Fayetteville State University - Fayettevillian Bronco Yearbook (Fayetteville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1980 volume:

DEDICATION TEN YEARS OF DEDICATION TO FAYETTEVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY Dr. Charles A Lyons, Jr. began his tenure as President in 1969 and was named Chancellor in 1972. During the past ten years several major achievements were made under Dr. Lyon ' s leadership. The University maintained a main campus in urban Fayetteville, and established University Centers at the Fort Bragg-Pope Air Force Base Installation, at Goldsboro, Smithfield, Silver City, and Clinton. The University gained accrediation by the National Council for Accrediation of Teacher Education. The number of doctorate degrees among the faculty increased from 25% to 46%. The University expanded the administrative structure to include a Provost and Vice Chancellor for Aca- demic Affairs, Vice Chancellor for Student Development, Vice Chancellor for Business Affairs, two Academic Deans, a Dean of Continuing Education. A viable Weekend and Evening College was established. A new residence Hall, an academic building, a student center, and a continuing education center have been completed; a modern science complex will soon be completed. Fayetteville State University initiated the operation of a Graduate Center that is to be administered entirely by the University in the near future. The Associate of Arts Degree Program was established at the University Center at Fort Bragg. ■ Dr. Carlton J- Barber, Chaii BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mrs Marv Clark, Vice Cha Mrs Emaretta Felton, Secretary Mr Charles W Fairley Mr Dickson McLean, )r Mr Albert Ru 28 m W ' f m :M li Mr Felton Capel Mr Robert Atkins, SGA President Not Photographed. Mr Lenwood Rich Mr Vi.it Gilmore Mrs li.yce Michaux CHANCELLOR ' S MESSAGE Fayetteville State University is completing 102 years of educational services to the people of South- eastern North Carolina. We firmly believe that the role of this institution is to provide a means of fulfilling the needs of all of the people in our geographic area, however diverse and multicultural their needs. We are committed to helping people irrespective of race, creed, color, or sex. The mottoes and ideals which have been a part of this institution from its founding constitute the guiding principles which are basic to all of our endeavors. May all of us, as members of the Fayetteville State University family rededicate ourselves to those ideals, and thereby lay the foundation for happy and useful lives. I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate the senior class of 1980 and wish for each of you a bright and cheerful future. May you always remember that man ' s highest calling is the call to serve, and that if you give to the world the best that you have, the best will come back to you. FIRST FAMILY OF THE UNIVERSITY Standing left to right: Brenda, Shelia and Charles Herbert Seated Mrs. Rosa Lyons and Chancellor Charles A Lyons, Jr. The Chancellor poses with his lovely wife Mrs. Rosa Lyons TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication 1 Board of Trustees 2 Chancellor ' s Message 3 Chancellor Family 4 Table of Contents 6 Candids 7 Provost Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs 10 Vice Chancellor for Student Development 11 Vice Chancellor for Business Affairs 12 Senior Administrators 13 Administrators 15 Faculty 18 Candids 27 Student Government Association President 32 Student Government Association Vice President 33 Student Government Association Staff 34 Candids 35 Student Government Association Business Manager 36 Miss Fayetteville State University 37 Candids 38 Miss Rudolph Jones Student Center 40 Student Center Advisory Board 41 Lyceum Programs 42 Special Programs 44 Senior Class 46 Candids 61 Homecoming Activities 63 Junior Class 78 Memorium 87 Candids 88 Sophomore Class 90 Candids 99 Freshmen Class 100 Candids Ill Staff 112 WFSS 119 Fayetteville State University Marching Broncos 120 Poems 122 Recipient of Scholarship Fund 124 Candids 125 Clubs Associations 129 Greeks Non-Greeks 162 Candids 185 Who ' s Who Students 192 Miss Bronco-Ed 200 Sports 201 Candids 230 Fayettevillian Editor 238 Fayettevillian Staff 239 HAPPINESS IS Playing A Game of Backgammon CHANCELLOR LYONS Ch.irici-lkir Lyons escores Mrs, Lyons during Miss FSU ' s Coron. Chjncullor Lyons poses with Superior Court Judge Arthur ion Ceremon ' L.ine during the Chancellor ' s Reception for Alumni and Friends Chancellor Lyons takes time out from his busy schedule to stroll around the campus. In the middle photograph Chancellor Lyons takes time out from his busy schedule to pose for a photograph. CHANCELLOR LYONS Chancellor and Mrs Lyons smile while making many functions that they attend appearance at one of the Chancellor and Mrs. Lyons pose at a special birthday party gp honor of the Chancellor. IN HIS MANY MOODS Chancellor and his son clean fish during his le Chancellor is getting ready to prepare breakfast at home PROVOST AND VICE CHANCELLOR FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS DR. DEFIELD T. HOLMES VICE CHANCELLOR FOR STUDENT DEVELOPMENT DR. CLEOPHUS C. HATCHER mamm VICE CHANCELLOR FOR BUSINESS AFFAIRS MR. JOHN V. PARHAM SENIOR ADMINISTRATORS Ir. James E. Carson, Dean of Continuing Education Center and Assi- int to the Chancellor for Planning and Institutional Advancement Mr. William L. Clement, Personnel Officer Dr K.ibert W James, Director of Advanced Institutional Divelupment Dr Sydney A Ruid, Acidemic Utan I SENIOR ADMINISTRATORS Dr. Tillman V, Jackson, Academic Dean of Fort Bragg — Pope AFB Cen Dr. Arthur Pindle, Director of Institutional Researcti Mr Mrs lohn Parham, Mr. Mrs. William Clement, Dr. Sydney Reid and Mr. Julius Morgan stand in line to greet Alumni and Friends at the Chancellor ' s Reception for Alumni and Friends ADMINISTRATORS )r. Eddy Cheng, Director of Computing Cen- Mrs, Eleanor Curtis, Supervisor of Grapfiii and Reproduction Mr Charles A. Darlington, Director of Ad- Jr. Hubert R. Douh, Acting Director of Ath- etics Mr, Vance Mtliruoni Uu ations .il Plant Oper- Dr. Luther McManus, Director of Veteran ADMINISTRATORS Mr, Harold L, Nixon, Director of Financial Dr. Otieno Okelo, Administrative Assistant to Mrs Annette C. Proctor. Supervisor Aid Associate Dean of Student-Men Academic Dean Switchboard Dr C Mason Quick, Director of Student Or Larry Riddick, Director of Pla Health Services ager Evaluation Mrs Arnetha T, Robii Student-Women Associate Dean Mr, Joseph C. Ross, Director of Co tions Center Mr lohnny Sanders, Director of Interdisci- Mrs. Evelyn Shaw, Director of Spe plinary Curriculum Program Projects ADMINISTRATORS r :v.m Irs. Nathalene Smith, Director of Library Mr Irving Veazie, Student Services Manage Mrs Beverh ' J Warren, Supervisor of Word Processing Center r. Clarence Wfiite, Director of Student Mr Milton arboro. Director of Placement From left-right: Mrs. Arnetha Robinson. Ms, Renee Wilkins. Mrs Mane Ken- nedy and Mr. Irving Veazie pose for a photograph after the Homecoming DIVISION OF HUMANITIES FINE ARTS Area of Modern Foreign Languages Dr. )ohn T, Wolfe, J Head Dr. Virginia F. Curry, Coordinator Dr David S Du Mrs Catherlene S. Thompson Area of Literature Or Peter Valenfi Area of English and Dramatic Arts Dr. Richard D. Sharp Mrs Sandra E. Sha Dr Frank L. Whaley DIVISION OF EDUCATION HUMAN DEVELOPMENT Area of Education Dr. Walter T. Pace Dr. Clarence White, Jr. Dr. Dolores D. Wolfe Area of Health, Physical Education and Recreation Mr. Raymond McDougald DIVISION OF HUMANITIES FINE ARTS Area of Music Mr. Syed M. Yunus, Coordinator Area of Art m llKii IKHB ' 1 Mr. Oscar C. Willis Area of Philosophy Dr Chacko C Tho Coordinator DIVISION OF SOCIAL STUDIES Area of Political Science 1 M .-. vSHr Dr Jeffrey B Allen p Hj V WPv i ' ' £ ' i Dr Otieno Okelo Mr Wilfred Yo Area of History Mr Donald D. Neil: Dr, Jasper C- Pressley Area of Sociology Dr Hubert Doub, Coordinator Mr John B Henderson Area of Psychology Ms. Hattie And w K ' ii j.M A mm DIVISION OF PHYSICAL LIFE SCIENCES Area of Chemistry Area of Physics Dr, Jan Paul Dabrowski Dr Lee M. Kleiss Area of Geography Dr Dennis Nathaniel, Coordinator Area of Biology Dr. David L H Dr. Joseph L. Knuckles, Coordinator Area of Medical Technology Dr, Pinapaka Murthy, Coordinator DIVISION OF PHYSICAL LIFE SCIENCES con ' t Area of Mathematics Mh. Dunne J. VVil DIVISION OF GENERAL STUDIES Mr. Felton Thomas Ms Kathleen Torrence DEPARTMENT OF AEROSPACE STUDIES Capt. Rufus Washington Lt Col Bobbv E, Battle, Coordinator DIVISION OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS Area of Business Administration Dr Marion C Gt ' orge, J Area of Business Education Office Administration Dr C Jojnne Li A DAY AT THE PRE-SCHOOL LABORATORY WE WORK HARD AT THE PRE-SCHOOL LABORATORY THIS SLIDE BOARD IS LOTS OF FUN Wim I NOW IT ' S TIME FOR FUN! FUN! NIGERIAN ARTIST Mr. Bruce Onobrakpeya visiting Fayetteville State ' s campus to talk about his works and give some historical background on African art. Mr. Onobrakeya is an instructor at St. Gregory ' s College in Lagos. On the MOVE . . . Miss Izola Young received her Bachelor of Science De- gree from Elizabeth City State University. She received her M.A.T. in English from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She is a Doctorial candidate at Howard University, Washington DC. Miss Young was recently appointed Head of Division of General Studies. Dr. John T. Wolfe received a B.Ed. Degree from Chica- o State University in 1964. He received a Master ' s in nglish Education in 1972 and a Ph.D. in Linguistics in 976 from Purdue University. Dr. Wolfe was recently appointed Head for the Divi- ion of Humanities and Fine Arts. Students prepare to load the bus for a day of pleasure at White Lake, NC, Students gather around the FSU activity bus for dinner and social FRESHMEN ORIENTATION L-R Dean AT, Robinson, Dr Willis Ham. Speaker for Freshmen Onentatii Dr Defield Holmes, and Dr. C. C. Hatcher Freshmen Orientation enables the incoming freshmen to meet new friends and get acquainted with the university family before enrolling in the Fall. L-R Robert Atkins, SGA President, Shirley Long, Miss. Student Center, and Dr. Luthe McManus 9 L-R Debbie Bell, Shelia McKoy, Jennifer McNeill, Terry Wil- liams and two members of the Dining Hall Staff. ■. L-R Richard Wall and David Cagle wait patiently to be served by the Din- ing Hall Staff, SGA PRESIDENT IN HIS Robert Atkins MANY MOODS! FSU ' s FIRST FEMALE SGA VICE PRESIDENT i ' ;M MISS VALORIE L. PERRY P ' .V , STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION STAFFERS I l I ind.i i ' urdv and Sandra McArthur L-R Everette Johnson, James Aufry, Bobby Coefield ' ■ ' ' FRIENDS WHO CARE HBi SGA BUSINESS MANAGER MAYNARD SMITH UNITED IN BROTHERHOOD OR FRIENDSHIP MAYNARD HAS A UNIQUENESS OF ONE MISS FAYETTEVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY WANDA GREEN DRESSED CASUAL OR CHIC WANDA IS EVERY BIT OF A F.S.U. QUEEN RUDOLPH JONES LECTURE SERIES L-R Dr. James Carson, Dean of Continuing Education Center and Assis- tant to the Chancellor, Mr, Ray Weathersby, Speaker, Mr, Irving Veazie, Director of Student Activities, Mr, Israel W, Rwejuna, Account- ing Instructor and Advisor for the Accounting Club, Reccplion sponsored bv Division of Business Ixiuiomics and assisted by University Lyceum Committee wai held after the lecture MISS RUDOLPH JONES STUDENT CENTER SHIRLEY LONG WHETHER STANDING ALONE, WITH FRIENDS, OR BEING ADMIRED BY SPECTATORS SHIRLEY HAS THE SMILE OF A WINNER STUDENT CENTER ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS AND VOLUNTEERS Left-right: Ricardo James, Alfredia Williams, Mr. Frederick Young, Advisor, Shirley Long, Mr )erry WiUian Advisor, Kimberly Brisbone, Clark Arline, Shirley Lewis, Lynn Scott Left-right: Shirley Lewis, Secretary, Shirley Long, President, Kimberly Brisbone, Vic President, Lynn Scott, Parliamentarian. HUSBH FAYETTEVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY ' S LYCEUM COMMITTEE Presents THE SHAW PLAYERS COMPANY (A MUSICAL BASED on ihe PLAY PURLIE VICTORIOUS ) OSSIL DAVIS (COMEDY) Seabrook Auditorium 7:30 P.M. Wednesday, February 20, 1980 FREE FAYETTEVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY Presents General Hazel W. Johnson ANC Chief, United States Army Nurse Corps. In The BUTLER THEATRE THURSDAY MARCH 27, 1980 At 12:00 Noon FREE Sponsored By: LYCEUM COMMITTEE Coordinated By: STUDENT ACTIVITIES HBl SPECIAL PROGRAMS mm A HIGH SCHOOL TUTORIAL PROGRAM MISS SENIOR WENDY ERVIN, the daughter of Mrs. Ada Malloy of Whiteville, North Carolina. She majo Office Administration. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Ruby Hines, Secretary Leverne Marshall. SGA Representative Flora Newkirk, Assl. Secretary Paul Robinson President Ruby Hines Secretary Flora Newkirk Asst. Secretary Phyllis Greene Treasurer Miss Senior Wendy Ervin Leverne Marshall SGA Representative Vlr. Irving Veazie, Adv SENIORS arnngton C. Adkins XaviiT L. Ael ins Sylvia F. Alford Claudette Alston usiness Administration Intermediate Edu -ation Biology Physical Education ockv Mount.VA Wade, NC Fayetteville, NC Scotland Neck, NC Ernest A. Ame Sociology Rochester, NY TfW ? M lames Askew Robert Atkins James Autry Glenn C Baldwin Sociology Business Adm nistration Intermediate Education Business Administration Ahoskie, NC Raleigh, NC Wade, NC Whiteville, NC Nicholas G Banks Lawrence Earner Lacy W, Bell, Jr. Melvm Bivens Psychology Business Administration Intermediate Education Busines s Administratio Fayetteville, NC Fayetteville, NC Faison, NC Fayette i-ille, NC SENIORS Edith Blackwell Kare n C Boone Donnie Boseman K.irlv Childhood Edu ation Busir ess Administration Business Administration 1 .n flteville. NC Gate ,NC Goldsboro. NC Joe R Brackeen, Jr Political Science Jacksonville, NC Early Childhood Education Raeford, NC Early Childhood Education Wilson, NC Alice E, Bryan Business Educati( Lumberton, NC Letsie L. Bryant Intermediate Edu Favetteville, NC Angela V. Burden Sociology Ahoskie NC Betty C. Brown Business Educatior PoUocksviUe, NC Robert S. Burnett Business Administration Favetteville. NC Cheryl H. Butler Business Education Fayetteville, NC Brenda Bynum Health Physical Edu Pinetops, NC Debra A. Campbell Sandra G. Campbell Business Education Business Administratio Fayetteville, NC Ashokie, NC ags gUgg SENIORS Estt-rCarmichael Engh.h Fayi-tleville, NC Chllon K Cole Business Administrati. Goldsbiiro, NC Sampson Cotton Business Administratu Oak City, NC Vickie L. Cotton Mathematics Education Jackson, NC Connie Copeland Political Science Lilesville, NC Patricia A. Crump Eariy Childhood Education Lumberton, NC Diane Carroll Elizabeth Chapman Gloria Coe Sociology Early Childhood Education Political Scien Keanville, NC Fayetteville, NC Hartsville, SC Kennis F. Crumple Business Education Fayetteville, NC James H. Davis Business Administration Houston, Texas Janice Deloatch Intermediate Education Weldon, NC Bill DeSoto Sociology Fayetteville, NC Raymond Donnell History Baltimore, MD SENIORS Glona M. Edrr ond William A Everett Brenda V. Faison Betty Farmer Business Adm nisfration Physical Education Early Childhood Edu -afion Early Childhood Educati Halifax, NC Jacksonville, NC Elm City, NC Tabor City. NC Delton L. Farmer Gle Ida ). Farmer Stella C. Farrov Fra icell H, Flood, J r Business Administr ation Eler nentary Education Business Educa tion Bus ness Administr atio Fayetteville, NC Spr ng Lake, NC Sanford, NC Har npton, VA Oretha Foreman Carolyn Freer WilUe Gainey Reginald Gilchrist Business Administration Business Educ ation Intermediate Education Business Administration Scotland Neck, NC Rocky Mount NC Fayetteville, NC Favetteville, NC Vertell T. Godbolt Winifred Godwin Yvonne Godwin Joseph Gordon Music Early Childhood Education Early Childhood Education Early Childhood Educat Fayetteville, NC Godwin, NC Godwin, NC Godwin. NC SENIORS ; - ' WtJUkSS J- : Ins Graham Intfrmedidle Education Favfttt-ville, NC Marion T. Hall Business Administration Raleigh, NC Ronnie Graham Speech Theatre Washington, NC Zebedee T Graha Physical Educalio Fayetteville, NC iT A Linda Harper Business Education Winston Salem, NC Debby Hales Business Administration Wade, NC Brenda D. Herring Intermediate Education Magnolia, NC Leonard Hill Business Administration Fayetteville, NC Debra D. Herrington Political Science Tabor City, NC Ruby G Hines Physical Education Goldsboro, NC Allie Hill Early Childhood Edu Fayetteville, NC Carolyn L. Hill Intermediate Education Faison, NC Sarah B Holmes Psychology Fayetteville, NC Wanda J Huev Business Adm ' inistrati( Evanston, ILL Ervin E. Josey Business Administration Favetteville, NC SENIORS James Jackson Sociology Richmond, VA Eugene Johnson Physical Education Favetteville, NC Paulette Joyner Early Childhood Education Wilson, NC Business Education Slier City, NC Ferbie Langley Early Childhood Education Henderson, NC Mary L. Jenkins Early Childhood Educatit Favetteville, NC Susie King Business Educatit Clarkton, NC Kevin Lawson Business Administratii Dover, NC Harrv F Jobes Business Administration St Louisville, OH Yvonne H, Jones Early Childhood Education FayetteviUe, NC Irene Kirk Early Childhood Educatit Favetteville, NC Rita A. LeGrand Business Administration Candor, NC SENIORS lorl Bragg. NC Gi-orgf Marshall Political Science Fayetteville, NC Sandra Lofton Political Science Kinsfon, NC Brenda Malloy Office AdministratH Favetteville, NC Leverne L Marshall Early Childhood Edu Wilmington, NC Robert Lopez Valerie Malloy Business Administratio Fayetteville, NC Sandra L, McArthur Intermediate Educat Fayetteville, NC Barbara J. Lucas Early Childhood Edu Elm City, NC Randy Manuel Psychology Fayetteville, NC Marvlena McCrimmon Office Administration Si Pauls, NC Deborah McDonald Business Administral Fayetteville, NC Larry McDonald Physical Educatio Fayetteville, NC Gwendolyn McKenze Early Childhood Educatit Clarkton, NC SENIORS Helen E. McKov EngUsh Council, NC Annie McKoy Mathematics Elizabethtown, NC Brenda J- Moore Business Administration Hope Mills, NC Carrie Mo Sociology Fayetteville, NC D. McKov Earlv ChildhoodEducatii Elizahethtown. NC Debor ah 1 McLaughlin lacquelint- McMeill Brenda V NU iil Vickev A, McRae Busin ss Education Earlv Childhood Education Psychology Business Administr F.ivett eville, NC Red Springs, NC Fayetteville, NC Fayetteville, NC Gary Miller Mathematics Kenansville, NC Glinda F. M Sociology Greenville. NC SENIORS Gregory N.xon P ' .vchology Wilmington, NC Mattie Murphy- Flo a Newkirk Business Administration Bus ness Educat Clinton, NC Cur rie, NC Brenda Patterson Earlv Childhood Education Raetord, NC alone Perrv ludv Y, Phipp olitical Science Business ,. d.n lerlford, NC Littleton, c Peggy Pickett Business Administratn Maple Hill, NC Business Administratio Los Angeles, CA Fayetteville, NC Eric Raye Political Science Fayetteville, NC SENIORS - w -rv uiaba Julius Robinson Political Science Wallace, NC Marlena Ricks Political Science Lexington, NC Paula Samuel Political Science Birmingham, Ala Alice G- Sanditer Intermediate Educatu Fayetteville, NC Bernita E Scott Earlv Childhood Education Charleston, SC Jacqueline Scott Early Childhood Education Fayetteville, NC William Scott Physical Education Fayetteville, NC Intermediate Educatu Fayetteville, NC Cynthia E. Smith English Warsaw, NC Felton L- Sn Political Scien Hamlet, NC Gwendolyn R. S Psychology Fayetteville, NC SENIORS t,wcndolyn Stcwd Psychology Wilminglon, NC Linda Sulluii Earlv Childhood Lducati. Lumberton, NC Richard Thompson Business Administratio Fairmont, NC Ka uu M Townsi-nd Matht-malics (■avetti ' vUle, NC Daisy R Trotman i Administration Janice M Smith Mamie L Smith Joyce B Sowell Lillian Spearman Early Childhood Education Business Administration Sociology Psychology Fayetteville, NC Eli .abethtown, NC Fayetteville, NC Fayetteville, NC Denise Townsend Mathematics Fayetteville, NC Gregory D. Unde Political Sen Fayetteville, NC Coolev C. Wade Business Administratic Scotland Neck, NC SENIORS  3tT ; v . k- ' . . Michaei VValke Florine VVakon Juha Walton Sara Walton Intermediate Education Intermediate Educ ation Earlv Childhood Ed Gates, NC Gates, NC Gates, NC Harold WardI, Roger Whitaker Bever Iv D White Cassandra R. White Robert B White Health Phvsical Edu -ation Politi cal Science Earlv Childhood Edu ation Music Newport News, VA Jacks mville, NC Favetteville. NC Philadelphia, PA Martha J, Whitehe ad Ronnie D Whitted Celeste Wilkerson Delores W English Business Administration Earlv Childhood Education English Favetteville, NC Clinton, NC New York, NY Favettevill mM SENIORS Glenda F. VVilliams Business Administralii Fayetteville, NC Karen G Williams Intermediate Educatii Salemhurg, NC Lessie Williams Intermediate Education Clinton, NC Deborah Williamson Early Childhood Education Clinton, NC an C Wils Political Science Fayetteville, NC Ha el But.es Early Childhood Education Fayetteville, NC Vickie Stone, Miss Fori Uragg-Pope AFB Center. Fayetteville State University 1979-80 Teresa Van knows when to smile iSi fei; ' -3iirfc ti8itt Sfift ' Si:. Good-bye to a day that will never retur CONVOCATION Dr Defield, Holmes introduces speaker at the Fall Convoca- Sunday, October 7th, Fayetteville State ' s Week of Home- coming Activities began with Morning Worship at Seabrook Auditorium. a WE ARE FA-MI-LY •v T- A LOOK OF ELEGANCE Donnie Boseman lacqueline Fenn, Shene Cummings and escort Maynard Smith Cwendolvn Baldw Miss Soul Phi Sign Cvnthi.1 Blowe Miss Alpha Pi Alpha i ' 4 ' ' - rr K fl PI 3k 1 TiJM V j viL3l III § H ' ' M wC I j ffr.j 11 Miss Williams Hall luanita Rurnev Alpha Phi Omega Leonava Corbett Miss Omega Pearl Sherie Cummings Miss FSU 78-79 J I Dr Sydney Reid, Academic Dean and Grand f ' : Marshal for FSU ' s HomecominE oarade waves to FSU ' s Homecoming parade waves to Pre-school Laboratory waves to the crowd Watch Out!! Here Comes VFW ' s Float. QUEENS, LUBS, AND BANDS pGHTEN UP THE DAY X) Kttractions OF BEAUTIES AND FASHIONS lf 4 MISS JUNIOR SAUNDRA MOORE, the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Tyson E. Moore from Clarkton, North Carolina. She majors in Sociology and is a member of Swing Phi Swing Social Fellowship Inc. Mr. Irving Veazie, Advisor :. ' M« «-4 ii! M - JUNIORS mam Vanessa Burge Jacquelyn Burke Sharon Burney Thomasina Byrd Arletha Cai Johnny Cashi Michael Chac Charlene Cot« Carlynn Collii Lee Collier Lana Cooper Pamela Coora :Ji. . n Robert Cooper Gwen Covington Sarah Cummings Mendee Daniel Celestine Davis - - ' Sam Davis Valerie Dickens Charles Dorsey . : Kent Dragwett ,- || Constance Dudley ||l H Beverly Edge Franklin Elliott Helen Evans Merdene Foster Valery Frazier Annette Gaddy Marshall Gales John Gregory Bruce Griggs Andrew Guerre Annette Haaff Vicent Hall John Hannah Hempstead ■ing, Jr. Karla Higginbotha Lee Hill Wanda Hill Edith Hollc Vivian Holi Billy Hopkins, Jr Teena Hostetter KSHi ---- ' - -- -- -- ' - ' John McDonald Alton McDowell Deloris McLaughlin Frances McLear Reginald McNair Clarence McNeill Walter McPherson, Jr Johnny McQueen Paulette McRae Clifton Melvin Janet Miller Diane Mitchell Joseph Molte Don Monroe James Monroe Octavia Montford Angelia Moore Beverly Moore Sonny Murray Linda Nelson John Newkin Renu Nijhavi Brenda Offei Michael Pac€ Randy Parke Gladys Pattei ssamamBim Charles People Michael Pittma Fredia Powell Robert Powell Tyrone Powell Precellia Pratt Donna Robinsoi John Robinson Johnnie Robinsi Norris Robinsor Eugene Rogers Laverne Rooks Jose Santos Charles Scott Betty Shaw Lillie Shipn Priscilla Simps Carlton Smith James Smith JUNIORS Kevin Smith Bobby Speight Barbara Stellv Gladys Stokes Doris Stringfield Linda Strother Cheryl Stubbs Gail Sutton John Tedder, Jr. Charlene Thomas Gary Thompson Diane Townsend June Townsend Annette Valenti] Juan Vaughn Berthine Walker Carrie Wallace Reginald Ward Sandra Watson Wanda Wesley William Wesley Melvin White Angela Whitehead Janet Whitfield Donald Whitley Thurman Whitted Alfreda WiUiams Carolyn Williams Marilyn Williams Regina Willian msaeuiBm IN MEMORY OF A CLASSMATE Sleep, Roderick, sleep in peace IF THIS BE GOOD-BYE If this be good-bye, Let it be said softly and sweetly. As though it were the parting of a few hours. There should be no tears that tight- en the throat; No look of anguish in tired eyes. If this be good-bye. Let it be said gaily and bravely. As though tomorrow held no dark room Of terrifying loneliness. There will be Other nights for crying and pillows for tears But they come after parting. Not with it, my love. Ruby Berkley Roderick Antonia Streeter received his elementary and secondary education in the public schools of Kinston and was a 1977 graduate of Kinston High School. He was a rising junior of Fayetteville State University. His kind, gentle, friendly, and understanding manner endeared him to many people and won for him many friends. - ' Student Life Three young men doing their thing at a Talent Sho Coordinator of Peer Counselors, Gerald Johnson greets SGA President Robert Atkins Enjoying the company of friends. Doing something you like with your spare time. wassaa «. m mmm .mm,, SOPHOMORES Linda AUsbr Cheryl Alexa Anita Ander: Elzenia Baldwin Gwendolyn Baldv Ethel E. Barnes Teretha Barnett Emma M. Benson Al Bland William E. Bond lamesena Braboy ICimberley Brisbon Arlene T. Brown Debra A. Brown Carolyn Bryant Mary A. Bryant Michele A. Bryant Ophelia Bullock Odessa Chapman Elaine Charles Thurman Charleston III Lucille A. Cobb Michell Coleman Nero Coleman g2l2 m2iS£K5S33 Leonora Corbett Joseph Cottingha, Lulie Council Naomi Council JoAnne Crecy Myra Crouch Regina Cunningha Dorothy Currie Christine Davidson Dorothy Davis Bettie Dembitsky Charles S. Douglas Denise Edge Ruby Ellisor Jessie Elmori Willi am Freema Debo rah Game Jeron le Carris Ruby George Nath Sher on Gillesp rah Glenn Monique Glo Violent Gregory Bruce Griggs SOPHOMORES Patricia Hall Roy Handon Catherine Hansley Frankie Hansley Angela Hardy Valerie Harkley Ethel Harrington Debbie Harris Adolph Herron Marilyn Higgs Bonita Hill Thaddeus Hill Kathy Hilliard Karen HoUowai Hattie Humphre; Annette Hurley Les Isler Dewey Jamt Ammie McRae Jenkii Ard Jenkins Gloria Jenkins Karen Jobes Carolyn Johnson Everette Johnson MMEarnM — ■ii—iii tasamm mms mmBmamamm m P c H L O A M S O S [r. Irving Veazie, Advisor mmummmmmmmmm am ttfiranHMB FRIENDLY FACES OF FSU STUDENTS MISS FRESHMAN REGINA POOLE, the daughter nf Mr and Mrs. Earl E Poole from Goldsboro, North Carohna. She majors .n Business Administration and is a Cadet m ROTC, FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Anthonv Green, President L-R Evelyn McDonald, Treasurer Carolyn Robinson, Secretary Anthonv Green, President Hi lyMBa.iffliiit:. ra ' iii liiiiiii iiiiiir ' ' ' ' ' - ' ' ' ' ' ' ' - ' ' Darlene John son VAxAr xd Johnson ■J Johnson . — man Johnson Johnson Velveta John Annie Jones Phyllis Jones Ricky Jones Juenetta Joyner Chaddeus Kelly Georgia Kelly Juangeline Kenai Irene Kinard Eugene Kinion Joey Kinlaxy Lynda Knight Napoleon Kornegay Mary Langley Ricky Lawrenc( Micheal Lewis Lisa Livingston Jeff Long Charles Lott Angela Luca Cynthia Ma Robin Mack Micheal Mackey Jennifer McNeil Kenneth McNeil Steven McNeil Kermit McRae Kathryn Melroy Anita Merritt Micheal Milton Edward Minter Beulah Mitchell Dennis Mitchell Nina Mitchell Debra Monk Sarah Monk Deloris Monroe Lula Monroe Gwendolyn Moon Pamela Moore Regina Moore Vanessa Moorehead Robin Morris Charlotte Morriso: Lathain Morto Wellia Mosly Dorothy Murphy Christine Murray Aivin Murry Rosalind Myles Deborah Newkirk Brian Nixon MaaaaimM lond Oli Robert O ' Ne Jeffrey Oi John Palmer Betty Parker Donna Parkei Melvin P? ' -- Patricia P Debra PeK „, Shelia Perry William Person, Jr Sharon Pipkins Catherine Quick Regina Rainey Micheal Ratliff Sandra Rathff Charlotte Ray Margaret Rebholz Ruby Reid Coquincie Rhodes Glendale Rhodes Judy Roberts Andreta Robins Carolyn Robins Daryle Robinso: Mary Robinson Richard Robinsi Gary Rogers Brenda Roper Alejan Dro Ro Cathy Rother Kelvin Sate Tony Savag Anthony Scott Frances Sellars Cynthia Shabra y Shipp Kinish Simon Deborah Sii Cynthia Sic iBi ' --- ' Andre Wiggins Jennifer Wilsor Agnes Williams Callena Willian nny Willia ice Williai irence WiUiai ephine Willi; Kenneth Willi; Marvin Williar Matthew Willi; Paul Williams Randolph William; Retho Williams, Jr Terri Willian Walter WilliaL„ Victor Witherspoon Bobby Wooley, Jr Reginald Wooten Ricky W Brenda Wooter Leery Worth, Jr MmmummmBuaBsaaa -ett-nght Charlotte Sydnor and Sonya Brown. Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Pledgees pose with Virs Rosa Lyons, middle. m STAFF Mrs. Jeanette Braggs HPi M Sgl lulius Bracke Mr MiHi n H r,.r Hurkr, |r Mrs Rosemary Byrd Ms, Teresa Campbell Ms Willie M Campbell STAFF Ms, Edna S Ci Mr Jesse J. Dick. Mrs, Lillian Drake Mr Edwin Elliott STAFF Mr Noel Hamilto: Mr Lawrence Harl Ms. Pauhne Hart STAFF STAFF Mrs Dorothy Merchant Mr Terry Merritt Mr Ernest Mo Ms- Sandra Morrisey STAFF STAFF Mr, Gerard Winf WFSS 881 Ms. Annie Hasan, Music Director Robert Collins and Joseph Ross, Advisors F.S.U. MARCHING BRONCO BAND MIGHTY BRONCO BAND I ' ll Do My Part Dedicated To Our Parents Although I did not have to sit in the back of buses, or stand up to let another person sit down, I know you did this for me so now: I ' ll do my part — I know that when you were denied the rights to freedom of choice you did this so I would not have to so now: I ' ll do my part — I know that you endured being called all types of names such as nigger, colored, and boy that you did this so I would not have to so now: I ' ll do my part — I know now that when you could no longer endure the pains and hardships of being different you spoke up so I would not have to and so now: I ' ll do my part — I ' ll do my part when it comes to voting for presi- dent of these United States so 1 can have a voice in this new America. I ' ll do my part when it comes to educating myself to the fullest of my natural ability so that I can walk through doors that you opened for me. I ' ll do my part in educating my children about how difficult it was for you as my parents to get over the hump and how much easier and less bitter the struggle for survival has become because you did your part. Mom and Dad I ' ll never stop wondering what was in your hearts when you did your parts, and I will not stop until I DO MY PART. Thank- you. (7L C5vUv -- y c.MM BLIND AMERICA Why Must America be so blind. To think she can see thru her behind. In order to correct the Masses, We only need to get some glasses. We tax our mind and brain, Thru unnecessary stress and strain. Like the fire burning the wood. All we need is brotherhood. I know we have struggled for so long. Regardless of who is Right or wrong. But these things we must forget. Before we are forced to regret. I am a man and this I know. But when I journey it does not show. Because of the Color of my skin, I can ' t be accepted like other men. The lenses we need must be clear. To help us see what ' s happening here. To recover we need our sight. We must correct the wrongs to right. We are also a people of this noble land. But my equality seems hard to understand. To prove to me that I am free. Give me the right of Equality. Things for us have been hard and tough. And accepting my equality will be rough. It is truly something that can be done. Only in unity will we be one. To be a strong and prosperious nation. We must improve our race relation. To rid ourselves of this color hate, The time is now before it ' s too late. We went to wars with major troops. But still remain in separate groups. On earth you may segregate. But it ' s unknown at the pearly gate. Just as America is so blind. Each day the sun won ' t shine. But to recover in stormy weather. Our shelter we must build together. Someone must lose and some must win. We must choose right to win in the end. We must make decisions that are truly right, while in our minds understanding is ripe. Because of the darkness of our faces. It bars us from most jobs and places. But if we could change our color, I don ' t think America will chose Another. A Nation divided with inside. Is facing death and will surely die. Togetherness can correct this wrong. And our country will be strong. I have tried and so have others. To prove ourselves to our white brother. In order to change our course. Equality is our only source. We give our dollars to care. To here, there, and everywhere. We Plant to sale our seed. When America is still in need. We pay no attention to the time. And slowly watch the rise in crime. But let ' s not let our hopes fade. And go to our brother ' s aid. Though our lives our course is one. To see the father and his son. And to ruly share in that heavenly grace. We must not judge because of race. We can win and this is true We all know what we have to do. We must put love in our hearts. And throw our hatreds in the garbage carts. In time for war we as soldiers train. But in our minds there is a strain. Are we training for our survival. Or because we think we are rival. There is one thing truly known. That America is all our home. This is something we all can see. But at home we must all be FREE. So why must America be so blind. To think there is sight in her behind. She might as well face reality. And give everyone their share of equality. ' fAA U r ' ..y Nero B. (Crazy Horse) Coleman DEAN J. C. JONES MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND FIRST RECIPIENT — Dr. Rudolph Jones, President Emeritus of Fayetteville State University, presents Billy C. Hopkins a $400.00 scholarship award from the Dean J. C. Jones Memorial Scholarship Fund, Inc. This award is given to students on the basis of academic average, participation in campus activities, and leadership ability. The scholarship is exclusively for FSU students. Mr Hjrold Webb, Director of North Carolina State Personnel Dr. Velma Speight, a member of Coalition for Historical Black Colleges and Universities In N C, takes time out to pose for a photograph. T i Left Mr Julius Morgan of FSU General Alu 3 -J T J Association greets Secretary Howard N. Lee CAREER DAY The purpose of the program is the return of FSU graduates who are successfully employed in varied career fields. The alum- 1- , , , , , „„,, , M ' ' Jiisper Tanner, Group Marketing ni returnees indicate what can be achieved by FSU graduates. M,„,g„ f„ ,he PiUsbury Corporation The program is designed to provide inspiration and motivation to our students. in Minneapolii speal er tor Can A Profile of Success Jesse F. Williams, MD, MPH Director of Cumberland County Health Dept Dr. Williams graduated from Fayetteville State University in 1964, with a B.S. degree in Biology. He received a degree in Medicine in 1970 from Howard University and a Master ' s degree in Public Health from John Hopkins University in 1974. Before accepting his current position. Dr. Williams was an Assistant Professor of Family Practice at Howard University and at Freedmen ' s Hospital. Dr. Williams is married to the former Noralean Williams, and he is the father of two children. L-R Micah, Kimberly Williams a ' 4? SH W ' i . :; iWi«Sw ' a«ii. DINNER WITH THE CHANCELLOR The Women ' s Council was honored to have Chancellor Lyons as their special guest on October 25, 1979 in the H. L. Cook Dining Hall. Chancellor Lyons was accompanied by a welcoming com- mittee consisting of Ms. Edith HoUoway, President, Ms. Faye Baldwin, Vice-President and Ms. Emma Brown, Secre- tary. After dinner the Women ' s Council consisting of (55) fifty five of the members and advisors listened to remarks made by Chancellor Lyons. CLUBS ASSOCIATIONS WOMEN ' S COUNCIL — — — i. BBni ' ' ' fi WOMEN ' S COUNCIL OFFICERS Edith Holloway President Grace Brown Secretary Betty Hale Treasurer Sonya Brown Assistant Secretary Tina Mack Program Chairwoman Pamela Joseph Publicity Chairwoman Ms. Laverne Barnes Ms. Reathea Lindsey Advisors NEW RESIDENCE HALL ASSOCIATION (MEN) L-R Billy Hopkins, Waddell DeVane, Dion Pollock, L-R Second Row Wallace Preston, Re New Residence Hall Association Officers Billy Hopkins Deon Pollock Remus«Stanley Waddell DeVane Curtis Prichard Edwin Elliott President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Advisor VOICE STAFF L-R Michael Pickett, Photographer, Linda McAllister, Stall Writer, Kdith Holknvay, Business Manager, Shirley Long, Staff Writer, LiUie Booth, Editor Valery Fra .ier, Liter- |{ arv Editor, Curtis Prichard, Managing Editor I my- -W V mn r ' yy : L-R Michael Pickett, Linda McAllister, lidilh Holloway, Valery Fr. Shirlev Long, Curtis Prichard Fidele Essono, Special Report L-R Edith Holloway, Felicia McLean, Valery Frazier, Lillie Booth teiag=«w i«v ! a «aigMiiii iiiiii SMITH HALL ASSOCIATION • SMITH HALL ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Patricia Johnson President Virginia Morrison Vice President Nancy Black Secretary Precellia Pratt Treasurer K!ss ' ' K! !m ' - mmxm BRYANT HALL ASSOCIATION L-R Paula McEachern, Charlene Cole Charlene Coleman President Ramona Ray Vice President Paula McEachern Secretary Phyllis Green Treasurer Mrs. Reathea Lindsey, Advisor A- i ' ' ; U fc« vte ,vH5« «i•S . w I L L I H A A M S L L Raymond Donnell President Brian Jones Secretary of Arms Lorenzo Grays Public Relations Representative Kevin Thompson Vice President Gary Hamm Secretary Sammy Gantt Director of Affairs A S s o c I i L-R Raymond Donnell. Hamm, Sammv Gantt Jones, Loren o Grays Second Row Kevin Thompson, Gary A T I O N Mr. Monroe Burke, Jr., Advisor VANCE HALL ASSOCIATION Vance Hall Association Officers Paul A. Jones Emanuel Vaughan Alvin Chapman Gary Miller Leverne Marshall President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Mr. Wilbert Smith, Advisor mmmBm HOOD HALL ASSOCIATION I enda Edwards, Vice President, PhvlHs Jon Breeden, Treasurer President, Jacqueline Fennell, Miss Hood Hall, Bridgette Barnes, Secretary, ShiroH: JOYNER HALL ASSOCIATION L-R Bobby Valentine, Andrea Gatlin, Leah Langston JOYNER HALL OFFICERS President Andrea Gatlin Vice President Venita Robinson Secretary Leah Langston Assistant Secretary. ...Denise Johnson Treasurer Anita Merritt Miss Joyner Hall Bobby Valentine Mrs. Annie Taylor Mrs. Willie Campbell Advisors BgB  STUDENT NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION f f ' ' -- -A ' SNEA Officers Floyd Newsome President Ester Carmichael Vice President Edith Blackwell Secretary Hazel Baker Assistant Secretary Stanley Price Treasurer Dr. M. T. Forte, Advisor PHI BETA LAMBDA L-R Linda Harper, Sharon Lane, Judy Phipps, Cynthia Blowe, Dorothy Bass, Yvonne Johnson, Gail Spellman, Carolyn Bryant, Jacl ie Redding, Ronnie Whifted, Sherion Evans, Delton Farm- er L-R Second Row Mrs Wrisley, Belinda Coleman, Delores Baker, Lou Brown, Sandra Burton, Donna Raynor, Victoria RatUff, Gloria Edmonds, Deborah McLaughlin, Wanda Hill, Edith Holloway, Glenda Williams, Clemintine Artis, Ellen Stevens, Richard Thompson, Patricia Johnson, Dennis McNair L-R Third Row Sampson Cotton, Dr Robert Wrisley, Kevin Lawson, Stanley Price, Donald Jarman, Jesse Smith, Clifton Cole Mamie Smith, Sandra Campbell, Arletha Campbell, Carl Purcell, Pam Cooper, Vertis Thomas, Gary Hamm PHI BETA LAMBDA OFFICERS L-R Delton Farmer, Linda Harp. Evans L-R Second Row Deborah McLaughlin, Clemi Linda Strother L-R Other members of Phi Beta Lambda aid Spicer, Linda Strother DAY STUDENT ORGANIZATION Left-right Lynette Hdigler, Altredu Williams, Glenda Williams, Vivian Darden, Shenon Evans, Annie Baker, Michelle Bryant Standing left-right Nina Collins, Dorothy Best, Jerry Davis, Charles Dorsey — Nero Coleman, Chris Bryant Left-right terry Davis, President, Glenda Williams, Miss Day Student, Dorothy Best, Treasurer, Nina Collins, Gloria Tucker, Lynette Haigler, Secretary, Michelle Bryant, Correspondent Secre- tary, Justine Johnson, Charles Dorsey Not Pictured: Denise Hempstead, Vice President, David Alsberry, Parliamentarian, Mr Frederick Young, Advisor asm ATTENTION MATH MAJORS! M A T H C L U B B E T A K A P P A C H I MATH CLUB OFFICERS Norris Harvey, President, Gary Miller, Vice President, Denise Townsend, Secretary Fannie Thompson, Executive, Lafretta Ed- wards, Treasurer, Ard )enkins. Reporter Vickie Cotton, Chairman of Project Committee, Latham Morton, Co-Chairman of Project Committee, Dr. James Boyle, Advisor BETA KAPPA CHI OFFICERS Fannie Thompson, Secretary, Rosa Tucker, Treasurer, Norris Harvey, President Gary Miller, Vice President, Dr Leo Edwards ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY DET. 607 AFROTC :ow Kazo Townsend, Carrington Atkins, Anthony Collins, Robert Johnson, Jesse Martin, Lionel Johnson, Jones, 2nci Row Capt. Clifton Johnson. Advisor, Bruce McMurren, Brian Nixon, Michael McCoy, Ricardo ,, Anthony Scott, Charles Owens, Christopher Jones, Ira Nichols, Gregory Underwood, NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ASSOCIATION FOR SECRETARIES Left-right Victoria Ratliff, Gail Spellman, Nancy Black, Deborah McLaughlin iaiut Whitfield, Dr leanne Lewis, Ad- visor Second Row Fredia Powell, Virginia Morrison, Bonita Powell, Bettv Brown, Carolvn Freer NCAS OFFICERS Victoria Rathff, Secretary, Gail Spellman, Historian, Janet Whitfield, Vice President, Vii ginia Morrison. Treasurer, Betty Brown, President PEER COUNSELORS L-R From row Lawrence Brandon, Diane Mitchell, Mary Hail, Debra Hicks L-R Second row: Esther Phillips, Do McC.iin, Billv Hopkins, |r, — Assistant Coordinator L-R Third row: Angela Burden, Joanne Mouzon, Brenda McCrae Fourth row: Charlotte Sydnor, Kenneth Johnson, Herbie Flood, Melody Maddox, Earl Franklin, Gerald Johnson, Coorc Kathv Smith L-R Ms Loretta Bra.xton. Co PSYCHOLOGY CLUB 1st Row Greg Nixon and Nicholos Banks 2nd Row Shelton Clark, Deborah Sidberry, Lillian Spearman, Sarah Holmes, Deborah Hicks, Brenda McNeil, Mary Hales, Shern, ' Alford. Renoice Stancil, — Sharon Bryant 3rd Row Mrs. Anderson, Advisor, Christine Bynum, Linda Cornwell, Shirley Lewis, Robert Price. Joe Gordon, Vincent Hall, Randy Manuel, Paula Brown, Vanessa Burge, — Gwendolyn Smith L U B PSYCHOLOGY CLUB OFFICERS Anderson. Advisor, Greg Nixon, President, Shirley Lewis, Se ■IS, Treasurer, Nicholos Banks, Vice President etary, Debr, PHYSICAL EDUCATION MAJORS L-R Valone Robinson, Tina Burks, Rosemary Haywood, Sylvia Hargrove, Felecia Second Row Eric Johnson, Dennis Hilliard, Jerry Beatty, Claudette Alston, WiUia ham, Eugene Davis, Jr Third Row Angelo Stewart, M C armel Jones. Anthony Ere Handon, Ernest Hawkins, Stephen Sims, David Belgrave, William Smith, Robert Rk ions, Eaye McDougle, Ruby Hines ■rett, Gregory Clark, Zebedee Gra- Larry McDonald Eourth Row Roy Physical Education Majors Ruby Hines President Faye McDougle Secretary Zebedee Graham Treasurer, Mr. Physical Education Valorie Robinson Parliamentarian Sylvia Hargrove Miss Physical Education Mrs. Joslyn Ford, Advisor w aa VETERANS CLUB William Wesley, President Ronald Whitted, Vice President George Barnes, Advisor V r. ' te .;5SSJi[ ' . ; l . ' lf ' ' v v. ■ ti• FUTURE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION FUTURE ALUMNI OFFICERS President William Wesley Vice President Billy Hopkins Secretary Sandra McArthur ' Treasurer Reginald McNair MEMBERS Barbara Stelly Diane A. Mitchell ; Brenda McNeil Lillian Spearman Advisor: Dr. Doris L. Brightharp Billy Hopkins, Vice President Wfi ip .j k ' t k raFHIVl 1 % M PS UhI ' i h HIH IT ■5 1 p ' - pwH 1 l i 1 WM L f ■ ■■ ' i ETTEV TATE UNr Dianu A Mitchell, Membe Reginald McNair, Tn ESSENCE OF BEAUTY Tneitia Graham c -V ■s:«-3i ' ' i -v -ff ' -yi ' - ' ' ' ' ' ? l ? Wagner, Teresa Hall, Andrea Gatlmg, Mary J ■ %V l i Howard, Korne Johnson Standing L-R Jerome Wagner, ii. ' .id S f - Norman Johnson, Robert Atkins, Charles Hilliard, Freddy Front Row Dion Pollock, Carleen Flanagan, Dewey Carmel Jones, Mattie Williams, Charles Roberson, Marvin AUenas Second Row f Maria Hazes, William Ever ett, Trina Rucker. Vaness, Burge Kneeling L-R Kenneth Tinsley, Clark Arline, Hilton Johnson, Dwayne Colinda, Hubert McMillan, Richard Burns Standing L-R Abduc Baha, Gary Hamm, Lorenzo Cravs, Karen Moore, Callie McCutchen, Thomas Miller, Karen Randall, Omar Shaba .z, Samuel Gantt Third Row Raymond Donnell, Philip Kelton, Brian Jones, Kevin Thompson LIFE IN THE STUDENT CENTER CHEERLEADERS ANNETTE THOMAS SHELIA MELTON JEAN COLVIN DEBRA BELL BRENDA EDWARDS ANITA DANIELS SHARON GLOVER SHARLETTA FOWLER LIONEL JOHNSON WANDA MCLAUGHLIN REGINA MCNEIL |— CHEERLEADERS FAYEHEVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY STUDENT ACTIVITIES presents experiences in african art Grotesque, yet strangely beautiful, ritual masks . . . rhythmic and pulsating music . . . bold and colorful designs and fabrics ... the mystery of ceremonies and a centuries-old history of tradition — presented by a foremost interpreter of African art and culture, CATTI, in an exciting multi-media program. African art and culture has had a strong influence on modern art and design in the Western world. CATTI brings together the spirit and the Intensity of this powerful art form by exploring — In an exotic and exciting presentation — the common theme of its music, art, movements, costumes and designs. When she demonstrates the hypnotic effects of ritual masks with their exaggerated expressions of fear, anger, laughter or happiness, they become alive with the emotions they ' re meant to convey. CATTI, whose paintings are in the Harlem Art Collection has exhibited at the Whitney Museum twice, is in many collections and books, and Is an artist-in- residence at the New Jersey State Council on the Arts. catti Presentation and Slides STUDENT CENTER February 19, 1980 12:00 Noon -sitv of North Can Catti James ' s Art Lecture Shirley Long, Miss Rudolph Jones Student Center, introd the speaker. Ms Catti James lr «« fc ! Jbby Coefleld has his own way of studyir It ' s a pleasure to be m the company of two lovely ladii A CROSS COUNTRY TRACK TEAM Top Row Robert L Dancy, Kenneth Bailey, Ervin Grahand, |r Bottom Row Dr, Henrv Darlington, Coach, Floyd Sapp, Captain, Robert O ' Neal, Anthony Shaw, Roderic k Roberts aKKi TENNIS CLUB L-R Djvid Curne, Jackie McKinney, Lemond McKeitchan, Richard Shaw, Reginald Cilchnsl, Leory Worth, Coach, Page Saunders, and Steve McPharland ss Jackie McKinney displays a forehand dr Pratice makes a good game of tennis. .:n.; -tMV ,u=s ' ' H!IS ' i! ..J4« ; 15;fl i - ■IK ■ „- r- ' 4i Steve McPharland gets ready to serve the ball FSU WOMEN ' S GOLF TEAM Carolyn Johnson and Donnie Boseman pose with three students who visits the golf practicing i L-R Carolyn Johiiion, Mr, Mose-. Walker, coach, Donnic V 1 -R Carolyn Johnson, Donnit- Bo Alpha Phi Alpha A A Kappa Alpha Psi Groove Phi Groove G G Swing Phi Swing S S ' X Tau Phi Theta T e PAN HELLENIC COUNCIL I ' it-i; l-f i Ok kneeling Robert Johnson, Paul Robii „,,_, Standing Robert Atkins, Shirley Melv V. Brenda Miller, President THE PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL PRESENTS A JOURNEY THROUGH BLACK HISTORY Welcome Introduction of Emcees Brenda Miller Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. President, Pan Hellenic Council Music Selection Fayetteville State Uniyersity Gospel Choir Poem Bur ' Me in Free Land Annette Gaddy Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. Protrayal of Martin Luther King, Jr David Belgrave Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc. Poem Robert Atkins Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc. Portrayal of Sojourner Truth Ramona Ray Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. Portrayal of Nat Turner Brothers of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc. Poem Mother to Son Ethel Jones Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. Listen Lord — A Prayer Sonya Brown Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc. Poem Booker T. Washington W E B, Dubois Billy C. Hopkins, Jr Mark Windley Phi Beta Signia Fraternity Inc. Musical Selection Fayetteville State University Gospel Choir Skit The Black Man ' s Song in the Key of Life Portrayal of Stevie Wonder Yolanda Stanhack Belinda Coleman Sharon Birnev Berthine Walker their Aurora Club Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority Inc. Poem: Creation Joyce Leonard Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. Black National Anthem Audience James Weldon Johnson Billy C Hopkins, Jr. Co-Producer Ethel Jones, Co-Produ Thursday, February 28, 1980 7:30 a.m. Irving Veazie, Advisor CONGO CONGO was established for the specific purpose of ridding the campus of the animosity which resuUs from competition among campus organizations. The members of CONGO hope to establish a better relationship with the community by providing various kinds of services to people. CONGO OFFICERS Vincent Williams William Everett Carmel Jones Brenda Herring Gwendolyn Baldwin Juan Vaughn Victor Nesmith President Vice President Treasurer Secretary Assistant Secretary Parliamentarian Reporter Mr. C. I. Brown, Advisor NUN PHI NUN SOCIAL FELLOWSHIP Mr. C. L Brown, Advisor ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY Standing: Janice Deloatch and Angela Moore L-R Debbie Morris, JoAnn Kelly, Annette Caddy, Mavis Colvin, Judy Phipps, Ro Tucker, Betty Jones, Diane Mitchell, Cynthia Blow Kneeling; Betty Shaw and Sylvia Hargrove Alpha Kappa Alpha Officers L-R Judy Phipps — Basileus, Mavis Colvin — Anti-Basileus, Cynthia Blow — Grammateus, Rosa Tucker — Tamias, Cynthia Blow — Dean of Pledgees Betty Jones — Asst. Dean of Pledgees Dr. Grace Black — Advisor A . M p f fWI r VjcC PHI BETA SIGMA FRATERNITY INC Billy Hopkins, Jr President William Wesley Vice President Bohhy Speight Secretary Thurman Whitted, Jr Treasurer James JoJinson Dean of Pledgees L-R Billy Hopkins, Jr., James Johnson, William Wesley, John Williams, Bobby Speight Second Row Thurman Whitted, Jr., Mark Windley Irving Veazie, Advisor Ai.PlWTHI ALP ; y A A . FRATERNITY. L_. Cepsilon zeta chapter Chartered at es.ujn ' nov i958, ALPHA fs THE FIRST nflTIOnflL CREEK LETTER FRflTERniTy „ FOUnOED FOR BLACKS. BV BLACKS. THIS CREfll FRftTERfllTy I UJflS FOUnDED AT CORHELL UnHJERSITy. ITHflCfl. n.y.. OH DEC. 4. 1906 BV SEUEn.yOUnC. GIFTED. BLACK mEO. THIS CHAPTER, EPSILOn ZETA. IDAS FOUnOED BV ■ mftJOR BOVD M AAROn KniCHT :@H EUCEAE HUATER mnjoR BOVD LEUIIS BULLOCK jflmcs cummincs clvoe mcOflniEis ' . . LUTHER mcKEITHAIl Alpha Phi Alpha: The Light of the World ZETA PHI BETA SORORITY, INC. Wanda L Wesley — Grammateu Linda M Strother — Antl-Basile Shirley Melvin — Epistoleus Calhe McCutchen — Tamias Miss Zeta Phi Beta — Sylvia Alford Annie E. Rouse — Basile Mrs. Catherlene Thompson, Adv Annie E. Rouse, Basile Miss Zela Phi Beta, Svlvia Alford Linda M Strother, Anli-Basile H DELTA SIGMA THETA S O R O R I T Y Ms. Volnetta Jackson, Adv L-R Valorie Robinson and Paula Samuel Omega PSI PHI Mr. Moses Walker, Advisor The Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. was founded on Novem- ber 12, 1922 at Butler University, Indianapolis, Indiana. It was founded at FSU on December 12, 1970. Left-right Sharon Burney, Belinda Coleman, Berthine Walke SIGMA GAMMA R H O Left-right Sharon Burney, Berthine Walker, Belinda Coleman GAMMA SIGMA SIGMA SOCIAL FELLOWSHIP Mr. C. I. Brown, Advisor ALPHA PHI OMEGA FRATERNITY 11 ' 4 - ii IM ' - ' J L-R Michael Holly, Alvin Chaplin, Victor Smith, Na|ohnny Jordan, Michael Pittman, Ulys- L-R ictor Smith, Ndjohnny Jordan, Michael Pittman ses Harris, James Askew, Kneeling Frankie Hansley L-R Frankie Hansley, Alvin Chaplin, Michael Holly fi3S ' i-— - ■ ' - Mr. Walter Johnson, Advisor — - Ulysses Harris and James Askew MM fe A., , ' Sl ' i V siw {  tg l k.- ■ S HK mri- ' tSi Iku ' ' P 8n Kj UL - % ' ' 1 S IfJ MWite B h nE p9| |i ifcyj %. . w Ife ' v 1 i i 1 h 1 f « ««« s l IH A «, m hI DH w 1 ' . :riaP m IS i ■ 1 ■ ' k! H ulll r v v ' C ' ' ' ' 3 ' ' 5 f Gwendolyr Baldwin, president SOUL PHI SIGMA SOCIAL FELLOWSHIP Mr. C. I. Brown, Advisor IOTA PHI THETA Mr. C.I. Brown, Advisor TAN PHI COCOA SOCIAL FELLOWSHIP Please Do Not Enter Rocky Area. nda Hernng Tan Phi Cocoa was founded April 28, 1971 at Fayetteville State University, Fayetteville North Carolina with the purpose of promoting love and unity. Their motto is UNITE THE WORLD Mr. Jerry Williams Advisor. TAU PHI TAU SOCIAL FELLOWSHIP in black college students and the ounding communities. Mr. Alfonza Alston, Advisor GROOVE PHI GROOVE SOCIAL FELLOWSHIP L-R Reginald Armstrong, Wilbert Willuims. Willie Gray, M Darryl Green stepping during a block show White, Bryan Evans, Charles Robinson, Joseph Can Lt. Col. Bobby Battle, Professor of Ae space Science Capt Clifton Johnson, Assistant Professor of Capt Rufus Washington, Assistant Professor of Aerospace Science Aerospace Science Marye Robertson— Secretary M Sgt. Julius Brackeen, Jr., Non- S Sgt. James T. Jones, Assistant Sgt, Jimmy Ledbetter, Assistant commissioned Officer In Charge Noncommissioned Officer In Noncommissioned Officer In Charge Charge AIR FORCE ROTC Cjdel Col, Paul Robinson, Group Commander Detach- L-R Cadel Lt Col Shirley Melvm, Squadron I Com- ment 607 mander and Cadet 1st Lt Mark Windley, A Flight Commander Cadet 1st. Sgt Christophe loius Squirdron I A Flight Cadet 1st. Lt, Robert Johnson conducts drill movements for the cadets. TAU GAMMA DELTA SORORITY ■if Left-right Virginia Morrison, Clementine Artis, Sharon Bryant, Gail Sutton left-right Gail Sutton, Clementine Artis, Virginia Mor: Sharon Bryant Left-right Sharon Bryant, Gail Sutton, Clementine Artis, Virgin- SEPIA FASHION SHOW Sepia Fashion Fair High Chic 79 ' A New Addition To The FSU Family YETTEV i Graduate Center Your Beginning To A Professional Career Dion A Pollock SHAW PLAYERS AND COMPANY PRESENTS PURLIE ..Gary Yates Church Soloist TeresseWray Lutiebelle Valarie Tekosky M.ssy Betty Young Ctlow Wesley )ones Charlie Patrick Caple Idella loe Ann Austin OrCap-n Oscar Robinson Presented bv the Lyceum Committee MORE AND MORE OF PURLIE BOOKS, BOOKS, AND MORE BOOKS E- 5 5 S — 3 H 3 Tl ' ° 1 ui Z 3 2-c o- S S. 3- z C O g- 3 3- 3r o 2 tn 2 3 ° 3-! 3 =■ — 3 ' 3 ' 3 S. 3 C 3 ??: O 3 t n o r r m O en a 5. ?3 a. 3 i. ?3 O en O O z o (X) m z; en H en Angela Burden Rebecca Long Flora Newkirk Carmen Polonco Digna Roura Charlotte A. Sydnor ; Ester Carmichael Iris E. Graham Marner P. Harris Sylvia Hargrove Floyd Newsome Harold R. Wardlaw Claudette Alston Constance Dudley Edith Blackwell Gwendolyn Jacks. Annie Rouse Bohhv Speight Linda Slrothe Brenda McNeill mi I ail Billy Hopkins rbara Stelly Cooley Wade Celeste Wilke FSU ' s compus was covered with snow that left scenes of Peace and Quietness Administration Building More scenes of Peace and Quieln MISS BRONCO-ED ALGENIA REAVES 1980 FSU BRONCO ' S FOOTBALL TEAM L-R First Row Ronald Guions, Bill Houston, Bertie Wadford, Randy Hunter, Roy Oliver, Kennth Sanders, Edward Davis, Ar- thur Becton. James Curry, Trainer, Al Bland, Cornelius Lewis, Dennis Mitchell, Kenneth Tlnsley, Larry Honeyblue, Kenrick Simms, Jasper Cokely, Maverick Jackson L-R Second Row Isaac Tinsley, Craig Dumas, Michael Ross, Don Andrews, Ernest Hackney, Reginald Williams, Bryant Richards, Todd Washington, Ronnie Oats, Todd Murdaugh, Jeffen. ' Holiday. Michael Al- len, David Cagle L-R Third Row Garry Ham, Darryl Ross, Anthony Freeman, Alexander McCall, Richard Powell, Richard Burns, Stephen Sims, Danny Major, Kenneth Barfield, Roy Davenport, Jerry Davis, Charles Hamilton, Shannon Sutton, Ray- mond Donnell, Patrick Wooten L-R Fourth Row Timothy Dewitt, Dale Crosby, David Cooper, Freddie Garrett, Ira Thompson, William Simmon, Harry Way, Ernest Hawkins, Alton Johnson, Jim Smith, Hubert Williams, Michael Holly, Kenneth Tillman, Willie Gray L-R Fifth Row Marvin Allen, Jr , Barney Mason, Kelvin Thompson, Nathaniel Pace, James Simmon, Anthony Hooks, Earl Saunders, Johnny Burns, Michael Caple, Samuel Gantt, Henry Thomas, Joseph Bvrd, Jr , Aaron Bain Date Fayetteville State University 1979 Football Schedule Opponent Site September 1 September 8 September 15 September 22 September 29 October 6 October 13 October 20 October 27 Kentucky State University Albany State University Norfolk State Open Ft. Bragg St. Paul ' s College Winston Salem State Unviersity Livingston College Elizabeth City State Away Home Home Home Home Away Away November 3 November 10 Bowie State College J. C. Smith University Away Home Mr. Raymond McDougel — Coach ammm Defensive Backs L-R Jeffery Holiday, Joe Byrd, Jasper Cokely, Kenrick Simms, Larry Honeyblue, Ernest Hackney, Don Andrews •4 f. t |P|L Linebackers Kneeling L-R Nathaniel Pace, Todd Murdaugh. Roy Davenport, David Cooper, William Simmon Stand- ing L-R Ronnie Oats, Richard Powell, Danny Major, Alexander McCall, Anthony Freeman, (erry Davis • « s , ■61 ' - 6 80i«70A90; 25 ' -56 t ' l i H Defensive Line Kneeling L-R Timothy Dewitt. Marvin Allen, Jr , Harry Way, Samuel Gantt, Michael Ross, Kenneth Barfield Standing L-R Barney Mason, Michael Holly, Ernest Hawkins, Hubert Wil- liams, Henry Thomas, Kenneth Tillman, Charles Hamilton, Michael Caple % 9 -4 .tv« m ' L-R Raymond Donnell, Edward Davis, Jasper Cokelv, Roy Oliver, Anthony Freeman Michael Holly Punter And Kicker L-R Bill Houston, Bertie Wadford BRONCO FOOTBALL HOMECOMING GAME 79-80 FSU BRONCO ' S AGAINST WINSTON SALEM STATE RAMS |e?i--t ' 4i B R O N C O FSU BRONCOS VS J. C. SMITH GOLDEN BULLS _ am.: ft. m .. ■ mt s, « Michael Holly, Raymond Donnell. Jim Smith. Charles Hamilton, Jasper Cokely, E Dwight Davis. Hubert Uilhams, Wilhe Gray take a moment out during the game to pose for a photograph aB, m mt- . mf  s. WHAT ' S HAPPENING OFF THE FOOTBALL FIELD HHI n V r r K. Sub mSL • . •■  «•% —a v FAYETTEVILLE STATE BRONCOS 79- 80 ' %t:i,.: L-R (Standing) Coach Jake Ford, Fr. Martin Gilliard, Fr. Micheal Da- Henderson, Tony Threatt L-R (Kneeling) So. Richard Robinson, Jr. Ri- 1 Person, Jr. Steve Mims, So. Jan H-night, br. lid Jetterson, Fr. Charles Blackwell, Asst. Coaches Robert br. James Jackson, bo. barney McNeil, Jr. Charles Peoples BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1979-80 DATE OPPONENT TIME SITE Dec. 1 Atlantic Christian 8:00 PM Home Dec. 5 St. Paul ' s College 7:30 PM Away Dec. 7 Claflin College 8:00 PM Home Dec. 10 Atlantic Christian 7:30 PM Away Dec. 14 Bull City Tournament 7:00 PM Away Dec. 15 Bull City Tournament 7:00 PM Away Dec. 20 Winston Salem (Holiday Festival 8:00 PM Away Dec. 21 Winston Salem (Holiday Festival) 8:00 PM Away Jan. 10 Virginia State 7:30 PM Away fan. 12 St. Augustine 8:00 PM Arena fan. 15 Virginia Union 8:00 PM Arena fan. 17 Livingstone 8:00 PM Home fan. 19 Claflin College 7:30 PM Away fan. 21 Elizabeth City 8:00 PM Away fan. 24 Shaw University 8:00 PM Away Jan. 26 St. Augustine 8:00 PM Away fan. 28 Winston Salem State 8:00 PM Arena [an. 30 Johnson C. Smith 8:00 PM Away Feb. 2 North Carolina Central 8:00 PM Home Feb. 4 Norfolk State 8:00 PM Home Feb. 7 Johnson C. Smith 8:00 PM Home Feb. 9 Livingstone 8:00 PM Away Feb. 14 Hampton Institute 8:00 PM Away Feb. 16 Shaw University 8:00 PM Home Feb. 18 North Carolina Central 7:30 PM Away Feb. 21, 22 23 1980 CIAA Tournament CIAA Tournament i M i i M $S iS t - iiaiiii Ml ,. Ok « « Jeff Ballard (44) Stuffs FSU BRONCOS STEVE MIMS, JUNIOR — FORWARD CHARLES ASHE, SOPHOMORE — GUARD CHARLES PEOPLES, JUNIOR — GUARD FSU BRONCOS JAMES JACKSON, SENIOR — GUARD EDWARD JEFFERSON, SENIOR — FORWARD ' ' a BONNY MCNEIL, SOPHOMORE — GUARD JEFF BALLARD SHOOTS FROM THE OUTSIDE STEVE MIMS, STUFFS ONE AGAINST ST. AUGUSTINE • ,« ,■ «. • . mf L-R Asst Coaches: Tony Threatt, Robert Henderson, Ed, Jefferson, Charles Peoples, Jeff R.illard, Coach |,ik.. lord ' W -: - JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Standing Left-righl Roderick Smith, Reginald Davis, Voylnera Floyd, Chris Kelly, Terry Blackwell Kneeling Left-right Steven McNeil, Harrv Dinkins, Sam Pullen, Wayne Eagleston, Not pictured — Roger Scott, Willis Jones and Milton Lott: Mr James Threatt, Coach. Ed Jefferson (40) gets rebound over Shaw Bears defender. n- ' j j$. FSU BRONCOS VS SHAW BEARS John Sylvester (32) attempting to make a layup. • .•  • Hi !,■■ ■« -. ' . FSU LADY BRONCOS VS NCCU Vennette Watkins, number 22, eoes for a rebound against NCCU FSU WOMEN BRONCOS VS NCCU FSU WOMEN BRONCOS VS SHAW UNIVERSITY Mr Robert Henderson, FSU ' s Head Women Basketball Coach, ;; ' «;? ' ■; wi-pi vfif ; ' Sifeyi WMe ' t, ' 0 9..%.} Terps: L-R Roy Oliver, Lornelius Lewis, Kelvin Thompson, jerry Beatty, Ron Gun Roy Davenport, coach L-R Second Row Kenneth Tillman, Ike Hall, Henry Thorn Gary Hamm, Bryant Jones, M, McAuther. Ernest Hawkins I N T R A M U R A L 76 ers: Kneeling L-R Mukadean Thompson, Shalvem Alexander, Hassr Merritt, Robert Haddock Standing L-R David Cooper II, Charles Lott, Sam uel Gantt, Gary Thompson T E A M S I s. Alpha Phi Omega Kneeling L-R Lawrence Roundtree, Frankie Hansley, Michael Holly, James Askew, Alvin Chaplin Standing L-R Robert Haddock, Steven Outlaw, Ulysses Harris, Napnnie Jordan, Leverne Marshall, Victor Smith Suite 302. Kneeling L-R Darrly Brown, Billy Miller, Dennis Mitchell Standing L-R Eric Greene, Kenneth Tillman, Anthony Green, Johnny Clegg, John White, David Cagle, coach Sharpshooters: L-R Henry Thomas, coach, Nellie King, Janice Anderson, Sherron Gillespie. L-R Robert Mitchel, Shirley Long-Intramural Score Keeper assistant coach L-R Second Row Janice Smith, Denise Williams, Regina Rainey, Genie Pettaway Derrick Eddie, Assistant to Director of Intramurals ? i M ! 0 m Bi .- Shirley Long, Miss Student Center, and Chancellor Ly- ntrates on a game of billiard. Robert Atkins. SGA President, and Chancellor Ly- ons plav a game of billiard Chancellor Lvons plays billiard in the Student Center ' s Came Room THE CANTEEN Wait until I pose for the picture, Mrs. Gambli .M ! m L-R Maverick (ackson and Ethel James pose for a photograph while waiting for their orde W MiM MM Slaff from the Student G. School Day t Association toured High School Students around campus during High Members of SGA Staff L-R James Autry, Sandra McArthur. Linda Purdy Everett |ohns Mrs. Betty Williams, Canteen staffer, also poses for a photograph during her break- HOMEPEOPLE L-R First Row Vaneta Parker, Saundra McArthur, She Kvans, George Marshall L-R Second Row Patricia M Katie Johnson, Velveeta Norman, Nero Coleman Third Row Ronald McPherson, Larry McDonald ersey Homepeople L-R I Johnson, James Smith, Samuel Gantt Gary McPhatter, Denise Watkins, Fred- erick Mentor, Karen Randal, Ken Tinsley, Bobby Cofield, Linda Pu Terry Randal, Ricardo Bacon Flordia Homepeople L-R First Row Kneeling James Davis, Darryl Brown, Dennis Mitchell L-R Second Row Alton Johnson, Aaron Bains, Danny Majors, Alberta Har- Ke Dc drews L-R Third Row Robert Mitchell, Percy Taylor, Na- thaniel Pace, Anthony Hooks, James Simmons, Earl Sander L-R Debbie O. Bryant, Shelia B. Rogers, Everett Johnson, Sharon Prince, and Venita Y Robinson H O M E P E O P L E Kneeling L-R Anita Anderson, Donnie Boseman, E. Dwight Davis, and Anita Daniels Back Row L-R Ester McLean, Emily Artis, Stephen McFarland, Larry Gardner, Karen Holloway, Charlene Coleman, Regina Poole, Ulysses Harris. Tonya Buffalo, Talmadge Barnett, and Marcia Inman. L-R Michael Holly, Paula Harrison, Valerie McAfee, Karen Duke, Darryl Bennett, Veronica Morrisev, Terri Williams, and Ronald Spicer CAMPUS COEDS BARBARA MASSEY STELLY The Fayettevillian staff dedicates the 1979-1980 yearbook publication to Dr. Charles A Lyons Jr Chancellor in appreciation for his unyeilding committment to the university during the past decade. It ha indeed been a decade of continuous programs under the guidance of Dr. Lyons. There are several innovations in the publication this year. Page 127 features A Profile of Success with ai alumnus and page 29 features On The Move for two of the many faculty members who have devoted extr effort and time to the students. Our publication ' s theme is We Are Family and it is designed to accentuate the relationship between th students, administration and staff. A special thanks to our advisor Mrs. Rosemary Byrd for her dedication and support. Barbara Massey Stelly Editor-in-Chief Fayettevillian, 1979-80 - -It ' • -. - l ow. Layout Mrs. Charlotte Sydnor, Design Editor Senior Class Editor George Marshall, Assistant Photography Editor Katie Johnson, Sophomore Class Editor ' i I fev Fayettevi llian Staff (Not Pic Tired) Willis Brinkley Anthony Scott Dion Pollock Fr Junior Class Edit shmen Class Edit Photograph Vernestine Artis Typ Ronald Spicer Photograph Mrs. Rosemary Byrd, Adv Mrs. Yuvonne Robinson, Adv dicated staff of the Fayettevillian Year „„ . John Henderson for supplying the staff with photographs for the sports section of the Fayettevillian. . Charles Mooney for his photography assistance. h hS Y E A R B O O K S T A F F L-R Jamesena Brayboy, Assistant Junior Class Editor, Barbara Stelly, Editor-in-Chief. Charlene Coleman, Assistant Editor-in-Chief, Melba Moore, Caption Editor, Katie Johnson, Sophomore Class Editor Reginald McNair, Photography Edito Stelly, Editor-ln-Chief L-R Reginald McNair, Photography E tor, George Marshall, Photographer, Di nis Hilliard, Assistant Design and Layi Editor .,-.,■« • ■ . - ■ - ' ;.7-ir -:-. ' - -.