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

Text from Pages 1 - 312 of the 1973 volume:

Johnson C. Smith University is more than. just an institution. While giving us intellectual stimulation, she has helped us to become better people. We ' ould not be what we are today had it not been for her. Smith has helped us to prepare for one of the most important days of our lives — tomorrow. We came to Smith with just oae purpose in mind — to be somebody. Because of her, that ' s not just a dream anymore. J.C.S.U. holds many memories for all of us. Now is the time to recognize ourselves and our world as they are and to look with determination toward what we and it can be. It is the time to place our faith not in something, but in life. We can change this world, if only by changing ourselves. From this point on, it is up to all of us to pursue life. If we seek true harmony with each other, each of us will be the oasis the other has been seeking. It is to those of you who are not afraid to reach out, those who can relate to one another, and are willing to work at letting each other know it, that we dedicate this 1973 edition of THE BULL. The Essence of Life is man and woman . . . giving, doing, growing, shar- ing, dreaming, hoping, seeking, flnding, feeling, believing, loving, daring to be themselves. Brothers and sisters, let there be life. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF - Brenda Shepard SPECIAL ASSISTANT - Jennifer Simmons ASSOCIATE EDITOR - Clyde MacMillian BUSINESS MANAGER — Kelvin Crenshaw ADVISOR — Miss Odessa Roseboro DEDICATION We were both new and eager to prove that we could stand the pressure and accomplish the task that we had set out to do. And time proved us right. Dr. Newsom, you demonstrated not only ability, but you showed us another side not often seen by students in an educational institution. You showed us the human side. We could always depend on a warm smile and a heart handshake. Your doors were always open, ready and willing to listen to our complaints and problems. You were a friend to us when we needed a friend most. The Senior Class takes great pride in dedicating this edition of The Bull to you, Dr. Newsom, for trulv vou deserve it. DR. LIONEL H. NEWSOM mh PresitlenI ■lohnsim C. Smith I nirir.sK.v THE PRESIDENT ' S CHARGE TO THE CLASS OF 1971 Today, the sixteenth day of May, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred seventy one belongs to you only, and yet it belongs to you individually and collectively. You are among a precious few black youths who will receive the baccalaureate de- grees this year. This is true in spite of the fact that this is the largest class in the history of Johnson C. Smith University. Your challenge is to work with all your strength, mind and soul in order that it may be possible for many more to follow you. If we are to overcome the bitterness of oppression, the hurt of persecution, the hunger pangs of poverty, and the deliberate denials of our civil rights, many, many more must pass this way. You are tomorrow ' s leaders, like it or not, the responsibilities and penalties of leadership will be thrust upon you. Therefore, you should wear the name of Johnson C. Smith with noble pride and human dignity. NEWSOM ALPHA ' S MAN OF THE YEAR Dr. Lionel H. Newsom was named Man of the Year by the Beta Nu Lambda Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc., of Charlotte. N. C. He was selected because of his out- standing service to the Charlotte community and Johnson C. Smith University. The Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity awarded Attorney Julius Chambers the award last year because of his outstanding work in civil rights. Dr. Newsom is a member of the fraternity and more than thirty-five thousand men have been initiated into Alpha Phi Alpha since its found- ing in 1906 at Cornell University. The fraternity has been interracial since 1945 and there are now 155 college chapters and ' 220 alumni chapters in the 41 states including Africa, the West Indies. Europe and Vietnam. Since the announcing of Dr. New- som ' s resignation as president of Johnson C. Smith University he has been honored numerous times prior to his departure to Central State University, Wilberforce, Ohio where he is to assume his new presidency. PRESIDENT LIONEL H. NEWSOM was elected a member of the Charlotte Board of North Carolina National Bank. Durmg the year, Dr. Newsom received another precedent appointment in Charlotte when he became a member of the Charlotte Civil Service Board. He became the first Black member and will serve a two-vear term on the five-man committee. BUILD A NEW JERUSALEM Most of us are from, what was called when I was young, the slum; but now we ' ve given it a fancy name called the ghetto. It ' s the same. The houses are dilapi- dated; the rats are as big as cats. Roaches still run across your beds. We still have outhouses, and we still live without electricity. We have the highest rate of crime, the highest incident of infant mortality, the highest tubercular rate, (and we could go down the line listing all of these things.) And the highest il- literacy rate. How are we going to change h ' We are only going to change it in institutions like Johnson C. Smith University. One writer said — and I think that it was William Blake — Bring me my bow of gleaming gold. Bring me my idles of desire. My sword shall not sleep in mv hand, oh chariot of fire. We shall build within this country a new Jerusalem. We shall build Johnson C. Smith a stronger and a better institution. We must do this not by ' burn baby burn. I know that the ten- sions are high in the ghetto, but we only burn our- selves up. increase the poverty, and raise the pile of ashes high. But. what we should be saying is to get mad with opportunity — learn baby learn. Your parents, relatives and friends want to help. I have talked with many parents who have come to me about you; I have talked to you, and I will continue as all of these other people will continue to work with you to help you become what you want to become. The only way we can do that is by having your help. SPECIAL TRIBUTE At the 1968 Summer Olympics in Mexico City. Vince was the winner of a Gold medal. He was the lead man on the United States team composed of Ron Freeman (University of Arizona), Larry James (Villanova), and Lee Evans (San Jose State). The U.S. team was clocked at 2:66.1. TQjviui icmy Vince Matthews crosses finish line with a time of 44.94 to win semi-finals in the Track and Field 400 meter event at the Olympic games in Munich. Close behind are Karl Honz (370) of Germany with 45.32, John Smith (101) of Los Angeles with 45.46, and Charles Asati (571) of Kenva with 45.47. ( Photo b ' Wide World Photos ) S m Right: Vince raises his arms in triumph as he crosses the finish line to win the Olympic 400 meter event. Finishing second is teammate Wayne Collett of Santa Monica, California. Right behind Collett is Julius Sang of Kenya. Matthews ran the distance in 44.7 seconds. (Ph.. In bv Wide World Photos) BLACK MAN A SMITH MAN AMAN!!! Vince, The 1973 Bull Staff salutes you. OUR PRESIDENT DR. WILBERT GREENFIELD Dr. Greenfield was unanimously named as the tenth president of Johnson C. Smith University at the November 18 meeting of the Trustee Board meeting. A native of North Carolina, he assumed the president ' s post on January 1. 1973. Dr. Greenfield comes to Smith from Jackson State College, Jackson, Mississippi where he was Dean of Academic Affairs. He completed his undergraduate work at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University and earned the masters and doctorate degree in Physiology from Iowa State University. THE FIRST FAMILY THE BEGINNING i . ' W ' HOT FUN IN THE S u M M E R T I M E PEOPLE NEEDING ALIGHT chXnge forxJi er J HTHE KEYPUNCH PEOPLE JUST NEEDING PEOPLE CHANGING PHASES  . HOPALONG CASSIDY tr and the SUNDANCE KID FACES ir ■. d . ' u- MORE DOING WHAT COMES NATURAL AND IN THE DORMS EACH Introverts I N D I V I D U A L I S H I S Extroverts Studiers, music buffs, drinkers, Yoga enthusiasts, sleepers and . . . Groomers and stylists I .Xr n4 v« . , ' J  i W T . L? « PERSONALITIES HowardLee JulianBond Alvin AUey Dancers Port Authority JohnPatton Mandrm Voice, Inc. Breakwater Tommy Scott Young The Majors Chocolate Funk H. R. Amonoo, Ambassador to the U.S. from Ghana Harlem Dance Theatre HOMECOMING It is fun time in the Queen city. All of Charlotte seems to have converged on the hill . For it is time to honor Smith graduates, to express loyalty and love for the University, and to demonstrate progress. It is Homecoming ' 72 — the same but somehow different . . . THE BLACK WOMAN AN ESSENCE OF LOVE AND BEAUTY IL- r « , T2S Above; The Nation of Ethopia enters. Student Government President, ( .ail Orv. and Vice-President, William Jordan lead the procession of Ethiipian Kings and Princesses. Left; The Organizational Queens enter and take their positii ALL « , ' ANXIOUSLY AWAIT THE ENTRANCE of THE QUEEN of Egypt v Left to RiRhl: lu;iiula Uradlord, Tho Hifih Priestess and Carki Armstn.nK. The Heir to the Thr Miss Senior Class Brenda Shepard and Paul Wright Miss Junior Class Norma Withrow and President Kenneth Hodge 4 M li THE NATION OF ETHOPIA Miss Sophomore Class Thomasina Nixon and President James Nelson Miss Freshman Class Cerise Stevens and President Rudoli)h Bradlev W rcslleri- oiler lisihl as recreation to th e Queen. • l.ui ' -irlMiiI.Tliiiii llu-()ufi ' ii Willi (lane Firflhicuerilnesasvn.hi.h. hiedai y r V ;. ' ■; m . . J f Km ' ' Hb H i X 1a: -J «f::r. ; The F.Kvptian Queen and her C.urt r- ' Ph:- uJi fl I Hail to the Queen . . . Hail to the Queen . . . Hail to the QUEEN OF EGYPT! •;- ' ) ' ' - y.,r..,;- -.- ' - ...a-c ■-,.,,,,.,., 5 ' y V v . I LOOK outside at the beauty of nature — it exhilarates me. And my woman your beauty does the same as our bodies are together clinging to each other ... we see the richness of each other. And between the two of us there is a thing called LOVE — for you are an everlasting thought as I feed on your exhilarations and you feed on mine ... we are one my woman I your God — you my Goddess — you my Queen as your beauty glows internally and externally. For our LOVE will last forever my woman — forever. ttT ' w: ' ' 3CSR ' M I S S J c s u a n d %w E BENNETT of Sanders Hkll vey, III. :aniiM| LC. i y NORMA J. ROBINSON Sweetheart of Phi Beta Sigma Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. -4 • -■ ' • Si - : s BELINDA DELORIS LEE Sweetheart of the Student Christian Association Bennettsville, S.C. • y«i ' Z , . ' . , ' V . V, . f :l ••Vv : fe ' a5 f .- :. 8i l ;i ' 5i- SHARON M eart of Unite I Warrensv ROBINS( Negro Colleg Fund Hts.,Ohio V ' f «• WILLA E. MARTIN weetheart of Omega Psi Phi Columbia, S.C. i y i0mf SONDRAM. MITCHELL Sweetheart of the P.E. Club Mti. Vernon, N.Y. - LORES A. fNu Gamma Al IPlains, N.Y. SANDRAA. J(V, i Sweetheart of Kappa Alah Ft. Lauderdale, Flit. JANTCEM.flEEfe ' E y Swetthearl of the French Club • ( ' ha-5lotte;N.6h ■ % • • Vt ' ' ' ,. . ' ' • r , ' ■ • • . , • ' • . , ' ' I • ■V ' ' Sr f ' JT ' t.Mi J, BRENDA M. SOLOMON weetheart of Off-Campus Men ' s Organization Westbury, N.Y. iL DELORES ANN V GHP ,% Sweetheart of Di l0hi ' , ChattaWbsa nn. ' ii llM. «r jr - ««t T ' . L- , • L iawMMF- ' mJl •J. ■,. . ' V  fi$n m ' j-HBWAT.McCOlftp- SweetJieart of the Library Club Atlanta, Ga. - • ' j _tt ' ir t CAROLYN J.MeCOLLUM fSweetheart of the University Choir Charlotte, N.C. 1; V KATHLEEN KEia V SwemheartofAl iaPm hi fieartofAlf( laf ' it ' Geqi)|etowr 1, S.t . 1  I :. '  i •V - s J J- ' • .- f! t! ! m ' riv: ■ z ' W t 1 - , ' f ■ V kNICE HAMLET Sweethearl of Soul Chorale Ensemble .Reidsville, N.C. I I [ . Wr I i l i f i I i Ik deHa pellam Sucetheartvf Alpha Phi Omega Buffalo, N.Y. WHO ' S WHO AMONG UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES A M E R I C A N Omega R. Autry Marshville, N.C. Timothy L. Cotton Burlington. N.C. Daisy L. Davis Prichard, Ala. Gail G. Dry Teaneck, N.Y. Janie Fuller Greenville. S.C. Andrew Grav, -Ji . Ch-.-: -e.:;.c. Harriett Harris Greensboro, N.C. I ■ . ■M A. Joyce Hicks Goldsboro, N.C. Bruce B. Humphrey Jacksonville, N.C. Barbara L. Johnson Philadelphia, Pa. William G. Jordan, Jr. Philadelphia, Pa. , Joseph T. Majors Greenville. S.C. Linda Newkirk Favetteville. N.C. Connie E. Pendergrass Charlotte, N.C. Maggie M. Peterson Sumter. S.C. g i fiSi, Brenda K. Shepard ■Jacksonville, N.C. Recardo V. Sockwell Winston-Salem. N.C. Charles Vaughn, Jr. Philadelphia, Pa. jii£. Ci-iziics. of JLlJe . . . n o ORGANIZATION ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ' • - NIZATIONS STUDENT GOVERNMENT Left to right: W Advisor: Michael illiam -lordar Harrison. Tn Vice-President usurer: Greftory Pt Maggie Peterson, Recording Secretary; Gail Dry. President: Timothy Cottn Legal Advisor; and David Crumpton, Parliamentarian. Legal I DREAM A WORLD I dream a world where man No other will scorn. Where love will bless the earth And peace its paths adorn. I dream a world where all Will know sweet freedom ' s way, Where greed no longer saps the soul Nor avarice blights our day. A world I dream where black or white, Whatever race you be. Will share the bounties of the earth And every man is free. Where wretchedness will hang its head, And joy, like a pearl. Attend the needs of all mankind. Of such I dream — Our world! STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Bottom (L to R): Brendii Faison, Rr M..se Hardin, .loseph Maiors, .lanice Reese, ronnie Pende sallnd Stewart. Anne ( ' («ike. Chiudean Cooper. Norma Robn . Karen GiUings. Marcell Stitt. Top: Devia Pellam. Shirley Evans. BULL y i STAFF Business Manager Kelvin Crenshaw Advisor, Miss Odessa Rnseboro confers with the Editor. Darrvl Clark and Lynette Bake Dianne Wilson and Grant Vinson Jean Wilkins. Grant Vinson. Angelia Wright, Cunslanie Hall, and Janice Vernelle Sherald. Felicia Pressley. Karen Baysmore. Jackie Glover. Marilyn Gibson, Hamlet and Darrvl Clark Sandra Williams. Norma Robinson. Rosemary Hall, Meryl Clark Left to right: Charles Gamble. Deirdre Wiggins. Tom Villines. Helen Graham. Gregory Fogue. Larry Thumlin. Fred Wilson. Wyman Henderson. Vincent Howell. Mr. Ernest James. UNIVERSITY STUDENT Omega Autry Editor-in-Chief l.efl to right: Hreiidii SheiKird. .lame Fuller, Andrew Cray, Patrieia Alexander, Seated (L to R): Patricia Alexander. Janie Fuller, Nadine Stoney. N ' orita Spealis. Standing: Brenda Shep- ard, Linda Newkirk. Andrew Gray. Omega Autry, and Clyde MacMillian. THE UNIVERSITY STUDENT Vox Studientium Published Throughout The Year By And For The Students Of Johnson C. Smith University Charlotte, North Carolina Omega Autry Editor-in-Chief Daisy Davis Associate Editor JoAnn Hardnett Sports Editor Clyde MacMillian Assistant Sports Editor Nadine Stoney Circulation Manager George Hart Managing Editor Patricia Alexander Copy Editor Brenda Shepard Business Manager Frankie Hutton Adviser STAFF MEMBERS: Linda Newkirk, Yo- landa Brewton, Andrew Gray, Ruth Hine, Priscilla Johnson, Durwood Hall, Wilfred David, Terry Lewis, Ella McLeod. Rose- mary Hall, Ethel Kelly, Leroy Reeder, Harriet Harris, Janie Fuller, Crystal Daniels, Thomas Amo, Agnes Whittle, Kevin Crenshaw, Joyce Cureton, Barbara Johnson, Norita Speaks, Rhonda Coving- ton, Helene Graham. Left row (top to bottom): Gary Williams, Brenda Shepard, George Hart, Linda Newkirk, Ethel Kel- ly, Barbara .lohnson. Right row: Omega . utry, Janie Fuller. Nadine .Stoney. Yolanda Brewton. Patricia Alexander. ( ' f ' ' JOHNSON C. SMITH UNIVERSITY CONCERT CHOIR q C. W. KEMP Director Kum-Ba-Yah (Come by Here) SATB, a cappella Alleluia from Brazilian Psalm Psalmo Brasileiro For Full Chorus of Mixed Voices a cappella ff mo s ' JOHNSON C SMITH UNIVERSITY CHOIR Stoprano LaVone Coley MaWs Douglas Brenda Dunnieyer Joy Edwards Sarah Jefferson Mawannah Johnson Bemetta Klutz Ciuolyn McCoUum Shirley McLean Deborah Neal Billie Nichols CeceUa Parker Brenda Shepard Vara Smith Eliza Walker Lucellustine Walker Agnes Whittle Mto Karen Baysmore Juanita Bradford Beniadette Crumlin Geraldine Dawson Beverly Ellis Julie Fisher Claudette Harrison Ethel KeUy Brenda Lundy Jiinet Perry Janice Reese Jenin ' fer Simmons Aloha Wilson Tenor James Barksdale R.ieiiaid BrowTi Ronald Burwell Stephen Cooper Franklin McQueen Larry Thompson Donald Turner Basa-Baritone William Alsbrooks Malcolm Barksdale Gerard Benson Garry Bond James Carroll Clarence Chisholm Caldwell Crawford Gregory Fitten Amzie Gray Nell Prioleau Grant Vinson Michael Washington Robert Washington ( arl Wheehng Frederick Womack I Heard the Preaching of the Elders S.S.A.A.T.Bh. PORGY aivd BESS Musk by GEORGE GERSHWIN Lyici by DU BOSE HEYWARD and IRA GERSHWIN The Marching Golden Bulls D R U M M A J O R F R E D R I C K M U R R A Y Fredrk-k Murray and Beverly Mitchell i M A Beverly Mitchell Head Majorette m rc.-j Marcella Morris Loretta Giles Demetrus Cunn i n n h a i Elaine Stevens Annie Williams UNIVERSITY MEMORIAL UNION Mrs. Joyce Crisp, Directo Mr. Paul Reed. Assistant Direct Miss Patra 4dams, Secreta Mr. Herbert Gidney. Camerndm Directc Left to right: Clyde MacMillian. Nn Gray, and Joe Cooper. •lames Nelson. Brenda Shepard. Oliver Reeder. Andrew ill  urtK!.iiMUU! Stevie wonder (lamia) [Ti ME AND MRS. JONES Billy Paul (Philadelphia International) [fl WHY CANT WE LIVE TOGETHER Timmy Thomas (Glades) BREAKING UP SOMEBOOr ' S HOME Albert King (Stax) TROUBLE IN MY HOME Joe Simon (Spring) SOMEBODY LOVES YOU The Whispers (Janus) DADDY ' S HOME The Jackson Five (Motown) THAT ' LL BE GOOD ENOUGH FOR ME Ranee Allen Group (Gospel Truth) IF YOU LET ME Eddie Kendricks (Tamla) PAPA WAS A ROLLING STONE The Temptations (Gordy) S SUPER FLY Curtis Mayfield (Curlom) H I ' LL BE YOUR SHELTER Luther Ingram (Koko) STOP OOGGIN ' ME Johnny Taylor (Stax) iR) TROUBLE MAN Marvin Gaye (Tamla) lb) YOU OUGHT TO BE WITH ME Al Green (Hi) IF YOU DON ' T KNOW ME BY NOW Harold Melvin and The Blue Notes (Philadelphia International) BABY SITTER Betty Wright (Alston) LOVE IS HERE The Futures (Gamble) DUKE HALL COUNCIL Left to Right: Karen Bavsniore, Mabel Ann Gupton, Sandra Williams. Diane Wilson. Marv Wilson, Andrea rhalfin. C.eraldine Dawson Vickie Gil- christ. LISTON HALL COUNCIL Left to Right: Sara Hurst, Alnetha I ' ohen. Sheridan Murph, 112 Sanders Hall Council Left lo Kight: Sluiron I•:lrn h. .loan Dunmyer. Rosalind Stewart, .lovie Curctnn. Smith Hall Council Left to Right: Donald Turner. Diinhar Austin. Mose.s Hardin, .lesse Lowry. BERRY HALL COUNCIL Seated (L to R): Ulysses Lee. Mickel Singleton. Oary Siplin Standing: .AnthcmvTolbert. Robert Page. Nathaniel Butle MYERS HALL COUNCIL Left to Right: Tharlcs Cadson. Kenneth Locke. Eugene -Johnson. Neil Prioleaii. Tollis Edwards. Meredith Baker. CARTER HALL COUNCIL Left to Right: Ronald Tassie, George Daltim, Rudolph Bradley. Robert Page, James Laster. Stanley Brown, Nathaniel Osborne, VVillred David, Alan Johnson, Arthur Berry. Terry Douglas, Message to a Black Soldier The black brothers at home refuse to go to war. They say: the Viet Cong never called us nigger. As the black soldier shot the Cong, the Viet cried: we are both niggers — WHY? Don L. Lee Mrs. Laney Ward Directress, Duke Hall Mrs. Gottlieb Harvest Directress, Sanders Hall Miss Alice Isaac Assistant Directress, Sanders Hal Miss Rosa Land Assistant Directress, Listen Hall Mrs. Dorothy Worthy Assistant Directress, Sanders Hall Mr. William Holmes Director, Carter Hall Mr. Freddie Clinton Director, Myers Hall Mr. Henry Marshall Director, -Smith Hall R. W. Johnson Spiritual Choir First row: .leanette Patterson. Agnes Whittle. Ethel Kelly. Rosalind Stewart. Norma Robinson. Romona Nelson. Norita Speaks. Brenda Faison. Second row: loseph Majors I Director). Eliza Walker. Anne Cooke. Clauriean Cooper. Karen Ciillings. LaVonne Colev. Karen Bavvsmore, Elaine West, Third row: Frank McQueen. Manuel -lones. Hallowed Long. Neil Prioleau. Ronald Burwell. Mo.ses Hardin. Marcell Stitt. Freshmen Week Committee Left to Right: Ceraldine Dawson, Joseph Maiors. Charles Lirui.hi, .lovte Cureton. Daisv Davis. ro- ' hairman. Barbara -lohnsnii. Dehnrah Walker. Dean .Joseph (iaston, Co-rhairman. Moses Hardin. Ron Thomas. Dean Herbert Rhedrick. IRA Aldridge Dramatics Guild Left to Right: Devial Soul Chorale Ensemble First row: Althea Thomas, Jackie Glover. Janice Hamlet, Elaine West Second row: Jeanette Roberts, Moses Hardin. Janet Perry, Karen Bays- njore, Jeanette Patterson, Norita Speaks, Directress. UNCF First row: Sharon Parrish, Joseph Majors, Crystal Daniels, .lennifer Simmons, Karen Gillings. Janie Harrison. Second row: Elwood Green. John Brown. Brenda Allison. Charles KeelinK. Gary Williams. Off-Campus Women ' s Organization Seated Left to Right: Joyce Ballard, Lucellustme Walker. Velma Norman, Carolyn McClain. Standing: Juanita Bradford, Angela Tav Cunningham, Martha Caldwell. Leondras Perry. .Jeanette McClain. Glenda Pyant, Brenda Walker, Peggy Jeters. SNEA First row: Peggy Jeters, Cheryl Whitley, Lucellustine Walker, Freda Simmons. Second row: Marcia Bynoe, Joyce Pressley, Joyce Ballard, Elida Perry. Third row: Jeanette McClain, Deborah Ledbetter, Hester Cunningham. Daniel Whyte. P.E. Club First row: Norma VVithn.w, Edwin CiliMin. Ins Basking. Arimld Green. MarcelUi M.irris. Marlni Meadows. Sandra Brown. Second row: Matthew Rivers, Diane Harris. Charles Daw.son, Brenda Sharp. Sieve .J.iyner. Richard CamiJliell Third row: .lanLce Hayes. India Harris. Norma Hart. Robert Paige, Caria Armstrong. Biology Club Standing: Walter Peacuck. President. Mrs. Violet Washington. Fredriek Womaek. Tonv Core, .lackie Miller. Leon Stokes. Cain Burgess, Larry Tyler. Seated: Beverly Caither. Vara Smith. Iris.lones. Klsie King, Claiidette Harrison. Cheryl Morris. Starlet Martin. Math Club Left to Right: Vanessa Crimes. Maggie Peterson. Lular Jones, Christy Shelton, Metter Collins. Nelson Andrews. Bruce Humphrey, Vivian Ferguson. DeLois Washington, President. French Club Left to Right: Janice Cross. Janice Reese. Beverly Gaither. Patricia Alexander. Antoine Diantete. Kelvin Crenshaw. Omega Autry. Gerald Wallace, Moses Hardin. President. Dr. Paul Saman. Advisor. LIBRARY CLUB Left (T to B): Charles Monnie, Rose Lynch, Segrid Free- man, Shelia McCov, Manuel Jones, Lular Jones, Daisv Brown, Miss Belinda Wang, Advisor. Right (T to B): Paul Wright. Marcell Stitt, Sherman Pyatt. Clifton Wilson, Bernetta Klutz, Carolyn Hairston, Annie Williams, Ethel Kelly, President. ACT ONE First Row (L to R): Marv Ann (laither, Cassandra Reynolds, Norma Robinson. Connie Williams. Second Row: Olyneitha Mitchell. Rhonda Hannah. Theresa Howell. Mabel C ' ulp Third Row; Andrew Gray, George Hart, Jo Ann Hardnett, Omepa Autry. Genevenia Robinson. HONOR SOCIETIES S G M R H O S G M Dorothy Mintz, President ' ALPHA PSI OMEGA Left to Right: Raenard Bmwn, Andrew Grav. Kathy Ens ' ish. and Joseph Majors. ALPHA KAPPA MU Left to Right: Dcirolhy Mint?., Del.ois Washingtim. Metier Collins, .lanie Fuller, and Cas.sandra Reynolds BETA KAPPA CHI Left to Right; Metier Collins, Nelson Andrews. Delois Washington. SIGMA TAU DELTA j Left to Right: Dr. Kirkland Jones. Advisor. Cassandra Reynolds. Barbara Johnson. George Hart. President. Norman Robinson. Connie Williams, Margaret Shelton. Yolanda Brewton. Patricia Coley, Theresa Howell, Karen Gillings, Andrew Gray. you are now entering the land of . . . A U $B K A X$B G R DST E E K D A-J-A O M A K A R BLRCK 5I5TES-:arn PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL Top (L. to R.): Elaine Evans, Kelvin Trenshaw, Lular Jnnes. Bruce Humphrey. Maggie Peterson. Garry Bond, Lawr Williams. Elwood Creen. Bottom: Hugh Leavens. Clennis Lee. Charles Vaughn, President; Gary Williams, Phi Beta Sigma Vice President: Daisy Davis. Zeta Phi Beta Recording Secretary: Kathleen Kelly, Alpha Kappa Alpha Corresponding Secretary: Glennis Lee. Delta Sigma Theta Treasurer: Charles Vaughn, Omega Psi Phi Reporter: Kelvin Crenshaw, Phi Beta Sigma Parliamentarian: Garry Bond, Alpha Phi Alpha Zeta Takes The Stage! ! ! Often in the world of the theater ( all the world ' s a stage . . . ' . you know) there are all kinds of claims to fame. Therefore, as the time for award ceremonies draws nigh, we call your attention to this year ' s list of Blue and White Superstars. Constance Williams Basileus Randy Davis 1st Anti-Basileuj Daisy Davis 2nd Anti-Basileus Phylacter Deborah Witherspoon ( rammateus KAPPA CHAPTER Theresa Howell Geraldine Da Crystal Daniels Each of these nominees seeks to win an oscar for scholarship, service, finer womanhood and sisterly love. They all are members of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. So, this year ' s winner has got to be Y B, a sorority filled with superstars! After all, isn ' t scholarship, service, finer womanhood and sisterly love what being a superstar is all about? Maggie Peterson Tamiochous ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY, INC. Vereda Johnson Anti-Grammateus Murvyn Baker Grammateus Adria Cox Anti-Basileus Lucinda Bowen Basileus Cheryl Smith Anti-Tamiochou: Not Pictured Verana Terry Dean of Pledgees Sara Hurst Neophyte Chairman Elaine Stevens Cn-Dean of Pledgees Yoland Brewton Metier Collins The Gamma Delta Chapter ot Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. have taken leading roles in carrying on the Smith tradition of excellence in every sense of the word. In being of service to all mankind . Gamma Delta has participated in various campus and community activities. Campus positions held by sorors include: Patricia Coley — Vice-President, Sigma Tau Delta Honor Society DeLois Washington — Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, Beta Kappa Chi Honor Society; President. Math Club Brenda Shepard — Editor. The Bull; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges; Business Manager, University Student; Representative to the Board of Trustees Metter Collins — President, Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society; Treasurer. Beta Kappa Chi Honor Society Rosalind Stewart — Treasurer. Sanders Hall Yoland Brewton — Corresponding Secretary. Senior Class; Sigma Tau Delta Honor Society Dorothy Mintz — Treasurer. Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society; Sigma Rho Sigma Honor Society Linda Newkirk — Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges; President. Sanders Hall Lucinda Bowen — Secretary. Student Investment Trust Fund Maggie Peterson — Who ' s Who Among Students in American Univer- sities and Colleges; Secretary. Student Government Glenda Pyant — President. City Women ' s Club Murvyn Baker — Secretary, Political Science Club Adria Cox — Corresponding Secretary, Sophomore Class Karen Gillings — Sigma Tau Delta Honor Society Martha Cook — Recording Secretary, Pan-Hellenic Council Vivian Ferguson — Secretary, Math Club Sorors who reign as queens are: Carla Armstrong — Attendant to Miss JCSU •Juanita Bradford — Attendant to Miss JCSU Patricia Coley — Miss Sigma Tau Delta Kathleen Kelly — Miss Alpha Phi Alpha Lucinda Bowen — Attendant to Miss Alpha Phi Alpha Brenda Shepard — Miss Senior Class, Attendant to Miss Alpha Phi Alpha Rosalind Stewart — Miss Alpha Kappa Alpha DeLois Washington — Miss Math Club Soul Stepping Sorors tjMM Vivian Ferguson P Karen G rC . Lular Jone Glenda Pyant of AKA Dorothv Mintz Brenda Shepard Rosalind Stewart DELTA SIGMA THETA SORORITY, INC. Iris Baskin Brenda Beckwith Debra Bright Rhonda Covington Bernadette Crumlin Shannon Freeman Wanda Foy Janie Fuller Sharon Gilbert Johnnie Goodwin Gwendolyn Harris Eleanor Johnson Lucy King GlennJs Lee Willa Martin Sandra Mayo Beverly Mitchell Marcella Morris Jacqueline Morrison Carolyn McCollum Genova McFaddcn Claudia Nance Velma Norman Connie Pendergrass Cassandra Kevnolds Annie Robinson Evelyn Robinson Genevenia Robinson Sharon Robinson Deborah RoUerson Sandra Rollins Margaret Shelton Jennifer Simmons Linda Smith Cheryl Whitley Phyliss Worthy Blenda Younger Dynamic Delta! Delia Womenl Sprins Line ly73 ... In Delta we have the living of service rather than the giving of service — the promise to ourselves as black women to bring about love, peace, harmony and sincere concern for those around us. In our goals and aspirations we seek to become all that we are capable of becoming and in doing so we become even more dynamic as a sorority. Delta Sigma The ta will forever be a sorority of dedicated women with an impressive past, a fulfilling present, and a lucrative future! Bruce Humphrey President Paul Wright Vice-President Franklin IWcQueen Secretary Marcelles Barr •(,-I)i-annl [ ' ledges Jerry Maynard Deanof I ' ledsees On December 4, 1906 at Cornell University. Ithaca, New York, the first Black college fraternity was founded. Alpha Phil Alpha Fraternity. Inc. It was founded with the aims: manly deeds, scholarship, and love for all mankind. Here, on the campus of -lohnson C. Smith, the nine active brothers of Apha Omicron Chapter are working each day to maintain these aims. We. the brothers of Alpha Omicron. in an effort to maintain our aims, wholeheartedly believe that Without brother- hood there can only be chaos; with brotherhood we may look forward to reaching the ultiinate goal of mankind — peace with freedom and justice . Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. Solomon Hilliard Business Manager ALPHA EPSILON CHAPTER Steve Jovner Basileus Michael Harrison First Vice-Basileus Moses Jones Second V ' ice-Basileus Charles Watson Keeper ot Records Seals Cain Burgess Assistant Keeper of Records ; Seals Ulysees Lee eper of Finance George Evans Keeper of Peace Charles Vaughn Historian Edward Jordan Chaplain Frederick Sanders Co-Dean of Pledgees William Cameron Assistant Keeper of Finance The Omega Psi Phi Fraternity was founded on the campus of Howard University with the purpose of bringing young men of like interest together under the four cardinal prin- ciples of Manhood, Scholarship. Perserverance, and Uplift. Here at J. C. Smith, the Fraternity is represented by the young men of Rho Chapter. Those rendering needed services to the University are: Charles Vaughn — Who ' s Who Among Students In American L ' niversities and Colleges, Pan-Hellenic Council Michael Harrison — Treasurer, Student Government Association Ulysees Lee, James McCoy — Men ' s Inter-Residence Council Hugh Leavens. Charles Vaughn. Cain Burgess — Biology Club Cain Burgess. Allen Stafford — Marching Golden Bulls Avee Poston, Dell Patterson, Ulysees Lee — Football Team Steven Joyner. James Sanders — Basketball Team William Cameron — Political Science Club Avee Poston, Kenneth Locke, Michael Harrison, Andre Piggery, Ulvsees Lee, Luther McMorris — Business Club Andre Piggery James McCoy Kenneth Locke Daryl Gilmore Avee Poston Dale Patterson Q - Dogs Allen Stafford Luther McMorris Lawrence Kverett James Sanders Mark Royster Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Wilbur Cooper James Yo The brothers of Alpha Epsilon Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity strive to obtain achievement in all phases of human involvement. Achievement is the motto of Kappa men the world over. Not only do Kappa men strive to obtain achievement themselves, but also to promote it among black brothers everywhere. The brothers of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. Inc. here '  -|- ws at Smith manifest this through their active participation in campus events as well as various campus organizations. The broth- ers are also very active in the Charlotte community. Activities in which the men of Kappa Alpha Psi have been involved this past year include Voter Registration, daily tutorial service at Friendship Baptist Church, and fundraising for U.N.C.F. dur- Jamcs Barksdale Keeper nl Reciirds Parran Foster Strategus Larrv Tyler Keeper IKxcheKi Lawrence Crockett CivOean ol Pledgees CHAPTER OF ing homecoming. The brothers have also been involved with the Kappa League which is one of our national programs geared toward the development of leader- ship ability of young black males. Future plans include sponsoring social functions for the eniovment of the campus com- munity. We also plan to give a scholarship award in memory of our departed brother James R. Peters as well as sponsor Easter activities for underprivileged brothers and sisters in the community. The Nupes of Alpha Epsilon Chapter will continue to strive in Phi Nu Pi. r f r N p r r r r r O Below is a list of the brothers ' in- volvement in campus organizations, athletics, and achievement in aca- demics. Matthew Walker Joseph Majors — President, Stu- dent Christian Association; Director, R. W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Larry Tyler — Marching and Con- cert Band Sam King and Lawrence Crockett — Track Team Ronald Williams — Men ' s Inter- Residence Council Preston Starr — President, Smith Hall James Barksdale — LIniversitv Choir Charles Keeling — President. L ' ni- ted Negro College Fund Elwood Green — United Negro College Fund Matthew Walker — Swimming Team Parran Foster, Elwood Green, Allen Munson, James Barksdale, and Law- rence Crockett all made the Dean ' s List last semester. Ronald Williams © Maurice Redmond liiA Sam King Joseph Majors W Reginald ' Johnson FRATERNITY INC. ALPHA PHI OMEGA Service Is Our Thing Alpha Phi Omega is an international service frater- nity. We are a diverse fraternity, and yet we are united in our diversity. We all share the common goals of leadership, friendship, and service. We like to think service to the chapter comes after service to our fellow- man on campus, in the community, and in the nation. Friends, we invite you to join us in service to the cam- pus, community, and nation. No college education today is complete without engaging in service to mankind. Since 192.5 Alpha Phi Omega has been the one persis- tent service-oriented organization on college campuses. It is unique in being a true fraternity in fellowship, but one inclusive in membership, respecting each man ' s right to be proud of his race, his color, his religion, and his political preferment. Thomas Bland Vice-l ' re sident .Marcus Matthews Dean nt Pledgees If We Must Die Claude McKay If we must die, let it not be like hogs Hunted and penned in an inglorious spot, While round us bark the mad and hungry dogs. Making their muck at our accursed lot. If we must die, O let us nobly die. So that our precious blood may not be shed. In vain; then even the monsters we defy Shall be constrained to honor us through dead! O kinsmen! We must meet the common foe! Though far outnumbered let us show us brave. And for their thousand blows deal one death blow! What though before us lies the open grave? Like men we ' ll face the murderous, cowardly pack, Pressed to the wall, dying, but fighting back! SYMPATHY I know what the caged bird feels, alas. When the sin is bright on the upland slopes; When the wind stirs soft through the springing grass And the river flows like a stream of glass; When the first bird sings and the first bud opes. And the faint perfume from its chalice steals — I know what the caged bird feels! I know why the caged bird beats his wing Till its blood is red on the cruel bars; For he must fly back to his perch and cling When he fain would be on the bough a-swing; And a pain still throbs in the old, old scars And they pulse again with a keener sting — I know why he beats his wing! I know why the caged bird sings, ah me. When his wing is bruised and his bosom sore, When he beats his bars and would be free; It is not a carol of joy or glee. But a prayer that he sends from his heart ' s deep core, But a plea, that upward to Heaven he flings — I know why the caged bird sings! Paul Lawrence Dunbar The Black Finger Angelina W. Grimke I have just seen a beautiful thing Slim and still, Against a gold, gold sky, A straight cypress. Sensitive Exquisite, A black finger Pointing upwards. Why, beautiful, still finger are you black? And why are you pointing upwards? Life is Fine I went down to the river, I set down on the bank. I tried to think but couldn ' t, So I jumped in and sank. I came up once and hollered! I came up twice and cried! If that water hadn ' t a-been so cold I might ' ve sunk and died. But it was Cold in that water! It was cold! I took the elevator Sixteen floors above the ground. I thought about my baby And thought I would jump down. I stood there and I hollered! I stood there and I cried! If it hadn ' t a-been so high I might ' ve jumped and died. But it was High up there! It was high! So since I ' m still here livin ' , I guess I will live on. I could ' ve died for love — But for livin ' I was born. Though you may hear me holler. And you may see me cry — I ' ll be dogged, sweet baby. If you gonna see me die. Life is fine! Fine as wine! Life is fine! Langston Hughes SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS iiiJiiiiiiiiiiNijiiiiiiiiiiiiiilgiiMiiiiiaiiiliiriaiikliiiiiillt . . 1972-73 GOLDEN BULLS M : i ' XMMW ' M:it First Row (L to R): William Lide, Nathanial Osborne, Dale Patterson, Tom Johnson, Herb Carmichael, Bill Dulin, Wil- lie Montfjomery, Joe Smith, Ralph Collette, William Harris, Bruce Duke, Ronald Rogers, Donald Beamer. Second Row: Ozzie Smith, Sammy Smith, Uly.sses Lee, Anthony Tolbert, James Costen, Glenn Haynes, Randy Blythe, Greg Smith, Kenneth Golden, James Wideman, LeRoy Cooke, Meredith Baker. Joseph Gunn. Third Row: Luther Turner, Otis Jones, David Buckman, Avee Poston, Alex Young, Ronnie Corley, Daniel Harvin, Stev e Smith, Billy Corbett, Robert Thomas, Kenneth Hopkins, Linwood Spindle, Russell Paige, Ronald Miles, Melvin Samuels, Alphonso Jones, Eric Richardson, Daniel Whyte, Michael Gibson, George Hill, Walter Coleman, David Green, Larry Matkins. L to R: Eddie McGirt, Head Coach and Athletic Director, Moses Sharpe, Re- ceivers Coach, Bill Davis, Line Coach, and Kenny Powell, Backfield Coach. •Bulls in CONTROL ' i 75 :; ' % M ■ffii Leftback 6-2 220 Detroit, Michigan Tom Johnson 76 Offensive Tackle 6-5 240 Hurdle Mills, N.C. BUly Corbett LUTHER CARTER HITMAN A L L C I A A WILLIAM LIDE TROUBLE MAN A L L C I A A The Nucleus of Gridiron Glory ' ■ ' ' ' ' ,, . . ' ' - -; ' , ;Si£ : A r .;S ' ;.i ' ■:y ' . ..df. ' ' WILLIAM LIDE WR Bronx, NY. 5 10 — 175 lbs. Football is what you think it is. To some it is war and violence, chess and strategy, color and motion, or maybe just entertainment. Eddie C.McGirt LUTHER TURNER DE Burlington, N.C. 6 ' 0 — 2301bs. OZZIE SMITH OG Cleveland, Ohio e ' l ' i — 2351bs. . : ry r Y A : :% ti ' DONALD BEAMER WR Galax, Va. 5 ' 10 — 1751bs. TO! DANIEL HAH IN QB Manning, S.C. 6 ' 4 — 2101bs. DAVID GREEN DB Baltimore, Md. 6 ' 2 — 187 lbs. JOSEPH SMITH C Spartanburg, S.C. 5 ' 11 — 2001bs. Stanley White Bruit Duke JF 4 William DuUn « . .;. • .ill kJ 1 -Mi im o . Daniel Whvte George Hi . • ,: jilMb ' M6. .v Otis Jones Linwood Spindle, James Wideman, and David Buckman THE GOLDEN BULLS 1972-73 Edition First Row (L to R): John Elliot, Chelsea Lewis, Willie Joplin, Steve Joyner, Derek Wallace, Ricky Polite. Second Row: Robert Lewis, Joseph McClamb, Johnny Jackson, Cecil Bradshaw, Tim Maulden. Third Row: George Cooper, James Sanders, Curby Swindell, Fredrick Stewart. CECIL BRADSHAW Co-Captain STEVEN JOYNER Captain George Cooper Johnn Jackson 4 Cecil Bradshaw Senior Ellis Allen Fredrick Stewart William Dulin Eric Polite Derek Wallace Tim Maulden Co-Captain — Debra Dry Co-Captain — Brenda Beckwith SWIMMING ? TA 1 I AQUA BULLS Co-Captains: David Green Marion Robinson —i-JJL TRACK TEAM First row: Selwyn Brnady, George Potter, Wayne Matthews. Ben Thompson, Rohert Lee. Michael Harris, Kenneth Warner, Sam King, Stanley Settles, KImer Brunsnn. Second row: -lames Manick, Manager, StelTen Knight, Lucius McSwain, Michael Ross. Lamar Reed, -James Hawkins. Ronald Hum- phries, George Porter. Walter Peacock. Edwin Gihson. Allen Bethel, Tvward Jordan. Matthew Rivers. Manager. Coach Kenneth Powell Third row Lawrence Crockett. Linwood Spindle. Larrv McLilly. Billy Corbett. Co-Captains — Edwin Gibson Walter Peacock FIVE SENSE morning and she awoke to see the same sameness: basement bedroom dusty mirror scattered cosmetics half empty doublebed she awoke to smell the plastic flowers on the dresser (a gift of an ancient anniversary) and her memories became tears defiantly tracing her swelling brown cheeks she awoke to hear herself cussing cussing a nickel hearted absence sour sweet thought that nickel hearted absence she awoke to taste the bitter loneliness of life without her man morning. and she awoke to feel forgotten Author — Marvin W. Wyche, Jr. CONVERSATION conversation is my lips passionately exploring the softness of your neck and your tongue in frantic search mv eardrum TENNIS Left to Right: Wayne Hinton, Charles Dawson. Bernard Shelton. Curtis BassField, Todd Smith. Mark Darden. yk- X t i . ' t m .-i ' ' it Mack Darden Todd Smith : vG:3ri!T. -. ' ' ' ji i «:«ri - X eVH h Mt jLiMl t. Charles Dawson Bernard Shelton ris, cZ±±£.ncs, ot J Lts, . . . CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES CLASSES IN MEMORIAM GAYHEART ALONZO SIMS September 28. 1951 —July 3. 1972 Gayheart Alonzo Sims, a senior Political Science major from Spartanburg. South Carolina succumbed on July 3, 1972. He was the son of the late Mr. Nathaniel Charles Sims and Mrs. Bertha G. Sims. He was a graduate of Carver Senior High School where his activities included the Student Council, Boys Council, Newspaper and Yearbook Staffs, and Chemistry and Physics Clubs. He was a member of Thompson Street Baptist Church where he served as a member of the Youth Choir and Youth Bible Class. Gayheart was an avid member of the Tennis Team, better known as the Golden Netters . He will always be re- membered for his keen sense of humor and for his ability to get along with others. And now, Lord — When I ' ve done drunk my last cup of sorrow. When I ' ve been called everything but a child of God, When I ' m done traveling up the rough side of the mountain, Mary ' s Baby — When I start down the steep and slippery steps of death. When this old world begins to rock beneath my feet, Lower me to my dusty grave in peace To wait for that great gittin ' up morning. Amen James Weldon Johnson IN MEMORIAM JAMES RUSSELL PETERS April 24, 1951 — October 31, 1972 James Russell Peters was born to Mr. and Mrs. Revie Columbus Peters in Statham, Georgia. He joined the Barbers Creek Baptist Church under the leadership of Reverend Joseph Sims where he served faithfully on the usher board, being president for three years. Pete was a 1969 honor gradua te of the Glenwood High School of Winder, Georgia. During his senior year he was named Escort of the Year in the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Debutant Affair. He was presently enrolled as a senior at Smith where he had received the honor of being named to Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Pete was a member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., President of the Pan-Hellenic Council, and a stal- wart member of the Johnson C. Smith University Choir. An honor student since entering Smith, Pete was a political science major and was to attend law school upon graduation. Sunset and evening star And one clear call for me! And may there be no moaning of the bar. When I put out to sea. . . . For though from out our bourne of time and place The flood may bear me far, I hope to see my Pilot face to face When I have crossed the bar. Tennyson SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS , 6 t ' . ' - li - v- A-.yv, ' ; 5v! prp:sidknt VlCK-l ' HKSIDENT RKCOKIJINO SECRETARY CORRESPONDING SECRETARY TREASURER PARLIAMENTARIAN REPRESENTATIVES to S.G.A. REPRESENTATIVES to TNCF. REPRESENTATIVE to BOARD of TURSTEES MISS SENIOR CLASS ADVISOR Barbara Johnson Jeanette McClain Wanda Foy Yolanda Brewton Joyce Pressley Lynette Baker Janie Harrison Willa Martin Jennifer Simmons Joseph Majors Brenda Shepard Dr. Kirl land Jones Nelson M. Andrews B.S.Math-Phvsics Caria J. Armstrong B.A. Physical EducatK David B. Archie B.S. Business Administration Joyce A. Ballard B.A. Early Childiiood Ed. Omega R. Aulry B.A, EnKlish James O.Barksdale III B.S. Business Administratis Mareelles Barr B.S. Business Administrati Donald O. Beamer B.S. Business Admmistratii Marilyn Beck B.A. English James E. Bishop B.A, Psychnlogv Juanita R. Bradford B.A. PsycholoKv Jacqueline L. Brantley B.A. PsvchcilnKV Yolanda O. Brcwion John W. Brown B.A. History Cain D. Burgess, Jr. B.S. Biology Marcia Bynoe B.A. Intermediate Education Martha J. Caldwell B.A. Intermediate Educatii William H. Ci B.A. Political Anthony D. Campbell B.S. Business Administratis Kenneth E. Campbell B.S. BioloRv Gail Capers B.A. Intermediate Education Deborah L. Carver B.A. English Belinda P. Chapman B.A. Sociology AInetha W. Cohen B.S. Busines--. Administratis Patricia E. Coley B.A. Enslish Metier J.Collins B.S. Mathematics Beverly ( ' opeland B.A. Psv(h(.loRy Theodore K. Crenshaw B.A. French Hester M. Cunningham B.A. Elementary Education Joyce Cureton B.A. Psychology Mack L. Darden B.A. Intermediate Education Charles J. Cutler B.S. Math-Physics Daisy L. Davis B.S. Business Administratii Delores A. Dash B.A. Sociology Nancy R. Davis B.A. Sociology Lenchen V. DeVane B.A. Physical Education Collis E. Edwards, Jr. B.S. Business Administration Evelyn D. Edwards B.A. Economics George E. Evans B.A. .Soi-i.ilc.gy Shirley A. Evans B.A, Political .Scienc Lawrence E. Everett B.A. Sociology K«5iP - Nannie L. Feaster B.S. Business Administr.-ui. Vivian B. Ferguson B.S. Mathematics Parran L. Foster 111 B.S. Biolosy Wanda B. Foy B.A. Intermediate Educatii Shannon D. Freeman B A, Political Science Wayne Friday B.S. Business Administration Janie M. Fuller B.S. Mathematic! Edwin E. Gibson B.A F ' hysical Edui Sharon Gilbert B.A. Intermediate Educatii Vickie D. Gilchrist B.A. Psychology Karen D. Gillings B.A. Enslish ■j:mir--mniiaii ' Oscar Gladney B.S. Business Administratii Helene R. Graha Jacqueline Govan B.A. History rJ Elwood Green, Jr. B.A. Psychology Andrew J. Gray, Jr Joyce Green B.A. Intermediate Education Rhonda E. Hannah B A Knt;li h Rosemary Hall B.A. Psychology Moses Hardin B.A. French Jo Ann Hardnett B.A, English Gwendolyn Y. Harri; B.A. Politual. Science Harriet Harrii B.A. Economic Janie Harrison B.A. Phvs.cal Education Robert M.Hartsfield B.S, Business Administratis Michael Harrison B.S. Business Administration ■John H. Heath B A. Soiiolusy Solomon Hilliard, Jr. B..S. Mathematics Julia A. Horton B.A. PsychnlnRv Theresa A. Howell B.A HnKlish Bruce B. Humphre B.S, Mathematics Angelia M. Jenkins B.S Business Administration Eugene Johnson B.S. Binlogv Irvin C. Johnson B.S. Business Administrati. Lular A. Jones B.S. Business Administrat Edward R. Jordan, Jr. B.S. Business Administrate William G. Jordan. Jr B.A. I ' ulitRal Science Stephen W. Joyner B.A. Physical Education Charles D. Keeling Marcia W. Kennedy B.A, Psychology Kathleen Kelly B.A. Psychnioyv Lena V. Lee B.S. Business Administration Glennis A. Lee B.A. Kconomics Lovieree D. Lee B.A. Economics Hallowed L. Long, Jr. B.S. Business Administratii Brenda G. Lundy B.S. General Science Evelyn J. McClain B A. Inlermediate Educati( Carolyn J. McCollun B,A Mush Genova McFadden B.A. Sociology Ella A. McLeod B.S, Business Administr Philemina O. McNeill B.A. Psychology Willa E. Martin B.A. Psychology Franklin McQueen B.S. Mathematics Barbara A. Mayes B A. Psvcholosv Sandra A. Mayo B.A, Psychology Jackie R. Miller B.S. Biology Dorothy M. Mintz B A. Economics B.S. Business Administration Beverly A. Mitchell B.S Business .- dministrat Ophelia M. Morris B.A. Physical Education Elizabeth Moseley Joyce Moseley B.A. Karlv Childhood Educati. Allen J. Munson B.A. Sociology Sheridan Murph B A. History Linda M. Newkirk B.A, Psychology Norris Y. Nixon B.A. Psychology Thurman K. Page B.S. Chemistry Sharon M. Parrish B.A. Political Sicfnte-Histo Devia C. Pellam B,A PolitualScie Edward C.Payne B,A. Hisiorv Judy A. Pierce B.S. Business Adn Patricia Y. Pendergras! B.S, Business AHministr Joyce L. Pressley B.A. Early Childhood Education Charlotte Prince B.S. Business Administration Sidonie Raglin B,A, Intermediate Education Oliver L. Reeder B.A. Intermediate Education iSr. fl ' -} im W M - ' ri} ' Clayton S. Reid B A, Political Science Joseph R. Reid B.A. Political Science Cassandra E. Reynolds B.A. EnRlish Matthew Rivers, Jr. B.A. Physical Educati( Annie R, Robinson B.A. Psychology Annie S. Robinson B.A. Klemenlarv Kducati. Evelyn D. Robinson B.A. Psychology Genevenia V. Rohinson B.A. Psychology Marion B. Robinson B.S. Business Administrati( Norma J. Robinson B.A.English Deborah Rollerson B.A, Smir.logy Sandra L. Rollins B.A. Psychology Johnny L. Ruff B.A. Sociology Brenda G. Sharp B.A. Physical Educ Margaret A. Shelton B.A. English Jennifer C. Simmons B A Musk Brenda K. Shepard B. A. Economics Mickel Singleton B. A. Physical Educati. Linda F. Smith B A. Early Childhood Educati( GayleS. Smith Ozzie Smith B A. Political Science Todd A. Smith B.S. Business Administrati.in Norita L. Speaks B.A. English Allen L. Stafford B.S. Business Administration Roddy P. Starr B.A. Political Science Gary M. Stevenson B.A. Political Science Rosalind Stewart B.A. Psvchologv •lamesie Stinson B.A- History Nadine R. Stoney B.A. Psychology Dorothy Toney B.A. Psychology Algie D. Toomer, Jr. B.A. Psychology Larry M. Tyler B.S. General Science Charles Vaughn. Jr. Marcia C. Valentine B.A. Elementary Education Carolyn J. Wade B.S. Business Adminislratii Deobrah J. Walker B.S. Business Administratii Oscar J. Walker III B.S. Business Adminii DeLois W. Washington B.S. Mathematics Charles B. Wats B.S. Binlosv Elaine S. West B.A. ElementarvKdn.alion James R. White. Jr B.A. Psv.h..l..Kv C heryl L. Whitley B.A. Elementary Education Constance G. Williams B.A. English Ranald Williams B A l Mh..l,,t;v Gary C. Williams Faye D. Wright B-SBii.lciKv Aloha H. Wils B.A. Music- Paul K. Wright B.A. Political Science Am I Black Enough For You? Yerly M. Wright B.A- Economics I never learned to read and I never learned to write, ' cause when I grew up. schooling was just for the white. Now I work 18 hours every day the lawd sen ' . Making .$2.5 a week and bringing home ten. Though I ' ve been hated, scorned and abused. Laughed at because of ignorance and sexually misused. I know the Lord is watching over me. He hears me when I pray. moan, groan and plea. He guides my feeble tongue when I ' m a-talking. Steadies my weak limbs when I commence to walking. I want to rear my 13 children in an upright way. But sometimes I don ' t know how we ' ll make it from day to day. Money and food is scarce, though it ain ' t my will. And the cold wind whips through our shack and leaves nothing but chill. Yet. I ' m a good black woman and a good black mother, too. So what you got to say. Mr. Whiteman, am I black enough for you? S. Rollins I Am What I Am Raid my villages, white man Take my sisters and brothers. chained and bound But unslave me For I am what I am Take my children and my home Torture me. burn me But unslave me For I am what I am Hurt my pride Sterilize my father ' s masculinity But unslave me For I am what I am Rape me for lust Sweat me with labor But soon unslave me For I am what I am Now white man I am beginning to stand up tall Don ' t torture me or rape me of my knowledge anymore But now unslave me Because now I am totally aware that I am what I am. Harriet Wyatt B A. EarlvChildhondEducati. James Yourse B,A, Economics v. Devane REFLECTIONS: Loyalty Song o u R We love thee. Smith, with all our hearts! To thee we ' ll e ' er be true, And in thy light of truth and right Hold high the Gold and Blue. E Refrain: Proudly we hail thy name, our Alma Mater, Old S.U.! Johnson C. Smith, our own! Our hope, our guiding star, our light unfailing! Pride of our loyal hearts, we ' ll love and honor thee our whole lives through. On, ever on! dear old J.C.S.U.! Fair Smith, where ' er on earth we roam. Send forth thy constant ray And let it beam with steadfast gleam To lead us o ' er Life ' s way. R AGO Sweetheart Song Let me call you sweetheart I ' m in love with you Let me hear you whisper That you love me, too Keep your lovelight burning In your eyes so true Let me call you sweetheart I ' m in love with you. WE ' VE COME A LONG WILLA WAS MISS FRESHMAN CLASS i iL i WAY WE WERE ' SHO ' NOUGH Acted Let our ' Jones come down . . Stm.toodm ne. GRAND AS WE,.. And Greensboro crv the Blues . Won first place in Homecoming Parade And Fox started on the good foot . . . Met the Hollywood Stars . Nearly drowned in Cox ' s Swimming 131 , m Avoided Mrs. Amos ' English 131 class . . . WEETC EDAS o V ' Schemed against a teacher WE... JLaM-- Lived in the castles lit lor Kings and queens. . . . Shouted with The Boys hi The Band . Bousht beer at the Golden Bull . . . ! . ' i - ' J Cotit ' ,,,edV « « ' ' att-un ejo ALL DECIDED TO GIT ON THE GOOD FOOT. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President — Kenneth Hodge Vice-President — Charles Lincoln Corresponding Secretary — Ellis Allen Recording Secretary — Janice Reese Treasurer — Gregory Dawson 1)1 i 3I vj II .1 i . l! ORMA WITH iweetheart of the Juni GreensHoro, N, Dunbar Austin. Jr. Murvyn Baker % M J Dorothy Baldwin 1 F ' BrendaBeckwith Frank Culbreath Martha Cook Gwendolyn Davis Charles Dawson Loretta Giles Norma Hart James Howard Leonard Johnsn Wyman Henderson Strothers .Johnson Lorraine Morgan John Steele Jo Lincia I ' arhan Glenda Pvant Freda Simmons William Thnma! Connie Pendergras? •Janice Reese Daniel Smith Lero ' Thompson Leondras Perry Dennis Settles Vara Smith Margaret Thompson MarriaUpsha SOPHOMORE President — James Nelson Vice-President — Christy Shelton Recording Secretary — Vanessa Grimes Treasurer — Jacqueline Means Assistant Treasurer — Kathryn Morris Representatives to SGA — Patricia Lennon, Alton Myers Miss Sophomore Class — Thomasina Nifon THOMASINA NIXON eetheart of the Sophomore CI l _ Columbia, S.C — .12 Ronald Armstrong Frances Bowers Deborah Bright Brenda Allison Lonnie Burreil Richard Campbell 1% .f¥r Candace Coleman Hnj jvii Covingto Kannatis Crawford mim : Beverly Ellis Mallurv Felder Oeraidine Dawson Kathleen English E V Julie Fisher L KBr Christine Fuller William Harris III Claudette Harrison Blanche Hicks Doris Hix Leroy Holland Vincent Howell Edward .Jones Cheryl Keno Annette Lee Defrancia Lewis Kenneth Locke Carolyn McClain Patricia Lennon Roetta McClain Larry Miukins Barbara McFarlan Luther McMorris Terrie McRae Nathaniel Osborne Neil Pridleau Katrina Richarrisc.n Bonnie Ricks Elaine Stevens MarcellStitt Leonard Takeall Shirlev Tillman Larry Tomlin Delcires Tun Charlotte Timherlake Linda Washingto K Dere Andrea Webber Agnes Whittle Nobel Young i .Jacquelvn VV.Ison Phvllis Wnrthv F R E S H M E N President — Rudolph Bradley Vice-President — Patricia Lennon Corresponding Secretary — Lureen Sweat Recording Secretary — Jean Wilkins Parliamentarian — Michael Reed $Mk RISER. STEVENS- ' leart of the Freshman Class Westbury, N.Y. Thelma Aiken Denise Alston Isaac Applewhite Clara Arrin tnn Malcom Braksdale Curtis Bassfield Karen Baysniore Arthur Berry Fontella Boone Rudolph Bradley Stanley Brown K , Ri.rrell Bryant Elmer Brunson Clifford Bullard Ronald Burwell Viokie Caraway Charles Carothers James Carroll Gary Chambers 5 f X Marilyn Cheek Clarence Chishol LaVone Coley David Cnoley James Covington Eloise Davis Wallace Davis Antoine Diantete Beredie Dixon Ernest Dixon Jesse Douglas Brenda Dunmeyer Joy Edwards Rulh Edwards Rnnald Foster Carolann Frazier Wayne Fulcher Barbara Fuller Michael Gaither Jacqueline Glover Joseph Gunter Ann Gupton Janice Hamlet Curtis Harbour Shelia Harvey Charles HoUiday James Hollidav Kelly Henderson Ronald Humphries George Hunter Annie Jackson DarryMackson James Jefferson Sarah Jefferson Delphine Jeffrey Patricia Jessup Mawannah Johnson Tyward Jordan Steffen Knight Michael Lanier James Laster Wilbur Latimer Brenda Laughingho Audrey Lee Warrenell Lesane Dion Long Janice McCall Reginald McCartha LetitiaMcClendon Reginald McClinton Robert McClinton Shelia McCoy Anthony McGuire Iris McKny •Jerry McKoy Shirley McLean Dixie Martin Edna Messick Marylinn Minor Anita Morris Brenda Morrow Michael Nelson Willie Nelson Darrell Owens Russell Paige Demetrius Parker Janet Perry Cheryl Powell Felecia Pressley Lamar Reed Rhi)da Rennick Eric Richard Gloria Richard Jeanette Roberts •Jackie Robin . ' Li Sterling Robinson Frederick Rollins Michael Ross Jacqueline Ruben Anita Scruggs Myra Singleto Phoebe Singleton Thomas Sligh Brenda Solomur Karen Stewart Debra Stafford Harold Tallev All hea Thomas Horace Thompson DeloresTimberlake M.ltonTodd Grant Vinson ' Joyce Vose Deborah VVadsworth Robert Washington Jennifer Weston Arthur VVhaley Cherlyn White Patricia White Jean Wilkins Doris Williams Gary Williams Sandra Williams Theodore Wilmore Diane Wilson Grillian Wilson Mar W.lson Vanessa Worsha Angelia Wri[ hl Gayle Wright James Zimmerman Education Negro teachers like preachers give us daily features out of their lives and the past never relating but always crusading ideas that have come and passed Then without deliberation We copy their dictation and hope that these facts we can grasp Then one day when we ' ve got our B.A. We see the real world at last and withdraw in contemplation at the real life situation and say the world is just moving too fast. Alvin Rush FACULTY AND STAFF Dr. Wilbert Greenfield President Dr. Lionel H. Newsoni Past President Mr. Harvey R. Alexander Interim President Dr. Jack S. Bravboy Vice-President for Academic Alk)i Harvey R. Alexander Vice-President lur Financial Afia Dr. Joseph A. Gaston Dean ol Students HHk 9 1 Hl 1 Mrs. Ocie L. Harrison Secretary. Office ot the President Mrs. Sadie M. Forney Secretary. Office of the President Miss -Josephine Waiters Sei retarv. Office of Academic Affairs Mrs. Mary H. Piatt istrar Mrs. Mamie F. Melton Secretary Moses S. Belton Director of Admissions Antonia Lawrence Admissions Counselor Mrs. Laura S. Malone. Office Manager Miss Odessa Koseboro. Secretary 254 Leonard C. Nixon Recruiter Harvey R. Alexander Vice-President tor Financial Affairs Arvindray K. Desai Chief Accountant Furness J. Armstead, Administrative Officer Mrs. Sara J. Stewart, Accounting Clerk Left to Right: Mrs. Carolvn B. Smith, Seirelarv; Mrs. June K. Cherry, AncunnnR Clerk; Mrs. Kamona B. Johnson, Ai oiunimj; rierk; Mrs. Eve F. McCoy, Sei-retarv; Mrs. Flela M. Alexander, Ar(..uiiiins; Clerk; and Mrs. Mary M. Monltjom ery. Cashier Herbert 1,. Rhedriek Dean (it Men Mrs. Wilhelmina L. Wilcox DeaTiolVVnmen Harold B. Winston Placement Officer Rev. Calvin A. Hood Chaplain Counselor Mrs. Calvene F. Ross Secret ar ' . Dean nl Students Mrs. Edna D. Lenior Seiretarv, Dean o( Men and Women Mrs. Carlotta E. McGill Secretary, Placement Office Mrs. Willie B. Mobley Secretary. CimnselinR Servii Miss Joan C. McClure Director. Financial Aid Mrs. Carolyn M. Pitts Assistant Director. Financial Aid 259 Miss Mary H. Little Secretary. Financial Aid Mrs. Minnie CI. Maxwell Associate Director of Alumni AiTairs Miss Rose M. Parrott Secretary. Oliice ol Development Miss Brenda K. Bailey Secretary. C ' tmimunitv Servit Dr. Leo McLaughlin Director. Freshman Studies Nigel M. Ayton Direitiir, .Sciphumore Studi( Mrs. HellenaTidwell Counselor Miss Gloria (iist Studies Assihtant William J. Vesey Director, L ' pward Bound Mrs. Linda G. Fleming Secretary, Upward Bound f Utopia brothers brothers everywhere — and not a one for Sale. Red Light The only thing we know is the thing we turn out to be, I don ' t care what you think, it ' s true, now vou think vour wav out of this. .lohari Amini Imanu Baraka Mrs. Bernice W. Spence Assistant Booksttire Manager Floyd D. Young, Dining Hall Director Mrs. Joyce M. Miller, Assistant Director Diniiif; Hall Staff Dr. Gordon M. Wilkins University Physician Mrs. Chrvsandra Halsev Head Nurse Miss Ruby Lee Graddy Pratiual Nurse Miss Mary R. Allen Switchboard Operator James A. Brown Policeman Left to right: Karl Kcal. John Harnett. William Sullivan. Securiiv Ouards; Louis Jackson. Politeman. and John Kagle, Security (niard. 266 Left to Right: James A. Cash. Bulldlns F.ireman; Robert F. Moore, Director. Physical Plant: John A. Wo- mic. Grounds Foreman Maintenance Staff L. Helena S. Slade Class of 1957 . . . For exemplary perfor- mance and outstanding leadership as chairperson of the Annual Dances of the Washington. D.C. Chapter, for years of com- petent and loyal service as corresponding secretary and treasurer and for un- selfish devotion and en- thusiastic support of the James Henry Allen Class of 1960 Mr. James Henry Allen is the recipient of the Alumni Recognition Award from the New Jersey Chapter of Johnson C. Smith University Alumni Association. At present, Mr. Allen is an auditor with the Division of Tax- ation of the State of New programs of the local chapter and National Alumni Association. Mrs. Slade. wife of Arthur F. Slade, Class of ' 57 and mother of Lisa and Arthur Jr., has made these valuable contributions to the J. C. Smith Alumni while distinguishing herself as a leader in civic and educational affairs in the Public Schools of the District of Columbia and of Prince George ' s County, Maryland and while serving as a Director of a Dav Care Center of D.C. (O.E.O.) . ' . ' Jersey. During the years 1965-67 the New Jersey Chapter of Johnson C. Smith University Alumni Association had almost ceased to function as a chapter. It was through Mr. Allen ' s diligent efforts that the chapter was re- organized and revitalized. He has served as President of the New Jersey Chapter for the past 4 years. He takes an active part in local community affairs. He is treasurer and Executive Board member of the Pater- son Branch of the NAACP. He is an active member of the Calvary Baptist Church. He is also treasurer of his Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Chapter. He has served as Treasurer and Executive Board Member of Family Counseling Service of Greater Paterson and Vicinity, as a member of the Federation of Neighborhood Councils, ' f as chairman of the Non-Profit Corporation of Calvary ' Baptist Church, as a member of the Advisory Council of the Boys Club of Paterson, and Treasurer of the Planning Committee of Altaha Council Cub Scouts of America. Mr. Allen is married and father of three children. The Charlotte Chapter of the Johnson C. Smith University Alumni Asso- ciation has named Clvde H. Brown as ALUMNUS OF THE YEAR for the Charlotte Region. Mr. Brown was chosen Clyde H. Brown for this coveted award be- Class of 1950 cause of distinguished ser- vice to the Charlotte Chapter and the communitv. The esteemed JOHN M. BOO MURPHY AWARD was conferred upon him four times for having made the greatest contribution to the chapter ' s Membership Drive. He has represented himself well as a member of the One-Hundred Club. He is a member of the TIP-OFF TOURNAMENT Com- mittee and served as a team captain of the Greater Char- lotte Forward Fund. Presently employed as a classroom teacher in the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools, Mr. Brown is especially sensitive to the needs of underprivileged youth. Mr, Brown also finds time for other community activities. A member of the Simpson-Gillespie Memorial United Methodist Church, he serves on the Board of Trustees and sings in the choir. He is a member of the Board of Directors of the Opportunities Industrialization Center, Charlotte Bureau Training Program, Incorporated and is Chairman of the Arrangements Committee for the An- nual North Carolina Fund Raising Dinner for the NAACP Legal Defense and E ducational Fund. A mem- ber of the Pi Phi Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, he has to his credit its esteemed MAN OF THE YEAR AWARD. He serves on the Management and Review Committee of the Helping Hand Scholarship Program of the Model Cities Program. Mr. Brown received the Master of Arts Degree in 1951 from Teachers ' College of Columbia University. He has done further study at New York University and City College of New York. Married to the former Elaine Taylor of Charleston. South Carolina, they have a fourteen vear old son. ' X Oi tp. V fs Mr. Thomas T. Greene was unanimously chosen by the New York Chapter of J. C. Smith University Alumni Clubs, Inc. to receive the recognition award because of his outstanding service, loyalty and dedication to the club. Mr. Greene received the A.B. Degree from Biddle University in 1922. He worked as a postal clerk for 36 years and is presently employed with I ' nited .Artist Corporation. He is married and has a son and a daughter. Thomas T. Greene Class of 192 ' 2 Mrs. Naomi M. Weathc ttary; Miss Belinda S. Wang and Mrs. Mildred W. Saunders, As.sistant Ll- 269 DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC Seated: Christopher W. Kemp, Department Chairman Standing: Mrs. Charlie L. D. Butler, Marvin W. Davenport, Mr Jacqueline B. Hairston. and Miss Edythe R. Grady. DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH Clockwise: Mrs. Bessie H. Ledbctter, Mrs. lone E. Jones, Mrs. Maxine F. Scott, Ernest I,. James, Jr.. Dr. Kirkland C. Jones, Department Chairman, Mrs. Virginia J. Davidson, Miss Jean C. Cozarl. Mrs. Henrietta Rhedrick, and .Mrs. Elsie E. Woodard. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Seated: Dr. Riley R. Cabiness, Department Chairman Standing: Edward W. Milner, Mrs. Henrietta T. Norris, Charles D. Rogers, Lloyd H. Davis, Mrs. Ennie M. Pridgen, and Dr. Edwin Thompkins. DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION First Row (Top to bottom): DeGrandval Burke. Dr. Israel J. Gerber. Dr. Winston R. Coleman. Second Row: Edward W. Milner, Herman L. Counts, and Dr. Ralph P. Bohn. DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY Dr. Samuel W. Byuarm Department Chairman Coleman D. Rippy Mrs. Juanita R. Davidson Dr. Frank E. Gratbtree DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY James D. Bass Department Chairman Dr. P. Bradley Nutting DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS Mack L. Davidson Department Chairman Julius A. Lockett ADMINISTRATION AND ECONOMICS BUSINESS CLUB DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY Ccorge F. Henry, Dr. Alice J. Hitzeman, Department Chairman. .Mrs. Violet (1. Washington, and Mrs. Sarah L. Warnecke. DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY Mrs. ViettaE. M.Neal Department Chairman DEPARTMENT OF MATH-PHYSICS Clockwise; Mrs. Lillie W. Blue, Dr. Lonnie W. Keith, Mrs. Johnnie M. Bullock, Foster T. Drakeford, Dr. Rufus G. Pettis, Bo.vd J. Gatheright, Department Chairman, and Edmund T. Moore. Dr. Appavoo Perumal 277 DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION Left to RiKht: KddieC. McGirt, Department rhairman; Charles K. Cox. Kenneths. Powell. DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES Seated: John T. Lloyd, Mrs.Mario P. Prado. .Slanding:Nigel M. Avion, l)r. .Manuel H. Platos, Dr. . dam F. Levengood. Department Chairman, and Krnst Hostettler. I iilMl III T¥ «i ' sfr ' lvfe: ' depart;to V ifi ' ii|iiii ' ' i ™|Yn|,rTf in i|iTr iiir T n ' r ' Tr II II f i ii H I I ||i W|i 1 - T J lT,%ilP i I 11,1 I ' 4%, EPILOGUE Everything must come to an end . . . and so it is with the ' 73 Bull. We hope that this publication has brought a smile to everyone. In case it hasn ' t, please accept our apologies. It is hard for me to thank everyone who has had a hand in the production of this book. But to those of you who made this book what it is I wish to say Thank you, very much . Without you my task would have ended before it began. To my staff I would like to say that I ' ve enjoyed working with you, recording the many events that from this point on will serve as precious memories to the Class of 73. Thanks for allowing us to take yesterday with us tomorrow. In parting, I wish you life. Gave you my eyes My feet My soul And my life What do what what What do you want? Gave you my tongue My heart My veins My voice And all that I want What oh what baby What do you want? Gave you Gave you gave you Gave you Gave you Gave gave gave gave gave gave gave And if you want I will Give I will give again Henry Dumas I SENIOR DIRECTORY Lucy L. Allen Major: Biology 75 LaSalle St., Apt. 5H New York, N. Y. Biology Club, Swing Phi Swing Social Fellowship, Inc. Patricia A. Alexander Major: French Rte. 4, Box 224 Newberry, S. C. Library Club; Copy Editor, Newspaper Staff, Wom- en ' s Guidelines Committee, Secretary, French Club Nickname: Tricia Nelson M. Andrews Major: Math-Physics 2705 West Stokes Ave. Winston-Salem, N. C. Education Director, Phi Beta Sigma; President, Math Club, Swimming Team, President, Beta Kappa Chi; United Negro College Fund, Argonne National Lab Honor Summer Candidate David B. Archie Major: Bus. Admin. 1024 Division St. Camden, N. J. Football Team, Groove Phi Groove Social Fellow- ship, Inc. Nickname: Sweetback Carla J. Armstrong Major: Physical Ed. 295 Grand Ave. Brooklyn, N. Y. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Miss University Hostess, Cheerleader, Coronation Committee, Uni- versity Student, Student Gove rnment, Physical Ed- ucation Club Nickname: Miss Omega R. Autry Major: English P. O. Box 393 Marshville, N. C. Associate Editor, Treewell; French Club, English Club, Editor, University Student; Vice-President, Liston Hall; Pyramid Club Nickname: Oggie Lynette Baker Major: Political Science 408 Kings 4th Walk Brooklyn, N. Y. Swing Phi Swing Social Fellowship, Inc., Yearbook Staff, Marching Golden Bulls, United Negro Col- lege Fund, Political Science Club, Counseling Health Education Nickname: Red Joyce A. Ballard Major: Early Childhood Ed. 3115 Southwest Blvd., Apt. 5 Charlotte, N. C. Bull Staff, President, Student National Education Association, Off-Campus Women ' s Organization Marcelles Barr Major: Business Admin. General Delivery Clinton, S. C. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., Co-Dean of Pledgees, Men ' s Inter-Residence Council James O. Barksdale III Major: Bus. Admin. 2013 Lutheran St. Greensboro, N. C. Dean of Pledgees, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., University Choir, Student Christian Association Nickname: Barks Antonio Barrett Major: Political Science 403 Lawnridge Rd. Orange, N. J. Vice-President, Off-Campus Men ' s Organization, Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity, Inc. Donald O. Beamer Major: Bus. Admin. Rte. 5, Box 11 Galax, Va. Football Team, Golf Team Nickname: Bo Jr. James E. Bishop Major: Psychology 3310 5th Ave. Richmond, Va. Psychology Club, President, Berry Hall, Men ' s Inter-Residence Council, R.W. Johnson Spiritual Choir; Vice-President, Soul Chorale Ensemble, Stu- dent Government, Yearbook Staff, Student Chris- tiein Association, Veteran ' s Club, Founder, Char- lotte Community Choir Garry K. Bond Major: Sociology 2072 Davidson Ave. Bronx, N. Y. President, University Choir, President, Music Edu- cators of North Carolina, Psin-Hellenic Council, Al- pha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Vice-President, Sociology Club Clarica D. Boyce Major: Sociology Rte. 5, Box 238 Morganton, N. C. Sociology Club Marshall T. Boulware, Jr. Major: History 825 N. Cameron Ave. Winston-Salem, N. C. Lampodas Club, Pre-School Conference Nickname: Bo Stone 119-32 195th St. St. Albans, N. Y. Student National Education Association, Committee, Voter Registration Film Juanita R. Bradford Major: Psychology 329 Sumter Ave. Hartsville, S. C. University Choir, Miss University Choir, Vice- President, University Choir; R.W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, Freshmen Week Committee, Miss Junior Class, Attendant to Miss JCSU, Psychology Club, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Nickname: Nita B Cecil T. Bradshaw Major: Physical Ed. 1120 East 18th St. Winston-Salem, N. C. Basketball Team Jacqueline L. Brantley Major: Psychology P. O. Box 855 Shelby, N. C. Library Club, tutor for Upward Bound Nickname: Jackie Yolanda D. Brewton Major: English 7 Brad St. Asheville, N. C. Newspaper Staff, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Sigma Tau Delta Honor Society, Treewell Staff, Corresponding Secretary, Senior Class John W. Brown Major: History 21 W. Forest Ave. Englewood, N. J. United Negro College Fund, Kappa Alpha Psi Fra- ternity, Inc. Nickname: Quiet Wino Stephen K. Brown Major: Psychology 4109 Westridge Dr. Charlotte, N. C. Co-Organizer, Counseling Health Education, Edi- tor, Treewell, Basketball Team, United Negro Col- lege Fund, North Carolina Writers Forum Cain D. Burgess, Jr. Major: Biology P. O. Box 72 Snow Hill, N. C. Biology Club, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., Marching, Concert, and Pep Bands Nicknaime: C. D., Jr. Marcia Bynoe Major: Intermediate Ed. Joyce L. Caldwell Major: Physical Ed. 1406 Perkins St. Greensboro, N. C. Off-Campus Women ' s Organization, Physical Edu- cation Club Nickname: Duck Martha J. Caldwell Major: Intermediate Ed. 1818-G Remount Rd. Charlotte, N. C. Off-Campus Women ' s Organization, Miss Off- Campus, Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc., Stu- dent National Education Association Anthony D. Campbell Major: Bus. Admins. 1521 Westmoreland Ave. Charleston, S. C. Student Christian Association, Board of Directors, JCSU Student Investment Fund, Representative to the Dept. of Social Sciences Nickname: Tony Kenneth E. Campbell Major: Biology 7 Larnes St. Charleston, S. C. Biology Club, Marching and Concert Band Deborah Lynne Carver Major: English Rte. 3, Box 68 Chapel Hill, N. C. Lyceum Committee, English Club, Attendant to Miss Senior Class Belinda P. Chapman Major: Sociology 62 Bogard St. Charleston, S. C. Sociology Club, Off-Campus Women ' s Organiza- tion Alnetha W. Cohen Major: Bus. Admin. Rte. 1, Box 450 John ' s Island, S. C. Patricia E. Coley Major: English Rte. 3, Box 348 Dudley, N. C. Cheerleader, Ira Aldridge Dramatic Guild, Fresh- men Week Committee, Attendant to Miss Alpha SENIOR DIRECTORY Phi Alpha, Secretary, Freshman Class; Concert, Marching, and Pep Bands; Co-Dean of Pledgees, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Vice-President, Sigma Tau Delta Honor Society, Miss Sigma Tau Delta, Judiciary Board, Charlotte Post Beauty of the Week Nickname: Pat Metter J. Collins Major: Mathematics Rte. 3, Box 111 Spartanburg, S. C. Who ' s Who Among Students in American Univer- sities and Colleges, Beta Kappa Chi, Alpha Kappa Mu, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., President, Liston Hall, Treasurer, Sanders Hall, Math Club, Secretary, Junior Class, Pre-School Conference Planning Committee Claudean Cooper Major: Psychology Rte. 3, Box 163 Enfield, N. C. R. W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, Student Christian Association, Ira Aldridge Dramatic Guild Beverly Copeland Major: Psychology 82 Godwin Ave. Paterson, N. J. Theodore K. Crenshaw Major: French P. O. Box 231 Brodnax, Va. Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc., French Club, R. W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, Lyceum Committee, Pan-Hellenic Council, Yearbook Staff, Spanish Club, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges Nickname: Cren Janice E. Cross Major: French 5111 Ray Road Spring Lake, N. C. French Club, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Nickname: Jay Cee Hester M. Cunningham Major: Elem. Ed. 315 Coxe Ave. Apt. 1 Charlotte, N. C. Library Club, Student National Education Association ton Hall Council, Student Government, Home- coming Committee Charles J. Cutler Major: Math-Physics P. O. Box 95 Pineview, Ga. Marching Band, Math Club, R W. Johnston Spiri- tual Choir Mack L. Darden, Jr. Major: Intermediate Ed. 2903 Avenue L Fort Pierce, Fla. Marching Band, Tennis Team, Homecoming Com- mittee, Student National Education Association Nickname: Athur Ashe Dolores A. Dash Major: Sociology 25 Main St. White Plains, N. Y. Spanish Club, Marching Band, Sociology Club Nickname: Dee Daisy L. Davis Major: Bus. Admin. 1615 First Ave. Prichard, Ala. Editor, University Student; Managing Editor, Year- book Staff; Treasurer, Duke Hall; Vice-President, Liston Hall; University Council, Library Club, Vice-President, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., Miss Zeta Phi Beta, Women ' s Inter-Residence Council, Homecoming Committee; Co-Chairman, Freshman Week Committee Nickname: Dee Dee Nancy R. Davis Major: Sociology Rte. 1, Box 301 Pineville, N. C. Sociology Club, Sigma Rho Sigma Honor Society Lenchen V. DeVane Major: Phys. Ed. 105-14 188th St. Hollis, N. Y. Physical Education Club, Counseling Health Educa- tion E Joyce Cureton Major: Psychology Rte. 2 Waxhaw, N. C. University Student, Vice-President, Sanders Hall, Freshman Week Committee, Yearbook Staff, Lis- ColUs E. Edwards, Jr. Major: Bus. Ad. 204 Peachtree St. Gaffney, S. C. Men ' s Inter-Residence Council Nickname: Duece Evel yn D. Edwards Major: Economics 1713 McCleUan St. Greenville, N. C. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Nickname: E 1339 Sanderson Ave. Scranton, Pa. Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., Basketball Team, Biology Club, Off-Campus Men ' s Organization Nickname: Tex George E. Evans Major: Sociology 400 Marlboro St. Florence, S. C. Sociology Club, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. Inc. Nickname: Jim Shirley A. Evans Major: Political Science 820 E.Half Mile St. West Point, Miss. Secretary, Freshman Class, Publicity and Hospital- ity Committees, Treasurer, R. W, Johnson Spiritual Choir; Secretary, Student Christian Association Nickname: Mississippi Wanda B. Foy Major; Intermediate Ed. 137 Maple Ave. Selkirk, N. Y. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Student National Education Association Nickname: Bee Shannon D. Freeman Major: Pol. Science 1008 Gole St. Durham, N. C. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Pan Hellenic Council Nickname: Cut LawTrence E. Everett Major : Sociology 179 Wallington Ave. Wallington, N. J. Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. Nickname: Larry Wayne Friday Major: Bus. Admin. 2239 Abelwood Rd. Charlotte, N. C. Library Club, Business Club Nickname: Frisky Friday Nannie L. Feaster Major: Bus. Admin. 167 Cemetery St. Chester, S. C. Assistant Secretary, R. W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, Editor, Grapevine, Newsletter, Counselor, Sanders Hall Janie M. Fuller Major: Mathematics 129 Arden St. Ext. Greenville, S. C. Corresponding Secretary, Student Government; Secretary, Alpha Kappa Mu, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Math Club, Library Club Nickname: Slim Brenda T. Faison Major: Psychology Box 1102 Dixion St. Clinton, N. C. R. W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, Ira Aldridge Dra- matic Guild, Student Christian Association, Stu- dent Government Vivian B. Ferguson Major: Mathematics 208 E. Henrietta St. Union, S. C. Secretary, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Sec- retary, Math Club, Student National Education Association, Samders Hall Judiciary Board Nickname: Tweetie Pie Robert M. Ferrell Major: Economics 378 Darby Road Danville, Va. Parran L. Foster, III Major; Biology Edwin E. Gibson Major: Phy. Ed. 1646 N. 55th St. Philadelphia, Pa. Co-Captain, Track Team; Block S Club, Home- coming Committee, Physical Education Club, Men ' s Inter-Residence Council Nickname: Gib Sharon Gilbert Major: Intermediate Ed. 144 N. W. 10th St., Apt. 5 Miami, Fla. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Student National Education Association, Off-Campus Women ' s Or- ganization, Freshmen Week Committee, Yearbook Staff Nickname: Cherie Vickie D. Gilchrist Major: Psychology Rte. 7, Cox 566 SENIOR DIRECTORY Lexington, N. C. Psychology Club, Miss Ivy Leaf, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Nickname: Doc Karen D. Gillings Major: English 958 W. 5th St. Lakeland, Fla. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Sigma Tau Delta Honor Society, R. W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, English Club, United Negro College Fund, Student Christian Association, Ira Aldridge Dramatic Guild, Yearbook Staff, Library Club Nickname: Karo Oscar L. Gladney Major: Bus. Admin. Rte. 4, Box 245 Winnsboro, S. C. Men ' s Inter-Residence Council, Ira Aldridge Dramatic Guild, Off-Campus Men ' s Organization Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., United Negro College Fund, Pan-Hellenic Council Nickname: Woody Joyce L. Green Major: Intermediate Ed. Rte. 1, Box 194 Fieldale, Va. Student National Education Association H Rosemary HaU Major: Psychology 810 East Oaklawn Dr. Bartow, Fla. Yearbook Staff, Philosophy Club, Newspaper Staff Rhonda E. Hannah Major; English 513 Swanson St. Martinsville, Va. English Club, Spanish Club Jacquebne Govan Major: History 566 Kinard Dr. Winston-Salem, N. C. Ira Aldridge Dramatic Guild Nickname: Go Go Helene R. Graham Major: Psychology 814-C South York Ave. Rock Hill, S. C. United Negro College Fund, Psychology Club, Newspaper Staff Nickname: Ruthie Andrew J. Gray, Jr. Major: English 1342 Mulberry Ave. Charlotte, N. C. Chairman, Union Program Board, Marching Band, Treewell Staff, Ira Aldridge Dramatic Guild, Sigma Tau Delta Honor Society, Alpha Psi Omega Honor Society, University Council, Newspaper Staff, Freshman Week Committee, Homecoming Com- mittee, Off-Campus Men ' s Organization Nickname: Alib Arnold Green Major: Physical Education 6004 3rd St. N. W. Washington, D. C. Football Team, Physical Education Club, Student Government Nickname: Dee Cee Elwood Green, Jr. Major: Psychology 24 Roosevelt Ave. Farwood, N. J. Moses Hardin Major: French Rte. 5, Box 220 Chester, S. C. R. W. Spiritual Choir; President, French Club; Men ' s Inter- Residence Council, Yearbook Staff,Representative to the Division of Humanities, University Choir, Freshmen Week Committee Jo A. Hardnett Major: English 310 Church St. MuUins, S. C. Yearbook Staff, Newspaper Staff, Sigma Tau Delta Honor Society, English Club, Ira Aldridge Dramat- ic Guild Nickname: Jodie Gloria Harris Major: English Rte. l.Box 131 McCormick, S. C. Off-Campus Women ' s Organization, R. W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, Ira Aldridge Dramatic Guild, Stu- dent Christian Association Gwendolyn Y. Harris Major: Political Science 406 Cook St. Greenville, S. C. Off-Campus Women ' s Organization, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Janie Harrison Major: Physical Education Rte. l,Box 138 Yanceyville, N. C. Physical Education Club, Off-Campus Women ' s Organization, Library Club, United Negro College Fund, Student Christian Association, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Tutor in Model Cities Pro- gram Michael Harrison Major: Business Admin. 1003 Pawley St. Florence, S. C. Student Government, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., Business Club Nickname: Spike Robert M. Hartsfield Major: Bus. Admin 1315Pressley Rd. Apt. 5 Charlotte, N. C. Treasurer, Freshmen Class, Dean of Pledgees, Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship, Lra Aldridge Dramatic Guild, Business Club Nickname: Rob Inez Hayes Major: Biology Rte. 2, Box 93 Moravian Falls, N. C. Library Club, Biology Club, Physicsil Education Club Janice L. Hayes Major: Physical Education Rte. 1, Box 47 Roaring River, N. C. Marching Band, Physical Education Club Nickname: Stuff John H. Heath Major: Sociology 2009 Kenney St. Charlotte, N. C. Veterans Club, Off-Campus Men ' s Organization, Library Club, Spanish Club, Freshmen Week Com- mittee, Sociology Club Nickname: Sonny Julia A. Horton Major: Psychology Rte. 1, Box 165 Apex, N. C. Rose E. Huggins Major: Psychology 15 Kenilworth Ave. Charleston, S. C. Student Government, Psychology Club Bruce B. Humphrey Major: Mathematics 200 Fletcher St. Jacksonville, N. C. President, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.; Vice- President, Math Club; Vice-President, Beta Kappa Chi Honor Society, Pre-School Planning Commit- tee, Upward Bound Tutorial Project, University Student; Vice-President, Sophomore Class, Intra- mural Basketball Nickname: Humidifying Hump Theresa A. Howell Major: English 953 Greenwood Ave. Akron, Ohio Who ' s Who Among Students in American Univer- sities and Colleges, Miss Act I, Recording Secre- tary, Student Government; Secretary, Sophomore Class, Voice of Nifty Fifty , lra Aldridge Dramat- ic Guild; Vice-President, Duke Hall, Duke Hall Judiciary Council, Women ' s Inter-Residence Coun- cil, Cultural Affairs Committee; President, Archonian Club, Best Citizen , Sophomore Clsiss, Sigma Tau Delta Honor Society, Student Represen- tative, Television Radio Forum; Exchange Student. Freshman Week Committee, Upward Bound Tuto- rial Project, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. Nickname: Terri Angela M. Jenkins Major: Bus. Admin. 1230 Webster Ave. Apt. 5D Bronx, N. Y. Math Club, Student Governmen t, Election Com- mittee, Freshmen Week Committee, Pre-School Planning Committee, Cultural Affairs Committee, Angela Davis Committee Nickname: Angle Barbara L. Johnson Major: English 2819 W.Jefferson St. Philadelphia, Pa. President, Senior Class; Recording Secretary, Stu- dent Government; Secretary, Sigma Tau Delta Honor Society, Who ' sWho Among Students in American Universities and Colleges Nickname: Boo Boo Eugene Johnson Major: Biology 1202 Gum St. Greenwood, S. C. Dorm Counselor, Men ' s Inter-Residence Council Nickname: Gene Irvin C. Johnson Major; Business Admin. 1303 W. 11th St. Sanford, Fla. Marching, Concert, and Pep Bands; Dean of Pledgees, Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity, Inc. Nickname: Shakey Lular A. Jones Major: Business Admin. SENIOR DIRECTORY 418 Law St. Woodruff, S. C. Math Club, Library Club, Student Christian Asso- ciation; President, Duke Hall, Pan-Hellenic Council; Secretary, Vice-President; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Nickname: Foggy Edward R. Jordan, Jr. Major: Business Admin. 7628 Dick Ave. Philadelphia, Pa. Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., Business Club Nickname: Eddie Q William G. Jordan, Jr. Major: Pol. Science 5020 Florence Ave. Philadelphia, Pa. Vice-President, Student Government; Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship Nickname: Philly Slim Stephen W. Joyner Major: Physical Ed. 800 Rich Ave. Winston-Salem, N. C. President, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.; Captain, Basketball Team; Physical Education Club, Varsity SClub Nickname: Lil ' Stevie Wonder K Charles D. Keeling Major: History 3-02 Astoria Blvd. Long Island City, N. Y. President, Kappa Alpha Psi; President, United Negro College Fund Kathleen L. Kelly Major: Psychology 1023 Prince St. Georgetown, S. C. Assistant Secretary, Duke Hall; Judiciary Board, Duke and Sanders Hall; Student Christian Associa- tion, Pan-Hellenic Council, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Miss Alpha Phi Alpha Nickname: Kat Marcia W. Kennedy Major: Psychology General Delivery Sardinia, SC. Psychology Club Nickname: Baye Glennis A. Lee Major: Economics 115 S. Dunlop St. Petersburg, Va. Miss Pyramid Club, Attendant to Miss Senior Class, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.; Corresponding Secretary, Pan-Hellenic Council, Freshmen Week Committee, Spanish Club, Attendant to Miss Ju- nior Class Nickname: Virginia Slim Lena V. Lee Major: Business Admin. 1420 N. 55th St. Philadelphia, Pa. College Placement Advisory Board, Voter Registra- tion, Upward Bound Tutorial Project, Model Cities Election Volunteer Lovieree D. Lee Major: Economics P. O. Box 66 Levnston, N. C. Freshman Week Committee, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Hallowed L. Long, Jr. Major: Bus. Admin. Rte. 4, Box 32 Chester, S. C. R. W. Johnson Spiritual Choir Jesse Lowry Major: Sociology 216 E. Madison St. York, S. C. Sociology Club, Men ' s Inter-Residence Council Brenda G. Lundy Major: General Science 3349 Lawrence St. Scotdale, Ga. University Choir, University Student, Biology Club Nickname: Gail M Evelyn J. McClain Major: Inter. Ed. 315 Dixon St. Charlotte, N. C. Student Government, Student Christian Associa- tion, Student Nation Education Association; Vice- President, Senior Class Carolyn J. McCoUum Major: Music 2419 Home Dr. A Charlotte, N. C. Music Educators of North Carolina, University Choir, Miss University Choir, Yearbook Staff, Del- ta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Nickname: Slim Geneva McFadden Major: Sociology P. O. Box 83 Lydia. S. C. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Johnsie L. McGill Major: History 1009 N. Boyce St. Gastonia, N. C. Ella A. McLeod Major: Business Admin. 447 N. Cook St. Bennettsville, S. C. Circulation Manager, Newspaper Staff; Yearbook Staff, Library Club, Business Club, Ira Aldridge Dramatic Guild, Student Christian Association, Spanish Club Nickname: La La to Miss May Queen, Soul Chorale Ensemble, Miss Omega Psi Phi Jackie R. Miller Major: Pre-Medicine 712 Brantley St. Newberry, S. C. Swimming Team, Biology Club, Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity, Inc. Dorothy M. Mintz Major: Economics 476 Coleman Ave. Orangeburg, S. C. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Yearbook Staff, Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, Sigma Rho Sigma Honor Society, Library Club Nickname; Dot Philemina O. McNeill Major: Psychology 1339 S. Scales St. Reidsville, N. C. Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, President, Liston Hall; Judiciary Board, Duke Hall Franklin McQueen, Jr. Major: Mathematics Rte. 1, Box 122 EUerbe, N. C. R. W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, Math Club, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.; University Student, Yearbook Staff, Soul Chorale Ensemble, Men ' s Inter-Residence Council, University Choir, Fresh- men Week Committee Nickname: Frank Joseph T. Majors Major: Psychology 9 Freestone St. Greenville, S. C. President, Student Christian Association; Director, R. W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. Lyceum Committee, Religious Life Committee Nickname; Buster Sandra A. Mayo Major: Psychology 314 Holbrook St. Danville, Va. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Library Club Nickname: Sand Willa Martin Major: Psychology 2112BarhamvilleRd. Columbia, S. C. Miss Freshmen Class, Swimming Team, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Liston Hall Council, Representative to Student Government, Attendent Beverly A. Mitchell Major: Bus. Admin. 200 Ackerman St. Walterboro, S. C. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Majorette Nickname: Bam Deborah H. Moore Major: English Spartanburg, S. C. Swing Phi Swing Social Fellowship, United Negro College Fund, English Club, Cheerleader, Treewell Staff Ophelia M. Morris Major: Phys. Ed. Rt . 2, Box 104 Ridge way, Va. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Majorette, Physi- cal Education Club, Student Government Nickname: Wide Track Jacquehne D. Morrison Major: Phy. Ed. Plaza Apt. 21, Thurmond St. Winston-Salem, N. C. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Physical Educa- tion Club Nickname: Jackie Elizabeth Moseley Major: Biology 121 S.58th St. Philadelphia, Pa. Biology Club Nickname: Bittle Joyce Moseley Major: Early Childhood Ele. 121 S. 58th St. Philadelphia, Pa. Ron Davis Dancers, R. W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, Student Government SENIOR DIRECTORY Linda J. Moseley Major: Chemistry Rte. 2, Box 32-B Chase City, Va. United Negro College Fund, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Allen J. Munson Major: Sociology 3855 Lancaster Ave. Philadelphia, Pa. Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., Sociology Club Nickname: A. J. Jeanette D. Patterson Major: Psychology Rte. l,Box 330- A Aiken, S. C. R. W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, Soul Chorale En- semble Nickname: Jenny Edward C. Payne Major: History 1301 5th St. Lynchburg, Va. Nickname: Cuddy P Sheridan Murph Major: History 1901 S. C. State College Orangeburg, S. C. History Club, Counselor, Student Representative to Division of Social Sciences N Devia C. PeUam Major: Political Science 301 Mulberry St. Buffalo, N. Y. President, Ira Aldridge Dramatic Guild; R. W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, Student Christian Associa- tion, Student Court Nickname: Deb Marginell Nash Major: Sociology 2525 Pitts Dr. D Charlotte, N. C. Nickname: Nell Judy A. Pierce Major: Business Admin. 2211 Towles St. Fort Myers, Fla. Off-Campus Women ' s Organization, Library Club Linda M. Newkirk Major: Psychology 6168 Timberland Dr. Fayetteville, N. C. Ira Aldridge Dramatic Guild, Newspaper Staff, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Psychology Club, Student Government; President, Sanders Hall Nickname: Newky Norris Y. Nixon Major: Psychology 2715 S.W. Blvd. Charlotte, N. C. Psychology Club Nickname: Reece Joyce L. Pressley Major: Early Childhood Ed. 2 Washington St. Williamston, S. C. Vice-President, Student National Education Asso- ciation; Treasurer, Senior Class, Bull Staff Charlotte E. Prince Major: Bus. Admin. 53 Chestnut Ave. Trenton, N. J. Ron Davis Dancers, Business Club, Board Member, J.C.S.C. Student Investment Trust Fund Nickname: Q. C. R Thurman K. Page Major: Chemistry Rte. 3, Box 105 Pittsboro, N. C. Upward Bound Project, Men ' s Inter-Residence Council, Myers Hall Council, Treasurer, Smith Hall Sharon M. Parrish Major: Pol. Science 3322 N. 105th St. Wauwatosa, Wis. University Choir; Judiciary Board, Liston Hall; Publicity Chairman, Student Government; Secre- tary, Sanders Hall, United Negro College Fund, Marching Band, Swimming Team, R. W. Johnson Spiritual Choir Oliver L. Reeder Major: Intermediate Ed. 962 West 6th St. Plainfield, N. J. Student Government; Chairman, Cultural Affairs Committee, Upward Bound Tutorial Project, Smith Hall Council, Homecoming Committee, Yearbook Staff, University Student Clayton S. Reid Major: Political Science 2008 Rozzells Ferry Rd. Charlotte, N. C. Political Science Club, Golf Team Cassandra E. Reynolds Major: English Rte. 2, Box 444 Ridge way, Va. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.; Alphia Kappa Mu Honor Society, Assistant Secretary; Sigma Tau Delta Honor Society, Off-Campus Women ' s Organi zation Nickname: San Matthews Rivers, Jr. Major: Phy. Ed. 238 N. Oraton Parkway East Orange, N. J. Men ' s Inter-Residence Council, Physical Education Club, Basketball Team Nickname: Junie Annie R. Robinson Major: Psychology P. O. Box 64 Ivanhoe, N. C. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Library Club, Psychology Club Annie S. Robinson Major: Elem. Ed. 2336 Orlando St. Charlotte, N. C. Evelyn D. Robinson Major; Psychology 343 Gower St. Greenville, S. C. Off-Campus Women ' s Organization, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Nickname: Dee Genevenia V. Robinson Major: Psychology 406 Anderson St. Greenville, S. C. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Psychology Club, Student Government, Inter-Residence Judiciary Board, International Relations Committee Nickname: Gena Marion B. Robinson Major: Bus. Admin. 145 Singleton St. Greenwood, S. C. Manager, Football Team; Captain, Swimming Team; President, Block S Club Nickname: Tweety Norma J. Robinson Major: English 1021 N. W. 25th Way Fort Lauderdale, Fla. R. W. Spiritual Choir, Student Christian Associa- tion, Sigma Tau Delta Honor Society, Yearbook Staff, Student National Education Association Deborah A. Rollerson Major: Sociology 287 Ashley Ave. Charleston, S. C. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Sociology Club, Recording Secretary, Delta Sigma Theta; Miss Delta Sigma Theta Sandra L. Rollins Major: Psychology 1310 Carter St. Bainbridge, Ga. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Psychology Club Nickname: Grench Johmiy L. Ruff Major: Psychology 917 Bess St. Newberry, S. C. Psychology Club, Sociology Club, Veterans Club Brenda G. Sharp Major: Physical Ed. 305 S. Oak St. Seneca, S. C. Marching and Concert Bands, Secretary and Trea- surer, Physical Education Club, Swimming Team, Manager; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Margaret A. Shelton Major: English Rte. 2, Box 170 Ridge way, Va. President, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.; Sigma Tau Delta Honor Society, Judiciary Board, Tree- well Staff, English Club Nickname: Nuna Brenda K. Shepard Major: Economics Rte. 5, Box 151 Jacksonville, N. C. Secretary, University Choir, Union Program Board, Student Government, Freshmen Week Committee; University Student, Business Manager; Parliamen- tarian, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Home- coming Committee, Junior and Senior Class Repre- sentative to the Board of Trustees; Miss Senior Class, Attendent to Miss Alpha Phi Alpha; Greek Editor, Editor-in-Chief, The Bull; Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Col- leges Nickname: Little T Jennifer C. Simmons Major: Music Rte. 1, Box 223 Whiteville, N. C. Treasurer, University Choir, Music Educators of North Carolina, Soul Chorale Ensemble, Yearbook Staff, Union Program Board, Homecoming Com- mittee, United Negro College Fund, Delta Sigma SENIOR DIRECTORY Theta Sorority, Inc. Nickname: Jen Jen Mickel Singleton Major: Physical Ed. Rte. l,Box 118 Awenaw, S. C. Football Team, Track Team, Physical education Club, Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship, Inc. Nickname: Mo Jo Debora A. Smalls Major: Elem. Ed. 3 Elizabeth St. Charleston, S. C. Cheerleader, Student National Education Associa- tion, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Nickname: D. C. Gayle S. Smith Major: History 169 Delta Road Danville, Va. Cheerleader, Miss Omega Psi Phi Nickname: Gee Gee Ozzie Smith Major: Political Science 16301 Lotus Dr. Cleveland, Ohio Football Team; Vice-President, Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship, Inc. Nickname: O.Z. Todd A. Smith Major: Business Admin. 160-28 73rd Ave. Flushing, N. Y. Tennis Team, Block S Club, Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship, Inc., Freshmen Week Commit- tee Nickname: Spider Norita L. Speaks Major: English 808 Fulton St. Reidsville,N. C. R. W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, Swing Phi Swing Social Fellowship, Soul Chorale Ensemble, English Club, University Student, Dorm Counselor Allen L. Stafford Major: Business Admin, Rte. l,Box 350 Georgetown, S. C. Marching Band, Library Club, Ira Aldridge Dra- matic Guild, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. Nickname: Rev. Leroy Roddy P. Starr Major: Political Science Rte. 3, Robinson Rd. Gastonia, N. C. Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., United Negro College Fund; President, Smith Hall Nickname: Broadway Gary M. Stevenson Major: Pol. Science Rte. l,Box 220 Shelby, N. C. Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity, Inc., Sigma Rho Sigma Honor Society Nickname: Dude Rosalind Stewart Major: Psychology Rte. 2, Box 181 Pelzer, S. C. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., R. W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, Student Christian Association; Treasurer, Sanders Hall; Miss Alpha Kappa Alpha Jamesie Stinson Major: History 126 Chinaberry St. Darlington, S. C. United Negro College Fund Nadine Stoney Major: Psychology 18 Nassau St. Charleston, S. C. Ira Aldridge Dramatic Guild, University Student, Psychology Club Curby Swindell Major: Physical Ed. P.O. Box 311 Clarkton, N. C. Basketball Team Dorothy Toney Major: Psychology 37 Shaw St. Bishopville, S. C. Psychology Club Algie D. Toomer, Jr. Major: psychology 132 Ross St. Danville, Va. Basketball Team, Men ' s Inter-Residence Council, Psychology Larry M. Tyler Major: General Science Rte. 360 Millers Tavern, Va. Marching Band, Library Club, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., Biology Club Nickname: Tee Sharon W. Tyler Major: English 418 Williamsburg St. N.E. Aiken, S. C. Sigma Tau Delta Honor Society, English Club V Marcia C. Valentine Major: Elem. Ed. 300 Pelham Rd. New Rochelle, N. Y. Charles Vaughn, Jr. Major: Biology 5743 Christian St. PhOadelphia, Pa. Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., Treasurer, Pan- Hellenic Council; Treasurer, Biology Club; Math Club, Student Court, Junior Class Representative to Student Government, Who ' s Who Among Stu- dents in American Universities and Colleges, Voter Registration Nickname: Charlie Vet W Carolyn J. Wade Major: Bus. Admin. Rte. 1, Box 238- A A York, S. C. Off-Campus Women ' s Organization, Library Club Government, Sociology Club, Citizenship Award, Chairman; Angela Davis Committee; Black Cultural Center Committee, Attendant to Miss JCSU, Pre- school Planning Committee, Ron Davis Dancers Nickname: West James R. White, Jr. Major: Psychology 922 Pitt St. Mt. Pleasant, S. C. Basketball Team, Psychology Club, Off-Campus Men ' s Organization Nickname: Jim Cheryl L. Whitley Major: Elem. Ed. 118-27 195th St. St. Albans, N. Y. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Student National Education Association Constance G. Williams Major: English P.O. Box 177 Riegelwood, N. C. Majorette, President, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., Philosophy Club, Student National Education Association, United Negro College Fund, Sigma Tau Delta Honor Society, English Club Nickname: Connie James W. Walker, Jr. Major: History 108 Leila St. Peekskill, N. Y. Oscar J. Walker, III Major: Bus. Admin. 817 Wise St. Newberry, S. C. Veterans Club Gary C. Williams Major: Chemistry Rte. 1, Box 410 Lavmdale, N. C. President, Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc.; Presi- dent, Pan-Hellenic Council; Treasurer, United Negro College Fund, University Student, Men ' s Inter-Residence Council Nickname; Rev DeLois W. Washington Major; Mathematics Rte. 1, Box 380 Swannanoa, N. C. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Math Club, Business Club, Beta Kappa Chi Honor Society, Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, Marching Band, IBM Cooperative Education Student Nickname: De Charles B. Watson Major: Biology Rte. 1, Box 305-2 Battleboro, N. C. Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. Barbara J. Wood Major; Sociology 1660 Nelson Ave. Bronx, N. Y. Cheerleader, Junior Achievement Advisor, Student Ronald K. Williams Major: Psychology 1745 Amsterdam Ave. New York, N. Y. Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., Men ' s Inter- Residence Council Nickname: Ron Aloha H. Wilson Major: Music 605 Sparrow St. apt. 4 Charlotte, N. C. University Choir, Marching Band, Music Educators of North Carolina, Library Club Faye D. Wright Major: Biology 1010 Old Pocalla Rd. Sumter, S. C. Biology Club, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Yearbook Staff SENIOR DIRECTORY Nickname: Doctor Paul K. Wright Major: Political Science P. O. Box 964 Elizabethtown, N. C. Student Government; Vice-President, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., Sigma Rho Sigma Honor Society, Library Club Nickname: Sweet P. K. Yerly M. Wright Major: Economics P. O. Box 692 Trio, S. C. Nickname: Super B Harriet Wyatt Major: Early Childhood Ed. 196 Orange St. Newark, N. J. University Choir, Student Christian Association, R. W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, Freshman Week Com- mittee, Marching Band.Judiciary Board Nickname: Hank James C. Yourse, Jr. Major: Economics 1910 Drekmore Ave. Greensboro, N. C. Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., Marching and Pep Bands Nickname: Greensboro I