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

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KAPPA ALPHA PSI Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity is the crystali- zation of a dream. It is the beautiful realiza- tion of a vision shared commonly by our founders, with Achievement as a main ob- jective. Alpha Epsilon Chapter was established at Johnson C. Smith on December 10, 1927. Since that time the members of AE have strived to keep our goals congruent with the basic idea that Kappa Alpha Psi was founded on. The fraternity has perfornned a host of ser- vice projects. Alpha Epsilon is instrumental Gary Thompson Polemarch James Barksdale III Vice Polemarch K A Lee Cobie Co-Dean of Pledgees Allen Muson munson) Keeper of Records Jessie Watkins Dean of Pledgees ALPHA EPSILON CHAPTER in helping to conduct a daily tutorial program at Friendship Baptist Church. This Program is designed primarily to aid junior and senior high school students who are experiencing difficulties in their school work. Another one of our main projects which is in conjunction with the national service project of Kappa is the Kappa Leadership Instructional League, which is designed to give young boys the in- centive and knowledge to become better men and more productive citizens. Perhaps one of the most distinguishing fea- Larr ' Tyler Keeper of Exchequer 208

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hrankhn McQueen Walter Shropshire Computer Science Club; Larry Williams, member of the Marching Band ' Frankhn McQueen, member of Ronald W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, Uni- versity Choir, Math Club, Reporter, University Student; Levonde Walker Co-Dean of Pledgees, member of the English Club; and William Hunter ' Dean of Pledgees, member of the Men ' s Inter-residence Council. The Brothers of Alpha Phi Alpha are not only striving for campus involve- ment but community involvement as well. Kenneth Koontz serves as a television and radio newsman with Charlotte ' s WBTV News and WBT Radio News. Walter Shropshire worked as a summer intern for Motion, bicorporation. He is presently working at the Business Development Center as a student bookkeeper. Ronald Hatcher and Mack McRae are representatives to the Radical Missions. Our involvement even exceeds the community. Benjamin Rawlins served as an intern in Washington, D.C. with Senator Edward Kennedy and the Na- tional Welfare Rights Organization. In achieving our aims the Brothers of Alpha Phi Aloha are working together to bring about University unity. We believe the best wav to achieve this i ' ; by rnaintaining an attitude of impartiality toward Greeks as well as Non-Greeks alike. We look upon every man as a Brother. Yes, together, we are striving to achieve the aims of Alpha Phi Alpha our fraternal bond. It is our ever endeavor to hold high the belief that: First of all, servant of all, we shall transcend, them all.

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tures of AE is its heavy social calendar. This year ' s social calendar included the coronation of Miss Kappa Alpha Psi and the Krimson and Kream Ball. There is no domain restricting the magni- tude of achievement by the brothers of Alpha Epsilon Chapter. The brothers are active in all phases of church, school and community activities. Several brothers have contributed outstanding achievement to the university such as Lee Coble in track and James Barks- dale, James Peters and Allen Munson in the Joseph Faust Pan-Hellenic Representative Charles Keeling Historian N n James Peters Harmon Goins University Choir. Jessie Watkins. Thomas Lat- imer, James Peters and Charles Keeling made the Dean ' s List and -lames Peters made Who ' s Who Among College Students, Joseph Faust — President of United Negro College Fund; James Peters — President of Pan-Hellenic Council; Harmon Goins and Larry Tyler — members of the Johnson C. Smith Marching Band. Whatever may be going on around Johnson C. Smith, you will always see a Kap- pa Man there. Brothers Jeremiah Cousins Preston Starr Parren Foster III Elwood Green