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

Text from Pages 1 - 284 of the 1980 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS: THEME 3 DEDICATION 4 VIEWPOINT 13 ACADEMICS 19 PEOPLE 47 SENIORS 49 -IL ' NIORS 65 SOPHOMORES 81 FRESHMEN 93 ORGANIZATIONS 127 SPORTS 155 HOMECOMING AND CAMPUS QUEENS 185 FEATURES 209 CONGRATULATORY ADS 241 PATRONAGE 257 1 A seed blooms into rf flower, ayJPfS lar into a butterfly, a baby into a matured adult, a freshman into a senior, and so the story gC At Johnson C. Siiiith University, we have become a collective body, (in contrast to of bodies), sharing with, caring for and learning from each other. Unity is our directior of Charlo tte expands it ' s horizons, so do we, at Smith, expand our involvement with the j to the year 2000, we enter another decade. The seventies brought forth a new bre geared toward expansion. It brought forth a new trend of thought that seemed to say: ' without loving, but you can ' t love without giving. Hand in hand, heart to heart, we move into the eighties. We are unaware, o| our future, yet we are prepared, because Ma Smith has taught us that determination, ability, ai ftgetherness, are the essentials of success. A world is dependent upon its people. You and I make ul worth living. It takes all kinds of people to make what life ' s about ... It takes all kinds c jj ople to make this world go around. You, Me, Society-Together (In Love) We Grow! To the Class of 1980, I le|tve tfeese words ... Ease the pakl yt|9|[fe:can bring Within ysijOUSBtMKmp you need Fill t j Hyou bring Tofi ii POP ' S . . . OUR VERY OWN . . . Mr. James Cochrane, or perhaps I should say Pops , is a 17 year veteran of Smith. Pops , who on November 6, 1979, celebrated his 8.5th birth- day, has spent 59 years (maybe more) working. He says he enjoys working and moving around. Pops , a devoted and diligent employee here at Smith, came to us in September of 1963. He ' s the devoted and loving husband of Mrs. Emula Peacock Cochrane. Where in the world did the name Pops come from? No one knows. However, some believe it started very soon after his arrival. He has found many friends because of his cheerful smiles and willingness to talk. Therefore, we, the Bull Staff of 1980, proudly dedicate the 52nd edition of the Bull , to Mr. James Cochr ane. We are proud to have our very own Pops Away From Home . . . and Pops - WE LOVE YOU! You and I are one, sharing, caring, and helping one another. At J.C , we meet and greet each other, forming yet another Smithite friendship . . . .True friendships last a lifetime. New and Old friends are both good to find. Friends make J.C. . . . Vr 1 H Vt V .j Jt A u H _ W! P ' ---?l:|-. . r H MZ f Ji H VWr ' B I Sj aASS OF 1964 l l l . . Close friendships grow in rain or shine . . . md flourish wherever there are people wilhng to idk tor, and be, good friends . . . . . . Friends can find fun, once they ' ve found each other . . . Someone to talk to, Someone to be with, Someone to reach out for . . . 12 lnlr,iduction Introduction 13 16 Introduction AT THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER Sun . Nov. 25, 1979  . SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION COLLEGES J.C. Smith Begins Fund Campaign Johnson C. Smith University has announced a 10-year, $20-million capital funds campaign. The local campaign will seek $300,000 in endowment for faculty salaries and scholarships, $700,000 for a student health center, and $1 million for an instructional facility in humanities. The Center for Humanities and the Arts will house programs in communication, music, art, drama, literature, religion and philosophy, and will provide studio, gallery, exhibition and rehearsal space. An auditorium for the perform- ing arts, seating 1,600, will be added later for concert, theatrical and speaking purposes. The health center will be located n a new four-dormitory cluster door facility in an amphitheatre nearer the student population and setting for commencement, athletic easily accessible to neighboring cit- contests and special events; in- izens, who will share services not creased recreational and parking otherwise available. areas, a through artery for traffic. Other priorities include an out- landscaping and beautification. Reaching Our Potential A decade into our second century, the record of this important and courageous institution is tar out of proportion to its limited resources. Now, in the years ahead, we must reach for our full potential. If we are to have the new excel- lence we en ' ision. we must find support and understancf ing equal to the new expectations ot both young black people and the society in which they can play new and important roles. Wt are not a University in crisis. We are solvent and competent. But we are increasingly in com- petition with tax-supported institutions and wealthier private colleges tor faculty, students and dollars. The impossible dreams of our predecessors are the practical plans of today. It is an exciting time tor all of us — a time worthy of our best ettorts. A New Era Together Johnson C Smith University A place to live and grow, where people are con- cerned about people, where you will be more than just a number . . . A four-year co-educa- HP ' I H tional liberal arts college ■ H with a broad curriculum . . . a distinguished faculty . . . fully accredited and ap- proved by professional bodies requiring high stan- dards . . . small classes in a personal environment . . . special programs for fresh- men and sophomores . . . 14 traditional majors plus Business Administration, Communication Arts, So- cial Welfare, and Music- Business. A full range of intercollegiate athletic pro- H H H HlMl H grams for men and women. Johnson C. Smith University Charlotte, North Carolina 28216 Phone 372-2370 LETS TALK ABOUT SMITH AND YOUR FUTURE! ,40,, ,j K m l f Y 16 Introduction Master Plan Proposed 1 . Student Health Center 2. Dormitory Cluster and Mall 3. Center for Humanities and Arts 4. Multi-Use Outdoor Facility FUTURE: Thrtiugh the decisions ol ' its trustees, Johnson C. Smith University is undertaking a major 10-year, .$20-million campaign to accomplish a long-range educational plan instituted during the first six years of Dr. VVilhert Greenfield ' s presidency. We approach this campaign in a solvent financial state. The use of sound management techniques and careful budget planning has produced seven consecutive years of operating in the black. Our purpose is not very complicated. We want to nurture an environment in which students will learn how to learn, and grow into the habit of learning, not only in college but throughout their lives. I Geo acCB UBE [ QJCUE BUE(717 C G G c c mm i llccle mm u c c ADMINISTRATION Winston Churchill once said, I am always ready to learn, but I do not always like being taught. It is this fact that demands that we take this time and opportunity to pay a special tribute to our educators. We come to JCSU to continue our mental growth but often we tend to believe that we can do it alone. It is the people in the following pages who must make us realize that growth is a sharing thing. It is learned together, and shared together. These people are responsible for our learning. They learn to tolerate and appreciate us as we also learn to t olerate and appreciate them. It is this tolerance and appreciation that engulfs our theme . . . . . . TOGETHER WE GROW! . . . Dr. V ilbert (ireenlield President. -lohnson ( Smith l ' iii ersity JOHNSON C SMITH UNIVERSITY CuMUOTTEy NOKTH CaKOUNA 29216 To the Seniors and Student Body of Johnson C. Sr nith University GREETINGS ' I am pleased to greet you through this medium, T student publication- This pictorial depicts the ch preparation, growth and maturity as campus citi you are fast becoming intellectually alert and dis and women with purpose and definite goals. This curiousity and concern about the larger communi rHE BULL, our annu ronology of your ens. Academically ciplined young men is exhibited in your ty of humanity and rsity famUy, we wis al h your place in it. To the new-coraers to the Univ for you a productive and fruitful tenure here. Johnson C. Smith University is steeped in the tra and its products have attained solid achievements dition of a noble her across the length ar then as we move in at as you take your ergy, the environme needs and desires, altitudes that wm u will be prepared t so doing bring credit tage d o the nt. breadth of our land and abroad. Our commitmen 80 ' s, is to nurture and expand that tradition so th places in a complex society -- the problems of er and a technology to deal with the myriad physical you will be equipped to make choices and acquire enable you to make a life as well as a living. Yc make worthwhile contributions to society and in and honor to your ALMA MATER. BCM Wishes Always. Wilbert Greenfield President ( ] November, 1979 An Affinnjcivc Ac:iDn F.aunl Onnortunitv Iniii Dr. Limone C. Collins Dr. Joseph A. Gaston Vice-President, Student Affairs Mr. Mack L. Davidson Jr. Vice-President, Financial Affairs Mr. Ray G. Davis Vice-President, Development Dr. Mathew J. Whitehead Chairman of the Board of Trustees 1 1 H D  yCJTlK! Student Representative to the Board left to right: Phillip Page, Wilbert Harper, Paul Stoney 22 Board Of Trustees HUMANITIES A. Ms. Rosalyn J. Jones Instructor English B. Mr. Julio Leon Instructor Foreign Language C. Dr. Pina Sturdivant Assistant Professor Communication Arts D.Mr. Frank Machado Instructor Foreign Language E. Ms. Earline Nelson Instructor New Doorways F. Ms. Elizabeth Graham Instructor Counselor New Doorways G. Mr. Ernest L. James Communication Arts ' 9t 1 PC. ] Faculty 23 A. Ms. Maxine F. Moore Asst. Professor English Acting Dept. Head B. Mr. Paul H. Hailey English D.Ms. Hattie M. Farrington Instructor Reading New Doorways 24 Faculty A. Dr. Barbara H. Moran Assoc. Professor, Dept. Head Communication Arts B. Dr. Flossie Foxx Rann Division Chairperson Foreign Language C. Mr. Christopher Kemp Dept. Head, Music D.Mr. Nigel Ayton Associate Professor Foreign Language E. Ms. Bessie H. Ledbetter Asst. Professor. English Mail Call! Faculty 25 A. Ms. Lousie P. McDonald Asst. Professor, English B. Mr. Charles D. Rogers Asst. Professor Communication Arts Art Education C. Mr. Leroy Sellers Instructor, Music D.Ms. Charlie D. Butler Asst. Professor Music We do grow! Together 26 Faculty A. Mr. Gary Callahan Assistant Professor Band Director B. Mr. Thurman Gut Instructor, Education C. Rev. Devia Phinisee English (Religion D.Dr. Charles E. Ray Assistant Professor English E. Dr. Richard Keenan Assistant Professor Communication Arts Faculty 27 AND PSYCHOLOGY A. Dr. James R. Law Professor, Psychology B. Mr. William Jackson Instructor Physical Education C. Dr. Ruth L. Greene Assoc. Professor Psychology D.Dr. Riley R. Cabiness Assoc. Professor Education E. Mr. Stephen Joyner Asst. Basketball Coach Physical Education A. Dr. Israel J. Gerber Professor, Psychology B. Ms. Ossibelle Dixon Physical Education C. Dr. Spencer Durante Dept. Head, Education D.Ms. Iris Stacks Education E. Ms. Jo Ann Forney Education 1 i Faculty 29 s c I A L A. Mr. Luther Ross Associate Professor Business Economics B. Ms. Lola A. Key Sociology C. Dr. James Bass Department Head History Political Science D.Mr. N. V. Desai Business Economics E. Dr. Eugene Hermitte Assoc. Professor History Political Science F. Dr. Percial M. Thomas Assistant Professor Historv Political Science A. Mr. Ralph Hardin Business Economics B. Ms. Juanita Davidson Sociology C. Dr. Albert Forgac Department Head Business Economics D. Dr. Coleman Rippy Division Chairperson Dept. Head, Sociology E. Ms. Helen Taylor Sociology F. Mr. Ruben Hines History Political Science A. Mr. Foster R. Drakeford Math Physics B. Ms. Lillie Blue Mathematics C. Dr. Baldeo K. Chopra Dept. Head, Biology D. Dr. William Moressi Associate Professor Computer Science E. Dr. Huey Rowe-Anderson Associate Professor Chemistry F. Dr. Wilbert Cain Asst. Professor Biology AND A. Mr. Boyd Gatheright Division Chairperson Math Physics B. Mr. Robert Moore, Sr. Math Physics C. Dr. Appavaoo Perumal Associate Professor Math Physics D.Mr. Thomas Collins Math Physics E. Dr. Ben Dias Assistant Professor Chemistry A. Dr. John C. Sekyi Associate Professor History Political Science B. Dr. Hampton Wright Associate Professor Mathematics Physics C. Ms. Renee F. Striff Orientation Instructions D. Ms. Shirley Wilkins Director of the Library E. Ms. Anne C. Lee Curriculum Materials Center THE LIBRARY ■ If _.„JSmH9 ' ' ' iyPPBM| ' iyi- ' M|.- ip— — ■.- Hf- ' --- -v 1 ' ■i miM S H f ife 1 11 M M W Jllllll IIIIITil B A. Ms. Inez Parker Director of Archives B. Ms. Mary M. Golden Sec. of the Library C. Ms. M. Diane Richardson Library Asst. -Technical Ser D. Mr. Clarence Toomer Reference Librarian E. Mrs. Gloria G. Russell Library Asst.-Technical Ser F. Mrs. Gladys Thompson Library Asst.-Circulation G. Ms. Barbara Knotts Library Asst.-Circulation H. Mr. Leon Herndon Orientation-Reference D. Ms. Alnetha West Dormitory Director E. Mr. Jerry Clark Dormitory Director F. Ms. Theresa D. Dalton Cashier Financial Affairs G. Ms. Brindle Segars Dormitory Director H. Ms. Glenda Lowery Sec. Bus. Economics Dept. B. Ms. Mamie Melton Student Accounts C. Ms. Felta Alexander Accountant, Fin. Affairs D. Mr. Sameul Kornegay Dir. Development Service E. Dr. William H. Greene Dir. Career Counseling Placement F. Ms. Beverly Corn Sec. Admissions G. Ms. Minnie Maxwell Dir. Alumni Affairs H. Ms. Bernice W. Spencer Asst. Manager, Bookstore I. Mr. Ceaser Funderburk Campus Police - •iWV J f — ■ ■C— iBBHfciu— ;; A. Ms. Roberta Jackson Sec. Records Development B. Mr. Melvin Brown Campus Police C. Ms. Genieve Kinard Sec. Registrar ' s Office D. Mr. Herbert Gidney Union Program Board E. Ms. Carolyn Smith Asst. Dir. Financial Aid F. Ms. Annie Strong Sec. Physical plant G. Mr. Otis Robinson Counselor, Upward Bound Special Services H. Annie Hunter Asst. Cashier I. Ms. Elaine Harris Sec. Office Of Development J. Mr. Louis Hayes Asst. NDSL Collections F. Ms. Leanna Rogers Sec. Campus Police G. Ms. Mary Bailey Sec. MBS Lab Assistant Biology H. Mr. Lewis Dowdy Dir. Counseling Testing I. Ms. Mary Byrum Registrar ■J. Ms. Sylvia McNair Assistant Manager Post Office E. Ms. Dorothy C. Whitner Accounting Clerk F. Ms. Barabara Worthy Dormitory Director G. Ms. Daisy Timbers Sec. Registrar ' s Office H. Ms. Sara Stewart Personnel Officer I. Mr. William M. Sanders, Jr. Adm. Counseling Transfer Advisor J. Mr. Amzie Gray Asst. Director, Union 40 General Staff A. Ms. Linda Florence Director, Public Relations B. Ms. Beulah Walker Sec. Sociology Department C. Mr. Thomas Simpson Campus Police D.Ms. Ocie P. Harrison Administrative Asst. E. Ms. Laverne Barber Sec. Alumni Affairs F. Ms. Beverly West Sec. Foreign Language G.Ms. Valerie M. Walker Sec. General H.Mr. Philip Busher Sports Inf. Officer General Suff 4I B. Ms. Dorothy Watkins Computer Operator C, Ms. Willie B. Mobley Sec. Student Life D.Ms. Lillie Platts Sec. Health Services E. Ms. Bertha (Ireen Sec. Sociology F. Ms. Carolyn Ford Sec. New Doorways ( ' ..Ms. Brenda Bilal Writing Center Facilitator H.Mr. John Elliot Dir. Upward Bound ■)2 Gcneral Staff B. Mr. George Williamson Asst. Dir. Campus Police C. Mr. James Bishop Fresh. Soph Center D. Ms. Amy Elston Sec. Financial Affairs E. Ms. Shirley Twitty Asst. Registrar F. Ms. Rorie Stevenson Sec. Counseling Testing G. Ms. Aurelia Law Manager Bookstore H.Mr. John Mack Comptroller General Staff 43 B. Ms. Lessi Deavers Manager, Post Office C. Ms. Eunice Gray Director of Early Childhood Center D. Mr. Myron Williams Key Punch Operator E. Mr. Ranee Jackson Director Financial Aid F. Mr. Eugene Moore Director Campus Police 44 ( ' ,ENERAL STAFF f COUttMET mvimi me Mr. Floyd Young Director Food Services ♦ ? ? • • Ms. Joyce Miller Asst. Director Food Service 45 i MAINTENANCE i Mr. Lonnie Parker Director Physical Plant Mr. .Joseph Majors Asst. Dir. Physical Plant 46 Maintenance PEOPLE, CLASSES, . . . PEOPLE, CLASSES. . . PEOPLE, CLASSES, . . . PEOPLE, CLASSES, . . . ,♦. -f UkJ c :c : OPh !jh U P-1 P cO c :) WZ Op I Didn ' t Have Time I got up early one morning and rushed right into the day I had so much to accomplish That I didn ' t have time to pray Problems just tumbled about me And heavier came each task; Why doesn ' t God help me, I wondered. He answered, You didn ' t ask. I wanted to see joy and beauty Bu t the day toiled on, Gray and bleak I wondered why God didn ' t show me He said, But you didn ' t seek. I tried to come into God ' s presence; I used all my keys at the lock. God gently and lovingly chided, My child, you didn ' t knock. I woke up early this morning And paused before entering the day. I had so much to accomplish That I had to take the time to pray. Ms. Michelle Andrews Ms. Merion Barnes Mr. Donald Barrett Ms. Gracie Baxter Mr. Robert Belk Ms. Sarah Bishop Mr. Bennie Bolton Ms. Betty Booker GIVING AND FORGIVING What makes life worth the living Is the giving and forgiving: Giving tiny bits of kindness That the right word often stifles. For the little things are bigger Than we often stop to figure. What makes life worth (he living Is our giving and forgiving Thomas Grant Springer Mr Clyde Brown Mr. Michael M. Brown Ms. Wadene Bryant Mr. Kevin Buckner Ms. Patricia Burnett Ms. Debra A. Burris As every thread of gold is valuable so is every minute of time. Ms. Rachel D. Calhoun Ms. Patricia Carr Ms. Linda M. Collie Mr. Samuel Cook Mr. Michael D. Cooper Mr. Ronald Cooper Wickedness may prosper for awhile, but for the long run, he that sets all knaves at work, will pay them. Mr. Timothy W. Corbett Ms. Janice M. Cornell Help yourself, and heaven will help you Ms. Hershula Dawson Ms. Carmen L. Dickerson Mr. Charles L. Donald A pictiu ' e is a poem without words Ms. Valerie Douglas Mr. Ray Anthony Dukes Ms. Sylvia Gay Ms. Peggy German Mr. |ahureia Gathers Ms. Pearlie Gilliam I e Hh ft HHv V ' ' '  H -. ' M m. ' wh xr % Ms. Margaret Goodlett Ms. Linda L. Green Mr. Vernon B. Goodwin Mr. Michael Graham THE HOUSE OF PRAYER The house of prayer is no farther away than the quiet spot where you kneel and pray. For the heart is a temple when God is there as you place yourself in his loving care Helen Steiner Rice Mr. Tony M. Graves Mr. Lenwood Hamilton Mr. William Hamilton Mr. James B. Hardy Ms. Roberta Harkley Mr. Mark Harkness Mr. Gilbert Harper Mr. Anthony C. Hayes Ms. Trula E. Heame Mr. Lawrence Hicks Mr. Tyrone Holland Ms. Dana L. Huskisson Mr. Howard Ijames Mr. Kevin Ingram M«. Anita R. Leadbetter Mr. James B. Leeper Ms. Ruby A. Lewers Ms. Wanda G. Madisor, Ms. Cynthia A. McAfee Ms. Constance M. McClain Mr. lohnny L. Mc Cowan Ms. Vivica Mclntyre Ms. Minnie L. Mitchell Wp% M A r V A 1 ra y wf r jMp — w ■ Mr. Sidney Montgomer y Ms. Valerie D. Moore Ms. Catherine Moss Mr. Patrick Moss Ms. Haskel Patton Ms. lune E. Pearson Ms. Ava E. Peoples Ms. Judy Person Ms. Gloria ). Peterson Ms. Emily Pettice A i g 5% J V—  «r Il.-- nf m ' ' It. ' ilr4|My A t jL m M Ms. Robin A. Pointer Ms. Paoli E. Polk Ms. Vanessa Ragsdale Ms. Belinda Ray Ms. Priscilla Rice Ms. Teresa Royal Ms. Linda B. Sharp Ms. Phyllis D. Sheff Mr. Charles K. Sheppard Mr. James D. Shubrick Ms. Joyce Simpson Mr. Timothy Simpson Ci K ■ J W i mrvt Mr. Donald Sistrunk Ms. Miriam Smith Ms. Miyoshi Smith Ms. Shelia ]. Smith Ms. Barbara A. Snead Ms. Ardetta Starr © i K « - mj mm . tC W Vm y -: 5 y j Ms. Debra L. Stephen-Irby Ms. Shirley Suber Ms. Ruby P. Sullivan Ms. Gloria ). Swindler Mr. lames Swinton Ms. Michelle Thompson Ms. Con N. Trotman Ms. Andrea Troupe Ms. Wenda Vinson Mr. Anthony Wade Ms. Pearl Washington Ms. Angelique Whaley Pieces of a Man be no bargain-day xiras on freedom and ain ' t nobody givin il away echoes from overloud voice get trapped inside badass black thunderclouds and carried to God who sits at the comer of forever. God sen t down correctly. God sent down right on timely: music-muzac-muzick soulfulsoothings soulfulmoumings messages that cannot be decoded by stale brains bluesgospelj azzrhythmnscreamshouting- blasting serene words and notes that mean: inside you is where life is and not at a wool- worthless 5 10. the message is here: inside the man bubbling brain cells and heart soul cells ax-cell-er-rating faster until understood and used and passed on and used and passed on and used and . . . — Gil Scot-Heron Ms. Ruth Williams Ms. Brenda Wilson Mr. Charles Wilson J . Hpt P ' P m Hk m 4 L Mr. Henry Wilson Ms. Delwanda Wood Ms. Debra A. Woods Mr. Marcel Zakuum Together We Grow . . . This quote ia quite descriptive of my feelings for our great class of 1980, and also for the lohnson C. Smith family as a whole. We cannot forget that we, the Class of 1980, made history in 1976 as the largest freshman class ever to enter the boundaries of this great institution. We set out to do many things, many of which were not accomplished, but that did not stop us. To my fellow seniors, I would like to say: Reach for the highest goals, have faith in God and yourself, then nothing will be impossible for you to achieve. There is one last thought I wish to leave with you: For every star that falls to earth a new one glows; For every dream that fades away a new one grows. When things are not what they would seem. You MUST keep following your dream; So while my heart is still believing, I ' ll say goodby Sincerely, Charies M. Wilson Senior Class President OfefehHOWP co c : o 1 tu y v-E : D CD ■7- QJ •- p Iz; 1-1 o :; U hJ CO CO i ' DIVISION OF HUMANITIES ? Clyde Austin Communications Bcnjiman Chasten Music Gabriel Duncan Communications Gerald Ballard Communications Cassandra Bryant Communications Cheryl Buchanan Communications T V A - 1 m m PP J r Lee Dunn Communications Valarii; Duron Oimmunications Ronald Gilliman Communications Torri Gilmort Communications 1 DIVISION OF HUMANITIES n i Life is full of beautiful things . . . you just have to pick them out. Smile it will brighten your day and maybe someone elses. Denise Gregory Communications Wyonno House Communications Eldwarii [enkins Music Thomas A. Lindsey Music Dwight Miller Communications Dorothy Monroe Communications David Owens Robert Owens Ciimmunications Music Gracie Pemberton Communications Darryl Leach Communications Gwendolyn Moss Communications Kim Peterson Music DIVISION OF HUMANITIES 99 Darlene Price Communications Otis Stroud Communications Johnny Warren Communications [esse Ricks Communications Harmon Rogers Communications John Sullivan Communications Angela Thompson Communications Cherv ' lynn Weston Communications Joyce Williams Communications To Dynamic 81 ' Last year a i Greg Smith Communications Douglas Thompson Communications ■ f Q S ' planted with a wish and a prayer III grow. This year blossomed a © ' . budded with incentive, initiati ' e. purpose, and ideas. y We the 1979-80 Junior Class take pride in composing these four buds which have and will lead us to the road of progress. With this pride, we will ascend to our various goals; confident and prepared to face all challenges and obstacles which will befront us along the way. My prayers, wishes, and thanks go with you. Steven A. Jarrett Junior Class President 1979-80 DIVISION OF SOCIAL SCIENCE M Craig Barlow Loretta Berryman Business Administration Marketing [ames Boykin Sociology r Ernest Brown Kenneth Brown Business Administration Accounting Sherri Byniim Political Science [oscph Carson Business Administration Denise Clark Marketing leffery Coan Cheryl Costcn Business Administration Accounting Orlando Croom Business Administration lack Dula Marcella Ellis Business Administration Accounting lames Ennctt History Vangela Freeman Sociology ii DIVISION OF SOCIAL SCIENCE ? Cal Gill [uanita Gilmore Business Administration Sociolog ' I h ' Robert Gordon Social Work i John Grice Business Administration Julia Habgood Accounting Anthony Herring Dennis Hicklin Business Administration Accounting Patricia Hough Business Administration Sieve [arrctt Marketing Sara-Elaine Jenkins Eddie [ones Anllinin Idscph Communications Pol. Sci. Business Administr.ilion Business Administration Rick ' Lewis Life is like a masquerade Accounting everyone is playing a role Timothy Logan Lonnie Manley Business A(Iniinistr,itinn Business Administration a DIVISION OF SOCIAL SCIENCE ?) Dupont McWhite Marketing Quinton Miles Stephanie Mitche Business Administration Socinloe ' 7 ■ i Gregory Newell Kmiirth ( )gli ' sli Dorothy Overby Business Administration Business Adiniiiisli.ilidn Sociolog ' These Sparks are the beginning to an explosion of Knowledge Phillip Page Political Science Lawernce Parrott Gray Parker Business Administration Sociology Vii: Stephen Pitts Marketing Vcreda Pridgen Laverne Rich.irdsun Business Administration Business Administration i ii DIVISION OF SOCIAL SCIENCE Stanley Rivers Harold R()l)ins(]n Edith Simpson Business Administration Business Administr itii)n Mari eting Gar ' lon Wallace Christine Whitted Daisy Wilson Business Administration Business Administration Business Administration Pearl Wilson Business Administration is - s s ■ P , OJ 00 o _ u r E ■- o c — ■ o — B =• ,.- ?= a t. oc ■ c c -— o = M E - S 3- £0=: ro o ?? 5° u : S c - -C c ■ DIVISION OF SOCIAL SCIENCE M i Reginald Avont Physical Education r w 1 Donald Bell Physical Education Trussie Bristow Physical Education ll : Victor Cozart Physical Education Gerard Eaton Physical Education Claramae Elliott Education k ' DIVISION OF EDUCATION ? Lydia Garrett Educition Richard Hailey Psychology Kenneth Gatewood Physical Education C nthia Gerald Education Esther Grimball Psychology Valerie Haynie Education Terry Heath Physical Education Roy Henry Psychology Darlene Meadows Education Audrey Miller Education Anticipating The Future a DIVISION OF EDUCATION J) i _ U i ' m n «| S ' ■ f Si M -: .5 ' ; ' . H !k. ' rm V ' V i ' -p . Venessa Poinsette Psychology Ricky Roberson Education Rosa Rivers Physical Education Bobby Tillman Physical Eilucalion Quanda Turner Physical Education Debbie Wallace Psychology Ralph Williams Education Robert Williams Physical Education Micheal Watkins Physical Education Take Life in Stride DIVISION OF NATURAL SCIENCE M i Barbara Bradley Biology Barbara Brooks Biology Linda Christian Biolog ' Andre Clayton Biology IDENTITY It ' s Wednesday afternoon and the room is very tranquil. The sun beams through the shutters giving the room just enough light, but it is fading in and out like a child playing hide and seek. It reminds me of myself-not sure of many things. Who am I? Where am I going? Where have I been? I can see my future around that corner ahead, but the walk there seems so long and in between now and then is today, which is what I must life for. With today comes changes that play a paramount role in my life, even though they are both good and bad I ' m searching for something and someone. The something is self awareness, and from the self awareness comes the some-one ME! By Sarah-Elaine |enkins Richard Harkncss Biology Rnd(Mick Harrison Physics Kenneth Hawkins Biology javvrcnix ' Hick.s Biology ii DIVISION OF NATURAL SCIENCE i loseph Strickland Computer Science Edward Toney Biology Kathy Williams Computer Science i k. Alchinson. Syvonne Austin. Ingrid Banika. Gibson Barber, i arolyn Battle. Phyllis Great Falls. S.C. Greenville, S.C. Nigeria Lenlor. N.C. In the gales of eternity. The Black hand and the White hand hold each other with an Equal clasp. — Mrs. Stowe Brandon. Ecclesiates Henderson. N.C. Brandon. Ricky Spartanburg. S.C. Bridges, Rhonda Rocky Mount. N.C. 83 ' Sophomore Section Sophomore Section 83 Take each day as it comes, and make the best of tomorrow — Melody Donald 84 ' Sophomore Section tbron, Michelle Greenville. S.C. Eckles. Derrick Florence. S.C. PAINT IT BLACK Picture a man of nearly thirty who seems twice as old with clothes torn and dirty Give him a job shining shoes or cleaning out toilets with bus station crews. Give him six children with nothing to eat. Expose them to life on a ghetto street. Tie an old rag around his wife ' s head and have her pregnant and lying in bed. Stuff them all in a Harlem house. Then tell them how bad things are down South. Gil Scott-Heron Fleming. Theol Salisbury. N.C. Always look at life from a positive view ■ it then becomes easier for you. — Ricardo Speed Graham. Dorothy High Point. N.C. Gray. Alison Williamston. N.C. Gray, Vincent Rocky Mount. N.C. Sophomore Section 85 86 Sophomore Section Sophomore SectJon 87 Morrison. James Stateville, NC Morrow. Dorothy Waxham. NC Norman. Travis bdcn. NC The Sophomore Class will be the class of productivity. If we strive and pull together, we will be able to achieve and surpass the goals of our fellow classes. Sophomore Class Editor Ricardo Speed Odom. Blanchi Bamberg. SC Oiiiwoma. kowndo Africa Sophomore Section Fellow classmates, we ' ve spent half of our stay here at JCSU, we only have two more years to go. I know Its been trying, as well as fun. but as one of your classmates. I want to say keep your head to the sky. and together well make It. Sophomore Co-editor lantha J. Maness Sanders. Chris Irmo. SC SaiKlers. tvoderick Sanders. Salina Waterbury. CT Sophomore Sectlon 89 Thompson. Debra Sumter. SC Thompson. Eric Kannapolis. NC Thompson. Lillian Carlisle. SC Thompson. Ronnie Camden, NJ Tibbs. William Elmsford. NJ 90 Sophomore Section Woodley. Louis Charlotte. NC Woods. Joalene Washington. DC s. Zimmerman, Brenda Orangeburg. SC Sophomore Section 91 93 U-j cy cr) Qu u - Jluq u V «•■ o-i 1- - D UJ c ) X 2 -LJ Z Freshmen Section 93 Abernathy, Alvarez Charlotte, NC Able, Willie Charlotte, N.C. Allen, Charylene Albany, Ca. Alexander, Charlotte N. Wilkesboro, N.C. Alexander, Marsha N. Wilkesboro, N.C. Alston, Paula Westwood, N.J. Alston, Timothy Awendaw, S.C. Ancrom, Delton Charleston, S.C. Anderson, Naom Charleston, S.C Anthony, Jennifer Ft. Lauderdal, Fla Archie, Greg Columbia, S.C. Bailey, Gregory Winston-Salem, N.C. Baine, Angela Hillsborough, N.C. Barfield, Francine Vanceboro, N.C. Barksdale, Shelia Greenville, S.C. Barnes, Angela Teaneck, N.J. Barnes, David PIttsboro, N.C. Baskett, Rosa Warrenton, N.C. Benjamen, Michael Charlotte, N.C. Bethen, Chris Dillon, S.C. 94 Freshman Section Bing, Kwane Islandton, S.C. Blackmon, Yvonne Buffalo, N.Y. Bookman, Tracey Houston, Oklahoma Borum, Walter Washington D.C. Bostic, Dwight Bayonne, N.J. Bradford, Malachi Bratton, Phyllis Charlotte, N.C. Broadman, Junius Eden, N.C. Brooker, Cathy Salisbury, N.C. Brooks, Wanda Bronx, N.Y. Broome, Darryl Charlotte, N.C. Brown, Douglas Yonges Island, S.C. Brown, Wanda Buffalo, N.Y. Freshman Section 95 Bryant, Rhonda New Bern, N.C. Bryer, Zonyia Beacon, N.Y. Bullock, James Fairbluff, N.C. Burke, Steven Mathews, N.C. Burns, Debra Winston-Salem, N.C. Bussey, Felicia Washington, D.C. Calclough, Eleanor Jamaica, N.Y. Caldwell, Letitia Chester, S.C. Campbell, Darryl Winston-Salem, N.C. Canada, Keith Philadelphia, Penn. Carpenter, Frank Winston-Salem, N.C. Carr, Sharon Graham, N.C. Carson, Clifford Patterson, N.J. Casey, Vincent Columbia, S.C. Chambers, Grady Monroe, N.C. Champier, Comea Warrenton, N.C. Chapman, Barnet Buffalo, N.Y. Chasten, Theresa Mt. Olive, N.C. Childs, Tracey Brooklyn, N.Y. Chisolm, Michae Rockhill, S.C 96 Freshman Section Coleman, Johnna Palma Park, Md. Cook, Theresa Salisbury, N.C. Cooper, Denise Bennettsville, S.C. Cooper, Edward Nesmith, S.C. Cooper, Morris Charlotte, N.C. Covington, Pennevelyn Charlotte, N.C. Crews, Lynette Chester, Pennsylvania Crossling, Johnathan Fayettesvllle, N.C. Crowden, Darryl Atlanta, Ca. Cunningham, Constance Coram, N.Y. Currie, Celestine Greensboro, N.C. Darby, Stephone Columbia, S.C. Davis, Antone Franklinton, N.C. Davis, Clint Sumter, S.C. Davis, Don Charlotte, N.C. Davis, Irving Davis, Larry M. Warrenton, N.C. Davis, Robert Winston-Salem, N.C. Freshman Section 97 Davis, Robert M Warrenton, N.C. Davis, Tyrone Winston-Salem, N.C. Dean, Patricia Polkton, N.C. Deas, Gregory Charlotte, N.C. Dewalt, Juanza Charlotte, N.C. Dickerson, Tracey Wilson, N.C. Dixon, Caroline Hartsville, S.C. Dixon, Karlinda Charleston, S.C. Dodson, Theresa Philadelphia, Penn. Draughn, Beverly Washington, D.C. Dumas, Marcus Charlotte, N.C. Dunlap, Jerry Norwood, N.C. Dunn, Ordella Brooklyn, N.Y. Dupree, Davia Augusta, Ga. Edwards, Melvin Edwards, Michae Ellington, Alvin Atlanta, Ca. Ellis, Kenneth Donalds, S.C. Ellis, Robert Winston-Salem, N.C. Evans, Barbara New Bern, N.C. 98 Freshman Section Faison, Rochelle Philadelphia, Penn. Farley, Morris Atlanta, Ca. Farmer, Larry Roxboro, N.C. Faulks, George Greensboro, N.C. Felton, Dora Blounts Creek, N.C. Fields, Randall Philadelphia, Penn. Fisher, Rita Passaic, N.J. Fisher, Quita Merritt, N.C. Fluellen, Maurice Atlanta, Ga. Flynt, Willie Kernersville, N.C. Fraiser, Aleta Georgetown, S.C. Freeman, Diane Gastonia, N.C. Fuller, Lonnie Atlanta, Ga. Fulp, Bernie Reidsville, N.C. Fulton, Udolpha Manning, S.C. Gaines, Cynthia Lynchburg, Va. Garlington, Brenda Asbury, N.J. George, James New York, N.Y. Gladden, Erma Salisbury, N.C. Clasper, Curtis Charlotte, N.C. Freshman Section 99 Gilmore, Henry Bessemen, N.C. Ginyard, Dellareese Jenkinsville, S.C. Goodwater, Kathy Greenpond, S.C. Goss, Calvin Atlanta, Ga. Graham, Mary Fayetteville, N.C. Green, Regina Washington, D.C. 100 Freshman Section Hines, Gary Philadelphia, Penn Hines, Ceorgie Aurora, N.C. Hines, Katrina Rocky Mount, N.C. Hines, Sondra Syracuse, N.Y. Hobbs, Evangeline Willard, N.C. Holden, Bonita Wendell, N.C. Holder, Michael Brooklyn, N.C. Hollingsworth, Curtis Miami, Florida Holmes, Jimmy Coldsboro, N.C. Holmes, Kelvin Spencer, N.C. Hood, Myra Lancaster, S.C. Hopkins, Verronica Union, S.C. Horton, Alfreda Union, S.C. Houston, Berni Charlotte, N.C. Hughes, Josephine Charleston, S.C. Hughes, Willie Miami, Florida Hunter, Charles Washington, D.C. Hunter, Tony Smithfield, N.C. Jackson, Tonya Charlotte, N.C. lackson, Vincent Oakboro, N.C. Freshman Section 101 Jamerson, Theresa Kings Mt., N.C. Jeffries, Tamara Kings Mt., N.C. Jenkins, Diana Philadelphia, Penn. Jewsome, Hubert Atlanta, Ca. Johnakin, Penn Winston-Salem, N.C. Johns, Brenda Deptford, N.J. Johnson, Angela Winston-Salem, N.C. Johnson, Cardenia Johnson, Edith Columbia, S.C. Johnson, Teresa Winston-Salem, N.C. Jones, Camella Jones, John Richburg, S.C. Jones, Maria Chicago, III Jones, Richard Elizabethtown, N.C, Jones, Valenicia Oriental, N.C. Joyner, Wilhelmia Farmville, N.C. Judge, Marianett Charleston, S.C. Kasey, Pamela Roanoke, V i Kinard, Kennell Bamberg, S.C King, Lilli( Hartsvillc, S.C 102 Freshman Section Kollock, Jay Union, S.C. Knox, Raymond Kannapolis, N.C. Lambert, Tracey Graham, N.C. Latimer, Stella Lauren, S.C. Lawrence, James Whiteville, N.C. Leach, Odyssey Rowland, N.C. Ledbetter, Linda Winston-Salem, N.C. Lee, Alma Columbia, S.C. LeCrande, Antionette High Point, N.C. Lewis Melvin Greenwood, S.C. Lindsey, Helen Oxford, N.C. Little, Brenda Wadesboro, N.C. Long, Shari Lyles, Deidre Brooklyn, N.C. Mack, Roy Washington, D.C. Mackey, Stanley Charlotte, N.C. Majors, Julie Greenville, S.C. Mallory, George Philadelphia Penn. Marsh, Ricky Winston-Salem, N.C. Martin, Harry Columbia, S.C. Freshman Section 103 Mason, Wanda Winston-Salem, N.C. McAfee, Anita Monroe, N.C. McCants, Car Mayesville, S.C. McCrea, Anthony Kingstree, S.C. McCullon, Ethel Whiteville, N.C. McDade, Yolanda Brooklyn, N.Y. McDaniel, Ode Columbia, S.C. McFadden, Cynthia Stratford, Conn. McCruder, Roosevelt Houston, Texas McLawhorn, Margie Kingston, N.C. McLean, Vinienne Lillington, N.C. McRae, Anthony Inwood, N.Y. McNeely, EdwarrI Charlotte, N.C. McPhearson, Marilyn Charleston, S.C. McQuary, James Balto, Missouri Meadows, Bridget! Gastonia, N.C. Melchoir, Jane Bronx, N.Y. Melton, Sandra Chesterfield, S.C. Merriweather, Charles Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 104 Freshman Section Minor, Malinda Chapel Hill, N.C. Minor, Malissa Chapel Hill, N.C. Mitchell, Gary Richmond, Va. Mitchell, Tracy MItchem, Janie Moore, Janet Blounts Creek, N.C. Moore, Kelton Blounts, Creek, N.C. Nicholson, Clarence Gary, Indiana Norman, Micheal Elizabeth, N. Piglet, Secela Rowland, N.C. Freshman Section 105 Poole, John New Bern, N.C. Porter, Debbie Washington, D.C. Price, Johnnie Charlotte, N.C. Pryor, Wesley Phil. Penn. Putnam, Lewis Anderson, S.C Rackard, Mark Orlando, FLA. Randolph, Janie Townville, S.C. Ratliff, Angela Greenville, S.C. Ray, Vivan Cordelle, Ga. Reed, Micheal Meggett, S.C. Richardson, Kenia Greenville, S.C. Richardson, Mitchell Bodin, N.C. Richardson, Pilar Greenville, S.C. Ridenhour, Darrell Oakboro, N.C. Rivers, David Charleston, S.C. Robinson, Edward Patterson, N.J. Robinson, Cecil New York, N.Y. Robinson, Cayle Badin, N.C. Robinson, Timothy Sumter, S.C. Robinson, Queena Sumter, S.C. 106 Freshman Section Rogers, Melvin Patterson, N.J. Rorie, Debbie Wadesboro, N.C. Russell, Anthony Fairfox, S.C. Sadler, Frank Staten Island, N.Y. Scales, Bryant Eden, N.C. Scott, Cheryl Washington, D.C. Seales, Phelomena Ridgeway, Va. Shankle, Richard Norwood, N.C. Shell, Sonya Roxboro, N.C. Sherrill, Jacquelin New York, N.Y. Sloan, Terran Cornelius, N.C. Sloan, Valerie Boynton, Beach Fla. Simmons, Robin Red Bank, N.J. Simmons, Michelle Charleston, S.C. Simpson, Bernard Charlotte, N.C. Sims, Brenda East Spencer, N.C. Singleton, Micheal Houston, Texas Snipes, Annette Graham, N.C. Smith, Lorrie Awendow, S.C. Smith, Raymond Ravenel, S.C. Freshman Sectlon 107 Solomen, Cvnthia Hobgooa, N.C. Spann, Charles Shelly, N.C. Springs, Donald Charlotte, N.C. Staley, Eric Charlotte, N.C. Tabron, Jacqueline Winston-Salem, N.C. Taylor, Derek Taylor, Janice Charlotte, N.C. Thomas, Angela Florence, S.C. Thomas, Doris Charleston, S.C. Thomas, Georgetta Fort Myers, III. Thomas, Stewart Washington, D.C. Thompson, Darryl Kannapolis, N.C. Stevenson, James Hartsville, S.C. Stewart, Fatina Charleston, S.C. Stewart, Williams Polkton, N.C. o Stowe, Jamye Salisbury, N.C. - J k n Strange, Bobbie Charlotte, N.C. WH Strong, Wayne Charlotte, N.C. w Sturdivant, Kimberly Philadelphia, Penn. m 3 Sypher, Annie Reevesville, S.C. d r . 108 Freshman Section Thompson, Gerard Thompson, Lawrence Tillman, Belinda Florida Tyson, Shelia Farmville, N.C. Wade, Jestine Fairmont, N.C. Walker, Alfred Charleston, S.C. Wallace, Kathy Brooklyn, N.Y. Washington, Charley Gadsen, S.C. Washington, Darryl Washington, Phyllis Barnwell, S.C. Waters, Jacqueline FHartsviile, S.C. Weaver, Emily New Bern, N.C. Weaver, Felicia Milwaukee, N.C. Webb, Rosalyn Wilson, N.C. Wells, Shelia Allenhurst, Ga. Whitaker, Earl Gary, Indiana White, Brenda Winnsboro, S.C. Wiggins, Ray Rocky Mount, N.C. Wiley, Joyce Whiteville, N.C. Wilkins, Shelia Wilmington, N.C. Williams, Bernard Washington, D.C. Williams, Karen Anderson, S.C. Williams, Reginald Atlanta, Ga. Williams, Sandra Shelly, N.C. Freshman Section 109 Williamson, Sameu Winston-Salem, N.C. Wills, Julienne Detroit, Mich. Wilson, Baron Harrisburg, Penn Wilson, Kelvin Englewood, N). Wilson, Sophia Warrenton, N.C. Wilson, Wanda Charleston, S.C. Wineford, Battle Winsor, Conn. Withrow, Crysta Greensboro, N.C Wood, Ernst Greenville, S.C. Wood, Lisa East Spencer, N.C. Wright, Edward Wright, Mark Bayoune, N.C. Young, Gwendolyn Cheryville, N.C. 110 Freshman Section ancc-ja dl C W =; W res W §0 0 m -J .2 - ' «« = 3 H g M w .-s w w d) o ■5 o !«■ s - c a; J .S ca S = 8 w ■a W -C d LUUCJDELU BiJL3i t ;3 REG15TRHTIDN • • • 116 Student Life ■■QN VDUH [TIRRH FEET, . . . GD It ' s that time again and we ' re off and running! Fifteen hundred cold and impatient students stood huddled together in 32 degree weather. Registration was held in the I ' niversity Memorial Union, but the line remained outside. Severe- ly bruised ankles and smashed bodies waited frantically for their opportunity to reach that golden platform that would enable them to thaw out and separate their frozen bodies from that of their neighbor ' s and to register for classes that are already closed. There must be a better way! (Don ' t You think so???) Student Life 117 JOHNSON C. SMITH UNIVERSITY STUDENT ' S PRAYER: Now I lay me down to rest I pray the Lord, I passed that test If I should die before I awake That ' s one less test I ' ll have to take! . . . A MIND GROWING EXPERIENCE!! PRESIDENT WILBERT GREENFIELD Has Proclaimed The 1979-1980 ACADEMIC YEAR Student Life 119 TOGETHER - WE GROW . . . TOGETHER - WE GR OW . . . TOGETHER - WE GROW . . . TOGETHER - ORGANIZING Council I Spiritual Choir THE BULL Our Theme, Organizing the Bull, explains itself. The student body is organized into many organizations that are constantly growing together. The yearbook is one of those organizations, and within it lies the organizational section. This section reflects you as an organizational member. You get involved, set goals, and strive for the best. As Editor of this section, I know that in setting goals your destination is not guaranteed. However, if you feel within your heart, that you ' ve done your part and just a little extra, you ' ll feel as I do . . . PROUD and SATISFIED! — Brenda Wilson Organizations Editor asB« wi« 1980 Bull LIBRARY CLUB Clyde Fleming, John Jones, Debra Howell, Miss Knutts (Advisor), Ronald Gupton, Roderick Fryer, Thomas Brodie, William Stewart, Cynthia Gaines. POLITICAL SCIENCE CLUB Ray Grief, Cornelio Daran, Constance McClain, Sharon Washington, Eddie EUis, Charles Elder. i 28 Organization8 ALPHA KAPPA MU Horace Bush, Merion Barnes, Gilbert Harper, Sheila Smith, Vanessa Ragsdale, Cynthia Zorn, Angelique Whaley, Maria Davis, Willie W. Chancellor, (Priscilla Rice, Fernanda Tate, Wibert Harper, Albertha Hilton, Valgene Brown, Gloria Swindler, Beverly Wilform) not pictured. ALPHA CHI Merion Barnes, Vanessa Ragsdale, Mrs. Ledbetter (Advisor), Gilbert Harper, Angelique Whaley, Maria Davis, Willie W. Chancellor, Cynthia Zorn, Albertha Hilton, Vickie Mosley, Horace Bush, Priscilla Rice, Marcella Ellis, Valgene Brown, Janice Squirewell, Beverly Wilform, Fernanda Tate (not pictured). SOCIOLOGY-SOCIAL WORK Hattie Scott, Marian D. Smith, Karen Ingram, Cynthia Zorn, Horace Bush, Terrell Alston, M. Vanessa Ragsdale. HONORS PROGRAM Marcella Ellis, Gilbert Harper, Albertha Hilton, Gail McFadden, Darlene Price, Stephanie McLeod, Linda Tucker, Rhonda Bridges, Sheila Smith, Cynthia Zorn, Willie Chancellor, M. Vanessa Ragsdale, (Cynthia Walls, Beverly Wilform) not pictured. MATH, PHYSICS, COMPUTER SCIENCE Albertha Hilton, (Secretary), Mary Delotch, (President), Marcella Ellis, (Vice-President), Gloria Peterson, (Treasurer), Linda Tucker, Hershula Dawson. (Miss MPO. PRE-MED CLUB Dr. Chopra, Evangeline Adams, Antone Davis, Lisa Biggs, Lisa Durmo, Barbara Brooks, Sheila Smith, Ed Toney, Cathy Simpson, pjvangeline Hobbs, Tammy Sampson, Alfreda Alston, Pilar Richardson, Gina G. Allen, Rachel Calhoun, Linda Simpkins, Linda Christian, Dr. Barber, Michael Buck, Tim Corbett, Diane Watkins, Melody Donald, Thomas Brodie, David Reid, Victor Cole, James Harris, William E. White, Willis Thomas, Wayne Mallory, Dr. Wibert Cain, Roy Simpson, Richard Sha nkle. STUDENT ADMINISTRATORS . . G O V E R N M E N T PRESIDENT RICKY ROBERSON CABINET MEMBERS Miyoshi Smith Vice-President Willie W. Chancellor Treasurer Minnie Mitchell Corresponding; Secretary Cathy Mott Kecordin;; Secretary Orpaii A Note From The President: The Student Government Association is the liason between the students, faculty, and administrators, and is recognized as the official student functionary. We strive for the betterment of the general welfare of the students. This has been a year of growth and belief that togetherness is the key to success. President of .S.O.A. f{l-clf (JlcLiu u - Rickv Roherson STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Kevin Ingram, Maxie McRae, Wilbert Harper, Gilbert Harper, Sheila Tysdn. Vereda Pridgen, Belinda Jacobs, Wanda Brooks, Roy Mack, Quanda Turner, Myra Hood, Marilyn Redtern, Trussie Bristow, Kwame Bing NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION COMMITTEE K- ' Anita Carter, Stannette Pinix, Rhonda Bridges, Cathy Carter, Brenda Wilson, Janice Squirriwell, Gracie Pemberton, Minnie Mitchell, Roderick Frver, Margaret Chambers, Gilbert Harper, Michelle Thompson, Vivian Patrick, Willie Chancellor, Gail Brown, Maxie McRae, Micheal Gadsen, Thomas Brodie, Marvin Boyd, Anthony Hayes, Wanda Joyner iHlft IMuttBitvi tuient 5fmB VOLUME XLII, NO. 4 JOHNSON C. SMITH UNIVERSITY NOVEMBER I97S The USN in its efforts of perfection will continue to {(row toward becoming the ultimate source of communication for Johnson C. Smith University. May your drive for excellence become a vital asset to the community and a benefit toward professional goals. Ms. Valerie D. Lvnch Rditor-in-Ohief (Fall 1979) (Left to right) Jesse Ricks, Tim Jones The Student News Staff Kditor-in-Chief Valerie Lynch Associate Editors Jesse Ricks Tim Jones Business Manager Dennis Branch News F dilor Vickie Moseley Sports Kditor Harold Robinson ( ' ■reek Kditor Maria Davis Kniertainment Kditor Janice Williams .Advertising Director Anthony McRae Assistant Ad Director William Stewart Stall Reporter Writer Robert Lane Head Typist Janie Randolph Personnel Officer Time Keeper ... Larry Warren Cartoonist Chris Arnold Advisor Dr. Barbara Moran (Left to right) Chris Arnold, Janie Randolph, Wyomia House, Robert Lane. 19 - • -SMi A UNIVERSITY IS . . . An organization with a public purpose. -Sandra Cornelius Organizatit ' ns IM7 COTTAGE COUNCIL Janice Squirewell, Cathy Simpson, Albertha Hilton, Juanita Gilmore, Cheryl Costen. DUKE HALL COUNCIL 138 Organizations Denise West, Toni Jasper, Beverly Wilform, Tammie Raynor. SANDERS HALL COUNCIL Gracie Pemberton (President), Melody Donald, Sandra Jackson, Regina Scott, Roxann Harris. LISTON HALL COUNCIL Teresa Johnson, Rhonda Bryant, Vererly Blassinger, Quita Fisher (President), Belinda Jacobs, Annie Sypher. JOHNSON C. SMITH UNIVERSITY C O N C E R T o I R First row: Mr. Kemp, Maxie McRae, Vanessa Ragsdale, Fame Clay, Doris Thomas, Tonya Jackson, Chrystal Withrow, Phyllis Pickens, Jennifer Jackson, Priscilla Rice. Mary Deloatch, Lillie King, Alicia McCray, Wanda Griffin, Latitia Caldwell, Velma Credle, Glynnette Brown, Antone Davis, Shirley Robertson. Second row: Michael Buck, Ricky Wade, Henry Gilmore, Kwame Bing, Cheryl Costen, Darlene Hicks, Angela Henly, Brenda Lewis, Cathy Carter, Marilyn Redfern, Sylvia Parker, Quita Fisher, Teressa Stewart, Angela Ratliff, Cynthia McAfee, Cheryl Wilson, Gail ' Brown, Ronald Mitchell, Ray Wiggins, Charles Spann. Third row: Anthony Chinnis, Roy Mack, Michael Oaklev, Sam Williams, Robert Woods, Anthony Jackson, Kim Gray, Norman Banks, Melvin Lewis, Horace Bush, William McLeod, Roderick Fryer, Thomas Brodie, Earl Whitlaker, Terrence Robinson, Richard Jones, William Stewart. This year, the University Choir was very active as in the past years. They gave performances on campus, in the , city, and out of state. The Spring tour this year took them to such places as the Bronx, Amityville, Philadelphia, and Patterson N.J. The choir was also given the opportunity to perform again with the Charlotte Symphony j Orchestra, The year has been an exciting one, and the choir is looking for good things next year. 140 Organizations R.W. JOHNSON SPIRITUAL CHOIR Cynthia Walls, Brenda Wilson, Terry Rylaner, Brenda Littles, Rosie Stockton, Sheila Tyson, Rhonda Jones, Maxie McRae, Lisa Cooley, Sonya Shell, Marilyn Redfern, Vereda Pridgen, Cathy Simpson, Janice Squirewell, Gardenia Johnson, Odyssey Leach, Terrence Robinson, Willie Chancelloe, Kenneth Ellis, Terrell Alston, Michael Gadson, Kwame Bing, Arthur Wilson, Alfred Owens, William Stewart, (Wyvonnie Cobb) not pictured. Ronald W. Johnson, a 1968 graduate of Johnson C. Smith University, left, a gift to the University, a vocal ensemble of forty-five students. Ronald felt that more spiritual emphasis was needed on and around the campus. Finally, with the guidance of Rev. Calvin A. Hood, Ronald worked to enhance spiritual life on campus by starting n what was then known as the Johnson C. Smith University Spiritual Choir. Today, the choir is named the R.W. Johnson % Spiritual Choir, in honor of its founder. ■ Organizations Hi FRESHMEN GOSPEL CHOIR Arthur Wilson. Antone Davis. Pres., Julie Majors, Odyssey Leach. Richard Jones. Dir., Kelton Moore, Ray Wiggins, Lisa Wood, Francine Barfield, Shelia Tyson, Sec. Roy Mack. Vice Pres. William Stewart, Quita Fisher, Pianist. NEW SENSATIONS ENSEMBLE Marilyn Redfern, Vereda Pridgen, Maxie McRae, Fame Clay, Arthur Wilson, Thomas Brodie, Terence Rohinson i « JOHNSON C. SMITH MARCHING HULLS Brenda Garlington, Brenda Lewis, Teresa Chasten, Dora Felton, Frankye Johnson, Jacke Randolph, Theol Fleming, Melvin Lewis, Carl Muldrow, Alfred McLeod, Robert Rowie, Micheal Holder, Rose Bradley, Alan Clipper, Patrick Moss, Johnnie Goodlett, Larry Commander, Lafayetta Thrower, Eric Thompson, Tommie Williams, Eric Garris, Ricky Wade, Gracie Pemberton, Ronald Mitchell, Robert Owens, Anthony Lindsey, Darlene Price, Kevin Williams, Wyvonnia Cobb, Kathy Wallace, Gail McFadden, Lynda Ledbetter, Bridgett Meadows, Angel Townsend, Angela Barnes, Laurene Williams, Pearl Beane, Richard Jones, Leroy Harden, Terrence Richardson, Clyde Brown, Charlton McCullough, Glenn Amason, Alfred Walker, Darryl Nance, Gerald White, Gerald Ballard, William Roberts, Denise Champion, Loretta Lockhart, Litivia Leeper, Brenda Grant, Vanessa Justice, Tamrny Brake, Iris Thomas, Kathy Williams, Angle Boyce, Edna Timmons, Zonyia Bryer, Weinnie Battle, Fiosa Davis, Ordelia Dunn, Janice Sanker, Jean Dawson, Cardelia Burton, Marilyn McPherson, Inetta Johnson, Kitty Brooker, Sheila Lewis, Sherry Ford, Lynda Jessup, Phyllis Bratton, Carolyn Barns. ■ ' ■ ■ A m:f Amjs u N I N B P A R R D Mr. Herbert Gidney, Lynette Crews, Cecil Robinson, Rochelie Daniels, Babette Law- rence, Yolanda McDade, Denise Hawkins, Alicia Haygood, Roy Mack B E T A K A P P A C H I Horace Bush, Tim Corbitt 1 44 Organizations MBS Melody Donald, Perry Solice, James Harris, Beverly Massey, Linda Christian, Barbara Brooks, Sheila Smith, Tammie Sampson, David Reid, Rachel Calhoun MYERS HALL Harold Amos, Frank Sanders, Bernard Sanford, Mark Farley Orgaiiizations 145 IN TIME WITH OMEGA Fraternity History: On November 17, 191 1, Edgar A. Love, Oscar J. Cooper and Frank Coleman founded the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity at Howard I ' niversity with Dr. Ernest E. .lust as faculty advisor, llnder the four cardinal principles of Manhood, Scholarship, Perseverance and Uplift, the fraternity has since grown with graduate and undergraduate chapters nationwide and abroad. The Rho Chapter of Omega was founded December 5, 1921 at Johnson C. Smith University by Rudolph Wyche and Dr. Arthur George. With a current membership of nineteen brothers, Rho chapter continues to prosper as an active service organization to the University and the Charlotte community. Officers of Rho Chapte Advisors: Nigel Ayton William Jackson Steve Joyner Basileus- Robert S. Cunningham Jr. First Vice-Basileus- J. Herbert Nelson Second Vice-Basileus- Michael Stafford Keeper of Record Seal-Vernon Goodwin Asst. Keeper-Record Seal- Craig Barlow Keeper of Finance-Anthony Herring Dean of Pledges- Johnny Goodlet Co-Dean of Pledges- Ronnie Armstrong Corresponding Secretary- Charles Elders Chaplain- Clyde Brown Parliamentarian- Tim Jones Keeper of Peace- Steve Boyd Historian- Albert Barnes IN TIME Every dog has his day And to that dog will go that day That when that day does finally come The dog is able to walk like one. Members: Ronnie Armstrong, Craig Barlow, Albert Barnes, Steve Boyd. Clyde Brown, Pedro Buck, Robert Cunningham, Charles Elders, Johnnv C.oodlet, Vernon Goodwin, Michael Graham, Anthony Herring, Tim Jones, Herbert Nelson, Charles Sheppard, Edwin Smith, Michael Stafford, Ralph Williams, and Kent Wreech. DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER A.E. 52 years of A C H I E V E M E N T Anthony Muckelvene (Polemarch), Johnnie Colquitt (Vice Polemarch), Ray Anthony Dukes (Dean of Pledgees), Paul Stoney (Co-dean of Pledgees), Carl Cooper (Lieutenant Strategus), Michael Buck (Strategus, Pan-Hellenic Council Representative), Steve Jarrett (Keeper of Exchequer, Pan-Hellenic Council Representative), Walter Armond (Business Manager), James Allen (Historian), Ricky Wade (Assistant Keeper of Records), Joe Majors (Advisor), Jessie Ricks, Roderick Brown, Donald Watson, Reginald Kelly, Anthony Lindsay, Charles Couch, Claybon Marshall, Kenneth Oglesby , Ronald Mitchell, Terry McPherson, Michael Oakley, and Reginald Pincham. Oracle Pemberton (Miss ACTIVITIES: Annual Health Fair, Halloween Kappa Alpha Psi), Theresa Gaston (Miss Alpha Party for Youth, Youth Drug Awareness Program, Epsilon), Cathy Thomas (Miss Crimson and Guide Right Program, Tutorial Program, Kappa Cream), Arnita Carter (Miss Phi), Janice Week, Crimson and Cream Ball, Kappa Picnic, Squirewell (Miss Nu), Frankye Johnson (Miss Kappa Easter Egg Hunt for Youth, Kappa Pi)- Thanksgiving Drive for Needy Families, Kappa Roller Disco, Youth Counseling, Intra-Mural Basketball, Kappa Discos, and Car Washes. ACHIEVEMENTS: Anthony Mucklevene (Na- tional Dean ' s List, Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities, Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Societv), Johnny Colquitt (Track team ALL CIAA, ALL NAIA, Pan-Hellenic Council President), Paul Stoney (Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities, J.C.S.U. Board of Trustees, National Dean ' s List), Steve Jarett (National Dean ' s List, President Junior Class), Carl Cooper (NAACP President), Jessie Ricks (Editor-in-Chief, J.C.S.U. Newspaper), Anthony Lindsay, Ronald Mitchell, Ricky Wade, and Michael Oakley (Band and Choir Members), Michael Buck (Treasurer, Choir), and James Allen (Political Science Club, National Dean ' s List). ' IC ic= a- Km 6ii w« K W - uMtfT) _ .. DAT?- T ME. riMi 148 Kappa Alpha Psi Kappa Alpha Psi was founded on the eve of January 5, 1911, at Indiana University. At a time of adverse racial conditions, Elder Watson Difigs and nine other founders, foresaw a need for unity ann)ng the few black members of this I ' niversity. Out of this need, a fraternal seed was sown. This seed has multiplied into a tree possessing members whose ACHIPjV ' P MKNTS have been felt in every field of human endeavors. Alpha Epsilon Chapter was founded December 10, 1927 on the campus of Johnson C. Smith University. MIS.S KAPPA ALPHA PSI - Gracie Pemberton [II ■! i ' 1 BU ' I EVERYBODY WANTS TO BE A DELTA Officers of Delta Sigma Theta Inc. Gamma Lambda Chapter 1979-1980 President - Maria Davis Vice-President - Donna Pendergrass Recording Secretary - Diane Alford Corresponding Secretary - Renee Hathman Treasurer - Angelique Whaley Financial Secretary - Michelle Thompson Dean of Pledgees - Vivan Patrick Asst. Dean of Pledgees - Carmen Dickerson Chaplain - Pshawn Rogers Custodian - Lauryetta Green Miss Delta Sigma Theta - Vivian Patrick S.G.A. Rep. - Jennifer Jackson Rec. Sec. to Pan Hel. - Adrianne Jones MEMBERS Valerie Addison Sarah Bishop Pat Boaz Andrea Clayton Sherbie Daniels Mary Deloatch Angela Froneberger Peggy German Juanita Gilmore Joyce Jackson Carol Jones Lorraine Jones Loretta Jones Cynthis McAfee Valerie Moore Linda Millhouse Dorothy Overby Teresa Royal Linda Simpkins Joyce Simpson Miyoshi Smith Linda Tucker 150 Delta Sigma Theta D is for the dream, the reahty that came true. E is for the eyes of everlasting hght. L is for lucif, love and longevity. T is for the trust and togetherness we share. A is for always and forever we ' ll he. Delta I love you because you mean the world to me. BUT SOME SETTLE FOR LESS . . . GROOVE PHI GROOVE SOCIAL FELLOWSHIP, INC. Tony Leggett, Tommy Lee Drayton, Arthur Russell, Stanley Berry Greg Smith, Victor Cozart, Gary Corpening, Micheal Watkins, Lee Dunn, Richard Washington, Cornell Sycrette, Donald Spring Titus Thomas, Rohert Ruffin, Neil Harris, Henry Quick, Kevin Carter Frankie Scott President: Eddie Bell Vice-President: Benny Bolton Treasurer: Benjamin Spraltin Secretary: O. W. Sullivan Reporter: Joe Ward Chaplin: Edward Jenkins Dean of Pledgees: Stanley Berry Asst. Dean of Pledgees: Ray Ellis Organization9 153 Welcome Home U ' -7k (1 rfP t i iV fd ' .- ' - f. ■ .i i Golden Bulls WYLIE HARRIS AND FAMILY The Bulls Are Back! Johnson C. Smith GOLDEN BULLS vs. c % J J ■ JCS JCSU « .• V.t. %■ y THE HIT LIST O yjjS Ci, ' CALL HIM COACt O. °4$ ' ' OTA(V F ' t htin Bears Bfrafes Bull Do s ?; - BUDWEISER PLAYER OF THE GAME Mexico City o lohnson C. Smith Golden Bulls is a growing football team led by Coiich Wylie Harris. The 1979 year was not a good one for the Bulls duo to injuries. Things got off to a bad start. The .squad was very well conditioned and played their opponents hard. The Bull ' s |)rogram was bent on teaching, on foundation-laying, on establishing discipline and respect The Golden Bulls is a team of potential champions. With a little hard work anil sacrifice, their day will come! Sports Editor- Dyrol Prioleai Alfred has the physical tools to play profes- sional ball, noted coach Wylie Harris. He has run a 4.7 in the 40 and has bench pressed 465 lbs. Alfred is terrifying because the man is so quick for his size, pointed out assistant line coach Otis Stroud. That 99 he is wearing is the number of solo tackles he is shooting for this year. Wring ' s speed and jarring hits are born out by his team high seven fumble recoveries last year. When you crack the man as hard as Alfred can, you ' ll see that ball cough up enough times, laughed Grover Covington who played next to him on the line last year Wring also managed to block a punt last season. Nicknamed Hercules after the Greek man of strength. Wring also patterns his life after the same Greek ideals. The man Hercules used his strength to help others and do right, reflected the senior lineman. My mother has been a strong influence in much the same way and I intend to follow their steps. Alfred will be playing weakside defensive end rather than tackle this year. I ' ve got more responsibilities to discipline myself, he ex- plained. 1 can ' t charge in wild, I ' ve got to read the blocks and hold my ground until the play develops. Don ' t worry about Alfred on the weak side, added Stroud. Here will get his tackles and anyone foolish enough to try running at him all day is welcome to try. -.-. _■ . - • ' ■ ' ' -— - ■ .-- ' ' ■■ -■■ CX ' - ' i-: ' ' %:A ' WE CAME TO PLAY! ■■ TF ' i S M V jfMi J Captain Sidney Montgomery When the athletic council hired Wylie E. Harris, jr. to coach football at Johnson C. Smith University, they not only hired a knowledgeable football mind, but chose a respected leader admired for his strength of character and genuine concern for his staff and players. He is really like a godfather to us, remarked linebacker Quinton Miles. You respect him for his honesty and discipline. Harris understands you as a man first and a player second, added tight end Varian Bristow. Everybody likes him - he doesn ' t lead you on. Quiet strength best describes Harris, noted Observer reporter Glenn Rollins. He ' s low key, but you can sense a tremendous amount of drive and energy. My job is to teach, commented Harris to an Observer reporter after the 1-10 season. We will take the time to master the skills, gain the confidence in ourselves and learn to be a winner. We know how far we have to go and our players and staff are committed to doing the job. GOLDEN BULLS 1979-80 JCSU Golden Bulls 33 Tracey Bookman 30 Gregory Archie 10 Tim Logan 22 Phil Flores 35 Mike Singleton 55 Ronnie Thompson 34 Roosevelt McGruder 50 Peter Smith 42 Blue Oliver 40 Curt Hollingsworth 32 Bill Tibbs 44 Frank Reid 25 Isaac Greer 15 Sonny Proctor 5 Louis Lowery GOLDEN BULLS BASKETBALL The master builder Moore faced a tough challenge when he arrived on campus last year in rebuilding a Smith program that went 10- 17 the year before and returned only one starter. Bob came to Smith from Virginia Union having posted a 93-41 record that in- cluded a NAIA district championship and a NCAA Southern Regional third place finish. Starting four freshmen in the line-up, Moore suf- fered through a dismal 1-6 start before his Baby Bulls started to click rolling up vitories over Hamp- ton, Virginia Union and arch-rival Winston-Salem State, finishing 12-14 on the season. For his efforts, the CIAA sportswriters named him Coach of the Year while the CIAA coaches have picked the Bulls to win the CIAA south title in 1979-80. WE HAD A GREAT SEASON ONLY 1 LOST IN THE BRAYBOY MADHOUSE (Hell ' s Kitchen] Most exiciting game in town? Want to see the most exciting basketball show in town these days? Head over to Brayboy Gym, or The Madhouse. as they call it around Johnson C. Smith University, and watch the Golden Bulls against anybody. Now, I ' m not going to tell you that Smith could go out and beat North Carolina and Duke on a good night — even Bulls ' Coach Bob Moore will admit .su ch dreams are a bit far-fetched. But the point is, imder Moore ' s lucid leadership, the Bulls ate playing fast- paced, exciting basketball. ' We call it run-and-gun around here, and the closest thing to it in style is professional basketball, which we can ' t even see on television in Charlotte. Of course, the Bulls have always played that way offensively, but now Moore has them making the smart pass instead of gunning shots from 30 feet, and playing better defense each game. It all adds up to a winning program (jCSU ' s voung squad has a 13-5 record this season|. high-scoring games and a slam dunk at the end of virtually everv Bulls ' fast break. This isn ' t a swipe at UNCC or Davidson, programs which compete at a considerably higher level — it ' s simply a statement of fact. Night in and night out. Smith basketball. Bob Moore style, is a delight to watch. It may be the most exciting game in town -STAN OLSON 2M LADY BULLS BASKETBALL 1979-80 JCSU Women ' s Team 22 Charlene Caple 5 Antoinette Dixon 12 Nancy Anderson 10 Tanya Waller 3 Darlene Price 13 Terran Sloan 20 Vonnie Anderson 15 Margaret Goodlett 25 Marsha Alexander 21 Phyllis Washington 11 Sarah McCoy 24 Jewell Alston 23 Karen Jackson and 4 Janet Bodrick Women ' s Schedule Date Opponent Site Time December 7 Gardner-Webb College Away 6:00 p. m January 9 St. Augustine College Home 5:30 p.m January 12 Livingstone College Away January 16 January 17 Shaw University Home 5:30 p. m January 19 Livingstone College Home 5:30 p.m January 22 Shaw University Away 5:00 p.m January 23 St. Augustine College Away 5:00 p.m January 26 Winston-Salem State Away 5:30 p.m January 28 Barber-Scotia College Home 5:30 p.m Janaury 30 Fayetteville State University Home 5:30 p.m February 2 February 4 Gardner-Webb College Home 5:30 p.m February 7 Fayetteville State University Away February 9 Winston-Salem State Home 5:30 p.m February 11 Barber Scotia College Away 7:00 p.m February 14,15,16 CIAA Tournaments BULLS TENNIS TEAM . . . Ramon Wigfal Tyrone Holland GOLDEN AQUA BULLS After many problems with the swimming pool during the first semester and cancelling two swim meets, the Golden Aqua Bulls came back early after Christmas with much determination. Expectations of a larger women ' s team were not realized. The men ' s team lost five members for various reasons. This left the two teams shorthanded. However, the team has given a good account of themselves. Aqua Bull Team Members: Walter Borum (Fr), Kevin Buckner, (Sr|, Vincent Carpenter ([r). Chris Cochrane (Soph), Mark Harkness |Sr|, Kenneth Hawkins (]r|, Charles Hunter (Fr|, Charles Sheppard (Sr|, Bernard Williams |Fr|, Lisa Biggs |Fr|, Candv Council |Sr|. Lvdia Garrett (Ir|. Regina Green |Fr|, Kathy Thomas |Soph|. Brenda Taylor (Stat.) JOHNSON C SMITH UNIVERSITY -104 MEN 200 yd Medley Relay 1. JCSU (W. Borum, V. Carpenter, K. Hawkins, C. Cochrane) . , . 2:12.00 2. JCSU (C. Hunter K. Buckner, Sheppard, B. Williams) 3. 400 yd Free 1. Borum (JCSU) 5:16.02 2. Hunter (JCSU) 5:51.06 3. Davis (G.C.) 6:32.07 50 vd Back 1. C. Hunter (JCSU) 34.0 2. W. Borum (JCSU) 35.8 3. Bredesen (G.C.) 39.5 100 yd Fly 1. K. Hawkins (JCSU) 1:16.01 2. M. Harkness (JCSU) 1:16.04 100 yd Back 1. K. Hawkins (JCSU) 1:16.05 2. C. Hunter (JCSU) 1:22.05 3. Bredesen (G.C.) 1:49.22 200 yd Free 1. M. Harkness (JCSU) 2:16.04 2. W. Borum (JCSU) 2:21.)0 3. Davis (G.C.) 2:54.06 JOHNSON C. SMITH UNIVERSITY - WOMEN 100 yd Medley Relay 1. G.C. (Murphy, Jolly, Wyrick, Marr) 2:22.00 2. JCSU (Green. Biggs, Thomas, Garrett) 2:27.00 400 yd Free 1. Murphy (G.C.) 5:15.80 2. Jolly (G.C.) 5:19.00 3. Thomas (JCSU) 5:29.00 50 yd Back 1. Green (JCSU) 38.6 2. Wyrick (G.C.) 41.4 3. Lund (G.C.) 41.5 100 yd Fly 1. Thomas JCSU) 1:13.02 2. Murphy (G.C.) 1:14.05 3. Garrett (JCSU) 1 :52.02 100 yd Back 1. Jolly (G.C.) 1:28.05 2. Lund (G.C.) 1:30.04 3. Green (JCSU) 1:31.00 200 yd Free 1. Jolly (G.C.) 2:35.01 2. Washom (G.C.) 2:50.03 3. Garrett (JCSU) 3:19.02 4. Biggs (JCSU) 3:57.06 100 yd Free 1. Krista (G.C.) 1:05.25 2. Wolfe (G.C 1:17.09 JOHNSON C SMITH UNIVERSITY - 90 MEN GREENSBORO COLLEGE - 18 100 yd Breast 1. K. Buckner (JCSU) 1:17.00 2. V. Carpenter (JCSU) 1:17.04 3. Bredesen (G.C.) 1 :25.05 100 yd Free 1. K. Hawkins (JCSU) 55.1 2. B. Robbins (G.C.) 55.4 3. B. Williams (JCSU) 59.2 50 yd. Breast 1. K. Buckner (JCSU) 31.7 2. Robinson (G.C.) 34.85.4 3. Carpenter (JCSU) 35.6 50 yd Free 1. C. Cochrane (JCSU) 25.1 2. T. Davis (G.C.) 29.0 4. Bredesen (G.C.) 29.1 100 yd I.M. 1. W. Borum (JCSU) 1:06 08. 2. Robbins (G.C.) 1:08.00 j 3. T. Davis (JCSU) 1:14.054 50 yd Flv 1. C. Cochrane (JCSU) . . . . _ rr 7 2. Robbins (G.C.J .-rTTTT! . 3C ' 3. B. Williams (JCSU) -r-rr .7 200 yd Free Relay 1. Cochrane, Ha wkms, Williams Borum (JCSU) 1:44.05 39 GREENSBORO COLLEGE - 82 3. Garrett (JCSU) 1:18.05 4. Biggs (JCSU) 1:37.06 50 yd Breast 1. Biggs (JCSU) 42.1 2. Green (JCSU) 43.2 f 3. Wyrick (G.C.) 45.1 4. Washom (G.C.) 38.6 D.S. 50 yd Free 1. Marr (G.C.) 29.4 2. Wolfe (G.C.) 34.4 3. Garrett (JCSU) 35.9 100 yd I.M. 1. Marr (G.C.) 1:15.00 2. Murphy (G.C.) 1:16.06 3. Thomas (JCSU) 1 :19.08 50 yd Fly .- 1 1. fhomas (JCSU) 32.3 2. Marr (G.C.) 32.5 100 yd Breast 1. Murphy (G.C.) 1:26.03 2. Biggs (JCSU) 1:29.02 3. Washom (CCJ.) 1:30.05 4. Green (JCSU) 2:06.00 200 yd Free Relay 1. G.C. (Jolly, Washom, Murphy. Marr) 2:06.05 2. JCSU (Biggs, Garret, Thomas, Green) 2:25.05 BELMONT ABBEY COLLEGE - 30 GOLDEN BULLS ' ' f« -r--)P « c, TRACK TEAM Edna Timmons. Rila Kishcr, Ciml l.inhtn Sanders. Quanda Turner. Anita McAt i,in,is, ' x lull, ' Willis. Teresa Allen. Cherrill Hitman. Yvonne Wright. Kathy Williams. Selina Udklev. Ruljerl Davis. Michael Watson. Dwight Bostic. Clifford Carson. Rick Lewis. Tyrone ' , . .., .. f-. n . ._n A_ii (a;„:.,U. T ' .- n K,f.ii-i- 5M Ham; T-Iall Flppnis Sanders. Quanda Turner. Anita McAfee. Kenneth Williams. Llovd Uaklev. Ruljerl Davis. Michael Watson. Dwight Bostic. Clifford Carson. Kick Lewis, lyrone Murry. Randall Fields. Melvin Rogers. Chris Arnold, lohnnie Colquitt. Ronald White, Dwayne Russell. Anthony Wright. Terron Murray. Harry Halt, Uennis Difonl. Lyndon Johnson. Donald Bell. John |audon. James Hardy. Charley Washington. Clarence Nicholson. |r, i: GOLDEN BULL J COUNTRY WE LOVE THEE, SMITH, WITH ALL OL ' R HEARTS! TO THEE WE ' LL EER BE TRIE. AND IN THY LIGHT OE TRITH AND RIGHT HOLD HIGH THE GOLD AND BLUE. PROLDLY WE HAIL THY NAME. OUR ALMA MATER, OLD SU.! JOHNSON C. SMITH, OUR OWN! OUR HOPE, OUR GUIDING STAR, OUR LIGHT UNFAILING! PRIDE OF 01 R LOYAL HEARTS, WE ' LL LOVE AND HONOR THEE OL ' R WHOLE LIVES THROl GH, 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 OVER LIFE ' S WAY. Q--1 ' Every University has a set of traditions that welcome the Freshmen Class. These initiation ceremonies serve to instill a sense of pride in our University. The traditions outlined on these pages are but a few that exist on our campus. They all relay the message - Welcome to the Family! UNITtD STATES POSTAL SERVICE CHARLOTTE, NC 28228 Please accept our apologies. We regret the damage that yo ur mail received during handling in the postal service. Every effort is made to prevent damage to the mail, but due to Llie volume :;andled and mechanization, occasional damage does occur. We hope you will understand and we want to assure you that we are constantly striving to improve our processing to the extent that even a rare,occurreni e such as this can be eliminated. 0. B. Sloan Sectional Center Manager Postmaster ■ It: A University ' Is . . . A place where a student learns to bo independent. -Grady Chambers A place where people go to learn a profession. -Eric Thompson A place where a student matures and learns to accept responsibilities. -Beverly Draughn A place where people have the opportunity to better themselves educationally, socially, and psychologically. -|ackic Brown A place whose function is not only to teach, but rather Id reduce personal alienation and to create a more congenial society ... It is home away from home. -Patricia Carr 3CSV lAJetcomeA Ljou ecom ' i Homecoming 185 l B Homec()ming J , 19; Okeme: J ? o« eii tomecoming 1979 - 1980 eve Sunday, October 28, 1979 5;00 - 6:30 p.m. M ' JCSU Banquet University Cafeteria 7:30 - 9:00 p.m. Gospel Night University Church Monday, October 29, 1979 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Fashion Talent Show Biddle Auditorium Tuesday, October 30, 1979 Observance ot Football Players Union Main Lounge Wednesday, October 31, 1979 Open Thursday, November 1, 1979 Funeral Services for 8:00 - 9:00 p.m. NCCU Eagles 9:10 - 9:45 p.m. Bonfire 9:50 - until Good Cheer Hour Friday, November 2, 1979 The Third Annual Ball 9:00 - 1:00 a.m. Civil Center Saturday, November 3, 1979 Football Game 1:00 p.m. Golden Bulls Vs. Eagles 4:00 p.m. Dinner on the Block 9-00 - 100 a m Grand Fellowship Ball Rm C and D of Civil Center Annual Charlotte Alumni Chapter Fellowship Dance Civil Center Sunday, November 4, 1979 Homecoming Worship Service University Church fashion talent n ow H8 r,i-lii..ii l ilent Shn Fashion-Talenl Show lS Ljood-L keer J4i our r r : li n ■■ ■ ' . bi 1: i! ' ;-: : m mB jK flk . M |PBH i pj I IB ' K iO 19() Gi)c d Cheer Hn Gi.i d Cheer H.nir 191 I -,- 192 observance cil Fdotball I ' la Miss Senior Class Angelique Whaley Miss Sophomore Class Charlita Stewart Miss Junior Class Juanita Gilmore Miss Math, Physics, Computer Science Club Hershula Dawson Campus Queen8 193 L ampuS Q ueen6 Miss Delta Sigma Theta Vivian Patrick HllllllilHlllljll Miss Omega Psi Phi Sally Simpson Miss Alpha Phi Alpha Sarah -Elaine Jenkins Miss Kappa Alpha Psi Grade Pemberton 194 Campu. ' i Queens Miss Pan Hellenic Council Cathy Williams Miss Duke Hall Toni Jasper Miss Sanders Hall Shelia Jones Miss Liston Hall Deirdre Lyles Campus Queens 195 Miss Johnson C. Smith University Wanda Joyner Second Attendant Pat Boaz First Attendant Margaret Goodlett Miss Library Club Donza Timmons Miss Student Christian Association Vereda Pridgen Queens Not Pictured Miss Freshmen Class Katrina Hines Miss Myers Hall Dellareese Ginyard Miss Smith Hall Kathy Goodwater Miss Berry Hall Pamela Casey Miss Carter Hall Tracey Childs Miss Female Cottage Natalie Stockton Miss Phi Beta Sigma Pamela Young Miss Alpha Kappa Alpha Miriam D. Smith Miss Sigma Gamma Rho Lisa Pina Miss University Choir Marilyn Redfern Miss Music Educators of N.C. Tonya Jackson Miss Student Alumni Pearl Bean Miss NAACP Cheryl Costen Miss Special Services Ethel McCullon Miss Physical Educations Club Maxine Buck Miss Political Science Club Delwanda Wood Miss University News Janice Williams Miss SNCAE Carmela Howie Miss Alpha Phi Omega Gwendolyn McCullough Miss Freshmen Choir Francine Barnfield Miss R.W. Johnson Spiritual Choir Brenda Wilson Miss Grove Phi Grove Denise West dSonfire idniqltt d iue C oncerl C oronati i 1 k 1 P irr ' V Jtv . , 2 T,lkmtk L, ..,.,, i ' H ; 3 « L, « The Johnson C. Smith University Family invites you to Miss Johnson C. Smith Liniversity ' s Coronation, November 2, 1979, in the Jack S. Brayboy Gymnasium, at seven o ' cloik p.m. J- arade J4alf Ul me Half Time 205 Inq Ljc 206 Homecoming ulclsradden Atnd VUltitekead C oncert Homecoming 207 f- nuilld J uman Concert Features 209 S.G.A. IN ACTION Who really forgot football fans ' buses to big game} lyyy-SU lear Begins dents (in Ih cfrn of II After only three weeks in office. ihe sliidiMii government president at Johnson C. Smith University ap- peared to be getting off to a bad ■lart. Saturday, several hundred stu- dents missed the Golden Bull ' s firsi home football game at IVIemorial staduim because the city buses that transport fans from the cam- pus to the games and back didn ' t iirrive. And many students were point- ing the finger at Student Govern- ment Association President Rick Koberson. wonder- ing if they had made a bad choice But Roberson. an .tdvanccd junior V ho was elected lust spring, cleared ' tp lots of misun- li rstanding during S G . meeting ' ■londay night. Such meetings re usually held on . ednesdays. But I oher.son called Monday ' s session ) dear himself. Ricky Roberson lid not .spoil the day was the message he wanted to get across. •But I didn ' t spoil the day. The ludent government is not respon- ible for getting the buses. Howev- I ' . I want to take the inititivc to iind out why they didn ' t come be- iduse what happens to the stu- By Wenda Vinson The Ojieninir convtK-atiim for Ihe 1!I7 ' .I-K(I school year was held -iptcinher 11. 1!I79. at ten o ' clock Jhe University church With lon pri ' siilint;. the « used on the the Student ers for the 1979- : was Kiven b iHor linator ft it ions, follow ilion ' s sintsin •i-f And Sini then (jiveii Ms Mivo4 on. S.G. Smi ' nslal fi. at liu ' ;e and a rcprcsentat: the Ilarvpy Gaiit Campait Their speeches encourair stiident.s to be sure to September i ' lth. in the Mayoi primaries in Charlotte. T convocation closed with t sinKintj of the school loyalty so ROBERSON He said he unrier.sl ' .. .. ' U .;.aL . .t. person responsible for handling the requisition in the business office was out of town. We have one requisition for (h entire season and the requisition did not get processed and to the bus company, Gaston said It should have been done, but it wasn ' t done. onKretiation a uidini! in uni Pr. Grccnfi ;.. work toKCthcr peace and harmony with tif elected S.G.. . officers S.G President. Ricky Roberson. g.. his address, pointinK out h ' imimrtant it is that we, student body work together the survival of our universi Additional speakers convocation were Ms. Shuffi Ricky Roberson Is Our SGA President aildition to this money for Ihel vearbook production, we also ' have to purcha.se a number of pieces of office and photography ic|uipment. The theme for this year ' s book n Together Wc Grow . Higriifying the progress that the Smith family has made over the M ' ars. the increase of unity among students and teachers, and the increase of size and liiality in our school. Kick.v Roberson. an ladvancwli junior ■a .lohnson i ' . Smith University, was installed as S(i.A President Sept II. 1!179 as a nviilt of his May 1979 election. Piiring his installation address to the student body. Ricky stressed the imiKirtance of toB4 ' iherness. ' This strateg)- l)eing used aiiaiiisi us is a slap in the face to all of our youth and esiH-cially black college St nil enls In order to combat and fight this issue, we noisl fir !l r-l..-.r...i.,niirl.„ll«.. V|. I his challenge and fight vigorous- ly against any and all moves to weaken, control or eliminate our most beloved universities and col- leges. said Roberson. Rober. on. a native of Windsor, North t ' arolina. is an Intermediate Education major with a concentration in Social Studies. Itoberson is a member of the Student Christian Associa- tion. New Student Orientation Commit lee, Vice-President of By Wenda Vinson The opening convocatioi: l.i the 1979-M) s hool .vear was hel SeptemlxT 11. 1979. at teno ' cloc in the University church Wit Dr. J. N. ' Gaston presiding, th convoc-alion focused on th installation of the Studen (Jovernment officers for the 1979 SO schcM)l year. The invocation w.-ls given b Rev. Phinisee, coordinator fo Student Convocations, followe he congregation ' s singint Every Voice And Sing ings were then given b iident. Ms. Miy.wh ■ky Roberson. St;. A id .Miyoshi Smith Vi k wen with i admin il iaths. Kath. Mott. rect rv. Mitch ell. B.pondini secretary, V B ' hancellor treasurer, and lB rt Harper expciilive assistant to thi president, were also svvorn in b: rir Greenfield. The student congregation alsi took an oath. Standing in union repeating after Dr. Greenfieli v vm.-...) to ,.,„rl, tosethcr it not care what club or ion you belong too. It is ike the effort of every- ' h in long hours of harii di ' dic.ition to save this black institution, .M ' ter e this institution, there a change upon your belief, action and ip on this campus The hard work, respect and ach other must begin tomorrow or two years It must be this hour if ) operate this campus our. founders had in the .year of I8f;7 1 I, and I pray that wi and change our expressed Roberson is looking forward to .vear as President of ■ : I iML l fcua gA jJ T % JQid refionj poing what he does Best MISS STUDENT A S S O C I A T I O N VEREDA PRIDGEN Hempstead Youth Choir For Christ Alpha ' s Talent Show iJ INSTRUCTORS ON THE MOVE, FROM 218 Faculty Talent Show ONE SQUARE TO THE NEXT . . . Citt Faculty Talent Show 219 Karate Exhibition SGA DAY ?el - 1 a .7 JEBfeJ • i. lil w Wi Kappa ' s Health Fair DELTA ' S BABY CONTEST Fashion and Talent Show Center ' s IfKm %% . Christmas Party ' V nnl 1 sjK IJIP ilo i w t =5 ci mM Ci3i Who ' s Who Among Johnson C. Smith University will bring out the best in you if you let it. Smith ' s a good institution. Students must be equipped with a mind to want to excel and better themselves, both academically and socially. In essence. Smith is an input-output system. How much you put in determines what you get. — Janice Squirewell Johnson C. Smith University is one of the most Unique black Universities of higher education. One is given the opportunity to develop his thirst for knowledge and his understanding of tomorrow ' s problem. One is given the chance to see doors open before him and develop the characteristics needed to become a leader for his people. — Anthony Muckelvene Education is the key to success. I owe most of my success to my parents, who have been my inspiration, to Kelvin, who has brought happiness into my life and to God who has given me the gift of life. Johnson C. Smith I ' niversity is a small black institution which suffers like many of its kind. It will continue to suffer academically if we the students make no attempt to initiate change. Many of us are concerned with the social side of college life. Improving our academic programs should be our top priority. Remember: we are here to further our education, and by doing so we may all reach the heights of success. — Maria Davis It has been a pleasure to have been able to spend the past four years at J. C. Smith. I will always remain faithful to the family. Smith has provided the environment to help me develop into a well-rounded individual. I share this thought with you: There is more to life than mere survival. Happiness is more rewarding. — Wilbert Harper Know yourself; be true to yourself, and strive toward attaining your goals. Live up to your expectations in life. Where you are isn ' t as important as where you are going! — Cynthia Lavern Zorn American Universities Johnson C. Smith University has allowed me the means to fulfill my educational desires. It has enriched my outlook on life and endowed me with life time friends and experiences. It is an honor to be a member of the Smith Family. — Paul Stoney As I reminisce, my matriculation at Smith has been very rewarding in numerous aspects. I have developed spiritually, physically, and intellectually. My philo- sophy is that you get out of something - whatever you put into it. With man things may seem impossible, but I know with God all things are possible. — Gilbert Harper It has been said thai vuur college yt are the best years of your life. For me, that ' s true. My stay at J.C.S.U. has been quite a unique experience; the best part of my life. I have been through a few rough periods, since coming to Smith in 1976, but things always got better. My message to all underclassmen is this: Live life to its fullest; don ' t settle for second best, but strive for what you know is yours; the top. — Maxie McRae Willie W. Chancellor Senior Greensville, S. C. My philosophy of life includes a strong belief in God and the true power he has that hasn ' t failed me yet. — M. Vanessa Ragsdale Horace Bush Senior DR. JAMES COSTEN PAYS A . . . -AMUITE TO M nn 232 SpeciaI Features . . . VISIT ON KING ' S BIRTHDAY. On January 15th, at 10:00 A. M., a convocation was held to honor the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The convocation, sponsored by the Men ' s Residence Hall Council, featured Dr. James Costen. As the guest speaker. A cultural talent show and filmstrip was presented later that day. li;£ SHALL OVSRCOHt lile. ihcM ove icome, we ihatt ovficome. We ihati overcome iomedai Ok, dtzp .61 mi kwM., I do fcetceve We ihcM ove icone iomexiai . The. iAuXk MUX make, oi iiet, The. tAuXh toiZZ make. 06 iiee., Tht ViuXh vxilZ mafee ui iiee. iomtday Oh, deep .in my heaxt I do beX-ivjz We ihati oveAcome iomedai . We ihati Live, in peace.. We ihaJit tive. in pea.ce, We ihaXZ tive in peace ioaedcLy Oh, dztp in mi) heanZ T do beJLit ' i We iliati oveAcomc iomeday. We oA-e not af naJA, we ate not aliaid We (M.e not alhjoid today. Oh deep in my keanX t do beLieve We ihaiti oueAcome iomeday. Special Features 233 GETTING THERE IN STYLE GETTING THERE IN STYLE The twenties are reflected on this page. Country (Charles Summer) styles an Old Man Suit. The baggy pants and pointed shoes make us rush over to grandparents once we get home, to get some of that GOOD OLD FASHION. Church anyone? This polka dot V-neck dress can be worn for any occasion. Add the now popular wide belt, a hat and you can go into anyones ' congregation and feel at ease. Terri Rylander Stephanie holds her own. If its back to the twenties, then so is she. A dress with a side split, pattern stocking, and keen heeled pumps. She ' s ready to dance all night to the BIG BAND SOUND. GETTING THERE IN STYLE |k v H ■ Mr ; ' k« . 1 B H m [ 1 A M D. Conservative but with a businesslook, gears us to our goals in the future. Sally Simpson If you ' re looking for a fashionable associate you ' 11 find the choosing is tough here at Smith. Leather says more on some than others. This outfit is not only a con versa tion piece, it gets its share of stares too. Karlinda Dixon They ' re ready for any area of campus life, be it church, class, or a stroll across the block. These ladies are Right from every angle. GETTING THERE IN STYLE Unconstructed, but structured in a fashion to suit the weary winter weather. Cynthia Byrd Western, vested, booted, and tweeded into a look all its on . . . Jazzy! Terry Blue GETTING THERE IN STYLE 238 Fashion GETTING THERE IN STYLE Looking good on the outside during the winter months, can enhance what lies within (underneath). See you later. A. A look of femininity, touched with elegance, shows that in the workings world we will be watched. -Gloria Peterson B. Classical, businesslike, but most of all womanly, with a touch of the male influence. -Bemadette Brown C. Size is not the factor here. It is working: with what you have and flaunting it to the fullest in the fall fashion fling. -Tara Byrd D. Bonjour, C ' est chic ' very casual, or as they say now, That G Q look. -Melford King ' FHsbions 239 TONY BROWN PAYS A VISIT . . . A THINKER, A DOER . . . A BELIEVER On Monday, Feb ruary 1 1 th, Tony Brown, a distinguished Journalist, stopped by our campus. Tony Brown ' s Journal, is carried in 85 cities representing 55 percent of the total American population and approximately 80 percent of the total black population. Tony Brown ' s Journal, the syndicated television series, has now been joined by a nationally syndicated newspaper column, also called Tony Brown ' s Journal. According to Mr. Brown, This country has to be brought to the realization of the Black strength. We must prevent the destruction of our Black Colleges. August S3, 1963 was the last time tha t Blacks marched on the na tion s capital. We think tha t all national black leaders are working out the agenda for us. We sit back and wait tor the calvary. There ain ' t no calvary! 240 Fasbion c 1 n A 7 V L A 7 ) A) Anthony Carlos Hayes: Put God in front of you, Put man behind you, And you ' ll survive. With love. Mom, Addrainne, Omega Carla Dianne M. Putnam: Congratulations! We are proud of you! We love you! mama, daddy, Pam Clyde Gloria Jean Swindler: Congratulations! We are elated with your achievements! Love and Best Wishes, Lang, Brunell, Joseph, Princetta Singley Magejeanette Barnes: Congratulations on your graduation! We are proud of you With love. Mom, Dad, Sister, Brother Belinda Stephens: The Future is yours. Give it all you got. Good Luck! Ray Rachel Belinda Stephens: We are very proud of you! Best Wishes, Aunte Quiller, Uncle Frank Pepper Congratulations To A Darling granddaughter, Belinda Stephens. Love Grandpa This is your day, Belinda, So hang in there! With Love, Aunt Moz, Uncle Edward Lucy Congratulations Belinda! Wishing you the best now and in the future. Love Freddie To my favorite niece: Keep pushing, Belinda! Good Luck! Aunt Gert, Vanessa, Avil and Grits Belinda Stephens That ' s our girl! Love, Ma Tony r James Edward Aiken, Jr. Just to say how proud I am of you for completing such a successful education. Hoping you ' ll find the very best in the future years to come. Love Laurette James Edward Aiken, Jr. With God all things are possible. Thank God you made it! Best Wishes, Your Mom Brother Mrs. Willie Mae Aiken Brian Robin A. Pointer: Congratulations on your achievement! God Bless you in all life ' s adventures. Your Parents, Chaplain Mrs. Lewis W. Pointer Vivan Patrick: Congratulations and Best wishes to our daughter upon her graduation from JCSU. With Love Mom, Dad, Brother Tony Graves: Congratulations on your graduation and for a job well done. We all love you! Mom, Dad, Sisters Brothers Sarah M. Bishop: Congratulations and best wishes to our daughter and sister. May you continue to broaden your horizon, and in all your ways acknowledge the Lord. With Love, Mother, Dad, Sisters-in-law, and brother-in-law Daniel Bailey: Congratulations on your graduation we are very proud of you! With Love, Mother Dianne Alford: Congratulations and best wishes to our daughter upon her graduation from JCSU Mr. Mrs. Howard Alford Betty Booker: Congratulations and best wishes to our daughter upon her graduation from JCSU, Class of 1980. Love Your Parents, Mr. Mrs. Charles A. Booker Jr. Charles M. Wilson: Congratulations to a fine member! University Park Baptist Church corner of Keller Avenue and Senior Drive Charlotte, N. C. 28216 Dr. James E. Palmer, Pastor Charles M. Wilson: Congratulations and best wishes to our nephew upon his graduation from JCSU Good Luck! Your Aunt Uncle Mr. Mrs. Jimmy Edwards Charles M. Wilson: I knew you could do it, son. I am proud of you for a job well done. Your father, Mr. James M. Wilson Congratulations and Best Wishes to our daughter, Maxie McRae upon her graduation from JCSU May God forever bless you. With love. Mom Dad Patrica Robins: Congratulations, You made it! Love Your Family Edward R. (Bill) Garris: Congratulations, Son! You ' ve made me a very proud mother may God bless you. Ms. Mildred K. Garris Sarah M. Bishop: Congratulations, Auntie on your graduation. With Love, Your nephews, Marcus Kyndell Best Wishes upon your graduation Sarah. Much Love, Your niece, Marna Your nephew, Douglas We want to express our pleasure to Donald Alvin Sistrunk for becoming a Johnson C. Smith Graduate in the Class of 1980 Love, Mom, Sisters, and niece Kathy Lynn Mott: 111! ill ' IP Congratulations! i ' l j P ' 1 We are very proud of you I I ' ' ' rf ' Best wishes as ! • i ■ you jifek seek higher heights and i 9r deeper depths in the future. r %. Remember Matthew 6:33. {{ ' With Love, The Mott and Avery ' Families - - ' 1 Gloria Jean Swindler: 1(1 If UN Congratulations on your 1 iili f If If graduation. , 11 ' p f J ' li I never for one moment ' p ? J L ' Ml doubted that you would HNC |M Hi make it. i JjjHI r You have a strong determination and a quest for knowledge. Lots of success in your future endeavors. With Love, HH j Mama I bIH IIb ' ■ ,- .y-...- -- Michael James Graham: Congratulations on your graduation! God bless you. Good Luck! We love you! Mom, Dad Sister Sarah M. Bishop: Congratulations Marie! love, your niece, Tesha your nephew, Alex Elijah We are very proud of you Sarah Congratulations! Love, your nieces, Vanessa Dee Congratulations and best wishes to the class of 80 . . . from the 1980 BULL STAFF AAAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAA Name: Dianne Alford Address; Rte 1 Box 174-A Maxton, N.C. 28364 Major: Communication Arts Activities: Member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Member of Alpha Psi Omega Name: Andrew Alien Address: 2404 Celia Ave Charlotte. N.C. 28216 Major: General Business and Marketing Name: James Allen Address: Rte 1 box 34 Goldston, N.C. 27242 Major: History Activities Member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. History Club, R. W. Johnson Spiritual Choir. 1979 Spring honor roll BBBBBBBBBBBBB BBBBBBBBBBBBB Name: Magejeanette Barnes Address: Rte I Box 135 Greatfalls, S.C. Major: Physical Education Activities; AAHPER, Basketball team, Softball team Name: Sarah Bishop Address: 1021 Ashley Ave Charleston, South Carolina Major: Social Work; Sociology minor Activities: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, NAACP Sociology Social Work Club Name: Jeralyn Boaz Address: 1632 Waverly St. Columbia. S.C. 29204 Major: General Business; Economics minor Activities: Business Club, Delta Sigma Theta Inc. 2nd Attendant Ms. JCSU Name: Betty Booker Address: Appomattox, Virginia Major; Political Science Activities: Political Science Club, 1976 Ms. Freshman Class 2nd Attendant. 1977 Ms. Sophomore Class 1st Attendant, 1978 Junior Class Reporter Name: Maxine J. Buck Address: P.O. Box 38 Hollywood. S.C. 29494 Major: Physical Education; Health Education minor Activities; 1978 Vice-Pres. Phy. Ed. Club, 1979 Pres, Phv. Ed. Club, S.G.A. Representative for Phv. Ed. Club, R. W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, National Dean ' s List, ' Miss Phy. Ed. Club 1979-80 Name: Kevin Buckner Address: 5909 Clay St. N.E. apt. 201 Washington, D.C. Mnior: Communication Arts Activities: 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979-80 Varsity Swim Team, Photographer University Student News Name: Patricia Burnett Address: Rte 5 Box 230 Rutherfordton, N.C. 28139 Major: Early Childhood Education Activities: Student Union Board Name: Horace Bush Address; 1239 Skyview Road Charlotte. N.C. 28208 Majors: Psychology. Social Work, Sociology Acti vities: University Choir, Pres. Beta Kappa Chi. Sociology Social Work Club. Assoc. Editor Treewell. National Dean ' s List, NAACP ccccccccccccc ccccccccccccc Name: Rachel Denise Calhoun Address: Buffalo, New York Major: Biology Activities: Pre Med Club. M.B.S. Program Name: Beverly Cason Address: Rtef Box 225 Morven. N.C. 28119 Major: Communications Activities; Miss Berry Hall 1977-78, JCSU Marching Band. Reporter and Cartoonist for Univ. Student News Name: Dorothy Gates Address: Spartanburg. S.C. Major: General Business Name: Willie W. Chancellor Address: Rt. 13 Chancellor Dr. Greenville. S.C. 29611 Major: Accounting Activities: Student Christian Association 1976-80, Pre-Alumni Council. New Student Orientation Committee. Honors Program 1976-80, Alpha Chi Honor Society. Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, R. W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, National Dean ' s List Name: Michael Cooper Address: Rt. 1 Box 236-B Turkey, N.C. 28393 Major: Communication Arts Activities: NCSL. Johnson C. Smith Llniversity Chi Spiritual Choir, Student Christian Ass Committee Name: Ronald Cooper Address; 2400 Greenway Avenue Winston-Salem. N.C. 27105 Major: Accounting Activities: National Dean ' s List, senior class treasurer, North Caroli State Government Intern R. W. Johnson Religious Life Name: Janet V. Crowder Address: Rt. 3 Morgan Mill Road Monroe, N.C. Major: Communications Activities: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Newspaper Staff, Residence Hall Counselor Name; Robert S. Cunningham Jr. Address: 74 Samson Circle Columbia, S.C. Major: General Business Marketing Activities: Intramural Basketball Volleyball Track 1976-80, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Business Club, Rho Man of the Year 1979-80 Name: Vivian Cuthberston Address: 6114 Old Coach Rd. Charlotte. North Carolina 28215 Major: Accounting DDDDDDDDDDDDD DDDDDDDDDDDDD Name: Maria R. Davis Address: 1012 Summit Lane Philadelphia PA. Major: Communications Art Activities: University Student News, Student Task Force Team, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc., JCSU Mission Comra., Alpha Kappa Mu and Alpha Chi Honor Societies, National Dean ' s List Name: Hershula Dawson Address: 49 Sheppard St. Charleston, S.C. 29403 Major: Math Activities: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sororitv, Math Physics Computer Science Club, Army ROTC - Cadet, Honor Roll 4 sem. Name: Mary C. Deloatch Address: 206 Tyson St. Greenville, N.C. 27834 Major: Math Activities: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, University Choir, Math Physics Computer Science Club. Name: Carmen Dickerson Address: 102 Quince Circle Summerville, S.C. 29483 Major: General Business; minor Marketing Activities: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Business Club, Yearbook Staff, Dean ' s List Name: Charles Donald Address: 1920 St. Louis Ave. Columbia, S.C. 29204 Major: Gen. Business Name: Valerie M. Douglas Address: 445 Bacon St. Winston-Salem, N.C. 27105 Major: General Business Activities: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. Name: Ray A. Dukes Address: 305 N.W. 33rd Avenue Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33311 Major: Communication Arts Activities: Track Team, Student Alumni Assoc, Kappa Alpha Psi Frat. EEEEEEEEEEEEE K K ll K K rj cj iIj hi iIj Ili iIj ii Name: Charles Elder Jr. Address: 21 Kathy Lane West Seneca, N.Y. 14224 Major: PoHtical Science Activities: Omega Psi Phi Frat., Political Science Club Name: Alice Evans Address: 4525 Rosreridge Place Apt. 5 Charlotte, N.C. 28210 Major: Intermediate Education Activities: Student National Education Association FFFFFFFFFFFFF FFFFFFFFFFFFF Name: Debbie Freeman Address: Rte. 3 Box 91 Winnsboro, S.C. 29180 Major: Marketing GGGGGGGGGGGGG GGGGGGGGGGGGG Name: Michael Gadsen Address: Rt. 1 Box 165 Winnsboro, S.C. 29180 Major: Accounting Activities: R. W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, Pre Alumni Council, I Student Orientation Committee, SGA Election Con Intramural Basketball team. United Negro College Fund, Dean ' s List Name: Mami Garvin Address: York, S.C. Major: Early Childhood Education Activities; Library Club Name; Sylvia Gay Address: Greenville, S.C. Activities: Lyceum Committee, Karate Club Name: Jahureia Gethers Address: 2014 East 12th St. Winston-Salem. N.C. 27101 Activities: Feet Don ' t Fail Me Now Track Team, Student Council Assoc. Name: Pearlie L. Gilliam Address; 1410 Montgomery St. Charlotte, N.C. Major; General Business Name: Margaret Goodlet Address; Box 726 Cooleemee, N.C. 27014 Major: Physical Education Activities: Band, Basketball and Track Team, Miss Junior Class, Physical Education Club. 1st Attendant to Miss JCSU Name; Vernon B. B. Goodwin Address: Rt. 2 Box 2.50 A Hopkin, S.C. 29061 Major: Business Administration Activities; Omega Psi Phi Frat. Inc., Business Club, National Blood Donator of Red Cross Name; Tony M. Graves Address: Rt. 10, Box 216 Reidville, N.C. 27320 Major: Business Administration; minor Economics Accounting Activities; Honor Roll, National Dean ' s List, Business Club, Intramural Basketball Name; Kim L. Gray Address: 110 Mobley St. Chester, S.C. Major: Music Activities: Pres. University Choir, Yearbook Staff, Alpha Phi Alpha Frat., Inc. Name: Linda L. Green Address; 700 W. Dargan St. Dillon, S.C. 295,36 Major: Political Science s E N I O R Activities: Political Science Club, Student Alumina Assoc. Name: Phillip M. Green Address: P.O. Box 148 Badin. N.C. Major: Business Administration Activities: JCSU Band HHHHHHHHHHHHH HHHHHHHHHHHHH Name: Wanda Hall Address: 1520 Blavis St. Philadelphia, Pa. 19140 Major: History Activities: Dean ' s List 1977, Pres. SGA 1978-79, United Negro Scholarship Fund, Outstanding Young Woman of Amer. 1979, Outstanding Jr., Union Program Board, Student Com. Land Loss of Black 1979-80 Name: Bernard L. Hamilton Address: 1908 Good Hope Rd. J.E. Washington, D.C. 20020 Major: Economics Political Science Activities: Phi Beta Sigma Frat., Pan Hellin Council Polit. Sci. Club, University Student News Staff, .JCSU Band, ROTC Name: William N. Hamilton Jr. Address: 1908 Good Hope Rd. S.E. Washington, D.C. 20020 Major: Math Physics Activities: Phi Beta Sigma Frat., Computer Science Club Name: Roberta Harkley Address; Havelock, N.C. Major: Political Science Activities: Political Science Club Name: Gilbert Harper Address: Rte 1 Box 38 Jenkinsville, S.C. 29065 Major: Accounting Activities: Freshman Class Pres. 1976-77, R. W, Johnson Spiritual Choir, Student Christian Assoc, Student Gov. Assoc, Pre-Alumni Council of U.N.C.F., Alpha Kappa Mu and Alpha Chi Honor Societies, Honors Program, Who ' s Who, The National Dean ' s List, New Student Orientation Com. Name: Wilbert Harper Address: Rte 1 Box 38 Jenkinsville, S.C. 29065 Major: Accounting Activities: Pres. Student Christian Assoc, Board of Trustees, Alpha Kappa Mu and Alpha Chi Honor Societies, Pre Alumni Council, R. W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, Traffic Review Board, Student Judiciary Board Name: Anthony C. Hayes Address: 128 E. Bayside Manor Charleston, S.C. 29403 Major: Communication Arts Activities: Orientation Committee, Bull Staff 1976-80. (editor in chief 1979-80) Name: Lawrenc Hicks Address: Rte 1 Kittrell Estates Kitrell, N.C. 27544 Major: Communication Arts Activities: Fashion Pacers, Ira Aldridge Drama Club, Orientation Committee Name: Samuel E. Hinnant Address: Wilson, N.C. 27893 Major: Marketing Activities: JV Basketball 1976-77 Name: Wvomie House Address: Rte 5 Box 245 Rockhill, S.C. Major: Communication Arts Activities: Newspaper Staff IIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIII Name: Howard B. Ijames Address: 206 Shenandoah Drive Winston-Salem, N.C. 27103 Major: Computer Science _ f I 111 m.wcwiiMr.WWKU ' ; liversitv Student News jjjjj.jjjjjjjj jjjjjjjjjjjjjj Name: Tina M. Johnson Address: Rte 1 Box 98 Chester. S.C. Major: Business Administration Activities: R. W. Johnson Spiritual Cho Name: Lorraine Jones Address: Rte 8 OakRidge Circle Lancaster, S.C. Major: Earlv Childhood Education Activities: SCAB. Delta Sigma Thela Sorority Name: Wanda F. Jovner Address: Rocky Moiinl, N.C. Major: Pohtical Science Activities: NSOC, Ms. Meyers Hall. Political Science Club. Student Alumni Assoc, Outstanding Women in America, Miss Johnson C. Smith University KKKKKKKKKKKKK KKKKKKKKKKKKK Name: Dan Ketter Address: Jacksonville. Florida Major: Communication Arts Jo LLLLLLLLLLLLL LLLLLLLLLLLLL Name: Tony Legette Address: Georgetown St. Marion. S.C. 29751 Major: Physical Education; minor Communications Activities: Football Team 1975-80. Physical Education Club. Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship Name: Ms. Ruby A. Lewers Address: Greenville, S.C. Major: Intermediate Education Activities: SNCAE, Honor Roll. JCSU Dance Group Name: Loretta B. Lockhart Address: 905 Winchester Ave. Monroe. N.C. 28110 Major: Physical Education Activities: JCSU Band, Track and Basketball Teams. Delta Sigma Theta, Miss Scroller MMMMMMMMMMMMM MMMMMMMMMMMMM Name: Cynthia McAfee Address: 810 South Parker St. Monroe, N.C. 28110 Major: Physical Education minor Health Education Activities: University Choir. Physical Education Club, Track Team Mgr.. Junior Class Pres., Delta Siema Theta Sorority Student Judiciary Board, Most Outstanding Women of America, Dean ' s List 1977 79, P.E. Major Academic Award Name: Margaret McClain Address: 238 Mattoon St. Charlotte, N.C. Major: Political Science Sociology Activities: Social Work Club, Polit. Science Club Name: Johnny L. McGowan Address: 200L Urey St. Laurens, S.C. 29360 Major: Sociology Activities: Black Alliance Club, Sociology Club Name: Maxie C. McRae Address: Rte 3 Box 48 Dillon, S.C. 29536 Major: Communication Arts Activities: R. W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, Soul Choral Ensemble, New Sensations, University Choir, Universitv Student News, Bull Staff, Most Talented Campus female 1978, Outstanding Young Women of America, Dean ' s List, National Dean ' s List, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Religious Life Com., Student Christian Assoc. Pres., Who ' s Who Name: Linda Millhouse Address: 602 Sunflower Circle Sanford, N.C. 27330 Major: Physical Education Activities: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Physical Education Club Name: Minnie L. Mitchell Address: 40. ' 3 East South Boulevard Union, S.C. 29379 Major: Physical Education Activities: University Choir, Off Campus Women ' s Club, Physical Education Club, New Student Orientation Com., Cultural Com. -Union Board, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Student Government Assoc. -corresponding secretary Name: Valerie D. Moore Address: 325 Fairwood Ave. Charlotte, N.C. 28 ' 203 Major: Early Childhood Education Activities: Delta Sigma Theta, SNCAE Name: Catherine Moss Address: P.O. Box 89 Woodleaf, N.C. Major: Psychology Activities: Student Christian Assoc. Psychology Club, SGA Name: Patrick Moss Address: 154 Lincoln Dr. Spartanburg, S.C. 29301 Major: Music Education Activities: University Choir, University Band, MENC, ROTC Name: Kath L. Mott Address: Box 193 128 E. Main St. Cleveland. N. C. 27013 Major: Accounting Activities: Student Christian Assoc, Pre-Alumni Council, R. W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, Honors Program, Sec. for Junior Class, S.G. A. -recording Sec. 79-80 NNNNNNNNNNNNN NNNNNNNNNNNNN 0000000000000 0000000000000 Name: Alfred Owens Address: Rte 1 Box 153-A Winnsboro. S.C. 29180 Major: Accounting Activities: Vice-Pres. for Sophomore class, R. W. Job: United Negro College Fund, Studen Co-Chairperson of Black History Month Com Name: Jeffery L. Owens Address: 213 ' East Carter St. Clinton, N.C. 28328 Major: Banking and Finance Activities: Business Club. Intramural Sports Program on Spiritual Cho Christian Assc PPPPPPPPPPPPP PPPPPPPPPPPPP Name: Sylvia L. Parker Address: 1108 Browning Drive Charleston, S.C. ' 29407 s E N I R Major: Physical Education Activities: 2 yrs. JCSU Band. University Choir, Physical Education Club Name: Vivian L. Patrick Address: Cheraw. S.C. Major: Early Childhood Education Activities: Honors Program. R. V. Johnson Spiritual Choir, Univ. Student News. Ms. Pyramid Club. Delta Sigma Thet , SNCAE. Ms. Delta Sigma Theta Name: Lisa M. Patterson Address: Baltimore, Maryland Major: Earlv Childhood Education Activities: JCSU Band. Drama Workshop 1976 Name: Lynetle Y. Payne Address: 64 6th Avenue Charleston. S.C. 29403 Major: Marketing Activities: Yearbook Staff. Business Club Name: June E. Pearson Address: 210 West King St. Kings Mountain, N.C. 28286 Activities: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Senior Class Fund Raising and Publicity Com. Name: Judy Person Address: 606 Garden St. Sanford. N.C. 27330 Major: Social Work Name: Robin Pointer Address: 102 Mazak Court Fort Bragg. N.C. 28307 Major: Marketing Activities: Homecoming Committee RRRRRRRRRRRRR RRRRRRRRRRRRR Name: M. Vanesa Ragsdale Address: 1901 Autum Court Greensboro, N.C. 27405 Major; Social Work Sociology Activities: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Alpha Kappa Mu, Alpha Chi Honor Society. Student Christian Assoc. R. W. .Johnson Spiritual Choir. Fellowship of Christian Athletes, New Orientation Com.. Foreign Language Club. University Choir. Ira Aldridge Dramatics Guild. Honors Program, Sociology Social Work Club Name: Belinda -J- Ray Address: .512 20th Ave. West Cordele. Georgia Major: Psychology Activities: Psychology Club. JCSU Band, University Choir. Student Christian Assoc. Name: Priscilla Rice Address: Rte 1 Box 64 Clinton. S.C. 29.325 Major: Physical Education Activities: 1976-1980 R. W. Johnson Spiritual Choir. University Choir, Physical Education Club, Alpha Kappa Mu and .Mpha Chi Honor Societies, National Dean ' s List Name: Cathy Rivers Address: 146 Line St. Charleston, S.C. 29403 Major: Accounting Activities- Dean ' . List 2 semesters Name: Teresa Royal Address: 1213 Cedrow Drive High Point. N.C. 27260 Major: Political Science Activities: Community Services Com. of S.G.A.. Delta Sigma Theta Political Science Club. National Alliance For Minority. University Student News sssssssssssss sssssssssssss Name: Hattie L. Scot Address: Rt 2 Box 249-B Lake City. S.C. 29560 Major: Sociology Education Activities: Sociology Social Work Club Name: Linda B. Sharp Address: 9 W. 4th St. Mount Vernon, New York 10550 Major: Social Work Sociology Activities: Sociology Social Work Club, Freshman Orientation Committee Name: Phyllis D. Sheff Address: Shalimar Drive Winston-Salem. N.C. 27107 Major: Accounting Name: Bernetta Simpkins Address: 408 Augusta Rd. Edgefield. S.C. 29824 Major: Accounting Activities: Basketball and Softball Teams, Bull Staff, Newspaper Staff, Pre-Alumni Council. Ms. Pre- Alumni Council Student Christian Assoc. Student Alumni Assoc. Dean ' s List 4 yrs. Name: Joyce M. Simpson Address: 911 Kennedy St. Monroe. N.C. 28110 Major: Physical Education Activities: Delta Sigma Theta, Physical Education Club. University Choir Name: Mirian D. Smith Address: 8 South Tracv St. Charleston. S.C. 29403 Major: Social Work Sociology Activities: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, National Dean ' s List, Ms. Alpha Kappa Alpha. Sociology Social Work Club Name: Edwin Smith Address: 1909 W. 22nd Lorain. Ohio 44052 Activities: Omega Psi Phi Frat. Name: Mivoshi D. Smith Address: 1845 E. Wabash St. Bartow. Fla. Major: Political Science minor; Sociology Activities: Honors Program, Student Judicary Board, NCSL, Delta Sigma Theta Sororitv. Political Science Club, 1 of 10 most active juniors, V-Pres. S.G.A.. NAACP Welcome! TO Gourmet Services MENU SMbW.HE ' , BOLOfiNA .60 BAM ' EGO . ' ' ' • ' B0L06N f BWON (H E .65 BA(iE66 . Al)-E66 «U(AOF ■ HJE .90 AU(EC6 ' Pi7ZA .50 CHICKEN .90 Hffl B06 A, CHILL bO j AO S AS ,35 (H F8R0. .S5 HAMhKu. -iO bOUBLE .45 ' ! .55 CHiEBRCi.l.CO COFFEE .25 bOUBLE HOT CHOC. 35 HAMRRO I ' .O MILK .25 um 75 MILK iHftK E.... HAM?(Hi£ 75 60 BAI.UH5E .70 ICECREAM 8ft L£T-T0fT-.J • ..« C5 EoC .. ' r ICECRMFIOAT i RILLCHiE ' 75 •RINA FRT.PUNCH .25 tM tBRu HAnAIIANPUNCH Name: Shelia Smith Address: South Carolina Major: Biology Activities: Alpha Chi Honor Society, MBS Program, Reception Com. for Ms. JCSU, Young Adult Choir of Greater Bethel A.M.E. Church, Pre-Alumni Council, NAACP Name: Barbara Snead Address: 1955 Laurel St. Bartow, Florida 33830 Major: Communication Arts Social Work Activities: Library Club, Modern Drama Club, Social Work Club Name; Debra L. Stephens Address: Rt. 1 Box 108 Enoree, S.C. 29335 Major: Social Work; minor Psychology Activities: Social Work Club Name: Teresa Stewart Address: P.O. Box 373 Sparta, Ga. 31087 Major: Music Education Activities: University Choir, MENC, New Student Orientation Com., Student Judicary Board, NAACP, JCSU Band Name: Shirley A. Suber Address: Rte 3 Box 7-A Clinton, S.C. 29325 Major: Social Work; minor Psychology Activities: Social Work Club Name: Michelle Thompson Address: Rt. 1 Box 42 Currie, N.C. 28435 Major: Economics Activities: R. W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, 2nd attendant Ms. Student Christian Assoc, Orientation Com., V-Pres. Senior Class. Recording Sec. of S.G.A. 1977-78, NCSL delegate uuuuuuuuuuuuu uuuuuuuuuuuuu vvvvvvvvvvvvv vvvvvvvvvvvvv wwwwwwwwwwwww wwwwwwwwwwwww Name: Sharon A. Washington Address: 134H North Romney St. Charleston. S.C. Major: Political Science Activities: JCSU Band, Polit. Sci. Club Name: Karen E. Watson Address: 65 South St. Charleson, S.C. 29403 Major: Marketing Activities: Bull Staff, Business Club Name: Angelique L. Whaley Address: 910 Ashley Ave. Charleston. S.C. 29403 Major: Marketing Activities: Honors Program. Dean ' s List, Delta Sigma Theta Sor., Alpha Kappa Mu and Alpha Chi Honor Societies, National Dean ' s List, Ms. Senior Class Name: Beverly A. Wilform Address: 45 Maiden Lane York, S.C. 29745 Major; Early Childhood Education; minor Psychology Activities: Honors Program, Math Tutor. Honor Roll 4 yrs., Softball Team, Alpha Kappa Mu Alpha Chi Honor Sue, Political Science Club Name: Janice A. Williams Address: Rt. 1 Box 439 Hope Mills, N.C. Major: English Activities: 1st attendant to Ms. Freshman Class, Modern Dance Troupe, Ms. Alpha Phi Alpha, Newspaper Staff, Ms. SNCAE, National Dean ' s List, Ms. Univ. News Name: Brenda Wilson Address: Rt. 4 White Horse Rd. Greenville. S.C. 29605 Major: Early Childhood Education Activities: SNCAE. Organ. Editor of Yearbook. Ms. R. W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, 1st attendant to Ms. Sen. Class, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sor. New Student Orientation Com. Name: Charles Wilson Address: 2713 Botanv St. Charlotte, N.C. 28216 Major: Business Administration Activities: Student Christian Assoc. Business Club, Pres. of Senior Class, Student Judicary Boar d, National Assoc, of Outstanding Graduates Name: Debra A, Woods Address: 13902 Caine St. Cleveland, Ohio 44105 Major: Communications Activities: JCSU Band, Student Alumni Assoc, Black Hist. Club Name: Evelyn E. Wright Address: 15 Poplar St. Charleston. S.C. 29403 Major: General Business Activities: Bull Staff, Business Club D I R E C T R Y xxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxx YYYYYYYYYYYYY YYYYYYYYYYYYY ZZZZZZZZZZZZZ ZZZZZZZZZZZZZ Name: Cynthia Zorn Address: Charleston, S.C. Major: Social Work; minor: Sociology Activities: Honors Program, Student Christian Assoc, JCSU Band, Freshman-Sophomore Peer Counselor, Sociology Social Work Club, Alpha Kappa Mu Alpha Chi Honor Societies, Student Asst. in MISIP program. National Dean ' s List Honor Roll 4 yrs. GENERAL INDEX AAA AAAAA Abernathy, Alvares p. 94 Abie. Willie p.82 Adams, Evelina p.82 Alexander. Charlotte p.94 Alexander. Marsha p.94 Alford, Dianne p. 50 Allen. Andrew p. 50 Allen, Charylene p.94 Allen, James p. 50 Alston, Timothy p.94 Alston. Paula p.94 Amason. Glenn p.94 Ancrom, Dellon p.94 Anderson. Naomi p.82 Anderson, Vonnie p.82 Anderson, Zonderner p.82 Andows. Michelle p. 50 Anthony, Jennifer p.94 Archie. Greg p.94 Arnold. Christopher p.82 Alchinson, Lyvonne p.82 Austin. Clyde p.66 Austin, Ingrid p.82 BBB BBBBB Bailey, Donna p. 69 Bailey, Gregory p.94 Baine, Angela p.94 Barber, Carolyn p. 84 Ballard, Geraid p.66 Banika, Gibson p.82 Barfield. Francine p.94 Barksdale, Shelia p.94 Barlow. Craig p.94 Barnes, Angela p.94 Barnes, David p.94 Barnes, Magejeanelte p. 50 Barnes, Merion p. 50 Barrett. Donald p.50 Battle. Phyllis p.82 Baxter, Gracie p. 50 Baskett, Rosa p.94 Bennett, Pamela p.82 Benjamon. Michael p.94 Berryman, Loretta p. 64 Bether, Chris p.94 Biggs, Lisa p. 95 Bing. Kwane p. 95 Bittle, Deago p.95 Blackmon, Yvonne p.95 Blair, Lisa p.95 Blakeney, Angela p.95 Blakeney, Vincent p.95 Boderick, Willie p.81,82 Boggan, Debbie p.95 Bookman. Tracy p.95 Borum, Walter p.95 Bostic. Dwight p.95 Bowen. Gloria p. 69 Boyce, Angie p.82 Boykin. James p. 69 Bradford, Malachi p.95 Bradlev. Barbara p. 76 Brandon, Rickey p.81.82 Brandon, Ecclesiates p.82 Bratton. Phyllis p.95 Bridges. Rhonda p.81,82 Brodie, Thomas p.83 Broadman, Junius p.95 Bryant, Cassandra p.66 Bryant, Rhonda p. 96 Bryer. Zonyai p. 96 Booker. Cathv p.95 Brooks. Barbara p,76 Brooks. Wanda p.95 Broome, Douglas p.95 Browen. Gail p.83 Brown. Douglas p.95 Brown, Ernest p.69 Brown, Kenneth p.69 Brown. Sharon p.83 Brown, Wanda p.95 Buchanan, Cheryl p.66 Bullock, James p. 96 Burgess, Emily p.83 Buke. Steven p. 96 Burns. Carolyn p.83 Burns. Debra p.96 Burton. CarDelia p.83 Bussev, Felicia p.96 Butler. Tammie p.83 Bynum, Sharri p.69 Bvrd. Cathy p.83 Bvrd, Valjean p.83 Byrd. Vivan p.83 ccc ccccc Calclough, Eleanor p.96 Caldwell. Letitia p.96 Calhoun, Ravhel p.52 Campbell. Darryl p.96 Canada, Keith p.96 Carpenter, Frank p.96 Carr, Patricia p.52 Carr, Sharon p.96 Carson, Clifford p.96 Carson, Joseph p.69 Carta, Anita p.83 Casey, Vincent p.96 Gates. Dorothy p.52 Chambers, Grady p.96 Champier. Cornea p.96 Chancellor, Willie W. p.52 Chapman, Barnet p.96 Chasten. Benjamin p.66 Chasten. Theresa p.96 Childs. Tracey p.96 Chinnis. Anthony p.83 Chisolm. Michael p.96 Christian, Linda p. 76 Clark. Denise p.69 Clark, Rodney p.66 Clayton, Andre p.76 Cloud, Linda J. p.52 Coan, Jefferv p.69 Cobb, Hilton p.83 Cochran. Christopher p.83 Cole. Victor p.76 Collie. Linda M. p.52 Coleman. Johnna p. 97 Commander, Larry p. 84 Cook. Theresa p.97 Cook. Samuel p.52 Cooley, Lisa p.97 Cooper. Denise p.97 Cooper. Edward p.97 Cooper, Michael p.52 Cooper, Morris p.97 Cooper, Ronald p.49,52 Corbett. Timothy p.52 Cornell, Janice M. p.52 Courtney, Levi p. 84 Covington. Joyce p. 84 Covington, Pennebelvn p.97 Credle. Velma p.97 Crews, Lynette p.97 Croom. Orlando p,69 Crossling. Johathan p.97 Crowden. Darrvl p.97 Crowder. Janet V. p.52 Cummingham. Constance p-97 Cunningham, Robert p.52 Currie. Celestlne p.97 Curtis, Katherine p. 84 Curtis. Kathy p. 81 Cuthberson, Vivian p.52 DDD DDDDD Darby. Stephone p.97 Davis, Antone p.97 Davis, Clint p.97 Davis, Don p.97 Davis, Irving p.97 Davis. Larry p.97 Davis. Maria p. 53 Davis. Robert p.97 Davis, Robert M. p.98 Davis, Rosa p. 84 Davis, Tyrone p.98 Davidson, Patricia p. 84 Dawkins, Monica p. 84 Dawson, Hershula p. 53 Dawson, Jean p. 84 Dean. Patrica p.98 Deas. Gregory p.98 Deavers. William p.84 DeWalt. Juanza p.98 Dickerson, Tracey p.98 Dixion. Caroline p.98 Dixion. Antionette p.84 Dixion. Karlinda p.98 Dodson. Theresa p.98 Donald, Charles p. 53 Donald. Melody p.84 Donaldson. JoAnne p.84 Douglas, Valerie p. 53 Draughn, Beverly p.98 Dukes. Anthony Ray p. 53 Dumas, Marcus p.98 Dunlap, Jerry p.98 Dunn. Jerry p.98 Dunn, Lee p.66 Dunn. Ordella p.98 Dupree. David p.98 Duren, Valarie p.66 Durmo, Lisa p.76 EEE EEEEE Ebron, Michelle p.84 Eckles, Derrick p.84 Edwards, Melvin p.98 Edwards. Michael p.98 Elder, Charles p.,M Ellington, Alvin p.98 Ellis, Kenneth p.98 Ellis. Marcella p.69 GENERAL INDEX Ellis, Robert p.98 Ennett, James p.98 Esbucrulam, John p. 84 Evans, Alice M. p. 54 Evans, Barbara p.98 FFF FFFFF Faison, Rochell p.99 Farley. Morris p.99 Farmer, Larry p.99 Faucette, Norman p. 85 Faulks, George p-99 Felton, Dora p.99 Ferguson, Wilma L. p.99 Fields, Randall p.99 Fisher, Quita p.99 Fisher, Rita p.99 Ford, Nadine p.85 Fleming, Clyde p.85 Fleming, Edgar Fleming, Theol p.85 Floyd. Brenda p.85 Fluellen. Maurice p.99 Flynt. Willie p.99 Fraiser. Aleta p.99 Freedom. Frank p.85 Freeman. Debbie p.54 Freeman, Diane p.99 Freeman, Vangela p.69 Froneberger. Angela p.54 Fuller, Lonnie p.99 Fulp, Bernie p.99 Fulton, Udolpha p.99 GGG GGGGG Gadson, Michael p,54 Gaines, Cynthia p.99 Garlington, Brenda p.99 Garrett, Lydia p.74 Garvin, Adam p.85 Gary, Phil p.85 Gaston, Theresa p.85 Gatewood, Kenneth p.74 Gay, Sylvia p.54 George, .James p.99 Gerald, Cynthia p.74 German, Peggy p.54 Gethers, .Jahureia p.66 Gill, Cal p.70 Gilliman, Pearlie p.54 Gilliman, Ronald p.66 Gilmore, Henry p. 100 Gilmore. .Juanita p. 70 Gilmore. Terri p.66 Ginyard. Dellareese p. 100 Gladden, Erma p.99 Glasper. Curtis p.99 Glidwell. Carlene p.85 Goodwater, Kathy p.lOO Goodlett, Margaret p.55 Goodwin. Vernon B. p.55 Goss. Calvin p.lOO Graham. Dorothy p.85 Graham. Mary p.lOO Graham, Michael p.55 Graves, Tony p.55 Gray. Alison p.85 Gray, Kim p.55 Gray. Vincent p.85 Gray, Wanda p.66 Gray. Steven p. 100 Green, Eva p. 86 Green, .Janice p. 86 Green. Linda L. p.55 Green. Paula p.76 Green. Regina p.lOO Gregory, Denise p. 67 Grice, John p.70 Grier, Felix p.86 Grimball, Esther p.74 Gupton, Ronald p. 100 HHH HHHHH Habgood, Julia p.70 Hailey, Richard p.74 Hairston, Angela p.76 Haith, Wanda p.86 Hall, Bobbv p.lOO Hall, Harry p. 100 Hall, Melissa p.86 Hall, Sonya p. 100 Hamilon, William p.55 Hamilton, Lenwood p.55 Harden, Leroy p.86 Hardy, James p.55 Hardy, Vincent p.lOO Harkley, Roberta p.55 Harkness, Mark p.55 Harkness, Richard p.76 Harper, Gilbert p.56 Harper, Wilbert p.56 Harris, James p.86 Harris, Roxanne p.86 Harrison. James p.86 Harrison. Roderick p.76 Harrislon. James p.86 Hawkins. Denise p.lOO Hawkins. Kenneth p.76 Hayes. Lawrence p.56 Hayes. Vonda p. 100 Haynie. Valerie p.74 Hearne. Trula E. p.56 Heath. Terry p.74 Hellams. James p. 100 Henley. Angela p. 100 Henry. Roy p.74 Herring. Anthony p.70 Hicklin. Dennis p.70 Hickman. Sharon p. 100 Hicks, Darlene p.lOO Hicks, Lawrence p.56 Hicks, Lawrence p.76 Hicks, Rosalind p.lOO Hilton, Albertha p.68,76 Hines. Gary p. 101 Hines, Georgie p.lOl Hines, Katrina p. 101 Hines, Sondra p. 101 Hinnant, Samuel p.56 Hobbs. Evaneline p. 101 Holden, Bonita p.lOl Holder, Michael p.lOl Holland, Tyrone p.56 Hollingsworth. Curtis p.lOl Hclmes, Jimmy p.lOl Holmes, Kelvin p.lOl Hood, Myra p.lOl Hood, Rodney p.86 Hopkins, Verronica p. 101 Horton, Alfreda p.lOl House, Wyonne p. 67 Houston, Berni p.lOl Hough, Patrica p.70 Howell, Debra p. 86 Hughes, Josephine p. 101 Hughes, Willie p.lOl Hukisson, Dana L. p.56 Hunter, Charles p.lOl Hunter, Tony p.lOl III mil Ingram, Kevin p. .56 Ijames, Howard p.56 JJJ JJJJJ Jackson. Alison p.86 Jackson. Jennifer p. 65 Jackson, Tonya p. 101 Jackson. Vincent p. 101 J amerson. Theresa p. 102 Jasper, Toni p. 57 Jarrett, Steve p. 65. 70 Jeffries. Tamara p. 102 Jenkins, Sarah-Elaine p.70 Jenkins. Edward p.67 Jewsome, Hubbert p. 102 Joel, Manbeca p.86 Johns, Brenda p. 102 Johns, Karen p.86 Johnakin, Penn p.l02 Johnson, Angela p. 102 Johnson, Gardenia p. 102 Johnson, Edith p.l02 Johnson, Frankye p.86 Johnson, Teresa p. 102 Johnson, Tinam p.56 Jones, Beverly p.57 GENERAL INDEX Jones, Eddie p.70 LLL Jones, John p. 102 LLLLL Jones, Lorraine p.57 Jones, Maria p. 102 Lambert, Tracey p. 103 Jones, Melvin p.57 Laner, Mark p. 77 Jones, Richard p. 102 Latimer, Stella p.l03 Jones, Shelia p. 87 Lawrence, Barbette p.87 Jones, Valenvia Lawrence, James p.l03 Jones, Vanessa p.87 Leach, Darryl p.67,87 Joseph, Anthony p.70 Leach, Odyssey p. 103 Joyner, Wanda p.57 Ledbetter, Linda p. 103 Joyner, Wilhelmenia p.l02 Lee, Alma p. 103 Judge, Marianette p.l02 Lee, Pinkey p.74 Lee, Roy p.87 LeGrande, Antionette p. 103 Lewis. Rickey p.70 Lewis, Kevin p.87 KKK Lewis, Melvin p. 103 KKKKK Lindsey, Helen p. 103 Lindsey, Thomas p.67 Kale, Teresa p.87 Little, Brenda p. 103 Kasey, Pamela p.l02 Lloyd, Juanita p.87 Kelly, Reginald p.87 Logan, Timothy p.70 Ketter, Dan p.57 Long, Shari p.l03 Kilele, Irene p.87 Lowery, Louis p.87 Kinard, Kenneth p.l02 Lyies, Deidre p. 103 Kinard, Steve p.87 King, Lillie p.l02 MMM King, Melford p.87 MMMMM Knox, Raymond p.l03 Kollock, Jay p. 103 Mahan, Jeffery p.87 A IB ||[Q jMK BHH Majors, Felicia p.87 Mathews, Stephanie p. 88 McBroom, Diane p.88 McCullough, Gwen p.88 McCullough, Viola p.88 McFadden, Loren p.88 McKie, Daryl p.88 Merritt, Joyce p.88 Mobley, Vernon p.88 Montgomery, Willie p.88 Morrison, James p.88 Morrow, Dorothy p.88 Madison, James p.88 Madison, Wanda G. p.57 McAfee, Cynthia A. p.58 McClain, Constance M. p.58 Mclntyre, Johnny L. p.58 Mclntyre, Vivica p.58 McRae. Maxie p.58 Miller, Ardena p.58 Millhouse. Linda p.58 Mitchell, Minnie L. p.58 Montgomery, Sidney p.58 Moore, Valerie D. p.58 Moss, Catherine p.58 Moss. Patrick p.58 Mott, Kathey p.59 Muckelvene, Anthony J. p.59 Mack, Roy p.l03 Mackey, Stanley p. 103 Majors, Julie p. 103 Mallory, George p. 103 Marsh. Rickey p. 103 Martin. Harry p.l03 Mason. Wanda p. 104 MacAfee, Anita p.l04 McCants. Carl p. 104 McCrea. Anthony p. 104 McCullon. Ethel p. 104 McDade. Yolanda p. 104 McDaniel. Odell p. 104 McFadden, Cynthia p. 104 McGruder, Roosevelt p. 104 Mc Lawhorn, Maggie p.l04 McLean, Carl p.l04 McLean, Vinienne p. 104 McRae, Anthony p. 104 McNeely, Edwards p. 104 McPhearson, Marilyn p. 104 McQuary, James p. l04 Meadows, Bridgett p.l04 Melchoir, Jane p.l04 Melton, Sandra p. 104 Merriweather, Charles p.l04 Minor, Malinda p. 105 Mitchell, Gary p.105 Mitchell, Tracy p. 105 Mitchem, Janie p. 105 Moore, Janet p. 105 Moore, Kelton p. 105 Muldrew. Carl p.l05 Murray. Isaac p. 105 Murray. Terron p. 105 Miller. Dwight p.67 Monroe, Dorothy p.67 Moss, Gwendolyn p.67 Manley, Lonnie p.70 McWhite. Dupont p.71 Miles, Quinton p. 71 Mitchell, Stephanie p.71 Meadows Darlene p.74 Miller. Audrey p.74 Mims. Linda p.74 NNN NNNNN Nelson, Virginia p.59 Nesbitt. Alete p.77 Newell, Gregory p.71 Newland, Leslie p.59 Nichololson, Clarence p. 105 Norman, Michael p. 105 Norman, Travis p.88 Norton, Cynthia p.59 GENERAL INDEX 000 00000 Odom, Blanche p.88 Ogelsby, Kenneth p.71 Oliver, Larcell p.88 Oliver, Lythea p.77 Omwoma, Kewndo p.88 Overby, Dorothy p. 71 Owens, Alfred p. 59 Owens, David p. 67 Owens, Robert p.67 Owerdaba, Pierabo p.89 PPP PPPPP Page, Phillip p.71 Paisely, Glendale p. 105 Palmer, Frankye p. 65 Palmer, Ronald p.89 Parker, Gray p.71 Parker, Sylvia p. 59 Parker, Tyrone p. 105 Parrott, Lawerence p. 71 Patrick, Vivian p. 59 Patterson, Lisa p. 59 Patton, Haskel p.59 Payne, Jerry p. 105 Payne, Wesley p. 105 Pearson. -June p.59 Peek, Patricia p.89 Pemberton, Grade p.67 Peoples. Eva E. p.60 Person, Judy p. 60 Peterson, Gloria p. 60 Peterson, John p. 105 Peterson, Kim p.67 Peterson, Terry p.89 Pettice, Emiley p.60 Phillips, Louis p. 105 Pigley, Secela p. 105 Pina, Lisa p.77 Pinnix, Stanette p.81.89 Pitts, Steph en p.71 Poinette. Venessa p. 75 Pointer. Renee p.89 Pointer. Robin p.89 Pointers, William p.89 Polk, Paoli p.60 Poole, Johne p. 106 Ray, Vivan p.l06 Raynor, Tammy p.77 Redfern, Marilyn p.89 Reed, Micheal p.l06 Resper. Cynthia p.89 Rice. Patrice p.89 Rice. Priscilla p.60 Richardson, Kenia p. 106 Richardson. Laverne p.71 Richardson. Michell p. 106 Richardson. Pilar p. 106 Rick. Jesse p.68 Ridenhour, Darrel! p. 106 Rivers, Julius p. 75 Roberson. Rickey p. 75 Robinson. Rickey p. 75 Robinson. Benjamin p.89 Robmson. Cecila G. p.89.106 Robinson. Edward p. 106 Robinson, Queena p. 106 Robinson, Timothy p.l06 Rogers. Harmon p.68 Rogers, Melvin p. 107 Rorie, Debbie p. 107 Royal. Teresa p.60 Rowe. Julius p. 75 Porter, Debbie p. 106 Pressley, Kenneth p.60 Price, Darlene p. 65 Price, Johne p. 106 Pridgen, Vereda p. 65,71 Pryor, Wesley p. 106 Putman, Lewis p. 106 Quarles, Donald p.60 RRR RRRRR Rackard, Mark p. 106 Ragsdale. Vanessa p.60 Rainey, Derrick p.89 Randolph, Janie p. 106 Ratliff, Angela p. 106 Ray, Belinda p. 106 GENERAL INDEX Russell. Anthony p. 107 SSS SSSSS Sadler. Frank p. 107 Sameul. Detra p. 75 Sanders, Chris p. 89 Sanders, Roberick p. 89 Sanders, Salina p. 89 Sandford, Theodore p. 93 Sanker. Janice p.90 Scales, Brvant p. 107 Scott. Cheryl p. 107 Scott. Regina p. 90 Scott. Sidney p.90 Seales. Phelomena p.l07 Sellers. Donald p.90 Shankle. Richard p.l07 Sharp, Linda p. 61 Sheff. Phyllis p.49.61 Shell, Sonya p. 61 Sheppard, Charles K. p. 61 Sherrill. Jacqueline p. 107 Shubrick, James D. p. 61 Sifford. Kizer p.90 Sims, Brenda p. 107 Simmons. Carolyn p.90 Simmons, Michelle p.l07 Simmons, Robin p.l07 Simpson, Bernard p. 107 Simpson, Cathy p. 75 Simpson, Roy p.90 Singleton, Michael p. 107 Sloan, Terran p. 107 Sloan, Valarie p. 107 Smith, Eyonne p. 77 Smith. Greg p.68 Smith, Lorraine p.90 Smith, Lorrie p. 107 Smith, Miriam p. 61 Smith. Miyoshi p. 61 Smith, Raymond p. 107 Smith, Sheiia p. 61 Snead, Barbara p. 62 Sneed, Gail p. 60 Snipes, Annette p. 107 Solice, Perry p.90 Solomen, Cynthia p.l08 Soann, Charles p.l08 Spann, Sharon p.90 Springs, Donald p.90 Squirewell. Janice p.65 Slaley. Eric p.l08 Starr, Ardetta p. 62 Stelle. Jeffery p.90 Slephen-Irby. Debra p.62 Stewart. Charlita p.90 Stewart. Fatina p. 108 Stewart. William p.l08 Stowe. Jamye p. 108 STOP Stowe, Wilma p.90 Strange, Bobbie p.l08 Strickland, Joseph p.90 Strong, Wayne p. 108 Stroud, Otis p.68 Sturdivant, Kimberly p.l08 Suber, Shirley p.62 Sullivan, John p.68 Summers, Charles p.90 Swindler, Gloria J. p.62 Swinton, James p.62 Sypher, Annie p. 108 TTT Tabron, Jacqueline p. 108 Tate, Fernanda p. 75 Taylor, Angelita p.90 Taylor, Derek p. 108 Taylor, Janice p. 108 Terence, Anthony p.90 Thomas, Angela p. 108 Thomas, Doris p. 108 Thomas, Georgetta p.l08 Thomas, Kathy p.90 Thomas, Stewart p. 108 Thompson, Angela p.68 Thompson, Darryl p. 108 Thompson. Debra p.90 Thompson, Douglas p.68 Thompson, Eric p.81,90 Thompson, Gerard p.l09 Thompson, Lawrence p. 109 Thompson, Lillian p.90 Thompson, Michelle p. 49 Thompson, Ronnie p.90 Tibbs, William p.90 Tillman, Belinda p.l09 Tillman, Bobby p.V. ; Tonev, Edward p. 77 Trotman. Corie p.62 Troupe, Andrea p.62 Tucker, Linda p.6.5 Turner, Quanda p.75 Tyson, Sheiia p.93,109 vvv vvvvv n, Wenda p.62 WWW wwwww Wpde, Anthony p.62 Wade, Jestine p. 109 Walker, Alfred p. 109 Walker, Shelley p.91 Wallace, Debbie p.75 Wallace, Kathy p. 109 Ward, Mark p.91 Warren. Johnny p.68 Washington, Charley p. 109 Washington, Darryl p. 109 Washington, Pearl p.63 Washington, Phyllis p.l09 W ' aters, Jacqueline p. 109 Watkins, Darrell p.91 Watkins, Diane p.91 Watkins. Michael p.75 Waton, Donald p.91 W ' atson, Michael p.91 Watson, Terri p.91 Weaver. Emily p. 109 Weaver, Felica p. 109 Webb, Rosalyn p.l09 Wells, Sheiia p. 109 Weston, Cherylnn p.68 Whaley, Angelique p.63 Whitaker, Earl p.l09 White, Bonita p.91 White, Brenda p.l09 Wigfall, Ramon p.91 Wiggins, Ray p.93,109 Wiley, Joyce p. 109 Wilform, Beverly p.49,63 Wilkins, Sheiia p. 109 Williams, Antonie p.9I Williams. Claudine p.91 Williams, Gloria p.91 Williams, John p.91 Williams, Joyce p.68 Williams, Karen p.l09 Williams, Kathy p.77 Williams, Ralph p.75 Williams, Reginald p.91, 109 Williams, Robert p.75 Williams, Ruth p.63 Williams, Samuel p. 110 Williams, Sandra p. 109 Williams, Sheiia p.91 Willis. Tim p.91 Willis, Julienne p.llO Wilson, Baron p. 110 Wilson, Brenda p.63 Wilson, Charles p.49,63 Wilson, Cheryl p.49,63 Wilson, Henry p.63 Wilson, Kelvin p. 106 Wilson, Sophia p. 110 Wilson, Wanda p. 108 Wineford, Battle p. 110 Winston, Artis p.91 Withrow, Chrystal p. 110 Wood, Delwanda p.63 Wood, Ernest p. 110 Wood, Lisa p.UO Woodley, Louis p.91 Woods, Debra p.63 Woods, Joalene p.91 Woodard, Calvin p.91 Wright, Edward p.llO Wright, Mark p.llO YYY YYYYY Young, Gwendolyn p.UO Young, Pamela p. 110 zzz zzzzz Zakuum, Marcel p.63 Zimmerman, Brenda p.91 TWO-WAY SHOP -N- GAS THE CHEF 1740 W. Trade St. 377-4142 (Delicious Food) Specializing In Shrimp Chicken Eastern Barbeque Hamburgers Fish Chili Beans Foollong Hotdogs SALUTES ' THE GOLDEN BULLS GET THE POINT ! (WJCS) AM 57 Patronage 263 BULL STAFF . . . 264 Bul! Staff TOGETHER ... WE GROW Ricardo Speed Jacqueline Lanier Stephanie McLeod lantha Maness TOGETHER ... WE GROW gj - - jBt ie o ' j Jj S Hj H 1 ft Hi Rosalyn Webb Kenneth Mvers Tracy Dickerson Rhonda Bridges Sarah-Elaine Jenkins Dvrol Prioleau 266. ull Staff 1980 BULL STAFF Brenda Wilson Priscilla Rice Wanda Wilson Cynthia Resper llracie Pemberton in i fill um-, ykiilii •JL.. : J ?? 1 Mnpl: M ' n :• -■ Sondra Hines THE BULL STAFF Melody Donald Edith Simpson Niirman Banks Christopher Arnold Frankie Palmer m ' w BULL STAFF- 80 Editor-in-Chief Associate Academic Editor Advisor Advertising Editor Senior Class Editor Asst. Senior Class Editor Junior Class Editor Sophomore Class Editor Asst. Sophomore Class Editors Freshmen Class Editor Rosalyn Webb Asst. Freshmen Class Editor Tracey Dickerson Features Editor Rhonda Bridges Asst. Features Editor Index Director Kenneth Myers Homecoming Campus Queens Editor Sarah-Elaine Jenkins Organizations Editor Brenda Wilson Sports Editor Dyrol Prioleau Copy Editor Grade Pemberton Asst. Copy Editor Priscilla Rice Copy and Proofreaders Staff Wanda Wilson, Cynthia Resper Sondra Hines, Melody Donald, Edith Simpson Managing Editor Frankie Palmer Staff Artist ( a fine job !) Christopher Arnold Photographers Norm an Banks, Mr. Jack Binch Anthony Hayes, Rhonda Bridges, Willie W. Chancellor Sarah-Elaine Jenkins, Gracie Pemberton P.S. Thanks a million! . Anthony Carlos Hayes .... Willie W. Chancellor Dr. Richard Keenan Maxie McRae Michael Edwards Denise Hawkins Jacqueline Lanier Ricardo Speed Stephanie McLeod and lantha Maness Rosalyn Webb Tracey Dickerson Rhonda Bridges Kenneth Myers .... Sarah-Elaine Jenkins Brenda Wilson Dyrol Prioleau Gracie Pemberton Priscilla Rice i V t ! m 1 1 Reach out and touch somebody Let someone know you care It is time for joy It is time to share We must walk hand in hand With our friend and our foe We must learn to live as one Together - we can grow . . . It is indeed time for joy, as this edition of The Bull comes to an end. My last two years as Editor-in-Chief (1978-80) will forever remain a special part of me. I met you. You met me. We grew together. I thank you (the family) for believing in me, and for giving me your support. My staff and I have worked hard on this production. We hope you have enjoyed it. A singer is no good without a song. They both need each other. Without the aid of the 1980 Bull Staff, this production would not have existed. (They really did all the work!) Therefore, I extend my Heart-Filled Thanks to: (take a deep breath . . . ) Willie , Maxie , Rick , Mike , Deniece , Jackie , Ricardo , Stephanie , lantha , Rosalyn , Tracey , Rhonda , Kenny , Elaine , Brenda , Darrell , Gracie , Priscilla , Wanda , Cynthia , Sondra , Sally , GG , Frankie J. , Norman , and last but not least, a very special thanks to Chris , for adding that SPECIAL TOUCH. I thank GOD for life, and for you. It was beautiful. I love you all . . . Reach out and touch somebody Let someone know you care It is time for joy It is time to share We must walk hand in hand With our friend and our foe We must learn to live as one Together - we can grow . . . 270 Editors Epilogue Anthony Carlos ' Hayes Editor-in-Chief 1980 Bull Do You Remember Who Gove You Your First Break? Someone saw something in you once. That ' s partly why you are where you are today. It could have been a thoughtful parent, a perceptive teacher, a demanding drill sergeant, an appreciative employer, or just a friend who dug down in his pocket and came up w ith a few bucks Whoever it was, had the kindness and the foresight to bet on your future. Those are two beautiful qualities that separate the human being from the orangutan. In the next 24 hours, take 1 minutes to write a grateful note to the person who helped you. You ' ll keep a wonderful friendship alive Matter of fact, take another 1 minutes to give somebody else a break. Who knows? Someday you might get a nice letter. It could be one of the most gratifying messages you ever read ■RT, United Technologies Autographs: AUTOGRAPHS st . ' B WALSWORTH PUBLISHING COMPANY