 1632 Sunny Lone Albany. GA 31701 Jewel. Lisa Yvette 3235 Candace Drive Atlanta. GA 30316 Johnson, Adrienne Gnylene 158 So. Cedar Street Mobile. AL 36602 Johnson. Andrea llebora 901 13th Avenue Augusta. GA 9CQ3I Johnson. Andrea Michelle «024 3rd Street Savannah. GA 31«OS Johnson. Angela Imvcttc 2(81 North Wot l tb Terrace Miami. FI. 33066 Johnson. Angela Lyactte 1306 Pollard Drive Atlanta. GA 30311 Johnson, Carol Ann 2816 7ane Grev Dr. Atlanta. GA 30316 Johnson, Castlo Carmina 816 Cherry Street Wayncefcoeo. GA 90830 Johnson. Cathy Ann 3617 S. Federal Apt. 933 Chicago. IL 60619 Johnson. Cheryl Ruth 76 Chicamauca Avenue Atlanta. GA 30314 Johnson. Chlquita Joy- 595 East Gag Street Memphis. TN 28106 Johnson, Claudette lav- 613 Fitzgerald Drive BatonvUlt. Ft. 32761 Johnson. Dann Cameron 948 Rnsl 220th Street Bronx. NY 10469 Johnson. Deborah E. 1(24 Eaaon St. N.W. Atlanta. GA 3031« Johnson. Denise 1081 Oldfsrm Rusd WatkinivCle. GA 9C67? Johnson. Ednccdia Sutina 1317 21 Street Columbus. GA 31901 Johnson, Gina L. Post Office Box 113 Kingvaad. GA 316(8 Johnson. Jacquelyn D. 7265 Cornell Read Fairburn. GA 30213 Johnson, Jada Ellison 456« Doral Dr.. S.W. Atlanta. GA 30331 Johnson. Judy Lee 2536 Bouiebord Dr.. N E Atlanta. CA 30317 Johnson. Katrina Michelle 671 Gary Read. N.W. Atlanta. GA 30(318 Johnson, Llnaley A. 1106 Andrea Street Cuthbcrt. GA 31740 Johnson. Lisa Il'Angela €0« S. Jeffenoei Street Dublin. GA 31021 Johnson. Ohisols A. 1 96 Boulder Cm; Rd Apt 111 Atlanta. GA 30316 Johnson. Patricia Gale 396 New Jersey Avenue. S.W Atlanta. GA 3031« Johnson. Sharon Lynette «629 Edge Moor Stmt Orlando. I L 32811 Johnson. Shawns Patrice 69 Norfolk Stmt Spr.ngfieid. MA 0111� Johnson. Tbnlta 2308 Omaha Road S.W. Atlanta. GA 30331 Johnson. Tony Renard 306 College Stmt Sandcnvillc. GA 31082 Joloer. Sonya Teresa 120(3 Coeway Rd. Decatur. GA 30030 Jor.es, Albert 1300 Comta Way Orlando, PL 32805 Jones. Angela Michele 6 Femhoff Ct Oakland. CA 91619 Jones. Brenda 1. Route I. Box 556 St. Mstthews.SC 29135 Jones. Cheryl L. 608 Emily Avenue Afcony. CA 31701 Jones. Chrietal L. 2894 Nam� Drive Atlanta. GA 50331 Jonea. Eddie 271 Norseman Dr.. Apt. 10 Smyrna. GA 90780 Jones, Jordan Torme 287 North Professor Stmt Oberlin. OH «407« Jones. Joya Diane 1300 Coretu Wav Orlando. FL 32805 Jones. Katherin D. «615 7th Avenue Sacramento. CA 9582? Jones. Keith Leland 19� Hollywood Stmt Oberlin. OH «4074 Jones. Kimberly Even 3803 Cedar Drive SuAland. MU 37746 Jones. Kimberly M. 8 North Allen Pk. Charleston. SC 29403 Jones, Lindn P.O. Box 3362 Atlanta. GA 30302 Jones, I.Ua Deneen 986 Colfax Benton Harbor. MI «9322 Jones, lands Ke-shee 1500 Royster Rd. Fort Worth. TX 7613« Jones. Melody laivaughn 101 Circle Drive Dscula. GA 30211 Jones, Michael l.ynn 101 Circle Drive Dscula. G A 30211 Jones. Michael Trevor 3607 Stone Road S.W Atlanta. GA 30331 Jones. Michelle Yvette 560 Burnside Ave. Apt. C-1 East Hartford. CT 06108 Jones, Paulette Regina 1878 Montvalioter. STL Atlanta GA 93316 Jones. Robert Alfred 707 Prince Dr. Phoenix. AL 34867 Jones. Stephale Dense 1070 West Forrest Ave. Wynne. AK 72396 Jones. Stephanl Bonny 2138 Jones Road. N W. Atlanta. GA 30318 Jonea. Tereon Lujunla 1019 TUckawanna Dr. Atlanta. GA 30311 Jones Todd F. 6456 Kimberly MSI Rd College Park. CA 93346 Jones. Traci Lynn 2511 Dale Cmk Dr, N.W. Atlanta. GA 30318 Jordan. Brie Leroy 3812 Atwell Drive Nashville. TN 37207 Jordan. Charlotte Evle Mae 985 Huff St. Cooyvr� . GA 93207 Jordan. Cynthia RennT 4429 A Pleasant Point Drive Decatur. GA 30031 Jordan. Petrlee Minette 1501 PaVomor Parkway Florence. SC 2 01 Joaeph, Claudette Agnes 240 James P. Brawlev Dnve Atlanta. GA 3C014 Judson. Freddie Elijah. Jr. 14220 N.W. 22nd Place Ops Locks. FL 33054 kKk Kabwatha. Arthur Ntanda Africa Lit. Centre Box 21319 Kitwe. GA Kane. Alllsou Marietta 1C602 White House Road Dip. MD 20772 Koahlmuwo. Olajunaoke O. 2136 Godby Road Apt 31-292 College Park. GA 30349 Kearse. Lori Ann 12812 Staton Ct largo. MD 20772 Kelley. William James 611 O d Forge Lane Park Fore � South. IL 0346« Kelly. Hawnethia Yvette 3107 Southwest Stmt Covington. GA 1(12� Kelly, Michael I .con 172 Taliaferro Street. 4 0 Atlanta. GA 30314 Kelly. William Jeffery «83 Fulton Stmt. S.W. Apt. 41810 Atlanta. GA 30312 Kemp. Cabarria Paenka 2848 Baku Ridge Drive Atlanta. GA 93318 Kcndabie. Ebimiere Irene 1936 Alison Court. S.W Atlanta, GA 93311 Kenner, Thnya Denise 850 Bridgewater St, S.W. Atlanta. GA 30310 Key. Dianne Angcnrttc Recite 4. Box 39 Statesboro. CA 93455 Kirth. Dunson D. 3057 Weslock Circle Decatur. GA 30034 Killian, Clareace Galnor, Jr. 2552 Block Forest Trad S.W. Atlanta GA 30331 Klmhro. David Brad 78 Hilkop Cir. 643 Atlanta. GA 30314 Klmbroaugh. Roderick M. 8237 Northkwn Detroit. Ml 48931 Kimbrough, Fred Howard 31D John Deahleldt E. Saint Louis, IL 62201 Kinard, Lisa Pearl 11318 South l� we Avenue Chicago. IL 03328 King, Cassius L. 543 tv Jeffmon St. Amerkus. GA 31709 King, Dawn Marie 141 Wavtrly Stmt Yonkers. NY 10701 King. Earnest Marion Route 2. Box 291 Washington. GA 30673 King. Godfrey Napoleon Route 7. Bex 226 Selma. AI. 36701 King. Gwendolyn Lorette 912 Sutton Hill Rood Nashville, TN 37204 King. Jacquely n Dredru 903 2nd Avenue. N.W Moultrie. GA 31768 King. Stephanie Snrwdo 4(8 bpebnan lane Apt. « Atlanta. GA 30311 King. Travis Maurice 2550 Karen Road College Park. GA 30337 King. Yolnndcr Louise 2890 Karen Road College Pork. GA 30337 Kinsey, Jovanda Denise 314 Allenwood Drive Dublin. GA 31021 Kirkland. Adrienne Yvette 118 Lenoec Street Decatur. GA 93000 Kirkland. Deborah D. 1867 Myrtle Dr. Apt 19 Atlanta, GA 30311 Kirkland. Michael 4638 Illlcl Dr. Columbus. GA 31907 Kirksey. Junnasha Lenettu 639 SummervtU St. Mobile. AL 30317 Kitchens. Zelda Yolanda 506 South Decatur St. Dublin. GA 3102! Klockley, Pamela 1725 West Haven Dr. Atlanta. GA 93311 Knight. Dcionnc C. 2918 Athena Lane. 4D Drcatur. GA 30008 Knight. Margaret Lakccia 700 Cloud St. Dsinabonvila. GA 317 6 Knightcn. Andre Raynaooe 4931 Guerrv Dr. Macon. GA 31210 Kolheim. Traci Lynn 1468 Haverwood Memphit. TN 39116 Kpaisn. Adama Arolious 80 Walnut Street, S.W 4510 Atlanta. GA 30314 lLl lackey, Todd Stephen 2017 Simpson Rood. N.W. Atlanta. CA 30314 ladler, Kenneth Alfonra 11231 S.W. ISrth Stmt Miami. FL 33157 lambert. Drnietriua F. Recite I. Box 1-D MSBen. GA 304 2 Lancaster. Mart hell 1831 Schieffelin PI. New York. NY 10466 l.unnutcr. ZeIda 1801 Schieffelin PI. New York. NY 10496 Lane, Andrew L. 32X1 Ml. G'Jeod Rd Atlanta. GA 30311 lane. Charles Morris 914 Collier Road N.W. Apt 4F-4 Atlanta. G A 30318 lam-. Ruby Ann 3414 Hwy. 341 S. HawkiravUle.GA 31099 Langford. Debora Evon 112 Bisbee Avenue Atlinta. GA 30315 Langley, Sharon Elaine 976 Clubhouse Circle West' Apt. F Decatur. GA 30334 Lanier, Fonda C. 2819 Nandy Drive Atlanta, GA 30318 Largina, I.atooya C. 3186 Plaza St. Miami, FI. 33133 l.arklas. lu-glstim- M. 626 Woodrow St Montgomery, AL 36108 Lary, Ju lines Solomon 2512 Cumberland Drive Macon. GA 31211 Laaane, Christopher Darrin 1011 Katbcrwood Drive Atlsnla. GA 90310 Lot hum. Shawn Lav erne 9331 S. Peoria Suect Chicago. IL (0620 Lutinwc. Aderibigbe A. 1876 Word Circle Apartment 3 Bast Point. GA 309 4 Lutinwc., Dolspo Olu 1876 Ward Circle Apt. 3 East Point. GA 30315 Latunde, Henry O. Post Off ice Box 1(013 Atlanta. GA 33310 Law. Alvin Curtis 818 McClendon Stmt Oglethorpe. GA 31068 law, la-onard Rena 2101 Barrets Lane Mobile. AL 36617 Iawal. Olufemi M. PO. Box 115313 Atlanta. GA 30310 Lawrence. Calvin Dcwayne IOTA Mill Street Hberton. GA 30635 Lawrence, Lisa C. 7050 S Pra. Chicago. IL 80637 Lawrence, Morris Kcnard 4152 Emerald Drive Decatur. GA 30035 Lawson, Anthony Jerome Route 3. Box 298 Jackson. GA 30233 Lawson, Prlaca Lynn 1817 Honeysuckle Lone Apt. 147 Atlanta, CA 90311 Lee. Adrian Dupra 821 Atwood St, S.W. Atlanta. GA 3CG10 Lee. Ernest 3164 Ouihman Circle Apt. B 1 Atlanta. G A 30311 Lee. Evens Denise 123 New Stmt Greenwood. SC 29646 lae. Michelle l.inette 1026 Garnett Place Evanston. IL «'201 lagrande. Robert A. ft29 Ryn Mawr Rd Pittsburgh. PA 15219 Lemuel. Cyndal Annette 43 Hulchinvm Stmt Atlanta. GA 30307 Iaster. Anthony Mark Windy Hill Village Apt. 2460-H, Copenhagen Ct. Marietta. GA 30380 Looter. Melanie Nr� hcll 601 N W. 20th S’reel Pompano Beach. FL 33060 Lewia. Annette 1938 Brannrci Road Atlanta. C.A 30316 Lewis. Charles Tyrone 2030 Sandra Drive Clearwater. FL 33546 Lewi . Deedra .«nek� 921 Chichester Dr.se Birmingham. AL 352U Lewis. Plemon Joseph ISO Pevton Place. Apt. 210N Atlanta. GA 30311 Lewi . Richard Allen 223 Burlington Place Nashville, TN 37215 Lewi� . Terry L. S-2 Magnolia Court 18 Avenae 24th Street Meridian, MS 39331 Liman. DanUdi 239 Iaktvie� Plew Place CrJVfe Park. GA 30332 Lindsey. Kimberly Bvett 2067 Mesa Drive A Uinta. GA 30316 Llppitt, John Loca� 130 Third Ave. Decolor. GA 30030 Lipscomb. Byron Nathaniel 8315 South Manilla Id Chirapx IL «620 Little, Harold Bernard 404 Calhoun St. Saiirtten), GA 30401 Ixiflon. Anita 2603 Clifton Spring� Rood Atlanta, GA 3X04 Lofton. Nicole Danielle 8 58 Packard Avenue Berkeley, MO 63134 Lofton, Robert Berl 8523 So. Paxton Avenue Chicago. IL 60617 Logan, John Kennedy 2900 Martin Lutbrr King Dr. Atlanta. GA 30311 London. Edwin Cortot 1717 Centra Villa Drive Apt. A 3 Atlanta, CA 30311 Long. Derryl Andre 2t5C E. Geneve Street Syracuse. NY 13221 l ove, Ijimentha 4537 St. Andres� Drive Atlanta. GA 30331 lame. Bettyc Javalle 2000 Boo'dercrevt Road Apartment B-8 Atlanta. GA 30316 laavre. Plenti� D. Route 4. Box 1064 Riinbridge. GA 31717 Lowery. Theleaia Valencia 2430 Colorado TraiL S.W. Atlan'a. GA 3033! Lucan. Michele Elena 30522 W. Chicago Detroit. Ml 48228 Luke. Dorcnc Deniae P.0. Box 97 Temple. GA 30179 Luttery, Courtney Jame 2795 Spain Drive Ea� l Point. CA 30344 Lyon . Curtia Jr. 510 Boat Fiiher Street Pensacola. 1X32503 mMm Mabry. Dexter Wade 7170 Center 19 Lithoni . GA 3-M69 Mack. Derek A. 8006 So Marshfield Chicago. IL $0620 Mackall, Todd J. 10 {« St.. S.E. Washington DC. DC 20019 Maddox. Julian C. 37C6 Garrison Dr Atlanta. GA 30331 Maddox. Rodney Demetrius 20 Aberdeen Street. N.E. Atlanta. GA 30307 Madison, Daryl Maurice 2780 V.illev Rxto Drive Decatur. GA 30032 Mahone. Tonya Anorc 1383 Pryor Read Apt. 6 Atlanta. GA 3� 15 Mallory, Carol Charlotte 188 Bowen Car, S.W. Apt 4 Atlanta. CA 30315 Mallory. Varonlca Dcnlac 45-33 Santa Fe Trail Atlanta, GA 30331 Malloy. Lydia M. 19 Colon ul Road W. Hemp. NY 11552 Malone. Tanya Renae 1881 Turner Kd. Atlanta. GA 3 315 Mandevllle. Bruce 3 Rt. Box 352 Greensboro. GA 30642 Manning, Krnder I.yn-Rnr lit I Sunset Bird Holly HU. FL 32017 Manuel. Katrina Andrcc 4642 Flvnn Court Jacksonville. FL 32209 Maolud. Alitnah 4341 Pleasant Point Drive Decatur. GA 30034 Lotrice Decatur. GA 3C032 Marlon, George Lev 10 Nunan Street Charleston. SC 29403 Marsh. Donna Lynctte 6 Stafford St.. S.W. Atlanta. GA 30314 Marsh. Mattie Florence 2488 Appomattox Dr.ve Atlanta. GA 30034 Marshall, Deborah Anne- 217 East Vine St. Oberlin. OH 44074 Martin. April Michelle 5329 A Bridgeport Tacoma. WA 98467 Martin. Derrick Carnell 5642 W. Grrenbrock Dr. Broun Deer. W1 53223 Marlin. Franklin Jerome 231 Cambridge Avenue Decatur. GA 30030 Mapp. Yolanda 253) Dawn Dr. Martin. Glenda Colleen 6203 Grove.nberg Road Lansing. MI 45910 Martin. Marie Antoinette 3324 Ely Avenue Niagara Fall. NY 14303 Martin. Pandora Renee 1001 Turpin Street Augusta. CA 3X01 Martinet, Cecelia Yvonne 118 Seaton Rd Apt. 5A2 Stamford. CT 0©02 Masha. Kafllnt Allnuke 2900 Campcreek Parkway Atlanta. GA 30037 Mason. Jade Davenr 2912 Beatties Ford Rd Charlotte. NC 28216 Mathew . Aurora Amelia 3902 34 Street 7krr.pi. FL 33610 Mathia. Beverly Drlois 2739 Dresden Trail Atlanta. GA 30344 Mathia, Christopher Lee Rt . Box 433 Hahira. GA 31652 Matthewa. Tracey Donnell 2611 Selma Avenue KooxvBe. TN 37914 Maullsby, Jacqueline Elvira 56 40 Street Irvington. NJ 07111 Maxwell, Sharon Chardon 104 Duke Lone Udson.SC 2945$ May. Christian Dyan 339 Monroe Street Macon. GA 31201 May. Dorms Carolyn 9946 S. Green Chicago. IL «643 Mayberry. Lynctte J. 3310 A Peppertm Circle Decatur. CA 30034 Mayfield. Cynthia Yvette 9006 5th Av Inglewood. CA 90305 May , Stephan I L. 3929 Log Cabin Dr. Macon. GA 31204 McRran, Deneen Patrice 171 Fat Contant P.O. Box 3942 St. Thomas. VI 00501 McClardy. J meric Suzanne 3252 Mlrwum Un . S.W. Atlanta. GA 30311 McClendon. Warner Lee 3009 W. Jackwyn Chicago. IL 61612 McCollum, Gwendolyn I. 1935 Allinn Court Api. C-19 Atlanta, GA 30311 McCormick. Cynthia Renee 4017 Napier Av� . 2B Macon. GA 31204 McCormick. Rochelle Deniae 6700 S. Chop pci Chicago. IL 60649 McCorvey. Jr.. Albert 129 Cypres Ct. Columbus. GA 31906 McCrne. Freddie 1311 Avalon A� � . Albany, GA 31707 McCrary, Marilyn Joyce 2602 Santa Barbara Dr. Atlanta. GA 30318 McCray. Andrell Denise 2602 CMwnse St. Brunswick. GA 31520 McCutcheon. Ricky Rt. 4. Box 141 Ugrange. GA 30240 McDaniel, Venecia L. 2870 Pine Valiev Cir. East Point. GA 30344 McDuffie. Richard C. 2550 Harw ich Circle Columbus. GA 31907 McCefcc . Roaallnd A. SO) Dame Avenue Gler.wood. II. 60425 McGhee. Alberta C. 1349 Kenilworth Dr Atlanta. GA 36010 McGlothu. Vtrlinda Jean 205 Quincy Avenue Griffin. GA 30223 Mclntoah. Suaan Dlnnc 1930 Ufoyett. S.E. Grand Rapids. MI 49507 McKee, Steve S. 280 Meadow Lake Drive Apt. 1341 Atlanta. GA 30317 McKibbln . Lloyd Timothy 912 Tnird Avenue Decatur. GA 3XOO McKItn. Aril� Eveite 138 Griffin Strict. N.W. Apt. 7 Atlanta. GA 30314 McKnicht, Sondra 11011 N.W 19th Avenue Miami. FL 33167 McKudu. Charte Andrew 478 Beckwith Court. S.W. Apt-8 Atlanta. GA 30314 McLaughlin, Debra F. 289 Bflmeadc Co-art Dnnvife, VA 24540 McLaughlin, Shawn Lee 15 Ewtlake Drive. N.E. Atlanta. GA 30317 McLendon. Shevelle R. 126 Pritchett St Dublin. GA 31021 Meadow . Rose Yuvoone 404 S Chester Ccenpton. CA 90221 Mrdloch. Ray T. 1674 McCor.ihe Strr� t Jacksonville. FL 32209 Meek . Kenneth James 64 Comstock BuffaV.. NY 14215 Melton, Catrlna Leandrca 2502 Whispering Pines Road Albsny, GA 31707 Merlwehter. Quentin C. ICO Hollis Tcrroce Atlanta, GA 30011 Mcrkcrooo, Lion Beth 2803 Allegro Drive, N.W. Atlanta, GA 33316 Merrill, Tyra Lea 832 l yean. S.E. Grand Rapid . Ml 49506 Melts. Antoinette M. 1964 Pineda 1c Place Decatur. GA 30032 Meyera. Joann Do DOC Bldg 62. Apt. A St. Thomas US. VI 00802 Middlebrooks, Darlene Y. 1969 Handley Ave.. S.W. Atlanta. CA 30310 Middleton, Frank Rudolph 532 HUwood Circle Augusts. GA 30999 Mile . Ingrid Rena 219 Chicago Av� . Prichard. AL 36610 Mlllen. Ronnie Dewitt Rout 1, Box 452 Ridge land. SC 29SC16 Miller. Glola Lla 8123 St. Lawrence Chicago. IL 60619 Miller. Kenneth K.. Jr. 4383 Don Luis Drive Los Angeles. CA 90003 Miller. Mark Cedric 115 Elm Street Montclair, NJ 07042 Miller. Robert Thomas 1630 Ezra Church Dr, N.W. Atlanta. GA 30314 Miller. Sonia Marie 5751 Rlverdale Rd. Apt. 17-G College Park. GA 30349 Miller. Tammy R. 2691 Head Rd.. S.W. Atlanta. GA 30311 Millings. Shantell Lashon 1CC301 S.W. 146 Terrace MLsral.FI. 33176 Mill . Courtnee Royelle 1904 Marshall Parkway Waukegan. IL $0085 Mills, Dianne 14641 S.W. 104 Ct- Msirai. FI. 3317C Millaap, Kenneth L. 1155 MSI St. B2 Gains ville. GA 30501 Milner. Marsha 5574 Marlborough Detroit. Ml 48W4 Milner. Valerie Michelle 1209 Gardenia Street. N.W Atlanta. GA 30314 Milton. Cherryl Mlllicenl 8105 Box St. Thomas. VI 0X01 Minx . Jennies Ealla 3918 Arch Street Tampa. FL 33607 MinnU. RiaG. 1759 Parkway Terrace Memphis. TN 38114 Minter. Christopher L. Route 2. Box 364 Barnmvile. GA 30204 Mitchell. David L. 2943 English Ave. Columbia. SC 29204 Mitchell. Angela Rojean 2405 Evergreen Drive Albany. GA 31707 Mitchell. Choral Lynn 1915 Maywood PI.. N.W. Atlanta. GA 30318 Mitchell. F.lnetta Deneen 4388 Clemen: Dris� Atlanta. GA 30331 Mitchell. Lance Maurice 1915 Maywood Place. N.W. Atlanta. GA 30318 Mitchell. Li� V. 1468 Pinehurat Dr.. S.W. Atlanta. GA 30311 Mitchell. Pauls Joy 1240 Lynvay Lane. S.W. Atlanta. GA 30311 Mitchell. Paulette Joyce 1240 Lynwny Atlanta. GA 30311 Mitchell. Rodney- 903 Hall St-. SW. Atlanta. GA 30310 Mitchell. Sylvia Marie 1392 Cerro ViaU Dr. Atlanta. GA 30316 Mixon. Melody Denell 4070 Montego Bay Drive College Park. GA 049 Ml Ho. lain Slletbembl 11 Raymond St. N.W. Atlanta, GA X014 Moalen. April Michele 1543 Sborefvim Court Apt. C College Park. GA 30349 Mobley. Deolae 596 Fayetteville Read AtLir.ta. GA 30316 Mobley. Kathy Elizabeth Route I. Box 177 Girard. GA 30426 Mohamed, Fourla M. 2365 Niskev Lake Rd Atlanta. GA 30331 Momon. Angela Yvette 267 HrraphU School Rd, N.W. Atlanta. GA 30331 Momoon. FoLrahade R. 4375 Cascade Rd. S.W. Apt. D-28 Atlanta. GA 3 331 Montrond. Gilda Maura 25 Kathleen Read Brockton. MA 02402 Moody, Rosetta A. 2054 Louise Face Atlanta, GA 30318 Moore. Charlrw Edward 2330 West Washington Rlvd Chicago, IL 6(612 Moore. Douglas Harold 372 Orange Road Montclair. NJ 07042 Moore. Kcela Yvette 12063 Racket Court Sunnymead. CA 923S8 Moor . Kimberly H. 121 Whippoorwill lane Columbus, GA 31507 Moore. Mark Anthony 23 3 N.W 79th TVrrace Miami. FL 33147 Moore. Melvin A. 22 Southard St Trentoa NJ 06009 Morehead. Mlrcnda P. 2421 Bywood Greensboro. NC 27405 Morgan. Catherine Deniae 1634 Cres’.hiU Avenue Apt. 2 Ci� :vnnati. OH 45237 Morris, Siward Cecil 205 17 113 Rd. New York. NY 11412 Morris, Vernon A. 775 lee Andrew� Av .. S.E. Atlanta. GA 33315 Morrison. Deldre Deniae «827 Woodstream Drive Charlotte. NC 28210 Moras, Darlene 1185 Lincoln Terrace Winter Garden. FL 32787 Morion. Cheryl Patrice 7i� Hortense Pisce Atlanta. GA 30318 Morton, Soph I I-orrn P.O. 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Melody Lynne 3094 J ur.e Apple Drive Decatur. GA 30034 Murry. Lola M. «22 South Colfax Chicago. IL 60617 My � . Cynthia Lynn 2900 Compere k Parkway College Park. CA 30337 McCarley. Lynne Marl 298 Saranac Avenue Buffalo. NY 14216 McCartney. Pamela F. Mt. Royal Avenue. Box N682 Nassau' GA McClain. Michelle 9330 Southshoee Drive Chicago. IL 60017 McClendon. Carol Ann 10S0 N.W. 18th Dr. 177 Pompano Beach. FL 30X0 McCrary. Phylli� Jonca 3538 Santa Is'. Drive EUenwood. GA 30049 McKenzie. Carol Anne 4806 Kenezct Dm� Chattanxga, TN 37416 McQuartcm, Cathy Lynn 1S4X3 Birwood Detroit, Ml 48221 __________. •j) r i «]S a ® wH 5i? t«S « X Wallaor. Katherine Mary 1417 E 93th Place Chicago. 11.60619 Wallace. Sherry C. 3S2 Pone� Deleon Ave.. Apt. 20 Atlanta. GA 30308 Walton. Alfred� F«Ueia Rte. 1. Box 339 Tignall. CA 33686 Walton, Charlene Amelia Route� Box 315-A ManinaviBe. VA 24112 Walton, Cyrua «0 Venena PI. X.W Atlanta. CA 30318 Walton. Tracy Cinea •3X0 S. Hampton Rd. College Park. CA 303«� Ward. Carmen Oentae 513 Shaw Street Charleston. WV 25301 Ward. Keith Franklin toD TindaL Height� Macon. CA 31231 Ware. Broewyn Lejunc 3376 Unlock Circle Decatur. CA 30034 Warr. Timothy Alriandrr 1598 Willi� Mdl Road Atlanta. CA 30311 Warner. Rodney Fredrick 3539 Evergreen Parka ay Flint. Ml 489X1 Warner, Sburta Diana ThymaiviUe B10 Apt. A St. The ma� . T 009)1 Warner. Sonya dean Til PlaiaviJe Trail. S.W. Ailarta. CA 30331 Warren. Cheryl Renee 30 E I'22nd Street Chicago It. 6087-8 Warren. Pamela Delaine 2327 Deloa Dr.. Apt. II Fait Point. GA 30344 Washington. Beverly K. 1510 Longford Dnve Hvatuvie. MD 20782 Webb. Mlaty 3120 Keenan Road College Park. GA 30349 Webb. Ronald Anthony 70 Martin Rd. Kitterv. MA 03904 Webbe, Jacqueline Haxel P.0. Box 1318 St. Thomas. VI0)801 W'eb� ter. Gina Renee 513 Eau 35th Street Wilmington. DE 19802 W'eekca. Leoaie Verna Donee Project Apt 2C St. Thomas. VI00802 Weems. Terrle Mirunda 1937 Fort Valle) Drive Ea� t Point. GA 30344 Welch. Timothy D 7685 Favoe Rd. 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