Grambling State University - Tiger Yearbook (Grambling, LA)

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Eighteen faculty and staff members were honored for their 449 years of service to Grambling State University during a special reception June 28, 1985, in the Booker Aker (25), Martin Jeff Allen (22), Annie B. Brumfield (18), T. Washington Complex. Lounell Caldwell (17), Vester M. Ford (18), and Roy Moss They were (First Row, L-R) Peccolia Lewis (21 years), (39). President and Mrs. Johnson hosted the event. Mae Holland (21), Dr. Arlynne L. Cheers (31), Dr. Corinnet T. Carpenter (25), A.C. Carpenter (25), Emma Gray Bradshaw (34), Mildred Moore (25). (Second) Claude K e t i r e e S Cobra Robbyn Michelle Bland, a junior commu- nications major, reigned as Miss October on King Cobra’s 1985 calendar. This lovely Tigress from Baltimore enjoys dancing and ‘“‘meeting nice people.” Robbyn says October is the appropriate month for her to be Miss Queen Cobra. It is her birth month and the Libran beauty be- lieves the exposure will help her in her fu- ture endeavors. Personalifies 263

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80 Academic Merit Scholars Eighty Gramblinites were named as recipients of academic merit scholarships during 1985-86. Recipients must meet the following criteria: (1) minimum grade point average of “‘B,”’ (2) an acceptable ACT or SAT score, (3) be a Louisiana resident, (4) possess physical ability and mental stability necessary to attain college goals, (5) furnish a statement of ability and character directly from high school counselors, teachers and principals. Scholarships are awarded to the applicants best qualified according to the above criteria. Holders of the scholarships for 1985-86 were Dannette C. Weaver, Triveria E. Vernon, Stephanie D. Young, Dunkin E. Walker, Barbara J.Walker, Calvin E. Page, Angela McGhee, Penny L. Aubrey, Tammy Borne, Pamela Brown, Valerie J. Dade, Adriane Gill, Rushundra Gordon, Marchantia E. Griffin, Kathy Jackson, Pamela Jackson, Ruby Johnson, Lisa Lewis, Sharon Moore, Jeanell Neal, Monica Perry, Veronica Prelow, Don Smith, Rosie Ann Smith, Chyrisse Staten, Delphine Lewis, Monna Bratton, Darrell Brown, Donette Cowan, Carolyn Davis, Darrell Dugas, Paula Dugas, Jon-Al Duplantier, Latonia Dykes, Derwin Gavin, Corradino Jones, Regina Lewis, Joyce Nelson, Anita Perry, Maria Pugh, Henree’ Reeves, L’Tonya Rhynes, Harvey Simmons, Carol Smothers. Jacinda Vinson, Allison Walker, Felicia Walker, Alpha Bailey, Joseph Crane, Linnon Hampton, Jessie Hendrick, Paula Hester, Valerie Jackson, LaSaundra Jackson, Patrick Jones, Susan Billups, Melissa Bowers, Katrina Broussard, Teresa Capers, Kourtney Carter, Monica Clark, Lisa Cost, Petra Dyer, Stephanie Finley, Kenny Fox, Bettye Garner, Richard Gallot, Jacqueline Huey, Mary Jacque, DeForester Jones, Mazie LaFleur, Tazinski Lee, Katrina Michaels, Cedric Morales, Robert Morrison, Earlisa Page, Latonia Prelow, Alma Rasco, Cheryl Seals, Kim Thom- as, Winniford Harvey. (L-R) Alma Rasco, Carol Smothers, Melissa Bowers, Adriane Gill, Marchantia Griffin, Paula Dugas. (L-R) Alpha Bailey, Mona Bratton, Dr. Joseph Capers, Darrell Dugas. Jacqueline Huey, LaRhonda Thomas. (L-R) Felicia Walker, Maria Pugh, Lisa Cost, Betty Garner. (Second Row) Valerie Dade, Chyrisse Staten, Susan Billups, Stephanie Jacqueline Huey, LaRhonda Thomas. Finley, Valerie Jackson.

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Coach Eddie Robinson converses with inductees and presenters. Theresa Adams Garner poses with J.K. Haynes. President displays Dr. Thomas Richardson painting. 264 Personalities