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

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1970 volume:

, c ' jn jl Johnson C. Smith University 1969-1970 Joyce C. Hicks Editor-in-Chief Curtis Brancli Associate Editor Carol Pride Managing Editor Gloria Tiller Business Manager Mrs. Maxine F. Scott Advisor Our annual, The Golden Bull, is a pictorial consummation of grand memories of the school year 1969-70. To some, it represents the totalness of a year spent at Johnson C. Smith University. To others it represents certain memorable situations never to be forgotten. Still to others, it represents periods of strife and achievements. Above all, it is the final product representing all Smithites, indicating a year well spent at Dear Ole Smith. Freshmen Learn The Tribulations of Registration i Wd aiw s Still having problems Stragglers . . . ? JAZZ CULTURAL EVENTS Marlena Shaw and Faculty with students and Pubhc Relations Reporter SOCIOLOGY . . . Lewis CosLT, a visiling professor, relaxes between discussions MATHEMATICS . . . K: MM ■ Howard Eves, Visiting Professor ' MMM About an unusual Mathematical Collection CULTURAL EVENTS MUSIC . . . fcSr M Charlotte Symphony Performs Members of the Symphony and President Nevvsom at the reception ,OTAOf ABUcv :%fi   ■ Queen Mother , Tommye Martin, speaks to Shannon Henry as plume bearer, Vernon Ross, stands at attention. Miss N.C.C. University, Jean Wright, chats with Smithites at the reception. and mother of the newly elected students at the reception. Coronation Ends. MISS JOHNSON C. SMITH UNIVERSITY Makclia Sluinnon Magucritc llciiry 1469 1970 Sliannon, a junior elementary education major, is from Pon- tiac. Michigan. Besides being the official hostess of the Univer- sity, she holds membership in the Student Christian Associa- tion, Community Relations Committee and Ron Davis Dancers. Shannon also writes articles for the University Stu- dent and has been selected to appear in the 1970 publication of Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Shannon ' s warmth, interest and genuine concern for people is seen in her involvement with the community as a recreational counselor at the First Presbyterian Church and with the SCA Big Brother and Big Sister Project. Her hobbies Include inter- pretive dancing. Roller Skating and watching T.V. An outspoken and frank Black young woman, she is sincerely concerned with other Blacks as can be seen in her activities in the Charlotte community and on campus. Her enjoyment with children has led her to pursue a career in elementary education where she will be in constant contact with them. BULL BEAUTY GLORIA TILLER MISS ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA ANTIONETTE GAOLING MISS IVY LEAF CLUB BULL BEAUTY DELORIS WALKER MISS SPHINX CLUB IVY METZ MISS ALPHA PHI ALPHA BULL BEAUTY GLORIA ORR MISS DELTA SIGMA THETA ili YVETTE BROWN MISS PYRAMID CLUB BULL BEAUTY LILLIE RANDALL MISS ZETA PHI BETA I JANET BULLOCK MISS ARCHONIAN CLUB ) BULL BEAUTY VELMA BUTLER MISS SCROLLERS CLUB LAVONNE JOHNSON MISS KAPPA ALPHA PSI BULL BEAUTY CARLENIA GRAHAM MISS GROOVE PHI GROOVE MARILYN FORD MISS SIGMA GAMMA RHO BULL BEAUTY CALVERNETTA BEASLEY MISS CRESCENT CLUB JOYCE MILLER MISS PHI BETA SIGMA BULL BEAUTY SHERIAN DAVIS MISS LAMPADOS CLUB LINDA SMITH MISS OMEGA PSI PHI BULL BEAUTY JEAN HARRIS MISS LISTON HALL CYNTHIA WEBB MISS DUKE HALL BULL BEAUTY £. LILLIAN EVERSON MISS COTTAGE JUANITA REID MISS SMITH HALL BULL BEAUTY BRENDA SADLER MISS MYERS HALL TANYA ERWIN MISS CARTER HALL BULL BEAUTY COMATHA BOYETTE MISS IRA ALDRIDGE DRAMATICS GUILD TOMMYE BENSON MISS OFF-CAMPUS BULL BEAUTY v !MK mmmm r7 . r X FLORENCE SIMPKINS MISS SENIOR CLASS LINDA MINTER MISS STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION m -r-x i BULL BEAUTY ti ly VERA BOULWARE MISS BIOLOGY CLUB KAREN MATTHEWS MISS-VETERANS-CLUB BULL BEAUTY VIVIAN STEVENSON MISS NU GAMMA ALPHA MAXINE BOWEN BULL QUEEN FOUNDER ' S DAY Malvin Goode, ABC NEWS Reporter and Guest Speaker i HOMECOM The Band The Eagles of N.C.C. NG 1969 Cheers The Bulls On . . . The Bulls Getting It Together Homecoming Dance Dance To The Music of . . . The Unifies ' T .-: « . ' e Freshman Class number one in Homecoming Parade AIa: SOUL ADAPTIONS REVUE 1 ] C: Barabara West Campus Entertainers Sweet Men Inc. Sandy Davis ECONOMICS SEMINAR Dr. James Diisenberry, Professor Economics Harvard University A look at some aspects of our current economic systems. ' I 1«tV t WOMEN ' S WEEK . . . DEAN DAVIS DAY New Dean of Women, Mrs. Lou P. Be A DAY IN HONOR OF THE FORMER DEAN OF WOMEN If RED Students In Action . . . i«?K?!!V ' •Va. Strutting To The . . . Mess Hall •i m l mnii --1 5 n 1 s?- : ' S ' . v ' iS ' ' y5sfe«-. o Willette Smith electrifies and en- gulfs audience with If I Should Die Tonight Ronald Nelson, Audrey Wallace and Emma Motley doing Larrv Martin aiictit)ns off slave, Jolnmie McCall to Vincent Matthews Posing or Juba, Juba ' Francina Register and Ronald Nelson are engrossed in Tiie Creation ' • Acting? Ben Rawlins tells it to his Little Brown Baby ' Shooting the crap OR Hitting tlie books Strutting my stuff! NOW! To get this sliot. Oh Boy! We Got Mail Today! Sports ILLUSTRATED. - On our way to the Laundrette f I t  Fashionettes Mrs. Deavers chats with two Mail-Hounds! crj ra C3 — ' Groovin Oh dear, what shall 1 wear, today! Same old routine, everyday with you? ORGANIZATIONS ALPHA PSI OMEGA Sandra Powell, John Hurst, Camatha Boyette. TREEWELL President VaCountess Johnson, William Jeter and Arthur Grant ALPHA KAPPA MU Lloyd Green, Gloria Speaks, Melvir Pinn, Bessie Meeks. SIGMA RHO SIGMA HONOR SOCIETY Charles Gleen, Phyllis Waddell WHO S WHO AMONG STUDE Hudson Barksdale Political Science Sports Ed. University Student Juanita Dolson , John Floyd Lloyd Green Elem. Education Biology-General Science History-Political Science Pres. SNEA and Off Campus Pres. Alpha Phi Alpha ' 68-10; Pres. Freshman Class; Pres. Alpha Women and V. Pres. Pan-Hellenic Vice Pres. Biology Club Kappa Mu Honor Society; Trea- Council surer. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity; Co-Chairman. Freshman Recep- tion Committee Joyce C. Hicks Larry Martin Tonimye V. Martin Vincent E. Matthews French History English History ditor. Golden Bull Mi ss JCSU 1968-70; Treasurer. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Olympic Gold Metal Winner 1969 % Bessie L. Meeks Paula M. Mclntyre LtMinie J. Oliver Melvin T. Finn Basileus, Alpha Kappa Alpha Political Science Economics Chemistry Sorority;V.Prcs. Student Govern- V. Pres. Senior Class; Sec Inter- Pres.. Omega Psi Phi; V. Pres. Ron Pres. Pan-HeUenic CouncU; Pres. mcnt; Chairman, University national Relations Club Davis Dancers Senior Class; Alpha Kappa Mu Ushers; Alpha Kappa Mu Honor H°n°f Society .Society 64 TS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES Vciih.n R,.s s Gloria Tiller Mary Sniiili Gruver Smith PhiloMiphy Economics Sociology Economics Student Chnstia n Associa- V. Pres, Pre-Alumni Council; Chairman, B.S.O.L.: Unwersily Pres., Student Government; Capt Sect., T. C. Forum; Bus. Mgr., Student Reporter [■ootball Team Golden BuU Elizabeth Thompson Juanita Yates Clarence Braxton Shannon M. Henry Philosopliy Political Science Biology Elementary Education Pres., Philosophy Club Treasurer, Editor, University Student: Eresh- President, University Chou-; Pres. Miss Johnson C. Smith University International Relations Club man Reception Committee national Relations Club Inter- Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity; Pianist and Director, R. W. Johnson Spu-itual Choir 1969-70 Geneva Spencer English Sec, Student Government Re. Sec, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority; Campus Coordinator, Nat. Stu- dent Ass. Shirley Squirewell Accounting Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Not Pictured Theodore Allen Biology u N. V, u R. D, ' K Registration Juanita Yates Editor ( ' Hudson Lee Sports We pose wlule Julia tiiinks. Day Clash ' a-.-WB CIRCULATION STAFF % r 3arksdale iditor Interesting news, huh! GOLDEN BULL Daisy Davis and Florence Bennett. ■ Jm L-R. Maxnie Bowcn. Miss Bull Queen, Mary Ann Perry, Daisy Davis, Nellie Dunn and Joyce Hicks BUSINESS MANAGER ENTERTAINS SOME MEMBERS OF STAFF WITH A STORY OF HER CAKE GENERAL SERVICE STAFF L-R. Dorothy Brooks, Francesina Register, Linda Broxton, Gwen Edwards William Joyner, Consulting Photographer Business Manager, Gloria Tiller and Nellie Dunn STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION L-R. Ethel Price, Linda Neal. Vernon Ross, ' President , Patricia Cooper and Matthew Holland Officers May Day Queen, Linda Minter and Tim Ross discuss plans for upcoming May Day Festiv- ities. Vernon Ross and members discuss plans for Spiritual Emphasis Week and for volunteer participation at the Day-Care-Center. Other activities have included sponsorship of the Pre-Dawn Dance and a drive during Christmas to get clothing and food for a needy family. The Student Government m Action! u D, ' K Student Court Linda Garrett, Secretary, Jacqueline Wil- liams and Donald Hall, President Left to right Mary Smith, (.rovci C . Smith, Kathy Oglesby, Carol Pride, Linda Broxton, Shannon Henry o V, R N M, ' H RON DAVIS DANCERS Officers Board of Directors at Smith Jerry Cousins, President; Gloria Orr, Financial Secre- Gregg Wilson, Karen Matthews, Ricco Curtis tary; Lonnie Oliver, Vice-Pres. PSYCHOLOGY Front: Dr. Roland Law, Advisor. Jerry School: Delores Bently, Gloria Speaks, Theodoshia Cak well, Cheryl Olgesby, Ivy Metz, and Felton Walkei Back: Gail Spence, Charlotte Walker, Hazel Lille J. Carolyn Vaughn, and Donald Hall. COMPUTER CLUB Mr. Moore, Advisor. Sandra K. Powell, Joyce Hicks, Sylvia Caldwell. 4 Veil BIOLOGY CLUB Vennie Deas, Clarence Braxton, Joe Bowers, John Floyd, Theodore Allen, Warner Pinchback, Emilio Larrier, Mrs. Washington, Advisor, Wilbur Sanders, Lillian Gadsden. nfiiiiiUii. ' i Vi ' - INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Kneeling: Larry Martin. Charles Robinson, Robert Corbett, Delano Raekard. Standing: Henry Belton, Lillian Davis. Larry Heath. Sandra F. Powell, Jimmy Ewers, James Martin, Lawrence Kittrell. R. W. JOHNSON SPIRITUAL CHOIR IRA ALDRIDGE DRAMA IIC GUILD Franccsina Register, Patricia Scarborough, John Hurst, Lillian Davis. Seated: Velma Butler, Sandra F. Powell. Comatha Boyette, Donise Broughton. Seated: Gail Spence, Maxine Bowen, J. Carolyn Vaughn, and Bessie Meeks. Standing: Terry Ricks, John Floyd, Arthur Grant, Lloyd Green, James Ewers, and Brodie Mathis. FRESHMAN RECEPTION COMM. Front: Mary Smith, Vernon Ross, Rosa Minis, Emily Greene, Dr. Ralph Bohn, Advisor. Back: Elizabeth Thompson President, Linda Broxton, Lillie Randall. Bernice Jenkms, Sandra Powell, Joyce Hicks. James Ewers, Larry Brown, Leslie Boone, Helen Reynolds. FRENCH CLUB MUSIC EDUCATOR NATIONAL CONFERENCE Front: Aloha Hall, Brenda Buie, Frank Williams, Jennifer Simmons, Deidra Rhodes, Carole Haynes, Sandra Powell, Simon Broom. Back: Carolyn Scipio, Gwen Powell, Barbara Alexander, Cassandra Roseborougli, Thomas Moore, Harold Dawkins. PHILOSOPHY CLUB MUSIC EDUCATOR NATIONAL CONFERENCE SPANISH CLUB L-R. Sandra F. Powell, Velnia Butler. Berniee Jenkins, Helen Reynolds, Reid Styles. Henry Belton, Lesley Boone, Paul Kenny, Albert Jordan, Arthur Canada, James Ewers UNIVERSITY CHURCH USHERS Jacqueline Philson, Bessie Meeks, Chairman. Maxine Bowen, Janice Vaughn, Alice Isaac, Carol Brooks, Mary Ann Perry Left to Right Ju.inila Uolson and Jnlin liursl. Presidents OFF CAMPUS STUDENT ORGANIZATION VETERANS CLUB UNITED NEGRO COLLEGE FUND L-R. Top to Bottom-Harold Richardson, James Simmons, L-R. Joseph Faust, Terry Ricks, Carol Pride, Kathy Gordon, Charles Glenn, President; Donald Hall, A. C. Robinson, Robert Francesina Regester Lavender, Norman Mitchell, Daniel Imes, Charles Jackson. Not Pictured: Treasurer, Stan Foster CHEERLEADERS L-R. Deborah Haddley, Frankie Bivens. Barbara West, Carlena Graham, Sandy McCullough, Shelley Jackson, Shirley Stover, Cheryl Homer MENS [NTER-RESIDENT COUNCIL Seated L-R: William Meadows, Joel Majors, Warner Pinchback, Thurman Page, . Standing: L-R: James Blue, , State Alexander, Lorenzo Johnson, H. C. Robinson, Parks Adams, , . BERRY HALL COUNCIL L-R: Joel Maiors, Carl layior, lodd Smith, William Meadows MYERS HALL C. O U N C I L-R: A. C. Robinson, Lorenzo Johnson, Warner Pinchback, Thurman Page, State .Mcxandei, Parks Adams N D, R. H C O U N C, Sitting L-R: Maxine Bowen, Gloria Speaks, Standing L-R: Linda Porter, Alice Isaac. Sitting L-R; Jackie Brown, Hilda Hayes, Janet Bullock, Standing L-R: Omega Rushing Ella Dowling, Sandra Whittle, Gwendolyn Edwards (not Pictured). D U H K, O U N C, H. N r L C. Sitting L-R: Gwendolyn Miller, Cheryl Banks, Kathleen Kelly. Standing L-R: Daisy Davis, Lula Jones, Teresa Howell. ,- ! SOCIAL FILM CI LTURAL AFFAIRS PROGRAM BOARD UNION COMMITTEES p. E. MAJORS CLUB Jerome Diggs, Emilo Lurnci. IJoiijid Littlejohn, Wylie Williams, James Ewers, Edward West, Daryl Turner, Albert Jordan, Barba West, Shirley Stover; Mrs. O. Dixon, Advisor; Larry Jones L-R-Daryl Turner, Emilo Larrier, Larry Brown, Joe Byrant. David Hughes, Lee Coble, John Forrester TRACK CLUB VARSITY S o L-R Willie Martin, Daryl Turner, Emilo Larrier, Larry Brown, Joe Byrant, Larry Jones, Lonnie Oliver, Hubert Boyd, Timothy Beamer, Donald Littlejohn, Parks Adams, Jimmy Ewers, Albert Jordan, David Hughes, Edward West. MARCHING GOLDEN BULLS UNIVERSITY CHOIR W f - FRATERNITIES, SORORITIES AND SOCIAL FELLOWSHIPS GROOVE PHI GROOVES ON TOP Top Row L-R Jacques Johnson, Jerome Williams, Willie Martin, President; Wayne Funderburke, Joe Johnson, Charles Stowe, Vice President; Bottom, Robert Johnson, Treasurer; Ron Wheeler, Secretary; Paul Kinney Groove Phi Groove started at Johnson C. Smith University on October of 1 967, has been on a definite move to the top. The objectives of this organization are the ( 1 ) promotion of physical fitness and talent and (2) the true possession of brotherhood, not only within this organization but among fellowmen of the world. In the area of physical fitness the Grooves have initiated groups of men carrying them through a definite program of fitness checked by advisors and many others. The Grooves have cooperated in many off-campus activities in the local high schools and YMCA ' s. Many are members ol tlie new YMCA in Charlotte. Their talents are wide. Ihey are jacks-of-all trades with outstanding members on the football team, as Charles Stowe, drafted into the field of professional football by the Buffalo Bills; Willie Martin, Robert Johnson; Edgar Farmer, CIAA, drafted by the Oak- land Raiders; Kenneth Latimore; Joseph Johnson, drafted by the Cinnacinti Bingals. Outstanding members of the basketball team in- clude Arthur Crack Davis and William Coles; track team, Ron GOG Wheeler, NIAA AND CIAA Penn- Relay Champion; Reginald Washington, CIAA, Joseph Johnson, CIAA. The Grooves have also contributed much excite- ment here on campus througli their dynamic block shows, their unique coronation held with the mem- bers of Alplia Phi Omega. This event was the first of its kind-ever-at Smith and stressed their point of total brotherhood among mankind. The Grooves have sponsored the Ron Davis Dancers in their campus show and have had a few drives for the needy in Charlotte. If YOU don ' t believe Groove is on the MOVE, check their past line of twenty-two (22) fine, the largest ever at Smith of frats. R.W. Robert Craven DELTA CHAPTER O ipf William Dusenbcrry Co-Dean Pledgees Mickey Gist Treasurer Charles Howard Ralph Knolls Presidenl David Poignard Reginald Pride Dean Pledgees n George Williams We. tlic brothers of Nu Gamma Alpha Inc. affirm our bcliL-r in the worth and dignity of man. We recognize the supreme importance of the pursuit of truth, the encouragement of scholarship and the pro- motion of true brotherhood. We affirm and accept our responsibility as brothers to the highest ethical standards. We measure success by the progress of each toward the achievement of his maximum potential. We therefore work to stimulate the acquisition of knowledge, understanding and thoughtful formula- tion of worthy goals. Our activities for this consisted of fund raising for such organizations as the Physical Education Club, the Student Cliristian Association and the United Negro College Fund. We also participated in intramu- ral games, and last but not least a lot of partying. In our brotherhood are many distinguished men as: Ralph Knotts, Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Univ. 1968-69: George Williams, all ClAA 1968-69 swimming champion and William Dusen- berry, a football All American who has been drafted by the Houston Oilers in the Second Round. -R.K. NU GAMMA ALPHA INC GENTS LTD. ALPHA PHI OMEGA Eugene Kelly Anthony Jackson Co-Dean of Pledgees Dean of Pledgees Grover Ratliff Treasurer Walter Roberson Seeretary Ronald Nelson Vice-President Alpha Phi Omega is a national service fraternity founded in 1925 and incorporated in the ideas of up-grading the standards of manhood. Its main objec- tives are to render service to the nation, campus and community. We strive hard to uphold our principles of Leadership, Friendship and Service and to make these principles a part of our every day lives. Out- standing service project to the nation was the carrying of the A. P.O. pen to the moon by Brother James Lovell. The community was enlightened by our aid to the orphans and poverty strickened children, and our helpful assistance on the campus earned us the title of Boy Scouts of the Campus. The most unique thing about Alpha Phi Omega is the fact that it renders service, an aspect that most social frats are now trying to achieve. The greatest event this year was the extention of our brotherhood as exemplified by our joint corona- tion with the Grooves entitled Together. Naturally we have unity among ourselves so we strive to show it to all. Thus we must say that the Alpha Phi Omega National Service Fraternity is O-U-T O-F S-I-G-H-T. k ii 4 A Ralph Williamson President Thomas Puryear Granville Townes Ralph Peace Michael Covington Linwood Dixon Clarence Bolton George Hagins Patrick Littlejohn Pledgee Charles Foster Pledgee rhd ' k Henry F ' oster Pledgee PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL L-R Henry Belton, Alpha Phi Alpha; Steve Miller, Phi Beta Sigma; Melvin Finn, Omega Psi Phi; Bertha Burton, Delta Sigma Theta; Janet Bullock, Zeta Phi Beta; Comatha Boyetta, Sigma Gamma Rho; Simon Broome, Phi Beta Sigma; Juanita Dolson, Alpha Kappa Alpha; Veronica Manigo, Delta Sigma Theta; Dorothy Brooks, Alpha Kappa Alpha; Allen Fraiser, Omega Psi Phi; Philip Jeter, Alpha Phi Alpha; Travis Sanders, Kappa Alpha Psi; Not pictured Jerome Walker, Kappa Alpha Psi; Annette Solomon, Sigma Gamma Rho; Lille Randall, Zeta Phi Beta. OFFICERS PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT RECORDING SECRETARY Melvin Pinn Jerome Walker Comatha Boyette CORRESPONDING SECRETARY Veronica Manigo TREASURER Dorothy Brooks REPORTER Travis Sanders ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY, INC. 1R n Charlotte Waike Sandra Lathan Georgia Thomas Hatritia Hicks Dean of Medgees Co-Dean Pledgees Parliamentarian Tlieir vow To climb the Highest Mountain to achieve their goals and To Swim the Deepest Ocean to perpetuate their acliievements characterizes the young ladies of the Gamma Delta Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Always stressing iiigh scholastic standards, finer womanhood, and to be of service to all mankind. Gamma Delta with its sixty strong, loyal, and ener- getic sorors sponsors many worth-while service proj- ects annually. Among the projects for this year were: a can-can dance which provided Thanksgiving repast for many needy families; contributions to the United Negro College Fund, Job Corps, and March of Dimes; sponsoring of an Easter Egg hunt for neighborhood children; in conjunction with the Garden Club, plant- ing of a memorial garden for Martin Luther King, Jr.; serving as tutors for High Schools students; rendering service to elderly patients in the hospital; and work- ing at the Charlotte Metrolina Fair in an effort to raise funds for an elementary school. Moreover, full of vigor, vim, vitality, charm and personality, many of the Gamma Delta Girls can be cited for their outstanding achievements and contri- butions. Included in the list of campus leaders are: Joyce Hicks, Editor of the Bull; Alice Isaac, President of Sanders Hall Council; Elizabeth Thompson, Presi- dent of the Philosopliy Club; Juanita Dolson, Presi- dent of the Off-Campus Women. Summer internship recipients were Elizabeth Thompson, Bessie Meeks, and Gloria Tiller at Yale and Washington University, respectively. Other fellowships and awards are: Shirley Squirewell, recipient of the Jefferson Standard Broadcasting Company Fellowsliip and VaCountess Johnson who received a District Certificate from John Larkin Pearson Contest. Bessie Meeks holds membership in the Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society. Carol Brooks Dorothy Brook Those honored as queens this year were: Linda Minter, Miss May Queen; Gloria Tiller, Miss Alpha Kappa Alpha; Ivy Metz, Miss Alpha Phi Alpha; Delores Walker, Miss Sphinz Club; Tommie Benson, Miss Off-Campus; Charlotte Walker, attendant to Miss Johnson C. Smith University; Juanita Reid, Miss Smith Hall; Betty Wideman, attendant to Miss Junior Class; and Miss Jacqueline Williams, attendant to Miss Sophomore Class. Sorors listed in Who ' s Wlw Among Students in American Colleges and Universities are: Juanita Dol- son, Joyce Hicks, Bessie Meeks, Elizabeth Thompson, Gloria Tiller, and Shirley Squirewell. Without a doubt, through their contributions and achievements, actions and deeds, the young ladies of Gamma Delta Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority daily exhibit that To Be an AKA is indeed a valuable and rewarding experience. Serving in the capacity of Graduate Advisors are Mrs. Hedy Brodie and Mrs. Willie A. Smith, and Mrs. Inez M. Parker as faculty advisor. With pride in the past, faith in the present, hope for the future, the sorors of Gamma Delta contin- uously strive on By Merit and by Culture into a new era of service-always being guided by the Glow of Twenty Pears . UM HUH! TO BE, TO BE AN AKA!! Hearl Deas Juanita Dolson Gerald Ellis C3 for Barbara Gentry .i nn Gill Klla Green Joan Hitks Joyce Hicks Alice Is.i GAMMA DELTA i j CHAPTER ffl| VaCountess Johnson Carolyn Jordan Dons Kennedy Brenda Nash Cynthia Ow e; :d n«a Mary Ann Perry Jacqueline Philson Sandra Powell GAMMA DELTA f -it f ' . ' . ( Julia Rose Barbara Senior Carolyn Sherard Elizabeth Thompson c;iona Tille: Vivian StL-vcnson, Caila Armstrong IVY LEAF CLUB ZETA PHI BETA KAPPA CHAPTER Finer Womanhood is exemplified by the sorors of Zeta Phi Beta. They have shown this by contri- buting both manually and financially with their own donators to the United Negro College Fund, March of Dimes, and the Heart Fund Drive. For the beautifi- cation of our campus, Johnson C. Smith University, a plant was presented to Sanders Hall by them. Fur- thermore, Soror Lillie Randall is an active member of the Philosophy Club, Pan-Hellenic Council, the Place- ment Advisory Committee, designed to aid the place- ment directors and recruiters on campus. Soror Mont- gomery, being musically inclined, uses her talents in the University Choir. Soror Janet Bullock is President of Liston Hall Council and the Placement Advisory Committee. These sorors vow to continue being fine women on campus or wherever they are needed. Janet Bullock Basilous Delores Montgomery Dean of Pledge ' Lillie Randall Basileus DELTA SIGMA THETA ' - ' •v. X X Ethel Adams Duiolliy Bruvvn Linda Br ant Bertha Burton Vice-President . ' J Yvette Bruwn Linda Binxliin Historian Dorothy Caldwell 9 Pailiamenlanan Frances Dia ton President Francine Fouche Elaine (iarrelt Patricia Graham GAMMA LAMBDA CHAPTER MAGNAMIMOUS is the ideal quality of the sorors of the Gamma Lambda Chapter of Deha Sigma Theta Sorority. These sorors gave magnificent service both to the university and the local com- munity. Keeping in tune with iier purposes and goals Delta has sought diligently to improve social, moral, intel- lectual, spiritual and academical conditions through our rendering of public service. Some of our public service projects included the Toy Dance, Blood Dona- tion to the American National Red Cross for which we received a plaque for the most participation. Tu- torial Project and the Delta Carnival. Our social proj- ects included the Omega-Delta Coronation, Delta Service Day in the university cafeteria and a fund raising dance. In the Delta Spotlight of leadership, royalty, and scholarship many sorors were highlighted. The following sorors exhibited leadership ability in cam- pus activities: Phyllis Waddell- President, Sociology Club, and Secretary, Sigma Rho Sigma Honor Soci- ety; Gloria Speaks Chairman, T. C. Forum; Emily Green- Vice President, Off-Campus Women Associa- tion; Joan Pugh- President, SNEA; Bertha Burton Director, R. W. Johnson, Spiritual Choir; Marcia Jacobs-Associate Editor, The Golden Bull The following sorors were selected as campus queens: Dorothy Caldwell, attendant to Miss JSCU; Florence Simpkins, Miss Senior Class; Loretha Walker- Miss Junior Class; Gloria Orr, Miss Delta Sigma Theta; Sherian Davis, Miss Lampados Club; Yvette Brown, Miss Pyramid Club; Marcia Jacobs, Miss Sanders Hall; Jo-Ann Pugh, Miss SNEA. Linda Hairston Yvonne Holman Cheryl Homer Marcia Jacobs ' ° V W Slielah Johnson Lucy King Carolyn McAdams Custodian Beniice Mallory Veioiiica Muiiigo Pan-Hellenic Repr. Tomniye Marljii Treasurer In scholary endeavors all sorors deserve mention. Soror Emily Green was a nominee for the Woodrow Wilson Fellowship. Listed in Who ' s Who Among Stu- dents in American Colleges and Universities, were Sorors Tommye Martin and Geneva Spencer. In Alpha Kappa Mu, Soror Gloria Speaks represented the sorority. The sorors have truly experienced a very magnifi- cent year with the assistance of our advisors Sorors Jacqueline Hairston and Sandrea Bates. — E.G. — L.B Patricia Scaiboioiigli Co-Dean Pledgees Gloria Speaks Dean o Pk-dgei GAMMA LAMBDA CHAPTER ' jij Gk.ria Orr Sandra K. Powell Corresponding Sec Jo-Ann Pugli Barbara Satterwhite Geneva Spencer Linda Reese Recording Secretary Financial Secretary Florence Sinipkins Sargeanl-in-Arms Helen Reynolds Loielha Walker SIGMA GAMMA RHO Claudette Alston Anti-Basileus Comaiha Boyette Pan-Hellenic Repr. The members of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority have had a wonderful year. The group of seven started the year off by giving a dance for the United Negro College Fund. Following that Sigma Gamma Rho sponsored a Blue and Gold Rush Party. On February 8tli. the Beta Omicron Sigma Chap- ter of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority presented its annual Rhomania at the Ramada Inn in Charlotte, N.C. The theme was Fly Me Through Spring , a spring fashion show. It is the annual scholarship rising project in which the members take an active part. Sigma hopes to have and is looking forward to a successful coming year. Annette Solomc Basileus Ronald W. Hatcher Larry B. Heath James P. Jeter WilHam King Vice President Larry D. Martin Benjamin Rawlins Charles T. Robinson Hudson Barksdale Henry Belton Pan-Hellenic Repr. James Daughtridge James Ewers John E. Floyd President Arthur F. Grant Minister Social Affairs ALPHA PHI ALPHA ALPHA OMICRON CHAPTER Gregory Smith Van Stitt Alpha Omicron Chapter, of the Alpha Phi Alpha Fiaternity, Inc., in attempting to fulfill the fraternity motto of servants to all has begun various activities to implement this end. Among these are dances spon- sored for the Heart Fund Association, working with invalids, and shut-ins during Christmas and other spe- cial seasons. On campus, AO chapter has sought to bring about Greek unity through its attitude of impartiality to- ward 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 is Melvin Scott. Leadership achievement includes Larry Martin, Lloyd Green and Hudson Barksdale named to Who ' s Who; Lloyd Green, Alpha Mu Honor Society; Hudson Barksdale, Sports Editor for the University Student; Van Stitt, President of Jr. Class and James Jeter, Student Government Representative for Junior Class. AO chapter, as Alpha Phi Alpha in 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. Reid Styles James L. Taylor KAPPA ALPHA PSI Curtis Branch Keeper of Records ALPHA EPSILON CHAPTER This is tlie dawning of the Age of Kappa ' s. The youngmen who compose Alpha Epsilon Chap- ter are a jovial bunch of youngmen who possess unique personalities. They create a jovial atmosphere it all times. Everybody knows them on campus for their song Got To Be A K-A- but the essence of this group is more dynamic and far-reaching than catchy songs and dances. The whole of Alpha Epsilon Chapter-its organi- zational structure, its motivation, its publications and its projections- is in keeping with the Fraternity ' s purpose of Achievement. From the chapter ' s begin- ning in 1927. achievement has meant progressive ac- complishment in the personal group interest. Many brothers of the chapter have participated in campus activities, thus making honorable achievements. Outstanding members of the group include: Parks Adams. Jr., member of Men ' s Interresidence Council; Daniel Bauldrick, vice-president Men ' s Off-Campus Organization; Curtis Branch, associate editor Golden Bull, president of Music Educators National Confer- ence Chapter 341; Donald Littlejohn, member of the football team; Travis Saunders, member of University Council; Tourgee Simpson, director of Berry Hall and the Men ' s Interresidence Council; Gfover Smith, cap- tain of the football team, listed in Who ' s Who, Presi- dent of Student Government. James E. Johnson Co-Dean of Pledges Aside from personal achievement tlie chapter ' s program of events placed an emphasis on the academ- ic and cultural atmosphere of the campus and the Charlotte community. Special events sponsored by the chapter this year included a Guide Right Program in cooperation with the Learning Academy (Hunters- ville, N.C.), a campus clean-up campaign, establish- ment of Kappa Alpha Psi Achievement awards in Scholarship. Athletics and Leadership to be awarded to members of the student body on a selective basis, financial contribution to the March of Dimes, and the presentation of a series of lectures on Black Culture. A.E. will make history this summer when they co-host the 56th Grand Conclave of Kappa Alpha Psi when it meets in Charlotte, August 12-15. 1970. The grandeur of past years has proven and the future will continue to proclaim that the secrets of hfe . . .it ' s all in ' • ' tNLI . Travis Sanders Representative to Pan- Hellenic Council William Thacker Polemarch Omega Psi Phi The brotliers of Rlio Chapter are hard, conscientious workers, seeking to bring honor and recognition to their chapter as well as to fellow Smithites. Rho has sponsored many significant projects thus far tliis year. These includes a $50 presentation to tlie city government of Fayette, Missis- sippi, an Afro-American dance, two benefit dances, for the UNCF, the establishment of a scholarship fund, and the sponsoring of the Red Cross Bloodmobile on campus. Upcom- ing events include the annual talent hunt program, the annual Psychedelic Dance; Sweetheart Ball; Omega Cabaret; and a benefit concert. Rho Chapter combines quality with quanity. Among the outstanding members of the group are; Ted Allen, Lonnie OHver, Melvin Finn, and Vernon Ross, listed in Wlio ' s Who; Melvin Finn, President of the Senior Class, president of the Pan-Hellenic Council, and a member of Alpha Kappa Mu Robert Allen Second Vice Basileus Jefrey Banks E. K. Best Larry Brown Mack Canady Robert Corbett First Vice Basileus Larry llamlett Matthew Holland Gregory Jenkins Keeper of Records and Seal Thaddeus Jones Dean of Fledges Emilio Larrier Rho Chapter Honor Society; Ted AOen, All ClAA in Swimming; Lonnie Oliver and Jeff Banks, all CTAA in Tennis; Thaddeus Jones, all CIAA in Football; Arthur Scott Norman, president of the University Choir; Vernon Ross, president of the Student Christian Association; Edward West, outstanding offensive tackle and Sports Editor of the Yearbook; Thomas Williams, Business Manager of the University Student; Arthur Canady, Assistant Basketball Coach; Mike Turner, Brilliant Playmaker of the Golden Bulls Basketball Team; Gregory Jenkins, pres- ident of the Marching Golden Bulls. The brothers of Rho Chapter seek to uphold at all times one of the basic purposes: To mold and shape young college men who meet the general and specific standards of fra- ternity-ship into a finer product-a whole man. Thomas Williams Keeper of Finance Bernard McGraw Assistant Keeper of Finance Lonnie Oliver Basileus Warner Pinehback Assistant Keeper of Rc.-nrHs :ind Seak Artliur Norman Parlimentarian Richard Washington Willie Watson Douglas Wattcrson 10T Phi Beta Sigma Tlie brothers of Alpha Epsilon Chapter of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc., though small in number, have strived for progress and achievement beyond comparison. The University can witness how such a fraternity once quiet and almost unheard of, brouglit itself into great recognition and is still reaching for greater improvements. Our desire is not necessar- ily to have a large fraternity, but to have one that posesses the minds and characteristics of intelligent but well-rounded indi- viduals. Known primarily for scholarship, we believe that other factors go into making a good individual. Looking back into the past year, you can recall the fall line of 1964. There were only four but they knew the score. During this time, the guys really expressed themselves and proved that a lot of things go into the making of a Sigma Man. Althougli we had not fully gotten on our feet, we participated in the March of Dimes and sponsored a car wash both of which were successful; other activities are scheduled. We are proud to have two outstanding individuals who are mainly responsible for the reactivation of our fraternity; Clarence Braxton and Simon Broom. Braxton, who is also a member of the Choir is listed in Who ' s Who and Vice president of the Pan-Hellenic Council. Simon Broom is very active with the Marching Golden Bulls. Serving as Chairman of the Social Committee of Myers Hall is Calvin Dixon. As a final word, Phi Beta Sigma wishes to emphasize once again that quality should be a desire and a major factor and size should be a desire but a minor factor. We shall forever uphold the principles of our fraternity which are scholarship, brotherhood, and service. S.M. Alpha Epsilon Chapter Clarence Braxton President Steven C. Miller Treasurer PLEDGE CLUBS CRESCENTS LAMPADOS CLUB Walter Brandon, Gary Williams, John Brown, William Gunn Michael Lindsey John Woods, Richard Jenkins PYRAMID CLUB Charles Harvey, Mack McRae SPHINX CLUB Lav ci lie uuiigci , Sjiidij W Inllle, Anita Bellamy, Evelyn Massev, Ucbouh Gabriel, Phyllis Thompson, Pat Love, Phyllis Kennedy, Gloria Alston GREEK LIFE BULLS WIN ANOTHER SQUEAKER BULLS END SEASON IN A SOUR NOTE TO SOUTH CAROLINA STATE 21-14 FOURTH QUARTER COMEBACK SPOILS TUSKEEGEE HOME OPENING p 00 BULLS OUTLAST MORRIS BROWN THE CIAA CHAMPIONS BULLS DEFEAT AGGIES BEFORE A FULL CAPACITY CROWD IN GREENSBORO o - ° Op TB-- ■ i Wi. ' - ' -ff- ' i - ' tr i - i-J ChNTRAL IMbkCOLLbGIATL ATHLI lit ASSOLIATION CHAMPIONS II all started lour |4| years ago when Head Coaeh Eddie C. MeGirt reeruited thirty (30) some odd athletes. He knew that from this tine crop ol ' athletes he could build a football power house and win the conference championship. In order to do this first, he must keep his boys in school. This wasn ' t much of a challenge because several of them became Dean ' s List students. The first year Coach McGirt ' s inexperienced freshmen had a dismal season. 3-5-1. With the aid of a good spring practice and the return of Robert Wells. Edgar Earmer. Wiley Williams, and Coleman Tyrance. things began to brighten and McGirt look forward to a highly successful season. The second year with the addition of freshmen EIroy Duncan; defensive end. Larry Jones and the tremendous improvement of running backs Thad Jones and William Dusenbcrry; linemen, Edward West. Paul Reed. Charles Stowe and Grover Smith and wide receiver Benny Johnson, only a 6-6 tie to A T kept the Bulls from winning their first CIAA championship. A 6-2-1 record was good but not good enough. However. McGirt ' s idea of building a power house looked good as forty-eight (48) Icttermcn returned to try to bring the bacon home next year. Many moons later, football season returned once again and the Bulls began training for another victorious season. After a brillant come back victory over the golden Tigers of Tuskegee Institute and a disheartening lost to the Aggies of North Carolina A T State University, the bulls, for some odd reason or another, lost tlieir spirit. They just showed up and played lackadaisical football for the remain- der of the season. The 5-4 record lur the highly rated Bulls was a Nightmare . Coach McGirt evaluated the past season and said. ' V ou guys ate a bunch of la y pricks. You have lost all your pride and desire to play the game, you have the material to be the best team in the nation so you might as well come back prepared to work, and I mean tlial . Many, many moons later. August 24. 1969 to be exact. 39 angry veterans returned with championship fever. With experience in every position. Coach McGirt immediately went to work, first he brought back an alumnus. Bill Davis, to coach the horses -the olfensive hncmen. His youtlifulness, drive, and winning attitude were welcomed assets to the team. It was all over school, a desire to be someone, a desire to be a champ. The under rated defense made itself known last. I he I ronl I ive, John Wild Man lairley. Edgar farmer, Round Robin Smith, Larry Hookfool Jones. Robert Boo Johnson played every game as though It was llic last. Occasionally, a back would slip througli the line thinking that he was gone, but low and behold, a sturdy built middle linebacker named Willie Clarence Martin hit him as though he had stolen something. Each opposing offense feared tliat defense, because they knew that everytime they touched the ball, something terrible was going to happen to them. The offensive machine was headed by none other than quarterback Skinny Roy Duncan. One scout defined the Bull offense as The fastest Collegiate Team in the Nation . With turbo-jets such as 9.4 Benny Johnson. 9.5 Bernard Parker. 9.7 William Dusenberry. one can easily see how this-statement was made. Edward Big Mac West, Paul Pablo Reid, and Arthur Roche Hardy were all clocked better that 5.0 flat in the 40 yard dash, thus being able to pull a supply sufficiently down field blocking for the astro-backs . The offensive line was so good that their quarterbacks were dumped less than three times a game. The Virginia Union Panthers were the first to pay for the previous dismal season. The Line blocked, Duncan threw, Dawkins, Johnson and Parker caught, Dusenbury and Jones ran, the defense let fire to the Panthers, and McGirt coached. Week after week after week, the Herd trampled over foe after foe. Gate receipts began to over flow as Homecoming crowd just couldn ' t believe what they saw. A catastrophe. The Mighty Bulls couldn ' t even muster a single score as the Eagles flew home victoriously. As the world caved in on them, all thought the championship was still but a year away; all except the team. A pep talk by Dr. Newson Sunday night lifted the Teams spirit, now they knew that die Doc Newsonic was still at their side. Coach McGirt ' s team of veterans still had an outside chance. With the Dickerson rating still in effect, a victory over Eayetteville State and a deteat and a tie to North Carolina Central University would clinch the title to Jo hnson C. Smith University. As the season came to a close. Union beat North Carolina Central University and A T fought them to a 28-28 tie. The Ole Veterans, dejected and heart broken, pride got in their way as they barely got out of Eayetteville alive. With a keen interception return Willie .Martin, two scrambling touchdowns by Skinny Roy, some Eancy-Dan fumble recovery in the end zone by Big West, and a game .saving tackle by Sweet Herb Boyd, we were victorious 28-22. As we live on, let us remember this quotation; ■Till; TRUE MARK 01 A CHAMPION IS TO NOT WIN ALL J HE TIMI BL f. Al Tl R A DEI lAT, GET UP AND WIN AGAIN. Edward Big Mae West Offensive Tackle Center It ' s almost impossible to believe that as a freshman. Eddie was a frail six feet. 190 pound guard. He quickly developed into the finest center ever to play the game as a 6 ' 2 . 220 pound center. However, a torn carti- iege at mid season sidelined him for the remainder of the season. A car wreck that following summer further Dampened his career. But sheer de- termmation and a lot of weight lifting enabled him to return as a 6 ' 3 -260 pound junior center. His senior year. Head Coach Eddie McGirt, who knicknamed him The Wrecker, switched West to Tackle where he was drafted by the Pros. . ...fTM Tight l;nd Paul Pablo Rcld Offensive Tackle Good blocking was his game, sure-hands was his name. Known by hi teammates as Good Hair , Richard could always be counted on foi first down yardage. He lead the team in receptions his final season and was drafted by the Houston Oilers in the 1 1th Round. Better known as Mr. Durable , Paul is the only player in modern day history of the Golden Bulls to start and play every game of his collegiate career. Neither injuries nor inconsistent play resulted in his being benched. Paul was an ALL-CIAA selection and co-captain and was drafted in the 4th round of the Atlanta I- alcons. Coleman Big T Tvranc The mark of a champion is being able to step into a new position and play it like a veteran. Being a defensive specialist, his first three years at Smith, Big T was switched to of- fcn.sive guard by Coach MeGirt to strengthen his powerful line. Grover Smitty Smith (73) Middle Guard Indescribably viscious Captain Smitty has made life miserable for the opposition during his four years as a middle guard. He has the quickness of a cat and gracefulness of a ballet dancer. His famous saying was. These young boys are fools. You don ' t play football with muscles no more, you use your head . This saying, along with his consistent play and leadership, lead his teammates and coaches to call him The OLE VETERAN. C ii ics Mule Stowe (86) Tight End and Lmebacker Defensive Tackle Tight End, Linebacker, Defensive Tackle and Offensive Tackle, Chuck played them all. Coach McGiit knew that he could depend on Stow. His versatility lead him to being drafted to the Pros as a Eree Agent. Robert Bobby Bo Deiensiv . John tnd i. i Wrecking crew as a freshman, second team as a soph, Bob made himself known as a guard as a junior and a defensive end as a senior. His notorious play at end made opposing quarterbacks direct their attacks in some other direction. rra r- Edgar Big Red Farmer (75) Defensive Tackier Probably the meanest looking athlete in the country, the bone crushing bruiser from Fayctteville. N. C. terrorized visiting teams so much that they wished thi v could have stayed home and played with the kittens. AU-CIAA and NAIA for 2 years, along with being drafted as a Free Agent. Farmer is a .sure bet to be AU-Pro within the ne. t 5 years. Thaddeus Big Albert Jones (35) Fullback It ' s Jones with the ball, he ' s hit on the 10 yard line. Wait-a-mniute folks, he dragging the whole team. See him run, see him run to the end zone tor the touch down. That a typical description of the action the fans have seen for the last three years. Fat Albert had the highest rushing average in the conference, very seldom was one man awarded the privilege of bringing Thad down by himself. His hard running and instinctive abiUty to follow his blocking labeled him as one of the top backs in the country. .. Wylic Choo Choo Williams (32) Hallljack Called The Cuban because of his resemblance to Castro, his home boy. Choo-Choo Williams was a very able-bodied substitute. He could be and was called upon at almost any time to leplace ajiy one of the first team running backs. John Crow Sturgis (30| Fullback When told to run a lap around the track. Crow would say, Charlie Cox, you must be crazy, I ' m not a Spring Chicken any more . But when the whistle blew, the Ole Black Crow flapped his wings and flew around the track. His running style was very similar to Jones. Against Shaw, he came off the bench and ran 183 yards in 18 carries for 3 touchdowns. William Wild Bill Dusenberry (27) Halfback All the rushing and scoring records of J. C. Smith now belong to Mr. Football Man . First Down Dusenberry , Touch Down Dusenberry , Pass caught by Dusenberry these remarks were heard at almost every football game. He has received every honor capable of being given to a football player. His outstanding clutch play are the main reason for his being one of the top draft choices of the professional football league. Don ' t be surprised if you hear, Rookie of the year is presented to . Bcnny Morida Mash Johnson (33) Flanker The frog still ndes with him from his freshman year because he was told by one of the upperclassmen that one day you will turn into a handsome prince; and we ' re still waiting. The fastest man on the team. Benny, could always be counted on to convert a long yardage situation into a first down. His rabbit like feet made him a sconng strike anywhere on the field. He was picked in the sixth round by Houston. John Rockhill Rocket Parker (26) Split-End Give me a ball and I ' ll kick it off the face of the earth. This coming from Parker doesn ' t sound impossible if you ' ve seen him in action. Tliere are few. if any. athletes in the nation who can outrun Parker for forty yards. His exceptional hands and tricky moves make him almost impossible to defend against. Naid Lee was drafted by the Pros as a free agent. Nathaniel Nat Brown (87) Split-End Flanker Arc you looking for a receiver? Be ye tight end, flanker, or split-end. with fancy Dan moves and magnetic hands, then tippy-toe Brown is your man. Coach McGirt was bles.sed with some one with the talents ot Brown to use as a reserve. He was the most undenatcd receiver in the conference. Andrew Wee-Wee Perry (40) Comer-Back Lineman Experience and a killer instinct enabled Wee-Wee to cover receivers much faster than he. The surest tackier on the team, his opponents usually hobbled off the field because of the way he stung them. His ability to bat down passes resulted in his being dratted as a free agent. . . IT ALL STARTED IN PRACTICE m ' ' Mi The Ole Devil ' s taking a rest now t ' ox. I ' m sici and tired of running around Coach. The tunnv face award uoes to Mail 1 don ' t feel like running today. 1 Ole Devil almost ran us to death today. ' -, r4 s ■ Hey Reid. wliy don ' t you shut up, while Dean tells us tlie play! Hey Boo, Smile!! They ' re getting ready to take pietures. «.« -  ■ r V ' - -- After four weeks ol hard practice, the season finally started. ♦ «- t   --.r-. ' jpi i i i w ' i iipr - Ace quarterback Elroy Duncan sets up belund splen- All-American Bill Dunsenberry utilizes hard blocking of All did blocking. CIAA Paul Reid. Duncan chats with the head mentor, Eddie C. McGirt 113 ' Good Hair Dawkins catclies another. A brilliant reception by Dawkins sets up another Bull Touchdown. Don ' t touch me girl; I just sciired a record breaking touch-down. A tremendous lake by Duncan and good blocking in the line sets oil ' another long gain. ' ■2- X .., 5 «« Get off my buck, little bear. m 4. The Black Crow runs. Run Black Run. The Old Black Crow scores again. Look .11 lillk ' I Black Crow. ' .iikci ,ind Hiu Kcid I ' . ' -..-. I -r ili. ( • Even Dusenberry couldn ' t get loose. Hey Larry. You ' d better not mess up everybody ' s watch- ing. Homecoming, Blah! We just can ' t do nothing right today. ri r ' .yn r you don ' t drop the ball, I ' ll snatch you out of the Hey, Big West, the next time we go on the field, let ' s make some mud-pies. As the line blocks, Wild Bill runs on. Smitty, THE ROUND ROBBIN, Goes to retrieve the ball. Dreamer Eyes rm They must have put grease on the ball today. ■Hey!! Hey! It ' s tat Albert. Hey!! Logan, head ' em off at the pass. How ' d yoLi like tl puse? rhe All-Miglity Defense The fellows insist that I am a Pig, but pigs don ' t play football. Donald 1 cdcrick Littlcjohn better known as Mr. Football poses as Hercules.  ' «ff Look-out, the Ole Black C ' rows scored again. -A.-u Hey, Mr. Official, why you like that ' : Analyze me closely, do I look like the Devil. Touchdown Dusenberry If you fellows just excuse me, I ' ll catch this ball and go on about my business. Okay, you guys, I ' m in charge of practice today. Slip away Dusenberry. Come here and let me hug you. «i iL. Vll V .V WANTED Dead or Alive For the murder of offensive centers. Round Robin Defensive Middle-Guard 5 ' 8 290 Thad Jones Bulls his way again. Is this the way you do it coach? Action was fast and furious in the S.C. State Game , ji0 .-T j fittf! Do your thing, Duse. y ' Ar I ' m not really a woll ' -man, I just look like one. Miss Shannon Henry-Our most Loyal fan, she came to watch us practice everyday Good blocking in the line. Hurry up and throw the ball so I can score.  iiT init ' ' f A : yt N! - ' ' -r yi .- t ; ' ■ l, ' -♦ Cl m, ' Vf ••-jr- -7 ' ef , At last, it was all over. Some of us will get Married and go to graduate school while the others will be going to professional football teams. At any rate we ' re proud to say that WE PLAYED ON THE GREATEST TEAM IN THE HISTORY OF THE SCHOOL. THE RECORD JCSU 41 Virginia Union 6 JCSU 22 Tuskegge Institute 17 JCSU 15 A T State 14 JCSU 20 Morris Brown 6 JCSU 23 Livingstone 13 JCSU 58 Shaw 14 JCSU 30 Winston-Salem 6 JCSU NCCU 28 JCSU 28 Fayetteville 22 JCSU 14 S. C. State 21 CHARLOTTE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PRESENTS TROPHY TO HEAD COACH EDDIE C. McGIRT Joe Alston, Head Tennis Coach, appointed to lead The Five Blind Boys. With coach Alston, the assistant now the Head, our Basketball out look is great. With the loss of only 3 seniors and 4 outstanding freshmen, the Bulls are looking forward to a winning season. A little change of strategy, run and shot, we are expected to give the front running teams a tremendous scare. Height, speed, good rebounding and shooting are our greatest assets. As the season progresses, so will the exciting Bulls. Already we have had five turn-a-way crowds. With six games remaining, we still have a good chance for a tournament bid. Just like coach McGirt, Joe Alston is building a basketball power house. With Co-Captains: Wilton Enoche, and Mike Turner, Derrick Reese is the only other senior on the squad. ALL POWER TO THE GOLDEN BULL BASKETBALL TEAM. Michael Turner, Senior, Co-Captain Wilton Enoch. Senior Co-Captani f Starting— Lineup Clockwise: Joyner, Bradshaw, Davis, Coles, and Butts Patented layout by Mike Turner. Coles, you tell them I say let you shoot your 95.682 foot jumper. 129 Senior Derrick Reese lets it tly tor 2 points. Freshman Cecil Bradshaw in for a basket. Crack Davis with the baU. He s up 2 points. GOOD. Shot blocked by none other than Big Jim White. Bob Butts teums ' le;jding scorer and rebounder and William Coles the most torrid outside shooter on the world ' s strongest man. east coast. ■4 Ah. the - ' Golden Bulls ' got a new sports o al so liJl. Now you got two. 132 -oMBSiaw ' ffaui THE CINDER BULLS .♦ j.. ff o ' J V ■1 Ron Wheeler ClAA, Traek and Field MILE RELAY ' Little Dave All C ' lAA One Milc-Run All Ameriuaii Bill Dusenberry tries on his track shoes. 9 t f t 1ilTH. ' %4l— One of the fastest quarter-mile relay teams m the world. 135 CI ir rl -— — - — Head-track Coach, Kenneth Powell Freshmen Stalwarts Look Ma. no hands ■■■ ■ipKpH M ■ n S 8 ? 553!- ' - .ri J ' :5y 1 t K THE AQA BULLS L-R. Albert Jordan. Jimmy Ewers, Sandford Howard, Lonnie Oliver, Melvin Pmn, Jeffrey Banks. The Golden Racket Bulls became the fust Black athletic team to wit the district 6 N.AIA Championship last May. The Golden Bulls, sparked by the usual fantastic play of Jame Yap Ewers, were credited with 28 points, 9 points ahead of th team, Pfeiffer College, the host for the tournament. After suffering an earlier heart-breaking lost of the CIAA Champion ship to Hampton Institute by 2 points, the Bulls were anxious to provt themselves. In the quarter-finals, the Bulls placed Jeffrey Banks, junior, Newport cws, Va., the teams number one point gainer for last year: Lonnie iliver, senior from Hampton, Va.; Melvin Pinn. senior from Lynchburg. t Va.; Albert Jordan, senior from Winston-Salem; and as usual Jimmy Ewers, senior from Winston-Salem, who shocked the entire touma- lent by walking away with the Singles Championship. Winning is not an unusual thing for Yap Ewers. He is Smith ' s ;cord-holder of 34 consecutive wins. Melvin T. Pinn, No I. tor the past three (3 1 years. The only underclassman, last year Jell compiled the best record in the squad 15-2. The Newport News native won his Flight No. 3 in the championships. STUDENTS, FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION STUDENT AND FACULTY PREPARE TO MEET VISITORS HURRY YOU LL BE LATE CLASS OFFICERS Robert Smith. President jtid Sliirley Evan Vice President FRESHMAN CLASS Van Stitt, President Allen Fraiser, Vice President Cheyenne King, Secretary Julia Rose, Assistant Secretary Clarence Braxton, Treasurer Arthur Norman, Business Mgr. Michael Lindsey, President; Cheryl Homer. Secretary; and Joseph Faust, Vice President SOPHOMORE CLASS JUNIOR CLASS Poem To THE SENIOR CLASS 1969-1970 In the pathway ot Hfe. You stand, young men and women. Boarding the rocket to trials and strife. Depart you must; Follow your path; Swiftly onward to reach your goal! Ascending the steps of the ladder of success; You have entered the spotlight . . . Play well your part! You have been and shall continue to be Fearless fighters of black and white Infinitely moving to reach your goal! When you shall walk in the broadway of life. Encumbering the trifles; Mastering the deceits; When you shall approach the threshold of success- Look up! Look forward! Strive on! For you are about to become the Men and Women of the Hour. Emily Green SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS L-R. Gloria Speaks, Reporter; Melvin Finn, President; Pauki Mclntyre, Vice President; Mary Ann Perry, Secretary; Alice Isaac, Student Government Representative MEMORIAL TO... LARRY CALVIN INGRAM Larry Ingram was born Feburary 7, I ' ■)49. He was the eldest of four (4) children of Mr. and Mrs. James Ingram of New Haven, Connecticut. However, he spent the majority of his home hfe with his grandmother, Mrs. Bessie Ingram. He attended elementary and junior high schools at Highland School and graduated from Peabody Higli in Troy, North Carolina. He participated in the hand, varsity basketball, and student affairs. He was an active member of the Providence Baptist Church and also participated in many civic affairs. Larry came to Smith in 1966, where he was a music major. He held membership in the Johnson C. Smith band, and the Lampados Club of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. He enjoyed playing basketball and the saxophone. He was a warm-hearted and understanding person with a smile for all. He enjoyed the company and shared the interests of all. Some classmates who lived in the same dormitory with Larry remember him getting up every morning at 7:00 o ' clock and going to breakfast. Others knew him as a person who enjoyed listening to music and had the latest records. Still others remember him as A nice person to talk to, a real nice guy . Larry died May 21 , 1969 in a car accident near Concord, North Carolina. However, Larry is not dead to us the graduating class of 1970 hut is a living graduating member in our minds and memories of the past four years. Thus we DEDICATE THIS BOOK AND MEMORIES TO YOU, LARRY, OUR REAL NICE GUY . THE SENIOR CLASS MISS SENIOR CLASS FLORENCE R. SIMPKINS 1969-1970 This Black beauty was chosen to represent the Senior Class as its queen. Florence, a native of Arken. South Carolina, has a number of hobbies; among them knitting, listening to records and playing tennis. She is actively involved in cooperative campus community activities. With a major in marketing, Florence plans to enter into a business career with hopes of owning and operating her own business. She is a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Florence, the Senior Class is happy you have honored us by being our queen. Each and every Senior respects and admires your charm, grace, intellect and beauty. THE SENIOR CLASS Ethel Adams BA, English Last minute details for . Parks G. Adams, Jr. BA. Economics Tlieodore Lee Allen BS. Biology Claudctte Alston BA.Socioiogy Barbara Alexander Henry Belton Florence Bennett BA. Elcmcntarv Henry Allen BS, Chemistrv Clarence R. Bolton BA, Economics Oree Maxirie Bowen Comatlia Boyette BA, Sociology ' Carol Ann Brooks BS. Math-Physics Dorothy Brooks BA. Economics Harriet C. Brown BA. Political Science Nathaniel Brown Theodoshia J. Caldwell BA. Psychology Arthur W. Canada BA. Elementary Linda Broxton BA. Sociology Jacqueline Chapman BA. English Joan Chriswell BA. Elementary Education Jiiiuiiie Clinton RichaiUCukley BA. t ' c The headache of registration . . . The End is Nigh! Robert K. Corbelt BA. Political Science Sondra Craine BA. Elernentaty Education Dorothy Crosby BA , English Phillip E. Davis BA, Economics Theresa Louise Davis BA, English Pearl Deas BA. English Ellen B. Douglas BA. French Anna M. Dixon BA. Economics Forestine Dixon BA. Psychology Juanita Dolson B.4. Elementary Education h. il-f ' Eddie West descends his famous throne. Frances Drayton BA. French Barbara Duckett BA. English Nellie Dunn BA. Elementary Education Dyson, Keith B.A . Pohtical Science James B. Ewers B.A. Polilical Science Katie M. Flewellen BA, Psychology John Floyd BS. Biology James Foster BS. Physical Educ Francine Fouche BA. Psychology Margie Gantt BS. Biology Melvenia Gibbs BA. Sociology Charles Glenn BA. History Yvonne Glymph BA. Elementarv Arthur Grant BA. t ' nglisli Mercedes Grate BA. Sociology Jackie chats between classes. Dirty . . . but still smiling. Brenda Hammond BA. French Deleanur Hurris BA. Music Dorotliy Harris BA. Philosophy Verdell Hayes BA, Economics Joan Hicks BA. Econoiiii. Carole Haynes BA . Music Laity Heath BA. Economics Joyce Hicks BA. French Alice Isaac BA. Econuiuics Elease Jackson BA . Historv James Jolinson BA. t ' co ' io ntcs Mildred Jenkins BS. Physical ' Education Constance Johnson VaCountess Jolinson BA. English Lawrence Kitrell Ralph Knotts K T BA. EleineiHary w Education iFt Mildred Lewis BA. English Irene Lyon BS. Biology Donald Littlejohn BS. Physical Education Beverly Lunn BA, Psychology Deborah Manoiieaux BA. Sociology Larry Martin BA. History Tonimye Martin BA. English Brodie Mathis B.4. Business .Administration Vincenl Matthews BA. History 1 luiiiiiuiid Mayiiard BA. Accuuntlng Sandra Mitchell Carolyn McAdams BA, Elementary Education Eloise McClarrhi BA. English Robert McCollum B A. Political Science I ' eggy Mcllwam BA. Elementary EJiieatlon Clifford McLaughlin BA, Economies Paula Mdntyre BA.Putiiical Science Brenda Nash BA. Psychology Tlie block w;itchors! Lonnie Oliver BA. tkonomics Cheryl Olgesby Margie Osbey BA. Political Scie BA, Economics Andrew Perry BA. Political Scic in- Mary Ann Perry BA. Englisli Tlie quantitative approach to Chemistry. Senior Class beauties. Jaequelyn Pliilsoii BS. Math- Physics Melviii PInn BS. Chcnustry JoAnn Pugh BA. tie in en [a ry Education Thomas Puryear BA. History Linda Porter BA, French Lydia Porter Delano Rackard BA. Political Science Paul Reed BA. Economics Jiianita Reid BA. Economics Carrie Richardson B.A. English Charles Robinson B.A . History Richardtine Simmons Delmer Snead BA. Elementary Education Altreida Thomas BA. Elementary Education Elizabeth Thompson BA. Philosophy .r . - A dark cknid descends as Priscilla Thomas Gloria Tiller BA. English BA. Economics J. Carolyn Vaugliii Phyllis Waddell BA. Psychology- BA. Sociology Mable Washington BA. Psychology Kathy Walls B.i . History hdward West BA . Psychology Elijah Washington BA , Economics KcinaldWhecIci BS. Physical EJucatlon Sandra Whittle Chrisandra Williams BA. Economics BA. English The Class of I ' ;70 Departs. George Williams BS. Chemistry Beulah Williams B A. English Thomas Williams BA. Economics Verta Witherspoon BA, English Rhoda Winstead Juanita Yates BA. Elementary BA. Political Education Science Virginia Ann Gill BA. Economics J A refresliiim substitute until Gloria D. Speakes BA, Psychology Michael Tui iici BS. Physical Educatton MISS JUNIOR CLASS LORETHA WALKER Brenda Adams Robert Alien i kt Thomas Baldwin Fayc Barnett Antonio Barrett Gerald Baueum Daniel Bauldrick Timothy Beamer Galvernetta Beasley Tommie Benson Delores Bentley Warren Biggins Herbert Boyd Frankic Bivin. Vera Boulewa (ieorge Bradshaw Curtis Braneli 1 Walter Brandon Mary Brown Larry Brown Patricia Buggs Yvette Burke Rachel Bumev f Ruth Cooper Calann Cornwell John Costner III Delorcs Crawford L±% Arthur Ur Davis HaroU Dawkins Bt ' ttv Dawson Jerome Dorsey Ella Dowing Doris Edwards John Eley Dorothy Etiiiiglui: John Fairle) Gladys Fcely Ronald Ford John Forrester Charles Foster Parran Foster Allen Frazier Barbara Gentry Jacqueline Gilbc Don Gllmore Fatrieia Graham Charles Grant Priseilla Gi i2 vj Arba Hall Gwendolyn Harris Charles Hariu Alvine Havncs -... m Shannon Henry Bessie Hicks dk Patricia Hicks Larry Hill Ben Hmloii hierly Howard Quimy Hiiil Larry hard Danny Imes Lewis Isaac f Bctly James Philip Jclcr Joyce Jordan Sterling Keen Lavonde Johnson Sfwhah Johnson Cheyenne King Jacquclyn Knight Sandra Lathau Carolyn Lati Andrew Lipscy. Jr. Lillian Livsey Valerie Love Bernard MeGraw i% % K Bernice Maltory Veronica Manigo Evelyn Massey Karen Matthews Stella Matthews Eddie McDowell Judith Mitchell Valeria Mitchell John Montgomery Conine Moore Linda Neal Gloria Orr PhvUis Parker Delores Pale Walter Payne Shirley PenJer rass Linda Perry Artis Pruitt Linda Re ji Kli 4 r I Joseph Reid Helen Reynolds Patrieia Richardson Terry Rieks James Riddick Mammie Rogers Julia Rose Brenda Sadler Wilburn Sanders Travis Saunders Patricia Scarborough Jerry Schools Janice Shclruii Knicsiinc SitUrh Frances Smith Annette Solomon Gail S pence Geneva Spencer Shirley Scimrcwell Jacqueline Stanley ' an Stitt Polly Stoddard Jimmie Stutts Lorrelta Summer Brenda Stewart William Thackc Daryl Turner Charlotte Walke Timothy iekcrs Frank Waldu Felton Walker Loretha Walker Marilyn Thumas vn Turner Jerome Walker Riehard Washington Willie Watson David White Emily White Delores Wilform Alberta Wilson Sarah Young MISS SOPHOMORE CLASS I GAIL HINSLEY 9 © Shirley Adair Mary Ahi. Gloria A hton A Ihcrt A iijc Emma Bass Deborah Beckett kzeklel A Best Wayne Best Warner Biggins Cynthia Blake Miehele Blanch James Blue I ' elma Buney Emory Bonner Ralph Bonner Leslie D. Boone Barbara Boulware Marshall Boulware Joinnre Bowers Iris Broekman ( IE ' w p p ' Dorothy Brow Grcfa Brown John Brown Mvron Brown r? (  1 ■ ?f , Stephen Brow Yvettc Brown Gregory Brya Janet Bullock Rachel Bvrd Jennljer Caldwell Belinda P. Chapman Gwendolyn Cobbs Louclla Cohens Donella Cooper Patncia Cooper Diedra Copeland Marva CorJell Robcrl Craven Jluiih I: Li- ' Ui i a Lcttic Crawford Julia Curlis Cakinn CornwcU Virginia Crowdcr Michael Covington Ricco Curlis James Daughlridge Saundra Y. Dav, Shcrian Davis Bobby Dawkins Harold Dawkins Lenchen DeVanc Jerome Diggs Delores Dorteh James A. Earl Gwendolyn Edwards Linda Edwards Deborah Ellis Gerald K. Ellis Cvnthia Evans Lillian Everson Joseph Faust Linda Flowers Erskine Fox Geron Fuller Deborah Gabriel Elaine L. Garrett Carlenia Graham Juanita Granger I ' lvian C. Grant Veronica Green Larry Grier Wliam Gunn Arba Hall Deborah Hadley Karen Hamlin Arthur Hardy Dorothy Harris Gwendolyn Harris Mallorv Harris Linda Harriston Sandra Haskins Hilda Haynes Ernest Henry Gale Hinsley Marguerite C. Holiness Leroy Holland Matthew Holland Yvonne Holnian Cheryl Homer Margie Hosea Mary Howell Ruby C Hoyle Kutrieia Hubbard James Hudson Rose E. Huggins Esther Islei Gloria Jackson Anthony Jackson Shelley Jackson Brcnda B. Jenkins Jacqueline Jenkins Richard Jenkins Gcrtude Johnson Maliic M. Johnson Shirley Johnson Edward Jones Patricia Jones Carolyn Jordan Tanya Joseph Da I id Kemp Phyllis Kennedy Mlliam l.idc Michael LtnJsi:) Duiuiliy Lockell Cora L. Lockhart Robert Logan Lenord McClain Ia J Joan MldJIcUm Jo Anne Miles Linda Mtlle, Maek MeCrae Jeanelle Mason James Mather William Meadows Verna Metis Steven Miller A lun Mitchell (lloria B. Mitchell Thomas Moore Jacqueline Morrison Joyce Mosley Emma Motley CI A 1 i ' ? V Z om Moyer Marginell Nash Ronald L. ychon Anthony Nimmons Carol Padcu Thurman Page Jcannctte Patterson hliJa Perry Harold Peters Ernest Pool Jaequetta Porte. La Tanva Prad Frankie Range Croicr Ratllff Ben RawUti Joseph Rcid Marlota Rcnwick Pal RicharJso Patricia Robmsoii Cassandra Ruscburuugh Noah Salle y Aiidriiie Scott Veronica Scott Priscilla Shire Walter Shrophtre Dianne Simons Vivian Simpson Deborah Smalls Gref;orv Smith Sanehlu Smith Wiletla Smith Raniona Speiie Andrew Southerland Winifred Steele ivian V. Ste Delores Stewart Robert Steward Jamesie Stmson Shirley Stonr Dmglil Siillii- 4k Joel Talford m h Joan Taylor Georgia Thomas Phyllis Thompson Dclccnc Toficu Gloria Tyson SaunJra Vanee Spencer Villines Linda Wadlaw Deloris Walke t% % Audrey Wallace John Washington Jesse Watkins Lnida Wat, ?«. «• W III II III t K Elaine West William White Cynthia Williams Future Williams Gary Williams Jackie Williams James Williams Jerome Williams Larry Williams Gregg Wilso Cvnrhia Willm Bill Young ilk AljrcJ Wright SlaiiU ' v A. Wright La Verne M. Younger MISS FRESHMAN CLASS WILLA MARTIN n ' ft ' M -ni-fe. y W - ' ™ jf k Lucv All en Alice Alston Nelsiin Andrews DaiiJ Anhu James Bailey l.ynnelt Boker Cheryl Banks • Barber Marcelles Barr Carrie Blaek Richard Blakenev Lawrence Bond Juanita Bradford Cecil Bradshaw Yolanda Brcwlon Podrina Bridge. « : ' f? Jacqueline Brown Tom Bullock Came Burgess 1 Frederick Burrell Cvlliiu Bvcrs Franklin Calhoun Anthony Campbell William Ca Miehele Clark C Jl 9 Cleveland Coeherhan Patrieia Coley Metier Collins Claudette Cooper Joseph Cooper Clara Cornwell Daisy Crawforl Miehael Darde. Erie Davenport Aretha Dav Carolyn Davis Daisy Dav Elijah Dorsc} w George Evans Shirley Evans Cameron Faulkner David Gamhrcil Shanon Gilbert ' icky Gilchrist Karen Gillings Bernette Gorham ' KtA JL %, Evelyn Grayson Yvonne Gregg Joyce Green Winslow Hagens Aloha Hall Deborah Hall Rosemary Hall Barbara Hammonds Stephen Hillibiiton Thomas Horgrave Jennie Harrison Michael Harrison Reginald Harrison Robert Hartsfield Daniel Harvin Larrv He v ward Jacquelvne Hughes Soloman Hillmrd Bruce Humprev William Hunter Mane lekiter Rodncv Jackson Cynlhia Johnson tddic Johnson kiigene Johnson Irwin Johnson Lenuic Johnson Michelle Johnson Strothers Johnson Thomas Johnson WiUiani Johns Brcnda Jones Edith Jones Harriet Jones Lida Jones Ronald Jones William Jordan Lvclvn Joy Charles Keeling ' ' f-Tl Kathylene Kelly Belinda Lee Glcnnis Lee Loviere Lee Thomas Lesesne Esther Lewis Shannon Lillv Hallowed Long Brenda Lundy Rfimliiid McClaii} Jiilinnif McCall Deborah McXeil Franklin McQueen Berniee Mabrey Marcus Matthews Barbara Mavce Jerrv Mavnard Allen Munson jj Jik % Morcella Morris Willa Martin Jean Micheal G €ndolyn Miller Jackie Miller Dorothy Mince Deborah Maiden Bill D. Moore Audrey esmith l.inda Newkirk Kathy Parker William Patterson Jciiimuc I ' cay James Pemberton Patricia Pendergrass Curtis Squirewell Nadine Stoney Rosalind Stewart Patricia Stevesun Charles Stafford Connie Solomon Vivian Smith i Todd Smith Robert Snulh Phyllis Smith Marian Smith Linda Smith Gayle Smith Charles Smith Fred Small Jcneifer Simmons James Simmons Sidonie Raglin Carl Reviu lids Dredra Rhodes Matlliew Rivers Robert Robins Ann Robinson Genevenia Robinson Stanley Robinson Norma Robinson Deborah Rollerson Jeanette Ross Carolyn Rouse Mark Royster Omega Rushing Frederick Sanders Sarhon Shankin Brenda Sharp Margaret Shelton Brenda Sheppard 1 Tf Donjtiiv I ' likdu George Philips James Peters John Pcrriii John Tally m dSikd Carl Tavtor Evonnie Terry Ronald Thomas Virginia Thomas Lutricia Thompson PJ Dorothy Tony Algie Toomcr Luther Turner William Twyman Larry Tyler i ' ' it llatlie Tyson Judy Ushery Carolyn Wade Janice Wade Deborah Walker James Walker Charles Warren Charles Watson Virgil Wells Melvin West John Whitsides Cheryl Whitley Constance Williams Cynthia Williams Gary Williams Monte: Wilson Faye Wright Jacqueline Wright Paid Wright Ur, Lionel Hodge Newsom i ' resldent, Jolinson C. Smith University Dr. Jack S. Brayboy Vice President of Academic Affairs Mr. Harvey Alexander Vice President f Financial Affairs Dr. Winson R. Coleman Dean of the College of Liberal Arts Mrs. Mary H. Piatt Registrar I k , . •■ ,.a4 Hf : Mr. Moses S. Belton Director of Public Relations Mr. Theodus L. Gunn Director of James B. Duke Library Mr. Morris Kea Director Universitv Memorial Union Rev. Calvin A. Hood Dean of Students .. ftfcL ' — L Dr. Gordon Wilkins University Physician William Holmes Co-Ordinator, Men Residences Mrs. Lou Benson Dean of Women Maxine Scott Instructor of English Dr. U. S. Brooks Professor of Chemistry i Annie Lee Assistant Librarian (P-T.) Dean John D. Chase Dt? ! of Men lone G. Jones Instructor of English Ossibelle B. Dixon Instructor of Physical Education Huai C. Sun Professor of Education Ernest L. James Assistant Librarian llcnriclla T. Norris Assistant Professor of Educ Henry L. Marshall Instructor of Education Nigel M. Ayton Assistant Professor of French Acting Head. Frencii Department A. Peramal Professor of Physics Ennie M. Pridgeii Assistant Professor of Reading ' :.. Edward W. Milner Associate Professor oj English Joseph Alston Tennis and Basketball Coach and Instructor of Physical Education Edmund T. Moore Instructor of Math and Computer Scier, jmtsS: %ieiaitCaM . • Raymond Worsley Assistant Professor of Religious Education Bettye J. Coleman Instructor of Music Lillie W. Blue Instructor of Mathematics Mack L. Davidson Professor of Economics Johnnie M. Bullock Instructor of Mathematics 1 i « - f } i ' X f Dr. Edwin Thompkins Professor of Education Charlie L. Butler Associate Professor of Music Lloyd H. Davis Associate Professor of Education E. M. Baylor Instructor of Speech Joseph E. Thompson Professor and Director of ICE A PI RoseM, Alston Assistant Librarian Hazel P. Amos Instructor of English Dr. Sidney L. Freeman Professor of English Sandrea T. Bates Assistant in Public Relations Dr. Riley R.Cabiness Associate Professor of Education Ikssie II. Ledbcllcr Instructor m English Judith T.Gallm ■uclor of English (CEAPI 208 I PSHMIP 1 iTIfl Dr. Ralph P. Bohn Professor of Philosophy and Religion Edythe R. Grady Assistant Professor of Music and University Organist i Mjigic W louis Assislafit Librarian Foster T. Drakeford Assislaiit Pru cssor u) Physics Julia Carothers University Nurse Dr. Steplien Klepka Professor of History Magnolia Worsley University Nurse Elinor C. Bollin Inslnictor m Reading fCEAPj Coleman D. Rippy Assistant Professor Sociology Mildred W. Sanders Assistant Librarian Joan D. Forney Instructor of t ' tcmcntary Educ. William R. Hopkins Counselor. Ct ' AP Christopher W. Kemp Professor of Music £■ Head of Department of Music William E. Bluford Associate Professor of History Elsie E. Woodard Assistant Professor of English Marvin W. Davenport Instructor of Music and Director of the Marching Band Norman A. Hudkins Instructor in German Eddie C.McGirt Associate Professor of Physical Education and Head Football Coach Sarah J. Stewart Bookkeeper J.i;,.... 11. L . Instructor in Speech Kenneth S. Powell Track Coach Assistant Professor of Phy Educ. Samuel W. Byuarum Professor of Sociology i Chairman. Division of Social Sciences Shirley Twitty Assistant. Registrar ' s Office Lena M. Sammons Instructor of English and Speech Charles R. Cox Swimming Coach and instructor of Physical Education Moses Sharpe Instructor of Physical Education n ■? ' Mrs. Ivestia Beckwith Secre ' tarv, Public Relations Odessa Roseboro .relary. h ' luaimal Ajjairs Mrs. Lillie Taylor Cashier Mrs. Ocie P. Harrison Secretary. President ' s Office James R. Law Professor oj Psychology tS Chairman Division of Education Psychology Herman L. Counts Professor of Practical Theology Lawson M. Wnghl histnnfor nf Journalism Vietla H. Neal Associate Professor oJ Che Eunicetiiie Adam Associate Professor of French Violet G. Washington Instructor of Biology William Davis Football Coach and Instructor of Physical Education New instructors George Henry. James Bass and William meeting each other (Left to Right) Mrs. Minnie Maxwell Secretary. Dean of the College Mrs. Ediui Ale.xandei Seerclary. Dean ij Wome. Mrs. Fleta Ale.xaiider Secretary, Financial Affairs Mrs. Calvene Ross Secretary Dimum of Student Affa. Mrs. Bettye Culp Secretary Office of Community Seirices Miss Lucille McClure Assistant in University Miss Priscilla Tliomas Library (P. T.) Secretary University Memorial Union Mrs. Laney 0. B. Ward Directress Listim Hall Mrs. B. Spence Directress Duke Hall ijk Mrb. F. Marshall Directress Liston Hall Mrs. Olethea Counts Directess Sanders Hall « . t pp f FOOD StR I ICE S TA I ' F Mis. Joyce Miller Directress. Canlccn and Snack Bar Mis. C ' uiu Huey Siipcrvisnr Mr. N. V. Desai Assistant Professor of Economics Mr. George Henry Instructor in Biology Mr. John T. Lloyd Instructor in French Mr. Nathaniel Lipsey Instructor in Business Administration Mr. James G. Polk Instructor - CHAP Mr. Howard Sessoms Instructor in Federal Income Tax Dr. WiUiam C. Flythe Professor of Cticmislry and Physics Mr. Nathaniel Lipscomb Chief Accountant Miss Ernestine Campt Accountant Mr. R. L. CampbeU Superintendent. Building Grounds Mr. Leroy Kirksey Personnel Officer Miss Fannie Roberson Assistant Librarian Mrs. Audrey Kirksey Student Aid Officer SENIOR DIRECTORY Adams. Ethel Major; English Route 3. Box 140, Thomasville, Ga. Adams, Parks Glenn, Jr. Major: Economics :i.S Todd Street, Behiiont, N. C. Varsity Football, Kappa Alpha Psi Eral., Assistant Dorm. Director Myers Hall, Varsity S Cl ub, Men Interresidence Council Allen, Henry D. Major; Chemistry Route I, Box 49 1 -B Savannah, Ga. Chemistry Club. OIT-Campus Men ' s Club Allen, Theodore Lee Ma|or; Biology . 7 m Spaulding Drive. Winslon-Salem, N, C. Swimming, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., Biology Club Bowen, Oree Maxine Major: Economics :U2 South E Street, Easley, S. C. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Inc., University Choir, Miss University Choir 1968-69, T. C. Forum, Pres. Duke Hall, Secretary, Sanders Hall Dormitory Council, Typist Yearbook Staff, Economics Club, MENC Nickname; Max Boyette. Coinatha Major; Sociology Route 4, Box 448, Mt, Olive, N. C. Brooks, Carol A. Major; Math-Physics M Rennck Drive, Greenville, S. C. TamiocluHis of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Math Club, Usher Board Alston, Claudette Ma|or; Sociology .S I 2 Henry Street, Rocky Mount, N. C. Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, R. W. Johnson Spiritual Choir Nickname; Claud Brooks. Dorothy Major; Economics Route 9. Box 207, Shelby. N. C. Brown. Harriet Clemmons Major; Political Science 2226 E. Hanson. Savannah. Ga. Bailey. Bettye A. Mujin; LIcm Education 19.i: Pegram Street. Charlotte, N. C. Belloii. Henry Ma|or; Economics Route 2, Box 2S, Ridgeway, S. C. Economics Club. Sociology Club, Intcmational Relations Club, Social Committee of S.C.L,, Llnion Committees, Psy- chology Club, Alpha Phi Alpha Fratermly. Pan-Hcllenic Coun- cil, Men ' s Intciiesidcncc Council Nickname; Belt Brown. Lettye D. Major; English I H27 Crestdale Drive. Charlotte, N. C. Brown, Nathaniel Major: Physical Education Route l.Box l04.Eastover,S.C. Broxlon, Linda G. Major: Sociology l.vsO Randolph Street, Melbourne, Ela. Bennett, Florence Vermelle Major: Elem. Education Route I . Box 429, Edisto Island. S. C. Bryant. Linda L. SN I A. Hull Staff K iite Major; Sociology 2. Box I 22. Supply, N. C, Bolton. Clarence R. Major; Economic ' ' . ' ( Monumenl Street. Danville. Va, Burke, Philip Major; Economics I 87 Oakwood Avenue. Orange. N. J. SENIOR DIRECTORY Burns, Rose Diane Major: French Route 3, Box 233-C, Matthews, N. C. Burwell, Brenda L. Major: Enghsh ii Entield Avenue, Montclair, N. J. Caldwell, Dorothy Velores Major: Music Education I 1 24 Sanders Street, Rock Hill, S. C. MENC, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., University Chon, Off-Campus Women Organization Nickname: Lil Dot Caldwell, Theodoshia Jeraldene Major: Psychology I I 24 Sanders Street, Rock Hill, S. C. Psychology Club, Secretary Liston Hall ' 68, Sec. Psychology Club 68,Off-Canipus Women Organization Nickname: Doshia Canada, Arthur W. Major: Elem. Education 1850 N, 27ih Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Carmicheal, Trellis Major: Elem. Education 3 )30 Robinson Street, Ml. View, Ga. Crosby, Dorothy Ann Major: English 1 03 McAdanis Street, Anderson, S. C. S.C.A. (Community Relations Committee) Nickname: Dot Davis, Phillip E. Major: Economics Route 1 , Box 259, Robbins, N. C. Davis, Teresa Louise Major: English 706 E. Market Street, Anderson, S. C. Dawkins, Peggie Ann Major: Economics Pacolet Road,Cowpens, S.C. S. C. A., Liniversity Lisher Board, Economics Club Nickname: P. J. Deas, Pearl J. Major: English 20 ' ) W 102nd Street, Apt. 2-C, New York, N. Y. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Di. on, Forestine Major: Psychology Route 2, Box 3 14, Ayden, N. C. Nickname: Tina Cherry, Bettie Hill Major: Elem. Education 8 E. Pearl Street, Danbuiy, Conn. Cokley, Richard Major: Economics General Del.. Andrews, S. C. Di.xon, Martina Major: Economics 3521 BeattiesFord Road, Charlotte, N. C. Cheerleader, Treasurer Off-Campus Women Organization, Ivy Leaf Club of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Economics Club Nickname: Tina Cooper, John C. Major: Psychology 52 Sherman Avenue, Mcriden, Conn. Di.xon, Linwood Earl Major: Economics Route 2,Box455,Grifton,N.C. Corbett, Robert K. Major: Political Scienc 1 25 Spaulding Drive, Rocky Mount. N. C. Dolson,Juanita Major: Elem. Education 49 Goshen Avenue, Washingtonville, N. Y. Craine, Sondra Major: Elem. Education 177-33 Ursina Road, St. Albans, N. Y. Douglas, Ellen Beatrice Major: French Route 1 , Box 87-B, Edgemoor, S. C. French Club SENIOR DIRECTORY Drayton, Frances Deloris Major: French Box 66, Gapway Street, Mullins, S. C. President of Delta Sigma Theta, Inc., French Club, Choir Nickname: Mustang Duckett, Barbara L. Major: English 800 N. Spring Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. Ron Davis Dancers, Secretary of Listen Hall Council, Pres. Sigma Gamma Rho S orority Nickname: Bobbie Dunn, Nellie P. Major: Elem. Education Route 1 , Box 390, Washington, Ga. SNEA, Bull Staff, Dormitory Council Dusenbery, William Major: Business Administration 902 King Street, Lexington, N. C. Flewellen, Katie M. Major: Psychology Route 2, Box 43-A, Georgetown, Ga. Floyd, John Ellis Major: Biology 1 620-1 2th St., Augusta, Georgia President Alpha Phi Alpha Frat., 1968-1970 Vice Pres. Biology Club 68-69, Who ' s Who, Swimming Team, Lab. Assistant Nickname: J.E.F. Ford, Yvonne D. Major: French 1 72 1 Gadsden St., Columbia, S. C. Foster, James F. Major: P. E. Route 5, Box 1 67, Union, S. C. Member of Omega Psi Phi Frat., President of Mens Inter- residence Council, Member of Biology and P. E. Club Dyson, Keith Major: History Fouche, Francine Marie Major: Psychology 318 17th Street, N. E., Washmgton, D. C. 524 Oglethorpe St., N.W., Washington, D. C. Ellison, Ernestine Major: Elem. Ed. 613 Royal Ct., Charlotte, N.C. Frazier, Doris Elaine Major: Elem. Education 2712 Botany St., Charlotte, N.C. Enoch, Wilton Major: Chem. 65 1 Elizabeth St., Burlington, N. C. Frazier, Emma Lee Major: Elem. Education 241 1 Rachel St., Charlotte, N.C. Ewers, James B. Major: Political Science Funderburk. John J. Major: Biology 815 Rich Ave., Winston-Salem, N.C. 201 8-C McAllister Drive, Charlotte, N. C. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc., Tennis Team. Varsity S Club, International Relations Club, Recreation Committee, Outstanding College Athletes of America Greene, Carolyn Major; History Nickname: Yap 604 Clay St., Marion, Ala. Farmer, Edgar, Jr. Major: Physical Education Hale, Carlyle H. Major: History 2520 Vestal Ave., Fayetteville, N.C. 511 Patton Ave., N.W., Roanoke, Va. Football Team, Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship Inc. Cultural Affairs Comm., Social Comm., Secretary Groove Phi Lcttersman ' s Club (Block S ) Groove Social Fellowship Inc. SENIOR DIRECTORY Hall, Bertram R. Major: Economii 1451 Cross Way, West Palm Beach. Fla. Hicks, Clarence Major; Mathematics 601 Whitfield Ave., Goldsboro, N. C. Hall, Donald L. Major: Psychology 3001 Botany St., Charlotte, N.C. Hammond, Brenda K. Major: French P.O. Box 283, Laurens, S.C. Freshman Reception Committee, French Club, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Spanish Club Nickname: B Hicks, Joan Major: Economics 1910 Washington Ave., Charlotte. N. C. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority (1967-70), The Golden Bull Yearbook ( 1 966-70), The University Student ( 1 966) Gantt,Margia Major: Biology Route :, Box 26. Ridgeway. S. C. Choir Nickname; Slim Harris, Deleanor T. Major: Music 2013 McKean Ave.. Baltimore, Md. Harris, Dorothy Major; Philosophy P,O.Box274,Eastover,S. C. Harris, Priscilla Major: Physical Education 5l4LigeSt.,Rock Hill, S.C. Haynes, Carole A. Major: Music Education 540 North Church St.. Moorestown, N. J. MENC, Johnson C. Smith University Choir, Pyramid of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Gibbs, Melvenia F. Major; Soc. Social Welfare General Del., McClellanville. S. C. Yearbook Staff. S.C.A.. Charleston Club Giles. Saundra Yvonne Major: English 223 Woodview Ave.. Spartanburg, S. C. Gill, Virginia A. Major: Economics Route 7,Box557,Raleigli,N.C. Mathematics Club, Act One, Miss Liston Hall, Economic Club, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Nickname; Annie Hayes, Verdell 1. Major: Economics 1 600 E. 24th St. No. B, Winston-Salem, N. C. Glenn. Charles W. Major: History I 308 Beatties Ford Rd.. Charlotte, N. C. Heath, Larry B. Major: Economics 305 Calhoun St., Winnsboro, S. C. Freshman Reception Comm., Union Social Comm.. Recreation Comm., S.C.A., Secretary Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inter- national Relations Club, Staff Member of University Student, Economics Club, Men ' s Interresidence Council, Vice Pres. of Smith Hall, Studied at Cornell University, Summer 1969, Student Government Rep. Nickname; Pig Glymph, Helen Yvonne Major: Elem. Education 29 1 2 Cricketeer Dr., Charlotte, N. C. Gore, Doris L. Major: English Route 2. Box I 17-B. Supply, N. C. Graham, Irene G. Major; Music 316 W. 25lh Street, Charlotte, N.C. SENIOR DIRECTORY Grant, Arthur F. Major: English 304 O ' Neal St., Newberry, S. C. Freshman Reception Comm., Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Act I Creative Writing Club, Cultural Affairs Comni. Nickname: Sweetie Grate, Mercedes M. Major: Sociology 417 North Hazard St., Georgetown, S. C. University Choir, Yearbook Staff, University Student Green. Emily Major: English Route 2, Box 231 , Jolin ' s Island. S. C. Green, Lloyd Major: Political Science History Box 6-A, Jenkinsville, S. C. Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, Alpha Phi Alplia Frat., Freshman Class President, Who ' s Who (1969-70), Intl. Rela- tions Club, Union Film Recreation Comm., Faculty- Student-Staff pre-planning Conference (1969-70) C.E.A.P. Student Asst. Nickname: Sonny Hicks, Joyce C. Major: French 1910 Washington Ave., Charlotte, N. C. French Club, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Asst. Editor Bull (1969). Editor Bull (1970), University Student, Who ' s Wlio in American Colleges and Universities (1969) James, Flora Major: English Route I , Box 46, Mayesville, S. C. Ira Aldridgc, Dramatic Club Jackson, Elease Y. Major: History 109 Mountain St., Asheville, N, C. Nickname: Lisa Jenkins, Gregory Major: Economics 1 62 1 Catawba Ave., Columbia, S. C. Jenkins, Mildred A. Major: Physical Education Box 89. Charleston, S.C. Johnson, James E. Major: Economics I 204 Airdrie St., Philadelphia, Pa. Football Nickname: Ne wt Johnson, Robert L. Major: Business Admin. Marketing Route 2, Box 106, Clover. S. C. Football, Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship Inc. Nickname: Bobby Boo Johnson, VaCountess E. Major: English 1. 21 Amherst St., Brunswick, Ga. Home, Lamar S. Major: French P. 0. Box 579, Wadesboro. N. C. Howard, Arthur Major: Economics P.O. Box l32,Winnsboro,S. C. Economics Club Jordan. Albert L. Major: Economics 1.S2.S E. 24lh St., Winston-Salem, N.C. Editor of School paper. Chairman of AC.U-1, Tennis Team (4 Years), Wlio ' s Wlio Among Students in American Universities Nickname: Squirrel Hubbard, Charlie Belle Major: Economics 303 Elk St., Lexington, N.C. Isaac, Alice G. Major: Economics 525 William St., Mocksville, N. C, Kanoy, Jacquelyn F. Major: Elem. Education 1 385 Lorenzo Dr., Atlanta. Ga. Kinney, Paul P. Major: Economics Route 1 , Box 46, Statham, Georgia Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship Inc. Nickname: Sweet--ec-e Paul SENIOR DIRECTORY Kiiotts. Ralph Major: Elem. Education Mcllwairn, Peggy S. Major: Elem. Education 2952 N. 24th St., Philadelphia, Pa. 1 235 Clanton Rd., Charlotte, N. C. Lavender, Robert Major: Business Admin. Mclntyre, Paula M. Major: Political Science P. O. Box 95, Lake Waccamaw, N. C. 901 Center Place, S.W., Birmingham, Ala. Veterans Club Nickname: Bob McMillan, Clara Major: Physical Education Route 1 , Box 239, St. Pauls, N. C. Leach, Catherine Major: Elem. Education 421 Seldon Dr., Charlotte, N. C. University Band Lewis, Mildred R. Major: English Malone, John W. Major: Economics Route 5, Box 216,Aiken,S. C. 1 ' ' 08 Northbrook Dr., Charlotte, N. C. Littlejohn, Donald F. Major: Physical Ed. Health ... r ,. l  4 c- i ' ' ' Manoneaux, Deborah Major: Sociology Route 8, Box 427-A,Gaffney, S. C. , i -,o - . t c i u m r ■ I 128 Crestview Dr., Salisbury, N. C. Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Treasurer of Senior Class, Foot- ,, . ., „, , .., , . o u ' University Choir, Ira Aldndge Dramatic Guild ball Team, Social Affairs Comm., Cultural Affairs Comm., ... , , , . Nickname: Debbie Recreational Affairs Comm., Physical Education Lunn, Beverly V. Major: Psychology 1 723 Gadsden St., Columbia, S. C. Lyons, Irene O. Major: Biology Route I , Box 115, Batlleboro, N, C. Martin, Larry Major: History 530 MacDonougli St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Who ' s Who in American Colleges Universities, Alpha Phi Alpha, Student Government Rep., Student Court Chairman, National Student Association, Freshman Reception Comm., State Student Legislature, International Relations Club, Stu- dent Christian Association McAdanis, Carolyn R. Major: Elem. Education Route 2, Box 181 , Donalds, S. C. Martin, Tommye V. Major: English 2112 Barlianivillc Rd., Columbia, S. C. McClarrin, Eloise M. Major: Englis 1 120 Orange Ave., N.W., Roanoke, Va. Act I, Student Government, and Student Christian Assoc. Massey, Hezekiah Major: English 3113 West Blvd., Charlotte, N.C. McClure, Lucille Major: Elem. Education 2623 Bancroft St., Charlotte, N. C. McColluni, Robert Major: Pol. Science 5809 Converor St., Columbia, S. C. Mathis, Brodie R. Major: Business Admin. 403 Timmerman St., Edgefield, S. C. University Marching Band, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Cultural Affairs Comm., Freshman Comm., Publicity Comm. Nickname: Jellybean SENIOR DIRECTORY Matthews, Vincent Major; History Nash, Brenda J. Major: Psychology-Speech 1 10-21 207 St.. Queens-Village, N.V. Track Team, Football Team, member of Act I. man Reception Comm. Nickname: Tony 9 Vaughn Ave., New Rochelle, N.Y. Freshman Reception Comm., Union Program Board, Chairman of Cultural Affairs. Alpha Kappa Alpha Psychology Club Nickname: Fritz Maynard, Thurmond L. Major: Accounting 3 105 McConnell Road, Greensboro, N. C. Men ' s Interresidence Council, Director of Myers Hall, Fresh- ., , , ,. ' Nelson, Jacquehne Major: Elem. Education 1915 Northbrook Dr.. Charlotte, N.C. Meeks, Bessie L. Major: French Psychology Oliver, Lonnie Major: Economics 1 bH Bynum Ave., Rock Hill, S. C. ' ' O ' Smith St., Hampton, Va. Pres. of Liston Hall Council, V.P. Student Government, Ba- Basileus, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Tennis Team, Economics sileus. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Alpha Kappa Mu ' ' ' ' ' Freshman Reception Comm., Union Program Board, Honor Society, Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Uni- Governing Board-Union, Film Comm. Union versities, French Club, Psychology Club Nickname: Lo nnie Jive Miller, Ruth Major: Elem. Education Route 3, Matthews, N. C. Mims, Rosa M. Major: Philosophy Route I.Bo.x 159, North Augusta, S.C. Osbey, Margie R. Major: Political Science -v59 Keese St., Pendleton, S. C. Psychology Club, Book-staff, International Relations Club, Newspaper Staff, Circulation Manager of University Student, Dormitory Counselor, Residential Dormitory Assistant Miott, James L. Major: Music Route 3, Box 298, Sumter, S. C. Music Education National Conference, University Choir Owens, Cynthia A. Major: Frenc Box 2, Cemetery St., Chester, S. C. Alplia Kappa Alpha, S.C.A., Yearbook Staff, French Club Mitchell, Annie R. Major: Physical Ed. P.O. Box 5 l,Mt. Pleasant, N.C. Parker, John Bernard Major: Economic 941 Ogden Rd., Rock Hill, S. C. Mitchell, Cynthia S. Major: Elem. Education Route 3. Box I 53-A, Pageland, S. C. Murdock, Martha Major: History 1 306 Avalon Rd., Greensboro, N. C. Moses, Georthia M. Major: Physical Ed. 100 Bethel St., Greenville, S.C. Physical Education Club, Off-Campus Women Assoc. Nickname: G Peace, Ralph Elliott Major: History 1 6 S. Bleeker St., Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Perry, Andrew Wilson Major: Political Science 1 439 Dean Street. Charlotte, N.C. Perry, Mary Ann Major: English 21 Loop St., Greenville, S. C. SENIOR DIRECTORY Philson. Jacquelyn Major: Math Reed, Paul Wayne Major: Economics P.O. Box 71,Fairforest,S.C. P.O.Box 367. Pacolet, S. C. Pinn, Melvin T., Jr. Major: Chemistry 1718 Union St., Lynchburg, Va. Reese, Derrick B. Major: Economics 237 Polk St., River Rouge, Michigan Poignard, David Laine Major: Economics 639 S. 22nd St., Louisville, Ky. Porter, Lindia Major: French Route 2, Box 118, Laurel Hill, N. C. Powell, Gwendolyn Major: Music I 10 Avenue E . Darlington, S. C. Reid, Juanita D. Major: Marketing 430 Marion Ave., Gaffney, S. C. Treasurer of Sophomore Class, Treasurer of Liston House Council, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Union Commit- tees, Counselor in Sanders Hall, Miss Smith Hall, French Club, Math Club, Economics Club, Reporter for University Student, Yearbook Staff Nickname: Angel Powell, Sandra P. Major: Sociology Route 1 , Box 288-A, Mcintosh, Ga. Cottage counselor. Member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Secretary of Ira Aldridge Guild, Miss Alpha Phi Omega Nickname: BO. Reynolds, Helen B. Major: Elem. Education Route 2, Box 335, Ridgeway, Va. Rhodes, Saundra N. Major: Psychology 805 Taylor St., N.E., Washington, D. C. Price, Shirley A. Major: Elem. Education 1901 Haines St., Charlotte, N.C. S.N.E.A., Off-Campus Women Organization Nickname: Short Stuff Richardson, Carrie Major: English Route 1, Box 331, Ridgeway, S.C. Freshman Reception Committee, Dormitory counselor. Mem- ber of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. Pridgen, Johnny Carl, Jr. Major: Accounting Robinson, Charles T Route 4, Box 414, Clinton, N. C. Men Interresidence Council Pugh, Jo-Ann Major: Elem. Education 1425 Floyd St., Lynchburg, Va. Major: History Route 3, Box 472, Forest City, N. C. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., (Dean of Pledges). Student Christian Association, Smith Hall Council, French Club, Soci- ology Club, International Relations Club Nickname: Robby Puryear, Thomas G. Major: History 3316-A Dawnshire Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Roddey, Mary E. Major: Gen. Science 515 Frank St., Rock Hill, S.C. Randall, Lillie Ann Major: Philosophy Ross, Vernon Major: Philosophy P. O. Box 2 1 2, Bolton, N. C. 81 1 E. Holly St., Rocky Mount, N. C. SENIOR DIRECTORY Samuels. Alice L. Major: Business Adinm. 100 N. Church St., Mannrng, S. C. Siiiith.Charlens J. Major: Elem. Education Route 1 , Box 7 I , New Zion, S. C. Sanders. Sharon A. Major: Psychology Smith. Grover Major: Economics 2044 Jacobs PI., Apt. A. Orlando. Fla. 220 Wardlaw St.. Anderson. S. C. President of Student Body. Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. Block S Club Scipio. Carolyn E. Major: Music Nickname: Smitty Box 518, Rowland, N.C. Shelton, Lula Nicole Major: History 4 ' - i Iniana Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C. Student Government, Pre-Alumni Council of Negro College Fund, Band Assistant, Dormitory Director Nickname: Nickie Simmons, Richertine Major: Psychology 1 1 7 Francis St.. Walterboro. S. C. Psychology Club Nickname: Tina Smith. John William Major: Economics 320 Hill St.,Pacolet.S. C. Nu Gamma Alpha Smith, Mary L. Major: Sociology 45 1 6 Cottage Grove. Chicago, 111. Student Government. Co-Chairman S.S.L.. Act 1-Editorial Board of Treewell. Debate Team, B.S.U.L. -Chairman, Co- ordinator voter Registration Project, Drama Group 08, Uni- versity Student Reporter SImpkins, Florece Major: Business Admin. Route I , Box 62, Warrenville, S. C. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority-Sergeant-at-arms. Miss Senior Class, S.C.A., Social Action Committee. Counselor Sanders Hall Nickname: Tootsie Snead, Delnier Majoi : Elem. Education Route I , Box 61 , Randolph, Va. S.M.E.A., Volunteer to Seigle Ave. Presbyterian Church Speakes. Gloria D. Major: Psychology 5 )36 Token St.. Columbia. S. C. Simpson. Tourgee Major: Political Science 716 1 llh Ave., West CordelcGa. Student Ciovernment, Men ' s Interrcsidential Council, Kappa Alpha Psi. Varsity Basketball Sims. Carolyn E. Major: English P.O. Box 374.WoodiulT. S. C. I ' niversitv Student Staton. Thomas J. Major: Economics General Del.. Marshville. N. C. Stephenson. Charles E. Major: Economics 1 92 ' ) McAhstei St.. Columbia. S. C. Omega Psi Phi Frat. Inc. Nickname: Steve Singleton, Vivian M. Ma|oi : English Stinson, Rogers L. Major: Chemistry V37 Cedar St.. Augusta. Ga. 2414 Kingspark Dr., Apt. C. Charlotte. N. C. SENIOR DIRECTORY Stockton, Betty J. Major: English Tiller, Gloria J. Major: Economics 545 Cherry St., Mooresville.N. C. Route 2, Box 207, Centre, Ala. Stockton, Terry Rankin Major: Sociology Turner, Clarence D., Jr. Major: English Route k. Box 60, Mt. Ulla, N. C. - ' Lawrence Lane, Lexington, Mass. Stowe, Charles Robert Major: Business Admin. 707 East Avenue, Belmont, N. C. Football, Block S Club, Groove Phi Groove Social Fellow- ship, Inc. Nickname: Chuck Turner, Michael Major: Physical Education 506 W. 150th St., New. York, N.Y. Omega Psi Phi, Basketball Team Nickname: Pappy Strong, Mary A. Major: English 815 Joyncr St., Ayden, N. C. Sturgis, John Major: Economics 1512Holly St., Augusta, Ga. Tyrance, Coleman F. Major: Economics Route I , Box 2 I 1 , Maysville, N. C. Vaughn, Janice Carolyn Major: Psychology 222 Orr Dr.. Rock HilKS.C. Alplia Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Styles, Reid O., Jr. Major: Political Science Route 2, Flyatt Rd., Vincetown, N. J. Waddell, Phyllis D. Major: Sociology 1632 Patton Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Thinna, Sylvia V. Major: English Route 1 , Box 2-MA, Cottageville, S. C. Wall, Cleonia K. Major: History 301 Gilchrist St.. Marion, S. C. University Choir Nickname: Kitty Thomas, AJfreedia Major: Elem. Education Route 1 , Box 201 , Crawlordville, Ga. SNEA Nickname: Freedia Kat Thomas Priscilla Major: English 383 W. Moore. Ave., Mooresville, N. C. Cultural Affairs, Union Committee, Band, Choir, Student Government, Secretary Union, Bull Staff, Universily Paper Wallace, Maxine Major: Elem. Education 427 Wake St., Charlotte, N.C. S.M.E.A., Off Campus Women Organization, Assistant Place- ment Director Nickname: Maxie Baby Washington, Elijah Major: Economics Route 1 , Box 83-F, Mayesville, S. C. Thompson, Elizabeth L. Major: Philosophy 1712 0aklawn Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Washington, Mable E. Major: Psychology Route 1 , Box 234, John ' s Island, S. C. Psychology Club SENIOR DIRECTORY Washington. Reginald J. Major; Physical Ed. P.O. Box 74, Cope, S.C. Williams. Thomas Major: Economics 434 Byrne St.. Petersburg. Va. Werts. Juanita S. Major: Elem. Education Route 5. Spartanburg, S. C. Nickname: Susan Williams. Wiley Major: Physical Ed. 805 Johnson St.. Cocoa, Florida Varsity Football Nickname: Choo,Choo West, Edward G. Major: Psychology 1 234 :8th St.. Newport News, Va. Willis. Catherine V. Major: Physical Ed. 14 Green St.. Patterson. N. J. Nickname: Slim Wheeler. Ronald A. Major: Physical Ed. 2234 Margurette St.. Columbia, S. C. Winstead. Rhoda A. Major: Elem. Education 3 1 1 Mayflower St.. Pittsburgh. Pa. Off-Campus Women ' s Organization. SNEA Whittle, Sandra Yvone Major: Economics 341 Garfield St., Apt. 1 . Danville, Va. Williams, Chrisandra E. Major: English Route 3, Petersburg Rd.. Pageland. S.C. University Student Staff Nickname: Sandy Lil Slab Williams, Clifton S. Major: Physical Ed. 7 1 7 H. Union St., Morganlon, N. C. Witherspoon, Verta Major: English Route I , Box 319, Lancaster, S. C. Dramatics Guild, Act I, Literary Guild, Off -Campus Organi- zation-Attendant to Miss Off -Campus, Reporter Nickname: Spoon Yates, Juanita Major: Political Science 1 261 St. Madar St., Mobile. Ala. International Relations Club. Student Government. Student Christian Association, Spanish Club, Dramatics Guild, Editor of University Student Nickname: Nita Baby Williams, George R., Jr. Major: Chemistry 1716 Cedar Lane, Rinston, N. C. Young, Linda E. Major: Elem. Education 103 Price St., Laurens, S.C.