Howard University - Bison Yearbook (Washington, DC)

Text from Pages 1 - 440 of the 1975 volume:

the BISON Howard University Washington, D.C. 1975 BISON Volume 52 Merle E. Harris. Editor-in-Chief Copyright 1975 ontent Introduction.................................... 4 Commencement 1 74...............................12 Charier Day.....................................13 Alumni Awards...................................17 Student Ufa.....................................1 Homecoming..................................35 Who a Who...................................51 Greeks .....................................85 Organizations ..............................81 Administration .................................108 Athletics......................................120 -In Between the Line - .........................144 Colleges and Schools ...........................147 Allied Health..............................140 Architecture ...............................159 Buainees...................................160 Communications.............................185 Dentistry..................................199 Education..................................213 Engineering................................223 Fine Arts..................................235 Graduate...................................249 Human Ecology..............................259 Law........................................ 267 Liberal Arts...............................283 Medicine...................................341 Nursing....................................357 Pharmacy ...................................367 Religion...................................377 Social Work ................................39S Student Services .............................395 Howard University Hospital .....................3KB Outstanding Faculty............................40. Clasa History ..................................406 BISON Staffs ...................................407 Hilltop Staff ..................................412 Ads...........................................414' Acknowledgamsnts ...............................424 A diverse Experience in Blackness 5 We enter Howard from many origins and backgrounds; having different destinies and paths of intent to follow; different purposes and lifestyles; different dreams and hopes to live for. We then became Howard having our different lifestyles merge and become altered. 7 But more so an increase in understanding. of one another, a further step toward self-actualization. We realize ourselves— a unique people— a combination of two heritages; our struggling for survival. 9 We begin to see who we are. and what we can be. From diverse backgrounds aspiring to develop our unique selves we become a people —a black people- united in the struggle to create meaningful, viable institutions to insure our future. 11 Howard is our beginning— a stepping stone to our better tomorrow. President Dr. James Cheek gives remarks. After four long years of anticipation .... 1974 Commencement A Prologue Concert given by the Howar University Choir. 13 Representative Barbara Jordon gives commencement address. Proud parents and friends look on. Charter Day Dr. Howard Thurman addresses audience assembled. Dr. Howard Thurman and Dr. James Cheek. Charter Day Dinner Mayor Walter Washington and President James Cheek among others at the main banquet table. Alumni Achievement Awardees 1975 (L-R): John Henry Powell, Jr.. Alma Woodsey Thomas. General Davison. James Henry Merr.weaiher Henderson. John Henry Powell, Jr. In the Helds ot Law and Leoal Service Through legal expertise and an extensive background in law John Henry PoweH. Jr. has assisted the progress ot Civil Rights in this country tor moro than a decade He was sworn In as Chairman of tho U. S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission srnce its inception in 1965 He sorved as General Counsel of the Civil rights Commisson for more then three yoars. was an attorney m the 01-tico of the Solicitor. U S Department ot Labor and as Ass-stont U. S Attorney for the Department of Justice m the Eastern District of New York Following as association with the law firm of Wachtel ond Michaelson, New York, he started a private practice in Mineda. New York He worked as special counsel to the Southern Christian Leadership Conference. During thi9 samo period, ho was Special Counsel to Joseph F Carfino. then speaker of the New York State Assembly. Mr Powell, born in Mineola. Now York on February 11. 1937. received the B A degree, magna cum laude. from Howard University in 1953. He later received the Juris Doctor degroe from Harvard University and the Master of Laws degree from Now York University Graduate School of Law Alma Woodsey Thomas In the fields of Art and Colonfics When Alma Woodsey Thomas received the 8 S. degree from Howard University in 1924. she also recoived tho distinction of being the first graduate of Howard's Department of Art. Sho received the M.A dogroo from Columbia University In 1934. and studied painting at American University from 1950-60 She is perhaps best know for her earth and space paintings which are abstractions composed ot mosaic patte'ns in concentric circlos and straight lines in vibrant colors Though Inspired entiroiy by nature, she says sho is also indebted to the tradition of color painting made famous by this city. Ms. Thomas born In Columbus Georgia, on September 22. 1894 was brought to Washington. D.C. as a small child and has livod hero ever since She taught at Shaw Junior High School from 1924 until her retirement in 1960. Since that time she has devoted her energies to painting and has represented at more than 70 shows, including major national exhibitions of contemporary Black artists. Her one-woman exhibitions have been held at the Franz Bader Gallery, the Whitney Musuem of American Art. the Corcoran Gallery Of Art and at Fisk and Howard Universities Frederic Ellis Davison In the folds of Military Science and Public Service The highest ranking graduate of Howard's ROTC program Major General Frederic Ellis Davison. USA (Ret ). is internationally recognized for his extraordinary leadership qualities and talents in military operations. His commit-mom to public service has been evidenced through Ns outstanding ability and his wide knowledge of military tactics Gonoral Davison, born in Washington. D.C. on September 28. 1917. received the BS. and M S degrees In aoology and chemistry from Howard University In 1938 and 1940. respoct voly. In 1946 he was separated from the Army and enrolled in the Howard University College of Modicine for one year; therafter. he returned to the Army as company commandor at Ft Dix. N.J. In 1963. he received the M.A. degree in International Affairs from George Wash ngton University. He was honored by the Howard Univoreity Alumni Federation for outstanding public service in 1973. Beginning his career as a second lieutonant In tho U S. Army in 1939. he became the third Black ever to achieve the rank of Gonoral in tho United Statos Armed Services and the first to lead an Integrated combat infantry division Prior to his assignment as Commanding general of the Military District of Washington in November. 1973. he had completed two other assignments of the same level In Vietnam and in Germany. James Henry Merrlwethor Hondorson in the fields of Biological Science and Research Recogn zed as one of the nation's leading biologists. Dr. James H. M. Henderson is director ot the Carver Research Foundation at Tuskegee Institute He has also held several other positions at Tuskegee m the span of his throe decades of service to that institution. Through his career, he has been a frequent contributor to scientific journals as a result of his extensive rosonrch In plant physiology and biochemistry In 1964. he was cited for conspicuous service in the field of biology by Howard's General Alumni Association An active member of numerous professional organizations. Or Henderson was appointed to the Commission on Undergraduate Education in the Biological Sciences in 1965 and has served as consultant to two panels ot the National Academy of Sciences Since 1973, he has been a member of the Executive Committee of the National Council of University Resoarch Administrators and is past chairman of the American Society of Plant Physiologists Southern Section. After earning the B S degree from Howard University in 1939. he enrolled in the University of Wisconsin whero he was awarded tho M.Ph and Ph.D dogreos In 1940 and 1943. respectively He did further study at the California Institute of technology irom 1948-50 and at the Oak Ridgo Institute for Nucioar Studios in 1951. Recently appointed as co-chairman ol the University's Bequest Committee. Dr Henderson was born in Falls Church. Vo on August 10. 1971 Office Of Student Life Mrs. Darrah Hall Assistant Director Mr. Andrew Coleman Associate Director of Student Activities for New Student Orientation Mr. Roosevelt M. Adams Coordinator of Intramural and Recreational Activities Mrs. Jacqueline E Nash Secretary Mrs Brenda Walker Secretary HUSA Howard University Student Association (L-R): Angela Bridge. Victor Bryant-Pres.. Mike Harris-Program Director. Linda Townsend Not Shown: Richard L. Mottey-Admin. Asst.. Larry Coleman-Dir. of Public Relations. Waverly K. Johnson-Asst. Program Director Donald T. Mingo Executive Secretary Kenneth Thomas-Financial Director In Ihe tent at the Dunbarton Campus, meeting each other. 23 Freshman Orientation New faces for student life. I Registration 25 The waiting can be tiresome. Student Life On Campus Living? Off- Campus Housing... T.C.B. Intramural Sports Awards Banquet Football Champions The philosophy of the Intramural and Recreational Activities program here at Howard University is based upon the concept that students as well as faculty and staff, should have freedom of choice, quality of opportunity, and responsibility for sharing in the planning and implementation of the activities program The Intramural and Recreational Program provides an opportunity for the University community to enjoy satisfying experiences related to their particular needs and interests, varying from the highly competitive type sports to those of noncompetitive and recreational natures Richard Pryor Donald Byrd and The Black Byrds 37 Jon Jon Lucien Fashion Show I Gospel Night t • --Si 43 Homecoming Parade Stepping in the style of the forties. ! 1 At Half Time Graham Central Station Betty Davis Whos Who 51 Who’s Who Not Shown: Fola Adunola Foia Adunola it proof that cultural differences In background are not a barrier wnere tne concern is academic excellence and resolution of student problems During his stay at the School of Pharmacy. he has served as third year class treasurer, fourth year class president, student affairs represen. tative. student council representative, and has been active in several pharmaceutical associations. Though busy with these activities, he has maintained high standards of academic excellence being the holdor of the Rho Chi Award, the Student Council Service Award and the president o� the Rho Chi Pharmacy Honor Society MonicaS. Anderson Mus« - a profess-on requiring talent, dedication, ano creativity Monica has exhibited all these attributes end many more as well, resulting In her being recognized by campus and community organizations. She has been an active member m the Chapel. Concert and Howard Urvversity Choirs Beyond the university perimeter, she has Kformed with the National Symphony, the D.C. entenmal Chorale and has performed at the Lincoln Center. Kennedy Center and SL Peter's Basiluca m Rome. Italy In spite of her busy schedule, she has given freely of her time end talent by tutoring feiow students Audrey Earlene Anderson The well rounded person is the successful person, says Audrey, and indeed, she «s a proud practitioner ol that She has devoted her time oflort. and talent to a variety of campus organizations hom the Soulsteppers. to Alpha Kappa Alpha, to the School of Business student council Audrey is also a member ot the National Association of Black Accountants, the Omega Sweetheart Court, the L'borai Arts Honors Program, and has tutored at Lewis E'emen-tary School. Marvin Barnard Take a friendly smile, easygoing personality, diligence, integrity, academic exceience -mix well and what do you havo? Marvin, a New Yorker, and zoology major made to order This President of Beta Kappa Chi Scientific Honor Society. Phi Beta Kappa recipient, and National Competitive Scholar has made outstanding contributions to Howard as a participant In intramural sports, as Dorm D aloguo Committee Chairman. and as an active member of the student government Marvin also lends his good spirit to cheering Howard's teams on to victory as a member of the Soul Squad. Not Shown: Lynn Clark Rochelle Burnett A resident ol University City, Missouri. Rochelle can be considered as one of Howard s most outstanding French students A member of the French Curriculum Board, the Howard University Fronch Thoater ond Vice Pres dent of Howard University s French Club she was awarded a Fronch Government Scholarship for furthor studios in French During this past summer. Bochel.'e studied at the University of Loncon in London, England While maintaining these high academic standards, she still managed 10 find time to be a member of the Phi Beta Kappa. National Honor Society and the Kappa Alpha Psi Sweetheart Court, and last but not least Rochelle was on the Class Staff for the BISON Yearbook. Not Shown: Brenda Brittain A true Howard child. Brenda did her undergraduate work here and is presently completing her doctorate at good ole' Howard U. Throughout her Howard career she has been active in ail aspects ol univer-slly life from campus publications to dorm life, from curriculum committoos to Grook life. Recently, she was an actlvo member of the Political Science Graduate Student Association and the Department's Graduato Program Committee. Brenda Is also a member of Delta Sigma Theta, Inc Knowledgeable. Attentive. Involved Three words which well describe this sister from the City of Brotherly Love Her dedication and hard work have been evidenced in all activities from those of reporter and assistant editor for the Black Apothocary to program coordinator for the Science Institute. Lynn has also served as Student Council representative, f eId trip coordinator for ROOTS and the National president of the Student National Pharmaceutical Association. Her involvoment has also brought Lynn several awards, the Student National Pharmaceutical Association Award being one of tnese. Donette Emory This Baltimorean has given freely and unselfishly of her time and offorfs to the University community Presently, sne Is president of Gamma Sigma S'gma Nat onai Service Sorcnty, Assistant Chairman of Campus Pais, and o volunteer at Freedmen's Hospital In the past cho marched with the Children's March lor Survival, worked with tho LASC Elections Committee and tutored «i Nalie Elcmor-tary School Oh yes. Donette is the 75 8ISON Yoarbook Academics Editor 53 Sandra Denise Hall An aura of warmth and friendliness are those qualities which surround Sandra D. Hall, a Psychology major in the College of Liberal Arts Corning to Howard from Los Angeles. California, Sandra brought with her an eagerness to learn, a desire to become involved and a determination to effect a positive change. Just a few of this very busy lady’s activities included volunteer tutoring at Junior Village. HUSA Elections Co-Chairman. Fashion Show co-ordmator and commontator for Homocoming 73, coordinator of the African Extravaganza Fashion Show, and Senior Class Representative to Liberal Arts Student Council Sandra was also an activo soror of Dolta Sigma Theta Sorority serving as treasurer. Hor favorite philosophy is keop reaching for the stars, for failure les only In not having tried . Kathryn Ann Hammond Katny has to her credit the organization of the first HUSA Elections Press Conference A virtual busybody. Kathy has been active in tne Political Science Society, the Homecoming Committee and the 1973-74 Election Committee Since her st3y at Howard, she developed for loadorchip skills proving to he a particularly able president of ine Socioty for the Advancement of Management Thomas Harrison Thomas travelled an the way from Stockion California to make his contribution to Howard Since the beginning of his academic career at Howard he has been on tho Doan's Honor Roll and as a result of this became a member of Tau Bota Pi. Thomas has also served as President of the Engineering Student Council, os a member ot the HUSA Policy Board and holds membership in the institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers. Pamelya Herndon Thanks to this Texan tho gap between student government and the student body has been lessened by Pamelya's institution of tho Student Government Awareness Program which brought student government leaders m to the dorms to spook has put her accounting shills to use by developing financial control systems lor the 1974 Homocoming and the HlLlTOP Pamelya also has done volunteer work tor Congressman Louis Stokes and a devoted member of Alpna Kapp.i Alpha Sorority 55 Who’s Who Montez Hill It is often said that mere is too much apathy on ana around the camous of Howard University if so. Ihen knowing Montez makes one still have taith In the minority of students who do caro Montez is concerned about his hometown of Washington. D C. He is the vice-president of the senior class, member of ihe BISON staff. Campus Pals. Project HIP. Soul Squad. Crampton Usher. UJAMAA member. H-0ook writer and participated In numerous other campus organizations. Alicia Jackson Alicia can never be fully acknowledged for her many contributions in tho field of Music to Howard University. Alicia participated as an active member in the Howard University’s Choirs, both Concert and Chapel. She was the Music Chairman lor the Fine Arts Student Council, and also sorvod os Secretary. A member of Howard University’s Chapter of the Music Educator's National Conference She s also a 3rd year Marching Band member Howard is indeed gratoful to this native Washingtonian. Lauralmda Jackman This pharmacy student hcpes to one day open a medical conte'in the rural south and specialize in natural healings Certainly, many of her extra-curricular activities at Howard vmii serve her well in this endeavor, lauralinda was co-organizer of the Studont National Medical Association an j Student National Medical Association Convention. She has been extremely active In ROOTS (Rebirth ol Old Time Substances) as a participant in iho ROOTS Symposium, the ROOTS research trip to Kingston. Jamaica, and presently is working on the ROOTS Research Proposal Protect This active sister also found time to help organize the pharmacy at the Black Panther Party Froo Clinic Howard certainty will miss this lady who gave so much to so many others Jan R. Jasper A true scholar desenbos this notivo ol Wisconsin. Jan has consistently ascribed to high academic standards as evidenced by his appearance on the Dean's List every year. By no means a book worm. Jan was active in dorm life, acting as a member of Slow Hall Dorm Council and as Resident Assistant. Sharing leadership ability. Jan assumed chairmanship on the External Allans Ot UGSA and worked with the HUSA Financo Committee. He also was instrumental in the planning of a new national league. The Black Students ot Business Administration. Jan was also a member of the 1975 Delta Beau Court. Patricia E. Kerr Marsha Jones Marsha Jones has spent much energy n the building and maintaining ol the high morale of Howard's athletic teams through her cheerleading activitos From 1971. when she was co-captain of J.V. Cheerleading, to 1974. when she was captain ol varsity cheering. Marsha has remained active. Her interests don't ond with cheering for she is a member of the Qymnastrcs club.and the intramural basketball team. Marsha has also worked with Project Hip and Campus Pals while maintaining a high scholastic average Best of luck to this sports enthusiast Few students have had the honor of seeing their names in print—however. Patricia is one ol the privileged few In 1972. she contributed to African Liberation! An Analytical Report on Southern Africa which was published by the Drum and Spear Press And this is just one of many achievements amassed by this young lady She instituted a survey which determined the health status of Blacks n the community surrounding Howard, and administered a free neighborhood health care clinic Always willing to lend a hand, this young lady has ambitions to work in the area of community hoalth education indeed Howard is privileged and proud to claim Patricia as its own' William Jones Jr. Omy through diligence and serious application of talent can a musician successfully develop his potential And over the past four years. Howard nas watched and contributed to this budding young musician Conducting is a serious endeavo' and Will am has excelled P'O onlly. ho is serving as student conductor and rehearsal coach tor the D.C. Youth Cnorale. and assistant conductor of the Howard University Choir. He has also appeared with the National Symphony Orchestra, the A moncan Ballet Theater and with the Alvin Aitey Dance Company. Marilyn Kurtz Mention Iho name of Marlyn Kurtz and immediately tho noma is assoc-ated w.m Hilltop Sports coveroge And rightfully so. From September 79 to Mm 74. Marilyn provided the H U. community with accurate and up to date sports coverage Sne has also served In various oihor ,our -nalist capacities on the Howard campus, among these wore associate editor ol tho Priority Magaz.ne, contributing editor of Dorm Dialogue and the H-Book. Marilyn also provided this year's Bison with sports covo'� ge Bahbai Makenta When one thinks ol HUSA. ono thinks of Bahba and the role he has played in making it functional He worked diligently as a member of the committee to develop Ihe pol'cy board and was a run oft candidate in tho 1973 '74 HUSA elections Bahbai has also made several outstanding con tributons in his ma|or field, serving as president of the student assembly, member of the Devgn Projects of the American Institution of Architecture, and is an Honor Society Scholar Who’s Who Carmen Lacey Carmen will be remembered tor her demonstration of leadership ability in the School of Nursing activities. Over the years, she has volunteered her time and skills to the Garfield Terrace Nursing Home, the Nursing School Student Counoi. and the School of Nursing Career Day Not ono to limit her sphere, she has also lent herself to holping orient freshmen students through Campus Pals, improving dorm life as a residential assistant, and showed interest in the community through the D.C Project. Oh yes. Carmen is also a member of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Maxine Lloyd WultMalemec Maxine Lloyd finds herself in great demand and involved In many organizations and committees on compus. Her activities included Secretary of the Howard University Film Society, member of the School of Communications Film Crew (3rd Caroers Conference). HUSA Elections Video Tape Crew. BISON Yearbook Senior Class Staff. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, and 1974 Homecoming Committee Coupled with a degree from the School of Communications arc her experience in the realm of pubic relations, Ms. Lloyd is cor-tainly an asset to the Black community in many areas as well as in her hometown Bronx. Now York Alfred Mathewson Anyone acquainted with Alfred will readily tell you that this young man from Windsor. North Carolina is destined to make an important impact on any community he settles m. White some students have long impressive lists ot many activities. Alfred has realized and practicod tho ideal of devoting qualitatively of himself not quantitatively. Hence he has achieved substantive experience while making important contributions to the H U. family Just a few are finance and co-chairman of Campus Pals, budget Chairman ot Hilltop Board, treasurer of HUSA (73-74). and president of Iho Business School Student Council To this, add high scholarship as cv dcncod by h s continued appearance on tne Dean s List and receipt of the exceptional Student Fellowship and one is certain to conclude that Alfred is a Howardite to be proud of Not Shown: Janice Matthews Jamco. a Speech major and quite an exceptional sister from Alberta. Va . has taken text theory and applied It to clinical practice in an effort to aid follow students and D C. preschoolers. In addition. Janice is Ihe present executive secretary of UJAMAA Past activities include secretary to the MUSA Planning and Coordinating committee. Black exchange Director for Communications School Student Council and momborshrp m the National Black Communications Society LaVeeda Morgan From South Bend. Indiana. LaVeeda Morgan was very active during her years at Howard University. As spokesperson for youth n the Methodist Church, and a member of Mayor's Youth Council and the Black Youth Young Adult Action Task Force, her interests n youth are one ol her greatest endeavors She was also a Senator on the Meridian Hill Senate, a member of Ihe Political Science Society. HUSA Restructuring Committee member and sorvod as the Public Relations Olrector for UJAMAA LaVeeda was also Financial Secretary for the Economics Club 59 Carolyn Pollen Carolyn is one ol those persons to whom you can turn to at anytime and expect a helpful hand accompanied by a smile This hard working young lady parttc pated in the Pre-Med-Dent Club. Physical Education Club. Epilepsy Walk a Thon and the Howard Univorsity Gymnastics Club. Even with such a busy schedule Carolyn found time to participate actively in Delta Sigma Thoto. tho Omega Sweetheart Court, and several campus fashion shows Howard will miss her friendly smile and helping hand Maria T. McElroy Altruistic and helpful are |ust two ol the many compliments paid to Marian by those who have worked with her She was particularly active In the Fronch Club and Frencn Theatre, having served as Prer.idnnt of tho French Club one assistant to the Director of the French Theatre However, her activities didn't ond there Morton broadened her scope by participating in the Economics Club. Newman Club, and the BISON Academics staff. Howard certainly is grateful to this resident of Ch’cago. Illinois. Who’s Who Steven Posten Steve enerr.plil-es every virtue of tfte oeterm natc J and orogressiveness of Black Manhood Versatile, articulate, industrous, and honest, he has striven and succeeded in enriching the Howard comrrur ty through application for his talents Steven has served sh.oent government woli as budget Chairman and coordinator of U G S A . as momber of the I A Judiciary Board, and as program Director for H U S A m 1974 His sphere o' activities widered to include research .assistant lor the Biochemistry Department Hilltop columnist, and coor n nator of the National Association of Black Student Economists This native of Florida is also a brother in th© Alpha Phi Omega Service Fraternity Frankie Reed Frankie Annette Reed can most certainly be considered an out-standing member ot the School of Communications This native Baltimore has been a member ot the National Black Communications Soc ety tor the last two years, and the Liberal Arts Honors Program She served as |udge for the 1973 Miss Black Teenage Maryiard con-test and also participated on the College Board ot Mademoiselle Magazine Frankie has also been a very diiigem wo'ker lor Hilltop and has served at various times as Foature writer, copy editor, managirg editor and columnist In addition, she has worked tor many prominent newspapers in Baltimore Thomas Priest This act've brother from Philly has participated in a cross section of campus activities In ©3ch organization he has given freety and unselfishly of his time, talent and efforts Just a few of h s activities were Commander ol tho Androw D Turner Memorial Drill Team. Commander of tho 1200 Spec.ai Forces Detachment. Treasurer of the Engineering Student Council and member Of the Engineering School Recruitment and Judicial Committees. Oh yes Brother Thomas is enrolled in the Army ROTC. Elisa Romera Regma. a Phi Beta KaDpa scholar, has spe a busy four years at Howard Not only c she help to establish the universih, chapter of the Black Student Psychological Association, but she ai served as first vice president of the Sc Steppers Always concerned with the nee of fel'ow students. Reg na acted as reside assistant in both Baldwin and Bethune Hal This fine sister from Philly plans a career clinical psychology. Not Shown: Katheryne Stokes A free asset ' to the School ol Business and Public Administration is the way Katheryne has been described She has been consistent in her service to fellow students through her activit os as an accounting tutor and her nelp to local minority enirep'eneurs through the H U. Chaptor of Black Accountants She is also actively involved in the Society for the Advancement of Management In spite of her commitments. Kathery ne has remained on the Dean s List for three years and nas maintained an American Inttute of Certified Public Accountants Scholarship. Katrinka Stringlieid Newport News Virginia is where sister Ktiirmho comes Irom and is considered to oo a very personable, well-liked and resourceful person A student in F ne Arts =.h $ a member of the Howard Players and r«ce v :t an award for Best Development A Ar. Actress In ’974 she was crowned M ss Black Maryland An active partrci-pum in the community sne worked dihgontly on the D C Project Breakfast Program Kafr ink ,i was an active cheerleader on the Alpha Phi Omega Court, and also a 4 year scholarship recipient Catherine E. Roach II you have been hero for the last three years you know this black womon from the many gymnastics exhibitions on campus Catherine from the Big Apple has made herself known through her activities with many varies organizations of Howard's campus Her maior being Physical Education. Catherine has boon involved m many dance clubs at Howard. She has been a member ul the Howard University Modern Dance Club. Gymnastics Team. Bladwm Dormitory Council, the Soul Squad Catherine has also been actively involved in the Homecoming Variety and Fash on Show and Project Hip Still, m being spread so thin in all these activities. she has maintained a high academic standards which is evidenced by her being on the Dean's Roll John Templeton John Templeton's achievements far oxceed the accomplishments ot an average college senior This talented brother trom North Carolina has exhibited vigor and dedication in all his undertakings Heading his long i-st ol achievements in the finishing of his college career in three years, copy editor of the Hilltop, oditor ot The Communicator, member of the Frederick Douglass Honor Socioty. co captain ot the debate team and lay-out editor of the Hilltop Certainly, this brother will bo missed on de campus' Marilyn Eileen Thornton ‘ • Mamyn has attained a high level of . .’pfpffqiehty in performing on the vlohr, and ha shared her talent with the university community. Her interest ranged from playing for senior recital to leading the band beff, section, from organizing the Spring S' Mn� Jo Festival to serving on special com-V.-. rmttee . Marilyn never limited her scope to the H.U. cOmmunrty. she tutored violin at tha K.C. Lewis Elementary School, and per-££''forroed with the Catholic University ,V:I . orchestra Marttyn has further employed her talents by actively participating In the Shiloh Baptist Church vocal group. “The Uniques •• ' • through composing many of the group' ■’piece . Alan E. Warrick Alan Warrick has exhibited versatility, leadership, and concern for Howard since his freshmen year when he was voted Most Outstanding Freshman leador of tho Year”. Among the most notable of his interests are president, Martin Luther King Society, Omega Psi Phi vlce-baseilus, HUSA senator, and Campus Pals Despite his busy schedule. Alan found time to tutor for the D.C. Project, and was an AKA cavalier Somehow, he managed to maintain high academic standards, making the Dean s List every year. Alan's future plans include law school and eventually a career in politics. Charlene Walton From Indianapolis. Indiana. Charlene Walton has bean a credit to Howard Univarsity. A student In Communications, she recently received a scholarship from the Washington Professional Journalism, and is a member ot Sigma Delta Chi An active participant In the community, she worked on the D C. Project Breakfast Program, the Children's March for Survive) and is a volunteer ad at Oartietd Park Nursing Home. A member of Nu Lambda Bama Service Sorority and Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Charlene has also served on the BISON and Hilltop staffs. Gerard Washington A leador in campus political affairs, Qerad has worked tirelessly to raise the student's awareness of issues affecting them as well as worked to resolve such issues His Contributions to the campus have been varied and significant Gerad was Assistant Director of the First Third World Student Leaders Conference. Executive Director of the Planning tor the Second Third World Student Leader's Conference. Cha-rman of Ujemaa. Chairman of the HUSA Constitution Committee. and worked with new student orientation. Desiree White Active in campus politics Desiree has shown dedication, innovative ideas, sincere concern tor fellow students and Integrity in her endeavors. Total involvement has been par lor the course for this young lady. Just a few of her activities include chairmanship of the UOSA External Affairs Committee. Coordinator of the 1974 Annual Leadership Conference, and Public Relations Assistant to HUSA president Larry Newell. Desiree also served as President of Delta Sigma Theta this year. Marion Williams Another native of Washington. Marion has willingly participated m both campus and community activities since her freshman year. This art major has been tho editor of the Art Department s news etter. Zenith, for two consecutive years, has been the Art Gallery Committee Chairman, and has represented the Art Department In the Fine Arts Student Council. Her service to these various organizations is equal by her academic excellence. Oh yes. Marion also devoted substantial time to tutoring students at the Mott elementary school. Good luck In the future endeavors. Frances Williams Described by some as the true example of a well-rounded student Frances' career at Howard has evidenced high academic standards. community involvement, as well as campus involvement. She has been affiliated with the Soul Squard. Omega Sweetheart Court. U)omea. and tho BISON Yearbook. This past homecoming Frances served on the Queen's Coronation Committee and as coordinator of the Fashion Show Currently she holds the title of Miss D.C Cotlege Girl and Miss Cherry Blossom Queen. Vanessa Bryant Vanessa a self-supporting student from Hartford. Conn. has been at the root of numerous involvements end management procedures. She has unselfishly; volunteered her time and dedication while . maintaining a B average Her varied trv • volvementa Included Campus Pa's Organization. Semor Class Treasurer. LASC Executive Council, Dance Instructor of the DC. Metropolitan Girl Scouts 1974 Summer. Prime organizer of the 1974-75 Senior Class Trip and Gift and memba' o the Della Sigma Theta Sorority Incorporated She was also runner up to Miss Howard U. 1972-73. W th her continued dedication and performance she Will certainty become fhe successful attorney mat she aspires to be. Dawn Young This education major from Miami has certo-niy contributed much to the Howard campus. Many r her activities are centered around her major Dawn tutored in Project Hip and served as the Math and Science Committee Chairman She also instructed language arts as an ACTION volunteer An active member of the Zetha Phi Beta Sororty. she served her so'ority in the capacity of the first Anti-Bas Ions, and as representative to the Pan-He lenic Council Dawn also acted os president of her senior class, as a Campus Pal. a Chapel Usher and as a member of tho Alpha Kappa Dolto Marie Young This aspiring physician has achieved several noteworthy academic accolades including membership in the Beta Kappa Scientific Honor Society. Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society, and appointment 03 a zoology laboratory assistant Other Campus activities include dormitory senator at Meridian Hill, participant in the Children's March for Survival. Social Chairman and business manager in the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. V Alpha Phi Omega Trefoil Pledge Club Octavius Brent. Ira Canty. Gregory Harrod. David Fax. Alpha Phi I Omega Fraternity Fir9t row; Randal Stewart. Henry Campbell. Eric Allayne. Byron Bacon. Richard Witherspoon. Derrick Eiland Second row; Thaddeus Holloman, David Lynch. John Peterson. Third row; Mark Brinson. Ellis Means. III. Alpha Phi Omega Sweetheart Court From left to right; Debt Jones. Sandra Hall, Pam Tolliver. Miriam Baltimore. Letitia Williams. Ann Curtiss. Mary Ann Harrison, Karen Roberts. Phi Beta Sigma (L-R) Row 1: Duane Casey. Ron Burgen. Al Brevand; Row 2: Jonathan Hughes. Marcellus Parlen. Dwight Brewer. Larry Stanback; Row 3: James Johnson, Larry Thompkins 67 (L-R): Michele Curtis. Marilyn Smith. Linda Holmes. Janis Harrison. Ver-nice Turner Founded in January of 1908 on Howard's campus. Alpha Kappa Alpha was the first black women's greek-letter sorority. It was designed with the purpose of encouraging the ideas of a finer black womenhood whose goal would be service to all mankind”. Alpha Kappa Alpha has chapters in the United States, and internationally in the Bahamas. Monrovia and Liberia. Some of the services and activities the sorority have performed this year are: The Annual Freshman Fashion Show , a homecoming cabaret, clothing drives, entertainment for the children at Freedmen’s Hospital and baskets for the needy during the holidays. AKA L-R Row 1: 1 Pamela Herndon 2 Carmen Lacey 3 Angela Spears 4 Karen McLeod 5. Sherra McLeod 6 Veda Patterson 7. Queenie Hogan 8. Lauren Harrison 9. Crystal Wallace Row 2: 1. Angela Spears 2 Joan Walker 3 Karen Tolett 4 Deidre Thompson 5. Andrea Kidd Row 3: 1. Audrey Anderson 2. Susan Shannon 3. Sandra Bell 4 Yonne Montgomery 5. Charlene Walton 6 Antionette Altemus Cavalier Court, (L-R): Willie Hampton. Bert Bekisco. Alfred Mathewson. Art Moore. Al Brunson Delta Sigma Theta Through the years Black womanhood has represented strength, dignity, faith and hope. However, the foundation of these has been in love. It is upon this virtue that the beauty and sisterhood of Delta Sigma Theta, a public service sorority has flourished. With love, indeed Delta has come to embody the finer virtues of Black womanhood. Through dedication, an earnest desire to help, and hard work, Deltas strive on to reach new heights of awareness and achievements. Since our founding, the flame initiated by the twenty two founders has burned brightly in the hearts and minds of Delta women everywhere making it a fact that . . . As long as we have love, there’s no mistaking That the world is ours to do most anything. (L-R) Row 1: 1. Janice Jacques 2. Lana Turner 3. Eleanor St. Clair 4. Robin Quarles Row 2 1 Jacalyn Gist 2. Yvonna Kirksey 3. JoAnn Slaughter 4. Vanessa Baxter 5. Roma Grant 6. Carolyn Pollen 7. Jaizelle Dennis 8. Cherly Erwin Row 3: 1. Lorna Warden 2. Marie Young 3. Sandra Hall 4. Maxine Lloyd 5 Sandra Baxter 6. Vanessa Bryant 7. Desire White 8. Artra Knotts 9. Valene Colyer 10. Bernice Shorter 11. Lenore Battle 12. Beverly Cannon Executive Council (L-R) Row 1: 1 Lorna Warden Journalist 2 Eleanar St. Clair Pari. 3 JoAnn Slaughter Rec Sec 4 Sandra Hall-Treas 5 Vanessa Baxter Song Leador 6 Valene Coizer Chaplain 7 Marre Young Bus. Manager Beaucourt (L-R) Kneeling 1. Steve Hamililon 2. E K. Holoman Standing 1 Walter Gordy 2. Bobby Dawson 3 Randal Stewart 4. Greg Gardner 5 Jon King 6 Pierre Frenchie' Coiitner 7. Jan Jasper Not Shown 8. Merle E Harris 9 Sherman Adams 10 Horace Marks 11 Ernie Wright Sigma Gama Rho (L-R): Cynthia Minor. Cheryl Simmons. Juanita Edelin. Camille King. Mary Neely. Debbie Vaughn. Esther Taylor. Mar-quwette Williams PSI CHI Psi Chi. the National Honor Society in Psychology, was founded in 1929. There are chapters of Psi Chi in 329 universities and colleges in 49 states. Requirements for admission into this society are 15 hours in psychology with an average of 3 00 and an overall average of 2.75 The purpose of Psi Chi is to advance the science of psychology. and to encourago. stimulate, and maintain scholarship of its individual members in all fields, particularly in psychology. (L-R). Row 1: Denise Coleman. Anita Sterns. Barbara Williams. Karla Taylor, Sharon Payne. Phyllis Thomas. Lynne Oliver; Row 2: Geogory Allen. Stacy Hill. James Redding. Daniel Johnson. Gray Thomson, Sharon Daniel Rho Chi Society 71 (L-R). Row 1: Tunde Adenodi. Mr Coleman. Dr. Darlington. Dr. Amin. Mllward Filmore; Row 2: Dr Cannon. Dc Telang. Dr alucky. Dr. Sethi. Mr. Shah. Dr Kapadia. Pat Richards. Dr Lunan; Row 3: Dr Scott, Fola Ad note Alpha Phi Alpha (L-R) Row 1: Rotimi Ogunlgsi. Sylvester Robinson. Carl Strange. Elliot Wiley. E. K. Hollman; Row 2: Mike Gillespie. Eric Eaton. Eugene Peterson. Lance Chambers. Arthur Pace. Milton Richardson. Mike Davis. Horace Marks John Johnson. Tyrone Hart. Larry Williams. Mike Davis. Horace Marks. John Johnson. Tyrone Hart Court (L-R): 1. Renee Lawson 2. Lauren Harrison 3. Debra Moore 4. Jacqueese Jones 5. Dinitn McGee 6. Camille 7. Ginny Knight 8. Artra Knotts 9. Cheryl Erwin 10. Karen Claremont 11. Robin Dawson 12. Debra Roseborough 13. Crystal Wallace 14. Ivy Sharpe 15. Yvette Cardwell 16. Antoinette Hunter Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. Inc., founded December 4. 1906 at Cornell University, is the oldest Black fraternal organization. The fraternity was founded on the standards of scholarship, manhood and service to the black community. The fraternity’s present membership is composed of over 400 undergraduate chapters and over 200 graduate chapters located in the United States. The yearly activities composed of service projects for the D. C. community, scholarships programs and some “hard partying” by the brothers and their court. The Demonstration. 73 (L-R) Row 1: John Haysiett. Mike Jackson. Costello Jeffers. Tony Harvley. Sloughfoot. Stan Stone. Richard Johnson. Michael Brooks. Burnie Gordon; Row 2: Harold Hillard. Andrew Morris, Carlton Harris. Lonezer Tynes. Ronald Duberry. Enrique Cobham. Albert Tasher; Row 3: Andre Harris. Ronlad Martin. Mike Shannon Groove Phi Groove The Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship. Incorporated was founded at Morgan State College in 1962. The BISON Chapter of Howard University was chartered and named in 1970. Groove Phi Groove is a Social Fellowship whose aim is to develop a high academic and ethical standards, to promote unity and to create intelligent and effective leadership. Groove Phi Groove is a community orientated organization that realizes the importance of establishing Direct Relations with the community. Not Shown; The Court: Vesper Gibbs Jennifer Parkinson Shelia Hill Angela Hardy Rosalind Anderson Laurette LeGender Wanda Whiteside Deniso Soldcn, Connie Barber. Marlene Williams. Rosalind Jones. Karen Mosley. Brenda Hams. Melba Huggins. Janice Coleman. Sonya Garris. Mary Anne Cunningham. Tanya Agurs. Pamela Weemer. Michelle Wilson. Launice Johnson. Lisa Calendar. Earlene Williams. Gail Miles. Swing Phi Swing Social Fellowship Inc A “non-Greek” organization. Swing Phi Swing was founded in 1969 at Winston Salem State University. The charter Bison chapter founded in March. 1971 has as its purpose the spreading of Black awareness while providing the community with their services. Executive Board (L-R): 1. Edwin Thorpe—Poiemarch 2 Purnell Phoenix—Vice Pres 3. Al Brunson—Strategus 4 Wendell Dormon—Exchequer 5 Claude Richardson— Liet Strategue Not Shown 6. Chris Lewis- Keeper of Records 7. Billy Taylor— Parliamentarian Sweetheart Court Row 3. (L-R) Row 1: 1. Rochelle Burnett 1. Veda Patterson 2. Angela ' Yogi” Bridges 2. Dione Moore 3. Chrys Rogers 3. Debbie Richard 4 Flenda Whitney 4. Michelle Wright Row 2 5. Judy Byrd 1. Sheery Cole 2 Sherra McLeod 3. Kathy Payne 4 Lorna Warden 5 Sandra Baxter Kappa (L-R) Row 1: Wallace McLeod Wendell Domon Thomas Mangum Ronald Gilliard Al Brunson Robin Hood John Abron Edwin Thorpe Jr Billy Taylor Norvell Fuller Marunce Williams Alpha Psi 12 Larry Cole Row 2 1. Lawrence Bishop 2. Keith Emmons Row 3. 1. Cedric McCauley 2. Ivan Blake 3. David Adams 4 Chris Lewis 5. Purnell Phoenix Demonstration 77 Sigma Alpha lota Fine Arts - Music Fraternity (L-R) Yvette Hart. Laverne Genette. Rolsen Blackwood. Valencia Rodgers: Row 2: Monica Anderson. Mona Jones. Marilyn Thornton. Janessa Buskerville. Gail Robinson Omega Psi Phi (L-R) Row 1: 1 Rusty Smith 2. William Peterson 3. Ron Johnson 4. Earl Ferguson 5. Larry Gaffney Row 2: 1 Chauney Mason 2. Ron January 3. Edward Hailes 4. Melvin Wilhans 5 David Mock III 6 James Whitmore 7 Donnie Horne 8. Charles Allen 9. Whitney Valentine 10. Al Marshall 11. Bah-Bai McKenta 12. Bruce Chapmen 13. Not Shown: The Duce of the Double Duces and a Host of other OMEGA MEN. Que Bunnies (l-Fl 1. Ann Payne 2. Lisa Evans 3. Robyn Francis 4 Nikki Scape 5 Anoite Clayton 6 Poggy Bryant 7 Jeanne Panels 8 Michelle Hopson 9 Bonnie Davi tO Barbara Toed 11. Vanessa Reid 12 Stephanie Waters 13. Valene Smpson 14. Penny Owens 15. Susan Alvez 16 Connie Cullen 17 Rita Pressley 18 Karen Leeper 19. Debra Bond 20 Not Shown Vivian Ward 79 Sweetheart Court (L- 1 Lauren R cbardsc Ela r e Carlisle Sarcra Rivers MarvaMaa Scott Oen.se Weshingtc Angie Davis Debbie Gould Norma Wngnt Christine Trapp Thoa Williams Bunny Robinson Rosalyn Faumbia 2 3 4 s 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Pan Hellenic Council il-R) Row 1: Joan Walker. Jackie Tuck. Veda Patterson. Ave Alter-muse. Mary Drumgo. Dawn Young. Marquetta Williams. Artra Knotts; Row 2: Bernard Richerson. Byron Bacon. E. K Hollman; Row 3: Wendell Domon. Edwin Thorpe. John Hayslett. Burnie Gordon. Costello Jeffers. Sherman Adams. Arthur Moore; Row 4. David Adams. John Peterson. Eric Eaton. Dean Fulton. National Association Black Social Workers (L-R): Theresa William. Lonnie Lowe. Shelia Thompson. Angela Estell Organizations Ot African Students (L-R): Kadallah Khatre • Cultural See.. Samuel Elliot - Vice Pres.. Akpan Ekpa - Public Relations. Adewale Abgunibade P es.. Emanuel Atayebi Omicron Nu (L-R): Jewel Terrell. Josephine Pire. Irene Petty. Eflie Crockett. E. Jean Mettanr. Jane Moore. Pearl Price. Merle Baird. Freda Chale. Margaret D. Cohen. Marianna Beck Sewell Crampton Ushers (R-L): Beverly Brown. Charles Burroughs II. Jeanne McPherson. Melvin Burroughs. Rheba Griggs. E. K. Hollman, Marguerite Farmer 83 Pi Mu Epsilon (L-R) Front to Back: 1. Cynthia J. Storrs 2. Frankie Hughes 3. Dr. Louis Shapiro 4 Peter Philip 5. Sandra Smith 6. Dr. James Donaldson 7. Rackham Goodlett 8. Ezekiel Ayotunde This organization, the National Scientific Honor Society was founded at Lincoln University in 1923. Tau Beta Phi Beta Kappa Chi The Howard University chapter, the third to be formed was founded in 1929. U.-R Row t Sandra Davis. Beverly Guiliary • V Pres.. Marvin Bernard -Pres . Cytnia Davis - Sec.. Isabelle Parson. Edward Adlmkinju; Row 2 JoAnn Carey. Letita Williams. Martha Bradley. Wayne Roy. Jackie White; Row 3: Arthur Mooro. Dr. Maclaughlm. Mr. Denny. Dr. Ampy. Dr Chappala - Sponsor. Tau Beta Pi is the National Engineering Honor Society, the D. C. Alpha Chapter. It was founded at Lehigh University in 1885. (Front-back. l-R}. Suraj Gyani - Cataloger, Michelle Hoyte - Rec Sec.. Howard Bennett - V. Pres . Ernest Mathews - Pres. 85 International Business Club (L-R): 1. Felix Adeylim 2. Oluibiyi James 3. Francis Nwake 4. Clemet Ayelug 5. Joseph Olaneigi 6. Dr. Scarzella 7. Aiyegbusi Adehikinju 8. Sigismund Sule Political Science Society (L-R) Row 1: 8. Valerie McDaniel 1. Cheran Dodd 9. Sheryl Sears 2. Lyssa Reese 10. Ora McNair 3. Margo Jackson 11. Faiorunsho Faieyi 4. Obynette Scott Row 3: 5. Karen Lindsey 1. Derek Antrum 6. Ruth Horney 2. Mark Clanton 7. Camille Stearns 3. Charles Atkins Row 2: 4. Preston Smith 1. Jerry Parson 5. Mike Hallingsworth 2. Michael Epsy 6. Ken Anderson 3. Sadra Henderson 7. Cassandra Rone 4. June Middleton 8. Joe Webster 5. Linda Jackson 9. Larry Williams 6. Veda Patterson 10. Unidentified 7. Rahn Hatcher 11. Unidentified National Association Of Black Accountants Officers (l-R): Karry Nelson-V. Pres., Pamelya Herndon-Sec.. Waddell-Pres., Linda Worley-Treas. (L-R) Row i: Pamelyn Herdon. Waddell Caesar. Linda Worley. Karry Nelson. Dana Hosey, Lorretta Douglas. Mattie Walker. Robert McMillan. Deborah Alexander: Row 2: Cynthia Williamson. Juanita Edelin. Violet Massie. Row 3: Wanda Jones. Gwen Wharton. Judy Scott. Patricia Williamson. Martha Cooke, Stanley Burton. Daria Tate: Row 4: torrine Douglas. Melvin Waites. Naomi Hunt. Allen Skerrett: Row 5: Patrick Boateng. Ashby Dalton. Vorneil Madison. Marie Dowell. Eric Eaton. Kathy Kelly. Larry Edler 87 Society For Advancement of Management (L R) Row 1: Mr. Kellize. Don Demore. Alan Skerrett. Dr. Afife Sayin; Row 2: Dr. T. Brookons, Pamelya Herndon. Leon Henderson. Thomas Priest. Beverley Brow. Alfred Matherson. Oueenie Hogan. Linda Worley. Katheryn Stokes. Kathryn Hammond, Michael Davis. Juluis Dexon. Pharmaceutical Dispense (L-R): Pat Williams. Andre Regans. Adeoia Odusonya. James Johnson. Almeta Nicholson SAPA Student National Pharmaceutical Association (L-R): 1. Sarumi 2. Aimeta Nicholson 3. Festus Ogunjimi 4 Norma Wright 5. Cheryl Grate 6. Adeline Enechi 7. Andre Regans 8. Wayne Allard 10 Shola Aribulsa 11. James Johnson 12. Not shown David Houston Student American Pharmecutical Association (L-R): 1. Albert Fasker 2. Almeta Nicholson 3. Festus Ogumjimi 4. Cynthia Scott 5. Sharon Williams 6. Johnson Akmlosotu SNPA 89 Campus Pals (L-R) Row 1: Montez Hill. Jan Jasper. Debbie Jones. Melvin Waite. E. K. Hollman. Jimmie Coates. Christine Trapp; Row 2: Shelia Hutchinson. Janice McKenzie. Veronica Fleming. Vanessa Bryant. Artra Knotts. Gloria Edwards. Laurette LeGendre; Row 3: Marlon Allen. Lisa Whitehead. Spurgeon Wallace. Phillipa Smithey, Frankie Billingsley. Donette Emory. Lyssa Reese. Kevin Hov ard. Stacey Hill. Marlene Graham. Dawn Young. Roma Grant: Row 4: Don Demore, Waverly Webb. Pamelya Herndon, Alfred Mathewson. Derrich Antrum. Marion Seth. Leslie Beckford. Lloyd McKenzie. Karen Carr. Melvin Taliafeeo 1 Officers (L-R): E. K Hollman - Com Chr., Debbie Jones - CO Chr., ■ Dawn Young - Comm Chr., Donette Emory - CO Chr.. Christine Trapp -I Comm. Chr., Alfred Mathewson -Chr.. Don Demore - Comm. Chr.. ■ Waverly Webb - Financial Chr., I Veronica Fleming - Sec. Meridian Hill Senate (L-R) Marylynn Cole. Sharon Stricklin. Dorothy Holliday. Juana Woodson. Louis Moore. Pie. Debi Jones. Valerie Vance. Waverly Webb (kneeling). Fern Fisher. Ven-dora Joseph. Lynda Oliver, Ronald January, Gwendolyn Wharton. Dormitory Councils and Resident Assistants V- Meridian Hill Judiciary and Resident Assistants (L-R): Ronald January. Valerie Vance. Sandra Davis, Darryl James Carol Daye. Marian McElroy. Letitia Williams. Drew Hall Resident Assistants (L-R): Mike Hollingsworth. Charles Ford. Preston Smith. Wayne Roy. Marvin Barnard. Slowe Hall Dorm Council (L-R): Jackie Martin. Marsha Guilford. Lenore Tate. Robert Bobo. Yvonne Kelley. Sharon Pruitt. Spurgeon Wallace. Baldwin Dorm Council (L-R): Joyce Hawkins. Jacquelyn Barnes. Monica Tempro. Marilyn Harper. Slowe Hall Resident Assistants (L-R): Stanley Burbon. Joe Webster. Renato Brown. Wheatley Dorm Council First row; Deni Henson. Marvalisa Scott. Ver-nicka Irving. Second row; Andrea Kidd. Yvette Norde. Val Norris. LaWana Fuquay, Robyn Francis. Wanda Hendricks. Bethune Dorm Council and Resident Assistants First row; Regina Romero. Sharon Jackson. Darlene Coektield. Second row; Judy Watkins, Karen Coffey. Dolly Cobb. Freddie Brown. Marla Thorpe. Phillipa Smithey. Pam Herndon. Karen Williams. Henerietta Lake, Dee Deo McKoy. Deidre Thompson. 93 (L-R) Row 1: L. Smith. D. Marshall. F. Walton. L. Johnson. H. Chesley. H. Irving Row 2: J. Bonfiglio. G. Kidd. S. Barton. J. Butler. L. Randolph. S. Sowinski. J. Sykes Row 3: K. Tusan. M. Turner. C. Goodwine. A. Tmney. P King. W. Claytor. J. Wesley Row 4: W Coley. G. Toppin, G. James. K. Willis. H. Hart. E. Gantt. B. Younger. D. Blake Army ROTC HU Corps Of Cadets The Objective- Leadership Sociology- Anthropology Club (L-R) Row 1: Mike Turner. Ber-mdine Staley. Lillie Mae Johnson. Joe Billingsley. Suzanne Dixon. Donna Wilson; Row 2: Tanya Wilson. Gilbert Lowe. Beverly Mumford, Fesessu Haiili, Joyce Gregg. Ravonda Williams. Gina Ross. Shadonna Smith. Row 3; Frank Thomas. James Smith. Cheryl Dines. Yolanda Gorden. Karen Sloan. Dmitri McGee a Economics Club , (l-R) Row 1: Malvina Williams. Mildred � Scott. Marrilyn Carson. Meici Jones. I Christine Bowden. Violet Massie. Connie Gould. Cynthia Williamson; Row 2: Eric Young. Willie Hampton. Marian McElroy. Linda Worley. Phyllis ; Thomas. Wilbert Ferguson African Studies Research Center (L-R): Leon Johnson. Zarle Sims. Ben Oguzie. Dr T. N Igboeli. Linda Dunn. Dr. S. S. Nyang. Acting Dir., Prof. Leon Damas. Dr. Ibrahim M. Shalaby, Robleh Jibreel. Tamara M Smiley. Mr. Alexander Mboukou (Front-Back. L-R): Deborah Dantzler. Edward A. Haile. Jr.. Bonnie Keys. Angela Jordan. Vanessa Carpenter. Linda Alexander. Mrs. E. L. Thomas. Sharon Jackson. Robyn Francis. Mrs. Eleanor Murrel. (Not shown Charles Atkins) Honors Program 97 Homecoming Committee (L-R) Charlene Walton. Pierre Cumbo. W Ha McMicheai (L-R) Row 1: Pamelya Herndon. Pam Tolliver. Paul Sandler. Linda Townsend. Mattie Mitchell; Row 2: Jimmy Bradley. Jay Jones Frances Williams. Butch Hagans. Verlez White. Willie Hampton. Erwin Webb. Larry Coleman New Entrants L-R): 1 Valencia Augbon 2 Barry Bredell 3. Reba Griggs 4. David Moshier 5 Deborah Peaks 6. Orlando Dixon 7 Sheila Vance 8 C. C McCook 9 Joe Murray 10. Bob Dawson 11 Llyod Duggan 12 Frank Windham 13 Freddie Brown 14 Rashad Jones 15. Vannessa Anderson 16 Gregory Flanagan 17 Jerry Burden 18 Jessie Williams 19 Lillian Bradley 20 Andrea Thomas 21. Joe Webster 22 Ray McFarland 23. Ron Croxton 24. Donanld Temple 25. Pam Griffin 26. Tyrone Hart 27. Duane Poindexter 28. Fran Buntm 29. Flip Barnes 30. Debra Brown 31. Eric Brown 32. Yiven Adams 33. Tyrone Glenn 34 Valerie Vance 35. Steve Everett 36. Kathy Barrett 37. Clarence Pittman (C. P.) 38. Francme Wilson 39 Carol Parkinson 40. Dean Fulton 41. Dolly Cobb 42. Kathy Berry 43. Rita Hamiton 44 Kevin Riou 43. Stephanie Wilkenson 44. Rodney Gittens 45. Stephanie McDamon Ubiquity 1. Barry Bredell 22. 2. Stephane McDamon 23 3. Orlando Dixon 24 4. Janet Bradham 25 5. Donald Temple 26. 6. Debra Peaks 27. 7. Joe Webster 28. 8. Stephanie Charley 29 9. Rodney Charley Not 10. Vannessa Anderson 1. 11. Ron Croxton 2. 12. David Moshier 3. 13. Vivian Adams 4 14. Llyod Duggan 5 15. Valencia Augbon 6. 16. Olin Reeves 7. 17. Tyronne Glenn 8 18. Jessie Williams 9 19. Frank 10. 20. 21. Joe Murray Reba Griggs 11. Dean Fulton Rita Hamiton Steve Everett Vincent Blaskwell Flip Barnes Ernie Bloche Ray McFarland Clarence (C. P.) Pittman Shown: Mavis Ancrum Nate Anderson Darryl Anderson Gary Mack Lori Fitzgerald Forrest Sellers Ricki Holliday Douglass Boyd William (Bopper) Clarke Lynn Gibbs Michael Hollingsworth Howard Players 1. Kathy Perkins 2. Cheryl Johnson. Rec. Sec. 3. Audrey Wright 4. Remi Otalayo 5. Valarie McDaniel 6. Willie Hampton 7. Sheryl Sears 8. Vanessa Reid 9. Nancy Davis. Treas. 10. India Fobbs 11. Taquina Boston 12. Morris Jenkins 13. Lynette Cooke. Pres. 14. Gail Fitzgerald 15. Nirma Johnson 16. Molyn Burkett 17. Bob Shell 18. Merle E. Harris 19. Phoebe Redmond. V. Pres. 20. Donald Templeton 21. Clarence Jarmon 22. Dianne Houston, Hist. 23. Sheila Johns 24. Demetra Hampton 25. Gregory Holtz 26. David White 27. Brian Chandlen (L-R) Row 1: Audrey Thurman-Chr. of Act.. William Woodruff-V. Pres.. Row 2: Dawn Young-Pres . Bernice Shorter. Chapel Ushers (L-R) Row 1: Leslie Hamilton. Evelyn Washington. Jason Smith. Audrey Thurman. Jane Jackson. Christine Trapp. Veda Patterson. Pamela Hunter. Mar-valisa Scott. LaJoy Mosby. Gloria Hobson. Robin Scott. William Woodruff Row 2: Henry Campbell. Cynthia Davis. Cheryl Thomas. Judy Watkins. Alfreds Singleton. Corliss Hobson. Bernice Shorter. Deborah Grace. Gwen Johnson. Row 3: E. C. Land. Dawn Young, Rita Murphy. Rahn Hatcher. Margo Jackson, Obryietta Scott, Phyllis Thomas. Linda Worley Gail Kidd. Theresa Ray. Larry Brown. E. K Hollman Row 4 Thaddeus Halloman. Miriam Baltimore. Cheryl Johnson. Willie Hampton. Diane Warfield. Daryl Dennis Saundra Williams. Leonard Stevens. Connio Hill. Kenneth Anderson. Leticia Williams. Marietts Bell. Mark Breenson. 101 At The “Crib”. . 103 Cook Hall Resident Assistants LL‘R)- Wlll,am Bryant -?!? Cou e|or. w.lliam Scott - Pres.. Albert Spencer . Recorder. Ke- ■ par a -«arian. Normal M'chael Talbert Hill. Cook Hall Dorm Council G.hh Vern°n ®,bbens. John Templeton Carver Hall Resident Assistants (L-R): Lonzer Tynes, Ademar Martin. Jesser Nelson Crandall Hall Dorm Council (Standing L-R): Theresa McRoy. Marilyn Brigett. Debra Peaks; (Sitting): Pandor Law. Wendy Covay. Doreen Bagwell. Marcia Hackey. Linda Wheeler The President Student Government should be active, forward looking, agressive. and constructive.' ' The President is a spokesman and catalyst for the institution—he must take the initative in projecting goals and objectives and see to it that Howard gets the necessary resources to carry on its program . . . Dr. James Cheek, an idealist who looks beyond the moment. A man who believes that you can do something to make things better. it Is imperat ve to marshall the resources of this institution to influence public opinion with scholarly research based on data that cannot be refuted”, declares Dr, James Cheek, president of Howard University. Viewing himself as a catalyst in projecting goals, he is also largely responsible for the universitys growth. Today. Howard claims seventeen schools, a hospital, a press, and new campus. Among the objectives outlined by Dr. Cheek for the university were plans to publish a scholarly journal, the further development and strengthening of the graduate school, and the exploration and development of formal relations with foreign universities. However, according to him. the overriding objective is resource development” or the cultivation of a diverse constituency” to support the institution financially. Program development. stated Dr. Cheek, is dependent upon adequate financing. He added that presently the university does not have the proper funding to support an institution of Howard's size, scope, and complexity. The President also related plans for the ten year expansion program which included a television station, further development of Dumbarton. and the development of a campus in Beltsville. Maryland. Hopefully, according to the President, the Beltville campus will house a center for advanced biological and physical science research and a college of veterinary medicine The newly founded press, stressed Dr. Cheek, is interested in impact not profit. It will function to educate whites about Blacks as well as educate Blacks about Blacks, and will attempt to fulfill the needs that other publishing houses have neglected What kind of man administers the affairs of such as important and complex institution? An idealist, who doesn't accept things as they are. was the sentiment expressed by Dr. Cheek. One of his favorite philosophies authored by Browning states: A man's reach should exceed his grasp.............or what's a heaven for? Indeed Dr. Cheek's vision for Howard embodies this philosophy, for his plans for Howard extond beyond the university s present boundaries He declares most emphatically that the leadership position of Howard will continue to exist and will be enlarged 109 James E. Cheek. Ph.D. Board Dr. W. Lester Henry Faculty Trustee Not Shown: Dr. Annette Eaton Faculty Trustee Joseph Ray Graduate Trustee of Trustees Charles Atkins Undergraduate Trustee Caspa Harris. CPA.. J.D. Vice-President for Business and Fiscal Affairs-Treasurer Roger Estep. D.V M Vice-President for Development and University Relations Owen Nichols. M S Vice-Pfesident for Administration and Secretary of the University Administration Dr. Lorranie Williams Vice Pres for Academic Affairs Dr. Carl Anderson Vice President for Student Affairs Dr. Carlton P. Alexis Vice President for Health Affairs Administration • � Cecil Franklin. B.A. Director of Registration Mrs. Adrienne McMurdock. B.A. Director of Admissions 113 Goldie Claiborne. M A. Director of Financial Aid and Student Employment Ernest J. Wilson. M.A. Director of International Student Services Austin D. Lane. S.J.D. Dean of Veterans and Student Judiciary Samuel L. Hall. M.A Director of Placement and Career Planning Samuel McCottry. M.D Director of Heath Service Leo Miles. M.S. Director of Athletics Carolyn Payton. Ed D Director of University Counseling 115 Administration Billy T. Norwood. B.S. Director of Security and Safety Robert Wilson. M.S. Director of Personnel Administration Brenda L. Brown. B A. Director of Alumni Affairs Not Shown: Paul Hathaway. M A -Director of University Relations and Publications George W. Ward. M B A. Comptroller Evans E. Crawford. Ph.d Dean of the Chapel Jamres A. Hurd. Col. (Ret ), M.S. 119 The Director Leo Miles Many innovative changes have occured since Leo Miles became the Director of Howard's Athletic Department in 1970. Through Leo Miles efforts the Howard Bisons now play all of their home games in R. F. Kennedy Stadium; the Cagers are scheduled to play U.C.L.A. during their next season and Women Sports are now in full swing. Mr. Miles has seen that the Bisons will finally have football • classics, to be initiated for the upcoming year. Controversial Mr. Miles, a very progressive Gemini says he would like to see improvements in the various athletic programs here at Howard. He realizes the need for change but says without the necessary funds improvements will be slow. At the present his greatest difficulties include getting more scholarships for athletes and developing a scholarship program for women. Leo Miles is elated over the return of the Howard Bisons Post-Season Bowl Games. ‘‘Winning gets you invited to Bowl games says Miles. I'm proud of them!” He has alot to be proud of. Because of his initiative and patience Howard Athletics is once again developing into a mecca for Black sports. Bisons have outstanding 8-1-1 season and play FAMU in Orange Bowl Under tne expertise of new head coach Douglas Porter, the Bisons finished their 1974 season with an impressive 8-1-1 record 1974 marked the year of expansion for the Bison football squad. This expansion included all home games played in Robert Kennedy Memorial Stadium and an invitation, after 40 years to a post-season bowl game. The Bison season included whompmg victories over Morris Brown (30-0): University of Maryland Easter Shore and Virginia State (31-7); and West Virginia State (48-0). But the sweetest victory by the squad was a 30-7 romp over Morgan State on November 9th. This defeat came after over 20 years of consecutive losses to the Bears. Eight Bisons were selected to the All-MEAC team. Quarterback Mike Banks was selected conference Offensive Player of the Year. MEAC 1st team players Included Julius Gamble. 8enjamin Harris. Warren Calhoun, and Keith Napier Kevin Tree Cunningham. Dan Ambrose, and John Dupree were selected to the MEAC 2nd team. Coach Douglas Porter also was honored by the MEAC as he was chosen Co-Coach of the year. The Howard Athletic Alumni Association selected Mike Banks Outstanding Offensive Player of the Year . Ben Harris Outstanding Defensive Player of the Year . Donald Barnes Outstanding First Year Player . Michael Hollingsworth Outstanding Student Athlete , and bestowed the Tillman R. Sease Award to Warren Calhoun. Defensive Backs (L-R): Lachary Jones, Darryl Bridges. Eddie Spearman. Sherrill Battle. Michael Jones. Ner-man Redding. Haywood Corley. Greg Butler. Lenard Robinson Quarterback-Michael Banks The Big Blue Bison Receivers (L-R): Standing-Julius Lyons, Daniel Bridgers. Thad Mitchell, Julius Gamble Sitting-J Thomas Payne. Jr.. Maurice Cody. Darryl Dennis Running Backs (L-R): Standing - Donald Barnes. Marco Morgan. Carl Davis, David Jones. Bending-Ken-neth Gibson. Bobby Chambers BISON fm M ± 7 aisoh sisns dISDN 3ISGN Offensive Line (L-R): Standing-Rick Pyfrom. General Roney. Michael Greene. Jerome Moore Linebackers (L-R): Ron Davis. Michael Hollingsworth. Eric Watkins Back-Up Quarterbacks (L-R): Darnell Daily. Donald Porter Defensive Line (L-R): Standlng-Glenn Pup Davis. Kevin Tree” Cunningham, Juan Burns. Ben Narris. Paul BalLStooping-Leonard Stephens, James Hunter, Rodney Grant, Tyrone Conrad 1974 National Collegiate Soccer Champions Coach Lincoln Phillips proudly poses with teams NCAA championship plaque. The f'rst year after an unjust and rocist probation by Iho NCAA saw tho Booters regain thoir National Collegiate Soccer Championship They again proved their superiority to Howard, Washington, and the nation The Booters captained by Michael Bam won an nineteen o« their soccor matches dunng 1974. climaxing their season with a 2-1. triple overtime wm over St Lou $ 129 The 1974 Booters even (hough crowned National Champions because ol their superb performance and skill were still victims of racist White America Their ‘ Super-Bad undefeated team somehow did not place ONE momber on the ' All-America team Bain was the only member of the team to receive any kind of recognition by tho NCAA and that was moroly honorable mention However Bain was selected “Outstanding Athlete ot the Year' by the Howard University Athiotic Alumni Association and the learn was honored by more relevant groups around the country tor their accomplishments Coach Lincoln Phillips besides coaching the Best Soccer Champions to emerge in this country also received his B S degree In May and has a new addition to his fomiiy, a boauhlul baby boy Numero (L-R) Front: Not Known. K Looklay A Selosste T. Leiba Neil Williams Sam Acqua Not Known Sondy Jzeaebique Marvis McCleman Back: Milton Miles Lincoln Phillips Lincoln Petto Keith Tulloch Mike Davy Uno Jan Bain Bert Beckett D. Ezani Leo Miles Y. Bamines T. Balogum Rich Davy The 8ooters line up with opponents awaiting beginning of championship match 131 (L-R Top Row: Coach Marshall Emery. William Jones. Robert Moultry. Jeffrey Taylor. Vaclnay Cotton. Michael Nettles. Gerald Glover. Charlie Allen; Bottom Row: Michael Farley. Barry Lee. Tyrine Hart. Warren Hollins. Angelo Council. Quincy Marshall. Steven Brown Cagers Break Even .. Life is full of ups and downs The 1974-75 Basketball squad pulled themselves together and managed to end the season at .500 The Cagers took third place at the MEAC tournament with wins over South Carolina and Delaware State This memocre year marked the end of Marshall Emery's coaching career at Howard Junior Vadnay Cotton was voted to the MEAC’s first team Vadnay and Angelo Council were selected lo the second all-tournament team in Baltimore .Lose Coach Warren Nollins pours on the hustle 133 Freshman Gerald Glover aims for 2 points against Morgan defenders Mike Nettles ( 3l) and Tyrone Hart { 21 stretch for the rebound as All-MEAC Vadnay Cotton (e 30) looks on. Tyrone Hart ( 21) prepares to shoot. Mike Nettles ( 31) takes “ 'em to the hoop;” Ellsworth Hari looks on 135 Wrestling The Howard Grapplers dealt with the tremendous disadvantage ot having only five upperclassmen on the squad this year They placed 5th in the MEAC tournament. Even though their final record was 5-15 the eleven freshmen team members developed confidence in themselves by the end of the season, with the help of Coach Organ, assistant Artie Cox and Senior Larry Brown. The squad should be experienced enough to bring the crown back to Howard. (L-R). Row 1: James Esan. Derick Nobson. James Wlhder. Larry Brown. Dave Montgomery (L-R) James Washington. Keith Gaines. Willie Jones. Steve Summers. Chris Henderson. Jelf Basnett. Yohnnie Shambourger. Steve Whatley; Center; Curtis Tate Swimming Team As with the wrestling team the nucleus of the Howard Sharks Swimming squad were 1st year men. Their final record was 6 and 6. but more importantly they set three conference records. They were the 400 yd. Individual Medley set by Curtis Tate, the 200 yd. Breaststroke also set by Curtis Tate, and the 400 yd. Medley Relay set by Curtis Tate. Willie Jones. Chris Henderson, and Keith Gaines. The Sharks under the direction of Coach Bell received six gold, twelve silver, and five bronze medals and placed 3rd in the MEAC championships. Womens Basketball STARTING FIVE: Stooping-Kathy Powell. Linoa Spencer. Standing-Jackie Smith. Leslie Norris. Betty Jo' Scott Bisonettes Have Successful 2nd Season The Womens Basketball team consisting of twelve dedicated women improved their record this year winning 6 out of 13 games. Second year members included Leslie Norris, who scored 27 points against Trinity College. Jen nifer Pinckney. Linda Spencer. Betty-Jo Scott. Jackie Smith, and Michelle Curtiss. In the MISAW tournament the Basketball team had two heart-breaking defeats The first defeat was a narrow 57-56 loss to Galludet and the second defeat to Georgetown 57-54. 1st year player Jackie Taylor made the B team at the tourme. Team Members Not Shown: Jennifer Pinkney Jackie Taylor Kathy Powell Shelia Mclvar Michelle Curtiss Shelia Murchison Anna Auderson Wanda Blake Shelia Maddox Sharon Murray Gina Rachel Secunda Wright Gail Kida Tho loam at Jackie Smith practices playing at the net. a break. Womens Volleyball The Beginning This was the first year for womens volleyball which ended their season with a final record of 8-8. These talented, hardworking sisters had to start from scratch and rely on skill plus determination in order to get through the season successfully. The team won the first round of tournament play beating George Mason University but lost to tournament winners Georgetown. Debbie Richards was named to the All-Tournament team. 139 Track Haywood In 440 yd. dash at Dover. William Griffin. 440 intermediate champion, is shown running the 120 yd. hi-hurdles in the Track-Field Championship at Dover Track has developed into another championship sport since Coach William Moultrie took over the reins last year. He has molded the talent of Haywood Corley. Sherill Battle. Gregory Butler, and Reginald Sojourner into one of the most respected one-mile relay teams in the nation. Both indoor and outdoor teams have tied records and showed solid performances this year. Two freshmen deserve recognition for their outstanding performance this year. They are Richard Massey and Reginald Sojourner. Esther Stroy has added the greatest dimension to the track program this year , according to Coach Moultrie. She won the 100 yd. dash at both Norfolk and Colonial Relays, setting a new meet record at the latter. She also won the 100 and 220 yd. dash at the 1st annual Howard Relays. Baseball As of May 16th the Howard Baseball teams overall record was 28-11 and one conference lost. The Baseballers under Coach Chuck Hinton and captained by Winfred Copeland are trying to regain their ME AC championship this year. The fall Baseball teams record was 9 wins and 11 losses placing 4th in the MEAC. Gymnastics Team The Howard University Gymnastics Team made it’s first trip outside the Washington area to North Carolina, as part of it's effort to develop the competitive experience needed to compete in the AAU and the NCAA and to help other black colleges develop an interest and an appreciation for gymnastics. Howard's Gymnastics Team is the first black gymnastics team to be formed with the idea of competing and giving exhibitions. The team is made up of a highly-talented group of young men and women. The team is well received everywhere they travel mainly because people do not expect quality performance from black gymnasts. (L-R): Carmetha Griffin, Harry Pitts. Cynithia Roberts. Steve Jones. Vickie Tucker. Walter Bell. Ronald Jackson. Patricia Billinglea, Steve Whatley. Cathy Roach. Larry Berry. Coach Johnson. Ass t. Coach Ms. Doris Corbett 143 In Between The Lines and then K began college ....Howard University smite;. and frowns ups and downs. and now tacos from many places tno beginning of on agreeable mofody...somei mes a aong of many invaluable rhythms bfend-ng. mixing, oegmning and ending the book a billion classes, the teachers a's and b's. c s and d's Oougtas Han. Founder's Library, and the Wan the basxerbai' games. •he football gomes, concerts, tnoator. the parties and the good times, especially the good times, and oven the bad times ana sometimes the sad times so easy to remomoer by, Donpld Temple the lectures. the speakers that heavy instructor and me neavy brother and sister who just walked by. knowledge ana a learning experience in one way or the other, never to be forgotten, so easy to be remembered, and 50 easy to smile, the acquaintance for that while and friends for a lifetime, the friends. . far more richer than gold far more brighter than tne sun and as warm as its solar rays, for real. 1 ■ - wilh reasons the years have been , . a price'ess lesson and a valuable experience so easy to be remembered so easy to smite........ a tear ana a smite • ■ s .l; sc easy . • •■ v;- v' Vv but now only a memory. 1 ’, V '-Mhyp hm . ■ ‘ . -;'i .i , . ' College of Allied Dean Dr. Harley Flack Health The College of Allied Health Sciences has committed itself to a mission of preparing it's members to engage in the challenges of change and to create new equilibrium among men, their ideas and their service to one another. The identifing characteristic of the college's effort toward this preparation is the notion of development. The College of Allied Health Science has devised a ten year master plan which includes student, faculty and curriculum redevelopment. The master plan will translate this idea into a mission whose objective is to create the conditions necessary for its members to achieve excellence in their chosen field. Department Directors Anthony Davis Radiologic Technology Hilda Moss Dialectics Department-Howard University Hospital Mattie Tabron Radiation Therapy Technology Gene Moore Physical Therapy James Hill Medical Technology Not Shown. Naomi Wright Occupational Therapy Dr. Joseph Nidiroy Physician s Assistant Judiciary Committee (L-R) Octavius Brent. Ronald Boles. Steve Partridge (L-R): Clinton S. Thompson. James Dallas. Dona R Weils, Winston L. Thompson Student Council Seniors ALLEN. JOYCE E Washington D C. Physician's Asst BANKS. CAROLYN Washington. 0 C Physician's Asst. BROWN. HAROLD A Pittsburg Pa. Physician's Asst BROWN. JULE Washington DC Physician's Asst CHANG WAI-YING Washington DC Dental Hygiene CLEMONS. DAVID L Pittsburg Pa Physician's Asst EATMAN LYNNE C Norwalk. Conn Denial Hygiene ADHA EHPENZWEIG. SHEEDON Taunton. Mass Physician s Asst BELLINS. THERESA Wheaton. MO Denial Hygiene ADHA. Dean'S List BRISTOL CORDELIA A Washington. D C Dental Hygiene ADHA. Honor Soc BPOWN. WOODROW SpaHanburg. S C Physician's Asst Bahai Club BUTTS. NAMOMI C Washington. D.C Physician s Asst COLEY. RUBY L Suit and Md Dental Hygiene DENT. JETSON B Pittsburg Pa Physician Asst FRAZIER GILBERT Washington. D C Physician's Asst GARVEY VICTORINE N AdOlphi. Wd Dental Hygiene ADHA. Clinical AFFS Rep GRISSETTE. JIMMIE Silver Spring. Md Physician s Asst HALL ALF0N2A H Washington. D C Physician s Asst JACKSON. SYLVIA Rockville, Md Dental Hygiene ADHA Deans List. Trustee Scnio JEFFERSON JANYCE Washington O.C Denial Hygiene ADHA. Dean s List. Academic Affairs Comm LEMCKE. SONORA L Emerson. N.J Dental Hygiene Deans List A OH A LONG. BANG JR Memphis. Tenn. Physician's Asst MORRIS. ROBERT H White Plains. N Y Dental Hygiene O'BRIEN. STEPHEN Roseay. Dominica Oentai Hygiene HOLLOWAY. DANIEL Washington. D C Physician Asst. ISLEN MARGARET L Oxon Hill. Md Physician's Asst ANPPA PACIII JONES. SALLIE P Washington. D C Physician s Asst KINGMAN VALERIE Upper Marlboro Md Dental Hygiene MAYBERRY. JACQUELYN Fairfax. Va Dental Hygiene ADHA Dean s List MCNEIL. JEAN A. Washington. D C Physician's Asst OLANEGAN EBENE2ER A Nigeria Radiotherapy Tech. Soccer OXENDINE. JOAN W Riverdaie. Md. Physician's Asst. Class Sec y PARRIS. RONALD Arles Washington D.C Physician's Asst PETER DAVI Virgo Adolph.. Md Physician's Asst RITHCIE. MERLYN Tauros Washington. D C. Physician's Asst ANPA RODRIQUEZ. ANA Loo Silver Spring Md Dental Hygiene Doan's List SMALL MORRIS Virgo Est.n S C Physician's Asst SNEAD HAROLD Virgo Takoma Park. Md Physician s Asst TATE JOSEPH Piscos Washington D C Physician's Asst V P Physical Asst Clnh THOMPSON ANNA Scorpio Washington, DC Physician's Asst 157 PNICKNEY. JACQUELINE Tauras Adelphi Md Physician's Asst POLK. IRA Cap Moss Point. Mp Physician's Asst Class Pres SANTIESTEBAN. CELIANA Ar ■■ . Hysltsvtle. MO Dental Hygiene ADMA SIMMONS. MARIAN Tauras Oxon Hill. Md Dental Hygiene ADHA. Dean's List STEVENSON. HARRY Cap Silvo' Spring. Md Physioan s Asst TANCIL MARINA Pisces Washington. D C Physicians Asst ADHA. Student Council THOMPSON. CLARENCE Virgo Bridgeport Conn Physician s Asst Judo Team TROXELL GAIL Aries Silver Spring Md Dental Hygiene ADHA. Student Council Undergraduates—First Year Jon Bailey Donald Hudson Pamela Jones Karen Lceper Joy Roy Second Year Sheila Austin Octavius Brent Sharon Murray Stephen Partridge Third Year Ronald Bowles Milton Richardson Brenda Thomas • V. School of Architecture and Planning The School of Architecture and Planning at Howard University has accepted the challenging mission of reshaping it's programs and curriculum to respond to and provide leadership to meet the rapid changing needs of our urban society. The school is now involved in the resolving of issues and problems of developing peoples, maximizing work resources, fostering policies (international, national, local), which result in constructive activities that improve. enhance, and prepare professionals to carry out the School of Architecture and Planning's mandate. As new fields and methods emerge in areas such as mass communications, transportation. technology and the built environment. the School of Architecture and Planning will continue to be sensitive to the preservation of the human scale and the environment as is directed by the forces and the needs of urban society. Dean Jerome W. Lindsey and Chairman of the Department of Architecture Yvonne Perry Department of City and Regional Planning Associate Chairman 161 Frank West. Jr. Department of Architecture 1-R): Jay A Jones-'reas. Laurelle M. iGendre-Excu. Sec . ? Lashley-V. •5.. Jerry Over bey- j. Student Assembly The Architecture Student Assembly is an executive committee concerned with efficient representation, relevancy, productivity and aiding architecture students in anyway necessary. The accomplishments for the first semester of the executive committee include continuing the newsletter NOMMO ; increasing the Revolving Student Loan Fund for architecture students, representation at the AIA ASC Forum in North Dakota and the construction of the Geodesic Dome on the main campus. Future goals include production for DESIGN X , the first architectural yearbook, a job information bank, a financial aid bank, a furniture design competition where the finalist's design(s) will be built by and for the students in the school of Architecture and representation at the AIA Convention in Atlanta. Ga. in May 1975. As a final note, we the Architecture Student Assembly thank all the students in Architecture who contributed to our success with special thanks to our Homecoming Queen Ms. Architecture Planning . Cheryl D. Thomas. In Unity, Jerry Overbey Architecture Student Assem. 163 The Geodesic Dome The Geodesic Dome was built as an Exhibition Center during the 1974 Homecoming activities sponsored by the School of Architecture Homecoming committee. Designed by Jay A. Jones, coordinator of the Homecoming Committee, the dome was built in a hope of inspiring and providing the Howard University’s student body with a display system to reflect their activities and to increase the Homecoming spirit. Seniors AOEOOSU. NUHAIN Aquarius Nigeria Soccer Team NASU, ISU ADELEYE. OLUFEMl Aries Nigeria ASA. Go� . Soccer, Tau Sigma Della ARMBRISTER. REGINALD Cancor Nassau Architecture Alumru Award ATKINS. RICHARD Aquarius Hyattsville Md COLEY WINSTON Aries Washington. D C ROTC PMS Ribbon. C C Johnson Award DILLARD. PORTER Libra Dctrcd. Michigan Alpha Phi Alpha Frat EVERETT. JERRY Scorpio Parsonsburg Md aia Business Manager-Architecture Yearbook HOBAN. LESLIE Leo Washington D C. AKINOLA. EMMANEL Cancer Nigeria Lawn Tennis. Teacher's Asst. ALVES. JOEL Gemini Tnmdad Tau Sigma Delta Honor Soc. Dean's List. AIA BRUNSON. ALBERT Virgo Flint. Michigan Kappa Alpha Psi Frant CAMPBELL. CLIVE Sag Washington. D C Editor School Newsletter. Annual School Publ cation EMDIN, VICTOR Tauras Nigeria Dean's List Research Asst.. Admissions Comm.. AlP ESENYIE. AKPAN Cancer Nigeria GORDON. WILLIAM JR Cap Washington. DC Fellowship Award. ASC.'AiA Architecture Planning Research Assoc GRAVELY. LINDA Scorpio Greensboro N C ISSAIAS. AFEWORK Aquarius Ethiopia MAIDEN WILLIE Virgo Oemopolis. Al. Tuition Scholarship. AlA Schlor MAKENTA. BAHBAI Tauras Washmgion. U C Omgea Psi Phi Fial . Tau Sigma Delta Honor Soc , Hilltop Board Policy Board. Who's Who NICHOLS ALLEN Cap Charleston S C Alpha Phi Alpha Fral . Karate. Twi© Kon D . ASA ONUBOGO. LEVI Cancer Nigeria RAINES WILLIAM Virgo Englcwcod N J NAB DAB Co-Chairman, ASC-AIA Coordinator. Geodesic Dome. N Y State Construction Intern SEALS. BERNARD Cap Washington. D C SNETTER CHRISTINE Scorpio Liberia SZE. DANIEL Ar.es Jopoatowno, Met Delta Tau Sigma Honor Soc . ASC AIA Convention. Arctv lecture Student Assembly UDOH. DAVID Pisces Nigeria AIP. Metropolitan Housing Association WAIDER. STEPHEN Aquarius Silver. Spring. Md Arch Yearbook. Arch Sch-lorsbip Gold Medal lor Ex cdience In Design WIGFALI. LaBARBARA Gemmi Washington. DC. Soul Squad. Cramton Ush er. Dean's List. AiA Award. Tau Sigma Delta Honor Soc. Undergraduates—First Year Gus Bush Michael Campbell Jonathan Cole Guy Johnston Hattie Massey Kurt Violet Ralph Benon Hopo Gant Harvey William Second Year 167 Michael Wright Robin Wnght Third Year Eeyisoia Ayooeie Charles Armstrong William Brown Ke«th Lambert Lauretta LeGendre Wendell Leonard Jerry Overbey Kenyon Parker Ronald Stokes Carl Cra g Michael Dabney Jay Jones Harry LOWS Jessie Nelson Hczckiah Ojo Gregory Vann William Wilson Fourth Year School Of Business And The School of Business and Public n. ikli A r m i n I 0 + Y 5311 H Administration was created by an | U U I I w I I I I II I O I ■ Cl 11 U I I Act of the Board of Trustees in January, 1970, to supply the need in contemporary America for competent executives in business, government and non-profit service institutions such as hospitals and health maintenance organizations - coupled with the increasing demand for middle level personnel. In order to meet this need, the School is training men and women for careers in all phases of business and public administration. Dean Dr. Milton Wilson Associate Dean Dr. Tyrone Richmond Mr. Calvin Cooke Accounting Department Heads Dr. Terry M. Broykins Marketing and Management 171 s K ssateas- Dr. Philip J Ruthledge Pjplic Administration Dr William Blair Co-Op and Placement Dr. Krisha Das Graduate Studies Dr Otis Thomas General Service Administration Department Heads KAZI (L-R); Aubrey Stephenson, Linda Worly. Pam Herndon. Alan Skerrett-Editor � 174 Seniors ADEFILA ADEGBUYI Gemini Nigeria Business Management Int Bus Union. Int. Student Union. Nigerian Student Union AOEYEMI. FELIX Sag Ondo. Nigeria Management Inti Bus Assoc AKANDE. WARlSl LOO Lagos. Nigeria Management African Cultural Stu Grp - Exec Sec . Nigenan Stu. Umtod Assoc . - Soc Sec AKPAN. OKON Libra Nigeria Accounting Nail Black Accountants AIYEGBUSI. YINKA Aquarius Washington D C Management Soccer Team. Uiamaa Inti Bus Club. Management Club ANDERSON. AUDREY Libra Montgomery. Alabama Accounting Atpna Kappa Alpha. Soul Steppe's. Stu Cncl. NABA. Queen - $ch of Bus Naff Como Scholarship BAHRAMY. DARIUSH Cap HoCkvitle. Md International Business BANKS EUGENE Scorpio Lynchburg Va Marketing Omega Psi Phi Amer Marketing Assoc . Varsity Football A Wrestling AGUWA. NICHOLAS Sag Oworri, Nigeria International Bos ness. Inti Club. Dean s List AJAYI, FRANCIS W Nigeria Accounting ALEXANDER. DEBORAH Aquarius Washington D C. Accounting AIKHIONBARE. STANLEY Pisces Benin City. Nigeria Marketing Sch ol Bus Marketing Soc ANTHONY. PHILIP Gemini Guyana Accounting Dean's List. HU Tutor AYANTUGA. OLUFUNMILADE Aquarius Lagos. Nigeria Accounting Black Accountants BROWN. ROCHELLE Cancer Washington. D C Accounting Natl Assoc Black Accountants BURTON STANLEY Scorpio New Rochelle. N Y. Accounting Stowe Hall Chess Club, Bus Mgr Kan CARTER. RAYMOND Scorpio Duluth. Minnesota Accounting Dorm Judiciary Cncl . T'eas SAM Natl A«oc Black Ac-countants CEASER WARDELL Libia Newark. N J Accounting Nat Assoc 8iack Accountants. Stu Cncl. Assoc ot Veteran Stu.. Dean s List CYRUS. BERTIE Scorpio Tnn.dad Tobago Accounting Deans List. Soccer Team. Trinidad Tobago Assoc DALTON ASHBY Sag Lynchburg. Va Accounting Pres D'ew Hail Natl Assoc B'ack Accountants. Ka2i Stall DOUGLAS LORETTA Washington. DC Accounting NASA. Doans L-st. ALCPA Scholarship DUDLEY. DIANNA Gemini Chester. Pa. Finance Finance Club. NSBC. Swim Club EKPENYONG DAVID Virgo Washington. DC Accounting Soccer Team ELLISON LEE Scorpio Oxon HII. Md Accounting NASA Veteran s Club CLARK. JOAN Pisees Washington O C Accounting Natl Black Accountants Assoc. COVERT LOIS Cancer Willmboro. N.J. Management DANIELS EOITH ScorpO Washington. D C Accounting NABA, ALCPA Scholarship Dean's List DAVIS. ALICIA Sag Washington. D C Maiketmg Accounting Judo Club. Student Cncl. Nu Lambda Bama. Delta Sigma Theta EOELIN. JUANITA Cap Washington. D C Accounting Sec S gma Gamma Rho NBA SUNDAY. EKAM Washington. D C Business Administration ESPY. MICHELLE Sag Yazoo City Miss. Accounting YOBU ETUKUDO UDO Cap Nigeria Marketing Deans List Nigerian Student Union FARMER. MARGUERITE Pisces Washington. D C Finance Gymnastics Club HU Gospel Chon Tao Kwon Do Club. YOBU. Judo Club FIELDS CHARLENA Scorpio Slovensville, Md Business Management Soc for Adv of Mgt. Judo Club. Soc for Adv oi Women m Business FRIMPONG. EMMANUEL Pisces Anymam. Ghana Accounting GORHAM MELINDA Leo Washington 0 C Accounting Doan's List NAB A HARRELL MARILYN Cap Richmond Va Marketing Amor Market ng Assoc. HERNDON. PAMELYA Sag Corpus Christ), Texas Accounting Alpha Kappa Alpha NABA. Dean's L-st. Judiciary Comm Bethune Hall HUNT NAOMI Taurus Bronx. N Y Accounting NABA. Economics Club. Dean’s L'St IMOH UDOSEN Libra Washington D C Finance FORTE. SCAFFORD Leo Jamaica. West Indies Accounting NABA FRIDAY. ROY Taurus Washington DC Accounting NABA GRAHAM. CARL Leo Phila.. Pa Accounting Student Council, Omega Psi. Ph. HAMMOND. KATHRYN Cap. Washington. D.C Management Pres Soc. for the Adv ot Mgmt . Fronch Club. Pol Sci. Soc Homecoming Comm HOGAN OUEENIE Montgomery Alabama Accounting Alpha Kappa Alpha. Sec NABA Amer Soc for Adv o! Mgmt HOWARD. JOSEPH P.SCOS Trinidad. West Indies Finance Student Council . Chess Club. Dean's List. Cooperative Educ Program INYANG, RAYMOND Gomrni Nigeria Accounting Treasurer Student Council. Tennis Team JAMES. OLUBIYI Gemini Nigeria International Business Pres AIESEC. Student Council Pre Inti Business Club 177 JASPER JAN Taurus Milwaukee. Wi$ Finance Who a Who. Dean's l.sl Soul Squad. Soc for Adv ol Mgml. Campus Pal JONES. MONICA Leo Phiia. Pa Marketing Amer Marketing Assoc.. Ri-lle Dub. Soul Squad. Omega Psi Phi Courl KNOTTS. ARTHA Libra Houston Texas Marketing Nu Lambda Bama, Delta Sigma Theta Campus Pais. Alpha Phi Alpha Court LEACH MICHAEL A.res Washington DC Finance LYTLE GERARD Aquarius Washington. D C Marketing Varsity Track. Zenith Scholarship MADISON VERNELLE Cap. Washington. D C Accounting Accounting Club. Dean's List MATTHEWS JACQUELINE Cap Salem. N J Accounting MATHEWSON. ALFRED Taurus Windsor. N.C Management Campus Pals Chairman. Co-Ed Kaz' Sludent Council. Soc lor Adv ol Mgml KELLY. KATHY Scorpio Larharr. Md Accounting NASA KEYS. FLORENCE Sag Yellow Springs. Ohio Marketing Dean's List. Sec Amer Markotmg Assoc LLOYD ALFREDA Ares Washington D C Management Dean's List. American Management Assoc LONG. SYLVIA Taurus Washington. D C Accounting NASA MASSEY VIRGINIA Scorpio Rock Hill. S.C Accounting NABA MASSIE. VIOLET Leo Houston, Texas Accounting NABA Homocoming Committee. Dean’s List MAZI-OKAFOR, NATHANIEL Libra Nigeria International Business Sec Inti Business Club MCMILLON. ROBERT Sag Washington. D C Accounting NABA Deans List. Amer institut© ol Certif ed Pub. Accountants Scholarship MIKELL. ROSE Leo Washington. DC Management MINOR CYNTHIA Gemini Washington D C Accounting Srgm8 Gamma Rho. NAA. Natl Collegiate Corps for PUSH NTEWO. MARY Aquarius Nigeria Finance Banking Treas SESSA AIB NWOKE FRANCIS Gemini Nigeria Managoment Markoting SOC. I or Adv of Mgmt' Inti Bus. Club. Amer Marketing Assoc. Soccer OGUMLESI. HUTIMI Aquarius Washington. D C Marketing Alpha Phi Alpha, Amer Marketing Assoc Hill Com. rmttee OGUNJINMI CLAUDIUS Pisces Nigeria Accounting Soccer Track ONAYEMI GEORGE Pisces Nigena Finance Soccer ORUWARI CELESTINA Taurus Washington D C Management Soc. tor Adv of Mqmt. mil Students Club MOUNESSA. SAEED Pisces Takoma Pk.. Md International Business NELSON KERRY Lima Ohio Accounting NABA Vice Pro HUSA Finance Committee NV OKO. WILLY Virgo Nigeria Marketing OBAFEMI AJAYI. FESTUS Scorpio Nigeria Morkcting Inti Marketing Assoc . Niger -an Student Assoc.. Inti Studonts Assoc OLAUAPO WILLIAM Taurus Nigeria Accounting Accounting Club Inti Business Club OLANIYI. JOSEPH Nigeria Marketing Dean's List. Pres Inti Student Assoc Treas Amor kfcirkeling Assoc Treas UJAMAA OSHIBA. OLUREMi Virgo Nigona Marketing Amcr Marketing Assoc OWANIKIN. AKINYEMl Gemini Nigeria Marketing Amor Marketing Assoc . Inti Marketing Assoc 179 RICKFORD. DONALD Aires lanham mo Accounting NABA SAMPSON MAITLAN Aires Washington. D.C Accounting SILVERS. ELENOR Virgo Washington, D C Business Administration SMITH JR . MARRY Cancer New Orleans. La Marketing Amur Marketing Asscc STOUTE. IAN Virgo Barbados West indies Management Dean s List SULE SIGISMUND PiSCOS Washington D C Accounting WAITS. MELVIN A.res Tyler. Texas Accounting Campus Pals Student Coun. CiI. NABA WAITE ASHTON Leo Kingston. Jamaca Accounting Track Field SCOTT JUDY Virgo Washington, DC Accounting SHEPHERD. CALVIN Libra Trinidad, West indies Accounting Dean s List Soccer. Cricket Fencing SMITH. ROSE Taurus Monrovia. Liberia Finance STOKES. KATHERYNE Gemini Washington. D.C. Accounting SAM. NABA. Dean's List. Amer Inst Certified Pub Accountants Scholarship TAYLOR. WINSTON Sag Biuetields. Nicaragua Accounting THOMAS. RUBENA Libra Washington D C Accounting WALDO. ROBERT Libra Phiia.. Pa Marketing Pros Win© P$i Phi, Mnrkotmg Club Dorm Cnd Rep Amer Marketing Assoc. WALLACE JR.. SPURGEON Virgo Beaumont. Texas Accounting Deans List. Tres Sec Siowe Hall. NABA WALKER. MATTIE Cancer Uniondaie. N Y Accounting JV Cheerleader NABA, Var-sity Cheerleader • Co-Captain. Student Council. Dean's List WHARTON. GWENDOLYN Virgo Atlantic City. N J Accounting Sean's L-st. NBAA Tutor Senator-Mor.dian Hill Dorm WILLIAMSON. CYNTHIA Gemini Charlotte. N C. Accounting Homecoming Comm . NABA Dean's List WILLIAMSON-HUNT. PATRICIA Libra Washington. D C Accounting NABA Student Council. Marketing Club WILLIAMS. DENISE Leo Washington. D.C Marketing Amer Marketing Assoc WILLIAMS. TESSA Virgo Washington. D C Marketing Dean's List. Amor Marketing Assoc WORLEY LINDA Aires Lakeviow S C Accounting NASA, Dean's List, Economics Club. Amer Marketing Assoc YUSUFF. MOHAMAD Loo Washington. D C Accounting Dean's List Caribbean Student Assoc., Inti, Student Assoc nnnon Undergraduates—First Year Laurence Bernard Molisso Canady Kim Clark Doug Lloyd Mary Mathews Kerry Sanders Gregory Scabo'ough Rodm Shaw Charlenn Games Tyiene Harrefl Renee Lawson Second Year Vincien: Blackwell Lou Brown Claude Carter Leslie Hamilton Kevin Harrell Tnactceus Holloman Lioya Duggan Muriel Punches Hesier Geraldine Karen Roberts Wesley Simmons Alan Skerrett Silas Terry Marcia Thomas Eric Yancy Third Year James Austin William Bennett Orystila Bowen Stephen Everett Harold Hilliard Ervin HOIIman Carroll Nash loyde Nash Aoouiahi Omen 183 Ml Basil Mbah Richard McNair Lorraine McCo� oogh Aldean Carr Martha Cooke Preston Cooper A Scaforth Derna Tate Ingram Washington School Of Communications The School of Communications comprises the study of the arts, sciences and technology pertaining to an acquisition of a rigorous academic base and pragmatic mastery of the techniques inherent in intra and interpersonal and mass communications. Pragmatically and programatic-ally. the Department of Speech embodies primarily, the arts and sciences and the media departments generally emphasize the technology of communications. This dichotomy is primarily for the convenience of illustration, for in actuality, the Howard University school of Communications conceptualizes the development of communications techniques as a living combination of the arts, sciences and technology. The School of Communications makes its mission that of providing a theoretical basis, researched principles and academic programs which involve students as change agents to serve both the community and the general society. Acting Dean Dr. Lovenger Bowden Department Heads Dr. Herman Henning Journalism Abiyi Ford TV and Film Lyndrey Niles Speech WHUR WHUR - FM in 3’ � years of existence has grown to be among the top radio stations in Washington D C., and one of the leading Black stations in the nation. According to Andre Perry. Program Manager of the station. • WHUR will set the stage for all Black stations of the future. WHUR - FM is a pacesetter. It has brought a new and polished image of broadcasting to Washington D.C. When WHUR was first established, it was conceived as a “broadcast training laboratory , an entity that would train students in a professional atmosphere. However, earlier this school year, a conflict arose between WHUR and the students in the School of Communications over the station's role as a “Broadcast training laboratory . But now student involvement is a reality at WHUR with over 40 students integrated into various capacities in every phase of its operation. In the words of Tom Jones, General Manager of WHUR, The current growth and development of WHUR - FM will not only change Black imagery in communications as we know it today but it will systematically open the gate to a universal role of educating people about people.. Student Council The School of Communications Student Council has functioned this year to (1) improve student-faculty relations. (2) improve the quality of teaching and class-related concerns. (3) involve students in intra-school committees and other school-related areas affecting students, and (4) to act as the voice for, and of. communications students. Since the School of Communications is just three years old. we could not afford the luxury of sponsoring concerts and dances or self-improvement programs, but instead, we concentrated on internal School improvements in the interest of the student body Specifically, our bigger programs have been — Planning, financing and decorating the first Communications float for the Homecoming Parade and winning the Second Place Trophy — Appointing a Radio Committee to research, plan and gam student involvement within WHUR-FM — Sponsoring, planning and participating in the trip to Atlanta. Ga.. for the National Business League Convention with a section for Communications Students — Acquiring new vending machines for the Student Lounge (L-R): Vicky Johnson - Treas.. Norbort Bam - Sec., Earl Simmons - Pres. Isaac King - V. Pres . Ronald January - UGSA Rep. 189 Council officers have worked both in dependency and collectively on problems, but always together Students have aided in securing facts and also working hard lo help us in our efforts We sincerely hope that the projects that we have started and those that we have laid foundations tor. will be carried on by the next Council The School of Communications Student Council Seniors BAILEY, PATRICIA Sag Phila., PA Speoch Pathology NBCS. Protect Hip. Dorm Council BRANCHE. GLENWOOD Aries Washington. D C. TV Film Production Film Society, Fencing and Archery Team CARDWELL III SAMUEL Sag Washington. D.C TV 8 Film COLE. MARYLYNN Virgo St Louis. MO Speech Pathology Homecoming Comm . Dorm Council. Frederick Douglass Club Honor Society ESSlEN. BASSEY Gem.nl Washington D C TV 8 Film FARNUM DOUGLASS Taurus Phila . Pa TV 8 Film GRAY SONIA Aquarius Washington D.C TV Film Frederick Douglass Club HARDEN. SANDY Pisces Bridgeport. Conn Radio'TV 8 Film Photo Ed Bison. Omega P31 Phi Dorm Pres Miss 91 BROWN. JAMES Pisces Williomsburg, Va TV Film Campus Pal's. Grove Phi Grove. Film Society BUFFORD. CARRIE Pisces Washington. D C Joornal'sm NBC8S Film Society. Frederick Douglass Club DICKEY. GRACYE Silver Spring. MD Speech Arts Debato Team EMDIN SAMUEL Virgo Lagos. Nigeria Radio. TV S Film See Block Communications. Society. Dean List. Track FELTON. ADRIENNE Cancer Takoma Pk.. Md Journalism Hintop Stalfwnter. Frederick Douglass Club FERRELL. PEGGY Cancer Houston, Texas TV Film Frederick Douglass Club MARGE PAMELA Cancer Durham. N C Speech Pathology Frodouck Douglass Club HARRIS META Cancer Tuscaloosa. Ais Journalism Frederick Douglass Club Doan's Adv Comm . Curriculum Comm HAWTHORNE. VICTOR Cap Des Moines. Iowa TV A Film Frederick Douglass Club. Film $oc.. NBCBS Career Coni HOBAN. CYNTHIA Sag Washington DC TV A Film Film Sooetv JEFFRIES RONALD Aquarius Silver Spring. Md Radio Hilltop Reportor. Frederick Douglass Club Comm Slu Council JEW6H, MARILYN Gommi Phila. Pa Broadcast Management KIRKSEY, GIOVONNA Libra Su tlanfl Md TV A Film Delta Sigma Theta, NBCS. Lampodo Court. Bison Stall LEWIS. WALTER Cancer Clnvolanct. Ohio TV A Film Film Society LOPEZ. SHARON Scorpio E Elmhurst. N Y TV Film Exec Sec NBCS. Film Society. Hilltop Stalfwriter MATTHEWS. JANICE Virgo Alberta. Va Speech Pathology UJAMAA Exec Sec. NBCS. Communications Stu. Courvc I HOLLIDAY. IRIS Cap Washington 0 C Journalism Frederick Douglass Club NBCS Trans-iion fcd JACKSON. DIMETRIUS Ar.es Washington. D C TV Film NBCS. Sigma Delta Chi Scholarship KING. ISAAC Leo Newark N J Broadcast Management Soul Squad. NBCS. V Pros . Comm Stu Cncl. V. Pres Amant Club KING II. LOVELL Leo Gary. Indiana Radio Broadcast Management NBCS. Broadcast Specialist US Labor Dept LLOYD. MAXINE Gemini Bronx N Y TV Film Delta Sigma Theta. Film Society. NBCS. Wno's Who Class Ed Bison LONG. KAREN Libra Washington. D C Speech Pathology Pol Sci Society. D C. Project MEEKS DEBORAH Taurus Sal'SOury. Md. Speech.’Aud.ology Frederick Douglass Club Award. D C Project MILLER. CYNTHIA Libra Columbia. S C TV Film Sec Film Soc . NBCS. Frederick Doug ass Club MOORE. CYNTHIA Cap. Newport News. Va Speech Pathology Natl Competitive School. Frederick Douglass Club NESBITT. BARBARA Gem ni Englewood. N.J. Radio REOOICK. PHYLLIS PiSCOS Enfield N C Print Journalism NBCS. D C Project Project Black Vote REEO FRANKIE Libra Baltimore. Md Journalism Frederick Douglass Society Hilltop Copy Editor. Bison Copy Ed ROYAL. CONSTANCE Pisces Washington D C Spoech Palhology RUCKER. ROBERT Sag Washington. D.C TV A Film SEABROOK. JULIETTE Aquarius Glen Burmc. Md Broadcast Management Frederick Oougiass Society SIMMONS. EARL Cap. Hyattsvilte, Md Radio Broadcast Management Pres Comm. Stu Council. Frederick Douglass Soc. Hilltop Board NIBBS. IVONE Gemini St Thomas. Virgin Istos Speech Patnotogy Frederick Douglass Club RANKINE, LOUIS Scorpio Silvor Spring. Md. TV A Film Communications Stu Cnci Frederick Douglass Club R08ERTS. JACQUELINE Libra Washington. D.C TV Film Film Society. Homecoming Committee. Frederick Douglass Soc ROBERTSON. ERIC Pisces Washington, D.C Journalism SAiU. ABAYOMI Taurus Lagos. Nigeria TV Film Film Society SCOTT. JACKY Libra Houston. Texas TV A Film SPEARS. ANGELA Virgo Baldwin. N Y Radio Alpha Kappu Alpha, Pan Hellenic Cnci Alpha Phi Omega Court SPENCER. ADRIENNE Libra Middleton. Data Speech Pathology Gymnastics Club 195 STEVENSON. LOUIS Virgo Washington. D C TV a Film Pros.. F.im Society Deans Advisory Board STROMAN SHEROLYN Taurus Washington. OC. TV Film WADE CAMERON Libra West Hempstead. N Y TV S Film Ubiquity. Tac Kwon Do Club. Hilltop Staff Writer WALTON CHARLENE Taurus Indianapolis. In Journalism Alpha Kappa Alpha. Nu Lambda Bama. CampusPai. Bison Stall THOMPSON. DEIDRA Scorpio Jacksonville. Florida Speech Pathology Alpha Kappa Alpha Bison Stall Newman Club. Fred Douglass Soc VAUGHN DEBRA Cancer Lookout Mountain. Tenn Speech Arts COCAPT Flagtwirlcrs Pan-Hciiemc Council Sigma Gamma Rho WARDEN. LORNA Leo Richmond V« TV 4 Film Dotta Sigma Theta Nu Lambda Bama. Kappa Alpha Psi Court WHITE. VALERIE Cancer Washington. DC TV 4 Film F.lm Society WILLIAMS CASSANDRA Sag Hilicrcst Hts Md Speech Pathology WILSON. ANGELA Aquarius Nassau Bahamas Journal sm Undergraduates—First Year Constance Cannon Beth Ciarke Harold Coleman Timothy Granam Karon Green Sam neagwu Gerald Pans Michael Perkins Pamela Deane Rosalyn Gist Sheila Maddox Dexter Miller Second Year A agba Kumnsi Patricia Lawson Dwight Neal Keith Pittman Gail Scotton Third Hodan All Audrey Alston Charles Barber Vicki Johnson Wiiln McMichaei Pamela Patterson Wili am Taylor Sheila vanco Year Vanessa Baxtor Deicira Gray Rhonda Roland Shona Si James 199 College Of Dentistry In the last nine years thirty-three innovative programs have been developed at the college of Dentistry. Among the new programs are those which enable the dental student to render health care to the home borne as well as centers and hospitals. These opportunities sensitize the dental student to work in community hospitals and other areas where dentists are badly needed. The recent court ruling which stated that businesses or schools should never take a position from a white applicant who is more qualified than a minority applicant increases the college of Dentistry's responsibility to provide a wider range of educational opportunities for Blacks to gain dental training. The College of Dentistry will meet this challenge through the diversity of its present programs and those projected for the future. Recently the college has been awarded a 9.1 million dollar federal grant which must be matched by 1.8 million dollars in matching funds which are to be used to better the educational facilities which at the present time are among the finest in the country. Or Farouk Mourshed Acting Hoad of Oral Diad-nosis and Radiology Dr. Frederick Peager Histopathology • Dr. Om p Gupta periodon!i cs Mot Shown: Or. Harold B. Martin Community Dentistry Dr. Mahmound Nasr Removeable Prosthodontics Dr. Patricia A. Niles Acting. Dental Hygiene r- r James s Oral Surgery Stanhack III Student Council (L-R) Row 1: Marina Tancil, Opal Goodridge. Roosevelt Daniel-Pres.. Leroy White. Vicky Prime. Beverly Johnson. Iris Morgan; Row 2: L. B. Hall. Johnathan Lawoym. Clyde Stockton. Andrew Newsome. Enrique Frazier Carl Boykin. Jimmy Howell. Howard Pointer 203 Seniors ABRAMS. ALAN Taurus College Park Md Dentistry Dean's List. Honorary Scnoiarsnip ADAMS. CLEMENT Libra Raloigh. N.C Dentistry ASDA SNDA. ADA Phi Beta Sigma Deans List Trustee Scholarship BERKSON ALAN Scorpio Greenbelt, Md. Dentistry BOOKER. BAISLE Taurus Portsmouth. Va Dentistry ASDA ADA Amor Soc ot Preventive Oentistry CAMPBELL. MARTIN Cancer Washington. 0 C Dentistry CHERRY. ERROL Scorpio Sanford. Florida Dentistry DACOSTA PERCIVAL Scorpio Washington DC Dentistry DANIEL JEROME Virgo Williamsburg. Va Dentistry SNDA ASDA BARNETT. JOHN Aries Fort Wonh. Texas Dentistry Oral Cancer Soc.. SNDA, Omega Psi Phi BENDER ERVIN Aquarius District Heights. Md. Dentistry SNDA. ADA. Oral Cancer Society BROWN CAROLYN LOO Washington. D C Dentistry SNDA ASDA AAWD CALDWELL. Sr . MANUS Lanham. Md. Dentistry CLARKE. MARTIN Leo Reidsviile. N C. Dentistry COMRIE. ARTHUR Sag Hyottsville. Md. Dentistry Keyes Award FRASER. ENRIQUE Say Ml Ranter Md Dentistry ESTWICK. NEVILLE Gemini Silvor Spring Md Dentistry GNERRE. JOHN Cap Ml Vernon N Y GOLDMAN. CEPHAS Cullen. Va Omega Psi Phi. SNDA. ADA HARRISON JANET Taurus Miiiedgeville. Ga ADA. Registry ol Med Tech Atfiliation Am Soc of Clinical Pathology Wives Club HOOD RODNEY Cancer Columbia. Md ASDA. SNDA. ADA NDA JACOBS. WILLIAM Cancer Brooklyn. N Y. JAMES. HOLLIS Libra Tobago. West Indies Soccer JONES. NAPOLEON Sag Lanham Md KENNEDY ROBERT Aries 0kl3 City Okla SNOA. ASDA. Kappa Alpha Psi Oral Cancer Society HALL. LEONIDAS Scorpio Washington DC. Student Council Rep . Dean's List HARRISON HUBERT Cancer Knoxville. Tenn Tennis HOWELL. JIMMY Leo Norfolk Va ASDA. SNDA. Omega Psi Phi SGA VP Sr Class Clinical Affairs Comm JACKSON GEORGE Cancer Lynchburg, Va Freshman Vico Pres. BERNARD-JONES. ARTHUR Scorpio Freetown. Rep ol Sierra Leone Sigma Xi JONES. JAMES Virgo Council. N C SNDA. ADA. Oral Cancer Soc . Prince Hall Masons KING. DEWITT Pisces Scat Pleasant. Md McMASTERS. HOWARD Gemini Washington. DC. NDA. ADA. SNDA. Oral Cancer Socioty McNEILL.Jr BYRON P.sccs CiarKton. N C Dentistry NSOA. Kappa Alpha Psi ASOA MENDEL. EUGENE Greenbelt Mo Dentistry MORRISON III. ISAIAH Ar.os Alexandria Va Dentistry SNDA ASDA. AADS. Dean's List. Pros. Jr Class NELSON III. RICHARD Libra Shreveport, la Dentistry SNDA. ADA. Oral Cancer So ciely RAICHT, RAYMOND Leo MarceliuS. N Y Dontislry Dean's List raihton JAMES Gemmi Greenbdt. Md Dentistry ROYLAND THOMAS Virgo Plainfield. N J. Dentistry SAOA SNDA Omega Psi Phi SADLER KENNETH libra Gastonia N C Dentistry Omega Psi Phi SNDA. ASDA AOA Dean's List. Trustee Scholarship Treas Stu Cnci MITCHELL. WILLIAM Taurus Bladensburg Md Dent Stry SADA SNDA ARP. Kappa Alpha P$i MORRIS. HAZEL Leo East Chicago. Ind Dentistry Dontal School Oucon, Student Council V. Pro. Natl Pres SNDA PIERRE. LAWTON Cancer Grenada. W I Dents! PILGRIM JAMES Virgo Durham. N.C Dont'Stry SNOA. SADA. IADR REINHOLO. WINFRED Sag Adcipm. Md Dentistry RESNICK OENNIS Gem.m Bayonne N J Dentistry Dentistry SCHPERO. MARK Virgo Bladensburg, Md Dentistry Dean's List. Honorary Scholarship SHELBY REGINALD Aries Flint. Michigan Dentistry Photo Unavailable 207 SIMPSON. OLIVER Taurus LOuiSVillO. Kortucky Dentistry SADA, NSDA. Alpha Phi Alph8 Oral Cancer Society SMITH. GRACE Taurus Hyattsviile. Md Dentistry SNDA. ADA WALTON. PHILLIP Scorpio A meric us Ga Dentistry Oral Cancer Soc Student Affairs Committee SNDA. Alpha Phi Aipna WASHINGTON. RONNIE Sag Washington DC Dentistry ASUA SNDA WILSON. EMMET A.res Georgetown. Guyana Dentistry WOODWARD. WILLIAM Cancer Hyattsviile. Md. Dentistry I SNAITH. KENNETH Libra Bermudo Dent stry STOCKTON CLVOE Libra New Haven, Conn Dentistry Sr Class Pros WILLIAMS. ARTHUR Virgo Washington. D C Dent stry SNDA ADA WILSON. ADRIAN Cincinnati 01 0 Dentistry SNDA Regional Coordinator WOODRUFF. WILLIAM Gemini Detroit. Michigan Dentistry ADA. ASDA. NO A. SNDA, Oral Cancer Society Dental School Newsletter, WRIGHT. ROBERT Virgo Cleveland. Ohio Dentistry Kappa Alpha Psi VOUNG, PEGGY Cancer Greenville S.C Dentistry NDA. SNDA Sec Senior Class Eric Howard Undergraduates— First Year Leslie Spencer Second Year Third Year 211 School Of Education Dean Dr. Nancy Arnez The School of Education was established in 1971. Oriented towards urban education, the School of Education acknowledges a special commitment to prepare Black professionals for teaching and leadership roles at the various levels of education. By providing professional preparation for teachers, school administrators, guidance counselors, researchers, and specialists in education, the school contributes to the development of education on a national and international scale. Department Heads Dr Samuel Woodlard Leadership and Community Services Dr. Evarelta S Rutherford Curriculum and Teaching The School Of Education Student Council Proclamation Student Council We. the students of the School of Education, in an atmosphere of oppression, racism and exploitation. see it as being an inexorable fate to organize on the principles of unity and the struggles taking place within the S.C. Community and the Howard Community. We must fulfill our responsibility to manipulate our profession and ourselves to the D.C. Community. Furthermore, we have an expressed purpose to provide for programs that equalize the overall drive of students views into determining the direction of the School of Education. Sincerely, Gregory T. Flanagan President, School of Education Student Council (L-R): Xanthus Glenn. Gregory T. Flanagan. Leslie Ashe. Denise Tally 217 Seniors AlKOO. GEORGE Scoro Washington. D.C. Adult Education ANDERSON. ALDA Cap. Washington. D.C Special Ed Kappa Delta Pi. Caribbean Coordinating Comm BRADSHAW. EVELYN Scorpio Washington DC Elementary Ed BROWN. PATRICIA Scorpio Springfield. Mass. Elememary Ed Project Hip. Bison Yearbook FOSTER. CHERYL Cancer Washington DC Elementary Ed FOSTER. MARY P.scos Miles. Va Elementary Ed Career Day Hostess V P Senior Class GRANT. DENISE P-sces Newark N J Elementary Ed Basketball Team Judiciary Board HANCOCK TENSIENE Career Poughkoopsio, N Y. Elementary Ed 219 BELL MARIETA Aries Kansas City. Mo. Elomontary Ed Project Hip Chapel Usher Children's March for Survival GOODLET NORMA B Cop. Takoma Park Md Reading Ed CARLOSS. RHONDA Sag New York N Y Elementary Ed Dean 3 List. Facl Finding Comm CHAPMAN. VALERIE Taurus St Petersburg. Pa Elementary Ed. AKA Sorority GIBSON, DIANE Tauras Jama ca Now York Elementary Ed GLANTON BEVERLY Aquarius Minneapolis. Minn Elementary Ed Delta Siqma Theia Sorority, Who'S Who, Project Hip. Nu Lambda Bama HAYDEN. MURIEL Leo Washington. 0 C. Elementary Ed HOLLIDAY. DOROTHY Leo York. Pa Elomentary Ed Ubiquity. Soul Squad. Tutor HOPKINS. CURTIS Virgo Washington OC Education Technology JACKSON CYNTHIA Leo Toledo. Ohio Elemontary Ed Meridian Hill Newspaper KELLY NEEDHAM Libra Silver Spring. Md Student Personnel Admin . Alpha Phi Alpha Frat . Counseling Personnel Club LENIX. REClE Cancer Washington. D C Elementary Ed MUNGIN. CAROLYN Sag Washington. D.C Aomin Supervision NEELY. MARY Cap Washington, D.C Elementary Ed Sigma Gamma Rhc Sorority RUFFIN. MADELINE Aquarius Washington. D C Guidance Counseling SHEPHERD. ANOREA Cancer Hampton. Va Elementary Ed AKA Sorority. Soul Squad JONES. EUNICE Cancer Bermuda Elementary Ed Dean's List. HU Choir KEITH DEBORAH Leo Washington. D C Elementary Ed ROTC Queen Ta-Kwon-Do Club LOWERY. PATRICIA Pisces Washington D C Elementary Ed Dean's List. Who's Who McCONNEL. ANGELA Cap. Richmond, ind Elementary Ed AKA Sorority PEMBERTON. PRISCELLA Ares Washington. D C. Elementary Ed POWELL. BARBARA Scorp.o Washington. D C. Elementary Ed Dean's List SMITH MARSHA Pisces Brooklyn. N Y. Elementary Ed Miss Omega. 1973 SPEARS. LOVETTE Gemini Los Angeles. Ca Elementary Ed HU Gospel Choir HUSA Hostess TILLERY. ELMA Cap Washington DC Special Ed TIMITY. HELEN Cap Suitiand. Md Curriculum Teaching WEBB ARLENE Scorpio North Babylon. N Y Elemontary Ed Spanish Club. Usherette. Nu Lambda Bama Sorority. WITHERSPOON. LUVEMA Cap Philadelphia. Penn 221 TOLSON. SHERYL Virgo Wns ngton. D C Elementary Ed WADE. JUANITA Leo Bridgeport. Conn. Elementary Ed RA. Amani Hitie Pistol Club. Sunday School Teacher HOLLAND. MARJORIE Cap Washington. D.C Elementary Ed. YOUNG. DAWN Gemini Miami Fa Elementary Ed Dean's List. Zeta Phi Beta Sorority. Chapel Ushers. Protect I Undergraduates- Coralie Bain Avis Baltimore Dokxez CoDb Gregory Flanagan Eric Mamet! Rita Honderson Third Year School Of Engineering Division Dean Dr. Percy A. Pierre Assistant Dean Elbert Cox. B.S., M.S. The School ol Engineering strives to provide educational programs of distinction and excellence to prepare students for a lifetime of continuing professional development The School attempts to ex- _ pose its students to a program of study which will develop broadly educated individuals who will be able to exert constructive leadership n society and to contribute to human welfare In the future we will continue to emphasize the applicability of engineering to contemporary problems such as energy transportation, health care delvery. environmental pollution and waste disposal, and the relevance of the engineering profession to national international problems. It is in this context that we feel ihe School of Engineering can make an enduring contribution to the welfare of all Black people because many of the concrete solutions 10 urban problems will be built upon tne foundation of engineering. Percy A Pierre Dean Department Heads 225 (l-R. Top to Bottom): Joseph Cannon-Chemical Engineering; Charles B. Watkins-Mechanical Engineering. George Baker-Co-Op Engineering; Irving Jones-Civil Engineering; Oon M. Coleman-Urban Systems; George Ferguson-Nucleur Engineering; J. Clifton Samuels-Electrical Engineering f Student Council (L-R) Suraj Gyani. Linda Oallas. David Slone. Thomas Harrison The Howard Engineer The magazine of the School of Engineering. The only black engineering magazine in the country (Front-Back. L-R): Mike Amerson. David Slone. Liese Baker. Jamilla Wiltshire. Barbara Douglass. Rob Williams. Andres Stamp. Kevin Wood. Alvin Soiourner. Tim Kemp Engineering CO-OP (L-R) Row 1: Tyrone Hall. Deborah Parham. Tanya Walker. Lydia Barnwell. Pamela Hollies. Anthony Gober. Row 2: Larry Stykes. Timothy Kemp. Maxion Seth. James Baker. Monte Richards. Orlando McAllister. John Newsome. Keith Lassiter. Alvin Sojourner; Row 3: Jesser Jones. Calvin Williams. Keith Moore. James Talley. Norman Hill. Ulysses White. Jimmy Nilson. Williams Sanders. Nathaniel Fauntleroy The “Hydro-Papa” This year the students ot the Civil Engineering Department competed in the Fourth Annual Concrete Conoe race in the Hydro Papa , aTconcrete The race was held at the Schuylkill River in Philadelphia. Pennsylvania on the morning of Saturday, April 12. 1975. The construction of the Hydro-Papa was realized through the efforts of James Koger (chairperson). Thomas Priest (rower). Byron Nelson (rower). Karl 8enett. Richard Baker, Regina Brown, Herman Granes. Gladys Harris. Richard Haupt. Brenda Staton, and Ulysses White. The funds for the construction of the conoe were obtained from the Civil Engineering Department. Faculty advisor. Dr Gajanan Sabnis. Professor of Structural Engineering was a great asset to the project. He was responsible for the progress of the project including the procuring materials and financial contributions which made the project a success. Seniors AOIGUN. OLALEKAN Gemini Lagos. Nigeria Chemical Engineering AKINSANMI. SHOLA Gem.ni Washington. D C Electrical Engineering American Institute of Professional Engineers. Institute of Electronics and Eiectr cai Engineers BENNETT HOWARD K Virgo Jamaica. Wost Indies Civil Engineering American Society of Civil Engineers. BISON. Pres.. Tau Beta Pi BEST. WINSTON Virgo Washington DC Electrical Engineering LEEE. Student Union DOVER. BYRON E Cancer Guyana South America Cunt Engineering Cricket Club. Judo FAYOMi. SOLA I Aquarius Ikoro-Ekiti. Nigeria Chemical Engineering GRANDERSON PAUL A Virgo Jamaica. N Y Mechanics Engineering Engineering Student Counc-l. Dorm Council, Dean s List GRAVES. HERMAN L III Aries Washington. DC Civil Engineering ASCE. Dean's List BAKER. RICHARO L Aquarius Baltimore. Maryland Civl' Engineering ASCE. Pres dent Vice President BAMIGBADE ADENlTl O Sagittarius Ibadan, Nigeria Civil Engineering ASCE. Organization ot African Students. Engineering Student Council. ASS COPELAND MALINDA Y Taurus Portsmouth. Virgin a Civil Engineering UGSA. UASS ASCE. Project Hip DEMORE. DIONYSIUS Cancer Cleveland. Ohio Chemical Engineering Cgmpu$ Pels. AICHE. Engineering Student Council ERASER ETHELBERT C Sagittarius St. Vincent. West Indies Electrical Engineering IEEE. Tau Beta Pi GILLIARD. RONALD A Cancer Washington. D.C. Electrical Engineering Kappa Alpha Psi. IEEE HARDING CHISM Leo Washington. DC. Electrical Engineering J V Basketball HARRIS. GLADYS L Libra Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Civil Engineering ASCE Howard Engineer Magazine t HARRISON. THOMAS R Aquarius Stock ion California Electrical Engineering IEEE, Tau Boto Pi. Dean s List Electrical and Electronic Engineers HERCULES. WARREN ScoroiO Bethesda. Maryland Electrical Engineering Tau Beta PH, Track and Field MARSHALL. RONALD Cap. San Fernando. Trinidad Civil Engineering ASCE. Engineering Pnoto Club MEHTA. ASHOK K Libra Silver Spnrg Maryland Mechanical Engineering PHAIRE. RODELL E Cap St Croix VI Civil Engineering ASCE. Dean's List PRIEST. THOMAS H Gemini Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Civil Engineering Engineering Student Council ASCE, UGSA R A SIMS. DOROTHY N Gemini Oubim Georgia Civil Engineering Engineering Student Council ASCE Society of Women Engineers Photo Club STATON BRENDA J Gomei Dublin. Georgia Civil Engineering Engineering Student Council. Winner of 1975 ASCE and ASTM (Am Soc for Testing Materials). Outstanding Student Awards. Soc of Women Engineers. Photo Club. Tau Beta Pi, Dean's List HOYTE. MICHELLE D Virgo Washington. 0 C Electrical Engineering IEEE Society of Women Engineers Tau Beta Pi Dean s List KOGER JAMES A Cap Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Civil Engineering ASCE Dean s List. Engineering Photo Club. Vice Pres OGUNREMI CHRISTOPHER A Leo Landover Maryland Mechanical Engineering International Student Assn EPU Doan's List. Am Society oi Mecnanical Engineers PERMIAN. AVAR Aquarius Hayaltsvilie. Maryland Civil Engineering Dean's List ROBERTSON. RONALD Cancer Jacksonville. Florida Chemical Engineering AlCHE SETH MARION I ScOrptO Chester. Pennsylvania Electrical Engineering Project H.p, R A . Judiciary Board Cook Hail TAYLOR. EDWARO G Cancer Washington. DC Electrical Engineering UZOWIHE. ADIMORA B Aries East Central State, Nigeria Tau Beta Pi WATSON, TERRANCE J. Virgo Washington DC. Mechanical Engineering ASME, U. S. Taekwondo Team WILLIAMS. CHRISTINE Capricorn Kiamesha Lako N Y Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering Newsletter. AlCHE ZARENEJAD. ABBAS Cancer Hayattsvilie, Maryland Civil Engineering Dean's List ASCE. ACl WILLIAMS. RONNIE Aries Washington DC. E ectrical Engineering HUOC Protect YOUNG.STEPHEN R Pisces Washington. D.C Electrical Engineering IEEE Howard Engineer Magazine Engineering Student Council 231 Undergraduates- Lillian Baker Lydia Barnwell Darryl Bennett Keith Lassiter Vincent Moorehead Ralph Outerpndge Lorry Skylos Albert Spencer Theresa Weston First Year Ernes! Collier Tommy Friday Monte Richards Reginald Shearnrd Pamela Whitehurst Keith Woodruff Second Year Gerald Brown Robori Dtrtaotch Ronald Famous Michael Peggs Martin Powell Randolph Richardson Mark Wimberly Jennei Yohannes Kent lyn Ellis Means Joyce Tablo Lonnie Wharton Third Year Dean Dr Vada Butcher Assistant Dean College of Fine Arts Dean Vada Butcher states that. “To progress and realize our potential as a university, community. race and nation, we must first identify our goal or purpose and direct our spirit, imagination and total creative resources, toward the realization of this goal. The faith that we have in ourselves, our fellow men and in the ultimate triumph of that which is good and right will sustain us through periods of difficulty. As we strive together for peace and joy. we understand that these and other blessings of this world can only be achieved through unity, self-determination. collective work and responsibility. and cooperative economics. Dr. Melvin Williams Department Heads Dr. Redford Patterson 237 Student Council (Front-Back L-R): Alisa Jackson - Sec . Larry Tnompkins - Pres.. Mona Jones - V Pres.. Sharon Williams - Treas. Sonny Rollins was presented in one ot several workshops sponsored by Jazz Studies and Ethnic Music of The Music Department. Katrinka Stringfield held leading role in the play Mushy Mouth performed by the Drama Department. Seniors AGEE. TAWATHA 0. Pisces Newark. New Jersey Music Education Howard University Choir. H U Gospel Choir. Star of Bethlehem COGIC Youth Choir ALSTON. JAMES M Aries Hampton. Virginia Music Education H.U. Marching Band. Concert Band HU Orchestra. HU. Saxophone Ensemble BARNES. SAN LUISA Washington. D.C Visual Communications Art Club, f A Student Council HILLTOP. Modern Dance Club BENNETT ANITA M Scorpio Washington. D C Art Education BRANIC ROBIN M Taurus Washington D C An Education Art Club BURROUGHS. MELVIN R. Taurus Washmgton. D C. Design Swim Team CUFF WANDA Y Cancer Washington DC Music Education H U Orchestra. String Trio. Dean s List CUMBO. PIERRE Aquarius Upper Marlboro. Maryland Design BlSON. Layout Editor ANDERSON. MONICA S. Libra Washington DC Music Education Muse Education National Conterenco. H.U Choir. H.U Chapel Choir. H.U Chorale BACON ANTHONY B Libra Detroit. Michigan Art Education BLACKWELL. SHERRY Scorpio Fast Brunswick New Jersey Art Studio Campus Pals. Dean's List, Soul Squad. Nat I Conference of Artists BRADBY. DEBORAH A Loo Alexandria. Virginia Art Educahon Dean's List BISON Art Staff CARACTOR CONSTANCE Aquarius Loxirgton, South Carolina Music Education Howard University Choir. Sama Alpha lota R A COOKE. LYNNETTE F Leo Orange. N J. Drama Howard Players, Cramton Crew DYSON. GAIL L Libra Richmond Virginia Art History R A GOULD. DEBRA j Pisces L A California Art Education Omega Psi Phi Sweetheart HAMPTON. DEMETRA L Taurus Glencoo Illino'S Drama Howard Players HARROD JOYCE 0 Virgo Washington D.C Art Education ISZARD. ROXANNE Taurus Jacksonville. Florida Music Educaton JACKSON. ALICIA Gem nl Washington. 0 C Music Education Dean's List KING. CAMMILLE Y Leo Washington. D C Art Education Souisteppers. Srgma Gamma Rho Soronly, Doan's List KNOX. WILLIAM A Virgo Washington. D C. Design OLDS NEDRA 2 Aquarius Virginia Beach Virginia Piano Chapel and Concert Choirs. Univ and Howard Colla-gium Accompanist. Sigma Alpha lota Piano Competition Winner, Special Talont Scholarship POINDEXTER. GARLAND R. Arlington. Virginia Music Education German Club. Opera Workshop. Chamber Choir. Univ. and Chapel Choirs HATCHER. ARTHUR Cancer Cincinnati Ohio Drama Hovbd'O Players Dean's List HOLMAN. ANITA G Pisces Oklahoma City. Oklahoma Art Chapel Usher. R A Truth Mall JONES. WILLIAM Virgo Washington. DC Voice HU Choir. Concorl Cho r KILGORE HEDYLAJO Sc or pro Silver Spring. Maryland Music Education Sigma Alpha lota Fraternity LAWS. CHERYL L Cancer York. Pennsylvania Music Education Sicjrra Alpha lota. Concert Univorsity and Chapol Choirs. Honor Roll Special Talent Scholarship OATES. VENITA l Scorpio Washington DC Design Gallory Comm. Art Department. Honorable Mention for Painting POOLE. TULEDA Y Cancer Washington. 0 C Design Lampados Pledge Court, Fine Arts Gallory Comm . Bison Art Stall Dean's List 1973-74 REYNOLDS. JAMES E Leo Washington D C Design Yearbook Photograpner. Fine Arts Festival Comm Chr . Comm Cbr . Winner o! 4th Place m Painting Exhibition RICKS. ELETT 0. Sag Buffalo. N Y Music Education Howard and Univ. Choirs. Sigma Alpha icta. H.U. Stage Band. Pianist tor Howard Gospel Choir RODGERS. VALENCIA L. Libra Newark N J Voice Sigma Alpha lota- Troas MENC. Chapel, Gospel. Chamber, and University Choirs STRINGFIELD, KATRINKA 0 Aquarius Newport News. Va Drama Cheering Squad. Howard Players. Miss Black Maryland. Caplain of J. V Squad. Awarded Best Development as an Actress' TERREll. BEVADINE Z Virgo South Plamfietd. N J Gradunio School- Sculpture WHARTON. DIANA R Taurus Baltimore. Md Music Composition Composer of Music for five drama productions in Fine Arts WHITE. DAVID L Cancer Ponsacoia. Florida Drama-Acting Howard Players. Homccom-mg Fashion Show Howard University Childrens Theatre Co , Howard University Dance Co Weem Award Outstanding Junior WILLIAMS MAFLORIE L Gemini Washington OC. F A Student Council. Gallery Committee- Charman, Art Dept Newsiettor- Editor. An Dept Rep 1973-74, Co-Chr 1974-75. 2nd place award in 1974 Studont Show STEVENS. PLAULETTEM E Libra Bay Shore. N Y Ptaywriimg Dramatic Literature Playwritmg and Dramatic Literature. Children's Thoatre- Bus Mngr and Publicity Mngr Hilltop Newspaper Features Writer. Howard Players Exec Board. Award tor Dedicated Service to Children s Theatre STRICKLIN. SHARON D Sag Camden NJ Music Education Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Meridian Hill Hall Senator. Omega Sweetheart Court Concert Choir WEAVER. CAREN R Cancer Los Angeles. Cal Art Yearbook Stall. Dean's List WILLIAMS. JOHN W Cancer Jackson. Mississippi M6NC. University Choir. University Collegium WEEKES. CAMILLE L Sag Atlantic City. N J Design WILKINS. SAMUEL R Aries Little Rock. Ark Composition Marching Band. Orchestra Hilltop 245 Undergraduates—First Year Sheryl Carmichael Jay Ellington L sa Farrington Veronica Prosper Vanessa Reid James Shell GaO Fitzgerald Jacquelne Gray Second Year Douglass Boyd Lisa Darden Jessie Henry Gregory Holtz James Jufces Jeanne McPherson Third Year Pamela Dudley Merle Harns Wanoa Honderson Ruby Lawrence 8erry Norris Kaihy PerKins Fourth Year Oscar Herron Lancelot Hunter Enc King Jr. 247 Graduate School Dr Edward Hawthorne The Graduate School of Howard University plays a significant roll in preparing of blacks to deal in the main stream of political and economic power for their communities. The school consists of thirty-five departments and programs which leads to a masters degrees in the arts and sciences as well as doctoral degrees. The Graduate School make every effort to prepare it's students to meet the challenges of today's world and to return to the community and others the struggle for equal opportunities. 251 Seniors AGUNBIADE. OYEWOLE Scorpio Nigeria Economics inti Students Assoc.. Economics Club ADEBOYEJO. AMOS Sag Nigeria Monetary Economics IJEBO Soccer ALLMAN MADGE Aquarius Jamaica. West Indies Education Phi Beta Kappa Graduate Asst Guidance Personnel Club Dean's Lsl AMUAM PAUL Taurus Ghana Education BRADLEY ROBERT SCOrp.O Hamlin. N C Microbiology Botany Graduate Stu Cncl Kappa Alpha Psi BROWN DALLAS Loo Suitland. Md Divmity V Pres Sch of Religion COOPER RONALD Sag Washington DC Sociology Pm Beia Kappa NABSW NASW MLKing Fellowship CRUMPLER MARLENE Aquarius Boulevard Heights Md Guidance A Counseling AKINMOLADUN. RUFUS A'les Ondo Nigeria Government AKPAN EMMANUEL Sag Nigeria Philosophy OAS. Graduate Asst BANKS. LUCILE Aires Wash ngton DC Early Childhood Education BASS. III. URBANE Libra Washington. D.C Sociology Golt Team Soc Honor Society CARTER RENFIELD Cap Washington. D C. Zoology COOK LEE Vrgo Richmond. Indiana Med Ed Technology ROOTS. DC Survival Project DAVIS BEATRICE Gemm Cheyney Pennsylvania Physical Education DAVIS. YVONNE Scorpio Hyaitsvilie Md Administration Supervision DIKE ANGELA Libra Washington. DC Administration Supervision OIXON. SANDRA Gommi Washington. D C Home Ec Education Omicron Nu Sec Grad Chapter Home Ec Student Assoc FRANKLIN BERNICE Sag. Washington DC Guidance Counseling ERASER LAUREL Sag Mt Ranter. Md Education HARPER. SHEILA Leo Washington. DC Guidance A Counseling Student Personnel and Guidance Club APGA HARRIGAN. RODNEY Leo Takoma Pk.. Md Computer Science HARVEY. JAMES Cancer Washington. D.C Public Administration ASPA Kappa Alpha Psi. NABA. NASPAA FoUowsh.p HASSAN. ZULAKA Gemini Washington, D C English Grad Asst. Dean's List DOWDY. CHERYL Cancer Cneverty. Ma Educational Technology FIELDS EDNA Sag Washington DC Special Education Project 150. Aiumm Assoc Council on Exceptional Children FRIERSON. DELAINE Aires Sumter S C History Grad Stu Cncl . Grad Students Hist Assoc HAMLIN. CONSTANCE Aquarius Binghamton N Y Social Y ork HARRIS. RUPERT Gemini HyattsviHe. Md Civil Engineering HARROD ALFONSO Cap Washington. DC Divinity Student Govt HINKSON. JUNE Gemm Trinidad. West Indies Home Economics Pres Grad Stu Cncl Omicron Nu AREA JENKINS. BRENDA Leo Hyattsville. Md Special Education JOHNSON. ERNESTINE Libra Washington. DC Social Work Student Council JOHNSON JUDY Aquarius Washington, DC City Planning Class President. Judiciary Board. Ford Foundation Fellowship KAMBON. AYOKA leo Baltimore. Md. Psychology Tae Kwon Do Team, Delta Sigma Scholarship. Dorm Officer KENORICK. STEPHANIE Leo Jamaica. N Y Special Education D C Protect. ACTION. Dean's List LOWRY, DOROTHY Taurus Silver Spring. Md Special Education Scholarship - Amer Home Ec Assoc . Air Force Angel Flight Gospel Choir MAHONEY. DON Aries Bow e. Md Special Education MARIETA. LORELLE Aquarius Takoma Pk . Md American History Student Council MATTHEWS. VALLI Libra Suitland. Md Education Kappa Delta Pi Honor Society Council lor Exceptional Children JOHNSON THEODORA Sag Suitiand Md Urban Studios ASPA. CMPA. NIMH Follow-Ship JORDAN. JOHN Washington. D.C City Planning Class Pres. Univ. Judiciary Board. Grad Asst KING. BRUCE Cap Washington. D C Education LLEWELLYN PAIRlClA Pisces Kingston Jamaica Political Science Jamaica Natl Assoc . Poi So Assoc McFAHLANE. JESMA Aries Hyattsville. Md Zoology CIST FONZ. BKX McGuire PHILLIP Sag Dallas. Texas American History Grad Council. Phi Alpha Theta. Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society MOULTON. BERNICE Ban more. Md American History O MEALLY. KARLENE Taurus Jamaica West indies Education Phi Bota Kappa Grad Asst. Alpha Kappa Delta Seniors PARRIS. MARILYN A res Laurolton. N Y Education PENDLETON. ERNESTA Leo Silver Spring. Md English Delta Sigma Theta. Moo. Lang. Assoc . NOTE. Harvard Award ROEBUCK. MARSHA Aquarius Carlisle. Pa Speech Pathology Delta Sigma Theta. Clinical Asst. Award RUTHERFORD. EUSTACE Virgo Guyana Biochemistry Graduate Student Cncl, Carribbcan Assoc TALTON. SHERRYL P-sces Washington OC Health Services Administration Amer. Soc Public Adm . COMPA TEARTE. CURTIS Virgo Phil Pa. Political Science THORPE. JR. CHARLES. Sag Hyattsvillo. Md. Economics Grad. Economics Club. Inti Club. Phi Beta Kappa, Omlcrom Delta Epsilon TURNER PAMELA Aires Washington, D C. Guidance Counseling JSmwtl PETERSON. LUTHER Aquarius Washington. D C Business Administration GSA. AMBA QUARTERLY. SAMUEL Gemini Washington. D.C. Chemistry Teaching Fellow, ACS, Grad Student Cncl SANDERS. DEBORAH FRAZE Sag. Atlantic City N.J Special Education Member of the Council ot Exceptional Children SETTLES. MICHAl Cap Graham. N C Student Personnel Administration Kappa Delta Pi. APGA. Guidance Club TERBORG-PENN. ROSALYN Libra Columbia. Md H story Ph Alpha Theta. Grad H story Assoc.. Fellowship. Logan Essay Award THOMAS. SAHR Cap. Sierra Leone Zoology VAUGHN. JEAN Scorpio De Witt. Va Adult 4 Continuing Education VICTORY. THOMAS Aquarius Fredericksburgh. Va. Social Work WAITE. WINSTON Gemini Jamaica. West Indies Business Administration American Marketing Assco WASHINGTON. CARLA Cancer Columbia. S C. Student Personnel Administration Alpha Kappa Alpha. Panhellc Council. Guidance Club WHITE, DANIEL Scorpio Washington. 0 C Education Kappa Delta Pi WHITE. EDWARD Pisces Phila. Pa Electrical Engineering Graduate Committoo Council. IEEE. Lab Asst YOUNG. TITUS Gem nr Alexandria. Va Physcs BOD. MIN2A K Grconbdt. Md See al Work WELCOME. MEIGAN LOO Hyottsvillc. Md Mathematics WHEELER. DAPHNE Taurus Trinidad, West Indies Guidance Counseling WILLIAMS, MARILYN Cap Yeadon. Pa City Planning WILSON. CHARLES Gemini Phila, Pa. Management Kappa Alpha Psi, Amcr Marketing Soc . Amer. Management Assoc JOHNSON. PAMELA ELIZABETH Baltimore. Md Rel.gion-Sociai Ethics Unv Council for Academic Atloirs 257 Undergraduates First Year Third Year Cnarles Parker Dean Dr. Cecile Edwards also Chairman o 1 the Department of Human Nutrition School Of Human Ecology 'The basic philosophy of the School of Human Ecology is that the quality of life must be improved through working with the family unit.” states Dr. Cecille Edwards. Dean of the newly formed School of Human Ecology. Dean Edwards feels that to unify the Black family is the first step toward unifying the Black community. In order to unify the Black family, we must make each member aware of his her self worth. Looking at the Howard community. Dean Edwards stated that the schools and colleges are not working together collectively to help the community. Presently. Dean Edwards is preparing a proposal for massive funding, to work with the other schools and colleges within the University to improve the standard of living and the quality of life in the Washington Metropolitan area. Department Chairman Dr Lucile Adamson Macro-Environmental and Population Studies Dr. Barbara Nordquist Micro-Environmental Studies and Design Dr. Ruth Jefferson Community Services Dr. Ora Jean Oycurade Human Development Student Council On July 1. 1974, the School of Human Ecology (formerly the Department of Home Economics in the College of Liberal Arts) was born. The Human Ecology Student Council was organized in September. 1974 Our objectives are to create a closer and more efficient relationship between Human Ecology students and faculty; to serve as a voice for the Human Ecology student body; to provide information concerning Universitywide policies; to aid in community concerns; finally and most important, to assist in the progress of the School of Human Ecology. (L-R): Dora Chancelor-Pres.. Rondea Cowling-Std. Rep. Excu. Commy.. Kim Williams-Treas.. Sonja Garris-Asst. Sec.; Not Shown: Angela Early-V. Pres., Vicky Smith-Sec., Jane Moore-Asst. Treas. Seniors AKINMOLADUN ALICE Cap Washington. D.C Nutrition BENDENBAUGH DEBORAH Cancor Washington. DC Clothing Textile Homo Economic Association COVINGTON SANDRA Sag Temple Hills. Md Home Ecotrormcs AHEA Human Ecology Student Assoc COWLING. RHONDEA Gemim Baltimore Md Clothing Textiles ACTION. Human Ecology Comm LASHLEY, EVELYN Aquarius R-vordalo, Md. Foods A Nutniion MclEOO, PAMELA Cancer Washington. D C Nutrition Human Ecology Student Assoc PAYTON ISABELLE Scorpio Washington. OC Clothing « To t'les REIO SHEENA Virgo Washington, DC Home Economics Ed BROWNLEY. BLYSS Detroit Mich Cloth ng A Textile Home Economics Association CORBIN. ANDREA Tauras Seat Pleasant. Md Early Childhood Ed HOWARDS GLORIA Virgo Trenton NJ Pre-$cf ool Ed Campus Pals GARRIS. SONYA Gomin. Montclair. N.J Pre-School Ed Maiorette. D C. Youth Orchestra. Swirg Phi Swing. Groove Sweetheart MOORE. LANE Pisces Silver Spring. Md Clothing Toxtiles Doan's List. Homocoming Porado. Omicron Nu Honor Society OKOCHA NJlOLE Gemm. Nigeria Community Ed Service I WHITEHEAD LISA Virgo Handover. Md Clothing A Toxtilos Campus Pats. Gamma S-gma Sigma Sorority. Home Economics Assoc Undergraduates— Yvott© NordC Donald Myers Glenda Walker Third Year Dora Chancellor Michelle Cooper Francos Jones Judy Hasoroack Janet Lampkm Roche McCoy -First Year Second Year Diane Nunley Beeche Phillips Kmda Whitlock Kim Williams 265 School of The Howard University School of Law is one of the largest producers of black lawyers in the country. The Law School has long been noted for it's high academic standards and the abilities to make the law students more aware of the legal problems of minorities. The objectives of the educational programs at Howard Law School stress (i) precision in the acquisition of basic legal skills, (ii) clarity of oral and written expression and (iii) service to the community, with particular reference to the special problems of minorities and to the engagement in the professional activities where legal services are presently inadequate. Every aspect of Law School life—recruitment, admission policies, curriculum, counseling and placement—is designed to afford a sound legal education to Howard University law students and to enhance the delivery of neglected legal services to the minority and general community. This will continue to be the emphasis for the Howard University Law School. Dean Dr. Charles T. Duncan Board Of Governors 269 (L-R Kneeling): Mel Perry. Richard Bland. Dennis Dawson. Weldon Blake, Arthur Reynolds; (Standing) Chis Driver. Wendy Brewer. Joy Outlaw. Brain Thompson. Tomi Wilson. Hcrschclle Reed. Laurice Mays; Not Shown Camilla Aings. Robert L Suns. William Bill' Smith Seniors ABBENANTE. THOMAS Sag. East Haven. Connecticut Law Law Journal. Criminal Justice Clime ADAMS. WILLIAM Gemini Washington. D.C. Law Student Bar Assoc . Phi Alpha Delta BACCHUS. SHAFEE Sag Guyana. S A. Law Student Bar Assoc., inti Law Society BANKS. SIMON Libra H.llcr est Hts.. Md Law Chairman. SBA speakers comm BINGHAM, WILLIAM Cancer Washington. D C. Low Omega P$i Phi Phi Alpha Delta BALSA BLAKE WELDON Libra Silver Spring. Md Low Senior Class President BURKE. FRANKLYN N Tauras Siivor Spring. Md Law Phi Alpha Delta SBA BRASWELL VAN G«mmi Norfolk. Va Law ALLEN. DEBORAH Aquarius Cambridge. Mass. Law pm Alpha Delta ANDERSON.LORETTA Piscos Pensacola. Fta Law Phi Alpha Delta BENN. WINSTON Scorp.o Washington. D C Law Inti Low Society BENNETT. DAWN Cap Washington. D.C. Low Law Journal SBA Delta Theta Phi BLAND. RICHARD Jr Tauras Oranqe. New Jersey Low Vice Presideni Senior Class BOYD. MONICA Pisces Washington. D.C. Law Modeling. Tutoring. Swimming BREWER WINIFRED Vngo Alb on Michigan law SBA. Phi Alpha Delta Assoc, Stall mombor. The Bolster BROWN. ROSSLYN Cancer W4tiamsbu'g. Va Law Phi Alpha Delta BUTLER, B JANELLE Leo Springfield Mass. Law Phi Alpha Detta Barrister Newspaper Delta Sigma Theta. Sor CALDWELL. VAN Virgo Cheverly. MO, Law COLES. THERMAN L-bra Phila Penn Lav. Student Gov't.. Delta Theta Phi Frat Crim Justice Clinic COLLIER. CECILY Scorpio Washington. D C. Law Phi Alpha Delta Barrister DAWSON. DENNIS Scorpio New Orleans. La Law SBA. Howard Natl Moot Court Team DAWSON. THOMAS Libra Laurel. Md Law DORY BERNARD Washington. D C Law DRAKES. NOBLE Tauras Wash DC Law International Clinic CALDWELL WORSHAM Pisces EttncK. Vu Law CMAVFRS, CLAYBORNE Cap Phila. Penn Law SBA Delta Theta Phi Frat COOPER. CLARICE Gemini Miami. Fla Law Phi Alpha Delta Law Fra! DAVIS. BEATRIX-MARIA Wash . D C Law Phi Alpha Delta DILLARD JUNE Libra Gaithersburg. Md Law Lav. Journal. ABA Comm OIXON EVON Aries Saugus, Ca. Law Leg Clinic. Nat'i Moot Court. Int'l Moot Court ERVIN, JOSEPH Aries Wash . OC Law Alpha Phi Alpha Fral FRANKLIN. DIANNE Sag Wash. OC. Phi Alpha Della Fral. FRAZIER JEAN OEVEL Leo Hampton. VA Law B.A.L S A Law Studont Div of The A A B GREEN. PAMELA L Gemini Chicago. III. Law GRESHAM. MARY ALICE Tauras Washington. D C Law Phi Alpha Phi. Law Journal Invitee Phi Alpha Delta Scholarship Aw HARRIS THOMAS R Virgo Rlchmono. VA Law Mem.-Law Sch Board of Admissions 1972-73. Phi Alpha Delta Scholarship Award HUME. JAMES E Libra Richmond. VA Law Internal I. Law Soc . Internal I Moot Court, ABA Comm on Corrections. Phi Alpha Delta Law Frat . Int. Pres . Coor , Student Researcher. Troas ol Law Sch . Certificate of Awards Assoc Tutor to Foreign Lawyers-'73-74 HYLTON. PATRICK C Scorpio Silver Spring. MD IntornalT 6 Commercial Law Writer for Hilltop. Pol Sci Soc. D C Comm Project. African Lib Support Comm Save Change BlacK Schools at Howard Univcrsity-73 JONES. MAPGUERITTE KEA BRACY Anes Philadelphia. PA Law Phi Alpha Deiia. Howard Law Sch Com Justice Clinic JONES WILBERT Scorpio Washington. D C. Law Internat'l Moot Court, Barrister GREEN. WANDA SUZETTE Cap. Philadelphia. Pa. Law Cnm Justice Clinic Low Week Comm.. Internal ! Law Soc , Justice-Phi Alpha Della Law Frat.. Internat'l Daughters of Am Revolution GERALD. Til MAN L Virgo Washington. D C. Law Kappa Alpha Psi. Delta Theta Phi Frat . SBA. Dean of Placement HORTON. MELVIN DE'VIRlS Aquarius Atlanta. GA Public Law Natl Moot Court Competition. intoman Law Soc.. Phi Alpha Delta Law Frat.. Legal Research Found . Football Baseban-Law School HOWARD. ANGELA B Sag Annapolis. MD Law Black Am Law Students Assoc . Delta Theta Pin Law Frat . H U. Chapter Chr BALSA 74-75. SBA Rep 72-74. Chairwoman-Martin Luther King Jr Awards Banquet 74 JACKSON. ALFRED S Gemini Now Orleans. Louisiana Law Phi Alpha Delta JOHNSON. JACK B Ares Charleston. S C Omega Psi Phi, Am Jur.sprudenco in Evidence KELLEY. CHRISTOPHER R College Park. MD Howard Law Journal Mom.-Board of Editors KUMAR. ESTELLE Libra Washington. DC Law Law Journal. Nat'l Moot Court Competition. Phi Alpha Delia Law Frat., Student Articles Editor. Am. Jurisprudence Award in Evidence Agency ALCOA Found Fellowship. KUSHNIR ANDREI Virgo Washington D C Lav Law Journal Assoc. Ed . Law Journal. Am Jurisprudence Award LANKSTER. BARROWN D Lindon. Alabama Law Howard Thurman Scholar. SOA. BALSA Ea . Warren Award MASON ROBERT E Ar.es Silver Spring. MD Law MAYES. LAURICE C Taurus Washington. O C. Law Student Bar. Black Am Law Student and Am Bar Assocs, Phi Alpha Delta Barrister. SBA Newsletter. Reporter Ed. MILES VALERIE C Libra Jemesvlile. New York Law-Advocacy Am. Bar. and Balsa-Black Am Law Student Assocs.. Phi Alpha Delta Rep.. SBA Newsletter. Delta Sigma Theta. Vice-Circuit Govornor. Special Asst to the Pres MITCHELL RONALD F Washington. DC Law Delta Tneta Phi. internal I. Law Society OUTLAW IDA JOY Leo Suffolk. Virginia Law Student Bar Assoc. Howard Law Journal Who's Who In Am Col Univ Cert ot Scholastic Achievement on Achiovomont on 1st Yr Law Sch Exams. Mem of Howard Crim Justice Clinic- 1974-75 PALMER. WILLIAM R Aquarius Morristown. N J Law LEWIS. LOSSIE M Gemini Lisbon. Louisiana MACALUSO. JUDITH N Libra Washington. DC. Law Prisoner Counseling Seminar lnternat'1 Wool Court ana Client Counseling Competitions. Law Students in Court METERS TERRYLN P Taurus Dayton Ohio Law MICHEL HUBERT 6 L Oro Washington DC. Law S B A . 1st Year Class Rep MORENO TOMAS A Aquarius Jamaica N Y Public Lav Judo ODELL. PATRICIA A Taurus Memphis. Tenn Law Phi Alpha Delia. Law Frol Am Bar Assoc . Sluaeni Div PARKER CARRIE D CaO Baltimore Md Proper ty Tax B A L.S A Black Am Law Sludoni Assoc PARRISH. ROSE M Leo Baltimore Md Property Law Black Am Law School Assoc POTACK. RICHARD Ar.es Philadelphia PA Law PRICE. JAMES K Gemini Silver Spring MO Law Della Theta Phi REVIS GODFREY A Leo Washington. DC Law Delta Theta Ph. Law Frat RICHARDS GLORIA M Taurus Kitty Guyamo. South Am Internal'! Law Student Barr Assoc - Sec Internal! Law Soc Black Am Law Student Assoc Phi Alpha Delta Legal Fraternity Assistant Clerk SATTERFIELD. DELORES Pisces Baltimore Md Law Phi Alpha Delta Frat SBA. Black Lawyers Conference. Deans L st University ol Hawaii Unpublished Honor Thesis SHINES. GAYLE 8 Gemmi Washington. DC. Law SMILEY BOBETTE Y V.ryo Cleveland Ohio Law Delta Theta Pm Legal Frat SMITH HERBERT E Leo Washington. D C Law Phi Alpha Oeltd Legal Frat. Alpha Phi Alpha Frat Inc. OUEEN. EVELYN E C Ar.es Washington. D C Low Law Journal, Barrister. Pm Alpha Delta, Exec Ed Barrisler REED ALFONZO Gom.n. Old Greenwich. Conn Law Delta Theta Phi. Law Frat. Parliamentarian. Earl Warren Legal Tra.n School RlSKER. FREDERICK L Cancer Detroit. Michigan Property Law Lavs Students Civil Rights Research Counsel-Chr , Natl Lawyers Gmld-Chr Securities Exchange Commission Clime ROBINSON JEANNE Taurus Washington. D C Law Phi Alpha Delta, Internafl. Moot Court SIMMS. DANIEL T Washington. D C Law Delta Theta Phi S B A Law Journal Invitee. Am Jurisprudence Award SIMS. ROBERT L Leo Queens N Y Criminal Justice Law Journal. Nal I Moot Court Competition. Internal! Law Soc Phi Alpha Delta Law Frat 2nd yr Class Pres . S 8 A V Pres SMITH. KIRK C Scorpio Washington. D C Low Phi Alpha Oeita. Am AsSOC SMITH. WILLIAM M Washington. D C Law Omega Ps. Phi Frnl . Inc -Bastions. Phi Alpha Della Law Inter.. 1st yr Class Treasurer 2nd yr Class Treas Student Bar Assoc -Treas SOLOMON. GERALD P Say. Los Angeles CA Law SPENCER. BEVERLY A Pisces Tyler. Texas Law Moot Court Competition Delta Theta Phi Law Frat. Assco E J Law Journal. 1st yr. class V Pres. Recipient of Outstanding Seruces Award- 73. Moot Competion Award-'74. Earl Warren Scholar Recipient STRIPLING EARNF.ATINE Y Libra Savanna. GA Law Barr.ster- 72-74 Exec Stall Sludent Bar Assco- 73-74, Ed. S8A Newslottor-73-74. Curriculum Comm Assco Ed-73-74 TERRELL JOY A Sag Cheverly, MD Commercial Law Student Bar Assoc., Phi Alpha Do ta SBA Rep -2nd yr Class TOMPKINS ARNOLD R. Washington D C Law TRAWICK. CHERYL Libra Wash rgton. D C Law WADE ED Virgo Cicve , Ohio Law Law Student fo' Employee's Rights, Student tor the Year WALKER. ARTHUR L Lakeland. FI. Law Delta Theta Phi Legal Frat, ITT Social Club. Master oi Rituals STE8BINS DANA 6 Scorpio Balho MD Law Dolta Thota Phi Law Frat In! Mid-East Regional Dir -Black Am Law Student Assco Student Articles Ed -Howard Law Journal STEWART. TERRY Scorpio Washington DC Public Law Delta Theta Phi Law Frat THOMAS. WALTER JR. Pisces Miami Fi Law Cnm Justice Clime. Moot Court Team. Phi Alpha Delta Legal Frat. Am Bar Assoc. (Student Div Law Sch Greene Found Scholar, ships THOMPSON BRIAN A Tauras Compton Cal Law Law Sch Basketball Team. Pres Student Bar Assco.. Nat I Dir ol Community Services Black Am Law Student Assco TYNES. VICTOR H Washington DC Law Delta Theta Phi Tteas ol law Sen. VANCE. W J Libra Cl eve . Ohio Law WALLS. HAL JR Libra Bragg City MO Law Law journal, Book Revew Editor WARD CURTIS A Scorpio Jamaica West Indies Law Jamaica Nat'is Ass n., Jamaica Nat is Soccer Club. Internal I Law Soc Student Bar Assn Public Relations OHicer. Organization ol Am States Fellowship WARTHEN JAY F Gemini San Francisco. Cal. Law Alpha Phi Alpha Frat WASHINGTON. CALVIN Cap Chiton. Texas Law Law Journal. Martin Luther King Fellowship WHITE. LA BRENDA E Cancer Indianapolis. Ind. Law Nat'l Moot Court Competition. Law Journal WILLOUGHBY. CHARLES J. Loo Boston Mass. Law Pin Alptia Delta Frat Inter-nai l Moot Court. Asst Ed.-Barmster Explorers. 2nd yr Law Scholar., Intercol.. Sports-Bowling, Tennis. Chess WEBSTER WENDELL W Cancer Washington. D.C. Law Law Journal. Crim Justice Clinic, ABA Law Student Div . Ed.-m-Chief of Law Journal. Ain Award Property WHITE. BLINE A Scorpio Baltio . Md. Law Alpha Phi Alpha Fiat . Phi Alpha Delta Internal! Legal Frat WOOD. BRENDA M Aquarius Washington. D.C Law Law Journal. Student Art.cles Ed WORD. THOMAS Gemini Washington. D.C Law Phi Alpha Delta Marshal, Academic Scholarship 279 First Year Mahamed Bah Jeffrey Bates Robert Ben William Brewer Gerald Briscoe Duane Brown Marvin Demon Mortimer Coward Charles Crosby Michael Bieber Daryl Boatwright Leila Brown 8lanche Bruce Alien Dale Richard Engram Jr Gregory Freeman Pamela Johnson Waverty Jones Dobbs Jordan James Jordan Fell Kwabenah Williams Larkins John Maisei Elam© Parker Mel Perry ins Reeves Stanley Stone Lee Weekes Nathaniel Williams Second Jimmy Mayo Thomas Newton Jeannette Outlaw Arthur RoynoWs Jr Gerald Robinson Robert Smith Paula Williams John Woodruff Year Woodrow Berry Laura Bonn Victor Bryonl Larry Coloman Clarence Counts Jr Linda Eisenhut E wood GiOson Derrick Gloss Janice Got son James Holmes Lynetie James Raymond Johnson Lauckiand Nicholas Nnenna Obiona R� ckie Pearson Catherine Sharp Ronald Spratt Kenneth Thomas VV il am Evans Frederick Ford Leslie Fora Georgia Green Robert Haroin Mohammed Hvdirg Gwendolyn Jones William Martin Cora Miller Larry Per shay Herachelie Reed Anthony Roberts Gloria Washington Alton Woods College of Liberal Arts Dean Robert Owens feels that we should be more appreciative of the differences of Blackness. As an educator. I feel that we should become more mindful of the individual spirit, rather than that of traditional education. Education, to him. represents ideas and understanding what they mean. Dean Dr. Robert Owens Dean Owens sees Howard as an. “interrelated, interculturol educational center, whicn works for the common good of all.” The University should produce people to compete in every field. The role of Howard is that of dispensing the truth and becoming a part of the educational arsenal of all its students. Associate Deans Dr. Clarence M. Lee Not Shown: Dr. William A. Banner 285 Major Anthony Brown Aerospace Studies Dr. Arthur N. Thorpe Astronomy and Physics Mrs. Mary L. Hunt College Research Services Dr Edwin J. Foster Learning System Department Heads Dr Russel L Adams Afro-Amencan Studies Df. Frank Snowden. Jr Classics Dr. Moddie Taylor Chemistry Marie C Taylor Botany Ramsford Palmer Economics Alexander B Gardner Comprehensive Sciences Program 287 Dr David Schwartzman Geology and Geography Dr. Charles Niton English Department Heads Dr Harold Lewis History Dr David Korn German and Russian Dr. Doris Adler Humanities Mr. James A. Donaldson Mathematics Col. Samuel D. Stroman Military Science Alexander Gardner Comprehensive Sciences Dr. Joyce Cook Honors Program Department Heads Dr. Leslie Hicks Psychology Dr. Herman J Tyrance Physical Education and Recreation Dr. Marion Willis Romance Languages Not Shown: Dr. Charles W. Harris Political Science Not Shown: Ducarmel Bocage Social Sciences James F. Scott Sociology and Anthropology Dr. Franklin Ampy Zoology 291 Carolyn Payton Director of University Counseling Clive Smith Director of Statistic Laboratory LASC Liberal Arts Student Council (L-R) Row 1: Kevin Howell. Elaine McCloud. Sandra Smith, Lazette Jackson. Rudy McCollum; Row 2: Michael Espy, Lou Brown, Luther Brown; Row 3: Earl Ferguson. Gregory Clayton. Marsha (Hisiani) Lillie. Letitia Williams. Nikki Scope. Sandra Hall. Ras Canrady Junior Class Officers (L-R): Wanda Hendricks-Secretary. Edward Hailes-V.Pres.. Elaine McCloud-Pres.. James A. Wimbush-Treas., Letitia Williams-Representative Seniors ADEGORUSl FRANCIS Cancer Silver Spr rg Mrt Micro- Biology Ondo 4 International Stud Union ADEYEVO SAMUEL Scorpio Imesi-Ekili Nigeria PoMica Science APLEY DORETMEA H Leo Takoma Park Md Spanish Spanish Club. Sparatlm Travel Grant Aipna Kappa Ps. ATKINS. CHARLES Cap Okla City. Okla Political Science Aman Pistol-Rifle Club. Pol Sc«nce Society. Board of Trustees Jr Class Rep Phi 8eta Kappa Pi Sigma Alpha Alpha Kappa Della Deans List. Natl Com Scholar BALL. DAVID Sag Washington. DC Poi Sc i BAILEY ARLENE I LiDra Peilh Arnboy. N J Psychology D C Protect. Organ ol Atrcan Studies. Black Stu Psychology Assoc BARNARD MARVIN Leo Bronx. N Y Zoology Pre-Med Dent Club Chess Club MUSA Elec Comm Dorrr Council. Pres Asst Ore Hall. Lab Prep Asst Pres ot Beta Kappa Chi. Chess Club Sponsor. Nat i Comp Scholar. Dean s L� si Phi Beta Kappa Beta Kappa Chi BECKFORD. LESLIE Libra Mount Vermon. N Y Psychology Black Psy Club. Soui Squad. Campus Pais. Chess ROTC. OulStandmg MSII Student AMPAH FRANKLYN K Gemini Arlington. Va Zoology Lawn Tennis. Ping Pong, Soccer Badminton ANIMASHAUN MOSES A Aquarius Lagos-State-Lag. Nigeria Economics Economics Club. Ntgorian Student Union AWATEFE. K6HINDE J. Sag Sape e Nigeria. W Africa Pre-Med-Dent Club. Soccer Tenms Swimming BACON. BYRON L Aquarius Washington 0 C Zoology Alpha Phi Omega Campus Pals Bison BAKER, MOOREAN M Scorpio Washington. D.C Zoology Modern Dance Club BARBARA. CONSTANCE O Virgo Wnslpury LI. NY Political Science Swing Phi Swing. Soul Squad HUSA L A Studont Council BERKELEY. THEODORA Aquarius Washington. D.C English Lit BELCHER MONICA Tauras Washington. DC Political Science ABBOTT. BERNARD Gemini New York N Y Zoology Mom Pre-Mod Pro-Dont United Ministries. Dean's list Honor Program ABUNN PAUL Ale Va Political Science International Students Union. Atncan. Students Org Pol. Science Society ADENIRANYE. OLADAPO Aries Hyattsville Md Geogoty AKUCHIE. FABIAN Cancer Washington. D C Soc Biology Soccer. Table Tennis. Public Relations Oil . Sec Black Students Union DAVID ALLMONO Libra Smithfietd Va History Dean s List (71-73). Lorraine Wms Scholarship Award. Camp Foundation Scholarship ANDERSON LEWIS Dotrort. MiCh Sociology The Naviqators. Dean s List. AKD Soc . Honors Society BAKER. CLEADIS Anes Nashville. Tonn Alro-Amencan Studies BALTIMORE. MIRIAM Sag Wash.nglon. DC. English Alpha Phi Omega T ref old Court. Alpha Phi Omega Queon, Alpha Phi Omega Frai Court Chapel Usher ACKER. DANIEL JR LOO Glenhardcn. Md Histo'y Chancellor Wms Mis Society ADAMS. 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Texas Microbiology Della Sigma Theta, German Club SMITH. KENNETH Sag Greenville. Miss. Chomislry ROTC. PreMed'Deni Club. Judo Club SMITH. MARCIA Cancer Landover Md Zoology Bison. Pre-Mod Dent Club. HU Cho r SEDGWICK. LAWRENCE Sag Washington. D C. Political Science SHAMBOURGER YOHNNIE Virgo Phila.. Pa Physical Ed Wine Ps Phi SHEPPARD. LEON Aquarius Umontown. Penna. Political Science SINGFIELD. CYNTHIA Sag St Louis. Missouri Political Science Dean s List SLOAN. KAREN Virgo B klyn. N Y Psychology Statician with Swimming Team, Sociology Club SMITH, JAMES Sag Silver Spring. Md Sociology Soul Squad. ROOT S SMITH. SANDRA Lihra Washington. D C Mathematics Save Change Black Schools. Somm of African Liberation. Pi Mu Epsilon SMITH, SHEILA Leo Jersey City, N.J Psychology French Club. Slimnastics Club SPENCER. LINDA Leo Washington. D.C Physical Education Varsity Basketball 4 Volleyball STALEY. BERNADINE Aries Phila. Pa Sociology D.C Project STEARNE. ANITA Aquarius Oknylgec. Okla Psychology Dean’s Honor Roll. Phi Bela Kappa Psi Ch STEWART. THEODORE Virgo Huntington. L I., N Y Chemistry Pre-Med Dent Club. Phi Beta Kappa Bota Kappa Chi TALLEY. GREGORY Gemin, Washington. D C Sociology Sccrology Anthro Club TAYLOR DeVERNE Virgo Washington. D.C. Zoology Pr©. Wed Dent Club TERRELL. MICHELLE LCO South Plainfield. N J Physical Education Gospel Choir. Phys Ed. Majors Club THOMAS. FRANCIS Gemini Dist. His. Md. Psychology. Sociology Omega Pso Phi Frat. Inc , Hu Lamba Bama Beau Court. Soc. Anttuo. Club STANSBURY. CYNTHIA Pisces Nowark N J. Sociology Alpha Kappa Delta. Omega Sweetheart ST CLAIR ELEANOR Aquarius Asheville N C Political Science Seita Sigma Theta STRACEHAM. MlCHEAL Career Miami. Florida Political Science R 0.0 T S . Dean's List TALBERT. DOROTHY Scorpio Wilmington. Def English Soul Squad Deans List. Alncan Liberation. Concert Choir. HUSA Elections Committee TAYLOR KARLA Aquarius Indianapolis. Ind Psychology Black Psy Assoc . Honors Program Psi Chi TAYLOR. MlCHEAL Sag Hampton. Va. Botany Gamma Epsilon Theta, AAS, Pre-Med Dent Club THOMAS. PHYLLIS Cap. Corpus Christ!. Texas Economics Soul Squad. Homecoming Comm.. Economic Club. Ooan's List. Psi Chi Honor Society THOMAS. RICHARD Virgo Columbia. Md. Sociology THOMPSON. SOPHIE Virgo San Antomo. Texas Zoology THORPE. MARLA Scorpio Jacksonville. Fla Political Science Alpha Kappa Alpha, Kappa Sweetheart. Bison. Pres of Bothune Hall TUCKER, SCHERRI Tauras Washington. D.C Anthropology Soc Anthro. Club TURNER. LANA Aquarius Orlando. Fla Pre-Med Delta S gma Theta. Pre-Med'Dent Club. Homocoming Committee Gamma Sigma Sigma WALKER. CAHETTA Leo Kansas City. Mo. Political Science WALKER. DIANNE Beaumont. Texas Zoology WALLS. CAROL Piscos San Francisco. CaM. Spanish Homecoming Comm , Franer Hall Jud Board. Spanish Club WALTON. DERRICK Aquarius Shelton. Conn Zoology Omega Psi Phi Frat. Intramural Football Basketball. Senior Class Camp Comm , (Dr D ) TUCK. DEBORAH Cancer Lumbcrton. N.C Political Science Project Hip. Soul Squad TUCKER. ERNEST JR loo Detroit. Mich Sociology VALENCIA. DANA Virgo Corona. L.I.. N Y. Zoology Med-Dont Club. Atro-American Stu Assoc.. Homecoming Committee. D.C Child. March (or Survival Vaughan. LEAH Cap Phila . Pa Zoology Pre-Mod Dont Club. Mod-Start Program. Dean s List WALKER. KEITH Virgo BuKpalOi. N.Y. Sociology LA SC DC Program WALLACE. CRYSTAL Aquarius Beaumont. Texas Political Science Pol So Society. Alpha Kappa Alpha WALTON JR.. FOSTER Sag Tampa. Flo Zoology WALTON. MARVA Aquarius Stratford. Conn Psychology Honor Society 313 WAPLES. FONTAINE Aries Ocean City, Me. Mathematics ROTC Queen, Dean's List. Air Forco ROTC WARRICK. ALAN Gemini Indianapolis. Ind Political Science Omega Psi Phi Frat.. Mart L. King Debate Society MUSA Operation PUSH. Pi Sigma Alpha. Dean's List (71-75). Intramural Basketball COOPER. BENTA Virgo Los Angeles. Call English Homecoming Quoon Court. Chess Club WEAVER. GAYLE PiSCOS Atlanta. Ga. Psychology WELCOME. PATRICK Gemini Berbice. Guyana Economics Criket Club WHITE. CHARLES Sag Arl., Va Economics Econ. Club. Internat'l Club WIFFINTON. PHYLiSS Aquarius Bronx. N Y History D C. Project, Ala 86 WILBANKS. DWIGHT Washington. D.C. History WATLINGTON. ARTURO Pisces St. Thomas. V.l. Political Science Caribbean Assoc .Intramural Baskelbail WEBB. DEAN Scorpio jamacia. N Y Poiiiicai Science WEEKES. CAROLYN Scorpio St. Louis. Mo Zoology Pro-Med WHITE, DESIREE Leo Henderson. N C Political Science Delta Sigma Theta. Honors Program. Pan-Mollcnic Council WHITEHEAD. MELVINA Cancer St Louis. Mo. Soc'Zooiogy Alpha Kappa Dclto. Kappa Alpha PS Sweetheart WILKINSON. VEEDA Virgo Washington. D C Sociology WILLIAMS. BARBARA Leo Aiken. S.C Psychology Psi Chi WILLIAMS. FRANCES Pisces Washington. DC. Psychology Bison. Lampados Court, Homecoming Comm WILLIAMS. GWENDOLYN Scorpio Neptune. N.J. Psychology WILLIAMS PATRICIA Gemini Washington. DC Physical Education Phy Ed Maior s Club. Social Comm WILLIS. GLENDA Pisces Washington. D C Psychology WILSON. JOHNNY Scorpio Washington. D C Physical Ed. Phys. Ed. Motor's Club. Dean's List WILSON TANYA Career Washington. D.C Sociology WRIGHT. ERNEST Gemini Phila Pa. Political Science Omega Psi Phi Frat. Dean s List Honor Program. Delta Beau Court WYSE. MELVILLE Cap Silver Spring. Md Chemistry Pre-Med Denl Club, Deans List. Chem. Honors. O A S WILLIAMS, MARY Cap Washington. D C Political Science WILLIAMS. MAURICE Sag. St Louis. MO Chemistry Campus Pals. Dean's Honor Roll. Kappa Alpha Psi Frat. Homecoming Comm WILLS. BRENDA Gemini New York. N Y Engksh WILSON. DEBRA Aquarius Compton. Calif Political Science Oean s List WINTER. SHERWIN Scorpio Washington. D.C Zoology WOODARD. TYRELL Cancer Silver Spring. Md Sociology Save Change Black School. Dorm Council YANCEY KIM Aquarius Palerson N J Political Science Mend-an Hill Senate. Lampados Court. Gospol Choir YOUNGE. EHIL Libra Silver Spring. Md Economics Economics Club. Econ Honor Society 315 YOUNGE. MARIE Ar S Lawnside. N j Zoology Doha Sigma Theta. Mi Omega. Phi Beta Kappa. Beta Kappa Chi. Zoo Lab Instructor. Varsity Swimming Team Meridian Hill Dorm Council POU JFANFTTE Cap Camden. New Jersey Psychology Delta Sigma Theta 197 Sphinxan Court Underclassmen First Year Susan Alves John Allen Lindo Ames Shirley Anthony Charles Augustus Ans Balkeom James Berryman Ruben Biddy Gary Blanche Leslie Brown Stephen BroA n Bancroft Burke Frank Clyburn Michele Coles Chiquitta Costner Cleveland Anderson Kenneth Anderson Rosanno Andorson Reamous Bonneti Cheryl Bcnmx Debra Bernal Howard Bloundi Sabrena Brawley Donna Braxton Harry Callander Vicky Carodmc Annette Clayton D Juan Cotton Anthony Davis Dcnita Davis 319 First Year Margaret Delaine Darryl Dennis Jackie Dillingham Pamela Downing John Drcner Danny Drew Dobra Farrar Theresa Fiers Robbm Floyd Sabrina Grant) Joy Gordon Frank Griffith Rita Harrison Joyce Hawkms Sarah HemDhill Griailes Dixon Sheila Dorsey Jodi Doug.tis ffl Flocka Duncan Jan Marie Edwards Lisa Evans Wayne Fontaneile Lawans Fugua Sharian Glaze Valerie Hall Jean Hair is Victoria Hams Lewis Henderson Gordenia Henson Ronald Hill Carolyn Hobson Kim Holdip Ronald Hopps Leroy Jerry Towana Johnson Harrel Jollclt Israel King Arlene Knighton Oonck Lawrence Angela Love Barnard Madison Carl Martin Francos McGee Greg Miller Lynne Miller Peggy Howard Selma Jackson Jesse Jenkins Jacques Jones Thedia Jones Vita Jones Cnarlcs Lewis Lisa Lewis Denise Lighttoot Joseph Martin Jacob Marshall Brontola May 321 Emc Myers Kenneth Myers Michael Nehles First Year Gregory Nero Penelope Owens Pamela Pass Bcvorly Randolph Elmo Randolph Andrea Reynolds Angela Ruffin Kenneth Samuel David Samuel Winslow Seale Cheryl Sears Alton Shepard Felicia Smith Monica Smith Mary Spencer Deborah Peaks Norma Pha.ro Duane Poindexter Deborah Robinson Cherylo Rone Lawancta Rosemand Valerie Sanders Deider Saunders Nikki Scope Gale Shivers Cheryl Simpson Catherine Smith Warren Spencer Camille Steams Loonard Stephens William Stockton lynnotto Swam Clarence Taylor Ken Torrence Bobby Turrman Robert Utsey Karen Weaver Michael Wclchcr Trudy White Patrick Wilson Charles Wimberly Camille Wooiard Deborah Threats Wniiam Toles Charles Toiiett Jr Lmette Venerable Atawa Washington Veronica Washington Wilham White Jerry Williamson Wanda Wilson 323 Second Omobayo Aiyzola Geraldine Allen Nathan Bobian David Gyors Mark Caulton William Clarke Bornia Davis Felicia Davis P-erre Dean Kiba Gates Dextor Gibbs Gloria Gibson Willie Hampton Gloria Hilliard James Hunt Year Michelle Borders Cecil Brathwawe Luthe' Brown WoncJy Covay Janie Crowner Jean Daniels Sylvester Egbai Gwendolyn Fleming Christina Gamer Lili an Gilbert Orlando Goodrich Pamela Griffin Shelley Johnson Wavcrly Johnson Gale Kidd Vanessa Kidd Gma Lackey Aprileona Lawson Nazzera McMillan Richard McPayton Candnnce Mitchell Josepn Murray LesliO Norns Arthur Peck Louis Rogers Renee Rogers Gordon Samuol Lynda Thomas Audrey Thurman M'Chaol Turner Horace Littlejohn Pamela Lowe Rudy McCollum Cheryl Mizell David Moshier Peter Multms Olen Reaves Saundra Rivers Vanee Robinson Donna Seay Beverlyn Settles James Thomas Dorselia Jernigan Eileen Walker Ed Wolchor 325 Audroy Whitfield Cheryl Wilson Edward Wilsor Third Hayward Alton James Allen Adr.anne Alston Sandra Baxter Corhso Bough Janet Brabham Varione Butler Cheryl Cole Brenda Chesley Matilda Woodyard Year Patnoa Amadi Valencia Augbon Theresa Bailey Karen Brooks Michael Brooks Morilyn Burton Frances Clarke Gilbert Cody John Cole Theodons Corbeit Ronald Cfoxton Vonda Cureton Ctyde F iiax Earl Forguson Margo Fitzgerald Edward Hailes Debra Harris Gregory Harroc Christopher Hires Eugenia Hudson Pamela Hunter Stephen Jacxson Gregory Johnson DeW Jones its 327 Ja zeMe Dennis Suzanno Dixon Cheryl fcrwin Lawrence Gaffney Linda Gatlin Vernon Giddens Ruth Harvey Wanda Hendricks Seth Hillman Vernicka Irving Margo Jackson Sharon Jackson Sheryle Jones Cassandra Joubert Bonnie Keys Third Andrea Kidd Shirley King William Liggett Andre May Do'iyc McCiam Elaine McCloud Donald Mingo Penelope Mlnter Deborah Moore Veda Patterson Stephanie Quarles Anthony Roberson Bronda Skiilorn Darryl Simret Lavatryce Singheld Year lit Mary Lisby Karen Lloyd Jackie Martin Dimitri MeGhoc Marnyn Mitchell John Mendenhall Brenda Moser. Keyode Oyetulo Pamela Patrick Cassandra Rone Obyrictta Scott Theresa Scott Jackie Smith Harold Subo Marsha Stevons Marvin Stubbs Sylvia Taylor Donald Tempi© Gilbert Vaime Joan Walker Diane Warfield Carol Wilkinson Ravonda Williams Saundra Williams Gerald Thomas Jacqueline Tuck Onnuatuegwu Udcke Judy Watkins Michael Way Joe Webster Donna Wilson Asrat Woldeslassie Debra Young Howard University’s Soul Steppers Director: Richmond Myrick Jr. Assistant Director: William Brawner President: Timothy Bryant 1st Vice President: Regina Romero 2nd Vice President, Duane Casey Treasurer: Larry Stanback Secretary: Cheryl Woods Sergeant at Arms: Marilyn Smith Head Drum Major: Lucious Williams Assistant Drum Major: Terrie Smith Drum Majors: Randal Mangham James Barton 333 Over me pasi year the Howard University Marching Soul Steppers riove brought the spirit ol togetherness beck to the students and the community of Howard during tho football season because ot the unanimous pnoe felt by each person at the games for both the football team and the Soul Steppers. I am sure the football team remembers bumping at Morgan St. to You Got The Love “ During the past the Soul Steppers have marched for a pro-game show and put all other bands to shame (remember North Carolina Central) The band is made up of students of all schools coming together functioning as one. which Is important for any organization. Next year the band marches against Florida A M. Southern University and 3 pro-game shows. So if you think we were Smoking this year wait until next cause we will be on Fire Timothy Bryant President African Experience Week The African Experience was designed to bridge the widening gap of misunderstanding among African people and more specifically to correct the misconceptions of the African personality. Adewale Agunbiadc of the Organization for African Students addressed the audience on the purposes of the week. African Dances 337 To Liberation . . . Ossie Davis delivers Keynote speech at opening of conference. (L-R): R. Wessley Clay Goss Ron Williams J. E. Franklin Alice Childress The Black Writer’s Conference The image of Black Folk in American Literature was the theme of the First National Annual Conference of Afro-American Writers, sponsored this past November by Howard University's Institute for the Arts and the Humanities Those who attended included 30 nationally prominent Black writers On the list were Ossie Davis. Maya Angelou. Joyce Ladner Carrington. John Henrik Clarke, Piri Thomas. Sharon Bell Mathis. Lorenz Graham. June Jordan. John Steptoe Alice Childress. J. E. Franklin. Ron Milner. Eugene Perkins. Richard Wesley. Askia Muhammad Toure. Quincy Troupe. Kalamu Ya Salaam. George Davis. Kristen Hunter Lattnay. Paule Marshall. Ishmael Reed. Charlie Russell, and Lonnie Elder. III. The three-day conference was free and open to the University community, the public and the media. The conference was divided the following main panels of discussion: (1) Non-Fiction; (2) Literature for Young Readers; (3) Playwriting; (4) Poetry. (5) Fiction and. (6) Screenwriting. (L-R): R Wesley. Clay Koss. Ron Milner. J. E. Franklin. Alice Childress. Dr. Andrew Billingsley accepts award from Dr. Stephen Henderson-Director of the Afro-American studies Department for outstanding services in the Humanities field. John O. Killens. welcomed the conferees. Writer-In-Residence and Director of the National Conference of Afro-American Writers. Presiding over the activities was Jean-Marie Miller. Assistant Director of the Howard University's Institute for the Arts and the Humanities. Director John O. Killens projected the feeling that there has already been too much preoccupation with Black is Beautiful”. He. as well as other conference participants showed biased attitudes of the Black Revolution of the Sixties.” Also discussed were some ideas which were of that decade: which included: identity, power of image, art for liberation. and instutionalization of culture. Each of the sessions held met with large turnouts. Among the many notable visitors were Houston Baker. Jimmie Stewart. Tom Cade Bambara. Sara Fabio. Pinkie Gordon Lane. Queen Mother Moore. Eugene Redmond. Tom Feeling. Julian Mayfield, Alvin Poussamt. Eugenia Collier. Everett Hoagland. Eloisc Greenfield. Dorothea Millender. Jean Carey Bond. Clyde Taylor. C.L.R. James and Jerry Ford. Sessions were jammed . . lively . . . informative. . . . and highlighted with distinguished speakers during the week s activities. Stokley Carmichael speaks. College Of Medicine Dean Dr. Marion Mann. M.D., Ph.d. Since Howard University's inception more than 100 years ago. the College of Medicine has trained the vast majority of black physicians in the nation. The original objective of the College of Medicine was to prepare students for the general practice of medicine, and to provide a resource in the basic sciences for the education for the university's student in Dentistry and Pharmacy. In keeping with the increasing demand for specialization. the tremendous growth of medicine as a science, and the widening of horizons revealed by research in the bio-physical and social sciences, the objectives of the College of Medicine have been expanded. In medicine, the college provides the environment for learning by undergraduate medical student, interns residents, graduate and fellows In the paramedical fields, the faculty provides opportunities for learning by technicians and a-ds within the College of Medicine and the Hospital. Associate Deans Dr. Eleanor Franklin. Ph D. Reid Jackson. Ed.D. Department Heads Dr. Lee V. Leak Anatomy Dr. William E. Matory Family Practice Dr. John Townsend Medicine 343 Dr. John A. Kenny, Jr. Dermatology Dr John F J Clark Obstetrics and Gynecology Dr Marvin Jackson Pathology Dr. Willie Turner Microbiology Dr. Don H. Wood Neurology Department Heads Not Shown: Dr. Lawrence M. Marshall. Ph.d-Biochemistry Dr. Melvin E. Jenkins-Podiatrics and Child Health Dr. Samuel C. Bullock-Psychiatry Dr. Harry C. Press-Radiology Dr LaSalle Leffall. Jr. Surgery Dr. Ulrich K. Henschke Radiation Therapy Student Council (L-R Seated) Row 1: Dyann Dash, Lorraine Gillian, Richard Grant-V. Pres.. Earl Matory. Denise Braithwaite Sec.. Fred Corder, Lloyd Charles-Pres; (Standing) Row 2: Peter Ma. Don Thomas. Ray Petis. Jerry Adesomo-Treas.. Leon Butler, Clarence Martin; Row 3; Jimmy Smith. Roger Smith; Not shown: S Pat Dixon. Horace Carson. Ergia Land. Hahk Daniels. Kathi Flowers. Radiologist and patient in Radiotherapy department 347 Video taping tor classroom instruction. Seniors ADAMS. ELSIE P.scos Avondale Mfl Student Council, National Student Medical Association ADDISON. FRANKLIN Pisces Baltimore. Md SNMA BARRETT. SCOTT Leo St Louis. Mo SNMA. Intramural Sports BAIIPPS. GERALD Cap Hyattsville. Md BROOKS CLARENCE Libra Washington, 0 C. BUCKNER ALMA Pisces Washington. D C SNMA Met! Student Council CHANDLER. JESSE JR Cancer Muskogoo. Okla. SNMA SAMA CHARLES. LLOYD Aqua Hyattsville. Md SNMA. Student Council Tutor. Lloyd Newman Service Award ARNDT. STACEY Loo Levittown. New York BACON. TROY Scorpio Hioesvillo. Ga Omega Psi Pm Fraternity. Inc BIRCKHEAO. PHYLLIS Aries Blackstone. Vo Student Council V P SNMA CARSON HORACE Cancor Winter Park. Fla Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. SNWA Student Council BUSH MICHEAL Ar.es Washington DC SNMA CANTWELL. KATHLEEN Taurus Washington DC SNMA SAMA CLEMMONS. JOHN S Scorpio Wash ngton D.C SNMA, Roche Award. Editor ot Med School Journal COOPER. GARY Cancer Washington. D.C SNMA Lange Book Award Kappa Alpha Psi Fral DANIELS. JR . JEWELL Gemim Dayton. Ohio Medicine SAMA SNMA DAWKINS. JESSE Cancer Washington DC Medicine SNMA FLETCHER FLAXlE Cap Washington. D C Medicine Phi Delta Epsilon SNMA. SAMA GORDON STEPHEN Taurus Buffalo. N y Medicine V Pres Senior Class EDWARDS HERBERT Taurus Washington. DC Medicine FLYNN. GAWIN Taurus Washington. DC Medicine KERNISANT LESIY Leo BrOOKland. N Y Medicine Meridian Hill Inlirmanan KIFFIN-LOGAN. ARLENE Virgo Washington. D C Medicine Phi Beta Beta Honorary DIXON STROTHER Cap S'lver Spring Md MecJrcme Sr. Class Pres . SNMA Student Council. Phi Delta Epsilon. Atph Omega Alpha FISHER. JUDITH Aquarius Washington DC Medicine SNMA. SAMA. Phi Delta Ep-Silon. Pres SAMA GOODLOE-GREENE LYNN Gemini Wheaton. Md Medicine Stu-Fac Relation Comm.. Fellowship lor Cancer Research. Tutor HARRIS. JR.. CURTIS Cancer Mt Vernon. N Y Medicine FUNNYE. ALLEN Gemm Georgetown, S C Medicine SNMA. SAMA, Eckankar JACKSON. CARYL Aquarius Washington. DC Medicine Admissions Comm.. Phi Delta Epsilon. Della Sigma Theta MARTIN JACQUELINE Cancer Tallahassee. Florida Medicine SNMA. SAMA. NARI McCANN. THURMA Cap Washington DC Medicine Delegate SNMA Natl Conv., Sec Treas SAMA. Sec Jr. O . Chrmn Communications Comm MORRIS. DOM Gemini Ciemson SC Medicine Exec Comm SNMA, SAMA Student Facuity Committee MUSGRAVE. FRANKLYN St Kitts. West indies Medicine Morns CafriU Award Student Council. Judiciary Board Member OLOWOFOYEKU. BAMISEGUN Aries llesha Nigeria Medicine SNMA OTCHERE AGYEI. EMMANUEL Aries Oxon Hilt. Md Medicine POWE. EMILE Sao Altamont, N Y Medicine Judiciary Committee RAMPEPSAUO. SWAMI Washington D C Medicine SANDERSON. ANDREW Cancer New Carrollton. Md MediCino SNMA SAMA, Pros BKX SANDIFORD PATRICIA Sag West Indies Medicine Beta Kappa Chi. Amur Med Women's Assoc.. SNMA. Inti Club CanDbean Club NELSON JAMES Libra Phila . Pennsylvania Medone NWOKEKEM ENYEfllBE Oxon H.ll, Md Medicine PEAL. RMODA Gemini Washington DC Mediane PIERCE. JOHNNY Cap Memphis. Tenn Medicine Student Counc i. Class Pres. ROBBINS ALEXANDER Gemini Midway. Ala Medicine SNMA. Alpha Phi Alpha ROBERSON CLIFFORD Scorpio Takoma Pk Md Medicine SNMA. Omega Psi Phi SANFORD. WILBUR Libra Los Anoeles. Ca Medicine National Exec Sec Student Natl Modical Assoc. SARTORIO. ERNEST Pisces Silver Hill. Md Medicine 351 SAUNDERS. STANLEY Cap Washington, D C Medicine SNMA Jr Class Rep SMA Convention SHERMAN. ALONZO Leo Brookland. N Y Medicine SNMA SINGLETON KENNETH Libra Silver Spring. Md Median© Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Mod Soc . Pros SENGSTAKE. FREDERICK Cap. Washington. D.C Medicine SMITH RUOYARD Pisces Kingston. Jamaica Medicine TANNA. PETER Ar.es Hyattsvilie. Md Medicine WATKINS. ULYSSES Leo Huntsville Texas Medicine SNMA. Kappa Alpha Psi WILLIAMS. GREGORY Gemini Washington. D C Medicine SNMA SILVER MATTHEW LiDra Rivorda'o. Md Medic ne SIMMONS. EARNEST Taurus Brunswick. Ga Medicine SNMA Alpha Phi Atpna SMITH BARRY Cap Hyattsv lie Md Medicare SNMA, Alpha Phi A pna Pros.. Jr Class SMITH. ELLIECE Sag Adelphi. Md Medicine SNMA TEEKAH GEORGE Aries Georgetown, Guyana Medicine SNMA UDOH. NNAEMEKA Cap Niger-a Medicme V Pres Jr Class WESLEY. BARBARA Aquarius Phila . Penn Median© SNMA. Chrmn Conv Comm Recruitment Committee WRIGHT. KIRBY Taurus Silver Spring Md Medicine 353 355 IURSING • NURSING • NURSIN iursjng-nurs|ng- nursing-nursii 'lursmanucrmonursinci-nucri Dean School of Nursing In order lo provide a comprehensive approach to nursing education, the College of Nursing embraces the philosophy that man is a unique, dynamic being and functions as a total person-personality. His spiritual, psychosocial, biological and cultural components all interact to influence his behavior. Considering these factors, the College believes in the inherent worth and dignity of the individual and maintains that nursing education concerns itself with all aspects of the individual as he functions m social systems. Further, his interpersonal relationships in terms of his perceptions influence his life and health The College of Nursing contents that man should develop to his maximum potential, and assistance should be available to him as necessary for to do such. Anna B. Coles. Ph.D. Assistant Dean Mary Ann Anderson Department Chairman Beatrice Atderly Medical-Surgical Nursing Doris Carter Community Mental Health Nursing Not Shown: Winifred Cameron Materal Child Nursing Student Council (L-R) Row 1: Vanda Scott-Senior Rep Rosalyn Farmbry-Sec.. Row 2: Sharon Livington-Senior Rep.. Shedericka Edwards-Pres.. Jouce Convington-Sec . Karen Richardson-Treas Seniors AKINKUOWO. GRACE CAp Ondo. Nigeria Nursing ALLEN. LINDA Aquarius Washington. DC Nursing Groove Phi Groove Sweetheart. Homecoming Queen's Comm CLARK LUEVONNIE Scorpio Birmingham. Ala Nursing Queen s Comm . Social Comm Nursing Assoc . Social Comm COVINGTON. JOYCE Scorpio Hyalisville. MO Student Nurs Assoc . Curriculum Comm. Social Comm. DAVIS. JEAN Pisces Tushegee. Ala Nursmg DIXON. JOYCE Scorpio Washington D C Nursing DCSNA. Queen Comm . Grievance Comm Float Comm EDWARDS. SHEDENCKA Virgo Washington DC D C Surv Project. DCSNA. Judiciary Board. V P Nurs School FARMBRY ROSLYN Aquarius Philadelphia Penna Nursmg Campus Pal s. Nurs Student Council ANDERSON JACOUEllNE Virgo Takoma Park Md NurSiro Dean’s List CHARITY BARBARA Sag Norwalk. Conn J V Cheer leader. Student Nursing Assoc. CUNNINGHAM BEVERLY Gommi Washington 0 C Nursing CURTIS GAYLE Scorpio Jacksonville. Fa HUSA Rep.. SNA Ubiquity. Pro-Med Dent Club DOVER. REBERTA Sag Guyana. S A Nursmg DC SNA. judo Team. Guyana Assoc EASLEY. CAMILLA Aquarius Washington DC Nursing FERGUSON YVONNE Leo Jamaica W I Nursing GRANT N JEAN Cap Oxon Hill, Md Nursing Student Nursing Assoc HINES RUTH Aquarius Boston Mass Nursing Sigma Them Tou Student Council Queen's Comm HOLMES. RHEBA Arios Oxon Hill. Md Nursmg Queen Student Nursing Assn Dean’s List KING EDNA Cap Murphysboro III Nursing DCSNA DCSR. Junior Class Pres t ACEV CARMEN Gemini Buffalo N Y AKA Sorority. Campus Pals. Nu Lambda Bama. RA LIVINGSTON SHAHON Scorpio Washington DC Nursmg Queens Court Ch Eta Phi Sorority. Scholarship MARSHALL JANICE Pisces Washington DC Nursing DCSNA Hoa'lh Professions Scholarship OBlCHERE ANTHONIA Cancer Washington D C Nursing PARSON MARSHEA Ar.es Washington. D C Nursing Student Nurses Assn JACKSON. VALERIE Pisces Washington DC Nursing Student Nursmg Assn KERR PATRICIA Scorpio Trinidad w i Nursmg Tuition Scholarship. DCSNA LANG. KAROLYN Pisces Washington. D C National Student Nursmg Assn. LEWIS. PAMELA Pisces Washington. DC Queon s Comm Social Comm DCSNA LOGAN JOANN V.rgo Montclair. N J Nursmg DCSNA. NSNA, HUSA Rep Deans List Soul Souad MASON. VANESSA Libra Washington. D C. Nursing PATTERSON. EDITH Leo Pawling. N Y Nursmg Angel Flight. Dean s List RICHARDSON KAREN Libra Trenton. N.J Nursing DCSNA Groove Phi Groove Sweetheart Infr ROACH. MARIT2A Loo Panama Nursing Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Fashion Show. Project Hip. Tutor. Campus Pals R08INS0N NELLIE Cancer Takoma Park. Mci Nursing SIMS. S ERLEAN Aquarius Coatesviiie. Pa Nursing Tution Schlor Judiciary Comm SMITH. DEANNA Cap Washington. D C Nursing TEAL. KAREN Scorpio Philadephia. Po Nursing Catntz Service Award THOMSON VERITY Tauras Monrovia. Liberia Nursing Dean s List WISE CAROLE Sag Washington DC Nursing SCOTT. VANDA Cap. Jamaica. N Y Nursing Dean s List SIMMS. CAROLYN Gemm Washington, D C Nursmg Student Nurse's Assn SUPEL. SIGMA Leo Elizabeth. N J. Nursing Gospel Choir. Dean s Lisi TANDY. ALBERTHA Pisces Landover. Md. Nursmg OCSNA TOQE, DEBORAH Gemini Washington D C Nursing WHITE. PHYLLIS Aries Mebane. N C Nursing WRIGHT ARNEITESaq Hyattsvitlo. Md Nursing 365 Undergraduates—First Year Debra Ballard Indy 8rown Catherine Chambliss Sandra Cosby Vlvi Jackson Brenda Robinson Barbara Todd Yvonne Williams Judi Daniels Nadtno Eads Karla Henry Second Year Jervette Ashton Lenore Battle Wendy Clark Cbcrryt Jones Val Norris Carol Ouander Third Year Adriana Millington LaJoy Mosby Sandra Nicholson Thalia Eaton Cheryie Taylor Debra Utley Angela Wyatt i Dean Dr Ira A. Robinson Assistant Dean Chairman of the Pharmacy Department Dr. Roy C. Darlington College of Pharmacy and Pharmacal Sciences The College of Pharmacy and Pharmacal Sciences supports the philosophy that the value of human life is supreme and that a healthy body and mind may properly be regarded as a human right. All activities of the College in teaching, research, and public service, are directed toward the development and nurturing of skills and analytical, attitudinal and other professional attributes, the principal objective of which is the preservation and enhancement of the quality of human life. In order to fulfill this responsibility, the College of Pharmacy and Pharmacal Sciences provides educational and training experiences which develop pharmacists and pharmacal scientists possessing competence in contributing. directly or indirectly, to the delivery of high quality pharmaceutical services to the public and to other health and allied health professionals. Graduates of the College of Pharmacy and Pharmacal Sciences are to be capable of engaging in a variety of contemporary and future professional practices - inclucl community and institutional pi rnacy. manufacturing, research, teaching and wholesaling - the ultimate objective of which is the well being of people. Department Heads Or. Janiad Kapadia Bio-Medicinal Dr Theodore Zalucky Pharmacy I Not Shown: James Tyson-Acting Chairman of Health Care Administration 369 Seniors AOEKUNLE. TAlRU Aquarius Nigono SNPHS SPHA ADENOOl TUNDE Virgo Nigeria V Pres. Sr Class. Rho Chi AHAMBA YOUNG Aquarius Nigeria AKANDE. KAREEN Sog H att5ville Md SNHHA Student Council ANIBABA. DENNIS Aires Nigeria Soccer APHA NPHA ARUNA NOJIM Sag Hyattsvillc Md CLARK. LYNN lSALA Cap Philadelphia, Pa Who's Who Studont Activities Award Biacfc Apothecary Award COUTRIER OLIVER Cap Amityville N Y Omega Pfti Phi Frat BOOTH ERROL Taurus Jamaica. W i CARROLL WILLIAM Gemini Chicago. Ill ADESINA AJIBADE Cap. Washington D.C. AOUNOLA. FOLA Taurus Rockville Md Pros Jlh Yr Class. Rho Chi Honor Soc ANDY. EMMAH Washington. D C ANDY. GRACE Libra Nigcr.o APHA. SNPHA CRANOON MILDREO Libra Washington DC SAPHA Rho Chi. Hilltop Board. Senior Class Pros DoVERA LIGAYA Scorp-o Phillip! nes SNPHA ENYl. IKE Gemini Nigeria APHA. SNPHA. Int i Students Assn GOOLSBY. JOYCELYN Libra Chattanooga. Tenn. SNPHA. APHA HAPTEMARIAM. ALMAZ Libra Indianapolis. Ind HENRY. RONALD Tauras Oarby. Pa. Groove Phi Groove Fellowship. Panhellenic Council. SNPA. SAPHA KENNEOY POLEDI Cancer Silver Spring, Md SNPHA. SAPHA ROOTS. WPA. Pharmacy Studenl Council KUEDITUKA HELENE Aries Zaire. Africa MASON. PHYLLIS Scorpio Petersburg. Fia SNPHA. APHA. Secy 4th Year Class MILES. JOSETTE Cap Washington. D C ROOTS. SNPHA Black Apothecary Pharmacy Student Council GRAHAM. BEVERLY Sag Winston-Salem. N C. SAPHA Rho Chi Honor SOC.. Deans Lis!. National Competivo Scholarship. Resident Asst. GUlME. PEREGRINA Loo Hyattsville. Md Rho Chi Honor Society JACKMAN. LAURALINDA Scorpo Los Angeles. Ca ROOTS Symposium. SNPHA Senior Class Rep.. NBSSO Convention JOHNSON. ARCHIE Cancer New Orleans. La KIRBY. BARBARA Libra Hyattsv lie. Md SNPHA LONG. ALBERT Sag. St Louis. Mo. APHA. ROOTS. SNPHA MOHTASHEMI. FEREYDOUN Tauras Hyattsville, Md. Dean' List. Tonms Club, Chess Club. Rho Chi Honor Society MYERS. ERIC Cancer Tampa. Fa. Pharmacy Student Council, Chess Club. Class Rep. ONUMAH. INYIMA Scorpio Nigeria OSUNTUYI. PAUL Cancer Nigena RAMKISSOON. RAOHICA Cap Takoma Park. Md RICHARDS. PATRICIA Virgo Aloiondna. Va STEPHENSON. LUCIUS Virgo Washington, DC. SCIS. APS ASMP. SNPS. Tuition Scholarship SUDAMA. ROSIE Sag Trinidad. W l TWIGGS. RUDOLPH Aquarius Tampa. Fa. UJAMAA. Campus Pals. R A . D C. Project. APHA ENOH. UMOREN Tauras Hyattsv lle. Md, PEBBA CHEYSSOULA Aries Washington. D.C. PEOPLES. JOCELYN Virgo Hollywood. Fa. SNAPH. APHA. Band SMITH. CHRISTIAN Pisces Sierra Loone ROOTS Black Apothecary Newsletter. SNPA STARKS. CAROLYN Pisces Washington. D C SNPHA. SAPHA SYKES. MELBA Aquar us Washington, D.C TAYLOR. GARY Scorpio Philadelphia. Pa Omega Psl Phi Frat.. Dorm Council. SAPHA SNPHA WILLIAMS. BARBARA Gemini Washington. D C WILLIAMS. PATRICIA Tauras Grenada W i Bison Yearbook. Black Apothecary Pharmacy Student Council 373 Undergraduates—First Year Linda Bakersville Roger Cothram Joseph Falegbe Tyrelle Ferguson Second Year Samson Esochaqhi Bunny Goode Janices Jacques Beverly Mims Marva Lisa Scott Wymece Speed Ruth Walker Reginald Seales Stephen Webb Kenneth Okolo K Panasethana Caleb Sangodeye Third Year Fola Akinsiku Wayne Allard Okishuia Anbi5.il Robert Ayodeji Sharon Harris David Houston Rerrwgius iheagwara James Johnson Lows Myles Bda Oiukunce Wmette Sherard Nnebumee Wogu Sondra CovmglO'i Ian Douglas Julius Fashesm Artnur Jones Jiann Lm Carlyle Mark Fourth Year Kamoru Akinfenwa Samson Akiofle Funso Bada Claretta Bookert Akinkoutu Oluwamuye Acting Dean Dr. Talbot O. Shaw School Of Religion Talbot O. Shaw, acting Dean of the School of Religion states, My belief is that any attempt at defining Black identity must include the Black Church. The Black Church has influenced the Black family. Black politics, Black economics. Black education and the notion of self worth. The School of Religion's role is that of helping the student understand who he is coupled with what his potential is. The school requires all it’s students to take courses in the Black experience as it relates to the Church and the rest of the world as well. Religion students are also required to take courses in Black heritage, heritage. Dean Shaw feels that Howard is working toward becoming a community oriented university, although there are some areas that need improvement. “The School should make the community more aware of its resources, so that they might be utilized by people in the community”, states Dean Shaw. He also said that steps should be taken to create a cooperative approach to Black education within the University so that one day Social Work, Law School, School of Religion, Department of History might have an inter-acting curriculum. Student Assembly Who said all we do is preach? Preach we must, but that’s not all! , says Robert Dingle a member of the School of Religion Student Assembly. A fact well evidenced by the extensive number of activities sponsored by the Religion School's Student Assembly. Activities ranged from sponsoring food baskets for needy families to a contribution of $50.00 for the JoAnn Little Defense Fund. They were also responsible for organizing the Howard delegation of demonstrators at the P.U.S.H. rally on King's birthday. And the activities did not end with these accomplishments. Looking out for its own. the student assembly added $150.00 to the Ethel Williams Scholarship Fund and provided internships for two of its students. (L-H): Row 1: Rickey Dingle-Chr. Outreach Comm.. Robert Stewart. Margarette Stubbs-Pres., Curtis A Engram. Willa C. Cooper.Treas.. Row 2: James A Francis. Algis Rousseau-Sec . Dean Crawford Newman Christian Association (L-R) Front to Back: 1. Vonnie Washington 2. Lisa Farrington 3. Margo Smith 4. Marian McElroy 5. Gregory Freeman 6. Jacob Marshall Jr. 7. Fr. Martin Madison 8 Winston Murry 9. Ronald Jackson United Pentecostal Association (L-R): 1. Darryl James 2 Judy Young 3. Sharon Whittaker-Pres. 4. Martha Jones 5. Velma Blue 6 Betty Short 7. Rev Steve Short-Advisor Seniors COOPER. WILLIA Tauras Washington. O.C. Roligious Eo Student Council Treas.. Nan-nic Burrough Scholarship DINGLE RICKEY Cap New York City. N Y Religion 381 GOLDEN. JAMES Sag Hampton. Va. Religion CAR Program STUBBS, MARGO Virgo Religion in Arts Nassau. Bahamas Roligioos Student Assn. VINCENT. SUFFRANT Cap Haiti. W.l. History ot Christianity 383 'Wl School Of Social Work The School of Social Work must expand its programs and offerings in meeting its obligations to the community, and in continuing to train social work professionals at the highest levels of competence. Toward these ends, our objectives over the present academic year and for the next few years are as follows: 1) The establishment and implementation of our Continuing Education Program that was approved by the Board of Trustees in December. 1974. Our first offering will go forth in the Spring and Summer of 1975. 2) The establishment of a Ph.D. program in Social Welfare at the School. Our proposal for this will be sent to the Graduate Council and Board of Trustees, this Spring. 3) Further work and development of a Bachelor of Social Welfare degree program in cooperation with the College of Liberal Arts. 4) The further development of an International Program, continuing the start we made in Jamaica during the Summer of 1974. Plans include prac-ticum for our student in the Carribbean and in Africa. I al Dean Chun states. Our overall objective within the context of the above is for excellence in all of our programs and efforts, and to be of service to the Black community as we train professional social workers, competent to deal with the many complex problems within society. Assistant Dean Dr. Joan Wallaco Department Heads Eva M. Stewart Practicum Dr. Lewis W. Carr Research Wilheimma Petite-Manr Micro Dr. Mark Battle Marco Student Association (L R): Elva Greene. Ronald Cooper. Sandra Marshall. Burton Jones Seniors ANTHONY. DOROTHY Virgo Washington. D C Sooal Work Administration ARRINGTON, MARTHA Pisces Washington. D C. Social Work BAHRIP. CHERYL LiOra Now York City Social Work NAABSW BANKS EBIE Virgo Washington. 0 C. Social Work Administration NABSW BOYD PAMELA Leo Washington, DC Social Work BRADLEY. GAYLE Leo Alexandria Va. School Admin Policy. NABSW NASW. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Inc CAMERON, LAURiNDA Aries Norfolk. Va Social Work CHRISTIAN. VERA Pisces Hyattsvllie Md Social Work ASKEW. BARBARA Virgo Orlando. Fla Social Work NASW. NABSW. Hospitality Comm. AUSTIN ANGELINA Gcm.nl Washington D C Social Work BOLDEN. JOYCE Scorpio HamsCurQ. Pa Social Planning GS A Vico-Coordinalor. Representative BOOKAHU GLORIA Pisces Washington. O C. Social Work-Community Health. NABSW, NASW. Negro Council of Women BRISCOE. RAYMOND Virgo Wash ttgton. D C School Admms Soc Policy BROOKS. FAYE P.scos Washington DC Social Work Practicom Comm COHEN THELMA Scorpo Washington O C Social Work COLEMAN. CYNTHIA LOO Washington. DC Social Work COMERFORD, JANE Leo Washington 0 C Social worn CONLEY. SANDRA Gemin. Washington DC Sooal Administration Grievance Comm . Curriculum Comm Student Employment Inlormation Resource DRUMMING JOYCE Libra Washington. DC Social Work EAVES. DIANE Leo Washington DC Social Work FISHBURNE. OANNETTE Aries Jacksonville. Fla Admmisiraiion FOY. ELLENA P.sces Ml Ramier. Md Social Work NABSW NASW Queen 01 Social Work School. AKA Sorority GREEN ELVA Cancer Baltimore. Md Social Work Treas- Social Work Student Council HADDEN. LINDA Ar.es Ohio Social Work CRAWFORD. VANELLA Sag Washington. D C. Social Work NABSW CURRY. ZERENA V.rgo Washington D C Social Planning ELMORE. JAMES Aquarius Charleston, S C Social Work NABSW FAROE. ROMA Cancer Alexandria. Va Social Work NABSW PUNCHES. YUMORKA Cap MonticeHoo. Ms Social Work NABSW. HUSA Rep . Social Work Student Council FUNDERBURK. THOMAS Virgo Washington. D C Administration HARDEN EVELYN Virgo Washington. D C Social Work HAZELWOOD. MARGARET Aquarius Takoma Park. Md Social Work LOCKHART. LETTIE Cancer Denham Springs. La Social Work MAGRUDER, JOAN Cancer Washington D C Social Policy NABSW MERMAN. IGNATIUS Leo Silver Spring. Md Social Work HOLMES. YVONNE Aries District Heights. Md Social Work NABSW JACOBS. DIANE Taurus Quebec. Canada Social Work JEFFERSON. ERNESTINE Arios Washington. D C Social Work JONES. KATHRYN P.sces Marlin. Texas Social Planning- Criminal Justice JONES VIRGINIA Gemini Washington. D C Social Work 391 HOWARD DORIS Cap Rockville. Md Social Work JACKSON. JOANN Leo Washington D C Social Work JOHNSON. DEBORAH Gemmi Long Beach. N j Social Work-Policy JONES. BURTON Cap Bermuda Administration NABSW. NASW. GSA JORDAN. LOUISE Pisces Washington. D C Social Work LEWIS. MARJORIE Pisces Washington DC Social Work NABSW MARSHAI I SANDRA Gemini Baltimore. MO Social Work NASW. NABSW Sec. student Council MEANS. STEPHANIE Cancer Baton Rouge. La Social Work MOODY DIANTHA Leo Long Beach. Ms Social Work MORRIS. RITA-AMY Cancer Silver Spring. Md. Social Work PURVIANCE. PAULA Leo Baltimore, Md Social Work NABSW ROBERTS ROSLYN Virgo Baltimore. Md Social Work ROSSER. BERNARD Aquarius Williamsburg Va Social Work NASW SAUNDERS. ROBERTA Leo Washington. DC Administration NABSW. NASW STEWART. SYLVIA Sag Baltimore. Md Criminal Justice Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Inc.. NABSW. NABC, NASW Sociology Club SWAILES, CYNTHIA Leo Washington. D C. Socai Work NAILS. BARBARA Cap Fayette. Ala Social Work-Direct Services OBENG CORNELIA Aquarius West Africa Social Work ACWI ROBINSON. BARBARA Leo Bermuda Administration NABSW NASW ROBINSON. HARRY Pisces Adeiphi. Md. Social Work Education. Curriculum, and Student Employment Into Resource Comms SIEMENS. CAROL Cancer Arlington. Va Soc-ai Work STEWART MARY Pisces Norfolk. Va. Social Work THOMPSON. SHEILA Libra Washington. D C Community Mental Health. NABSW. HEW Fellowship Award WALSTON, WILLIE Sag Washington. D.C Admimstration Mental Health WINSTON. JESSE Libra Washington. D C. Social Planning WATKINS. LARRY Scorpio Kansas City. Kansas Administration NABSW. HUSA Evaluation Comm WALTON. BOYO Scorpio Beck ley. W V Social Work WATLINGTON. AGNES Scorpio Virgin isianos Social Planning WILBON TERESA Virgo Washington. D C. Social Work Sec y NABSW 393 Library Services Food Services The Bookstores Health Service 397 399 Howard University Hospital Administrators Dr. Charles Ireland. M D Hospital Director Ponnuswamy Swamidoss Assistant Director Not Shown: Houston A Baker- Deputy Hospital Director Dr Vincent Roux. M.D. Medical Director The Howard University Hospital was dedicated on March 2. 1974 by the Honorable Casper W. Weinberger. Secretary of the Department of Health. Education and Welfare. The placing of the corner stone. (L-R): Dr. James Cheek-President of Howard University. Dr. Robert Jason-Dean Emeritus of the Medical School and Chief Consultant of the Construction of the new hospital. Dr. Calton Alexis-Vice President of Health Affairs and Dr Angela Ferguson-Director of Programs and Facilities. Howard University Hospital Dedication a-4e“6Ll iiii The Ground Breaking Ceremonies Howard University Hospital Now standing on Howard's campus, amidst the scene ol Washington, is this glassy edifice. It is the Howard University Hospital, a modern full-service teaching facility, that features twenty-three research laboratories, seventeen service laboratores and twelve main operating rooms. The hospital is a seven-story, five hundred-bed, 632.707 square-foot building that replaces Freedmen's Hospital. All patient rooms are either private or semi-private. Other facilities include small group teaching rooms, a modern auditorium, spacious dining quarters, an audiovisual system, and numerous student laboratories. The new hospital will continue to be the teaching hospital of Howard University As proclaimed by mayor Walter E. Washington. “The Howard University Hospital will continue Freedmen's commitment to the health needs of our citizens, and to the training of dedicated and responsible health professionals who will take their medical talents to underserved communities throughout our nation and the world. Mr. Kelsey E. Collie. Drama Department College of Fine Arts Mr. Kelsey E Coiito Is the coordinator ol the Howard University Children's Theater. H.U C.T., as well as tho author ot many ot it's productions His production ot Kojo and the Leopard' sponsored by a faculty grant was tlw first production of it's Kind mounted exclus voiy for childron. Since last summer tho H U C T has grown to include numorous productions, workshops for children and teenagers as well as the addition of Ihree courses in children's theater This year the Children’s Thoator Association awarded the H.U C T the 7ata Phi Fta Winifred Award Prize in honor ol its accomphshmenis. which have established Howard University as tho educat onat center of Black Children's Theater Mr Collie's unceasing efforts In tho department of Drama in the Collogo of Fmo Arts have given him ihe title of Outstanding Faculty member Dr. Frank M. Snowden. Jr.. Professor of Classics College of Liberal Arts Or Snowden has served Howard University m various capacities - Professor. Cha rman of a Department. Director of University Continuing Education. Dean ot tno Collogo of Liberal Arts He has achieved magnificently at the University In each of tho charges givon him. but his zenith has boon reached as Professor ot Classics Legions ol Howardltee. both past and prosent. attest to his excellence as an outstanding teacher Many have said that he beathes life into classical antiquities of an early age Ms. Lois Pierrc-Nool. Art Department College of Fine Arts Throughout her stay at Howard. Ms. Lois Pterre-Noel has shown a sincere interest in tho needs of the students m the College of Fine AMs She has contributed countloss hours in the classroom as well as outside Ihe classroom working with students in extracurricula activities Most recently she coordinated the students efforts in the first Fine Arts Festival held in March ol Iasi year Ms. Pierro-Noel's efforts has shown her continuing dedication to tho College ot Fine Arts and ontitlod her to be a truly Outstanding Faculty member Outstanding Faculty 403 Mrs. Ettie Crockett Scnool of Human Ecology Mrs. ElfieCrockott ano Or. Cecille Edwards were chosen Outstanding Faculty in the school o� Human Ecology oocause of their outward concern lor the students They are both sensihvo to the students' needs and willing to listen and help m any way possible. Mrs Crockett, whoso major held is Community Service Education has wo'ked closely with students to help them obtain useful employment during the summer and alter graduation. Dr Edwards maior held is Human Nutrition and Foods She also serves as tho Ooan ol tho School of Human Ecology and worked most effectively with the stuoents In changing the Department ol Home Ecmom-cs into the School ol Human Ecology Dr. Vasant G. Telang. Asst. Professor of Biomedicinal Chemistry College of Pharmacy and Pharmacal Sciences Or. Telang not only relates well with students, but his teaching mato'ials and locturos are well organized and stimulating. He constantly encourages student participation in classroom activities and answers forthrightly, honestly and completely. It is apparent that this instructor masters the subject matter In which he provides instruction • biomedicinal chemistry Not shown: Liberal Arts Of. WiNiam A Banner. Professor of Philosophy For more than a score of yoars. Dr Banner has stimulated a cognitive strength in stucents at Howard University by his inspiring lectures and counsel to students enrollod m his classes in Philosophy Throughout the years, his name has appeared on outstanding teaching lists of students, peers and administrators. Me is unusually dedicated to tho deals of oxcollonco in teaching College of Medicine Or Henry Lloyd Garvey. Asst Professor of Phar-macoiogy Dr Garvey brings to Howard University a varied background of educohonal oxpertis© Ho « on energetic man somotimos being described by Ms students as enthusiastic. He possesses the abil ty to relate to students on both educational and social levels, and does not subscribe to the greater than thou philosophy often existing between the faculty and students. Dr. Garvey feels that many of Howard's medical students lack the confidence vitally needed in the medical profession. He advises students to be strong and confident and worts daily to help them bund tnis confidence Or Garvey s held In highest esteem by medical Studonts and was choson ono of tho instructors most influential in their evolution to physicianhood Dr Walter Lester Henry. Professor of Medicine As former hoad of the Depa-tment of Medicine ai Howard University. Or Henry is respected and admired by students and peers for me depth and scopo of hia command of internal medicine. With endocrinology as his subsoecal'ty field, he is viewed as an authority on such diseases as diabotes mellitus and thyroidlsm Though a quiet, oasygoing and unassuming man. his mastery and amazing recall of tho principles of both basic and clinical sciences adequately and powerfully testify to his thorough grasp of the etiology and course of tho pathological process Ho is armed with knowledge tempered by experience and guided by the high deals of modlcine. The number of practicing physicians today who havo been inspired by the quality of his instruction is too numerous to count He represents a high level of thinking and concern that gives honor to his specially Dr. Willie Turner. Chairman, Department of Microbiology Tho Department of Microbiology has been often characterized by students as one ot the most ‘ together' departments in the College of Medicine. This is due to superb instruction and orgamzat on under the guidance of its Chairman. Dr Wllle Turner. He explains that he has kept his department together by recruiting Blacks who really want to be in a B ack institution and give of themsolvcs to students without compromising standards of excellence. Dr. Turner s practical oowr-io-earth philosophy dictates. You got to get yourself together or you will be in a heap of trouble Through living and transmitting this philosophy to others. Dr. Turner s well-respected by students, faculty, staff, and the medical community at large As students say. Dr Turner is really an alright dude!' College of Nursing Mrs. Nancy Mulder. Asst. Professor of Maternal Child Nursing Mrs. Nancy Mulder was awarded a Masters of Science degree in Maternai-Newborn Nursng from the University Of Maryland m 1973 She hss been a faculty member of the College of Nursng for the past three years Mrs. Mulder has been one of the dynamic forcos toward tho dovolopmont of professional nurses Mrs Mulder has displayed concern for individual potontei and has instilled in the minds of her students the importance In providing quality patient care These qualities have indeed distinguished her as an outstanding Faculty member. Ms Grace Jarrett. Instructor o Community Mental Health Nurs rg Ms Jarrett received her Bachelors of Science degroc n nursing cum laude. from Muntor Coilogo. New York She received her M S. degree In the Administration of Community Health Services and Maternal Child Nursing from Columbia University and is currently enrolled m a doctoral program at Catholic University Ms Jarrett is a cemfied midwife and was honored in November 1974 for her outstanding volunteer services as a Bg Sister to emotionally disturbed children. As an instructor In Community Monta' Health Nursing for one year she has been an idea advisor as well as a friend to nursing students. 405 College of Pharmacy and Pharmacal Sciences Or. Samuel M Herman.Ackan Professor o Pnar-macy Dr Herman-Ackah excells in presenting orderly and clear Instructional materials for students; encouraging and answering questions eagerly and expertly; and demonstrating mastery of complex subjoct matter such as blopharmaceutice and pharmacokinetics, while doing so with sufficient clarity as to stimulate learning among his students. He represents scholarship and excellence in both teaching and research activit es Class History-1971-75 A tol ot us could hardly wail to g«t to Howard in 1971 after pacing through thet-ary Sixties when oil eyes were focused on the universities and we sat in high school classrooms. But when we arrived there were no riots left to be led. no speakors on the steps of the Mordecai Wyatt Johnson Administration building to cheer on. no effigies to burn 1971 started out a sleepy year, with time to adjust to hving away from home, cooking on one-burner not plates, always taking showers and never baths, and to twenty-four hour visitations and coed dormitories What we did arrr e to was a housing shortage, so much so that many of us remember our first days at Howard on cots m the lobbies of Tubman Quadrangle and Meridian We were given a student government budget of $300 OOO. the second largest m the nation The traditional homecoming queen was overlooked for It was the year when everyone was hoping to Free Angela . Instead there was an honorary homecoming court with three sisters signifying red. block and green Howard scored a breakthrough that year In the held of common cations when the lust Black school of communications opened on this campus along with the student formed National Black Communications Society WHUR (Howard University Radio) 96.3 FM become the first Block controlled station in tho metropolitan area. Moanwhile. Ronert Taylor. Hilltop Editor-in-Chiel. was getting raves about the Hi Hop He would go on to become News Editor at WHUR. In one of its moro controversial issues, the Hilltop attacked integrated couples on me campus in a picture essay so dramatic, that it led to the disappearance of such relationships. Tno spirit was ore of community cooperativeness. Hundrods of Howa'd students spent a Saturday cleaning up the streets, alleys and neighborhoods of the District Ground was broken for the new hospital which we wore to soo completed last semester. And it was a year of firsts The Liberal Arts Student Council sponsored its first Career Day. Howard captured all four Ward One seats at the National Black Political Convention in Gary. Indiana. The B.'ack Caucus gave its first benefit cinner and the 8‘sons gained their fust mid-Eastern Conference victory Following the.r predecessors' steps, ninety students went to Mississippi to campa.gn lor Black candidates Unfortunately, an memories cannot be good ones. The freshman class lost two mombors Holcna Gail Richardson, 18 from Jamaica. New York: and Julian Keith Weexes. 18. son of a Howard alum-nus. The 1972 school year began m a political lory as HUSA president. Charles Hall, resigned in October. only to be reinstated m November. Four basketball players left the school over grievances with Coach Emery who was removed this year The National Collegiate Athletic Association stripped the soccer team of ts hard-earned 1971 Intor-collegiate Championsh p trophy Students protested to save Black Journal, one of the few Black national shows on public television, produced by Howard's Dean of the School of Communications. Tony Brown And a national Strategy was developed to Save Black Schools at A T University m Greensboro. North Carolina The sophomore class lost anotner member, this time its president, Horold W. Jackson, who was killed on his way back to school for the fall term Many studonts boycottod classes in protest of the two students killed at Southern University. The next year saw us still fighting to preserve Howard, as students marched on the Capitol in silont protest aga nst the Reorganisation Act which would have placed the school under the control of the District of Columbia It was also the yea' when two young Black girts in Salem Alabama wore sterilized in a family planning dime of OEO. Dr. Frances Welsing. noted Howard University psychiatrist, hod her Cress Theory of Color Confrontation brought to national attention Mayor Walter Washington, a Howard alumnus, declared October 23. Howard-Mcrgan Day. recognizing the traditional football rivalry botwoon the schools In the College ot Fine A ts. students were outraged when the School ot Music, tne only Black music school in the Unitod States was made a department In the College of Fine AHs Tho Law School faculty approached the teamsters union to negotiate with its administration. Three deans were asked to resign - the School of Religion. Social Work and In the Graduate School. Ezekioi Mobley. Editor-In-Chief o the Hilltop was suspended and reinstated that next week Black students saw the light and denounced streaking, unlike their enthusiastic white counterparts at the University ot Maryland The Dunbarton campus, at Connecticut and Van Ness Stroots. N W. became the site of the now Law School This year saw students as hard hit by the waning economy as the resi ot the nation. Dormitory and food service prices ncrca60d.| jfi Student politics and student politic ans were as tumultuous as over HUSA Pres dent. Victor Bryant tired lour key staff members and rehired them the next month Bryant also accused a staff member of assault with a deadly weapon as the story deepened It took HUSA until the end of the semester to ratify the constitution Radio Students were up m arms, charging WHUR with noncompl.ance with tho FCC as their charter says the station has a dual function, one of which is to serve as a training laboratory for students The Hilltop saw its first fomaio odiior in over five yoars when Frankie Reed assumed the iOb after the resignation ot Jawanza McIntyre. The Soccer team I naily received the honor it was due capturing the NCAA championship by beating St Louis m their owr stadium, m an atmosphere of racial tension. Students from the Schools of Business and Communication attendod tho 74th National Business League convention in Atlanta on the theme, the Power of Unity. The National Conference of Afro-American Writers was held right here on the Campus And who can forget the Black Byrds, led by Donald Byrd, me professor in and the head of the Department of Jazz Studios hero, who put Howard on the top forty charts nationwide with hit after hit. The BISON 75 Yearbook 407 Sandy Harden Photography Editor Brenda Wilson—Art Editor Jeff Fearing—Assistant Art Editor The BISON Yearbook Pierre Cumbo Layout Editor Veda Patterson Organizations Editor 409 Debbiy Dantzler Editoral Secretary Donette Emory Academics Editor Marilyn Kurtz Sports Editor Layout: David Houston. Mattie Mitchell Copy Staff: Not Shown-Frankie Reed Kelvin Baboolal Class: Sandra Hall Givonma Kirksey Rochelle Burrett Maxine Lloyd Organization: (L-R) 1. Montez Hill 2. Revonda Williams 3. Pam Hunter 4. Karen Weaver 5. Veda Patterson 6. Marilyn Mitchell 7 Alvin Morris 8. Willa McMichael 9. Toni Hunter 10. Judy Watkins Staffs Academics: Donette Emory Marian McElroy Brenda Kinsler Not Shown: Valerie Colyer Photo- graphers Anthony Shirley Ernest McAllister 411 Harold Hilliard Not Shown: Robert Taylor Rod Thompson Edgar Thompson Tom Terrel The Gangster -Tim Graham The HILLTOP Newspaper Jawanza McIntyre Editor-in-Chief-1 st Semester Frankie Reed Editor-in-Chief-2nd Semester Hodari All NeA'S Editor Janice McKenzie Copy Editor John Templeton Layout Editor Paul Beckham Photography Editor 413 The HILLTOP Sharon Jackson Contributing Editor Pamela Herndon Accounting Demetrious Powers Advertising Manager University Without Walls No four walls closing in on me No brighter pupil making a fool of me; No irrelevant test unnerving, scattering my mind; Only guidance..............salvation I find. Best Wishes. Manie T. Geer UNIVERSITY WITHOUT WALLS INSTITUTE FOR URBAN AFFAIRS AND RESEARCH First Row: Ernest Walker. Thomas Brown. Angelyn Wynstock. Gilbert A. Lowe, Jr. Advisor Sociology and Anthropology. Anita M. Hackney. Director. University Without Walls. Al D Turner. Shirley O. Stutely. Second Row: Yette Galiber. Kathryn King. John Nicholas. Jr.. Donna Colombel. Althier Jones. Choyce Hall. Inez Scope. Frederick Harrison. 417 THE HOWARD UNIVERSITY ALUMNI FEDERATION Extends congratulations and best wishes to The Class of 1975 Be involved! Support your Alumni Federation Programs and Keep the Department of Alumni Affairs abreast ol your activities and mailing address. Call or write — Department of Alumni Affairs Howard University 2935 Upton Street. N.W. Washington. D C 20008 (202) 686-6693 “THE HOUSE OF AL” Come where you get more for your money 2604 Georgia Ave. N.W Washington. D C. Serving-Breakfast—Lunch—Dinner THE GUILD, INC. 2634 Georgia Ave. N.W. Wash.. D.C. “Serving the Collegiate and Fraternal World Nationwide Laminated Diplomas Sweaters Class Rings Mr. Mallory University Post Master Col. Hurd Director Col. Ward Analyst. Auxiliary Enterprises Mr. Negron University Bookstores Best Wishes To Graduating Class Of AUXILIARY ENTERPRISES 1975 Mrs. Dennis Acting Director Food Services 419 Congratulations to The 1975 Howard University Graduates SPECIAL CONGRATULATIONS TO THE NEW SECOND LIEUTENANTS IN THE UNITED STATES AIR FORCE Department of Aerospace Studies Room 29. Douglass Hall (202) 636-6788 421 ■hw urn Howard University Physical Plant Service Center The Physical Plant Department is responsible for the operations, maintenance, alterations, renovations, and construction of University owned buildings and related facilities. Our staff of Architects. Engineers, and operating skilled staff is service oriented toward the needs of the University community Services are generally provided on a first-come—first-served basis. Leon Daughtry Earl Bolden Novella Chapman Joseph L. Miller Ernest W Reed The School Of Communications DEAN Dr. Lovertger H. Bowden. Acting ASSISTANT DEAN Mr. Lawrence Still ASSISTANT FOR ADMINISTRATION Ms. Helen M Kinard COORDINATOR FOR ADVISEMENT Mrs. Elaine P. Heath CENTER FOR COMMUNICATION. Director Mr. Willie Davis The School of Communications takes the posture that the Black professional must lead the struggle for identity by giving life and breath to the voices of the oppressed minorities. In recognizing the systematic exclusion of Blacks from positions of power, the School of Communications accepts the challenge to make Black presence a tremendous force in the future of the University and world-at-large. A view which represents a re-assessment of the general philosophy of past middle class orientation with its general aloofness from the problems and conditions of the Black masses. Therefore, the Administration. Faculty and Student Body of the School of Communications is of the opinion that is is our mandate to demonstrate an image of academic excellence to the communities of the world. In our third year of operation, the School is presently composed of five departments: APPLIED COMMUNICATIONS -Mr Benjamin Cooke. Chairman JOURNALISM -Mr Herman Henning. Chairman RADIO AND BROADCAST MANAGEMENT - Mr. Richard Beverly. Chairman. Acting SPEECH TELEVISION AND FILM - Dr Lyndrey Niles. Chairman. Acting - Mr Abiyi Ford. Chairman The Bachelor's Degree is offered in these five departments; in addition, the Department of Speech offers studies leading to the degrees. Masters of Communications in the Arts and Sciences, and Doctor of Philosophy in the Communications Arts and Sciences. SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS AND HOPES FOR A SUCCESSFUL CAREER United States Before 1865 United States Since 1865 Africa Latin America and the Caribbean Modern Europe East Asia TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1975 FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY. HOWARD UNIVERSITY WHICH OFFERS UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES AND GRADUATE PROGRAM LEADING TO THE Ph. D. DEGREE WITH SPECIALIZATIONS IN - COLLEGE OF NURSING Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1975 423 Special Credits To: Art Work Covor Design: Tmedo Pool Divider Pages: Tuiedo Poole Juanita Gary Emmrt Hill Pierro Combo Kim Jackson Douglas Boyd Satan Grant Extra Special Tnanks To: Mrs. Naldo Pag Working as Editor-in-Chiel ol tne 1974-75 BISON Yearbook has been one of the most educational and enlightening experiences during my sta at Howard University—and one which I will always remember. When I applied for the position. I had no idea of the total amount of time and self sacrifice and dedication which would be required. Tho mony unforsecn problems which arose, such as lack of cooperation and the resignation of important staff members resultod in a very time consuming process of solving problems and reorganizing the yearbook staff thus delaying the publication of the 1975 BISON I would like to oxpross my gratitude to those members of the BISON staff and the tokened aid for their help and devotion in the completion ol this book. Because of those few whose efforts were limitless. I owe my profound thanks. Among those who stand out are the Assistant Editor Sandra 8axter. for wrltting. rewriting and proofing of copy thereby assuming the vacant position of copy odltor; the Editorial Secretary. Debbie Dantlzier. for her seemingly endless energy in the typing of copy: and the Layout Editor. Pierre Cumbo. for his unique layout techniques. I wish to oxpress a special thanks to the remaining editors for struggling with me to the end They are- Donotte Emory Veda Patterson Brenda Wilson Jeff Fearing Sandy Ha'den Merllyn Kurtt Academics Editor Organizations Editor Art Editor Assistant Art Editor Photography Editor Sports Editor w ' '. VY Last, but not least of ali. I would hke to give my persons! tnanks to Mr Abdulkad r N. Said who assumed the va- cant advisory position lor Ihe BISON late in the year, for • his helping in my decision making for the BISON. ; • .-'V.V.I Mo rip E. Harris Editor-In-Chief BISON 1975 ■ •.WAS 1 V i m MmW. Photography (other than BISON Staff) Edgar Thompson Omar Desen! Tom Terrel Larry Holland Jett hearing Jeff Mozique Photographs Supplied by: Audio-Visual Audio-Visual Aids. College of Medicine Audio-Visual Learning Aids Center, College of Dentistry Jim Wells Roland Froedman Abdulkadir N Said. New Directions Magazine Howard University Hospital Public Relations Special Thank for cooperation to: Mrs. Patricia Spauldmg- Unlveraity Relations and Publications Contribution of Theme: Sandra Hall Solicited Aid: Karon Weaver Carol Weeks Debbie Rosebough Lenny Byrd Lorna Warden Denmeo Loo Leslie Norris Ettra Middleton Mr Charles Dugger Ill WAISWORTH MirMMk M I « I I