Grambling State University - Tiger Yearbook (Grambling, LA)

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PRESIDENT Norselles Holmes III VICE PRESIDENT Yvonne Cook SECRETARY Angela Giles TREASURER i Darrell Braxton 1st Row L-R: Stephan Wyatt, Dan Morseller. 2nd Row L-R: Jowanna McCamey, Barbara Fair, Gilda Williams, Judy Chaffold, Angela Waters, Tangela Battles, Nina Phillips, Pame- la Hill, Surlonda Brookfield, Regina Yates, Hope Dickerson, Cenece Dixon, Ruthel Johnson, Sonya Johnson, Wendy King, Sandra Billings. 3rd Row: Daphanne Poole, BSU involves students in Wendell Martin, Rent Wilson, Albert Marshall, Anita Jones, Wilbur Purvis, Louise Cum- Ghristantiforand principles mings, Benjamin Bazile, Keith Harrell, Sheila Threats, Sheila Sykes, Cherie Esters, Sonja ‘ . Primous, Tonja Emerson, James Morris, Emerson Capers. 4th Row: Clyde Jimerson, Char- The group also produces ex- lotte Kellum, Greg Mackey, Ruby Franklin, Lee Thomas, David Robinson, Al Harris, Craig ceptional gospel sounds. Fleming, Jessie Doulet, Casey Johnson, Lionel Ferrell, Tammie Tennant, Rosalind Banks, Tabetha Eave, Yvonne Cook, Keith Christian, Nanthalia Washington—sponsor, Stephen Fontenot. PRESIDENT Curtis Maxey VICE PRESIDENT Sherman Cowley SECRETARY Ricky Bishop TREASURER Douglas Henry (L-R) Cornell Cosby, Curtis Maxey, Sherman Cowley. The Gospel G-Men specialize in inspirational gospel mu- sic. Composed of football players and other interested in- dividuals, the group performs at various statewide activit- ies.

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A2Omo ie = EH ie 316 Religion Religion has always been a mainstay among Grambling stu- dents. The religious clubs maintain a spiritual awareness and some have choirs spreading the word of Jesus Christ through song. Gramblinites are also spiritually uplifted by the Campus Min- istry. This year the Tiger features four organizations in the religious section. These groups include Alpha and Omega, Baptist Student Union, Gospel G-Men and Voices of Faith. On campus, Gramblinites can obtain spiritual guidance from such places as the Catholic Center and Campus Ministry. UNIVERSITY © ‘ Welcomes ? TIGER LAND ) ie alg £ ge a 1st Row L-R: Alphonso Nation, Rodney Mark, Mackie Freeze Jr., Caren Askew, Emerson Capers Jr., Jessica Boatwright, Clarissa Thompson, Dana Early, Tangela Battles, Sophia Martin, Louis Jackson, William Bell. 2nd Row: Antoine Robinson, Mary Williams, Jacqueline Hill, Jolanda McElveen, Shelia Williams, Lora Bennett, Carla Johnson, Margaret Haynes, Rev. Benny Thomas. A nondenominational organization of stu- dents who have a belief in Christ. Alpha and Omega also promotes social welfare and community service.

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1st Row L-R: Johnetta Bedford, Wanda Randolph, Sheila P. Wil- liams, Celeste Franton, Tina Pennywell, Clarissa Thompson, Beverly Nash, Natalie Blake. 2nd Row: Jacqueline Hill, Regina White, Kristal Darensburg, Payton Price, Rodney Mark, Melva Jackson, Marilyn Walker, Joyce Sampson. a Grove” Gro’ 318 Religion We, Voices of Faith, come to praise Him and his holy name. Praise God. Praise God. Praise God. Organizations such as Alpha Phi Omega, a national ser- vice fraternity, stress service and sponsor numerous projects year-round. Groove Phi Groove, a social fellowship promotes unity and strives to alleviate social and economic problems. These service groups also have pledge periods for po- tential members.