Johnson C Smith University - Golden Bull Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 352 of the 1969 volume:

J csu A Growing Society Roland L. Draughon Editor-in-Chief Joyce Hicks Associate Editor Curtis Branch Managing Editor Mr. Mack Davidson Advisor FOREWORD Eleven hundred and sixteen days have we been a part of JCSU. There are many things to be remembered. We will remember Freshman Week. We will remember the stand up, sit dovra , and the Ghost . Our sophomore year seemed a blur. These were the days that quickened through with Dr. Powe ' s notebook , rewards of greekdom, and campus offices. These things we will remember. These memories will linger forever. The recently passed junior days and nights of hard work and study made us a little more aware, a little more adult. The endless research and study for exams, the numerous sunrises seen through the haze of a smoke-filled room - these thijigs we will remember. The coffee, the smoke, the weary eyes, all were a part of our stay with JC . Sloshing across campus to the dining hall, the solid smack of a snowball, the sandals and mini skirts, the bluejeans, moccasins, and sunglasses, block hours , canteenology, and the famous wonder meat - all these things we will remember. Novembers remembered and Homecomings past are events we will treasure. Homecomings begun with a coronation, a groggy dawn dance and shuffling feet to loud music in a crowded gymnasium, will never be forgotten. Friends, alumni, and scotch all blended to complete our total education. These memories, by their sheer numbers will fade, but the lasting friendships we have made will remain foreve r, as we leave JCSU - a growing society. The 1969 GOLDEN BULL has tried to present the complex pattern uf attitudes, values, and perceptions that compose today ' s Smithite. We have known Smith tor four years. We have been a part of the Centennial, and have witnessed the changes. In an effort to pay special tribute to old S.U., we chose to show our alma mater as a growing society. With the changes that have taken place, we wished to show you those things that are indicative of even greater things to come in this second century of service to the cause of higlier education. THE BULL STAFF A. Contents THE UNIVERSITY 20 Administration 22 Faculty 30 Classes 50 Seniors 50 Juniors 74 Sophomores 88 Freshmen 108 THE SEMINARY 132 THE YEAR Homecoming 144 Wlio ' s Who 200 Honors 206 Foreign Students 210 Organizations 212 Greeks 242 Sports 262 PERSONNEL 284 Secretaries 286 Health Services 294 Dormitory Directors 296 Food Service 300 Union Staff 302 Maintenance Security 304 SENIOR ACTIVITIES 316 INDEX 328 i 1 Ur. Rutus P. Perry President. Johnson C. Smith University 1957-1968 Dr. R. P. Perry has served the University as chief administrator for eleven fruitful years. Johnson C. Smith has grown in many phases due to the efforts of this dedicat- ed man. Dr. Perry retired from the Office of President on December 31, 1968 and returned to his chemistry laboratory in the new Science Center. The BULL wishes to give special recognition to the man that has given Johnson C. Smith University an energetic start into its second century of service to the cause of higher education. Dr. Perry, the BULL salutes you. THE STAFF Liston Hall, dormitory for women, built dunng the Perry admmistration. New Science Center where Dr. Perry contmues his research Sanders Hall, dormitory lor women, lyb8- . ki h . U ' .i tr : Myers Hall, dormitory for men. 1968. DEDICATION Vincent Edward Matthews Our Man in Mexico The class of 69 proudly dedicates this edition of the Golden Bull to Vince Matthews. This unassuming young man from Queens. New York, returned to JCSU from the World Summer Olympics held in Mexico City winner of a Gold Medal. This cinderman was the lead man on the United States team composed of Ron Freeman from the University or Arizona, Larry James from Villanova, and Lee Evans of San Jose State. The team smash- ed all existing records, as they were clocked at 2:56.1. The old world record was2;59.6. The Senior Class finds in Vince Matthews an identity long searched for. His achievement is a constant reminder of the challenge we all face as blacks. We are black, and we are proud; and with the same determination that our classmate has demonstrated, we shall succeed in future endeavors. Because of the challenge that Vincent Edward Matthews has given us, we proud- ly dedicate the 1969 BULL to lum. y lt ' ¥ 4 M- J cs u Extending the physical plant to provide space for us to continue our search for knowledge . . . ■ i A GROWING SOCIETY Searching for truth Socializing . . Articulating . Meditating, Hesitating, Postulating Pondering the future Looking for outlets Our complete education comes not from books alone. . . THE UNIVERSITY JCSU continues a growing soci- ety through the awareness of its administrators. Administration 22 Faculty 29 Seniors 46 Juniors 74 Sophomores 88 Freshmen 108 Mrs. Mary H. Piatt Registrar Dr. Winson R. Coleman Dean of the College of Liberal Arts 6Li Mr. Fumess J. Armslcad Business Manaf er Dr. Lionel H. Newsom President. Johnson C. Smith University 1969 Dr. Jack S. Brayboy yice President of Academic Affairs Mr. Harvey Ale.xander Vice President of Financial Affairs Dean of Women Mr. L. A. Warner Director of Alumni Affairs Rev. Calvin A. Hood Dean of Chapel Mi. Harold B. Winston Financial Aids cS Placement Officer Mr. Ben A. Bearner Counselor and Testing Specialist W Mr. Curlis O. Peters Assislanl. AUtmiii Affairs and Public Relations Mr. Heiuy L. Pinekney Director of University Union Mrs. Lou P. Benson Counselor Mrs. Sarah J. Stewart Bookkeeper Dean John D. Chase Dean of Men (right) Mr. Theodus L. Gunn University Librarian Dr. Sic-gmal Muehl Coordinator and Director of College Educiiiion Achievement Project L i. M Mr. Ulysses Watkins Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds FACULTY During the course of four years, we have learned to grow through an argument, an opinion, an exchange of views. To those who served as stimulators, moderators, and guides, we owe special thanks. These are the people we shall remember. Coach McGirt maps out the Bulls ' victory schedule. Lloyd H. Davis Associate Professor of Education Charlie L. BuUer Associate Professor of Music Bessie H. Lcdbctler Instructor in English ' r John L. Plmr Prumuliun Offu Kenneth S. Powell Track Coach Assistant Professor of Phy, Educ. Henrietta T. Norns Assistant Professor of Educ. William E. Bluford Associate Professor of History tdythe R. Grady Assistant Professor of Music and University Organist Christopher W. Kemp Professor of Music Head of Department of Music Ossibelle B. Ui on Instructor of Physical Educ Herman L. Counts Professor of Practical Theology James R. Law Professor of Psychology Chairman. Division of Education and Psychology Paul I . Orlov Assistant Professor of Rits. Riley R. Cabiness Associate Professor of Educ. Vivian L. Williams Assistant Professor of Education Henry L. Marshall Instructor of Education Alfonso S. Powe Professor of Sociology Lena M. Sanimons Instructor of English and Speech Wilham R. Hopkins Counselor. CEAP lunc (. Jones Instructor o English Johnnie M. Bullock Instructor of Mathematics Maxine Scott Laboratory Assistant in English i p 1v  1 George F. Boyd Professor of Psychology Elsie E. Woodard Assistant Professor of English V. S. Brooks Professor of Chemistry Samuel W. Byuarum Professor of Sociology and Chairman. Division of Social Sciences Marvin W. Davenport Instructor of Music and Director of the Marching Band Lois B. Muehl Reading Specialist (Ct ' AP) James F. Graham Counselor. CEAP E. M. Baylor instructor of Speech Edward W. Mllncr Associate Professor of t ' nglish Ralpll P. bolm Professor of Philosophy and Religion r Huai C. Sun Professor of Education Foster T. Draketord Assistant Professor of Physics Nigel M. Ay ton Assistant Professor of French Acting Head. French Department Sidney L. Freeman Assistant Professor of English Woodrow W. Nichols Instructor of Education Coach McCullough strolls with hiv hoop sur-. A. Eunicetine Adam Associate Professor of French Moses Sharpe Instructor ofPhy. Education s. ' Ida M. Richmond Instructor of Education William P. McCuUough Basketball Coach and Instructor in Physical Education Bettye J, Coleman Instructor of Music Henry B. Blue Associate Professor of English Sara J. Benson Woodrow Wilson Teaching Intern-English Judith T. Gatlin Imtnictot of English (CEAPj Stephen K. Kwasikpui Assistant Professor of Economics Mack L. Davidson Professor of Economics Joseph Alston Tennis Coach and Instructor ofPhy. Education All of Coach Cox ' s students will recall his famous line, You ' ve got to stroke, son! Elinor C. Bollin Instructor in Reading (CEAP) Eddie C. McGirt Associate Professor of Phy. Education and Head Football Coach i Annie L. Richardson Professor and Head of the Department of Biology ' Vietta L. Neal Associate Professor of Chemistry Smith tdLully members give us advice. Raymond Worsley Assistant Professor of ReUgious t ' ducat ion Hampton Wright Assistant Professor of Manuel P. Platas Instructor in Spanish Coleman D. Rippy Assistant Professor of Sociology Joseph Iv. Thompson Professor oj Religious Education Kelly R. While A ssistant Professor of French Inez M. Parker Associate Professor of t ' nglish and Head of the Department of t ' ngUsh Stephen Klepka Professor of History Charles R. Cox Swimming Coach and Instructor of Physical Education Gloria Cooper Instructor in Science LiUie W. Blue Instructor m Mathematics Norman A. Hudkins Instructor in Gcnjwn James H. Lash Instructor in Speech Renee K. Glaubitz Assistant Professor of Music Wiiison R. Culcnun, Ji. Instructor oj Mathematics Pravat K. Choudhury Instructor in Economics DeGrandval Burke Instructor in Religious Ed A. Peramal Professor of Physics kjililccn M. Bartiett Instructor in Earth Science and Geology Joan D. I ' orncy Instructor of Elementary Education Ernest L. James Assistant Librarian FACULTY IN ACTION FACULTY IN ACTION 1 Mary E. Jenkins Miss Senior 1968-1969 This lovely young lady was cliosen to represent the Senior Class as its queen. Mary has a variety of hobbies and interests. Her major is psychology, and she plans to go into a career related to that field. She is a member of the Gamma Lambda Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Mary, the Senior Class salutes you for honoring us by being our queen. Every Senior admires your radiant personahty, and our having known you shall have made our stay at Smith a little brighter. THE EDITOR Lucillius J. Banks BA. Economics Clarence Barnes Verdell Adams Stephen K. Agyekum Benjarrun Alexander Georgia Alexander Bernice F. Allison BA. Economics Diane Anthony Murdies R. Arnold Edwin D. Ayers BA, Psychology Calvin L. Banks BS. Mathematics Noali W. Barnes BA. Economics Sandrea T. Bates BA, French Vivian J. Belk BA. English Camera Shy Jacqueline Helton Cheryl L. Bembry Beverly Billups BA. Elementan ' Education Minnie Blackwell BA, English Bruce E. Bivins Carolyn Blount BA, Economics Canteen hours were part of our stay with JC Camera Shy WUlie J. Boone Sallie Bouler Joyce E. Bowen BA, Elementary Education m ' - ' PliJr V ' k Lillie Brist BA. Englis ow h Anne C. Branch BS. Physical Education Florine L. Br:indon BA. English Blaaaah! Aggie meat W illiam Broadway BA. Economics Annie L. Brown BA, Psychology Doreathea Brown BA, English Julie C. Brown BA. English Ron Ashe strikes again. Grazing in the gras; Lettye Brown Jimmje Bryson BA, English ff ' K 1 • IS Camera Shy Camera Shy David E. Burch BS, Mathematics-Physics Camera Johnnie Cain Shy BS. Physical Education Deloris Caldwell BA, Music Celia Campbell BA, Sociology Trellis Carmichael BA, Elementary Education Saundra Carpenter BA, History Annette Carter BA, Economics Eva Carter BA, Economics Jerome Cherry BA, Social Science Mervin Clark Samuel A. Coleridge BA. Economics Arlena H. Cooper BA, Social Science Jo Ella Cooper BA. French Martha Cooper BA. Economics Howard Counts BS. Mathenwtics Ollie Cox BA. Economics Linda D. Craig BA. English Arthur Cross Haywood Curry Etta L. Davidson Hubert I. Davis Lionel D. Davis BA, Economics Nevonia Dean Who ' s walking a decaying bridge ' if. f Oscar S. Dixon BA, Pliilosophy Marian A. Dockery Jessie Dillard BA, Elementary Education Gilbert Donald BA, Economics Sheha A. Dorn BA. Psychology m Camera Shy Camera Shy H Roland L. Draughon BA. English Sharon L. Edwards BA. Elementary Education Walter K. Edwards BA, Psychology Carolyn L. Ellis BA, Sociology Diane Ellis BA, French Ernestine Ellison Donna Epps BA, French Joseph A. Etua BA, French Alice M. Evans BS, Chemistrv Doris Frazier BA, Elementarv Education Emma Frazier Celia Freeman BA, Economics Columbus Garvin Zelma Gaines BA. Elementary Education Dorothy Gary BS. Chemistry Camera Camera Sliy Shy I ' d walk a mile. . . Evelyn Gentry BA, Elementary Education Mary Gerald ■ Camera Shy ' Easter Gethers Richard H. Glover W K K H BS, Biology ' M Roslyn Goode BA. English Leroy Goodwin Delores Graham Brenda L. Grasty BA. Sociology Bessie Hall BA. Social Science Gabe F. Hall Frances P. Hamlin Camera Shy Camera Shy Studying, even in the library Edward W. Hargrave BA, Psychology Elmer Hartley BA, Economics Theodore Hayes Archie Heath Bettie Hill Camera Shy BA, Elementarv Educ. Bobby J. Hill BA, English Gwendolyn Holland BS, Biology Charles Hodges BA, Economics James T. Humbert BA, History Wilson Jackson BA. Economics William E. Jackson BA, Psychology Camera Shy Mary H. Ingram Clara Jackson Henry Jenkins William Jefferson BS. Phvsical Education Elizabeth Johnson BA, Economics Eddy R. Jennings BA, Social Science Daphne S. Jones BA. History Ronald Johnson BA, Economics I Camera I Shy Camera Shy Morris A. Kea Edythe Kearns BA, Religious Education Nathel Kennedy Stephen A. Kenney BA, English Philosophy Cody M. King Sanders R. Knighton Eva E. Laney BA, Elementan ' Education Carolyn M. Lawrence BA. English Catherine Leach Burch, tlic AggK- kilie Correll D. Loundermon BS. Phvsical Education Some of us joined the band. Denise J. McDaniel Lewis McCullough BA, English BA, Social Science Sandra McBee Vincent McBee BS, Chemistry Lucille McClure Portia McCollum BA, Psychology Camera Shy Camer, Shy Benjamin McLauglilin BA, Economics Virginia L. Manning Daisy M. Mattox Carolyn Y. Mayo BA, English James 1. Melvin BA, Economics Ernestine Merchant William E. Minor BA. Economics Annie R. Mitchell BS. Phv. Education Margaret Mitchell BA, Economics Camera Shy Willie J. Mitchell Maiy A. Norman Jacqueline Nelson BA. Elementan Education Ruth L. Neely BA, Ecunomics Camera Shy Camera Shy Anthony P. Moore Otto N. Moore Paris A. Moore Daisy M. Oatmaii George Oliver Eric K. Page BA, Economics Amelia L. Parker BA. Philosophy Psychology Annie C. Patterson BA, English Camera Shy Camera I Shy Camera Shy Patricia Patterson Wilhe C. Patterson March a E. Payne Melvin D. Peed Preston Pendergrass BS. Biology Jacqueline Perry BA, Psychology ' William Peterson BS, Mathematics-Physics Joseph Pettigrew BS, Mathematics Alice J. Price BA, Psychology Julia A. Prince BA, Social Science Velma Pruitt BS. Psychology-Mathematics Reginald Randolph Derrick K. Reese BA, Economics Mable V. Reese BA, Economics Camera Shy % Camera Shy mi Saundra L. Ross BA, Philosophy French k Brenda D. Salley BA. English Edward L. Reid Gloria Rhodes BA, English George L. Robinson 1 Some of us were gentlemen. Rosine Sanders BS. Physical Education James W. Scales BS, Mathematics Veronica A. Seabrook BA, French Psychology Robert G. Seabrooks BA, Economics Linda M. Silver BA, Psychology Malcolm Singleton BA, Psychology Cynthia F. Sires BA, Elementary Educ. Charlena J. Smith BA, Elementary Educ. Doris V. Smith BA, Economics George P. Smith BS, Mathematics Geraldine Smith BA, Elementary Educ. Camera Shy Thomas Staton Marian E. Smith BS, Oiemistry Kathalyne Squirewell BA, French Camera Shy Catherine Stephens Camera Shy Randolph Vereen BA, Economics Jl David Wallace BA, French Vera Wallace BA, Historv Vivian Wallace Clifford R. Watterson Camera Shy Juanita S. Werts Elizabeth White BA, Social Science Gwendolyn Wilks m F rHi ' ml uA ' - David Williams BA, Economics George Williams BS, Oiemistn ' Robert A. Williams BS. Chemistry Willie T. Williams BA. Economics Rover and the Ref. did the 4 comers. Frederick A. Wilson BA. Psychology Otto Wingate BA, Economics JoAnn Wriglit BA. Psychology- Teresa L. Wriglit Harry H. Young BA, Economics Linda E. Young The morning after Homecoming. Wiley Williams, Jr. Brenda Burwell BS, Physical Education BA, Elementary Educ. Saundra Y. Giles BA, English Willie Dubose BA, Economics John Funderburk Carolyn Green Gertrude Gallman Priscilla Harris BS. Phvsical Educ Langston C. Harley BS, Chemistn ' Mary E. Jenkins BA, Psychology Jacqueline Kanoy Ralph Knotts BA, Elemeiitan ' Educ. i dk Some of us learned to rap. £d Mary Strong BA, English Wayne Smith Clarence Turner Vannie Taylor Hattie Johnson Laurena Morrison BA, Psychology Raymond Johnson, Jr. BA, Economics Samuel D. Marshall, 111 BS, Chemistry John Miles BA, Economics Mary Roddey -I,1 «lil , Mable R. Hargrave. pres.; Malcolm Singleton.vice-pres.; Joyce Bowen. sect.; Maiy Norman, asst. sect.; Bobby Joe Hill, treas.: Bertha Talley. fm. sect. Juniors Michael Turner, pres.; La nette Samuels, trea.s.; and Delano Raekard, vice-pres. Ethel A dams Parks A dams Barbara A lexander Claudette Alston Bettye Bailey Daniel Bauldrick Teach me to profile.. Blockology? p ' fi ' : Jean Bolton O. Maxine Bowen Comatha Boyette Henry Belton Florence Bennett Clarence Bolton Furman Brodie Dorothy Brooks Donise Broughton Carrie Brown Nathaniel Brown Linda Broxton Dianne Bums Dorothy Caldwell ► W Joseph Caldwell Theodoshia Caldwell Mozelle Cathcart Jacquelyn Chapman Harriet Clemmons John Cooper Robert Corbett Peggy Dawkins Pearl Deas Gloria Derr Martina Dixon Forestine Dixon Junita Dolson Shirley Donaldson Frances Drayton George Drumgold Barbara Duckett Keith Dyson John Elliott James Ewers Katie Flewellen John Floyd Marilyn Ford Yvonne Ford Francine Fouche Wavne Funderburk Melvenia Gibbs Virginia Gill Charles Glenn Arthur Grant Mercedes Grate Barbara Grayden Alphonso Green Bertram Hall Donald Hall Brenda Hammond Deleanor Harris Verdell Hayes Carole Haynes Larry Heath Jovce Hieks Oiarlie Hubbard Richard Ingrain Elease Jackson Flora James VaCountess Johnson Carolyn Johnson Constance Johnson Lorenza Johnson Gill watching.. Thaddeus Jones Lawrence Kit trell Albert Kennedy Paul Kinney Mary Lawrence Mildred Lewis Donald Littlejobn Mary Long Beverly Lunn Carolyn McAdams Eloise McClarrin Patsy McClellan Dons McCollum Robert McCollur. Paula Mcln tvre Thurmond Maynard Bessie Meeks Ada Miller Rosa Mims James Miott Martha Murdoch James Martin Sandra Mitchell Carol Nance Cheryl Oglesby Margie Osbey Cynthia Owens Lutrelle Parker David Patterson Andrew Perry Jaequelyn Philson Melvin Finn Lydie Porter Sandra Powell Shirley Price JoAnn Pugh Thomas Puryear Lillie Randall Saundra Rhodes Carrie Richardson Charles Robinson Vernon Ross Ruth Miller but Pal v. that class is for seminanans!! Sharxn SdnJn Tourgee Simpso Carolyn Scipio Carolyn Sims Nicole Shelton .. Ashes to ashes, dust.. Mildred Jenkins Mary Smith Delmer Snead Beverly Steadman Charles Stowe John Sturgis Reid Styles Alfreda Thomas Elizabeth Thompson Gloria Tiller Michael Turner Oscar Turner Carolyn Vaughn Mary Vines Phyllis Waddell Oeonia Wall Maxine Wallace Elijah Washington Mabel Washington Louis Watlerson Edward West James While Sandra Whittle Chrisandra Williams Catherine Willis Patricia B. Wilson Verta Witherspoon Juanita Yates Joan Hicks MISS SOPHOMORE Shannon Henry . . . Sophomores Front: Allen Frasier, vice-pres.: AUreida Townes. seel.; Bill King, treas.; Back Henrietta Cooper, pres.; Linda Curry, asst. sect.; Wanda Canty, S.G.A. Rep.: Emilo Lamer, asst. treas. Brenda Adams Marian Adams Patricia Adams mk£. State Alexander Robert Allen Dunbar Austin Faye Barnett Antonio Barrett Gerald Baucum Anite Bellamy Dolores Bentley Doris Alexander Jacqueline Alexander Margaret Bagley Thomas Baldw, Timothy Beamer Calvernetta Beasley Vera Bouleware Chariolte Bounds Herbert Boyd Sandra Bradley Veronica Bradley George Bradshaw Curtis Branch Walter Brandon hmk Clarence Braxton Simon Broom Larry Browi V % Pamela Bullock Rachel Burney Brenda Bun Michael Burton Edward Camp Wanda Canty Stephen Carraway Thelma Carter Henrietta Cooper Ruth Cooper Calann Comwell John Costner Horace Craig Delores Crawford mk Larry Crawford Linda Curry Harold Dawkins Betty Dawson Vennie Deas Jerome Dorsey Cecil Douglas te EllaDowling Gerald Dutch Darlene Edwards Doris Edwards Winifred Elam Dorothy Ellington William E Crosby Faulk Kenney Faulkner Gladys Feelv Ronald Ford M M John Forrester Charles Foster Solon Fuller Mary Funderburk Charles Gates Barbara Gentry Patricia Graham Priscilla Green Orville Greer Jacqueline Gilbert Frontis Gilliam QQQ E jESIiaiS Janice Gilliam Don Gilmore Harmon Coins Larry Hamlet Bemice Hams William Harris Eula Hawthorne Shannon Henry Bessie Hicks John Cues! Gregory Hagins tk Mary Harrison Charles Harvey Ik-verly Howard David Hughe Larry Icard Joe Jenkins Phillip Jeter William Hughes Quincy Huitt Melvin Hunter Ronald Irving Lewis Isaac Anthen Johnson Lam ' Jones Robert Jones Agnes Jordan James Keaton Sterling Keen Doris Kennedy Bettye King Cheyenn King Sheila King William King Jacquelyn Knighl Alvin Landry Emilio Larrier Sandra Lathan Kenneth Latimer Carolyn Latimore Beverly Leak Curtisha Marlm Willie Martin Evelyn Massey Karen Matthews €9 Algatha Mattocks George McCrorey Bernard McGraw John Mitchcl Valeria Mitchel Dorothy Montgomery Johnny Montgomery Corinne Moore Stella Morris Larry Nelson Arthur Norman Kathy Oglcsby Timothy Okyere Phyllis Parker Versie Parker Jonah Peek Shirley Pendergrass Linda Perry Warner Pinchback Ennm Polk Robert Portlock Rodney Price James Riddick George Roach Mammie Rogers Valarie Rollerson James Rosemond Brenda Sadler Mary Sadler Margaret Sanders Marion Sanders Wilbum Sanders Travis Saunders Patricia Scarborough Jerry Schools Rufus Scogins Michael Shaw Janice Shelton Gladys Stewart Donald Stewart Polly Stoddard Laura Strickland Clarence Strong Jimmie Stutts Loretta Summers William Thacker Darryl Turner CarolynTumer Gail VanRensalier Timothy Vickers Loretha Walker William Watkii Ulvsees Watkii wmu2m While Delores Wifford Chuck Wilkins Cathleen WUliams w Charles Williams Frank Williams Ralph Williamson Robert Yongue Ronald Young Alexander Woods John Wooden Charles Wright Harriet Wyatt ff-. FROSH WEEK Men were getting settled.. ..While women were checking in , i t1 Some were paying bills. -hile others were being informed.. 4 ' ' ' « «Mii «« M MIIH««C «««a««(MMMI«i f Some were checking out the block.. vhiie others checked the miil ;i[ r ' •. . •! .♦ .♦  , , 0:0 8 D B B  ; ' ' ! ' ■ 7.? _ ■ _ .■ ' ■ ' GJ ffl ' m I • Taking exams. that reception committee! Figliting for classes and a mug shot. Looking for classes. . . . Freshmen L R Gaiy Williams, Pres.: Eloise Inman, asst. sect.; Aiba Hall, Ireas.; Shirley Johnson, sect.: J. C. Cousins, vicepres. (not pictured). MISS FRESHMAN Phyllis Thompson Attendants: Deborah Smalls Judith Mitchell William Alsbrooks Gloria Alston Marv Alston Albert Anderson Johnny Augustus Patricia Bailey Linda Baker Frank Barber Emma Bass Deborah Beckett Lillie Berkley Gwendolyn Berry EzekielBest Wayne Best Warner Biggins Cynthia Blake James Blue Warren Bolden i„ M VelmaBoney Ralph Bonner Emory Bonner Leslie Boone Barbara Boulware Marshall Boulware m k Larr Bowe Jomare Bowers 11 Iris Bradsher Iris Brockn Charles Brooks Manlev Brooks Dorothy Brown John Brown Lam ' Brown Maxine Brown fAi LM iMmk Myron Brown Shirlcv brown Stephen Brown Grela Bruner Gregory Bryan Chester Bryant : J Patricia Buggs Brenda Bute Velma Butler Rachel Byrd Michael Byers Jennifer Caldwell Belinda Chapman Gwendolyn Cochrane Lofella Cohens Charles Colclough Danella Cooper Patricia Coope. Marva Cordell Milton Corey Adophus Cotton James Covington Robert Craven Lettic Crawford Virginia Crowder Julia Curtis James Daughlridge Johnny Davis Lillian Davis Ronald Davis Sherian Davis Sandra Davis Judv Dickerson Jerome Diggs Delores Dortch M Svlvia Caldwell James Earl Gwendolvn Edwards Linda Edwards Liiiward Edwards Deborah Ellis Gerald Ellis Robert Ellis Barbara Elm Clarence Enoch Cynthia kvans Lillian Lverson Joseph Faust Janice Ferguson Robert Ferrell Linda Flowers Parran Foster Tyrone Fox ' AHiA Wavne Friday Deborah Gabriel Antionette Gadling Linda Garrett Thomas Goldston Kalhy Gordon SL Charles Grant Joyce Green mm 3 rtfik Roy Green Veronica Green Vestella Gr Kfei ; mM Cheryl Grier Lany Crier John Griffith William Gunn Deborah Hadley Linda Hairston Sherman Hairston Hernia Hall Karen Hamlin JoAnn Hardneh Arthur Hardy Dorothy Hams Gloria Hams Gwedolvn Harris Mallon- Harris Sandra Haskii 1 Hilda Hayes Ernest Henry Anite Hinsley Pauline Hinton Leroy Holland Matthew Holland £Mi Marguerite Holliness Yvonne Holman Cheryl Homer Margie Hosea Marilyn Howell Ruby Hoyle MJ. Kutricia Hubbard James Hudson Rose Higgins James Hunter Eloise Inman Esther Isler Phyllis Kennedy Stella Kinard Norman Kornegay Phillip Lawrence Beverly Leake Michael Lindsey 9 is d Willie Lipsey Dorothy Lockett Robert Logan Valerie Love Jeffrey Marshall Johnnie McCall m€Mi Leonard McClain Sara McOurkm Edward McDowell James McLean Gregory McPherson Mack McRae mi Alyce Mask Jeanette Mason James Mather Godfrey May William Meadows Vertia Metts Joan Middleton Weldon Meeks A Ivin Mitchell fewfiilllS. ' !,,:, i ' llliilssssiliHlls; iM Hk Gloria Mitchell Judith Mitchell Henry Moore Ronald Moore Thomas Moore Acquinetta Morris Wilbert Morns Emma Motlev Doris Mover Anthony Jackson Doris Jackson Gloria Jackson Ruby James Mary Jefferson Bemice Jenkins Jacqueline Jenkins Richard Jenkins Richard Jcnkii Barbara Johnson Diane Johnson Gertrude Johnsu Rickv Johnson Mattie Johnson bir ' I ' T mkmM M Nathan Johnson Sheilah Johnson Shirley Johnson Edward Jones f « Mildred Jones Stella Jones Fatruia Jones Carolyn Jordan Tanya Joseph Mary Jones Marginell Nash Richard ash Ronald Nelson Charles Northerr Robert Osborne Bertha Paden Thurman Page Robert Parker I onva Parker Cherrie Patrick Herman Patterson L vnwood Patterson ' . ' - ' - li JL % Michael Patterson klida Perry Lucille Peny Harold Peters Alzen Pierce Howard Poole Graver Ratliff Benjamin Rawlins Patricia Richardson Patricia Robinson Frankie Rodgers Julia Roper ) SJUL Noah Salley Audnne Scott Veronica Scott Barbara Senior Glenn Shannon Cassandra Roseborough Kenneth Shields Pmcillo Shire Catherine Shivers Walter Shropshire Dianne Simons Vivian Simpson Debora Smalls Gregory Smith Sanchia Smith Veronica Smith Warren Smith Wilette t Andrew Southerland Carolyn Sowell Remona Spencer Winifred Steele Vivian Stevenson Delores Stewart i Ih Robert Stewart Jamesie Stinson Shirley Stover Elsie Strong Dwight Sullivan Joel Talford Georgia Thomas Tommy Vwmas Phyllis Thompson Delcene Totten Gloria Tyson Saundra i.? H Roberta Vauglian Spencer Villines Zenobia Wade Audrey Wallace Douglas Walker Levonde Walker Theresa Walters Lynda Wardlaw John Washington Mary Washington Jessie Watkins Elaine West Williams Larr}- Williams Qumlun Williams Mary Williamson Izetta Willingham Greg Wilson Paula Wilson Tyron Wilson M, Cvnlhia Withrow John Wood Nancv ' vnn Wendell Youmans Cvnthia Williams William Young La Verne Younger Joyce Zimmerman Jacqueline Yizar Joseph Reid Stanley Williams FROSH WEEK Remember the Talent Show? Pat twirled her baton . vhile we tried to sing the loyalty song. FROSH WEEK mmmmm gtm0w tii!!r -f SM l vT mH Kl ' htk Pi m i 1 1 ..the things they asked us to do! I No mail today . . . but the folks you see in the P.O.! V • Some pretty girls helped move in . FROSH WEEK Joining the team.. Watching the game.. Rootin ' lor the Bulls. f FROSH WEEK Showing what Smith men and women wear.. FROSH WEEK Those infernal beanies! Frosh women learned to cross the block unbothered. more and more placement tests . Checking out Smith ' s famous wonder meat . . . AFTER FROSH WEEK. . . IU 1% X i n i n n k r i ki i 1 m Vi % % A R R R Some joined the band . f while some decided to try class attendance. 1W OUR FIRST HOMECOMING k Sk After burying Shaw . Some met the O ' Jays . while others bugalooed THE SEMINARY Di. Edwin Thompkins Dean, Theological Seminary and Professor of Historical Studies The responsibility of religion in any age is to help man find a solid sense of meaning, of direction, of destiny, as a human being. To meet this responsibility the Seminary accepts as its task the training of persons for a ministry at a time when the nature and functions of ministries are in flux in a rapidly changing world. The Seminary strives to enable its students to read the world in which people live and to prepare them to render a relevant, life-bearmg ministry. This necessitates patterns that guide toward mature self-direction and flexibility that readies persons for a variety of roles and experiences in fostering a Christian community and its mniistry. To everyone who reads these lines, the challenge is yours to enter a field of service that has many rewards in today ' s tense world. Edwin Thompkins r. Arthur H. George Dean Emeritus Rev John Pharr Promotion Officer Not Pictured Mrs. Laura Malone Librarian Not Pictured Mrs. Jacqueline Hairston Assistant Professor of Music Miss Odessa Roseboro Secretary, Dean of the Theological Seminarv Ml ' , Im.iii ; Wjddy Secretary in Library ' Mrs, ChnstianaSekyi Assistant in Library FACULTY Miss Edythc Grady A ssislan I Professor of Sacred Music Rev. C.A. Hood Associate Professor of Literature (Old Testament) Not Pictured Rev. Herman L. Counts Professor of Practical Theology ■S. fM i Dr. Gerard Kuiper Professor of New Testament Literature Dr. Chelkuzil Thomas Professor of Biblical Literature STUDENTS Robert Walton Senior ilhe Dillard Senior Not Pictured: James Davis. Senior Juc Maxwell. Senior Samuel Rcid, Senior Miles Smith, Middler Grover Grimes. Junior Franklin Johnson. wm o Charles Turner. Junior Not Pictured Chester Johnston Middler STUDENTS Stanley Jones Middler Edward T l.iiKs Junior Anlonia Lawrence Junior Dunng the 1967-68 school yeai the Board of Trustees voted to close the century old seminary. Reverend Raymond Worsley and Family. The BULL expresses apologies to Reverend Raymond Worsley, recipient of the Annual Faculty Travel-Abroad award during the summer of 1967, for the error made by the staff in the ' 68 edition. The Staff Registration headaches, lectures, recita- tions, football, Greek lines , concerts, dances, ajid a graduation these things make up a college year. Somewhere among the days and weeks, joys and fears, tears and heartbreaks, we are educated. Somewhere in this mass of events, and changes of season, we leave childhood and grow into adults. Homecoming 144 Lyceum 154 Features 160 Queens 166 Homecoming 68 Smithites crowded Memorial Stadium to watch the Golden Bulls stomp the Bears of Shaw University. Miss Tommye Martin, Miss Johnson C. Smith University, greets the Homecoming crowd. Check these Bulls as they do their THING. HOMECOMING DAY, for some a sad day when old friend.s are met. For others the thrill of the crowd and a roar for the mighty BULLS. For us, the Senior class, it ' s thoughts of this time next year, when we will have gone our separate paths. We think of the thrills of half-time and the moment of kickoff. But for nearly everyone, it is a time to be merry, a time to forget the pressures of academics and have a fun-filled weekend because Monday morning at eight, the GRIND starts again. It All Began With . . . A Funeral For Shaw % %i V ? Km Those Who Mourned The Death Of The Bears A Coronation Miss Betty Ruff crowns Tommye Martin, Miss Johnson C. Smith University. . . With Procession Attendant to the queen, Sandra Carpenter, escort Lionel Davis Attendant to the Queen, Joyce Bowen, escort Bobbv Hill The roval crown bearer The roval flower sirls Betty Ruff, the departing queen moves stately into the future. Tommye Martin, the new Miss Johnson C. Smith is escorted to the throne. Betty Rulf, Miss Johnson C. Smith 1967-1968 A Parade Tile Marching Golden Bulls The color guard The Ira Aldndge Dramatics Guild Roat above won first place in the float contest. r l n The Royal Float takes Miss JCSU and attendants to the game The Game It ' s kickutt iiiiK ' jt Memorial Stadium and Smilliitcs arc out of their seats. Tommyc addresses the students alumni, and friends. The Marching Golden Bi lis perform. r 1 Jr 7 PB I i Irr « ' ' ' ' Ei il • . v i 1 f - ' — ■ „ .. ' • ' . 4 w ' Mur ' i The Dance For those Smithiles who can ' t remember, Tlie O ' Jay ' s performed at the Homecommg da O ' Jays do their thing. Meet the O ' Jays! Gills plcaic! Don ' t pull on their clothes. If he ' ll just come just a little closer. La-la-la-la means, 1 Love You. Dig this O ' Jay working his show. Homecoming, All Over THE MORING AFTER. . But, it was a Groove! Time To Regroup Overdue research paper? Back To The Grind A little blockology. Library meditation . . and other things!! There Are ' Happenings ' At JC - - i MB M ' 1 tHHBK Sf A Thanksgiving rcc Classes change Canteenology. w Leaves turn brown and pile up around the campus. A five o ' clock class during the winter semester SENIOR CLASS CORONATION The Class of ' 69 got an early start on homecoming celebrations with the coronation of their class queen at tlie Excelsoir Club. Miss Mary E. Jenkins was chosen by the class as one of the senior women that we all admired. She hails from Charleston, South Carolina and is pursuing a psychology major. All the class of ' 69 will forever reinember the radiant personality that we have found in our class queen. Congratulations from the Student Gov. Gwendolyn Wilks, past Miss Junior Class crowns Mary Ellen Jenkins, Miss Senior Class Mary promenades with Student Government President. jTi I yi LEFT TO RIGHT: Cheryl Bcmbry, David Williams. Vivian Belk, Charles Hodges, Mary Jenkins, Murdies Arnold, Malcom Singleton, Gwendolyn Wilks, Donald Ayers, Alice Price, Bobby J. Hill, and Sheliah Dorn. I Sheliali does her thang! Jackie Working her show!! Come, dance with i , t-? );s««t.; Remember this? The Senior Class Float. Our theme was; My Country, we too want an education! Homecoming ended. Our thougtits changed to many things. Our last undergraduate home- coming brouglit us closer to graduation and closer to many other tilings, too . . . Something Caught My Eye i It Was Stokley! Smithites were on hand to hear Stokicy Carniichael speak at UNC-C. They had a chance to meet him again on the Smith campus in the afternoon. Smith students react! Mm: JK, Jonnson GJ mm QJnioersi ' J: N ommue Jliariin , , Goiumoia, L)oum C arohna Royal meditation . . . i I iJo n ne e, 7Ae Tricfe 0 Tiff The girl of every Smith mail ' s dream . Even a queen must find a moment to call her own . BULL BEAUTY MISS ALPHA PHI ALPHA gTjfv Bessie Meeks Jk BULL BEAUTY MISS KAPPA ALPHA PSI Janice Vaughn BULL BEAUTY MISS OMEGA PSI PHI JoAnn Pugh it :f.ri. ' .iS23S|3rifijES5S ' ' ' ' M s: 9 i s1tir.! ' X BULL BEAUTY MISS SENIOR CLASS Mary E. Jenkins BULL BEAUTY MISS JUNIOR CLASS Cheryl Oglesby BULL BEAUTY MISS SOPHOMORE CLASS Shannon Henry BULL BEAUTY MISS FRESHMAN Phyllis Thompson BULL BEAUTY MISS UNITED NEGRO COLLEGE FUND Deleanor Harris BULL BEAUTIES MISS DRAMATIC GUILD Mary Brown MISS SMITH HALL Cheryl Bembry BULL BEAUTIES MISS DELTA SIGMA THETA Gloria Speaks MISS BERRY HALL Veronica Smith BULL BEAUTIES MI$S PHYSICAL tDUCATION CLUB Robbie Vaughan MISS VETERANS CLUB Mamie Rogers BULL BEAUTIES MISS LISTON HALL Charlotte Walker MISS ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA Denise McDaniel MISS INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Elizabeth Thompson MISS M.E.N.C. Deleanor Harris BULL BEAUTIES MISS UNIVERSITY CHOIR Maxine Bowen MISS OFF-CAMPUS WOMEN Gwendolyn Holland MISS CARTER HALL Shirley Johnson BULL BEAUTIES MISS S.C.A. (MAY QUEEN) Carolyn Sherrard MISS DUKE HALL Deborah Beckett BULL BEAUTIES MISS ZETA PHI BETA Alice Evans MISS IVY LEAF CLUB Jacquelyn Philson BULL BEAUTIES MISS SANDERS HALL Saundra Rhodes QUEENS OF THE LAMPODOS CLUB Veronica Manigo Wanda Canty BULL BEAUTIES MISS ARCHONIAN CLUB Lillie Randall MISS PYRAMID CLUB Gloria Orr BULL BEAUTIES MISS SCROLLER CLUB Lavonne Johnson MISS SPHINX CLUB Vivian Stephenson MISS SIGMA GAMMA RHO Patricia Patterson MISS MYERS HALL Sandra Lathan MISS S. N. E. A. Beverly Billups Sharon Edwards— Ait. ' Smithites Do Their Thang i ik mass blockology. Gary, don ' t you know that smoking may be harmful to your healtli? . ' weighthfling. r I ssif r li Hello, Mrs. Stewart: Remember that check I endorsed, well,. Wonder what she means by a dursal-ventral view??? Not the Blmd Boys giving autographs! 1 Why IS the fire escape so popular? Bui what does it mean when that hght flashes and I see stars just before the smoke become slifiing? Still Doing Their Thang??? Some folks take sorority pictures in any thing! Walking along just humming a tune. What ' s everybody looking at? 4 Can ' t she feci me kicking her under the table? How can I play a card without some signal??? H H ' ' ' ' ' ' H E! B S toi:: ,: ; :- Sr •M 1 wl H -Up on The Hill at midnight • tiy . i . X; Bored? Let ' s have a sit-in. Why is everybody standing? Some study, some gaze. Billy, we baptize you in the name of H-too-0. Baby, it ' s time we had a Showdown. Moonlighting. Did You Do Your Thang This Year? Just what do you do with a hand hke this? Carter Hail did it ' s thang at Chnstmas. Hey man! Teach me to rap hke you. Is that a Nawlings accent I detect? Look familiar? No. Then you ' ve never stayed on campus for Easter, Thanksgiving, or semester break. Have you? - Tombstone Terntorv. Pausing in DuU- Library lo read the comics . . . Ummmm Gamma Lambda featuring Dusenbury? nd a get together on a cold wintry THE ACTIVITIES Learning to disagree agreeably comes through our extra-curricular participation. Campus organizations are vital aspects of our complete education. These are the media through which all phases of expression take place. Activities keep JCSU going and grow- ing. Publications 194 Who ' s Who 200 Honors 206 Foreign Students 210 Organizations 212 Greeks 242 Sports 264 THE GOLDEN BULL Roland L. Draughon Editor-in-Cliief THE BULL STAFF FRONT L-R: Curtis Branch. Dianne Freeman, Linda Neal. Carolyn Scipio. Sandrea Bales, Robert Seabrooks, Glona Tiller. Louise Brandon. Rosalyn Goode, Carolyn Ellis. BACK L-R: Patsy Allen. Carol Pride. Anita Bellamy, Portia McCoUum. Daphne Jones. Gloria Rhodes. Bertha Talley. Jo Llia Cooper. Harriet Thorpe, Elizabeth Johnson, Amelia Parker. Denise McDaniel. l a Joyce Hicks, Associate Editor Curtis Branch, Managing Editor Amelia Parker, Greek Editor Carolyn Blount (not pictured) Who ' s Who Among Students In American Universities and Colleges Alice J. Price Psychology Chester. Soutli Carolina William D. Peterson Mathematics Physics Winston-Salem, North Carolina Saundra L. Ross Philosophy Winnsboro, South Carolina Amelia Parker Philosophy Charlotte, North Carolina Ralph Kiiotts Elementary Education Philadelphia. Pennsylvania w ▼ r li Carolyn Blount Economics Sparta. Georgia David Biircli Mathenwtics Richmond, Virginia Bessie Meeks French Roc ' -- Hill. South Carolina Sandrea T, Bates French Cotiimbiu. South Carolina i . Tommye V. Martin English Culumbia. South Carolina Julie C. Brown English Winnsboro. South Carolina Murdies Arnold Political Science New Orleans. Louisiana Jacquelyn Nelson Eletn Education Buffalo, New York Honor Societies Seabrook and Kathalyne Squirewell SIGMA RHO SIGMA. - -; -- --p- ' ' «-- Lionel Davis and WUlic T. Wil- FOREIGN STUDENTS Joseph Etua and Stephen Agyekuii CHEMISTRY CLUB L R: Richard Glover. Miriam Smith. Vincent McBee. Alice Evans, Burke Jackion. Henry Allen. Langston Harley, and I U;iin-]m Ic ' ino ' BIOLOGY CLUB FIRSI ROW Ur. A. L. Richardson, Vivian Belk. Vivian Grant, Calvenetta Beasley, laye Barnette, Marilyn Thomas, Qumton Wilhams, Dorothy Gary, John lunderburke. ROW TWO: Joe Bowers, Mary Norman, Gwendolyn McCleUan, Vera Boulware, Rachel Biirney, Norman Carnegie, Matthew Holland, ROW THREE: William Thackct, Emma Massey, Arthur Norman, Antonio Barrett. Theodore Allen, Margia Gnalt. ROW FOUR: Mr, W. McCloud, Ernest Henry, Preslon Pendergrass, Richard Glover, John Floyd, Burke Jackson, David Thomas, and Wilbum Sanders. PRE-ALUMNI COUNCIL. Amelia Parker, Wilson Jackson. Deleanor Harris. Howard Miles Alfreda Townes, and Ivy Metz. United Negro College Fund PSYCHOLOGY CLUB NATIONAL OFFICERS: AmeUu Parker and Wil- son Jackson. FIRST ROW. L-R: Patricia Hicks, Alice Price, Sandra Powell, Flora James, Martha Cooper, Saundra Carpenter, JoAnn Wright, JoElla Cooper, Dons Kennedy, Ivy Metz, Theodoshia Caldwell, Linda Silver, JacqueUne Perry, Edwin Ayers; SECOND ROW: Laurena Morrison, Annie Brown, Malcolm Singleton, Daisy Oatman, Kathalyne Squirewell, Berta Talley, James Humbert, Jerome Cherry, Mary Jenkins, Veronica Seabrooks, Fred Wilson, Wilson Jackson, and Portia McCoUum. UNIVERSITY CHURCH USHERS IRiglUj Bertha Talley, Veronica Seabrooks. Jacqueline Perry and Sandrea Bates. Not Pictured: Slieila Dorn, Carolyn Mayo. Dorothy Gary, Annette Carter. Vivian Belk, Velma Pruitt, and Gloria Rhodes. MUSIC EDUCATORS NATIONAL CONFERENCE Caiolyn Chestnutt, Sherian Davis, Linda Curry, Marsha Payne, James Miott, Delores Caldwell, Quincey Huitt, Gwendolyn Powell. Shirley Donaldson, Dorothy Caldwell, Carole Haynes, Lairy Ingram. Carolyn Scipio, Gail Lawrence, Patricia Scarborough. Seated: Frank Wilhams, Dorothy Montgomery, Jacquelyn Knight, Curtis Branch. Barbara Alexander. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Front Row: Sandrea Ross. JoElla Cooper, Sandrea Bates, Brenda Hammond, Dune Ellis, Bessie Meeks, Carolyn Vaughn; Back Row: Sandra Lallian. Harriet Thorpe. Veronica Sea- brooks, Kathalyne Squirewell, Portia Mc- Collum, Virginia King, Albert Jordan. Not Pictured David Wallace. TRACK CLUB L-R. David Hughes. Daryl Turner, Joe Bryanl, Larry Brown. John Forrester. Henry Issac. Jr., Howard Miles PHYSICAL EDUCATION MAJORS CLUB L R. first row Robbie Vaughn. Rosine Sanders. Clara MeMilhan. Daisy Mattox, Cor- rel Loundermon; second row- Donald Little- john. Fred latum. William Jefferson. Irank Foster. Willie MitLhell SPANISH CLUB L R. Albert Jordan. Saundra Ross, Sandra Powell. Robert Seabrooks. Lohta Sherard. Martha Cooper. Matthew Holland. Brenda Ham- mond. Juanita Yates. Denise Mc- Daniel, Jo Ann Writht. NU GAMMA ALPHA SOCIAL FELLOWSHIP L-R: James Cbnton, Ralpli Knotty. Elmer Hartley. Willie Mitchell. John Stergis. David Williams, William Dusenberry, Alexander Woods. Charles Howard. Ivory Tate. George Williams. RIGIDS CLUB L R: Cisiro Lee, John Smith. Wayne Smith. Eddie Macon. Preston Means, Timothy Beamer, Homer Baldwin. John Cooper. GROOVE PHI GROOVE SOCIAL FELLOWSHIP L-R: Robert Jolinson, 1 dgar Karmer, Willie Patterson, Charles Stowe, Billy Pitts, Melvin McCuilough, Ronald Wlieck-r, Carlyk- Hale SWANX CLUB L R: Rodney Price, Paul Kinney. Willie Martin, Wayne Funderburk, Alvin Landry, Jaeque John- RHOOMICRON SIGMA (DEBATE CLUB) Left-Right: Mary Smith, Benjamin Rawlingb. and Van Stitt INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Seated: Flora James. Elizabeth Thompson. Lionel Davis. Paula Mclntyre, Julie xo-wn. Standing: Jerome Cherry, Shirley Green, Margie Osbey, Lloyd Green, Larry Heath. Juanita Yates. Diane Ellis, Murdies Arnold, and Jimmy Ewers, PHILOSOPHY CLUB A Standing: Dr, Ralph Bohn, Adviser, Elizabeth Thomp- son, Stephen Kenny, Lillie Randall. Saundra Ross. Oscar Dixon. Diane Elhs. Vernon Ross; Seated: Dorothy Harns. Rosa Mims. KalTie Hougli. Amelia Parker, THE IRA ALDRIDGE DRAMATICS GUILD ' WN L R: From Row Alfreda Thomas. Saundra Powell, ( irrill L.uindcr men. JoAnn Wright, Martha Cooper, Mozelle Catlaari, Sjundu Uljiitk, Second Row Malcobn Singleton, Comatha Boyettc, Murdies Arnold, Sjuiidrj Carpenter, Ivors Tate, Ann Thomas, James Humbert, Charles Hodges, Orville Bell. SEMINARY STUDENT ORGANIZATION Firsl Row Harry Miller, Stanley Jones, Second Row: Ed- ward Jones. Chester Johnston. Frankhn Johnson. L-R: Willie Mitchell, John Sturgis. Albert Jordan. David Williams, Israel Bruce Bivins, Lonnie Oliver, Jimmy Ewers, Ivory Tate, Edward West, Brown, Noah Barnes, Charles Hodges, Andrew Perry, George Williams, Paul Rcid, and Charles Stowe. VARSITY S CLUB SNEA Front Row: Charlena Smith, Jacqueline Kanoy. Juanita Dolson, Joyce Bowen; Second Row Shirley Price, Etta Davidson, Angela Stewart. Sandra Powell. Ada Miller. Alfrcida Thomas: Third Row Saundra Carpenter. Jacquehne Nelson, Martha Cooper, Luuilc NUliiirc. Betty Bailey, Denise McDaniel: Fourth Row. Mozelle Cathcart. Comatha Boyette, Beverly Billups, Ann Thomas, James Humbert, Ralph Knotts, Albert Jordan, and Ivory Tate, OFF-CAMPUS WOMEN Sitting: Barbara Gentry, Patricia Adams. Linda Lockhait, Patricia Cooper; Standing: Mrs. H. Tid- well. Counselor, Ruth Allen, Priscilla Shire, Mar- tina Dixon, Gieta Bruncr, Bettye Bailey. LISTON HALL COUNCIL Sitting: Linda Reese, Ivy Metz. Theo- doshia Caldwell; Standing: Gladys Fcely, Connie Johnson, Gloria On, and Chey- enne King. 7 .. ■■ ' H....!.- BERRY HALL COUNCIL L-R Gerald Bialton, Jerome Walker, Cody King, Charles Wright, Marshall Boulware, and David Hughes, DUKE HALL COUNCIL L R sitting: Jo Ann Hardnctl, Janel Bullock, Arba Hall, Patricia Jones. Standing: Mis. J. F. Harris, Mildred Jones. Sandra Jeter, Sanna Grice, Betty Chisholm, Jacqueline Jenkins, Phyllis Kennedy. -i SMITH HALL COUNCIL L-R: Noah Barnes, James Hum- bert. Malcolm Singleton, Richard Glover, MYERS HALL COUNCIL L-R first row: State Alexander, Willie Martin, Larry Jones, Wallace Bradley, Thurman Maynard. Second row. Park Adams. Wilson Jackson, Jerome Dorscy, Paul Reed. David Burch. MENS ' INTER-RESIDENTIAL COUNCIL L R. First Row. David Hughes. WallaLC Bradley, State Alexander. James Humbert, Marshall Boulware, Jr., Richard Glover, Malcolm Singleton, Thurman Maynard, Wilson Jackson. Second Row, Langston Hailey, Jerome Dorsey, David Burch, Cody King, Noah Barnes. Charles Wright. Third Row. Paul Reed, Larry Jones. Park Adams, Jerome Walker, Willie Martin, Jerry Bratton. SANDERS HALL COUNCIL L R. Lorena Morrison, Carolyn Blount. Bertlia Talley, Carolyn Elhs. Tommye Martin, Mercedes Grate, Elizabeth Johnson, Sandrea Bates, Julie Brown, Sandra Ross. CARTER HALL COUNCIL L R Sitting: Ernest Henry, Ralph Knotts, James Taylor, Matthew Holland. Standing; Ronald Nel- son, Bobby Dawkins, Grover Smith, Quinton Wil- liams, S. T. roster. Student Christian Association Alice J, Price, President of SC.A. Mls.sS.C.A.,Car il:, ii SI. ■..iJni ivc tluwcrs and congratula- tions Irom Student Government President. Murdics Arnold. Vernon Ross, Mary Jenkins. Saundra Craine. Alice Price. Carolyn Sherard, Peggy Dawkins. Juanita Yates. Murdies Arnold. %,9a0j ' ' m Seated: Linda Bradley. Sondra Craine. cones, sec., Mary Jenkins, rec. secy., Vernon Ross, first vice-pres., Alice Price, president, Peggy Daw- kins, second vice-pres.. Arthur Norman, treasurer. Carolyn Sherard, Miss S.C.A., Jacquelyn McCrae; Standing: Linda Lockhait. James Humbert, Jerome Cherry, Jacqueline Perry. Bertha Talley. Willie Williams, Juanita Yates, Malcolm Singleton, Veronica Seabrook. David White. Sandra Powell. Larry kard, Linda Curry, Harnet Thorpe, Ernest Henry, Dianne Freeman, Ethel Price. Patncia Cooper. Cynthia Williams, and James Keaton. R. W. JOHNSON SPIRITUAL CHOIR 1st. Row Ronald W. Johnson, Gayle VanRensalier, Phyllis Parker. Carolyn Massey. Shelia King, Emma Bass, Cla- rence Braxton, Gwendolyn Powell, Gloria Harris, Joyce Miller, Darlene Ed- wards, Jacquelyn Jenkins, Betty James, Mary Howell; 2mi. row: Carolyn Coles, Marilyn Ford, Esther Isler, Jackie Yizar, Jackie Carter, Nannie Montague, Elaine Edwards, Joyce Mosley, Vennie Deas, Harriet Wyatt, Tommie Benson; third row: Cathleen Williams, Pat Jones, Va- Countess Johnson, Pat Jackson, Clau- dette Alston, Dottie Bowen. Jennifer Caldwell, Sandra Lathan, Gladys Feely, Jewell Scott, Algatha Mattocks; 4th row: Timothy White, Lewis McCoIlugh, George Drumgold, Curtis Branch, David White, Wayne Funderburk, and Stanley Wright. STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVE BOARD: Student Government Association. Left- Right. Calveneta Beasley. Geneva Spencer, Murdies Arnold. Bessie Meeks. Brenda Ferguson. To speak of student goveninicnt reform is to speak of campus reform. It is unwise if not impossible, to separate tlie two. For u student government is not an end in itself; it exists to lead and serve the students it represents. Our president, Murdies R. Arnold operates from this premise. He reflects the desires of students and moves in the light of our time. Jolmson C. Smith University students have been very in- volved in the issues shaking college campuses across the nation. The slogans Student Power and Black Power have had a particular significance for the S.G.A. 1968 69. Students took part in, and in some instances were the controlhiig force on many university committees: The Lyceum committee. Judical Court, University Council, to only name a few of the policy making bodies which students served on. Homecoming was one of the most successful ever-students shared in the total responsibility. Besides the traditional hand- ling of the coronation ceremonies students participated in every major committee and made a worth wliile contribution. A very strong emphasis of the student government was a concern witli a relevant curriculum; one that would provide the necessary skills to advance black people while also sensitizing us to our cultural heritage and instilling a sense of commitment to our people. Student Government 1968-69 had a very successful year. Murdies Arnold, as president extended the boundaries and powers, therefore establishing the supremacy of the S.G.A. He also was instrumental in furthering communciations between faculty, administration, and stall with students. Patricia Jones, Paula Mclntyre, Richard Jenkins, and Malcolm Singleton. S. G. A. REPRESENTATIVES Seated-L R: Calvenetta Beasley, Geneva Spencer, Murdiei Arnold. Bcsmc Meek . .md Brcnda Ferguson. Standing. Judith Mitchell. Anita Bellamy. Luida Reese, Wanda Canty. Carolyn Vaughn, Lionel Davis. Tommie Benson, William Peterson, Larry Heath. Ralph Knotts, Malcolm Singleton, Mary Smith. Larry Martin. Kay Williams. Jacqueline Yizar, Jerome Cherry. Larry Icard. Juanita Yates, Ronald Johnson. James Humbert. Correll Loundermon. Elmer Hartley, and Diane Ellis. UNION COMMITTEES PROGRAM BOARD Sondia Craine, Amelia Parker. Albert Jordan. Saundra Ross, and John Hurst- FILM COMMITTEE Carlyle Hale. John Hurst. Lloyd Green. Albert Jordan, Ja Ewers. Arthur Grant. Lonnie Oliver. SOCIAL COMMITTEE Mary Miller. Donald Littlejohn, JoElla Coop- er. Carlyle Hale. Gerald Baueum. Jerome Dor- sey. Diane Freeman, Anita Bellamy. John Hurst, and Sondra Cranie, CULTURAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE L R: Lonnie Oliver, Gerald Baucum, Lloyd Green. Jerome Dorsey, James Ewers, Donald Littlejohn. Bol Sandra Crame John Hurst, Mary Miller. GOVERNING BOARD Front: H L Pnukney. F. J. Armslead. M. Bellon; Back: Murdies Arnold, J. Gaston, C. Hood. S. Ross V Taylor R Johnson, J. D. Chase. lajiui. n.. THE UNIVERSITY STUDENT Sandrea T. Bates, Editor-in-Chief Sandra Ross, Business Manager Juanita Yates, Sports Editor Julie C. Brown, Associate Editor Sandrea T. Bates, EDITOR UNIVERSITY STUD ENT STAFF FRONT L-R: JacqueUne Peny, Mary Ellen Jenkins, Carol Pride. Jo Jones, Sandrea Bates. BACK L-R: Arthur Weeks. Sheila Dom. Vivian Ella Cooper, Rosalyn Goode, Bertha Talley. Louise Brandon, Daphne Belk. Julia Jones, Dorothy Gary, Margie Osbey. University Student Typists JOHNSON C. SMITH UNIVERSITY CHOIR « er ffif Mr M Christopher W. Kemp, Director Sandra Ross. Vice President Clarence Braxton, President Alpha Phi Omega L-R: J. A. Gaston, Delano Rackard. Granville Townes, M. Belton, Ralph Peace and Clarence Bolto OFF-CAMPUS MENS ORGAN. H. L. Marshall, Advisor A LOOK AT THE CAMPUS The Gateway to knowledge at Johnson C, Smith University Tlie buildings are the material tilings that we will remember about our sojourn at Smith. Though we griped about them most of the time, the buildings really were not so bad. The Theology Building Sanders Hall, dormitory for women The Administration Building, Who will ever foget a trek to the fourth floo empty stomach, or the chime of the tower clock? Duke Library, home away from home. The New Science Center The Old Dinnig Hall, or the New Band Room Dr. Lionel H. Newsom, Eighth President Of Johnson C. Smith University Dr. Lionel H. Newsom assumed the role of cliief adminis- trator of Johnson C. Smith University on January 1. 1969. The student body attended the convoL-ation en masse to hear just what plans the eighth president of the University had to offer. This was a significant event because the students were con- cerned about the future of the University. Early in the semester an announcement was made that informed the students that Smith has a 2.5 million dollar deficit. Dr. Newsom gave an inspiring speech. With the symbolic sign of V for victory, every student present really felt that Johnson C. Smith Uni- versity was far from being e,xtinct. With Dr. Lionel H. Newsom leading our alma mater into this second century, we the departing class are able to leave with the assurance that the light on the hill will forever shine as a symbol of higher education in academic realms. om addresses the Smith students and faculty. Mrs. Newsom hstens attentatively along v Smithites to join fortes lo work for a progres siLidcnis as licr liusband challenges nstitution. Dr. Newsom dedicates himself to the Uni- versity THE NEW ADMINISTRATION: , R Harvey Aloxjiidcr, vi.c-proMdcnt ol I president; and Jack S- Braybroy. vice-president of student aftairs. j| .illjirs, LiuiiclH Nc Dr, and Mr Ne Convocation. chat with Tommye Martin. .Miss Johnson C. Smith University after the L-R: Joseph Gaston, Harvey Alexander. Lionel Newsoiti. Jack Brayboy, Winson Coleman, Sr., Calvin Hood, and Murdies Arnold. J r? Ck-ii ■ r L , y Faculty members and students join in singing The Battle Hymn of the Republic indicative of Smith ' s assured future. Chamber Of Commerce Honors Doctor and Mrs. Newsom The Charlotte Chamber of Commerce, for the first time in the lustory of the institution, honored the President of Jolinson C. Smith University. In this very impressive affair. Dr. Lionel Newsom, who assumed the presidency of the University m January, was formally introduced to the Charlofte community. Dr. Newsom addressed the Chamber of Commerce focusing liis attention on the topic of Johnson C. Smith University ' s relativity to the city of Charlotte. He further opened the doors of the Institution to the city, and expressed the wish that the City support the University both financially and culturally. The Chamber expressed the desire to co-operate with Johnson C. Smith University in any way possible, as it makes significant strides in its second century of service to the education of young minds. ABOVE. FAR RIGHT: Dr. and Mrs. Newsom enjoy activities sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce of Charlotte. Dr. Newsom receives conpatulations and good wishes from guests attendmg the banquet. Some two hundred were present for this occassion. Vince Matthews Returns To J C S U LOVE-IN AJumni and students of Johnson C. Sniitli University celebrated Homecoming on October 26, but for Vince Matthews, one of the world ' s fastest speedsters, home- coming came in the form of a Love-in at 7:00 p.m. Halloween night at Cliarlotte ' s Douglas Air- port. On hand to greet the JCSU junior as he deplaned were several hundred Smith students, Charlot- teans and a baitery of news camera- men and writers. Vince, returning to Smith after winning a gold medal as lead off man for tlie United State ' s 1600 meter relay team at the 19th Olym- piad in Mexico City, was accorded a hero ' s ride upon the shoulders of his admires. At a press conference following liis reception reporters asked the Queens, N.Y. Smithite about the John Carlos, Tommy Smith black glove incident and its significance. Matthews rephed, Tom and Carlos wore black gloves and socks to show the world that American Blacks weren ' t happy with the situ- ation in this country. The press tried to make it appear as thougli they were dis- gracing the flag. the ClAA quarter- mile champion said. Their action was proper. The Olympics was the only place to do it except the United Nation. In response to the welcome, Matthews thanked all the Bulls and Black faces for coming down. Asked about his future plans and activities, the Smith history maioi surmised, I ' m going to try to set a 400 meter record that won ' t be broken and graduate from Smith, ViiKL- acLcpti a hero ' s welcome home on the shoulders of friends Cheerleaders, twirlers, and the Marching Golden Buhs greet JCSU Gold Medalist. n f Track coach, Kenny Powell congratulates his protege while Vlnce ' s fiancee. Dianne ircenuii huldi OI nipic Laurel up ol the Olympic Gold PROFILE OF A CHAMP v - I The Pan-Hellenic Council F eOATi- ;. Henry Belton, Denise ML-Daniel. Phyllis Waddell. William Patricia Patterson, Stephen Kenney, Carolyn Blount. James Melvii Peterson, Alice Evans, Lionel Davis, Juanita Dolson. BACK ROW: Melvin Pinn, and Roland Draughon. COUNCIL OpriCERS: Lionel Davis, Denisc McDaniel, Carolyn Blount(Pres.), Wilham Peterson, Juanita Dolson(V.Pres.), Phyllis Waddell, and James Melvin(Treas.). SORORITIES Whether you ' re a Kitten ... Or a Lame Duck, you always remember that week of probation when you Crossed Those Burning Sands. Delta-Delta take my hand, lead me on to Deltaland. ■ We ' re working for Alpha Kappa Alpha . . . And real soon we ' ll cross those burning sands ' Cause we ' re working, yes working, but we still got a long way to go. Duck-Quack : Ummmmmm Gamma Lambda, ummmmmm Gamma Lambda. Destination, A K A!!! Determination. The only way to be Greek. Alpha Kappa Alpha Vivian Belle Joyce Bowen Maxine Bowen Brenda Brewer Lillie Bristow Carol Brooks Dorothy Brooks Tamiouchus Carne Brown Harriet Ciemmons Henrietta Cooper Ruth Cooper Co-Dean of Pledgees Gamma Delta Chapter Linda Curry Bettye Dawson It It ' Juanita Dolson Carolyn Ellis Pan-Hellenic Repr Gladys Feely V. Anne Gill Dean aj Pledgee nda Hammond Patricia Hicks Alice Isaac Neophyte Chairman Elizabeth Juhnson Hazel LiUey AntiGramitmteus Bessie Meeks Ivy Metz Basileus Ivy Leaf Reporter Destination AKA announces the approadi of the Gamma Delta Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Among them were some of the most active young ladies on campus this year. The group had a strong membership of sixty-one, who were tireless workers for the service of mankind. The sorors sponsored many worthwhile projects. Among them were a Can-Can dance wliich provided Thanksgiving dinners for needy families and dances for the UNCF. Contributions of time, energy, and funds were also afforded the Arthritis Campaign, Christmas Party with the Welfare Department, Voter Registration, Clean-Up Campaign on campus, and the sending of Valentine cards to servicemen in Viet Nam. Key positions held by sorors: Alice Price, Pres. S.C.A.; Bessie Meeks, Vice-Pres., Student Government; Joyce Bowen, Pres. SNEA; Henrietta Cooper, Pres. Sophomore Class; Amelia Parker, Chairman of Cultural Affairs, Nat. Sec, UNCF, and Board of Directors; Juanita Dolson, Vice-Pres., Pan-Hellenic Council; Brenda Hammond, Vice-Pres., Spanish Club; Ivy Metz, Pres. Pre-Alumni Council and Liston Hall; Joyce Hicks, Associate Editor, Bull. Those recognized as queens: Joyce Bowens, atten. Miss JCSU; Maxine Bowen, Miss Clioir; Denise McDaniel, Miss AKA; Bessie Meeks, Miss A Phi A; Janice Vaughn, Miss K A Psi; Elizabeth Thompson, Miss Internal. Relations; Jackie Philson Miss Ivy Leaf; Gwendolyn McClellan, Miss Off-Campus; Alice Price and Vivian Belk, Attends. Miss Senior Class; Sandra Rhodes, Miss Sanders Hall; Carolyn Sherard, Miss May Queen and Miss SCA; Charlotte Walker, Miss Liston Hall. Deleanor Harris, Miss MENC and local Miss UNCF. Listed in Who ' s Who were Bessie Meeks, Amelia Parker, Joyce Bowen, Jackie Nelson, and Alice Price. Soror Parker was also National Travel Grant winner for the sorority. The chapter has as Graduate Advisor, Mrs. Willie Smith assisted by Mrs. Hedi Brody and Miss Delores Davidson. Mrs. Inez M. Parker is Faculty Advisor. Ensuing years will exclaim her grandeur, posterity her perpetuation, but history, it is thee who hails the glow of twenty pearls. V.B.-A.P. Gwendolyn McClellan Patsy Mctlenan Denise McDaniel Pan-Hellenic Repr Peggy Mcllwain Nannie Montague IVY LEAF CLUB: Olneitha Mitchell. Saundra Lathan, Tommie Benson, Charlotte Bounds, Calann Comwell. Jrenda Nash Linda Neal Jacqueline Nelson Daisy Oatman Cynthia Owens Amelia Parker Maiy Perry Jacquelyn Philson Sandra Powell Alice Price Velma Pruitt Juanita Reid Saundra Rhodes Carrie Richardsc GramnmU ' us Julia Rose Sharon Sanders Carolyn Sherard Jacquelync Stanley Bertha Talley Ehzabeth Thompsi HoJe) is Epistoteus Aii[i-Tamiouc n4s Gloria Tiller Janice Vaughn Charlotte Walkei Basileua-t ' lect Betlye Wideman Gwendolyn Wilks JoAnn Wright Zeta Phi Beta Kappa Chapter Kappa Chapter of Zeta Plii Beta has been very active on campus tliis year. Among its activities were: Ebony Fashion Show, Heart Fund Drive, Volunteer Hospital Service, Blue and White Ball, Founder ' s Day Celebration, and Finer Womanhood Week. Soror Carolyn Blount was listed in Who ' s Who and served as president of the Pan-Hellenic Council as well as president of the Pan-Hellenic Council as well as president of Kappa Chapter. Soror Alice Evans was an active member of the chemistry club and other campus organizations. Sorors Cooper, and Randall also joined with members of the Kappa Chapter in maintaining the purpose of the sorority in promoting finer womanhood, sisterly love, scholarship, and service to the campus and to the community. Arlena Cooper 1st. Anti-Basileus Archonian Club: Judy Wilson LllUe RandaU ; - :J . si Delta Sigma Theta Linda Broxton Linda Bryani Bertha Burton Dorothy Caldwell Wanda Canty Annette Carter JoElla Cooper Gamma Lambda Chapter Frances Drayton Donna Epps Francine Fouche Zelma Gaines Roslyn Goode Sar enl-at-Arnis Emily Green Shirley Green Mable Hargrave Sandra Harrison Dynamic Deltas Dynamic is the only term wluch accurately describes the sorors of Gamma Lambda Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Gamma Lambda, which consists of forty-five sorors, is dynamic in both public service and campus activities. During the week of probation, everyone steps aside because they know the Deltas are coming. Delta boasts of having seventy-five percent of its sorors on the Dean ' s List and stresses scholarship as one of its main goals. Its finer womanhood is demonstrated by having the following sorors as queens. Tommye Martin Miss J.C.S.U.; Mary Jenkins -Miss Senior Class; Gloria Speaks Miss Delta Sigma Theta; JoAnn Pugh Miss Omega Psi Phi; Alfrida Townes-Miss Groove Piii Groove; Gloria Orr-Miss Pyramid Club; Wanda Canty-Miss Lampodas Club; and Mary Nor- man-Miss Biology Club. Delta stresses leadership and has as campus leaders: Sandrea Bates- Editor of the University Student; Julie Brown President of Sanders Hall and the International Relations Club; Harriet Thorpe -President of Sigma Rho Sigma; Roslyn Goode Chairman of the T.C. Forum; Saundra Ross-Chairman of the Student Union Program Board; Correll Lounderman-Vice-President of the Physical Education Club; Linda Reese Vice-President of Liston Hall; and Mable R. Hargrave- President of the Senior Class. In Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society are sorors Bates, Hargrave, and Seabrooks. In Sigma Rho Sigma Honor Society are sorors Brown, Hargrave, and Thorpe. In Who ' s Who are sorors Bates, Brown, Hargrave, Martin, and Ross. Daphene Jones Cheyenne King Eva Laney Correll Lounderman Carolyn McAdams Portia MeCoIlum Recording Sect, Veronica Manigo Tommye Martin Financial Sect. Saundra Ross Pan-Hellenic Repr Mary Norman Dean of Pledgees Brenda Salley Public service activities include the Toy Dance for needy children, library service, and the tutorial project. Social activities include the Delta-Omega coronation, tlie Delta Carnival, the Jabberwock, and the Christmas party. Delta is proud to have celebrated its fifty-sixth anniversity January 13, 1969, and is equally as proud to have been the first national fraternal organization for women on the Johnson C. Smith University campus. R. G. Veronica Seabrook Corres- Sec. Patricia Scarborough iH MS Florence Simpkins Gwendolyn Smyre Gloria Speaks Geneva Spencer Harriet Thorpe Custodian AlfridaTownes Phyllis Waddell Vera Walla Pan-Hellenic Repr PYRAMID CLUB; L R : Brenda Grasty, Pat Graham, Lucy King, Barbara Satterwhite, Brenda Stewart, Katie Fiewellen, and Gail Spence, Patricia Wilson FRATERNITIES Clarence Braxton Phi Beta Sigma Alpha Epsilon Chapter The Alpha Epsilon Chapter of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. was re-activated after one semester of inactivity by two young men, Clarence Braxton and Simon Broom. Although this is the smallest fraternity on campus, it is by no means the least active. The University Family extends congratulations and a helping hand to these young men in the hopes that they will continue to grow as they build Phi Beta Sigma and the Alpha Epsilon Chapter into an even greater fraternity. Simon Broom Public service activities include the Toy Dance for needy children, library service, and the tutorial project. Social activities include the Delta-Omega coronation, tlie Delta Carnival, the Jabberwock, and the Christmas party. Delta IS proud to liave celebrated its fifty-sixth anniversity January 13, 1969, and is equally as proud to have been the first national fraternal organization for women on the Johnson C. Smith University campus. R. G. Veronica Seabrook Cones. Sec- Patricia Scarborough Florence Simpkins Gwendolyn Smyre Gloria Speaks Phyllis Waddcll Vera Walla Pan-Hellenic Repr PYRAMID CLUB: L R . Brenda Grasty. Pat Graham. Lucy King. Barbara Satterwhite. Brenda Stewart, Katie Flewellen, and Gail Spence Patricia Wilson Bernicc Mallory FRATERNITIES Clarence Braxton The Alpha Epsilon Chapter of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. was re-activated after one semester of inactivity by two young men, Clarence Braxton and Simon Broom. Although this is the smallest fraternity on campus, it is by no means the least active. The University Family extends congratulations and a helping hand to these young men in the hopes that they will continue to grow as they build Phi Beta Sigma and the Alpha Epsilon Cliapter into an even greater fraternity. Phi Beta Sigma Alpha Epsilon Chapter FRATERNITIES A Heathen can ' t live by bread alone! Above, Heathen No. 14 (J. W.), carries food to sustain his other thirteen brothers while under the wrath of AE. Hell Week Apes of Alpha rock the block as their sisters. Princesses of AKA, look on. Bow-wow, bow-wow. bo ■ Chicken anybody? Dog No, 3 takes time out in the library for a snooze, A little snort never hurt any dog. (unless he got caught) SHOWTIME It ' s showtime on the block. A hastily eaten meal rests uncomfortably within stomachs. The mighty Que Dogs work their show while working to reach the pleasures of Omega Land. The Heathens of KA Une up before facing the crowd on the block. It ' s a long way home to Kappa Land. I say, whodat trying to make- Kapp.i .Alpl Psi? I say. . . Alpha Phi Alpha Hudson Barksdale James Ewers Co-Dean of Pledges Alpha Omicron Chapter 1 . V Lloyd Green Treasurer i WiUiam King Chark s Robinson Melvin Scott Pk C ' 1 ' H Camera Shy John I ' loyd crowns tlie Sweetheart of Alpha Omicron Chapter. Bessie Mceks. Alpha Omicron Chapter, of the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., in attempting to fulfill the fraternity motto of servants to all has begun various activities to implement tlus end. Among these are dances sponsored for the UNCF, working with invalids, and shut-ins during Christmas and other special seasons, and actively participating in the Heart Fund Drive. On campus, AO chapter has sought to bring about Greek unity through its attitude of impartiality toward Greeks and non-Greeks alike. When any institution of such magnitude performs well, personal contributions are inevitable. John Floyd president of the chapter, is an integral part of the campus mail service, as are Stephen Kenny and Melvin Scott. Arthur Grant, Charles Robinson, SPHIN.X CLUB: James Taylur, James Je Lloyd Green, Larry Heath, Henry Belton, Burke Jackson, and Reid Styles are outstanding in their academic majors. Larry Martin is the Chairman of the Student Court, and Hudson L. Barksdale, Co-Chairman of the State Student Legislature Delegation. AO chapter, as Alpha Phi Alpha m general, places more emphasis on quality, on worth than on quantity or numbers. Yet, open to all who would be First of all, servants of all, we shall transcend them all. H.B. Brolliers of AO and their queen. L R B. Jackson, L. Maitin. H. Belton, L. Green, Donald Lewis, R. Gray, L. Heath, J. l-loyd, J. Ewers, H. Baiksdale, S. Kenny, Miss Bessie Meeks of Alpha Kappa Alpha. SCROLLER CLUB: Jerry Green, Chuck Wilkins. Harold Dawkins. Curtis Branch. Not pictured: Joe Davis and Thomas Manigo. Parks G. Adams Calvin L. Banks Exchequer Alpha Epsilon Chapter Bro. Later Nupe! These are the familiar words so often heard around the campus. The Brothers of the Alplia Epsilon Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. take great pride in being known for their togetherness. It is rarely, if ever, one can find one Kappa. Kappas stick together. Every Kappa Brother is a part of the whole. All of us wear the Phi Nu Pi. The Chapter got off to a spectacular start with the cor- onation of Janice Vaughn as Miss Kappa Sweetheart. The most beautiful coronation in the chapter ' s history was well attended. The chapter grew from nineteen brothers to thirty-three, witii the making of a line of fourteen in the winter semester. All the brothers worked hard to maintain our motto of Acliievement. The chapter sponsored several dances for the UNCF, and the March of Dimes. Also planned for the year included a Black and White formal. Dawn Dance, Kabret, and Neighborliood Lit ' l Brothers. Brothers active around campus tliis year were: Samuel Marshall, who headed the Marching Golden Bulls; Lionel Davis, Vice-Pres. Sigma Rho Sigma, and National State Student Legislature; Bobby Hill, treasurer of Senior Class; James Melvin, treasurer, Pan-Hellenic Council and Student Govt. Repr. from Senior Class; Roland Draughon, editor of THE GOLDEN BULL; Howard Counts, vice-pres.. Mathematics Club; David Wallace, vice-pres. Dramatics Guild. Jerome Walker, Parks Adams, and L. James Banks William Broadway Daniel Bauldrick Howard A. Counts Co- Dean of Pledges Lionel D. Davis Provin. Strategus Arthur Dozier Roland L. Draughon Keeper of Records H ' T 1 Kappa Alpha Psi Harmon Goins Grand Oiapter Del. Alphonso Green Donald Littlejohn Samuel D. Marshall James I. Melvi n Pole march John R. Miles Joseph Pettigrew Historian Travis Saunders Grover Smith served as counselors with the men ' s inter-resi- dence council. In other activities: Harmon Coins, Marching Band; John Miles, varsity letterman. Track; Parks Adams, Grover Smith, James Jolmson, Donald Littlejohn, and William Jackson in football. There are eighteen graduating Brothers. However these leave confident that those who remain will keep Alpha Epsilon going and growing as a progressive Fraternity meeting the demands of society. It will always be: K. A. Psi, until tlie day we die. $Nn Wllham Thacker David Wallace Vice-Pole rnarch Jerome C. Walker otto Wingate. Jr. Strategus The Nupes do their THANG at the coronation of Miss Kappa Sweet- heart. Heathen No. 1. Vance Jessup. prepares to lead the I- all Line in doing the Kappa-Spht T. Omega Psi Phi Rho Chapter The brothers of RJio Chapter are hard, conscientious work- ers, seeking to bring honor and recognition to their chapter as well as to fellow Smitliites. Rho lias sponsored many significant projects thus far tliis year. These include a Cabaret, an Afro- American dance, two benefit dances, for the UNCF, the es- tablishment of a scholarship fund, and the sponsoring of the Red Cross Bloodmobile on campus. Upcoming events include the annual talent hunt program, the annual Psychedelic Dance; Sweetheart Ball; Omega Cabaret; and a benefit concert. Among the outstanding members of the group are; David Burch and William Peterson, listed in Who ' s Who; David Burch is Director of Myers Hall and a varsity letterman in football; Bruce Bivins, varsity letterman in football has accepted an offer as a tree agent from the Kansas City Cliiefs; Wilson Jackson, presi- dent of Men ' s Inter-residence and chairman of Freshman Re- ception Comm.; Thaddeus Jones, All C.I. A. A. in football; and Michael Turner, president of the junior class. The brothers of Rho Chapter seek to uphold at all times one of their basic purposes; To mold and shape young college men who meet the general and specific standards of fraternity-ship into a finer product a whole man. ' .l Robert Allen Theodore Allen Bruce Bivins First Vice Basileus David E. Burch Basileus Thomas Bond Arthur Canada Robert Corbett Parliamentarian Arthur Davis Dean of Pledges Kenneth Edwards Jolin Eunderburke Edward Haigrave Clarence Hicks Chaplain Gregory Jenkins Asst. Keeper of Records and Seal Wilson Jackson Antonia Lawrence Brodie Mathis Cliff McLaughbn Wayne McLaughlin Nolan NoUey Lonnie Oliver Preston Pendergrass William Peterson Keeper oj Records and Seal Melvin T. Pinn Second Vice Basileits LAMPADOS CLUB: Reggie Smith. Vernon Ross, Wilbum Sanders, Artliur Norman, George Bradshaw, Paul Grier, Larry Brown, Jerome Dorsey, Bernard McGraw, Walter Payne, James Foster, Joseph Bowers and Wilhe Watson. Michael Turner Co-Dean of Pledges Richard Washington Louis Watterson Edward West Keeper of Peace Thomas Williams Keeper of finance Que Dogs break up the Block with routine. • AS Gonna try with a little help from my friends. I get by with a little help from my friends. ' - m .y -:: I get high with a little help. What do you see when 1 turn off the lights? Don ' t you wish you had something better to do Saturdays? Bull co-captains Eb oy Duncan and Gr Smith get in shape Down here on the ground. ' THE GOLDEN BULLS ' 68 THE RECORD JCSU 28 Tuskegce 14 JCSU 17 A T State 21 JCSU 20 Morris Brown 14 JCSU Livingstone 15 JCSU 53 Shaw 12 JCSU 26 Winston-Salem 16 JCSU 6 N. C. College 34 JCSU 39 Fayetteville 14 JCSU 6 S. C. State 28 Coaching Staff Head Coach McGiit, Assistants McCuUough, Alston, Powell. Shaip, Cox Tim Beamer goes for 80 yds. as Al Goddard blocks agamst MBC Larry Jones sets lo do his thing: Kill the QB 1 ' IJuij Larry Jones and Dick Ingram Sock it to :i Ram runner. Some Things You Never Get Used To -FOOTBALL THEME ' 68 Benny Johnson runs to Daylight behind Johnson Dusenbery BASKETBALL Which way did he go, Joe? Like Dave Poignaid, the season went flying by. The Boys on the Block called the Bulls the Blind Boys because, according to many, they could not see. Fust Downs instead of two points. Hubert Davis carries the ball Ram ' s Bill English slaps one away. A. C. goes up for two. William Coles defends against Ram ' s McManus. Big Bob Butts snares a rebound. Hubert Davis drives. Faces m the crowd: Mrs. Baylor. M. Davidson, W. Bull sons ' 61 -C I A A TENNIS CHAMPS- ' 68 CIAA Commissioner Bill Johns presents Coach Alston and Captam Ray Page the spoils of victory following theii defeat of Hampton Institute. TENNIS TEAM 1968-69: L-R: Albert Jordan, Lonnie Ohver, Melvin Finn, Jeffrey Banks, and James Ewers. Not PictunJ Van Hook Junior. Melvin Pinn: CI A A tlnalist in Miigles and scmi-finalist double first flight. Sophomore, Van Hooks; CIAA semi- flnalist second flight. ' • ' 7: yif P ' -TP-il mx ff w t •--;■ Coath Joe Alston shades himself from the sun and looks toward the future and more CIAA Championships, Albert Jordan: potent swing- Junior. Lonnie Oliver AIKIAA Junior. James Ewers: All-CIAA man. two years winner of 37 Sophomore. Jeff Banks: All-CIAA tlighl six singles and flight three doubles. George Williams - All ClAA Billy Johnson makes neaily perfect splashdown. Coach Cox Captain George Williams confer on upcoming events. Ted Allen gasps for breath and does his thang. Ricco-Frosh standout Israel Brown splashes down. THE CINDER BULLS L-R: Ed Camp, John Miles. Benny Johnson, Vince Matthews. Ron Turner, David Hughes, Reggie Washington, Emilio Larrier, Don Davis, Wheller, Lewis Jewell, Larry Brown, Robert Mackins, Joe Bryant, Dairel Lee Coble, George Smith, Fred Wilson, and Coach Powell. Co-Captains Fred Wilson and Vince Matthews. Hey John, Keep on running, don ' l look back. ' jif  ip ' 1 FAMU Relays JCSU takes second place honors. Olympian, Vince Matthews Cool Daddy, Joe Bryant. 1968 CIAA Mile Relay Champs: Bryant. Camp. Johnson, Matthews. . M mfy 1969 880 440 Relay Squads: Reggie Washington, Benny Johnson, Lewis Jewell, Vince Matthews . r ' mfV ' ' i Slim Pickens, Ed Camp Clarence Bighouse Gaines speaks to Smith athletes. William Dusenbery is congratulated by Coke representative Bill 1-auIkner lor winning MVP in ' 67 S. C. State JCSU Classic. 1967-1968 Athletic Banquet student Athelete Frank Franklin presents Joe Alston with First Coach of the Year award. Joe Johnson receives Atlilete of the Year award President Perry and Atliletie Director Brayboy. THE SPOILS OF VICTORY Charleston Club Mary Ellen Jenkins, Pres. Harold Brown, Vice-Pres. Gloria Mitchell, Sec. James White, Treas. Timothy White, Bus. Mang. TOP: Belinda Chapman, John Washington, Vennie Deas. Herbert Porter, Lillian Davis, BOTTOM: Mable Washington, Lawrence Jones. Elaine Edwards. Gwendolyn Edwards, Mary Ellen Jenkins, Harold Brown, Brenda Jenkins, Yvette Burke. OTHERS NOT PICTURED. The T. C. Forum Rosalyn Goode. Chairman Carolyn Blount, Maxine Bowen, Sandra McBee, Annette Caller. Roland Draughon, Daphne Jones, Sandrea Bates. Orville Bell, Rosalyn Goode, Joyce Bowen. and Gloria Speaks. SERVICE PERSONNEL The oft unsung heroes of any institution of higher learning are its personnel members. They are the people who see that our meals are hot and balanced, that our campus is kept clean, or that our health is kept up to par; and many other services vital to the maintenance of a progressive university. We salute you, members of personnel and thank you for a job well done. SECRETARIES Miss Elizabeth McCIinton Secretary. Office of the President Mrs. Betly J. McDowell Secretary. Office of Public Relations Mrs. Lillie Taylor Cashier Mrs. Edna Alexander Secr etary, Dean of Women Mrs. Minnie Maxwell Secretary. Dean of the College Mrs. Fleta Alexander Secretary, Business Manager Mrs. Ocie P. Harrison Secretary to the President Mrs. Shirley Twitty Assistant, Registrar ' s Office Mrs. Bettyt Culp Secretary. Office of Community Services . Mrs. Calvene Ross Secretary. Division of Student Affa, Mrs. Ivcslia Beckwith Secretory. Public Relations V v- Mrs. Joan H. Johnson Department of Education LIBRARY STAFF Mrs. Rase M. Alston Assistant Librarian Mrs. Joan G. Waddy Secretary in Library Mrs. Mary L. Magwood Assistant Librarian Mrs, Mary C. Flowe Assistant Librarian Mrs. Annie C. Lee Assistant Librarian Vlrs. Barbara A. Gibbs Assistant Librarian HEALTH SERVICES Nurse Julia Caiothers checks medical history. Dr. Gordon M, Wilkins performs one of several routine checks. DORMITORY DIRECTORS Dormitory life is an integral part of our college careers. Those who work with us closest are the dorm directors and directress- Mr. H. L. Marshall Smith Hall Mrs. L. B. Ward Duke Halt - f Mrs. J. Harris Duke Hall Mrs. B. Spence Liston Hall Mr. W. Holmes Coordinator, Men Residences Mrs, G. Harvest Lislon Hall Mrs. O. Counts Liston Hall Mr. David Burch Myers Hall Mrs. F. Marshall Liston Hall Mr. C. King Berrv Hall FOODSERVICE Mrs. Cora Huey Supervisor V Food Service Staff I j if ifV Jt ' JiC , KT -. ' %3 ,1- L « vjDq FOOD SERVICE Mr. David Castro Manager, Food Service Staff CANTEEN Mri. Joyce MiUei. Manager, and Mrs. Joann Hampion. assistant. POSTAL STAFF L-R: Mrs. postmaster. L. T. Deavers, Directress. Beverly Steadman, Michael Turner. John Davis, John Floyd. Melvin Scott. Stephen Kenney. Verdell Hayes, and Daphne Lewis. AUDIO-VISUALS BOOK STORE Mr, Ernest L. James Director Miss Priscilla Thomas Secretary. Union Edward T. Jones Lithographer Z, MAINTENANCE Mr. Ulysses Watkins Director, Maintenance MAINTENANCE STAFF LIFE BEHIND THE GATES AT J. C. S. U. Every year the BULL goes into the dorms and around the campus in an effort to tell it like it tis. These are the everyday scences and occurrences that we all know are a part of college. These pictures are not meant to offend anyone, but rather to tell the complete Smith Story. And, Away We Go . . . Young lady, what part of South Carolina you from? MMMM Early morning profiling. f%p ' P K? - - Listening to a rap. But Ma. that ' s not what I wanted for Christmas! v A natural in the making? Home is the place where when you go there, you find this!?!? .P (uwiwjp ' ' ! ' ' ' ' ' ' •■- ■ lEBRITORtfJ But, I only used Doing what comes naturally, Friday nite. A four o ' clock feeding for junior. Wiley, a rap in the snow is not the Answer! r I A Dry House? Black, being beautiful. Remembering to write. The Friday nite whist game, and. . - -. - _ Everybody watches Huntley-Brinkley. . A little Hemingway. Polising a rap. Rejoicing with treasures. Decorating with taste .all leads to wheelbarrows of knowledge, and an education at Johnson C. Smith. Carol Pride Index Supervisor Glorij Tiller and Amelia Parker as. right and left hands to the Kdltor discuss over-all format. Patsy Allen. Index Assistant COPY EDITORS Rosalyn Goode Sandrea Bates Denise McDanlel Meditation. EPILOGUE Having reviewed the events of the year, I trust you ' ve found them enjoyable. We ' ve tried to get the BULL on a level that every student can understand and enjoy. One noteworthy change was the ehmination of excessive copy. You were here, you remember the dialogue, we felt not the need to repeat it. It has been our desire that each of you should find some thing or event that would bring a chuckle, a grin, or maybe a hearty laugh. There are errors! None of us are perfect. If your name has been misspelled, misplaced, misused, or unintentionally abused, we apologize. We tried to include every student, organization, and faculty member. We failed, of course, but we can only state our regret, and try to do better next time. Assistance we never get. Complaints, we always get. Students do not realize the headaches involved in producing an annual. To most students, the month of May means semester ' s end, and time for a yearbook. From whence it materializes is of small consequence. The Staff takes complaints in stride, and extends the sincere invitation to the dis-satisfied, Come join the Staff and lend us your skills. It is difficult to really express the gratitude I have for those who worked diligently. To my right and left hands, Gloria Tiller and Amelia Parker, I am more appreciative than they will ever know. As my personal secretaries, they caught all the -. I thank them sincerely for an impossible task well done. To Mr. Curtis Peters, who did the endless photography work, I thank. The final deadline. . .free at last. . . REst for the weary. .to the BULL, love and Black Power! Without his assistance, the yearbook would never have gone to press on time. Thanks, COP. Joyce Hicks, associate editor, and Curtis Branch, managing editor, thanks for a job well done. Carol Pride, my special assistant, has my thanks for always sticking with the dinky jobs and the monotonous tasks. Thanks Carol. To Robert Seabrooks, thanks for the late afternoon bull-sessions when the Staff had deserted the office. Morris Kea, Robert Williams, Helen Glymph, thanks for condoning my treks to the inventory office. Mrs. L. B. Taylor, thanks for mailing the copy to Delmar. Mr. Armstead, thanks for handling with speed the endless requistions. Mrs. Calvene Ross, thanks for seeing that requisitions reached the business office when I had mental lapses. Mr. Mack Davidson, thanks for the vote of confidence you placed in me, with the assumption that I wouldn ' t fail to get the job done. Finally, to Delmar Studios, with whom we had our ups and downs, 1 thank for a beautiful job. Well, thanks again Staff and all. It ' s been our baby for eight months, now it ' s yours. 1 hope that you will not find our efforts to catch your attention with the events of 68-69 an activity done in vain. Roland L. Drauglion Editor-in-Oiief SENIOR ACTIVITIES Bernice Faye Allison Major: Economics Rte. 3, Box 277, Clover, S.C. Economics Club. Edwin Donald Ayers Major: Psychology 160 Lancaster Street, Chester S. C. Swimming Team; Psychology Club. B Calvin Lee Banks Major: Mathematics 333 Canal St., Petersburg, Va. Pan-Hellenic Council, 68; Exchequer, Kappa Alpha Psi, ' 67- ' 69. L. James Banks Major: Economics 78 Eastern Way, Rutherford, N. J. Kappa Alpha Psi, Dean of Pledges, ' 67; Football Team: Econmics Club; Men Inter-residence Council. ' 67; Counselor, Myers Hall, ' 67. Nickname: Lus Noah W. Barnes Major: Economics 1603 Everett St., Richmond, Va. Football Team; Econimics Club; Choir; Dramatics Guild; Presi- dent, Smith Hall Council. Nickname: Billy Sandrea T. Bates Major: French 1818 McFadden St.. Columbia, S.C. BULL staff, ■65- ' 69; Co-Chairman, University Church Ushers; Co-Dean of Pledgees, Delta Sigma Theta; Listen HaU Council; Sanders Hall Council; Exchange Student, Beaver College; WHO ' S WHO 1967 68; 1968-1969; Business Manager, Junior Class; Le Cercle Francais; Steering Committee, Guidelines for Women; Editor, THE UNIVERSITY STUDENT. Nickname: Sandy Sanders Hall Council; Choir; Miss S.N.E.A.; Secretary, Food Services Com.; Social Com., Union. Nickname; Beaver Minnie Pearl Blackwell Major: Enlgish Rte. 4, Pageland, South Carolina Nickname: Polly Carolyn Blount Major: Economics Rte. 3, Box 65, Sparta, Ga. Secretary, Archonian Club, ' 66; Miss Archonian, ' 66; Basileus, Zeta Phi Beta, ' 67; University Choir; Sanders Hall Council; President, Pan-Hellenic Council; President, Economics Club; BULL staff, Greek Editor: WHO ' S WHO. Nickname: Carole Joyce E. Bowen Major: Elementary Education 202 South E St., Easley, S. C. Miss Duke Hall: Counselor, Liston Hall; Vice-President, Sanders Hall; Miss Alpha Phi Alpha, ' 68; Basileus, Alpha Kappa Alpha, ' 68; President, S.N.E.A.; Treasurer, S.N.E.A.. ' 67; Secretary Student Government. ' 67; Attendant, Miss J. C.S.U.; Attendant, Miss May Queen, ' 65; WHO ' S WHO. Nickname: J. B. Anne Cheryl Branch Major: Psychology 2803 Gaylord St.. Denver, Colorado Physical Education Club; Psychology Club. Florine Louise Brandon Major: English 214 Vance Street, Danville, Va. 24541 University Choir; S.C.A.; UNIVERSITY STUDENT; BULL staff, typist. Nickname: Lou-Lou Lillie Ruth Bristow Major: English Rte. 2, Box 188, Hamlet, N.C. Alpha Kappa Alpha Nickname: Bug Vivian Jane Belk Major: English 301 E. Barr St.. Lancaster, S. C. University Church Usher; Union Dance Group; UNIVERSITY STUDENT; Alpha Kappa Alpha; Biology Club. Nickname: Viv Orville Lawrence Bell Major: English 1151 Carroll St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Ira Aldridge Dramatics Guild; T. C. Forum; University Choir; BULL staff, 65; Union Dance Committee, chairman. Beverly Ann Billups Major: Elementary Education 288 Plaza St., Athens, Ga. 30601 Annie Laurie Brown Major: Psychology Rte. 5, Box 140, Charleston, S. C. Psychology Club. Dorothea Marilyn Brown Major: English Rte. 3, Box 196, Camden, S.C. University Choir. Ph: 432-4418 Nickname: Sweetie Julie Cassandra Brown Major: English P.O. Box 93, Winnsboro, S. C. Marching Band, Vice-President; International Relations Club, Treasurer, President; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, President; Sigma Rho Sigma; Fresliman Reception Committee; Student Court; Exchange Student. Beaver College. ' 66; S.N.E.A.; As- sociate Editor, UNIVERSITY STUDENT; President. Sanders Hall; Who ' s Who, ' 69. Nickname: Foxx David Earl Burch Major: Mathematics-Physics 2000 Winder St., Richmond, Va. Pres., Men ' s Inter-residence Council, ' 68; Asst. Director, Myers Hall, ' 68; Vice Basileus. Omega Psi Phi, ' 68; Varsity Football, ' 65- ' 69; Basileus, Omega Psi Plii, ' 69; Director, Myers Hall, ' 69; Fresliman Reception Committee, ' 69. WHO ' s WHO. Brenda Louise Burwell Major: Elementary Education 33 Enfield Ave., Montclair, N. J. Arlena Huntley Cooper Major: Social Science 152 N. Stephens St.. Southern Pines, N. C. 28387 Zeta Plii Beta; Archionian Club; Pan-Hellenic Council Repr.; University Church Usher. Martha Ann Cooper Major: Economics 1311 Center St., Kingstree, S. C. Economics Club; Dramatics Club; History Club; Lyceum Com- mittee; Publicity Committee; BULL staff. ' 69. Nickname: Coop Jo Ella Cooper Major: French Rte. 3, Box 189, Kingstree, S. C. Delta Sigma Theta; Psychology Club; Le Cercle Francais; Social Committee, Union; Circulation Manager. UNIVERSITY STU- DENT; BULL staff. Index Editor. Nickname: Jo Johnnie Cain Major: Physical Education 7835 Dobson St., Cliicago, Illinois 60619 Basketball Team; Swimming Team; P.E.M.C; Intramural Sports; Alpha Phi Alpha; Swimming Asst. Nickname: Chicago Howard Algernon Counts Major: Mathematics 1604 Patton Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Kappa Alpha Psi. Co-Dean of Pledges; Student Court, ' 68; Mathematics Club; Vice-President; Freshman Reception Com- mittee. Trellis Carmicheal Major: Elementary Education 312 Robinson St. Mountain View, Ga. Nickname: Stokley Saundra L. Carpenter Major: History 1660- 15th St., Augusta, Ga. Attendant, Miss Freslunan; Kappa Sweetheart; Attendant, Miss J.C.S.U.; Ira Aldridge Dramatics Guild; French Club. Nickname: Sand Annette Theresa Carter Major: Economics P.O. Box 1752, Delray Beach, Fla. Economics Club; Delta Sigma Theta; Vice-Presidnet, Delta Sigma Theta. Nickname: Wo Wo Jerome Elson Cherry Mnjor: Social Science 418 Lenden Ave.. Suffolk, Va. Pres., University Choir; Sect., Debate Club; Ira Aldridge Dramatics Guild; Executive Council, Student Government; Carter, Smith Hall. Council. Nickname: Cherry Mervin A. Clark Major: Econmics 129 Prospect St.. Spartanburg, S. C. Math Club; Economics Club; University Marcliing Band. Nickname: Arethea D Hubert Ira Davis Major: Economics 3005 N. Patterson Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C. Varsity Basketball. Lionel David Davis Major: Economics 3833 Barnes Ave., Bronx, N. Y. 10467 Vice-Pres., Freshman Class; Student Govt., Judiciary Com- mittee, ' 66-67; Treasurer, Student Govt. Kappa Alpha Psi; State Student Legislature; Economics Club; International Relations Club; Veterans Club; Vice-President Student Government, ' 68; Chairman, Student Court, ' 68; WHO ' S WHO; Sigma Rho Sigma; Administrative Council; Pan-Hellenic Council, ' 69; Vice-Presi- dent, Sigma Rlio Sigma. Nickname: Black Angel Nevonia Dean Major: History 417 Beatties Ford Rd., Charlotte, N. C. International Relations Club; S.C.A. Nickname: Von Oscar Samuel Dixon Major: Philosophy 4941 N. W. 15th. Ave.. Miami. Fla. 33142 Swimming Team; Dramatics Guild; Philosophy Club; Black Student Unity League. Nickname: O. D. Gilbert F. Donald Major: Economics 3447 Crenshaw Ct., Charlotte, N. C. Shelia Ann Dom Major: Psychology 195 So., Grove St., .AshevUle, N. C. University Church Usher: Union, Dance Group; UNIVERSITY STUDENT: Psychology Club. Willie DuBose, Jr. Major: History P.O. Bo.x 52, Lydia, S. C. Public Relations Comm.; Football; BULL staff. Nickname: DLT Roland Lenwood Draughon Major: English 2532 Rubicam Avenue, Willow Grove, Pa. Kappa Alpha Psi, Keeper of Records, 69; Men ' s Inter-residence 68; UNIVERSITY STUDENT, Feature Editor. ' 66- 69; As sociate Editor, BULL, 68; T. C. Forum; S.C.A.; S.N.E.A. Myers Hall CouncU; Editor, THE GOLDEN BULL, 1969 Union, Cultural Affairs Committee; Le Cercle Francais; Off Campus Men ' s Organization; Asst. Historian, Kappa Alpha Psi Freshman Reception Committee. Nickname: DRAGON Alice Mae Evans Major: Chemistry Rte. 1 , Box 192-C, Macclesfield, N. C. 27852 University Usher Board; Pan-Hellenic Council; Zeta Phi Beta; Dean of Pledges; Miss Zeta Phi Beta; Chemistry Club. Nickname: Babe Doris Elaine Frazier Major: Elementary Education 2712 Botany St., Charlotte, N. C. Miss Ira Aldridge Dramatics GuUd; Dramatics Guild, Secretary; Best Actress, ' 67 ' 68; Sigma Gamma Rho; Vice-President; UNIVERSITY STUDENT; S.N.E.A. Nickname: D Celia Dianne Freeman Major: Economics Spartanburg, South Carohna Sigma Rho Sigma; Economics Club; Freslmian Reception Committee; Marching Band; BULL staff, ' 69; Student Christian Association; Union, Social Committee. Nickname: Dee G Sharon LaVeme Edwards Major: Elementary Education 810 Madison Ave., N. W., Roanoke, Va. 24016 Miss Scroller Club, ' 67; S.N.E.A.; Attendant, Miss S.N.E.A.; Choir, ' 65; Alumni Affairs Asst.. ' 69; Miss Valentine Sweet- heart. ' 66. Nickname: Legs Walter Kenneth Edwards Major: Psychology 1307 South Grawad St., Galfney. S.C. Marching Concert Band; Omega Psi Plii; Psychology. Nickname: Celebrity Carolyn L. Ellis Major: Sociology 137 Wyoming Rd., Asheville, N. C. University Choir, Secretary; Alpha Kappa Alplia; Sanders Hall Council; BULL staff, ' 68 ' 69. Nickname: Cappie Diane Marie Ellis Major: French 1625 Park Place No. 16, Brooklyn, N. Y. French Club; Executive Board Student Govt.; Vice-President. International Relations Club; Chairman, Curriculum Committee; Co-Ordinator, Contemporary Issues; Reporter. UNIVERSITY STUDENT. ' 69. Zelma Loretta Gaines Major: Elem. Educ. 3008 Botany St.. Charlotte, N. C. Delta Sigma Theta; BULL staff, ' 69. Dorothy Gary Major: Biology 103 ' A. Martm St., Greensboro, N. C. University Church Usher; UNIVERSITY STUDENT; Biology Club; S.C.A.; Yearbook Inspector, 1969. . Saundra Yvonne Giles Major: Enghsh 223 Woodview Ave., Spartanburg, S. C. Nickname: San Richard H. Glover Major: Biology 216 Manning Ave.. Sumter, S. C. University Choir; Vice-Pres., Smith Hall; Biology Club; Chem- istry Club. Nickanane: Deck Roslyn Goode Major: English Rte. 1 , Box 270-A, CUnton, S. C. Treasurer, Duke Hall ' 65; Delta Sigma Theta, Dean of Pledgees; Exchange Student, Beaver CoUege; UNIVERSITY STUDENT; BULL Staff, ' 69; Chairman, T. C. Forum. Brenda Lorraine Grasty Major: Sociology 3.S-K Civic Pk. Apts., Salisbury, N. C. University Choir; Pyramid Club. Nickname: Tiny Donna Elain Epps Major: French 2004 Patton Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Off-Campus Women ' s Organ., ' 64; Le Cercle Francais. Shirley M. Green Major: Economics Apt. Kl-1 1 Ashwood Apts., Street Rd. Warminister, Penna. 18974. Secretary, Freshman Sophomore Class; International Re- lations Club; Economics Club; Tutorial Project; Most Co- operative Young Lady on Campus, ' 68; Delta Sigma Theta. Nickname: Bee Bessie Hall Major: Social Science 303 N. Reid St., Wilson, N.C. Edward Walker Hargrave, Jr. Major: Psychology Box 25-State School, Warwick, N. Y. Vice-President, Sophomore Class; Football; Omega Psi Phi; Keeper of Records and Seal, Omega Psi Phi, ' 68. Laiigstoii Craig Harley Major: Chemistry 1590 Hurst Place, Jacksonville, Fla. Priscilla Harris Major: Physical Education 514 Lige St., Rock Hill, S. C. 29730 Physical Education Club; Biology Club; Asst. Secretary, P.E.M.C. Nickname: Pris Elmer Hartley Major: Economics 13055 St. Augustine ' s Rd., Jacksonville, Fla. Football; Student Government. Nickname: Moe Bettie Ann Hill Major: Elementary Education 8 East Pearl St., Danbury, Conn. Miss Plii Beta Sigma, ' 65; S.N.E.A. Nickname: Bet Wilson Jackson Major: Economics 1016 Society Ave., Hartsville, S. C. 29550 Vice-President, U.N.C.F.; Chairman, Freshman Reception Com- mittee; Dormitory Counselor; Omega Psi Phi; University Choir; Economics Club. Nickname: Black Jack William T. Jefferson, Jr. Major: Physical Educ. 26 Fairview Ave., Yeadon, Pennsylvania Veterans Club, ' 69; Off-Campus Men ' s Organization, Vice- President, ' 69. Nickname: Phantom Mary Ellen Jenkins Major: Psychology 2032 Groveland Avenue, Charleston Heights, S. C. University Choir, ' 65 - ' 69; Student Christian Association, Vice- President, Secretary, ' 65- 69; Miss Sanders Hall, ' 68; Delta Sigma Theta, Treasurer; Miss Senior Class. ' 69; Psychology Club; Charleston Club, President; B.S.U.L.; Women ' s Planning Com- mittee; Tutorial Project. Nickname: Jinx Eddy Ruth Jennings Major: Social Science 18 Holly Street, Somerset, N. J. Elizabeth Johnson Major: Econmics Rte. 1 , Box 1 54, Charleston, S. C. Secretary, Sanders Hall; Alpha Kappa Alpha; Asst. Sect., Economics Club; Chairman, Sander ' s Hall Social Committee; Ira AJdridge Dramatics Guild; Charleston Club; Economics Club; BULL Staff; Univ. Union Recreation Committee. Nickname: Beth Bobby Joe Hill Major: English Rte. 2, Pilot Mtn., N.C. Student Government Representative; Keeper of Records, Kappa Alpha Psi, ' 68. Nickname: Bob J. Charles T. Hodges Major: Economics 1021 Rich Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C. Economics Club; Football; Nu Gamma Alpha; International Relations Club. Nickname: Charlie T. James Truman Humbert Major: History Rte. 2, Box lI5,Pelzer, S. C. Student Government, Executive Committee; Pubhc Relations, Chairman; Ira Aldridge Dramatics Guild; Psychology Club; French Club; University Choir; Men ' s Inter-residence Council; Smith Hall; Treasurer, Smith Hall. Nickname: Hum Ronald Walter Johnson Major: Economics 1124 Morris St., Roselle, N. J. Pres., NAACP; Chairman, Food Services Committee; Treasurer, Pre-Alumni Council UNCF; Men ' s Senate; Director, R. W. Jolinson Gospel Choir; Administrative Council; Economics Club; Student Court; Student Government; Governing Board, Union; Executive Council, Student Government. Daphne S. Jones Major; History 1531 Lacy St., Fayetteville, N. C. Marching Band, ' 66- ' 68; Delta Sigma Theta; Tutorial Project; BULL Stat f, ' 69. Nickname: EL George Green Jones, Jr. Major: Economics 1 139 Banner St., Martinsville, Va. Student Govt., Co-Dean of Pledges, Omega Psi Phi; Omega Psi Plii, Historian; N.A.A.C.P.; Economics Club; Act I. Nickname: Greenie Beanie K Jacquelyn Fitzpatrick Kanoy Major: Elementary Education Prince Hall Apts, Spartanburg, S. C. Nickname: Jackie Choir; P.E.M.C; Sect., Ira Aldridge Dramatics Guild; B.S.U.L.; Delta Sigma Theta; Tutorial Project; Student Government; Union, Social and Cultural Affairs Committee; Audio-Visual Aids Club. Nickname: Kitten Edythe Lucy Kearns Major: Religious Education 353 Holbrook St.. Danville. Va. Religious Education Commissoner; Church Asst. Stephen Andrew Kenney Major: English 309 Gotham St.. Watertown, N. Y. University Choir; Alpha Phi Alpha; Act I; Pliilosophy Club; Pan-Hellenic Council. Nickname: Steve Cody McArthur King Major: Econmics 405 Second St.. Martinsville, Va. Nickname: Chico Virginia G. King Major: French 108 Fraizer Ave.. Chester. S. C. French Club. Nickname: Gin Ralph J. Knotts Major: Elementary Education 2952 N. 24th St., Pltiladelphia, Penna. Nu Gamma Alpha; Director, Berry Hall; Exec. Sec, Men ' s Interresidence Council; Food Service Committee; Director, Carter Hall; Senior Class Repr., Student Government; Co- Chairman, Freshman Reception Committee; Robert James Brown Memorial Scholarship. Nickname: Smash Carolyn Morgan Lawrence Major: English 206 Walnut Ave., No. 2, Charlotte, N. C. 28208 Student Government Repr., ' 67. Katherine Leach Major: Elementary Education 421 Seldon Dr., Charlotte, N.C. S.N.E.A. Nickname: Kitten Daphne Marie Lewis Major: Psychology 1715 Irma St., Charlotte, N. C. Psychology Club. Leroy Bevard Long Major: Economics 113Park Ave.,Cheraw, S. C. Marching Band; Economics Club. Nickname: Doc Correll Demeter Loundermon Major: Physical Educ. 1419 Betts St.. Danville, Va. 24541 M Virginia L. Manning Major: Economics 155 Kimball Bridge Rd.. Alpharetta, Ga. 30201 Economics Club; Math Club. Nickname: Nute Carolyn Y. Mayo Major: English 314 Holbrook St., DanvUle, Va. University Church Usher. Vincent Clermont McBee Major: Chemistry 131 1st St.. Maxton, N. C. 28364 German Club; Foreign Students Committee. Portia Elizabeth McCoUum Major: Psychology Rte. 3. Box 128, Plaza Hgts.. Fairmont. N. C. Marching Band; Delta Sigma Theta, Rec. Secretary; French Club; Psychology Club; Tutorial Project. Lewis McCullough Major: Social Science 99 Georgetown Rd., Great Falls, S. C. Dramatic Club; Choir; German Club; Hearts Social Group. Nickname: The President Vice-President; Dirty Denise Jewel McDaniel Major: English 616 Glen Echo Rd.. Philadelpliia, Pa. President, Duke Hall; Secretary, Liston Hall; Sec. Sanders Hall; Womens Planning Committee; Delegate, Howard University ' s Women ' s Week; Corresponding Sec, Pan-Hellenic Council; Alpha Kappa Alpha; S.N.E.A.; Miss Alpha Kappa Alpha, ' 69; Official Hostess for Visiting Queens, ' 68; Freshman Reception Committee; Copy Editor, BULL. Nickname: Dennie Benjamin Wayne McLaughlin Major: Economics Rte. 3, Box 15l-A,01dHahfaxRd., Danville, Virginia Omega Psi Phi; Film Committee, Union; Economics Club. Nickname: Kool Hand Luke James Ivory Melvin Major: Economics 1812 Park St.. Cayce,S.C. Treasurer, Pan-Hellenic Council, ' 69; Senior Class Repr., Stu- dent Govt.; Cultural Affairs Committee, Union; Kappa Alpha Psi; Polemarch, Kappa Alpha Psi, ' 67 - ' 69. Nickname: Mel Mary Lugenia Miller Major: His tory Rte. 2, Box 263, Lynchburg, S. C. 29080 Off-Campus Women ' s Organization; S. N. E. A. Nickname: Sugar William E, Minor Major: Economics 1213 Devine St., Rock HiU, S. C. Swimming Team; Economics Club; Club; Curriculum Committee. International Relations Annie Rae Mitchell Major: Physical Education P.O. Box 5 1 , Mt. Pleasant, N. C. Dramatics Club; Physical Education Club; Band. Nickname: Anne Margaret R. Mitchell Major: Economics 212 Rebecca St., Greenville, S. C. Pyramid Club; Band; Economics Club. Nickname: Mitch Laurena Morrison Major: Psychology 166 Hillcrest Ave., Somerset, N. J. University Choir, ' 66- ' 67; Counselor, Liston Hall; Vice-Presi- dent, Psychology Club; President, Psychology Club; Treasurer, Sanders Hall; Choir Scholarsliip, 68- ' 69. N tional Secretary, National Pre-Alumni Council, Executive Coun- cil; Ivy Reporter, Alpha Kappa Alpha; Chairman, Cultural Affairs Committee, ' 68; Treasurer, JCSU Pre-Alumni Council; Program Board, Univ. Memorial Union ' 68; Off-Campus Wom- en ' s Organ. ' 69; UNIVERSITY STUDENT; Greek Editor and Secretary to Editor of BULL ' 69. WHO ' S WHO. Nickname: Mia Annie Carolyn Patterson Major: EngUsh Rte. 3, Box 204, Raeford, N. C. 28376 Willie Cornelius Patterson Major: Economics 1 106 Hickory Lane, Rock Hill, S. C. Groove Plii Groove, Treasurer; Economics Club; History Club. Nickname: Bill Preston Pendergrass, Jr. Major: Biology and Gen. Sci. 206 Todd St., Belmont, N.C. Omega Psi Phi; Marching Band; B.S.U.L.; Biology Club. Nickname: Weed The Almiglity Jacqueline Elaine Perry Major: Psychology 2415 Charles St., Pittsburgh, Pa. Marching Band; Psychology Club; University Church Usher. Nickname: Jackie Ruth Louisa Neely Major: Economics 25 1 N. Hardin St., Southern Pines, N. C. Economics Club; Psychology Club; International Relations Club; Union Film Committee. Jacqueline Nelson Major: Elementary Education 305 Mulberry St., Buffalo 4, N. Y. Freshman Reception Committee; Alpha Kappa Alpha; Vice- President, Junior Class; Student Court; Student Govt., Second- Vice Pres., S.N.E.A.; Audio-Visual Aid Club. Nickname: Jackie William DeVero Peterson Major: Mathematics-Physics 3521 Robinson Crt., Winston-Salem, N. C. 27105 Class President, ' 66- ' 68; Vice-President, Choir; Keeper of Records and Seals, Omega Psi Phi; Repr. Pan-Hellenic Council; Student Government. WHO ' S WHO. Nickname: Cliip Joseph L. Pettigrew Major: Mathematics 468 Ivan Hill Cir. S. W., Atlanta, Ga. Kappa Alpha Psi, Historian. Mary Ann Norman Major: Biology 216 Tompkins Hgts., Greenwood, S. C. Sect., Biology Club; Delta Sigma Theta; Asst. Sect., Senior Class; Delta Sigma Theta, Dean of Pledges. Billy Pitts Major: Economics Rte. I , Box 185, Irwinton, Ga. Freshman Reception Committee; Cultural Affairs Comm.. Union; Economics Club; Groove Plii Groove. Eric Ray Page Major: Economics 1511 Oakwood Ave., Richmond, Va. 23223 Amelia L ' Angela Parker Major: Philosophy and Psychology Johnson C. Smith University, Charlotte, N. C. Associate Editor, UNIVERSITY STUDENT, ' 67; Pres., Ivy Leaf Club, ' 67; Secretary, Philosophy Club, ' 67; Dance Group ' 67; Cultural Affairs Committee; Program Coordinator, Pre-Alumni Council UNCF ' 67; Off-Campus Women ' s Organization; Na- Alice J. Price Major: Psychology Rte. l,Box 154, Chester, S.C. Cls-s Secretary, Class of ' 66, ' 67; 1st Vice-Pres., SCA, ' 67; Attendant, Miss Senior, ' 69 Alpha Kappa Alpha. WHO ' s WHO. Nickname: J. P. Velma 0. Pruitt Major: Psychology P.O. Box 722, Clinton, S.C. New York Alumni Scholarship, ' 66; Alpha Kappa Alpha; Mathematics Club; Psychology Club. R Mable Victoria Reese Hargrave Major: Economics 405 Wilkes Rd.. Columbia, S. C. 29203 Duke Hall Council ' 65; Off-Campus Women ' s Organization ' 67; BULL Staff; Economics Club Vice-President; State Student Legislature 68; Freshman Reception Committee; Vice-Pres.. Pyramid Club; Delta Sigma Theta; Sigma Rho Sigma; Alpha Kappa Mu; WHO ' S WHO; UNIVERSITY STUDENT Staff; President, Senior Class; University Church Usher. Mary Roddey Major: General Science 515 Frank Street, Rock Hill, S. C. Saundra Loretta Ross Major: Pliilosophy French 215 FraizerStreet,Winnsboro,S.C. 29180 Le Cercle Francais, Philosophy Club, University Choir, Vice- President, Union Governing Board, Chairman Program Board- Union, Sanders Hall Council-Sect. Liston Hall Council ' 66, Delta Sigma Theta, Tutorial Project, Business Manager-University Student ' 69, WHO ' S WHO 1968-69. Nickname: San S Brenda Donnell Salley Major: English 325 South Gardner Ave. Apt. 6, Charlotte, N. C. Ira Aldridge Drama Guild, President Pyramid Club, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Rosine Angelique Sanders Major: Physical Edu. 727 Westdale Avenue, Orlando, Florida Physical Education Club, Dramatics Club, Act 1, Recreational Committee-Union Curriculum Committee. Nickname; Ros James William Scales Major: Mathematics-Physics 2601 Lake Sunset Drive, Orlando, Florida Swimming Team Veronica A. Seabrook Major: French Psy. 421 1 -A Grand Street, Columbia, S. C. 29203 Tutorial Program, Freshman Reception Committee, University Church Usher, Alpha Kappa Mu, Delta Sigma Theta, University Band, University Student, Psychology Club, French Club, Student Christian Association, Lyceum Committee, Curriculum Committee. Nickname: Oceanbrook Robert Gleaton Seabrooks Major; Economics Route 2, Box 184 Neeses, S. C. 29107 Economics Club, Kappa Alpha Psi, Lt. Strategus, BULL Staff, Circulation editor. Linda Marie Silver Major: Psychology Route 3, Box 265, Warrenton, N. C. Tutorial Program, Psychology Club, Vice-President ' 69. Malcolm Reginald Singlerton Major: Psychology 641 Crowd Street, Brooklyn New York Le Cercle Francais, Ira Aldridge Dramatics Guild, Student Government, Student Court, Sect-Smith Hall, Treas. Myers Hall ' 68, S. U. B., University Student, Vice President Senior Class, Hospitality Committee, Interresidence Council, Pari., Psychol- ogy Club, University Dance Group, Charleston Club. Nickname: Mr. Higlr Fasliion Cynthia F. Sires Major: Elementary Education Route 3, Box 1 53-A, Pageland, S. C. Nickname: The Fairest Charlena Jacquelyn Smith Major; Elem. Edu. Route 1, Box 71, New Zion.S.C. 29111 S.N.E.A. Nickname: Charlie Doris Virginia Smith Major: Economics Route 1 , Box 24, Oriental, N. C. 28571 Duke Hall Council Nickname: Dee George P. Smith Major: Mathematics 1 66 West 1 2 1 St St., New York, New York Marian E. Smith Major: Chemistry Route 1 , Roebuck, S. C. Pyramid Club, Chemistry Club Kathalyne Squirewell Major: French Route 2, Box 22, Ridgeway, S. C. 29130 French Club, Psychology Club, Projectionist Club, Ivy Leaf Club, Alpha Kappa Mu, Curriculum Study Committee. Nickname: Kat Mary A. Strong Major: Engbsh 815 Joyner Street, Ayden, N. C. Counselor, Sanders Hall, University Church Usher. Bertha Lee Talley Major: Psychology 504 E. Fredrick Street, Gaffney, S. C. Concert Band; Univ. Church Usher; Psy. Club, Treasurer Asst. Sec; Alpha Kappa Alpha, Anti-Grammateus; Univ. Student; Typist; Bull Staff; Parliamentarian Sanders Hall; Financial Sec. Senior Class; Attendant, Miss Alpha Kappa Alpha Nickname: Tally Fred Leon Tatum Major: Physical Education Route 3, Box 66A, Statesville, N. C. Physical Ed. Club, Vice-Pres.; Counselor, Berry Hall; Men ' s Interresidence Council; B Soul. Nickname: Bullet Ivory W. Tate, II Major: Economics 1613 Alice Ave. Greensboro. N. C. Nickname: Kee-Kee Robert Allen Williams Major: Chemistry 19 Rosedale Ave., Montclair, N. J. Nickname: Bebe Ann Marie Thomas Major: History Rt. 1 , Box 944, Orangeburg, S. C. Drama Club; Senior Class. Miss UNCF Nickname: Little Bit Harriett M. Thorpe Major: History 903 Onslow Street, Durham, N. C. Dramatics Guild, Delta Sigma Theta, French Club, Sigma Rho Sigma, Pres.; Digitalis Club, Bull Staff, S.C.A. Wiley Williams, Jr. Major: Physical Ed. 805 Johnson St., Cocoa, Fla. Nickname: Choo Choo Willie Thomas Williams Major: Economics 411 Green St., Laurens, S. C. A.O. Steele Prizein Religion; Alpha Kappa Mu, Pres.; Veterans Club, Vice-Pres.; Curriculum Comm.; Men ' s Interresidential Council; WHO ' S WHO, Sigma Rho Sigma. Joyce Manly nn Vereen Major: Psychology 909 Durant Ave., Conway, S. C. Miss Groove Phi Groove; Counselor, Sanders Hall; Psy. Club. W David Lawrence Wallace Major: French 337 Skyland Avenue, Charlotte, N. C. Kappa Alpha Psi, Vice-Pres.; Dramatics Club. Vera Wallace Major: History 1426 Orvis St., Charlotte, N.C. Delta Sigma Theta; Off -Campus Women ' s Org. Elizabeth Ann White Major: Social Science Rte. 2 Plover Rd., Salisbury, Maryland Gammette Club Nickname: Liz Otto Wiiigate, Jr. Major: Economics 349 Chestnut St., Darlington, S. C. Kappa Alpha Psi, Strategus Nickname: Toe David Williams Major: Economics 90 Amsterdam Ave., New York, N. Y. Basketball; Economics Club; Nu Gamma Alpha; Fresliman Basketball Coach; Dramatics Guild. Nickname: Little Dave George Roosevelt Williams, Jr. Major: Chem. 1716 Cedar Lane, Kinston, N. C. Swimming Captian; Nu Gamma Alpha, Pres. Nickname: D. J. Frederick A. Wilson Major: Psychology 191-35 1 15 Dr. St., St. Albans, N. Y. Track Team; Omega Psi Plii; Psy. Club. Nickname: Head Jo Ann Wright Major: Psychology 422 Madison Ave., Kingstree, S. C. Alpha Kappa Alpha, Dean of Pledgees; Social Comm. Union; Rec. Comm. Union, Sec; Psychology Club, Sec; Ivy Leaf Club, Parhamentarian; Alpha Kappa Alpha, Anti-Grammateus; Proof- reader, BULL; Physical Education Club. Nickname: Jo Harry Harmon Young Major: Economics 1600 Patton Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Nickname: Harry Harmon Young Saundra McBee Major: Economics 127 Cashmere Drive, Greenville, S. C. Choir, Student Government, Student Court, Economics Club. Jessie Mae Dillard Major: Psychology 1036 Andrill Terrace, Charlotte, N. C. Psychology Club William L. Broadway Major: Economics Rte. 1 , Box 218-B. Wadesboro, N. C. Kappa Alpha Psi, Historian; Economics Club. GENERAL INDEX ADAM, A. EUNICETINE 36 Adams, Breiida Lucille 89 Adams, Eddie Morris Adams, Ethellee 77, 248 Adams, Marian Deloris 89 Adams, Parks Glenn 77, 218, 219, 256 Adams, Patricia Ann 89, 217 Adams, Verdell 47, 248 Agyekum, Stephen Kwasi 47, 205, 209 Agyeku, Williams Edward 109 Alexander, Barbara Ann 77, 210 Alexander, Benjamin 47 Alexander, Doris Elizabeth 89 Alexander, Edna C. 287 Alexander, Fleta M. 288 Alexander, Georgia 47 Alexander, Harvey 23, 233 Alexander, Jacqueline 89 Alexander, State W. 89, 218, 219 Allen, Henry David 206 Allen, Patsy Angela 313 Allen, Robert James 89, 259 Allen, Ruth Mae 217 Allen, Theodore 259, 275 Alston, Gloria Ann 109 Alston, Mary Linda 109 Allison, Bernice Fayc 47, 209 Alston, Claudette 77, 221 Alston, Joseph L. 37, 265, 273 Alston, Rose M. 292 AMOS, HAZEL P 37 Anderson, Albert J. 109 Anderson, Cleatas L. Anthony, Diane 47 Austin, Dunbar 89 ARMSTEAD, FURNESS J. 22, 225 Arnold, Murdies R. 47, 160, 161, 203, 208, 214 215,220,223,225,233 ugustus, Johnny Lee 1 09 Ayers, Edwin Donald 47, 161, 207 AYTON, NIGEL M 35 B Bagley, Margaret Aresa 89 Bailey, Bettye Ann 77, 216, 217 Bailey, Patricia Ann 109 Baker, Linda Darnell 109 Baldwin, Homer Lee 212 Baldwin, Thomas Earl 89 Banks, Calvin Lee 47, 256 Banks, Jeffrey Lee 259, 273, 274 Banks, L. James 47, 256 Barber, Frank Welwood 109 Barksdalc, Hudson L. 254, 255 BARTLETT, KATHLEEN M. 41 Barnes, Billy 209 Barnes, Clarence 47 Barnes, James 209 Barnes, Noah W. 48, 216, 218, 219 Barnett, Faye A. 89, 206 Barnett, Antonie 89 Bass, Emma M. 109,221 Bates, Sandrea T. 48, 200, 210, 219, 248 Baucuni, Gerald J. 89, 224, 225 Bauldrick, Daniel L. 77, 256 BAYLOR, ERNESTINE M. 34, 271 BEAMER, BEN A. 26 Beamcr, Timothy C. 89, 212, 265 Beasley, Calvernetta S. 89, 206, 208, 223 Beckett, Deborah M. 109, 182 Beckwith, Ivestia H. 290 BelUOrville L. 58,215 Bellamy, Anita L. 89, 223, 224 Belk, Vivian J. 48, 161,206,210,244 Belton, Henry 77, 209, 240. 254, 255 BELTON, MOSES S. 24, 225 Bembry, Cheryl L. 48, 161, 176 Bennett, Florence Vermelle 77 BENSON, LOU P. 27 BENSON, SARA J. 36 Benson, Tommie J. 89, 221 , 223, 246 Bentley.Delores A. 89 Berkley, Lillie D. 109 Berry, Gwendolyn C. 109 Best,Exekiel K. 109 Best, Wayne D. 109 Bigins, Warner K. 109 Biggs, Gladys 89 Billups, Beverly 48, 187,216 Bivins, Bruce E. 48, 216, 259 Bivins, Frankie J. 90 Blackwell, Minnie P. 48 Blaine, Vivian L. 90 Blake, Cynthia 109 Blount, Carolyn 48, 199, 209, 196, 219. 240, 247 BLUE, HENRY B. 36 Blue, James L. 109 BLUE, LILLIE W. 40 BLUFORD. WILLIAM E. 31 BOHN.RALPHP. 34,214 Bolden, Warren M. 109 BOLLIN, ELINOR C. 37 Bolton, Clarence R. 77 Bolton, Jean 77 Bond, Thomas M. 90 Bond, Thomas 259 Boney, Velma D. 109 Bonner, Emory 109 Bonner, Ralph W. 109 Boone, Leslie S. 109 BOONE, THOMAS A. Boone, Willie J. 49 Bostic, Mayliue 90 Bonier, Sally 49 Boulware, Barbara A. 109 Boulware, Marshall 109, 217, 219 Boulware, Vera. A. 90, 206 Bounds, Charlotte E. 90, 246 Bowe, Larry J. 1 10 Bowen, Dottie J. 221 Bowen, Joyce E. 49, 1 50, 202, 208. 216, 244 Bowen, Oree M. 77. 181 , 209, 244 Bowers, Joe Bowers, Joniare L. 1 10 BOYD, GEORGE F. 33 Boyd, Herbert 90 Boyette, Comatha 77, 215. 216 Bradley. Sandra Y. 90 Bradley, Linda 221 Bradley, Veronica J. 90 Bradley, Wallace 218.219 Bradshaw, George W. 90 Bradsher, Iris 110 Branch Anne C. 49 Branch, Curtis W. 90, 196.210,221, 256 Brandon, Florine L. 49 Brandon, Walter T. 90 Bratton. Gerald 217,219 Braxton, Clarence L. 90. 221. 251 BRAYBOY. JACK S. 23, 233 Brewer, Brenda L. 244 Bristow, Lillie R. 49, 244 Broadway, William L. 50, 256 Brockman, Iris A. 1 10 Brodie. Furman 78 Brooks, Charles A. 1 10 Brooks, Carol A. 78, 244 Brooks, Dorothy A. 78, 244 Brooks. Manly L. 1 10 BROOKS, U. S. 33 Broom. Simon 251 Broughton. Donise V. 78 Brown, Annie L. 50. 207 Brown, Carrie A. 78. 208, 244 Brown, Doreathea M. 50 Brown, Dorothy A. 1 10 Brown, Harold E. 90 Brown, Israel S. 216 Brown, John J. 110 Brown, Julie C. 50, 214, 219, 223, 248 Brown, Larry 90, 21 1 Brown, Larry R. 110 Brown, Lawrence J. Brown, Lettye D. 50 Brown, Mary E. 90, 176 Brown, Maxine 1 10 Brown, Myron D. 1 10 Brown, Nathaniel 78 Brown, Shirley M. 110 Brown, Simon 90 Brown, Stephen K. 1 10 Broxton, Linda G. 78. 248 Bruner, Greta B. 110.217 Bryan, Gragoey 1 10 Bryan, Chesterl 110 Bryant, Joseph P. 90, 208, 211 Bryant, Linda L. 248 Burch, David E. 51, 200, 208, 218, 219, 259, 298 Buggs, Patricia A. 1 1 1 Buie, Brenda F. 1 1 1 Bullock, Janet M. 218 BULLOCK, JOHNNIE M. 33 Bullock, Pamela F.91 BURKE. DEGRANDVAL 41 Burney. Rachael L. 91.206 Burns, Dianne 78 Burt, Brenda 91 Burton, Bertha L. 248 Burton, Frento M. Burton, Michael 91 Burwcll. Brenda L. 71 BUTLER. CHARLIE L. 30 Butler, Velnia 1 1 I Butts, Bob 271 Byers, Michael 1 1 1 Byrd, Rachael M. Ill BYUARM. SAMUEL W. 33 CABINESS. RILEY R. 32 Cain. Johnnie 51 Caldwell, Dorothy V. 78. 210, 248 Caldwell, Jennifer I. 111,221 Caldwell, Joseph L. 78 CaldweU. Sylvia A. 112 Caldwell, Theodoshia J. 78, 207, 208, 217 Camp. Edward 91 Campbel, Richard A. Canada, Arthur W. 259 Canady, Mack 259 Canty, Wanda J. 91, 184,223,248 Carothers, Julia 294 Carmichael, Trellis 51 Carneige, Norman 206 Carpenter, Saundra L. 51, 150, 215, 216 Carraway, Stephen 91 Carter. Annette T. 51.210,248 Carter, Eva 51 Carter, Thelma J.9I CASTRO, DAVID Cathcart, Johnny E. Catcart, Mozelle A. 78, 215, 216 Chapman. Belinda P. 1 1 1 Chapman. Jacquclyn A. 78 CHASE, JOHN D. 27,225 Cherry, Jerome E. 51, 207, 214. 221, 223 Chestnut, Carolyn N. 91,210 Chisholm, Bettie J. 218 CHOUDHURY, PRAVAT K 41 Clark, Mervin A. 52 Clemmons, Harriet A. 78, 244 Clinton, James L. 212 Clyburn, Dianne 91 Cochrane, Gwendolyn 1 1 1 Cohen, Alnetha 91 Cohens, Louella 1 1 1 Colcolough, Charles 1 1 1 Cole, Carolyn C. 91 COLEMAN, BETTYE J. 36 COLEMAN, WINSON R JR. COLEMAN, WINSON R. SR. 22, 41, 233 Coleridge, Samuel A. 52 Coles, Carolyn 221 Coles, William L. 271 Collins, Willie A. Cook, Thomas L. Cooper, Arlena H. 52, 247 Cooper, Donella 1 1 1 COOPER, GLORIA M. 40 Cooper, Henrietta L. 91, 244 Cooper, JoElla 52, 207, 210, 224, 248 Cooper, John Charles 78, 212 Cooper, Martha A. 52, 209, 211, 215, 216 Cooper, Patricia G. 111, ' 217, 221 Cooper, Ruth M. 91,244 Corbertt, Robert K. 78, 259 Cordell, Marva A. 1 1 1 Corey, Milton 1 1 1 Cornwell,Callann9 1,246 Costner, John W. 91 Cotton, Adophus 1 1 1 COUNTS, HERMAN L, 31, 137 Counts, Howard A. 52, 256 COUNTS, O. 2, 98 Cousins, Jermiah W. Covington, James M. 1 1 1 Cowan, Virginia T. 78 COX, CHARLES R. 40, 265 COX, GARY B. Cox, OllieH. 52,302 COZART.JEANC. Craig, Horace G. 91 Cram, Linda D. 52 Crame, Sondra L. 78, 220, 221 . 224, 225 Craven, Robert D. 1 1 1 Crawford, Delores 91 Crawford, Larry 92 Crawford, Lettie M. 1 1 1 CRISP, JOYCE Crisswell, Bessie J. Crisswell, Jessie J. Cross, Arthur 52 Crowder, Virginie D. 1 1 1 Crowell, Michael W. Cruse, Brenda Kaye Culp, Bettye G. 289 Curry, Haywood 52 Curry, Linda D. 92, 209, 221, 244 Curtis, Charles R. 275 Curtis, Julia Mill D Daughtndge. James E. 1 12 DAVENPORT, MARVIN 34 Davidson, Etta L. 52, 216 DAVIDSON, MACK L. 37, 271 Davis, Arthur L. 78, 259 Davis, Arthur Levon 270, 272 Davis, Donald V. Davis, Hubert I., 270, 271 Davis, Joe Arthur 92, 270, 272 Davis, Johnny L. 1 1 2, 302 Davis, Lillian J. 112 Davis, Lionel D. 53, 150, 208, 209, 214, 223, 240, 256 Davis, Lloyd 30 Davis, Phillip E. Davis, Owena H. 24 Davis, Ronald G. 112 Davis, Sandra 112 Davis, Sherian A. 112,210 Davis, Willie E. 112 Da wkins, Bobby G. 112,219 Dawkms, Harold 112, 256 Dawkins, Harold S. 92 Dawkins, Peggie A. 78, 209, 220, 221 Dawkins, Richard Dawson, Betty L. 92, 244 Dawson, Earl Dean, Flossie M. Dean, Nevonia 53 Deas, Pearl J. 79, 244 Deas, Vennie A. 92, 221 DEAVERS, LESSIE T. 302 Deavers, Paul S. 53 Derr, Gloria B. 79 Dickerson, Judy M. 112 Diggs, Jerome 1 1 2 DUlard, Jessie M. 53 Dillard, Willie L. 139 Dixon, Anna M. 79, 217 Dixon, Forcstine 79 Dixon, Linwood E. Dixon, Oscar S. 53, 214 DIXON, OSSIBELLB. 31 Dixon, Roy Dixon, William E. Dockery, Jacqueline M. Dockery, Marian A. 53 Dolson, Juanita 79, 216, 240, 244 Donald, Gilbert 53 Donaldson, Shirley A. 79, 210 Dorn, Belinda A. Dorn, Shelia A. 53, 161,210 Dorsey, Jerome B. 92, 218, 219, 224 Dortch, Delores A. 112 Douglas, Cecil F. 92 Douglas, Leatrice M. DowLng, Ella B. 92 Dozier, Arthur 256 DRAKEFORD, FOSTER 35 Draughon, Roland L. 54, 196, 208, 240, 256, 314 315 Drayton, Frances D. 79, 248 Drunigold, George E. 79, 208, 221 DuBose, Willie 72 Duckett, Barbara L. 79, 302 Duncan, Elroy 264 Dusenbery, William M. 212, 266 Dutch, Gerald E. 92 Dyson, Keith M. 79 Earl, James A. 1 12 Edwards, Brenda K. Edwards, DarleneV. 92, 221 Edwards, Doris 92, 221 Edwards, Gwendolyn O. 1 1 2 Edwards, Linda R. I 1 2 Edwards, Lniward C. 1 I 2 Edwards, Raymond Edwards, Sharon L. 54, 187 Edwards, Waller K. 54, 259 Elam, Winifred M. 92 Eley, John H. Ellington, Dorothy S. 92 Elhott, Bruce S. Elliot, Janice M. Elliott,John W. 79 Elhs, Carolyn L. 54, 219, 244, 312 Ellis, Deborah S. 1 1 2 Ellis, Diane M. 54, 210, 214, 215, 223 Ellis, Gerald K. 112 Ellis, Robert L. 112 Ellison, Ernestine 54 Elm, Barbara L. 1 1 2 Enoch, Clarence L. 1 1 2 Enoch, Wilton S. Epps, Donna E. 54, 248 Etua, Joseph A. 54, 205 Evans, Alice M. 54, 183, 206, 240, 247 Evans, Cynthia J. 1 12 Evans, David L. Evans, William A. 92 Everson, Lillian 1 12 Ewers, James B. 79, 214, 216, 224, 254, 255, 273, 274 Fairley,JohnC. 92 Farmer, Edgar 213, 264 Faulk, Crosby 92 Faulkner, Kenny H. 92 Faust, Joseph A., Ill 113 Feely,GladysM. 92, 217, 221 Ferguson, Brenda F. 223 Ferguson, Ethel M. Ferguson, Janice R. 1 13 Ferrell, Robert M. 113 Flewellen, Katie M. 79, 250 Flowe, Mary C. 293 Flowers, Linda D. 1 13 Floyd, John E. 79, 206, 302, 254, 255 Ford, Marilyn 79, 221 Ford, Ronald L. 92 Ford, Yvonne D. 79 Foreman, Cleveland FORNEY, JOAN DAUGHTRY 41 Forrester, John G. 93. 21 1 Fortune, Clara M. Foster, Beverly A. Foster, Charles 93 Foster, Earl Foster, James F. 80, 211 Foster, Parron L. 1 13 Foster, S.T. 93, 209, 219 Fouche, Francine M. 80, 248 Fox, Erskine T. 1 13 Frasier, Allen W. 93, 260 Frazier, Doris E. 54 Frazier, Emma 54 Frasier, Toy R. 93 Freeman, Celia D. 55, 208, 209, 221 , 224 FREEMAN, SIDNEY L. 35 Friday, Wayne I 13 Frison, John H. 93 Fuller, Raleigh G. Fuller, Solon F. 93 Funderburk, John J. 72, 206, 259 Funderburk, Mary E. 93 Funderburk, Wayne D. 80, 209, 213, 221 Gabriel, Deborah L. 113 Gadling, Antionette M. 1 13 Gaines, Zelma L. 55, 248 Gallman, Gertrude D. 72 Gantt, Margie I. Garrett, Linda 1 13 Garvin, Columbus 55 Gary, Dorothy 55, 206,210 GASTON, JOSEPH A. 24, 225, 232 Gates, Charles R. 93 Gatewood, Lawrence R. GATHERIGHT, BOYD J, GATLIN, JUDITH T. 37 Gentry, Barbara A. 93, 217 Gentry, Evelyn GEORGE, ARTHUR HENRY 134 Cethers, Easter L. 55 Gibbs, Barbara A. 293 Gibbs, Melvenia F. 80 Gilbert, Jacqueline B. 93 Giles, Saundra Y. 71 Gill, Lmda D. 93 Gill, Virginia A. 80, 244 Gilliam, Frontis L. 93 Gilliam, Janice D. 94 Gilliams, Dennis L. Gilmore. Don T. 94 GLAUBITZ, RENEE K. 40 Glenn, Charles W. 80,209 Glover. Richard H. 55, 20b. 218. 219 Glymph. Helen Y. Goddard. Algernon 267 Goiiis. Harmon C. 94, 257 Goldson, Jeffrey M. Goldston. Thomas Haywood 1 13 Goode, Roslyn 56, 248 Goodwin, Leroy 56 Gordon, Kathy L. 1 13 GRADY, EDYTHE R. 31, 137 Graham, Delores 56 Graham, James F. 34 Graham, Patricia 93, 250 Grant. Arthur F. 80, 208, 224, 254 Grant, Charles 113 Grant. Vivian C. 206 Grasty.Brenda L. 56, 250 Grate. Mercedes M. 80. 219 Grayden, Barbara L. 80 Green. Alphonso D. 80, 257 Green, Carolyn 72 Green. Emily R. 248 Green, Joyce M. 1 13 Green, Lloyd 80, 214. 224, 225, 254, 255 Green, Priscilla A. 93 Green, Roy E. 1 14 Green, Shirley M. 56. 209. 214, 248 Green, Veronice L, 114 Green, Vestella 114 Greene. Willis J 256 Greenlee. Craig T. Greer, Orville 93 Grice, Sanna W. 114.218 Grice. William F. Grier, Alva L. Grier. Cheryl E. 114 Grier. Larry R. 1 14 Griffin. John 1 14 Griffin. Paul Raymond Grigsby, Mattie S. Guest. John Michael 94 Gunn, William H. 1 14 GUNN. THEODUS L 28 H Hadley, Deborah J. 114 Hairston. Sherman A. 1 14 Hagins. Gregory A. 94 HAIRSTON. JACQUELINE B. 136 Hairston. Linda K. 1 14 Hale. Carlyle H. 80, 213.224 Hall, Donald, L. 80. 209 Hall. Bertram R. 80 Hall. Bessie 56 Hall. Derwood F. Hall. Gabe F. 56 Hall.Herma A. 114.218 Hall.Stanley W. Jr. Hamlet, Larry E. 94, 260 Hamlin. Karen P. 114 Hammond. Brenda K. 80, 208. 210. 21 1. 244 HAMPTON. JOAN 301 Hardnelt. Jo A. 114.218 Hardy. Arthur J. 114 Hardy. Jesse James Hargrave. Edward W. 56, 260 Hargrave. Mable R. 65, 202. 208. 209. 248 Harley. Langston C. 72. 206. 219 Harris. Bernice 94 Harris. Deleanor T. 80, 180, 207. 208 Harris. Dorothy L. 114,214 Harris, Gloria J. 114,221 Harris, Gwendolyn Y. I 14 Harris, J. 296 Harris, Leslie J. Harris, Malloy T. 114 Harris, Priscilla 72 Harris, Thomasenia S. Harris. William G. 94 Harrison, Mary F. 94 Harrison, Ocie 288 Harrison, Sandra L. 248 Hart. Veverly 56 Hartley. Elmer 57. 209. 212. 223 Harvest. C. 297 Harvey. Charles H. 94 Haskins. Sandra D. 1 14 Hatcher. Ronald W. Hawthorne. Eula 94 Hayes. Hilda 115 Hayes. Theodore Hayes. Verdell Irene 80. 302 Haynes. Alvin E. Haynes, Carole A. 80.210 Heath. Archie 57 Heath, Larry B. 80, 208, 209, 214, 223 254,255 Henry, Ernest B. 115, 206,219.221 Henry, Shannon M. 87. 94. 1 73 Henry, Walter C. Herbert. Iry 257 Hicky. Catherine P. 94 Hicks. Bessie M. 94 Hicks. Clarence R. 260 Hicks, Joan E. 86 Hicks. Joyce C. 80, 196 Hicks. Patricia D. 94. 207 Hicks. Robert Hill.Bettie A. 57 Hill. Bobby J. 57, 150. 161.257 Hill. Ester P . Hill, Urry 94 Hill, Vernal Lugenia Hinsley, Anita Gail 1 15 Hinton,Ben94,257 Hinton, Jeanette Hinton, Pauline 1 15 Hodges, Charles 57, 161,209,216 Holland, Gwendolyn 181, 206 Holland. Leroy 115 Holland, Matthew Henry 1 15, 206. 21 1, 219 Holhness, Marguerite Clarice 1 15 Holman, Yvonne Lniette 1 15 Holmes, William 297 Homer, Cheryl Eleise 1 15 HOOD, CALVIN A. 25. 137. 225. 233 HOPKINS, WILLIAM R. 32 Hosea. Margie Faye 1 15 Hooks. Van 273. 274 Hough,Kaffie214 Howard, Beverly Durell Howard, Charles 212 Howard, Marcella Howell, Catlierine Victoria Howell, Marcia E. Howell. Marilyn D. 115 Howell, Mary L. 221 Hoyle, Ruby C. 115 Hubbard. Charlie B. 8 Hubbard, Kutricia Annette 1 15 HUDKINS. NORMAN A. 40 Hudson, James H. 115 Hudson, Sylva R. HUEY, CORA 300 Huggins. Rose E. 1 15 Hughes, David W. 94,21 1,217,219 Hughes, William H. 95 Huitt.Qumcy A. 95,210 Humbert, James T. 57, 207. 2 15, 2 16, 218, 221,223 Hunter, James E. 1 15 Hunter, Melvin J. 95 Hurst, John H. 224,225 lcard,LarryD. 95,209,22 Imes, Danny L. Ingram, Delores Ingram, Larry C. 8, 210 Ingram, Mary C. 58 Ingram, Richard L. 81 Inman, Eloise 1 15 Irving, Ronald L. 95 Isaac, Alice G. 85 Isaac, Henry 221 Isaac. Lewis J. 95 Isler, Ester M. 115.221 J Jackson, Anthony A. 1 17 Jackson, Burke 58, 206, 254, 255 Jackson, Charles 209 Jackson, Clara 58 Jackson, Cynthia L. Jackson. Dons, 1 1 7 Jackson, Elease Y. 81 Jackson, Gloria D. 1 17 Jackson, Herbert L. 1 17 Jackson, Patricia E. 95, 221 Jackson, Shelley 1 18 Jackson, William E. 58,257 Jackson, Wilson 58, 207, 208, 209, 218,219 Jacobs, Beve rly A. 1 17 Jacobs, Marcia L. 249. 260 James, Betty J. 95, 221 James, Charles E. 1 18 James, Ernest L. 41, 302 James, Flora 81, 207. 214 James. Ruby 0. 118 Jamison. Parricia A. Jefferson. Mary C. 1 18 Jefferson, William 58. 208. 214 Jenkins. Berneice Elizabeth 1 18 Jenkins, Gregory 223, 260 Jenkins, Henry 58 Jenkins, Jacqueline M. 1 18, 218, 221 Jenkins, Jeanette D. Jenkins, Joe 95 Jenkins, Mildred A. 85 Jenkins, Mary C. 46. 161.72. 171. 160,207,220 221,249 Jenkins, Richard E. 118,223 Jenkins. Richard G. 1 18 Jennings. Eddy R. 58 Jessup, Vance L. 257, 258 Jeter, James P. 255 Jeter, Martha A. 95 Jeter. Phillip 95 Jeter. Sandra 118. 218 Jewell, Louis G. Johnson, Anthen 95 Johnson, Arthur L. Johnson, Barbara J. 1 18 Johnson, Benny L. 266 Johnson. Carolyn 81 Johnson, Charles W. Johnson, Constance D. 81, 217 Jolinson, Deloris Johnson, Diane 1 18 Johnson, Dorothy M. Johnson, Franklin 215 Johnson, Gertrude A. 1 18 Johnson, Hattie 73 Johnson, Jacque 213 Johnson, James E. 257 Johnson, Jerome Johnson, Jerome C. Johnson, Jimmie L. Johnson, Joan H. Johnson. Lavonne 302 Johnson, Lorenzo W. 81 Johnson, Mattie M. 1 18 Johnson, Nathan 1 19 Johnson, Raeford W. Johnson, Raymond 73, 257 Johnson, Richard 1 18 Johnson, Robert L. 213 Johnson, Ronald 58, 209, 221, 225 Johnson, Sheilah N. 119 Johnson, Shirley A. 119, 181 Johnson, VaCountess E. 8 1 , 22 1 Johnston, Chester B. 139, 215 Jones, Daphnes. 58,248 Jones, Darnell L. Jones, Edward 215, 257, 303 Jones, Edward L. 1 19 Jones, Ellis D. Jones, George G. 59, 260 Jones, lone G. 33 Jones, Kenneth R. Jones, Larry D. 95, 218, 219, 265, 266 Jones, Lawrence T. Jones, Lucy A. Jones, Mary G. 1 19 Jones, Mildred 119,218 Jones, Patricia 119,218,221,223 Jones, Peter 85 Jones, Robert L. 95 Jones, Samuel L. Jones, Stanley W. 140,215 Jones, Stella N. 119 Jones, Thaddeus R. 8 1 , 260, 266 Jordan, Agnes 95 Jordan, Albert L. 201 , 209, 210, 211,216, 224, 273,274 Jordan, Carolyn D. 119 Jordan, Joyce R. 95 Joseph, Tanya 1 19 Kanoy, Jacqueline 72, 216 Kea, Morris A. 59 Kearns, Edythe 59 Keaton, James D. 95, 221 Keen, Sterling M. 95. 275 KEMP, CHRISTOPHER W. 31 Kennedy, Albert E.81 Kennedy, Doris R. 96. 207 Kennedy, Frederick B. Kennedy, Nathal 59 Kennedy, Phyllis R. 1 15.218 Kennedy, Ruby D. Kenney, Stephen A. 59, 214, 240, 254, 255, 302 Kinard, Alvin Kinard, Stella L. 115 King, Beltye A. 96 King, Cheyenne 96, 217,249 King, Cody M. 59,217,219,299 King, Kenneth M. King, Lucy K. 250 King, Sheha R. 96, 221 King, Virginia G. 60, 210 King, William 60, 206, 254 King, William 96 Kinney,PaulH. 82, 213 Kittrell. Lawrence G. 81 KLEPKA. STEPHEN 39 Knight. Jacquelyn E. 96, 210 Knighton, Sanders R. 60, 208 Knott. Ralph J. 72, 199,207,212,216,219,223 Kollock, Sherry Y. Kornegay, Norman E. 1 15 KUIPER, GERARD J. 138 KWASIKPUL STEPHEN K. 37 Landry, Alvin G. 96, 213 Uney, Eva E. 60, 249 Larrier, Emilio A. 96, 260 LASH, JAMES H. 40 Lathan.SaundraD. 96. 187, 208. 210,221, 246 Latimer, Kenneth R. 96 Latimore, Carolyn E. 96 LAW, AURELIA L. 302 LAW, JAMES R. 31 Lawrence, Antonia 260 Lawrence, Carolyn M. 60 Lawrence, Mary 82, 210 Lawrence, Pliillip 1 15 Lawrence, Sandra V. Leach, Catherine 60 Leak, Beverly A. 96 Leak, Cicero 212 Leake, Beverly A. 1 15 LEDBETTER, BESSIE H. 30 Lee, Annie 293 Lesane, George E. Lewis. Daphne M. 60, 302 Lewis. Mildred R. 82 Lightner, Cassandra A. Lilley, Hazel 1.96 Lindsey, Michel L. 115 Lipsey, Andrew 96 Lipsey.Willia A. 116 Littlejohn, Donald F. 82, 2 1 1 , 224, 257, 266 Livsey, Lillian 96 Lockett, Dorothy A. 115 Lockhart, Cora L. 217, 221 Logan, Robert N. 115 Long, Consuella A. 96 Long, Leroy B. 60 Long, Mary A. 82 Loundermon, Correll D. 60, 21 1 , 215, 223, 249 Love, Valerie P 116 LOVELL, BARBARA M. 37 Lowry, Jesse N. Lowry, Vicky M. Lucas, Cliristine Lucas, Robert D. Lunii, Beverly V. 82 Lunn, Shirley A. Lyde, Leophus L. Lyons, Irene 0. Mackins, Robert Macon, Edward T. 212 Magwood, Mary L. 292 Mallory, Bernice 96 Malloy, Alfred 96 MALONE, LAURA S. 135 Manigo, Veronica 96, 184, 249 Manning, Virginia L. 62 Marioneaux, Deborah 83 Marshall, Flossie H. Marshall, Henry L. 32, 296 Marshall, Jeffrey T. 116 Marshall, Samuel D. 73, 257 Martin, Curtisha K. 97 Martin, Emma Y. Martin, James A. 83 Martin,LarryD. 83,223,255 Martin.Tommye V. 83, 149, 166,201,219,249 Martin, Willie C. 97, 213, 218, 219 Mask, AlyceF. 116 Mason, Jeanette E. 1 16 Massey. Carolyn 221 Massey, Evelyn L. 97 Massey, Hezekiah Mather, James D. 1 17 Mathis, Brodie R. 82,260 Matthews, Karen 97 Matthews, Vincent E. 8, 9, 236, 237, 238, 239 Mattocks, Algatha97,221 Mattox, Daisy 62,211 Maxwell, Minnie 287 Maxwell, Myra V. May, Godfrey R. 117 Mayo.CarolynY. 62,210 Maynard, Thurmond 83, 218, 219 Meadows, William M. 1 1 7 Means, Preston D. 212 Meeks, Bessie L. 83, 168, 200, 208, 210, 223, 255 Meeks, Weldon 117 Melton, Ernestine 97 Melvin, James 1. 62, 240, 257 Merchant, Ernestine 62 Metts, Verna E. 117 Metz, Ivy A. 96, 207,208, 217 Middleton, Joan V. 117 Miles, Howard C. 207, 208 Miles, John R. 73, 209, 21 1 , 257 Miller, Ada 83, 216 Miller, Charles 209 Miller, Harry J. 141,215 Miller, Hattie L. 73 Miller, Joyce 97, 221 Miller, Joyce 301 Miller, Mary L. 62, 224, 225 Miller, Ruth 84 Miller, Steven C. 117 MILNER, EDWARD W. 34 Minis, Rosa M. 83,214 Minor, William Earl 62 Minter, Linda F. Miott, James L. 83,210 Mitchell, Alvin 117 Mitchell, Annie R. 62 Mitchell, Gloria B. 117 Mitchell, John P. 97 Mitchell, Judith F. 108, 117,223 Mitchell, Margaret R. 62 Mitchell, Olyneitha E. 246 Mitchell, Rita P. Mitchell, Sandra O. 83 Mitchell. Valeria 97 Mitchell, Willie J. 63, 211, 212, 216 Montague, Nannie F. 221 Montgomery, Dorothy N. 97, 210 Montgomery, Johnny E. 97 Moore, Anthony 209 Moore, Corinne P. 97 Moore, Henry C. 1 17 Moore, Otto N. 63 Moore, Paris A. 63 Moore, Ronald T. 117 Moore, Thomas L. Moorman, Dianne Morris, Acquinetta T. 1 17 Morris, Linda G. Morris, Stella M. 97 Morris, Wilbert B. 117 Morrison, Bernie 63 Morrison, Jacqueline D. Morrison, Laurena 73, 207, 219 Moseley, Joyce 221 Moses, Ermena 63 Moses, Georthia M. Motley, Emma J. 1 17 Mott, Brenda J.97 Moyer, Doris E. 1 17 MUEHL, LOIS B. 34 MUEHL, SIEGMAR 28 Murdock, Martha 83 Mc McAdams, Carolyn 82, 249 McBee, Sandra 61 McBee, Vincent 61,206 McCall, Johnnie M. 116 McClain, Leonard 1 16 McClarrin, Eloise 82 McClellan, Patsy 82 MCCLOUD, WILLIAM McChnton, Elizabeth 286 McCloud, Phil G. McClure, Lucille bl, 216 McClurkin, Sara J. 116 McCollough, James L. McCollum, D. 82 McCollum, Portia E. 61, 207. 210. 249 McCollum Robert 82 McCrae, Jacquelyn D. 221 McCrorey, George 97 McCullough. Lewis 61. 221 McCuUough, Melviii 213 MCCULLOUGH, WILLIAM P. 35. 36, 265 McDaniel, Dcmse J. 61, 179. 208, 21 1, 216, 240 McDow, Betty T. 286 McDowell, Edward A. 116 McDulTie, Jeaji S. MCGIRT, EDDIE C. 30, 38, 265 McGraw, Bernard V. 97 Mcintosh, Vera Mclntyre, Paul 82, 208, 214, 223 McKinney, Carla D. McLaurin, Elizabeth R. McLaughlin. Benjamin W. 62. 260 McLauglilin, Clifton 83, 260 McLaughlin, Doris A. McLean, Frances E. McLean. James E. 1 16 McMahan. Joyce McMillan. Clara 83. 211 McMillan, Preston O. McNair, Troy P. McNeill, Lois C. McPherson. Gregory D. 1 16 McRae.Mack L. 116 N Nail, John G. Nance, Carol 83 Nash, Brenda 246 Nash, Marginell 119 Nash, Richard A. 1 19 Neal, Linda E. 97, 246 NEAL, VIETTA E. 38 Neely.Ruth L. 63 Nelson, Jacqueline 63, 203, 216, 246 Nelson, Larry 98 Nelson. Ronald L. 119,219 NEWSON, LIONEL H. 23, 232, 233, 234, 235 NICHOLS, WOODROW W. 35 Nimmons, Samuel A. Nolley, Nolan L. 260 Norman. Arthur 98. 209. 221 Norman, Arthur (f.) 206 Norman, Mary A. 63. 206. 249 NORRIS. HENRIETTA T. 31 Northern, Charles J. 119 Norwood, George V, O Oatman. Daisy M. 64. 207. 246 Odom, Artie Oglesby, Cheryl D. 83, 172 Oglesby, Kathy A. 98 Okyere, Timotliy 98 Oliver, George 64 Oliver, Lonnie J. 208, 209, 216, 224, 225 260,273,274 ORLOV,PAULF. 32 Orr, Gloria J. 98, 185,217.249 Osbey. Margie R. 83,214 Osborne, Robert A. 1 19 Outlaw, Clarence Owens,Cynthia A. 83,246 Paden, Bertha C. 1 19 Page, Eric K. 64 Parker, Amelia L. 64, 196, 199, 207, 208, 214 224, 246 PARKER, INEZ M. 39 Parker, John B. Parker, Joseph W. Parker, Lutrelle 84 Parker,Phyllis A. 98,221 Parker, Tonya R. Parker, Versie L. Patterson, Annie C. 64 Patterson, David W. 84 Patterson, Herman U. 120 Patterson, Lynwood 120 Patterson, MicliaelC. 120 Patterson, Patricia 64, 187, 240 Patterson, Willie C. 64, 209, 213 Payne, Marsha E. 64,210 Payne, Walter A. 98 Peace, Ralph E. Pearson, Deborah E. Peed, Melvin D. 64 Peele, Jonah 98 Peele, Tommie J. Pendergrass, Preston 64. 206, 260 Pendergrass. Shirley A. 98 PERAMAL, A. 41 Perry, Andrew 84, 216 Perry, Jacqueline E. 65, 207, 208, 221 Perry, Linda L. 98 Perry, Lucille 120 Perry, Mary A. 246 PERRY. RUFUS PATTERSON 6, 7 PETERS, CURTIS O 26 Peters, Harold R. 120 Peterson, William D. 65. 198. 223, 240, 260 Pettigrew, Joseph 257 PHARR. JOHN L. 30. 135 Pharr. Marcia L. Phillips, Cheryl D. Philson, Jacquelyn 84, 183, 246 Physics, George L. Pierce, Alzen N. 120 Pinchback, Warner L. 98, 260 PINCKNEY, HENRY L. 26, 225 Finn, Melvin T. 84, 240, 260, 274 Pitts, Billy 209,213 PLATAS, MANUEL P. 39 PLATT, MARY H. 22 Poignard, David L. 169, 269. 272, Polk, Emma L. 98 Poole, Howard E. 120 Porter, Jacquetta 120 Porter, Lindia Porter, Lydie 84 Portlock, Robert POWE, ALFONSO S. 32, 1 38, 305 Powell, Gwendolyn A. 210, 221 POWELL, KENNETH S. 30, 265 Powell, Sandra F. 84, 207, 209, 21 1, 215, 216, 221, 246 Pradd, LaTanya H. 120 PRADO, MARIA P. Price, Alice J. 65, 161, 198,207,208,220,221,246 Price, Ethel L. 98 Price, Rodney 98,213 Price, Slurley 84, 216 Pride, Carol A. Pride, Reginald G. Pride, Reginald PRIDGEN, ENNIE M. Pridgen, John C. Primus, Jay H. 120 Prince,Julia A. 65,208 Pruitt, Aiirtis E. 99 Pruitt, Velma65,210, 246 Pugh, JoAiin 84, 170,249 Puryear, Thomas G. 84 Quander, Marie L. 120 R Rainey, Lilly C. 120 Randall,Lillie84, 214, 247 Randolf, Reginald 65 Range, Frankie L. 120 Rathtf, Grover L. 120 Rawley,Paulette L. Rawlins, Benjamin E. 120, 214 Reed, Paul 218, 219 Reese, Derrick K. 65 Reese, Linda 99, 2 17, 223, 249 Raid, Edward Reid, Elaine D. 99 Reid, Joseph R. 213 Reid, Juanita 209, 246 Reid, Page 116 Reid, Samuel H. 260 Reynolds, Helen B.( 2) 99 Rhodes, Gloria 66, 210 Rhodes, Saundra 84, 184, 246 RICHARDSON, ANNIE L. 38, 206 Richardson, Carrie 84, 246 Richardson, Patricia L. 120 RICHMOND, IDA M. 36 Ricks, Terry B. 99 Riddick, James 99 RIPPY, COLEMAN D. 39 Roach, George A. 99 Robinson, Albert C. 209 Robinson, Charles 84, 254 Robinson, George L. Robinson, Naomi P. Roddey, Mary 73 Rodgers, Frankie 120 Rogers, Mamie C. 99, 178 Rollerson, Valerie L. 99 Roper, Julia F. 120 Rose,Julia A.99, 246 Roseboro, Odessa 136 Roseborough, Cassandra J. 120 Rosemond, James E. 99 Ross, Calvene E. 290 Ross, Saundra L. 66, 198, 208, 209, 210. 21 1 214,224,225,249 Ross, Vernon 84, 214, 220 Royels, Patricia A. Rucker, James E. Sadler, Brenda L. 99 Sadler, Mary L. 99 Salley, Brenda 66, 249 Salley, Noah L. 120 SAMMONS, LENA M. 32 Sanders, Margeret A. 99 Sanders, Marion A. 99 Sanders, Rosine 66, 211 Sanders, Sharon 85, 246 Sanders, WilburnM. 99, 206 Saunders, Travis D. 99, 257 Satterwhite, Barbara A. 250 Scales, James W. 66, 275 Scarborough, Jessie M. Scarborougli, Patricia M. 99, 210, 250 Schools, Jerry R. 99 Scipio, Carolyn 85, 210 Scogins, Rufus 99 Scott, Audrine M. 120 Scott, George M. 302 Scott, Jewell J. 221 SCOTT, MAXINEF. 33,254 Scott, Rufus H. Scott. Tyrone M. Scott, Veronica Y. 120 Seabrooks, Robert G. 67, 209, 21 1 , 257, 313 Seabrook, Veronica 66, 207, 208, 209, 210, 221 250 Sekyi, Christians Senior, Barbara J. 120 Senyah, Emmanuel Y. Shannon, Glenn Wood 1 20 SHARPE, MOSES 36, 265 Shaw, Michael Monroe Shcilds, Kenneth A. 121 Shelton, Janice 99 Shelton, Nicole 85 Sherard, Lolita C. 182, 207, 21 1, 220, 221, 246 Shire, Priscilla L. 121,217 Sliivers, Catherine 121 Shropshire, Waher D. 121 Silver, UndaM. 67,207 Simons, Dianne J. 121 Simmons, Sandra Y. Simpkins, Florence 250 Simpson, Tourgee D. 85, 257 Simpson, Vivian G. 121 Sims, Carolyn 85 Sims, SWrley 100 Singleton, Malcolm 67, 161 , 207, 215, 218, 219, 223 Sires, Cynthia F. 67 Smalls, Deborah A. 108, 121 Smith, Bishop Smith,Charlena J.67,216 Smith, Charles M. Smith, Deborah R. 100 Smith, Doris 209 Smith, Ernestine Smith, Frances 100 Smith, George 100 Smith, George P. 67 Smith, Gregory L. 121 Smith, John 209, 212 Smith, Grover 219, 257, 264 Smith, Linda A. Smith, Marian 67, 206 Smith, Marselene Smith,Mary 85,214, 223 Smith, Reginald B. Smith, Reginald M. Smith,Sancliia J. 121 Smith, Valaria Smith, Veronica L. 121, 177 Smith, Warren N. 121 Smith, Wilette E, 121 Smith, Wayne 73, 212 Smyre, Gwendolyn Snead, Delmer 85 Solomon, Annette M. 100 Solomon, Eddie D. Southerland, Andrew A. 121 Sowell, Carolyn G. 121 Speaks, Gloria 177,250 Spence.Gail 100.250 Spence, Bernice 297 Spencer, Geneva D. 100, 223, 250 Spencer, Rcmona L. 121 Squirewell, Kathalyne 67, 207, 210 Squirewell, Shirley A. 100 Stanley, Jacqueline B. 100, 246 Staton, Thomas 260 Steadman, Beverly 85,302 Steele, Jerry W. Steele, Winifred D. 121 Stephens, Catherine Stephens, David L. Stephenson, Charles 216 Sturgis, John 212 Stevenson, Vivian V. 121, 186 Stewart, Angelay 100, 216 Stewart, Brenda K. 100, 250 Stewart, Delores E. 121 Stewart, Donald J. Steward, Gladys E. 100 Stewart. Robert C. 121 STEWART, SARA J. 27 Stinson, Jamesie 121 Stitt,Van214, 255 Stoddard, Polly A. 100 Stokes. Sliirley E. Stover, Shirley M. 121 Stowe, Charles 85, 214, 216 Strickland, Laura 100 Strong, Clarence E. 101 Strong. Elsie M. 121 Strong, Mary 73 Strong, Stanley K. Sturgis, John 85, 216 (jr.) Stutts, Jimmie L. 101 Styles, Reid 85, 255 Sullivan, DwightG. 121 Summer, Loretta 101 SUN, HUAl C. 35 Sykes, Joshua W. Talford, Joel D. 121 Talley, Bertha 68. 207. 210, 219, 221 , 246 Tate, Brenda J. Tate, Ivory W. 68, 209, 212, 215, 216 Tatum, Fred L. 68,211,257 Taylor, Arthur R. 139 Taylor, Dorothy A. 101 Taylor, James L. 219,255 TAYLOR, LILLIE R. 287 Taylor, Vannie 73, 208, 225 Thacker, William L. 101 , 206, 258 Thomas, All ' reda 85, 215, 216 Thomas, Ann M. 68, 215, 216 THOMAS, CHELKUZIL 138 Thomas, David M. 101,206 Thomas, Georgia E. 121 Thomas, Marilyn Y. 206 Thomas, Maxine 101 Thomas, Priscilla 303 Thomas, Rose M. Thomas, Tommy 1 2 1 THOMPKINS, EDWIN 134 Thompson, Elizabeth 85, 180, 214, 215,246 THOMPSON, JOSEPH E. 39 Thompson, Michael W. Thompson, PhyUis 108, 121, 174 Thompson, Willie G. Thorpe, Harriet 68, 210, 221, 250, 313 Tiller, Gloria 86, 209, 246 313 Tillerson, Mildred 68 Toatley, Evelyn L. Toalley, Robert G. Tolbert, Judy E. Totten, Delcene A. 121 Townes, R. Alfrida 101 , 207, 250 Townes. Ruth V. 68 Towns, WUlie F. Troxler, John P. Truck, Selma T. Tucker, Brenda J. Turner, Carolyn L. 101 Turner, Clarence 73 Turner, Darryl E. 101.211 Turner, Debroali J. Turner, Michael 86, 259, 261 , 302 Turner, Oscar 86, 275 Turner, Vincent K. TWITTY, SHIRLEY P. 289 Tyler, Gwendolyn L. Tyson, Gloria R. 1 21 U Underwood, Elise Valentine, Marcia C. Vance, Saundra E. 121 Van Rensalier, Gail 101 Vaughn, Janice C. 86, 169, 208, 210, 223. 246 Vaughn. Roberta 122 Vaughn, Robbie 178,211 Vereen, Joyce 68 Vereen, Randolph 69 Vickers, Timothy D. 101 Villines, Spencer T. 122 Vines, Mary 86 W Waddell, Mary Waddell, Phyllis 86, 240, 250 Waddy,JoanG. 136,292 Wade, Zenobia 121 Waldo, Frank R. 101 Walker, Charlotte E. 101. 179,246 Walker, David G. 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