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

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1982 volume:

CD d in CO d o 0) -1— ' c ■ - o o CO 03 c o o -D BULL 82 Rhonda D. Bridges Editor-in-Chief Rosalyn Webb l Ianaging Editor Ervin Goudine Business Manager Contents Theme Dedication Introduction Academics Seniors Underclassmen Special Features Organizations Sports Homecoming .,, , , Student Life Dedicated To The Class Of 82 One August day In 1978. a group of Young People sang, and expressed their Ideas to a hungry and anxious Freshman Class. The words seemed to flow, and the meaning evaporated into thin air; but maybe not. only seconds later, a stillness came upon the Church. The meaning became clear, and the mystery began to unfold only to become more and more clear each second, minute, hour, year Class. Here at Johnson C. Smith University, We Have, We Will continue to Make It Together RDB Tim Willis - President Senior Class Officers Ophelia Millings - MS. SENIOR CLASS Bobbie Roberts - 1st Attendant Angle Boyce - 2nd Attendant Carolyn Burns - Recording Sec. Louis Simmons - Vice President Patricia Peek - Corresponding Sec. And All Those Who Helped Along The Way, Yolanda McDade Roderick Fryer 1 ' mm Linda Jessup Regina Scott Perry Solice We Can Make It Together We Can Make It Together We Can Make It Together We Can Make It Together We Can Make It Together We Can Make It Together We Can Make It Together We Can Make It Together We Can Make It Together We Can Make It Together We Can Make It Together NEW SENSATIONS r : . iM... 1 . Who Said Cleaning Up Isn ' t Fun Campus Clean-Up Day was a total success. Students showed their school spirit and enthusiasm for the project. The Marching Golden Bulls were on hand to liven up things as well as helpful people from the community. pppw wL. tp i i m 81 HH ■H Bj I K. Hk l jB Special Orders Don ' t Upset Us! The Union Program Board started the year off with a bang. Their cool out on the Block was a project well worth their effort. Hungry students turned out in record numbers and found relief in Ms. Crisp ' s cooking. The Few The Proud . . . September 28, 1981 was the first Black College Day in the State of North Carolina. That also marked the Act-1 dramatization of the Black experience in America . This event was staged on the streets and lawns of the State Capitol in Raleigh. N.C. where black college actors from across the state gathered to share their knowledge on Saving the Black Colleges . Many students from Johnson C. Smith attended the convention. Over 50% of the blacks emerge from the colleges and universities each year with degrees in doctoring, civil leadership and business. We the black race, must not retire. We must continue to strive for an education and become a positive factor to our race. There are not many black colleges, therefore, we must support these symbols of equality and opportunity. It is our obligation to save the few, and proud, black colleges. The Black Colleges A Special Tribute To A Wonderful Lady Ms. Joyce Crisp, Union Director Ms. Joyce Crisp, Union Program Director, has been at Johnson C. Smith since 1965. She has served for the past 16 years seemly enjoying each and everyday. Ms. Crisp is alw ays looking for new and exciting events for the students to have for themselves as w ell as the community. Because she is a mother (Nancy), she understands and helps us all along. We, the Yearbook Staff, Join the Entire Student Body In Saying Thank You For Being, Little Ms. Crisp. We Love You . . . And is there any way We can get the Union Main Lounge Today? I forgot to mention but w e ' ve scheduled pictures up there. We can, great!! Thanks Ms. Crisp. Dr. Wilbert Greenfield, President JOHNSON C. SMITH UNIVERSITY Chahlottl. Noktii Carolina 28216 TO: The University Family FROM: Wilbert Greenfield. Pr GR EE TINGS .. . I am pleased and proud to extend greetings and best wisties to all of you -- members of the staff of this Annual, officers of the Student Government Association, Student Trustees, the entire student body, administrators, faculty and staff -- through the medium of the 1981-1982 edition of THK BULL. Now in Its one hundred fifteenth year of service, Johnson C. Smith University remains dedicated to its commitment to providing the best possible environment for teaching and learning for our students. I have noted with pride the increased maturity and sense of purpose developed m our student body as y ou move about our campus, serving on administrative committees, student governance and as Trustees of the University. I congratulate you on these achievements and the responsible manner which )oii have exhibited in so doing. Finally, I congratulate and thank the editorial staff and advisors of this pictorial for your magnificent effort in depicting the activities and personages of the University through the pages of this Annual. May it serve as a cherished reminder of your years spent here as part of the Johnson C. Smith University Family. - A.. Dr. Limone C. Collins Vice President Academic Affairs J A. CASTC ( Dr. Joseph Gaston Vice President, Student Affairs Mr. Ray G. Davis Vice President, Development General Staff A Mr. Ranee Jackson Director Financial Aid B Ms, Shirley Whitley Secretary Financial Affairs C Ms. Bernice Spencer Asst. Manager of Book- store D Mr. Amzie Gray Asst. Director of the Union E Ms. Betty Green Secretary of Placement F Mr. James Bishop Freshman Sophomore Studies Center G Ms. Sylvia N. McNair Post Office H Ms. Aurelia Law Manager Of Bookstore I Gerald Blakeney Director of Special Services J Isaac Coley Financial Aid K Lessi Deaves Manager of Post Office L Dallie T. Reeder Secretary of Sec. Services Academic Affairs M Rev. Calvin Hood Director of Student Life N Willie B. Mobley Sec. of Student Life Pro- gram Calvene Ross Sec. to the Vice-Pres. of Student Affairs P Dr. William Green Director of Career Coun- seling and Placement A Richard Keen Assistant Professor Communication Arts B Julio A, Leon D Chnstopher Kemp Instructor Professor Foreign Language Music C Edythe Grady E Charles Rogers Associate Professor Assistant Professor Organist Music Communication Humanities Humanities A Dr. Joseph Turner Assistant Professor English B Gary L. Callahan Assistant Professor Music C Dr. Charles Ray Assistant Professor English D Bessie H. Ledbetter Assistant Professor English A Ernest James D Dr. Flossie Foxx Rann Instructor Dept. Head Media Foreign Language B Isaiah Phlnisee E Maxine Moore Instructor Act. Head Religion Philosophy English Yearbook Advisor C Elizabeth Graham F Bettye Walker Instructor Instructor New Doorways Music miesgsm.m:. Humanities Humanities A Dr. Pina Sturdivant Asst. Professor Communication Arts B Lawson Caldwell Instructor Communication Yearbook Advisor C Nigel M. Ayto n Associate Professor Foreign Language D Dr, Barbara Moran Dept. Head Communication Arts E Paul Hailey Instructor English F Devia Ptiinisee Religious Life Religion A Israel Gerber Professor Psychology B Dr. James Law Professor Psychology C Dr. Spencer E. Durante Sr. Professor Education D Dr. Shirley Anderson Assoc. Prof. Act. Dept Head Psychology Psychology r 1 i ti f ' 4 And Education 4 l gl PkiS i- A Jo-An D. Forney Instructor Education B Ossibelle Dixon Instructor Physical Education C Iris Stacks Instructor Education D George Henry A Dr. Baldeo K. Chopra Assistant Professor Head Biology Dept Biology t ARC Associate Professor E Dr. Albert Forgac a Helen Caldwell Professor Instructor Economic Business Social Work Sociology F Dr. James Bass C Ruben L. HInes Associate Professor Instructor Dept Head History Political Science % Social Sciences Sciences L ' A A Juanita Davidson Instructor Sociology Social Work B N. V- Desai Assistant Professor Economics Business C Tommy Poindexter Instructor Business D Mary Alexander Instructor Sociology Social Work E Eugene L. Hermittee Associate Professor History Political Science F William Moressi Director Data Processing Social A Dr. Rufus Pettis Department Head Math Physics B Dr. Percial M. Thomas Ass Professor History Political Science Chemistry C Henry F. Russell Ass. Professor Acting Dept. Head Chemistry D Dr. Appavoo Perumal Ass. Professor Math Physics E Thomas Collins Jr. Instructor Math Physics F Coleman D. Rippy Assoc. Professor Dept. Head Acting Divisional Chairperson Sociology Social Work G Boyd Gatheright Jr. Ass. Professor Math Physics H Dr. Benjamin Dias Assistant Professor Chemistry Sciences A Dr. John C. Sekyi Associate Professor History Political Science B Mary H. Bailey Secretary Biology C Dorothy A. Watkins Computer Programmer Computer Center Beulah O. Walker Secretary Sociology Social Work E Huey Rowe Anderson Ass. Professor Chemistry F Foster T. Drakeford Ass. Professor Math Physics G Dr. Hampton Wright Ass. Professor Math Physics CSC A Inez Parker P. T. Director Archives B Shirley Wllklns Director Library Services C Barbara Knotts CIrc. Res. Library D Diane Richardson Library Technical Assistant E Gladys C. Thompson Library Assistant 1 lEi im i«3i Library Library A Cynthia Maxwell Library Technical Assistant Director B Margaret Brown Ref. Orient Librarian C Renee F. Stiff Orientation Librarian D Mlldered Sanders Technical Services Librarian A Louis E. Hayes Accountant N. D. S. L. B Joseph Crosby Asst. to Vice-President of Financiai Affairs C Annie Strong Secretary Of Ptiysical Plant D Theresa Daiton Cashier, Financial Affairs Financial s ™ Affairs H F Sj HH mm 1 A n i p- A Mamie Melton Students ' Accounts Clerk B Amy Elston Accounting Sec. for Financial Affairs C Alexander Fleta Accountant Financial Affairs D Dorottiy Hamilton Accounting Clerk, Financial Affairs Purctiasing A John Mack D Lonnie Parker Comptroller Director of Physical Plant B Furness Armstead E Carolyn Ford Purchasing Agent Accounting Clerk C Gladys Davis F Irene Hunter Personnel Clerk of Financial Affairs Financial Affairs Security A Wilbert Sanders Transfer Advisor Admission B Lillian Butts Secretary Admission C Clyde Brown Acting Director Admission D Virgil Hyatt Counselor Special Services E Jodi Douglas Counselor Admissions Faculty A Linda Florence Director Public Relations B Philip Busher Director Sports Information C Minnie Maxwell Alumni Affairs D Odessa Rosebora Assistant Alumni Affairs A Ray G. Davis Vice President Development B Francis Harris Secretary Public Relations Sports Information C Ocie Harrison Administrator Assistant President s Office D Ellamae Harris Secretary Development Faculty -n staff Roberta Jackson Records Secretary Development Vanessa Baniey Assistant Vice President Development p Sadie Forney Secretary President Office A Otis Roberson Counselor Upward Bound B Genieve Kinard Secretary Registrar ' s Office C Shirley Twitty Secretary Registrar ' s Office D Daisy Timber Secretary Registrar ' s Office Faculty staff Ms. Vernelle McManus Secretary Registrar ' s Office i Mary Byrum Registrar I Registrar ' s Office p Wyona Brewington i Secretary ! Academic Affairs A Floyd Young B Levi Valentine C Elizabeth Snower D James Magill E Eva Agurs F Raymond Dallas VV I i-i I. IFFECTIVE OCT in 1 ! I ly Li Hj j nf| H g Food Service 1 1 M Hey lets get out of the rain My Fellow Seniors, As we near the end of our matriculation here at Johnson C. Smith University, we can rejoice at overcoming many of the trials and tribulations of college life. When we started out on our journey August 20, 1978 our family number 497. now after four years our family has dwindled down to 199. Yes, some of us have succumbed, but some of us have survived. For those of us who have presevered the rewards have been plentiful. If to you the Graduating Class of 1982, I many leave but one thought, let it be this; Two roads diverge in a woods and I took the one less traveled by and that has made all the difference. Sincerely, O. Timothy Willis President Graduating Class of 1982 SPECIAL THANKS FOR A JOB WELL DONE. MS. KATHERINE CURTIS (FLEMING) CLASS TREASURER 1979-82 Seniors Are The Best! 1 9 8 2 It ' s Been Great i: Gina Gerosa Allen Amityville, New York Biology Terrell N. Alston Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Social Work Sheila Diane Altman Smithfield. North Carolina Sociology Vonnie Anderson Winsboro. South Carolina Political Science Zonderner Anderson Georgetown, South Carolina Social Work Ingrid Y. Austin Greenville, South Carolina Accounting Gibson D. Barika Rivers State. Nigeria Biology Chemistry Phyllis L. Battle Lenior, North Carolina Health Physical Education Pearl E. Beane Richmond, Virginia General Business Asa Eric Bennett New York, New York Business Administration Elizabeth Blackman Charlotte, North Carolina Early Childhood Education Willie Bodrick Orangeburg, South Carolina Marvin Boyd Chester. South Carolina General Science Ecclesiastes Brandon Henderson. North Carolina Early Childhood Education Rhonda Bridges Rocky Mount. North Carolina Communication Arts Business Thomas E. Brodie Franklinton, North Carolina Biology Pamela Brown Sharon Brown Michael Buck Carolyn D. Burns Durham, North Carolina Bolton, North Carolina Hollywood, South Carolina Winston-Salem, North Carolina Accounting Marketing Biology Psychology Bobbie Jean Bush Kathy L. Byrd Valjean L. Byrd Vivian A. Byrd Belzoni, Mississippi Charlotte, North Carolina Winston-Salem, North Carolina Raleigh, North Carolina Early Childhood Education Social Work Social Work Economics Business ft l w _ Charmal ne Cammack New Bern, North Carolina General Business Benjamin Atmos Chasten Mount Olive, North Carolina Health Physical Education Anthony Reynard Chinnis Charleston, South Carolina Communications Rodney C. Clark Washington. DC. Communication Arts Hilton N. Cobb Larry Commander Veronica Connell Judiet V. Cooper Fountain, North Carolina Lynchburg, South Carolina West indies Kingstree, South Carolina Accounting Business Marketing Political Science Psychology Joyce Ann Covington Winston Salem. N.C. Sociology Shelley Crone High Point, N.C. Social Welfare Katherine Curtis Springfield. Massachusetts Business Administration Patricia Ann Davidson Winston Salem. N.C. Business Monica Dawkins New Britain, Connecticut Psychology Anteinette Dixon Hartsville. S.C. General Business Joanne Marie Don aldson Washington. DC. Accounting Prenabo K.A.B. Duke Port Harcourt River State Nigeri! Communication Derrick Antonio Eckles Effingham, S.C. Business Administration Ray Roscoe Ellis Atlantic City. New Jersey Physical Education James Ennett Brooklyn. NY History Yusef Drone Fife Utica. New York Math Edgar E. Fleming Charlotte, N.C. General Business Theol Antonio Fleming Salisbury, North Carolina Business Nadlne Yvette Ford Madison Heights. Virginia General Business Roderick A. Fryer Greenville, South Carolina Sociology Theresa J. Gaston Washington, D.C. Accounting Darlene Jonel Glldewell Ridgewood, New Jersey Communications Sharon Oenlse Gober Shelby, North Carolina General Business Dorothy Prettlna Graham High Point, North Carolina Early Childhood Education Cathy A Graves Graham, North Carolina Social Worl James H. Halrston, Jr. Welch, West Virginia Health Physical Education Leroy A. Harden Seat Pleasant. Maryland Social Work Cheryl Denise Hardin Rock Hill, South Carolina Business Administration Roxann L. Harris Washington D.C. Business Administration Cathy P. Hines Rocky Mount, North Carolina Social Work Debra Howell Kings Mountain, North Carolina Business Administration Alison Jackson High Point, North Carolina Business Administration Shelia A. Jetler Roxboro, North Carolina Communication Lynda Yvonne Jessup Kernersville, North Carolina Accounting Rochelle Johnson Columbia, South Carolina Political Science Brenda J Jones Washington, DC. Business Administration Shelia Jones Medford, New York Business Vanessa R. Jones Midway Park. North Carolina Social Work Teresa A. Kale Darlington. South Carolina Sociology Reginald Kelly Jamaica. New York Psychology Sondra Kirksey Charlotte. North Carolina Communications Robert Lane Rocky Mount. North Carolina Communications Odyssey Leach Rowland. North Carolina Economics Brenda Paula Lewis Greenwood. South Carolina Music Education Juanila Lloyd Pinehurst, North Carolina Social Welfare Chalmers Lowery II Pageland. South Carolina Marketing Louis L. Lowery WInston-Salem. North Carolina Marketing Jeffery Mahan Martinsville. Virginia Political Science Felicia Majors Greenville, South Carolina Sociology lantha Jane Maness Kannapolls, North Carolina General Business Darlene K. Meadows Gastonia. North Carolina Early Childhood Education Yolanda Renee McDade Brooklyn. New York Social Work Gall McFadden Union. South Carolina Sociology Gary L. McFadden Sumter. South Carolina Physical Education Dupont McWhite Florence. South Carolina Marketing Ophelia Millings WInnsboro. South Carolina Marketing Wendy Morgan New Rochelle. New York Computer Science Greg Motley Charlotte. North Carolina Business Administration Vanessa Faye Nicholson KInston. North Carolina General Business Blanche M. Odom Bamberg, South Carolina Psychology Larcell Oliver Leesburg. Virginia Communications Patricia Ann Peek Salisbury, North Carolina General Business Terry A. Peterson Biadenboro, North Carolina General Business Eric Llonell Petree New York, New York Business Reginald T. PIncham New York, New York Marketing Stanette Adrienne PInnIx Burlington, North Carolina Psychology Patrice Darlette Rice WInston-Salem, North Carolina General Business Bobbie Roberts Kinston. North Carolina Early Childhood Education Deborah L. Roberts Fairmont, North Carolina Sociology William Roberts Winston-Salem, North Carolina Business Administration Shirley Ann Robertson Reidsville, North Carolina General Business Terence A. Robinson Charlotte, North Carolina Computer Science Robert RuMin Petesburg, Pennsylvania Chemistry Teri L. Rylander Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Communications Roderick L. Sanders Smithfield, North Carolina Economics Banking Finance Janice G Sanker Washington, DC Business Administration Regina Lee Scott Raleigh, North Carolina General Business Marketing Donald Barnard Sellers Greensboro, North Carolina Health Physical Education Angel L. Shands Charlotte, North Carolina Communication Arts Marler A. Shields Southern Pines, North Carolina Communications Carolyn Rena Simmons Charleston. South Carolina Biology Louis Simmons Jr. Washington, DC. Communications Rose Singletary Charlotte, North Carolina Sociology Peter Smith Jr. Mt. Clemens. Michigan Communication Arts Gall Sneed Oxford, North Carolina Communication Perry E. Solice Jr. Clinton. North Carolina Biology Larry D. Staley Charlotte. North Carolina Business Administration r i t Jeffrey J. Steele Mt. Gllead, Nortfi Carolina General Business Nancy A. Stokes Cfiarlotte, North Carolina Ptisyical Education Charles T. Summers Greenboro, North Carolina Health Physical Education Kathy Anita Thomas Washington. DC. Communication Arts Debra Thompson Business Administration Sumter. South Carolina Lillian R. Thompson Carlisle. South Carolina Accounting William H. TIbbs Jr Elmsford. Now York Marketing Edna J. Timmons High Point, North Carolina Communications Pamela N Tinson Washington. DC. Communication Arts Angel Refiee Townsend Kernersvllle. North Carolina History Cherly Tripp Morehead. North Carolina Health Physical Education Phyllis Tucker Washington, D.C. Marketing La Tanya Annette Waller New Haven, Connecticut Business Administration Darren Watkins Columbia, South Carolina Marketing Donald Watson Brooklyn. New York Psychology Claudlne LaFay Williams Smithfleld, North Carolina Marketing Joseph Williams Rocky Mount, North Carolina Business Administration Mela Williams Washington, DC. Economics Robert E. Williams Jr. Washington, DC. Communication Arts Sheila L. Williams Artls Winston Susie P. Wynn Washington, DC. Raleigh, North Carolina Rocky Mount, North Carolina Communication Arts Accounting Business Looks Like We ' ve Made It. Smile Jamie he ' s looklngll Some guys have all the luck. n FROM LEFT TO RIGHT Winefred Battle - Treasurer; Gail Mc Fadden - Miss Junior Class; Yvette Weaver - Recording Secretary; Philomenia Scales - Corresponding Secretary; Wanda M. Wilson - Vice-President; Bobbette Chasten - Second Attendant; Jennifer Anthony - President Allen. Charylene Communication Arts Albany, Georgia Alston, Jewel Communications Arts Awendaw. South Carolina Anthony. Jennifer Early Childhood Education Fort Lauderdale, Florida JUNIORS t; Q Boderick, Janet Communication Arts Orangeburg, South Carolina Broome, Daryl Urban Studies Charlotte. North Carolina Brown, Jose Roberick Marketing Charleston. South Carolina Byrd, Deborah Computer Science Coneslee. South Carolina Caidwell, Letitia Music Administration Chester, South Carolina § Canada. Keith Communication Philadelphia. Pennsylvania J U N iT ' ' v % Carr. Sharon Social Work Graham. North Carolina Carson. Clif Social Work Paterson. New Jersey Chapman, Barrett Marketing Buffalo. New York Chasten. Bobetle Computer Science Mt. Olive, North Carolina Childs, Tracey General Business Brooklyn, New York I O R Credle, Velma Accounting Bayboro, North Carolina Darby, Stephane Communication Arts Columbia, South Carolina Dean, Patricia Business Administration Polkton, North Carolina Dixon. Dennis Jaye Dunlap, Jerry Ellis, Scott Marketing History Education Fairmont, North Carolina Brooklyn, New York Charlotte, N,C J U N Ellis, Robert Erwin. Ronald Fields, Randall Jr. Communication Arts Marketing Computer Science WInston-Salem. North Carolina Bronx, New York Philadelphia, Pennsylvan I Fisher, Rachelle Fuller, Lonnie Goss, Calvin Communication Arts Marketing Computer Science Charlotte, N C Atlanta. Georgia Atlanta, Georgia I O R Graham, Mary Green, Regina Henley, Angela Early Childhood Education Physical Therapy Music Business Fayetteville, North Carolina Washington, D.C. Hollis, New York HInes, Gary Mines, Sondra Zenobia Johns, Brenda Social Work Communication Arts Business Administration Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Syracuse, New York Deptford, New Jersey J U N t I Johnson, Gardenia Jones, Valencia Latimer, Stella Early Childhood Accounting Communication Arts Huger, South Carolina Oriental, North Carolina Laurens, South Carolina - iV Lawrence. James Edward Communication Arts Whiteville, North Carolina Ledbetter, Linda Accounting Winston-Salem, North Carolina Lindsey, Helen Social Work Oxford, North Carolina I R f Little, Brenda General Business WadesBoro, North Carolina Lyies, Deirdre General Business Brooklyn, New York Majors, Julie Biology Greenville, South Carolina Mallory, George Wayne Communication Arts Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Mason, Wanda Accounting WInston-Salem. North Carolina J U N McAlee. Anita Social Work Monroe. North Carolina McFadden. Cynthia Early Childhood Ed Stratford, Connecticut McLean. Carl Major not Indicated Charlotte, North Carolina Mitchell, Gary Health Physical Ed. Ritchell, Virginia Payne, Wesley Communication Arts Philadelphia, Pennsylvania I O R ' ' aH i Hil Reed, Bryant Shankle, Richard Solomon, Cynthia Communication Arts Biology Business Administration Oanville, Illinois Norwood. North Carolina Hobgood, North Carolina x Stevens, Barry Business Marketing Buffalo. New York Taylor, Brenda Computer Science Washington. D.C. Tfiomas. Doris Computer Science Cfiarleston. Soutti Carolina J U N Turner. Jeffrey Accounting Petersboro. Virginia Waters. Jacqueline Psycfiology Hartsville, South Carolina Washington, Charley Communication Arts Columbia. South Carolina Watkins, Diane Biology Los Angeies, Caiifornia Webb. Rosalyn Marl eting Wiison. North Carolina il ! Williams, Karen Accounting Anderson, South Carolina R Williams, Michael Communication Arts Durham, North Carolina Wilson, Wanda Michelle Social Work Charleston, South Carolina Winthrow, Crystal Early Childhood Ed. Greensboro, North Carolina Ten Most Jennifer Anthony Phylils Arlis Active Juniors Celia Gayle Robinson Arthur Wilson Sheila Tyson Not Pictured Sondra Hines Milton Ray Wiggins Wanda Michelle Wilson Miss Sophomore Class And Court Marilyn Nichols 1st Attendant Toni Moore 2nd Attendant Maria Rice Miss Marilyn Nichols Chicago, III. OKay. Maybe )ust a small peck before class. Hey. did you see the story yesterday when Luke and Laura Got Marriedll? r Elizabeth Anthony Aries Anthony Archie Jr Scorpio Brian Armstrong Aquarius ,2.1- Brool s Clay Bal er Terry Baxter Sagittarius Felicia Armour Aries 1 m ' ' M B 1 ■ ' « F ! ' ■, r i ' if w . ' Valeria Cannon Capricorn Sherri Carpenter Cancer Tay Clark Terri Oawkins Aries Thomas Dawkins Aquarius Romana DuBose Libra Ola Mae Earl Cancer Rochelle Fisher Laverne Fuller Pisces Benjamin Gallman Virgo Angeline Greenfield Libra LTonya Hairston Cancer Bernard Jenkins Taurus Christopher Johnson Gemini Darren Johnson Gemini Kane Howard Sagittarius Teresa Marsh Scorpio Anthony Mc Clam Cancer Vaughan McCall Sagittarius Cheryl McCullough Cancer Larry Murchison Capricorn Marilyn Nichois Capricorn Rodney Patton Leo Clyde Sherman Aquarius Crystal Sherman Taurus Andrea Smith Leo Caressa Smith Cancer Charles Smith Libra Kelvin Smith Scorpio Sherwood Smith Aries Jeffery Sudderth Anthony Sullivan Aries Gregory Thomas Cancer James Thompson Libra T 7 Darren Thomas Cancer Phyllis Throckmorton Capricorn John Torrence Scorpio Martin Troupe Libra Tammera Vallier Virgo George Washington Libra Shenlta Webb Cancer Michael Woods Capricorn Yep, I ' m a Golden Bull and here ' s my shirt to prove it. p If you can ' t Jam the Bulls ' Jam then you can ' t Jam at all! t Thtiipcn Freshman Royalty a thing of beauty. We are proud of our freshman and we are proud of the way they have represented us. May they always remember this moment and keep it in their hearts. We will. And Where Did You Come From? MM V The Many Faces Of Bfe H B K . 1 LjIKI r H ik j H H i)y 1 ' E I i i L The Class Of 1985 Freshman Class Officers From left to right Greg Lacewell - Class Reporter; Sylvester Scipio - President; Kimberly Dawson - Vice-President; Leonard Baxter - Treasurer; Darryl Perkins - Recording Secretary; Cheryl Carter - SGA Representative; Angela Pitt - Class Reporter; Ronnise Handy - Corresponding Secretary; Barry Cole - Parliamentarian; Not pictured - Rena Ellison - SGA Representative %- -:Wf , F U ' ixt 1 1 1 f« l 1 1 1 Vickie Battle Rocky Mount, N.C. Alaine Bayless Yellow Springs. Ohio Leonard Baxter Charlotte. N.C. Cheri Bennett Lilesville, N.C. Sherman Benton Chicago, Illinois Reggie Bodrick Orangeburg. S.C. Tommie Boozer Washington, D.C. Lana Boulware Charlotte, N.C. .|gQ Michael Bowles Washington, D.C. Sabrena Bradley Winston-Salem, N.C. Anthony Bright Harlem, New York Cassandra Brown Spartanburg, S.C. Julette Brown Charleston, S.C. Percy Burnell Edisto Island, S.C. Ramona Burnett Wilmington, N.C. Deborah Caldwell Chester, S.C. Robert Caldwell Elizabeth, N.C. Allca Calhoun Washington, D.C, Cheryl Carter Richmond, Virginia Renee Carter Washington, D.C. Sharon Chancellor Greenville, S.C. Robert Chichester Warrenton, Virginia Sherry Clawson Washington, D.C. Bridgette Coles Oxford, N.C. Calvin Coppeege Rocky Mount, N.C. Ronald Crenshaw Caroleen, N.C. Adrienne Croskey New York, New York Felicia Davis Richmond, Virginia -w w -■ Kimberly Dawson Chicago. Illinois Gwendolyn Dixon Ayden. N C. Daryl Ebon Philadelphia, Penn Mona Rena Ellison Burlington, N.C. Marty Fant Thomasville, N.C. Regina L. Fitzgerald St. Louis. Missouri Donna Florence Burlington. N.C. Wendy Ford Madison Height. Va. Derrick A. Frazer Queens. N.Y. Wanda Freeman Washington, D.C. Sylvia Fuller Fayetteville. N.C. Bonnie Gales Red Springs. N.C. Catrina Glover Greensboro. N.C. Clarence Gray Jonesville, N.C. James Freddy Gray Washington, D.C. •t w Anita Guilford Merritt Island, Florida Ronnise Handy Capitol Height, Maryland Charlene K. Hargett New Bern, N.C. I d Oeitra S. Hawkes Blackstone, Va. Dina Hedrick Greensboro, N.C. Elaine Hicks Oxford, N.C. Tammy Lynn Greene Lenior, N.C. Monica Drusilla Hart Rocky Mount, N.C. Denia Elaine Hill Portland, Oregon Dennis Jason Holden Washington, D.C. Coria Holland Boston, Mass. Pamela Hoiloway Greenwood, S.C. Ursula Hopper Caroleen, N.C. Stephanie Horton Washington, D.C. Sherri Jacl son Raleigh, N.C. Barbara Jones Coiumbia, S.C. i it- ' ' . ' i ,|Q Deatrich Kirkpatrick Burlington, N.C. - ' h Mark Howze Rock Hill, S.C. Charrie Jamison Huger, S.C. Margaret Jones Statesville, N.C. Stvc Maury Isley New York, N.Y. Cassandra Johnson Greenville, S.C. Genene Kelley High Point, N.C. Michael Jackson Wadley. Georgia Larry Dorsett Johnson Jersey City, N.J. it Donna Kennedy Kannapolis, N.C. Dina Knox Philadelphia. Pa. Gregory G. Lacewell Kelly. N.C. Bryon Lesane Mayesvllle, S.C. Cheryl A. Leverett Detroit, Mich. . 7 r; ' ' r Selena Manigault Charleston, S.C. Sandra D. Lewis Greenwood, S.C. V ; : Tammy Marshall Bladenboro, N.C. Pamela Logan Wilmington, N.C. Charles Mason Philadelphia. Pa. f Deirdre Mack Wilmington. N.C. Charles Martin Hartford, Connecticut Arnita Mc Dowel! Florida Robin McRae Morven, N.C. Vanessa Middleton Charleston, S.C. Charles Minnis Scoth Plains, N.J. Roosevelt Moncree Daylon. Ohio Portia Oldham Greensboro, N.C. Vera Murray Yonges Island, S.C. Dexter Outen Columbia, S.C. Deatra Norman Washington, D.C. Cheryl Owens Charleston, S.C. Rhoda Norwood Dudley, N.C. Michael Pardmore Miami. Florida 1 I Robert Pettus Winston Salem, N.C. .|Qc Angela Pitt Rocky Mount, N.C. Dwayne Randell Plymount, Mass. Doris Redfearn Chesterfield, S.C. Lisa Reeves Gastonia, N.C. Ingera Reown Georgetown, S.C. Blane Roberts Ctiicago, III. Mitchell Robinson Birmingham, Ala. Patrice Robinson Winston-Salem, N.C. Tammy Roseborough Charlotte, N.C. JoAnn Rutherford Columbia, S.C. Sylvester Scipio Lumberton, N.C. Anthony Scott Charleston, S.C. Reginald Scott Los Angeles, Cal. Cynthia Sewell Elkton, Md Debra Sherrill Lowesville, N.C. Jackie Simmons Columbia, S.C. V Jeffery Simmons Saluda, S.C. Keith Smith Chicago, III. Marlon Smith Detroit, Mich. Pamela Smith Charleston, S.C. Wilfred Turner Norwood, N.C. ll Tonya Smith Rocky Mount, N.C. Robin Sutton Lumberton, N.C. Ward Wall Fayetteville. N.C, f% g ?y Tracie Stover Columbia, S.C. Tammy Thompson Winston Salem. N.C. Donnadrez Warner Shelby, N.C. Priscilla Stowe Charlotte, N.C. Thurman Richards Arlington, Va. George Washington Bennettsville. S.C. Susan Walker Philadelphia, Pa. Mary Webb Pendleton, S.C. Marvin Whitehurst Elizabeth, N.J, Annette Williams Laurinburg, N.C. Beaula Winslow Rocky Mount, N.C. r ' Dewayne Williams Camden, N.J. Therese Williams Rocky Mount, N.C. Lee Williamsons Leroy Wise Beverly Woods Kannapolis, N.C. Ervin Woods Asheville, N.C. Freshmen Are Everywhere Some People just have everything it tal es! In the windows of Liston Hall On the football u Even in front of the cameral The Many Faces Of Freshmen Ursula Hopper, Miss Myers Hall, possesses a radiant smile. field at half-time Lisa Redwood tias a tiappy smile. Lana Boulware wonders if she is on the right line. In times like these, I should think people would strive to get as much education as possible. Education is something you will always want and need. It has been said that Education without Salvation is Damnation, this is true, but remember that God helps those who help themselves. Arthur L. Wilson My four years here at Johnson C. Smith University have been very fruitful. The trials and tribulations that I met on the way has made me a much stronger person. I found my stay here challenging and very educational. Because education plays a very important part in our daily lives, and we must prepare to meet these daily Challenges head on. Thank You Johnson C. Smith University for giving me the opportunity to enhance my knowledge from all levels, and I thank God for giving me the drive that I need to keep striding. Willie Bodrick Who ' s Who Among American If it had not been for the love, guidance, and support of my family I would not be who I am today. I have enjoyed my years here at Johnson C. Smith University because it has taught me many things but, mostly that wisdom keeps you safe and that it is the advantage of knowledge. Melody R. Donald Education is the Key to Success . Like most of us I too owe my success to my dear mother and family, who have given me the courage to press onward to reach higher heights. I have developed spiritually, intellectually, and socially at Johnson C. Smith University. I will always be greatful to the many friends and instructors who helped keep me on the right road. To the Smith Family keep the faith in God, and be Happy. Rhonda D. Bridges Johnson C. Smith is our home, a home of knowledge and maturity. In order for our home to continue to grow we must give of ourselves the enthusiasm, creativity, and hope that will allow it to flourish forever. Stephanie M. McLeod Success is meaningless unless you have someone to share it with. Being listed among Who ' s Who is truly an honor and is the result of a motivation I acquired as a child along vwith continuous encouragement. Therefore, I must dedicate my accomplishments to my mother and grandmother who have encouraged me through- out the years, also to my Smith family and fnends, but most of all to Jesus Christ who made it all possible. Thank you. J. C. S. U. for three very challenging and rewarding years. Odyssey Leach Who ' s Who isn ' t a reward for glamour or self-satisfaction, it is one attained through hard work and determination. I would like to thank J. C. Smith for giving me my share of hard work and my loving mother who taught me the ground work for determination. Rosalyn Webb !!y.-. ' -.-.;,,™,,l,4,.lJ .yiU- ' — ,-,|| Colleges And Universities There are many stars from which to choose. One can either choose that bestowed upon him or given to him, but I prefer reaching for the highest one that can ' t be given but earned through the diligent and creative minds that God has given us. Therefore, when you decide to choose, the higher you reach the more fruits you ' ll acquire. Thanks mom for directing me to the highest star. Vivian Byrd in any game there ' s always a loser and there ' s always a winner. I learned a long time ago, he who wins is the one who wanted it the most. If the mind can conceive, the body can achieve. But when the body has achieved great success, remain forever humble, for the ones you met going up the ladder, you will meet coming down. Thank you momi For all of those many lessons In lifel Artis L. Winston Attaining goals is the most difficult task that one will encounter in life. There are no shortcuts nor handouts. Although every step taken won ' t be successful, it should be remembered that through steadfast, zealous, and sincere endeavor all things can be attained. Lillian Thompson ■•■t JCSU Page 6 Feature When I spoke with Presi- dent Greenfield about com- ing to Johnson C. Smith so very close to your dinner hour, he requested that I do three things to keep peace m the family: stand up and be recognized, speak up and be heard, and iit down and bo appreciatea. I plan to do jusi ihat. You honor me with this op- portunity to address the 1985 class of Johnson C. Smith. I wanted to be with you today as you start your college career, because I have a dream for North Carolina, and I want you to be my partners. Dunng the 114 years of this university ' s existence, it has given so much for so long, to so many, for so little. This university has a legacy of producing outstan- ding students, many of whom are leaders of this na- tion today. You walk in paths made by outstanding alumni such as: The Kt. Rev. John Hurst Adams, Bishop of the African Methodist Episcopal ( ' hurch; Pettis Norman, former all-pro foot- ball player with the Dallas Cowboys and now a banker and businessman in Dallas, Texas; Eva Clayton, former assistant secretary. Depart- ment of Natural Resources and Community Develop- ment; the Kev. Bob Walton, county commissioner here in Mecklenburg, and the Honorable Richard Erwin, federal district judge, ap- pointed by me to the North Carolina Court of Appeals. These people made it Gov. Hunt Visits JCSU Gov. Hunt because they beheved that as Jesse Jackson says, If you can conceive it, and believe it, you can achieve it. A lot of people ha ve a lot of hopes for your success. Many of your parents are sacrific- ing everything to provide you this opportunity. As your Governor, I ask you not to waste this chance to achieve. You are very fortunate to have parents and relatives who have helped you reach this height in life. Many of your friends are not as for- tunate as you are and will not enter college this year, even though many of them would like to. As I reflect on your poten- tials, I am reminded of the words of a great poet, James Russell Lowell, who said, Not failure, but low aim is crime. Do not be a victim of aiming too low. I challenge you to aim high . Set your aim on becoming the president, governor, judge, superinten- dent, owner of businesses and farms. It is so easy to say, No I can ' t do it. But students like you will say, 1 know it is tough, but I must continue and I ' m not going to let anybody turn me around. My dream for North Carolina is not just a good state, but the best state. We ' ve made progress m reducing our infant mortali- ty rate. But we can do better. We ' ve made progress in our test scores in the public schools — they ' re at or above the national average — but we can do better. We ' re work- ing hard to stop young peo- ple from dropping out of high school — but we can do a lot better. I want this class to be my partner as volunteers to help some child or to help your classmates who are having problems with their school work. I want this cla.ss to be a class known for booking rather than boogying, foi- putting hope in their brains ( rather than dope m their ' veins, to be a panner in help- ing us change the fact that today in 66 out of 100 coun- ties we do not have a black attorney. I want you to help change the fact that in North Carolina 80 of our 100 coun- ties do not have a black doc- tor. I want you to be my partner in making sure that more-than U i of the coUegt students are registered to vote, and that they go to the polls on election day. Because these are crucial times for making the voice of hope and progress heard in this state and this nation. Bobby Kennedy once said, Some people see things and wonder why — I sec things | and wonder why not. That ' s the question I hope you 11 ask. And I hope you ' ll adopt as your goal the vision that Thomas Wolfe expressed: To every man hi.s chance, to every man, regardless of his birth, his shining golden opportunity — to every man the right to live, to work, to be himself, and to become whatever thing his manhood and his vision can combine to make him — this, seeker, is the promise of America. Roller Party with Black -n- Gold Julian Bond, Exciting Event At Smitli Julian Bond was born in Nashville. Tennessee, on January 14, 1940. While attending Morehouse College in Atlanta he became active in the civil rights movement in the South, helping found the Committee on Appeal for Human Rights and the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee Bond w as elected in 1965 to the Georgia House of Representatives, but w as barred from taking his seat by legislators who objected to his statements on the war in Vietnam. Despite winning two special elections in 1966, he still did not take his seat until 1967 after a Supreme Court decision that the Georgia legislature had erred in refusing him his place. He eventually served four terms in the House and, in November of 1974, was elected to the State Senate, where he now serves. Bond was co-chairperson of the Georgia Loyal National Democratic Delegation, an insurgent group, at the 1968 Democratic National Convention. The Loyal Democrats were successful in unseating the regular, hand-picked Georgia deleaation. Bond was nominated for Vice President, but withdrew his name from consideration because of his age. Julian Bond serves on the Boards of Directors of the Delta Ministry Project of the National Committee of Churches; Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Fund; Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Social Change; Center for Community Change; Highlander Research and Education Center; National Sharecroppers Fund; Southern Regional Council; New Democratic Coalition; and the Voter Education Project. He is Board Chairperson of the South Regional Council Elections Fund and President of the Southern Poverty Law Center. Stroh Construction Alpha Kappa Alpha Pays A Short Visit . . W ' r m i :w Miss JCSU Pageant One In A Million Contestants await the truthful moment of who will become Miss JCSU Melody Donald is showing her dancing ability in a fashionable way Kathy Thomas shows how graceful she can be Here She Is Miss SCA t , t V-M « ' Miss SCA Antone Davis and runner ups Toni Johnson and Clarrisa Rhode IVIiss SCA remember 1 la iHE Jntm ■1 Bi VlI Last years queens await the crowning of Miss SCA ■ Miss SCA, Quita Harder Halloween at Duke Hall, a treat from the women on campus. Ghost and Goblins iT Hfl ' ' l i JB 1 j1 } mS ' BHi Heyi This isn ' t half bad! The women on Campus sponsored a Halloween Party for the youngsters. The children enjoyed themselves and had lots of fun. The Empire Strikes Back Goblins Of Listen Hall On October 31, Liston Hall spon- sored a Halloween party for their residents. For fun, the girls dressed in some WILD costumes. They were ready for Halloween! X 4I G-R-R-RRRRR! Save me from this madness! C ' !l ' ' - . ' Mil ' Dolly Parton, EAT YOUR HEART OUT! I can ' t believe I stayed up for this. CHECK I E OUT! I ' M JUST TOO BAD! Halloween JCSU Style Sylvester Scipio must have had practice at this in his hometo Smith student trying her best to get a delicious apple 1 I Hj f v9| NO PARKING THIS SIDE f L« Learning can be fun at an early age Mirr mi , |! m i ll ' fl l H HB T :i H . — ' illMliili 1 A Blanket Of New Snow, to Greet Returning Smith Students From Holiday Break. Three days of uninterrupted snowfall created a winter wonderland, which yielded a new face to the Smith landscape. o Student Christian Association 1st row: Gardenia Johnson, Toni Johnson, Katherine Curtis, Ron Harrison, 2nd row: Shelia Tyson, Adair Humphrey, Clarissa Rhodes, Tony Fleming, Sylvester Scipio. 3rd row: Roderick Fryer, Quita Fisher Harper, Julie Majors, Therese Peters, Annelle Moore. 4th row: Sherwood Smith, Crystal Sherman, Clyde Sherman. 5th row: Bridgette Coles, Doug Brown, Mark Rackard. 6th row: Randall Fields, Bobette Chasten. f s. f c. i A. c e r s 1st row: Toni Johnson, 1st Attendant; Quita Fisher, Vice-Pres; Shelia Tyson, President; Clarissa Rhodes, 2nd Attendant, 2nd row: Adair Humphrey, treasurer; Julie Majors, Chaplain; Katherine Curtis, Corr. Sec; Annelle Moore, Rec. Sec; 3rd row: Sherwood Smith, Parliamentarian, Ron Harnson, Reporter. Orientation Committee From left to right: Katherine Curtis; Tony Fleming; Sondra Mines; Rhonda Bridges; Celia Robinson; Janet Mitchum; Antone Davis; Wanda Wilson; Arthur Wilson; Sheila Tyson; Karen Sharpe; Ron Harri- son; Roderick Fryer. S.N.C.A.E, From left to right: Donna West, Marilyn Redfern, Bobbie Roberts. Ronnie Hood, Jennifer Anthony, Crystal Winth- row, Ecclesiasfes Brandon Student Alumni Association 1st Row: Romoria Dubose, Cheryl Vaughn, Therese Peters, President 2nd row: Randall Fields, Tammie Hairston, Clarissa Rhodes, Shelia Tyson, Reginald Pincham. 3rd row: Angela Battle, Melody Donald, Roderick Brown. Wayne Mallory, Clyde Sherman, Leslie Simmons. Female Cottages Charmaine Cammack, Antoinette Dickson. Bobbie Roberts, Bobette Chasten Sanders Hall Council Shelia Tyson. Wanda Wilson. Deirdre Mack, Derldre Brown, Sherry Cawson. Cathy Brown Duke Hall Council . ' •■-•.•■■;■■■ y Romonia Dubose, Helen Lindsey, Pamela Tinson, Linda Jessup, Julie Majors. Terry Vaughn, Theresa Marsha. Lyceum Dance Group ti;uji;i:iwiiia)iiea Crystal Winthrow, Nancy Stokes, Lisa Calhoun, Stephanie McLeod, Bobette Chasten. Student Government Sondra Mines Recording Secretary Rosalyn Webb Corresponding Secretary Association N. A. A. P. Tonya Waller, Theresa Johnson, Julie Majors, Roy Mack, Brenda Johns, Odella Dunn, Debra Byrd, Leroy Hardin, Karlinda Dixon. Sondra Mines, Dennis Dixon Officers Julie Majors - S. G. A. rep. Odella Dunn - treasurer Theresa Johnson - v. president Debra Byrd - secretary Dennis Dixon - parliamentary i; R. W. Johnson Spiritual Choir Sherwood Smith, Terrence Robinson. Ron Harrison, William Stewart. Odyssey Leach - President. Arthur Wilson - Vice President. Pam Holloway, Denise Richardson, Clarissa Rhodes, Linda Latson, Tay Clark, Quita Harper - Secretary. Jennifer Anthony, Nancy Mark, Bridgette Coles. Debra Hayes. Gardenia Johnson. Miss R. W. Johnson. Adair Humphrey. Sheila Tyson - Treasurer. Ten Rylander - Director, Cathy Carter ■ Asst. Director, Alfred McCloud - Pianist, Michael Suber - Bass Guitar. Cheerleaders Brenda Taylor Captain Camilla Jones Co-Captain Alpha Kappa Mu Rhonda Bridges. Arthur Wilson. Lillian Thompson. Artis Winston. Vivian Byrd. Odessey Leach. Quita Fisher Harper. Rosalyn Webb, Ms. Bessie Ledbetter advisor A I P h a C h i Odessey Leach. VIvain Byrd. Quits Fisher Harper, Lillian Thompson, Arthur Wilson. Rhonda Bridges, Artis Winston. Rosalyn Webb. Dr. Thomas advisor TAU BETA CHI Honor Society 1st row (left to right): Vivian Byrd, Lydia Thompson, Terri Watson, 2nd row; Debra Howell, Roderick Sanders, Antoinette Dixon, 3rd row: Charmaine Cammack, Artis Winston, Odyessey Leach. Annual Staff Dexter, Rosalyn, Sylvester, Debra, Angela, Wanda, Valencia, Regina, Velma, Keith C, Walter. Keith S., Michelle, Louis, Sabrina, Diana, Beulah, Connie, Wendy. Y W C A Jennifer Anthony, Jamie Stowe, Renee Ellis, Karen Johns, Sandy Allen, Stella Latimore, Donna West, Gayle Robinson, Wanda Brooks, Deidre Brown, and Charylene Allen. Health And Physical Ed. j£ick Brayboy HeaJtn and Physical Education Center Ben Chasten, Eddie Jones, Tracey Bookman, Carolyn Jenkin, Kenneth Henderson, John Williams, Ray Ellis, Joyce White, Vincent Carpenter, Bobby Tillman, John Thomas, Charles Summers, Donald Sellers Union Program Board Anthony Bright Donna West Lisa Moore Rochelle Daniels Yoianda McDade Donna Louchiey Wendy Morgan Wanda Brooks Smith Hall Council Anthony Archie Leroy Forney Jerry Canty Leroy Hardin Mike Williams Keith Canada Herbert Scott Men Of Distinction MARVIN J. BOYD ANTHONY CHINNIS SAMUEL LOWERY LOUIS SIMMONS JR. ROY W. SIMPSON Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc. :w i i ' H ¥1 BkiSm Jf E ' , f The Brothers at Johnson C. Smith University are continuing the tradition of Noble Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity and all can be proud of Alpha Omicron and its accomplishments. Our heritage at J. C. S. U. is only a part of a larger panorama which goes back to the years 1905 - 1906. During those years, several black men at a predominately white university Cornell University conceived and formed this great Fraternity, Alpha Phi Alpha. The Brotherhood boast not of singular achievements, but delights in consistant maturity and intellectual growth. Excellence in all endeavors, with a special emphasis on academic achievement is perhaps the overidding orientation of Alpha men everywhere. This special effort continues to be the guiding principle of the men of Alpha Omicron Chapter. l P M 1 J ■ . .. J Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship Robert Ruffin II - President Ronald Ervin - Secretary Lee Allen Dunn - Treasurer John William - Reporter Michael Watkins - Parliamentary Gregory B. Smith - Dean of Pledgees Other Brothers Bennie Bolton Victor Cozart Ray Ellis Delta Sigma Theta Sororithy Officers of Delta Sigma Theta President - Vanessa Nicholson Vice-President - Rochelle Johnson Recording Secretary - Monica Dawkins Corresponding Secretary - Janice Sanker Treasurer - Gwendolyn McCullough Dean of Pledgees - Sherry Ford Reporter - Linda Tucker Pan Hellenic Representative - Rochelle Johnson Chaplain - Kathy Goodwater Sergeant-at-Arms - Sherry Ford Custodian - Kathy Goodwater Miss Delta Sigma Theta - Sherry Ford President of Pan Hellenic Council - Stanette Pinnix SGA Representative - Angie Boyce Members; Phyllis Battle, Peggy Bullock. Sheila Jones. Gina Sammons. Carolyn Simmons. Rose Singletary. Advisors - Ms. Helen T. Caldwell. Dr. Annabelle Boykin What does it mean, a sorority? What does it mean to you? Is it just a name. Bringing local fame, With perhaps a fnend or two? Forever its Delta, Our love will be true. Always and forever, Well Love just you. ■% m Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity President - Barry Stevens Vice President - Reggie Wilson Secretary - Leroy Hardin Treasurer - George Weight Asst. Dean of Pledgees - Reggie Williams Historian - James Ennett Parlimentarian - Mike Williams Advisor - Wylie Harris Jr. Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Zeta Phi Beta Sorority was organized in 1920 on tine campus of Howard University. This was the year that Zeta Phi Beta Sorority and Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity became the first official Greek letter sister and brother organization. The objectives of the sorority are finer womanhood, sisterly love, scholar- ship and service. Deborah Roberts - Treasurer Patricia Davidson - Vice President - Dean of Pledgees Caroloyn Burns - President Jean Dawson Shelly Crone - Parliamentarian Linda Blakney - Secretary Ms. ZETA PHI BETA Linda Blakney Omega Psi The Omega Psi Phi Fraternity was founded on the campus of Howard University with the purpose of brining young men of like interest together under the four cardinal principles of Manhood, Scholarship, Perseverance, and Uplift. Here at J. C. Smith, the Fraternity is represented by the young men of Rho Chapter. PHO CHAPTER OFFICERS Basileus - Bro. Darryl Vaughn 1st Vice Basileus - Bro. Dennids Dixon 2nd Vice Basileus - Bro. Lonnie Manely Keeper of Records and Selas - Bro. Mark Packard Keeper of Finance - Bro. Larry Commander Dean of Pledgees - Bro. Johnnie Goodlet Assistant Dean of Pledgees - Bro. Kevin Lewis Historian - Bro. Baron Wilso n Corresponding Secretary - Bro. Bleu Oliver Chaplin - Bro. Robert Ellis Keeper of Peace - Bro. Robby Williams ♦ . % !■ Phi Fraternity ADVISORS Bro. Nigel Ayton Bro. William Jackson Bro. William Green OTHER BROS. Aaron Whitfield Clyde Sherman Alvarez Abernathy Steve Gray Alfred Walker Gary McFadden Levi Courtney John Jaudon Anthony Herring Willie Boderick Darryl Watkins !■■■■ i i P ' 1, ' ■ ►v J m yjfeL- J£ 2 J — ••• _ KanHSil - Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Reginald Pincham - Pole March. Milton Ray Wiggins - Vice Pole March, Reginald C. Kelly - Dean of Pledgees. Ricky Wade - Keeper of Records, Donald S. Watson - Keeper of Exchequer, William Stewart - Stratequs, Ricky Wooten - Assistance Keeper of the Records. Pete Smith - Lieutenant Stratequs, Bill Tibbs - Co Dean of Pledgees. Advisor - Joseph T. Majors Marcus Morgan Jerry Canty Danny Davis Frank Reid Scott Ellis Robert Davis Brooks Clay Baker Terrence Mitchell 1 - rit I BS um Miss Kappa Alpha Psi And Court Therese R- Peters Ms. Kay Miss Krimson Kreme ■ Debboe Autry Mis. Phi Nu Pi - Janie Stephenson in k_ i 4 m i 1 4 I Si B HX Dancing Bull-lettes d « : © Cynthia McNeil, Lynda Jessup. Eldna Timmons, Tonja Dantzler, Bonita White, Angel Townsend, Eugenia Harris, Paulett Brooks DRUM MAJOR Gregory Lee Beverly Briggman, Edna Timmons, Avis Mitchell, Catrina Glover, Beverly Woods, Karen Sharp, Kim Dawson, Alaine Bayless. Bonnie Gales, Misheria Stanley, Janie Mae Stevenson, Cheryl Walker. Phyllis Thropmorton, Kim Peterson, Lana Boulware, Renee Carter, Michelle Dixon. Rita Edwards, Tina Johnson, Anita Price, Shenita Webb, Shelia Williams, Byron Lesane, Keith Morton, Renee Cooley, Sylvester Scipio, Shelia Taylor, Alicia Pickney, Beulah Winslow, Tony Scott. Cathy Carter, Rogina Deas, Holly McClain, Douglas Calhoun, Elton Yancey, Barry Cole, David Alston. J o h n s o n C, S m i t h M a r c h i n g B u I I s A$A ' . -. T tiirrr : ' ?-_-, ' _ AKA ■i -l ' .  «•- - ---;, - It- f T m l«k M m WL P G I G 1] $ A S K A Business Club President - Ervin Gourdine, Vice-President - Charell McClinton, Secretary - Nancy Mark (not pictured), Assistant Secretary - Ramona Dubose, Director of Program and Public Relations - Dede Gwehi, Assistant Director - Phyllis Tucker, Treasurer - Charlton McCullough, Rosalyn Webb. Detra Henry, Toni Moore, Tanya Ward, Celeste Knox, Diane Watkins Pi Gamma Mu Honor Society Willie Bodrick. Mr, Ruben Mines. Advisor, Rosalyn Webb. Honors Program Kneeling: Herbert White. Rhonda Bridges, Uriah Scott, Standing: Arthur Wilson, Debra Billie, Celeste Knox, Detra Henry, Odyssey Leach, Charles Mason, Elizabeth Simmons, NOT PICTURED: Karen Griffin, Cheryl Owens. Bartholomew Jackmon, Brenda Harris. Phyllis Throckmorton, Connie Thunderburk. All right everybody Smile He ' ll speak to me today T e X a s fZmk T .V « 1 - ■- ii k ' i ■ i ev ' 1 y c h a r I o t t e D C Penthouse Crew Of ' 82 George Washington, Randy White, Michael Rogers, Darryi Medley, Tony Scott, Keith Smith, Delious Thompson, Michael Paramour, Andre Ganther, Jeffrey Simmons, Virgil Norris, John Dolby, Tony Smith, Blane Roberts. Pent THE FIRST CREW OF PENTHOUSE 79-81 ' was founded in August 1979 by Richard Harkness and Bernard Sandtord jM House Crew Richard Kip Harkness, Lonnie Fuller, George Washington, Marc Strothers, Anthony Landrum, Gerald Hopkins, Tony Edwards, Brian Reed This Is Bull Country LLOO+- ' C0 a co 00 CM cu i!l O O — D CD C CD 3 (f) 1981 Johnson C. Smith Golden Bull Roster No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Wt. Hometown ' 91 James Mclver DL Ft 6 - 4 238 Pmc Knot. KY 1 Douglas Lunsford WR Fr 6 - 170 Durham, NC 2 Marcellus Strothers WR Fr 5 -11 160 Willingboro, NJ 3 Charles Brooks DB Fr 5 - 8 160 Buffalo. NY 4 Curtis Perry WR Fr 6 170 Charlotte. NC 5 Ben Smith WR Fr 5 11 167 Colbert. GA 10 Anthony Wicker K P Soph 6 2 200 Greeneville. SC 11 Calvin Goss QB Soph 6 190 Atlanta, GA 12 Eddie Glaze QB Fr 6 2 180 Ashevillc, NC 14 John Henry Thomas QB Jr 6 2 193 Hartsdale. NY 15 Hubert Jewsome QB Jr 6 3 200 Atlanta. GA 18 Keith Harris QB Fr 6 174 Decatur. GA 19 Vince Casey WR Soph 5 7 153 Columbia. SC 20 Barney Anderson RB Fr 6 195 Ft Wayne. IN 21 Donald Sellers DB Jr 5 10 165 Greensboro. NC 23 Darryl Wesley RB Fr 5 7 163 Washington. DC 24 James Robert LB Fr 6 2 210 Washington. DC 25 Alveraz Abernathy DB Soph 6 185 Charlotte. NC 27 James Hunter DB Fr 5 11 170 Charlotte. NC 28 Bamngton Stevens DB Soph 6 1 190 Buffalo. NY 29 Harold Amos DB Soph 5 10 163 Atlanta. GA 30 Dennis Holden FB Fr 6 2 225 Washington. DC 31 Stephen Gray DB Soph 6 185 Arlington, VA 32 Wilbert Mapp FB Fr 6 201 Asheville, NC 33 Garrett Skeleton RB Fr 5 7 190 Norwood. NC 34 Willie Burwell DE Ft 6 3 215 Oxford. NC 36 Willie Bodrick DB Jr 5 10 160 Orangeburg, SC 37 Jeff Steele FB Sr 5 11 229 Mt, Gilcad. NC 38 Brian Howell LB Ft 6 1 195 Baltimore. MD 40 Calvin McGill RB Soph 5 10 165 Hickory. NC 41 Howard Kane RB Fr 5 11 180 Baltimore. MD 42 Melford King RB Soph 6 183 Mt, Clemens. Ml 43 Earnest Whaley RB Fr 5 6 181 Columbia. SC 44 Donnie Brown LB Fr 6 3 210 Atlanta. GA 45 Allen Flemening DB Fr 6 2 205 Camden. NJ 46 Kenny Spencer FB Fr 6 3 205 Badin. NC 47 Stephonc Jones LB Fr 5 11 203 Atlanta. GA 48 Marlon Smith RB Fr 6 2 190 Detroit. Ml 49 Reggie Wilson LB Jr 6 3 226 Bartimore. MD 50 Wayne Tillerson LB Fr 6 2 214 Washington. DC 51 Richard Shankle C Soph 6 3 224 Norwood. NC 52 Jeffrey Turner LB Soph 6 1 220 Petersburg. VA 53 Charles Brumfield C Fr 6 2 220 Detroit. Ml 54 Craig Warren LB Fr 6 1 220 Camden. NJ 55 Stephone Darby LB Soph 6 2 230 Columbia. SC 56 Kelvin Davis OG Fr 6 2 214 E Orange. NJ 58 Joe Farrow LB Fr 6 3 221 Chapel Hill. NC 60 Alfonzo Ham DB Fr 6 4 205 Merritt Island. FL 61 Reginald Scott DE Fr 6 2 225 Los Angeles. CA 62 Ray Louis OG Fr 6 2 227 Darlington. SC 63 John Dowdell LB Fr 6 2 200 Detroit. Ml 65 Reginald Williams DL Soph 6 2 247 Atlanta. GA 67 Willie Hughes OG Soph 6 230 Miami. FL 68 Ralph Williams DL Fr 6 2 195 Merritt Island. FL 69 Andre Bradley OG Fr 6 3 230 Knoxville. TN 70 James Hairston OT Jr 6 2 240 Welch. WV 71 Kenneth Jones OT Soph 6 2V2 270 Shady Valley. AL 72 Theodore Webster DT Jr 6 2 250 Spindale. NC 73 Daryl Kornegay DT Jr 6 2V2 235 Silver Springs. MD 74 Theodore Purdie OT Sr 6 4V2 275 Jamaica. NY 75 Alvin Ellington DT Soph 6 4 230 Atlanta. GA 76 Dorsey Shoultz DT Soph 6 3 257 Camden. NJ 77 Ray Ellis OT Sr 6 2 250 Atlantic City. NJ 78 Herbert Drayton DT Fr 6 1 250 Charlotte. NC 79 Robert Wright OT Fr 6- 5V2 285 Washington. DC 80 Levi Courtney WR Soph 6- 3 190 Coco Beach. FL 81 Edward fvlcNeely TE Soph 6- 3 217 Charlotte. NC 82 Leonard Cruise DT Fr 6- 4 225 East St Louis. MO 84 Alvin Davis DL Fr 6- 2 200 New Orleans. LA 85 Maurice Farley DE Fr 6- 3 211 Atlanta. GA 86 Kenneth White WR Fr 6- 2V2 170 Ft Wayne. IN 88 Nathaniel McDowell WR Jr 5- lO ' z 182 Merritt Island. FL 99 Anthony McClam OG Fr 5- 10 221 Chapel Hill. NC Robert Davis DB Fr 5- 11 165 Miami, FL Carl Williams Spec Fr 5- 9 161 Durham. NC Leon Scott DE Fr 5- 10 172 Sumpter, SC Johnny Blue RB Fr 6- 1 185 Durham NC Head Coach Wylic E Hams Assist Coaches William R Jackso Horace T Small Rudy Abrams Joe Crosby William Lide Moses Sharp Team Scouts Terry Bellamy Dwight Smith Managers Karen Jackson Marie Shields Trainers Michael Gathers Marcus Morgan Kelvin Hopkins Cornelius Simmoi Alfonzo Bradley Practice Makes Perfect . . . At Least That ' s What People Say, Behind, In Front, Beside The Team, The Coaches! E CO CD 03 m 1981-82 MEN ' S ALPHABETICAL ROSTER Name Height Weight Classification Position Hometown Bookman, Tracey 5 ' 8 160 Sophomore Guard Houston, Texas Coley, Eric 6 ' 8 Junior Center Mt. Vernon, N.Y. —Transfer Davis, Darryl 6 ' 4 180 Freshman Guard Houston, Tex Dunson, Robert 5 ' 11 160 Sophomore Guard Pittsburg. Pa. Flores, Phillip 6 ' 3 190 Senior Guard Houston, Tex. Foster. Gene 6 ' 8 190 Freshman Forward Tucahoe. NY. George. James 6 ' 9 220 Senior Center Tampa, Fla. Horrell, Daren 5 ' 10 165 Freshman Guard Columbia, Missouri Jackson, Donald 6 ' 3 190 Junior Guard Winston-Salem. N.C. Matthews. Ronnie 6 ' 2 172 Freshman Guard Rockville, Md. McGruder. Roosevelt 6 ' 6 180 Junior Forward Houston. Tex Murphy, Anthony 6 ' 5 183 Freshman Forward Philadelphia. Pa. Oliver, Larcell 6 ' 7 210 Senior Forward Leesburg, Va. Park, Darin 6 ' 1V2 162 Freshman Guard Wilmington, Del, Park, Devin 6 ' 2V2 160 Freshman Guard Wilmington, Del. Rousey, John 6 ' 0 160 Freshman Guard Philadelphia, Pa. Samuels, Carleton 6 ' 3 180 Freshman Guard Mount Vernon, N.Y. Singleton. Michael 6 ' 4 196 Junior Forward Houston. Tex. Smith, Phillip 6 ' 7 ' 2 205 Freshman Center Houston. Tex. Strothers, John 6 ' 2 160 Junior Guard Pittsburgh. Pa. — Transfer Tibbs, William 6 ' 6 205 Senior Forward Elmsford, NY. Wood, Kenneth 6 ' 41 2 205 Sophomore Forward Norfolk, Va. Houstons Solution Phil Flores G Flo All-CIAA. all NAIA-26 Roosevelt McGruder F Rose Phil Smith C Special Attractions Larcell Oliver F Donald Jackson G Bill Tibbs F Bleu Tobe Mr. Tibbs All-CIAA She ' s not home? But I ' ve been waiting to use this p hone for 2 hours!!!! -A CO CO CO GQ CO .9? G3 CO CD E CO ■ o c o CO c x: o 1981-82 WOMEN ' S ALPHABETICAL ROSTER Name Heig ht Weigh t Classification Position Hometown Alexander, Marsha 6 ' 0 180 Junior Center, Forward N. Wilkesboro, NC Banks, Unithia 5 ' 9 150 Freshman Forward Richmond, VA Coffey, Vanessa 5 ' 8 130 Freshman Forward Monroe, NC Day, Veronica 6 ' 3 145 Freshman Center Forward Durham, NC Goode, Sheryl 5 ' 11 140 Freshman Center Forward ings Mountain. NC Johns, Odelia 5 ' 5 125 Freshman Guard Danville, VA McMillian, Rhonda 5 ' 8 125 Freshman Forward Washington, DC Montgomery, Arlene 5 ' 6 150 Freshman Forward Columbia, SC Quick, Vernita 5 ' 4 130 Freshman Guard Durham, NC Richardson, Patricia 5 ' 8 150 Freshman Forward Danville, NC Smith, Charlotte 5 ' 4 140 Freshman G uard ' Forward Miami, FL Taylor, Barbara 5 ' 4 120 Freshman Guard Brooklyn, NY Taylor, Crystal 5 ' 8 130 Freshman Forward Washington, DC Truesdale, Chanda 5 ' 7 140 Junior Forward Charlotte, NC Washington, Phyllis 5 ' 9 150 Junior Forward Barnwell. SC Wilder, Lillian 5 ' 4 115 Sophomore Guard Durham, NC Steve Joyner Head Coach 37S -1000 Ext 2104 Cary Mitchell Student Asst, Coach 37g -1000 Ext, 2104 Gewen Young Manager (Jr ) Cherryville, NC Karen Jackson Trainer (S r.) Pinehurst, NC Alfreda Horton Statistician (Jr.) Cheraw. SC Felecia Davis Statistician (Fr ,) Richmond, VA UNTHr nwa BS 1 ■ ' % n ' ' m A ALEXANDER ' er for outstandin JC iJ thlete Track Team 1st row: Charles Washington, Benjamin Galluman, Betty Parrish, Marshall Carter, Rochelle Fisher. Gary Mines. Cynthia McNeil. Harold Amos. Marvin Whitehurst 2nd row: Jerome Forney, Stephone Darby, Reginald Wilson, Calvin Goss. Diane Thomas, Charles Smith. Reggie Bodrick, Darryl Murphy, 3rd row: Harry Hall. Lee Williamson, Manry Isley. Perry Brown. Grady Chambers. Willie Hicks, Tommy Boozer, Reginald McConnell. Vince Casey. 4th row: Tommy Poindexter, Assistant Coach, Ronald Harrison, Calvin Merritt. John Jaundon, Clyde Sherman, Micheal Davis. Barry Stevenson. Steven Thornhill, Anthony Sullivan, ano Kenny Powell. Head Coach, Cross Country Team 3rd Place NAIA District 26 Champs F. R. Charles Smith, Benjamin Galluman. Lee Williamson, Grady Chambers, Perry Brown, Anthony Sullivan. B. R. Marvin Whitehurst, Diane Thomas. Maury Isley. Reggie Bodrick, and Rochelle Fisher. Middle Distance and Distance Runners Field Men and Women  a ,. %vV ■ SMITH Spnnters and Hurdlers Sprinters Mile Relay Team t 1 2 Mile Relay Team Carlos Lopez Raymond Wigfall J. c. s. u. Earl Thompson Randolph Worsley w Andre Ganther George Washington T e n n ■ I s Wff-ffM rmmwm mmmtU- tmt ' f [ I M ! ! 1 ! ! ' f f f f f ' - r- mmimjQggi g Anthony Morris Malcolm Graham -■ ■ ' ' ' n Batting For Smith SHARON CHANCELLOR ROSE BIDDLE SYLVIA BARRINGER JANET BODRICK ROBIN McCRAY WANDA BLACKMAN CATHY BROWN CHERYL LEVERETT KIM PETERSON KAREN JACKSON COACH JACKSON Kelvin Welch. Frances Pendergrass, Jerry Lewis, Tracey Mitchell. • .-XL, T e a m G o I f ' Togetherness Is . . . V K i 4 • ' : F fc- - l i K S i ' r jL m « - A ,■ ■ '  ' .  ) l?r; r Ms. J.C.S.U. . . . This Time And Court Parade . . . One of the most significant events during the Homecoming Week is the Parade. This event presented beautiful floats, cars, and plenty pretty girls. The 1981-82 parade v as a big success, pleasing all involved and those that just came to watch. Homecoming 81 Bulls Go Wild The occasion of Homecoming is waited upon and worked on for many months before the actual day. Therefore the students, faculty, and friends all turn out for the festive activity. The Parade is welcomed by all giving each organization the chance to display their beautiful Queens, while local merchants and clubs join in Smith ' s celebration. The game is most important, this year Johnson C. Smith battled the Eagles of North Caroline Central. . ' r i ' r ' y In -iji ' Ivey 1 ■ r. K IM i V Concert Miss Johnson C. Smith Miss Melody Donald Columbia S. C. 1st. Attendant Ms. Nancy Stokes 2ncl Attendant Ms. Stephanie McLeod Sunday Mornings are always hard to make it to church, but the Sunday after Homecoming, almost impossible. However a few people (students) came out tor the traditional Homecoming service. Of course the Old Heads, Oops I mean Alumni came out in full force. I can ' t understand it, they can go all night and the next day too ... Alumni Association 1 1- .-- Z Y k Ml .ih Bm l su E -- |@HH|| ™ Coronation THIS TIME Melody Donald, Miss J.C.S.U. 1981-82 was crowned November 6, 1981. by former Queen Gracie Pemberton. The Coronation theme, This Time held a special meaning for all. 1 f % , ♦ vJ ■ : ' i More Wine And Cheese Please The Wine and Cheese sip was a big splash, students and a few faculty members enjoyed the different wines and cheeses, and all feel that this activity should be held again next year. Pre Dawn Dance Campus Marilyn Nicholas Ms Sophomore Class LaDonna Morehead Ms. Omega Psi Phi Ophelia Millings Ms. Senior Class Gail McFadden Ms. Junior Class Queens Ms. Vickie Rucker Pan Hellenic Council Nanette Smith Ms. Groove Phi Groove Beer . . . Free Beer Homecoming Pep Rally Anita McDowell Ms. Berry Hall Diane Watkins Ms. Alpha Phi Alpha Crystal Withrow Ms. SNCAE Cheryl Tripp Ms. Health and Physical Ed. Angela Henley Ms. Alpha Phi Omega Ursula Hooper Ms. Myers Hall Denise Grier Ms. Smith Hall Gardenia Johnson Ms. R.W. Johnson Choir 227 JPk ' S3 41 H i affi M HOME E L POOWN i- ■ BALI ON 4 H ■ ■- — L ? ■ VtSfTOR HOME E l II JIITI fffidi 1 2= 1 ■ 1 ' . ™e 2 r ' -Wi ill «g ' ■■■ - i v 1 mo r -itm - •: ;tf ■■ • ' - ' ' u ' i i ' Lisa Reeves Ms. Sanders Hall Sandy Allen Ms. MENC Renee Harris Ms. LIston Hall Charmaine Cammack Ms. Female Cottage Sheila Tyson Ms. YWCA Cheryl Vaughn Ms. Student Alumni Angela Bullock Ms. Phi Beta Sigma Ms. Sherry Ford Delta Sigma Theta CREDIT - JIM BLACK PHOTOGRAPHY Queen ' s Talent Show Hpl H I (1 11 } V ! 1 L 1 Wake Up March ■ 1 M Im 1 ' .V- ' P- ' M 1 t.--%:ai ; m P E - H i 1 Blt ' ' l H V i r lH Wl V w K - .. «iLL) 1 If there ' s a man on the hall I ' m staying At two o ' clock in the morning this had better be good. iirv [. Boy, it took him long enough to write No I want leave Smith. I ' m going to be a Smithite all my life!! I ' ll watch Billy D. Williams anytime. What big animals you have little girl. 4 R 1 tJ L . 1 ka B I ' m fl Jl JoF m J . ) . ' p iw Hi Get It Off Your Chest T-Shirt Mania At J. C. S. U. ' .v ' :-i P jW - ► ' ' CCVc Miss Yearbook WANDA WILSON MY roots as Miss Yearbook became planted early last fall with staff elections. I of course was filled with anticipation, excitement, and joy. Soon I calmed and realized tfiat I only wanted to do everything possible to represent my organization well. Like all things, there is a beginning and an end and so has my reign. The profits from my investment have been many. In closing I want to thank the staff for their support and love. Love peace and happiness always, Wanda Michelle Wilson Miss Yearbook 1981-82 S ] ili.i i % i ' I , , ■ t ■•1 ■ii 1 1 Reggie Wendy Bull Staff - 1982 Senior Directory AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Gina Gerosa Allen 31 Smith Street Amityville, New York 1107 Biology Activities: None Jewel Yoette Alston Rt. 1, Box 28 Awendaw. S. C 29429 Communication Arts Activities: Freshmen Choir, Women ' s Softball Basketball, Newspaper Staff, Freshmen Class Reporter Terrell N, Alston 8272 Forrest Avenue Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19150 Social Work Activities; SCA Vice President, University Choir. R W Johnson Spiritual Choir, Sociology Social Work Club, Library Club, Orientation Committee, New Sensations, NAACP Sheila Diane Altman 410 Birch Street Smithfield, North Carolina Sociology Activities: Sociology Social Work Club Vonnie Anderson Winnsboro, South Carolina 29180 Political Science Activities: None Zonderner Anderson 307 Prince Street Georgetown, South Carolina 29440 Social Work Activities: Social Work Club Ingrid Y. Austin 27 Perry Avenue Greenville, South Carolina 29601 Accounting Activities: None BBBBBBBBBBBBBBB Gibson D. Barika 6 Obaziolu Street Diobu Port Harcourt Rivers State. Nigeria Biology Chemistry Activities: None Phyllis L. Battle 226 Wilson Street Lenoir, North Carolina 28645 Health Physical Education Activities, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Pearl E. Beane Rt, 5, Box 312 Z Richmond, Virginia 23231 General Business Activities: Student Alumni Association, University Band, Business Club, Miss Student Alumni. Miss Alpha Omicron for Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity A sa Eric Bennett 1591 Bruckner Boulevard New York, New York Business Administration Activities: Football Team Elizabet h Blackman Charlotte, North Carolina Education Activities: SNCEA Willie Bodrick Rt, 1. Box 1595 Orangeburg. South Carolina Sociology Activities: President of Student Government Association. Football Team. Football Team Captain. NAACP. Pi Gamma Mu Honor Society. Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. Student Alumni Association, Who ' s Who Among College and Universities Marvin Boyd Chester, South Carolina General Science Activities: University Choir, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, NAACP, Student Alumni Association. Election Comm.. Student Onentation Comm. Ecclesiastes Brandon 724 East Avenue Henderson, North Carolina 27536 Early Childhood Education Activities: Teacher Education Council, SNCEA, Junior Class Fund Raising Chairperson, Student Union Committee Rhonda Bridges 336 Atlanta Avenue Rocky Mount, North Carolina 27801 Communication Arts Business Activities: Editor-ln-Chief Yearbook, Outstanding Young Women of America, Who s Who Among Colleges and Universities, National Dean ' s List, Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society, Alpha Chi National Honor Society, Corresponding Secretary SGA, Freshma n Class Secretary, Vice President Sophomore Class, Orientation Committee Chairperson, Miss Yearbook, Miss 1906 for Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Thomas E. Brodie Rt, 2, Box 76 Franklinton, North Carolina 27525 Biology Activities: Vice President Junior Class, University Choir. New Sensation, President Library Club. Student Alumni. Ira Alridge Drama Guild Pamela Brown Durham, North Carolina Accounting Activities: J. C, Smith University Band Sharon Brown Bolton. North Carolina Marketing Activities: None Michael Buck Hollywood. South Carolina Biology Activities: University Choir, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Carolyn D. Burns 2725 Gilmer Avenue Winston-Salem, North Carolina 27105 Psychology Activities: Zeta Phi Beta Sorority. University Band. Library Club, Psychology Club, Pan Hellenic Council Secretary, Secretary Senior Class, Honors Program, Softball Team Bobbie Jean Bush 208 Hoover Street Belzoni, Mississippi Early Childhood Education Activities: SNCEA Kathy L Byrd 333 Fannie Circle Charlotte, North Carolina Social Work Activities: Social Work Club Valjean L. Byrd 2920 Bainbridge Drive Winston-Salem. North Carolina Social Work Activities: University Band. Social Work Club Vivian A. Byrd 2813 Golden Street Raleigh. North Carolina 27610 Economics Business Activities: Secretary for Tau Beta Chi Business Honor Society. Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society. Alpha Chi National Honor Society, Who ' s Who Among Colleges and Universities ccccccccccccccc Charmaine Cammack 4909 Cypress Shores Drive New Bern, North Carolina 28560 General Business Activities: Business Club, Tau Beta Chi Honor Society, Alpha Kappa Nu National Honor Society, Alpha Chi National Honor Society. Benjamin Atmos Chasten 402 Franklin Street Mount Olive. North Carolina 28365 Health Physical Education Activities: Student Union Assistant Anthony Reynard Chinnis 1022 Main Ashleyville Charleston. South Carolina 29407 Communications Activities Freshman Gospel Choir, University Choir, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Corresponding Secretary Union Board, Orientation Committee, Pan Hellenic Council Treasurer Rodney C. Clark 27 S Street N, W, Washington. D, C, Communication Arts Activities: University Newspaper Hilton N. Cobb Rt. 1. Box 306 Fountain. North Carolina 27829 Accounting Activities: Library Club. Business Club. Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Larry Commander Rt, 2, Box 85 Lynchburg, South Carolina 29080 Business Marketing Activities: University Band, Library Club, Business Club, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Veronica Connell West Indies Political Science Activities: Political Science Club, First Attendant to Miss Freshman class Judiet V. Cooper 1311 Center Street Kingstree, South Carolina Psychology Activities Clean Up Committee Joyce Covington Winston-Salem, North Carolina Sociology Activities: Bullettes Shelley J. Crone 1616 Brockett Avenue High Point, North Carolina Social Work Activities Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Social Work Club Katherine J. Curtis 189 Bay Street Spnngfield, Massachusett Business Activities: Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Class Treasurer, President Library Club, SCA Corresponding Secretary, Orientation Committee, Library Club DDDDDDDDDDDDDDD Patncia Ann Davidson 2526 Druid Hills Drive Winston-Salem, North Carolina 27105 Business Activities: Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Library Club Monica A. Daw kins 63 Kennedy Drive Nevif Britain, Connecticut 06051 Psychology Activities: Freshman Gospel Choir, 2nd Attendant to Miss SCA, Miss Junior Class. R W Johnson Spiritual Choir, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Antoinette Dixon 210 Russell Road Hartsville, South Carolina 29550 General Business Activities: University Band, Basketball Team, Business Club, Tau Beta Chi Honor Society Melody Reginia Donald 1920 St, Louis Avenue Columbia, South Carolina 29204 Biology Chemistry Activities: Student Alumni, Yearbook Staff, Biology Club, Student Government Association, Dorm Counselor, Orientation Commit- tee, Who ' s Who Among Colleges and Universities, Miss Alpha Epsilon of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Sanders Hall C ouncil, National Dean ' s List, MARC Honors Program, MBS, Outstanding Youth in America, International Youth in Achievement, Miss Johnson C, Smith University, Board of Trustees Joanne Mane Donaldson 3951 Ames Street N, E, Washington, D, C. Accounting Activities: National Association of Black Accountants Prenabo Duke 3 Bonny Close R. H. E, Port Harcourt Rivers State, Nigeria Communication Activities: None EEEEEEEEEEEEEEE Derrick Antonio Eckles Rt. 3, Box 420 Effingham, South Carolina 29541 Business Administration Activities: SCA Ray Roscoe Ellis Jr. 513 Michigan Avenue Atlantic City, Nev i Jersey Physical Education Activities: Football Team, Cheerleader, Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship, NAACP James C. Ennett 117 Branton Street Brooklyn, New York 11236 History Activities: Pan Hellenic President, Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity FFFFFFFFFFFFFFF Yusef D ' Rone Fife 1113 Dudley Avenue Utica, New York 13501 Math Activities: Prudential Scholar Edgar E. Fleming 1012 Parkwood Avenue Charlotte. North Carolina General Business Activities: None Theol Antonio Fleming 1300 Standish Street Salisbury, North Carolina Business Activities: SCA, University Band, Library Club, Vice President Library Club Nadine Yvette Ford Rt. 6. Box 535 Madison Heights. Virginia 24572 General Business Activities: Library Club. Student Alumni Association Roderick A. Fryer 221 Bluff Dhve Greenville. South Carolina 29605 Sociology Activities: SGA. SCA, Library Club, Sociology Club, Orientation Committee, University Choir, New Sensation, Drama Club, Homecoming Committee GGGGGGGGGGGGGGG Theresa J. Gaston 1315 Stevens Road S. E. Washington, D. C. Accounting Activities: NABA Vice President, President of Graduation Committee Tau Beta Chi, Pom Pon Girl, Freshman, L Darlene Jonel Glidewell 11 High Street Ridgewood, New Jersey Communications Activities: None Sharon Denise Gober Rt. 5, Box 321 -G Shelby, North Carolina 28150 General Business Activities: None Dorothy Prettina Graham 1716 Gavin Drive High Point, North Carolina Early Childhood Education Activities: SNCAE Cathy A. Graves 311 E. McAden Street Graham, North Carolina 25253 Social Work Activities: Junior Class Secretary, Secretary Social Work Sociology Club, Miss White Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Yearbook Staff HHHHHHHHHHHHHHH James H, Hairston Jr. 18 Beech Street Welch. West Virginia Health Physical Education Activities: Football Team Leroy A, Harden 6612 Valley Park Road Seat Pleasant, Maryland Social Work Activities: Orientation Committee, Pan Hellenic, Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Social Work Sociology Club, Junior Class President, University Band, Stage Band. Resident Assistance Cheryl Denise Hardin 1138 Calhoun Street Rock Hill, South Carolina Business Administration Activities: Business Club Richard Curtis Kippling Harkness 4220 Highland Park Dr. Columbia, South Carolina Urban Studies Activities: Sw imming Team, Marching Band, University Choir. NAACP. Homecoming Committee. Roxann L, Harris 2641 Birney Place S. E. Apt 242 Washington. D. C, Business Administration Activities: Dormitory Counselor. NABA Treasurer Cathy P. Hines 436 Carolina Avenue Rocky Mount. North Carolina Social Work Activities: Social Work Club Debra Howell Kings Mountain. North Carolina Business Administration Activities: Tau Beta Chi National Honor Society JJJJJJJJJJJJJJJ Alison Jackson High Point. North Carolina Business Administration Activities: Basketball Team Sheila A. Jeffer Rt. 5. Box 247 Roxboro. North Carolina 27573 Communication Activities: None Lynda Yvonne Jessup 1958 Kerner Road Kernersville. North Carolina 27284 Accounting Activities: Bullettes. NABA Rochele Johnson Columbia. South Carolina Political Science Activities: Vice-President of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Pan-Hellenic Council. Cheerleader Brenda J. Jones 2516 Burns Street S, E. Washington. D. C. 20020 Business Administration Activities: Business Club Sheila Jones P, O Box 247 Medford. New York Business Activities: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Cheerleader. Miss Sanders Hall Vanessa R. Jones 326 Piney Green Road Midway Park. North Carolina Social Work Activities: Reporter Duke Hall. Social Work Club KKKKKKKKKKKKKKK Teresa A. Kale 112 Avenue D Darlington. South Carolina Sociology Activities: Sociology Club. Yearbook Staff Reginald C. Kelly 160-31 119th Road Jamaica. New York Psychology Activities: Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Sonya Kirksey Charlotte. North Carolina Communication Activities: University Student News Staff LLLLLLLLLLLLLLL Robert Lane Rocky Mount. North Carolina Communication Activities: Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. University Newspaper Staff Odyssey Leach P. 0. Box 542 Rowland. North Carolina 28383 Economics Activities: Honors Program. Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society. Alpha Chi Honor Society. National Dean s List. President R W Johnson Spiritual Choir. Who ' s Who Among Colleges and Universities. Tau Beta Chi Business Honor Society Brenda Paula Lewis 112 Russell Street Greenwood. South Carolina 29646 Music Education Activities: University Band. University Choir Juanita Lloyd Pinehurst. North Carolina Social Welfare Activities: Alpha Phi Omega Phiettes Chalmers D. Lowery II Rt. 1. Box 68 Pageland. South Carolina Marketing Urban Studies Activities: Vice-President of Alpha Phi Alpha Louis Lowery 760 Ferrell Court Apt 4 Winston-Salem. North Carolina 27101 Marketing Activities: Basketball Team. Athletic Committee MMMMMMMMMMMMMMM Jeffery Mahan Martinsville. Virginia Political Science Activities: None Felicia Majors Greenville. South Carolina Sociology Activities: None lantha Jane Maness 409 York Avenue Kannapolis. North Carolina General Business Activities: Business Club Darlene K, Meadows 3008 Matthews Drive Gastonia. North Carolina 28052 Early Childhood Education Activities: SNCAE Yolanda Renee McDade 1 Parade Place Brooklyn. New York 11226 Social Work Activities: Sociology Social Work Club. Lyceum Dance Club. Hospitality Committee. Union Program Board Gail McFadden Union. South Carolina Sociology Activities: Miss Junior Class. Honors Program, Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society. Alpha Chi National Honor Society Gary McFadden 501 Stark Street Sumter. South Carolina 29150 Physical Education Activities: Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. Physical Education Club. SGA Vice President Dupont McWhite Florence. South Carolina Activities: None Ophelia Millings P. O, Box 494 Winnsboro. South Carolina 29180 Marketing Activities: Pom Pon Girl. Treasurer of the Business Club. Miss Nu tor Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. Miss Senior Class Wendy Morgan New Rochelle, New York Computer Science Activities: Yearbook Staff. Union Program Board, Sigma Phi Rho Rose, Prudential Scfiolar Greg Motley Charlotte, Nortti Carolina Business Administration Activities: None NNNN NNNNNNNNNNN Vanessa Faye Nicholson 1002 Desmond Street KInston, North Carolina 28501 General Business Activities: President of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Representative to Pan Hellenic Council. NAACP 000000000000000 Blanche M. Odom Rt. 1, Box 104 Bamberg. South Carolina 29003 Psychology Activities: Freshman Class Choir Larcell Oliver 225 South King Street Leesburg. Virginia Communication Activities: Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. Basketball Team ppppppppppppppp Patricia Ann Peek Post Oak 2 Westclitfs Salisbury. North Carolina 28144 General Business Activities: Yearbook Staff, Reporter for Sanders Hall. Groove Phi Groove Precious Gem. Senior Class Corresponding Secretary Terry A. Peterson Rt. 1, Box 730 Bladenboro. North Carolina 28320 General Business Activities: Business Club. Library Club Eric Lionell Petree 1980 7th Avenue New York. New York 10026 Business Activities: None Reginald T. Pincham 109-19 173 Street New York, New York 11433 Marketing Activities: Pole Mark Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. Pan-Hellenic Council Stanette Adhenne PInnIx 936 Carriage Loop Road Burlington. North Carolina 27215 Psychology Activities: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. President of Pan Hellenic Council RRRRRRRRRRRRRRR Patrice Darlette Rice 827 Woodcote Street Winston-Salem. North Carolina General Business Activities: None Bobble Roberts 700 Eagle Road KInston. North Carolina 28501 Early Childhood Education Activities: First Attendant to Miss Senior Class. Miss Duke Hall. President Female Cottage. Lyceum Dance Group. Secretary SNCAE Deborah L, Roberts Rt 4. Box 2 Fairmont. North Carolina 28340 Sociology Activities: Sociology Social Work Club, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Vice President Pan Hellenic Council, Secretary Pan Hellenic William Roberts Winston-Salem, North Carolina Activities: None Shirley Ann Robertson 201 Lambert Street Reidsville, North Carolina 27320 General Business Activities: None Terence A. Robinson 2336 Olando Street Charlotte, North Carolina Computer Science Activities: University Choir, R W John son Spiritual Choir, New Sensations, SCA, SCjA, Math Physlcs Computer Science Club, University Band Robert Rutfin Petesburg, Pennsylvania Activities: President of Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship Ten Rylander 1471 N, Wilton Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Communications Activities: Miss R W Johnson Splntual Choir, Director and Vice President R W Johnson Spiritual Choir, First Attendant to Miss Student Chnstlan Association, Dormitory Counselor, Alpha Phi Alpha Court sssssssssssssss Roderick L Sanders 311 Oak Street Smithfield, North Carolina Economics Banking Finance Activities: Treasurer of Tau Beta Chi Honor Society, Honor Roll Janice G. Sanker 1226 Eaton Road S E Washington, D. C. 20020 Business Administration Activities: Business Club, Pom Pon Girl, Delta Sigma Theta Sorohty Regina Lee Scott 601 Grantland Drive Raleigh, North Carolina 27610 General Business Marketing Activities: R W Johnson Spiritual Choir, Yearbook Staff, Secretary Sanders Hall, Guide for Careers Day, Promotion Chairperson of Senior Class Donald Barnard Sellers 509 W Terrell Street Greensboro, North Carolina 27406 Health Physical Education Activities: President Health Physical Education Club, Football Team Angel L. Shands Charlotte, North Carolina Communication Arts Activities: None Maner A. Shields 270 Woodland Street Southern Pines, North Carolina 28387 Communications Activities: Trainer of the Football Team Carolyn Rena Simmons 1775 Savage Road Charleston, South Carolina 29407 Biology Activities: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, University Choir, Counselor, Pan Hellenic Representative Louis Simmons Jr 2011 Naylor Road S E Washington, D, C- Communications Activities: President of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Yearbook Staff, University Choir. SGA. SCA. New Student Onentation Comm.. Union Program Board. Vice-President of the Senior Class. Chairperson of Activities for the Senior Class. Chairperson of Public Relation for SGA, Parliamentarian. University Student News Staff- Rose Singletary Fort Lauderdale, Florida Sociology Activities: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Peter Smith Jr Mt, Clemens, Michigan Communications Activities: Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Basketball Team Gail Sneed Oxford, North Carolina Communication Activities: None Perry E. Solice Jr 418 McKoy Street Clinton, North Carolina 28328 Biology Activities: MBS Research Program. MARC Research Program, Beta Kappa Chi Pre-Med Club Larry D. Staley 633 E 6th Street Business Administration Activities: None Jeffrey J. Steele P O Box 464 Mt. Gilead, North Carolina 27306 General Business Activities: Football Team Nancy A, Stokes 308 Campus Street Charlotte, North Carolina 28216 Physical Education Activities: Physical Education Club, Lyceum Dance Group, First Attendant To Miss Johnson C Smith University Charles T. Summers Greensboro, North Carolina Health Physical Education Activities: None TTTTTTTTTTTTTTT Kathy Anita Thomas 2607 Brentwood Road N. E. Washington, D. C. Activities: Svnim Team, Newspaper Staff, Phi Beta Sigma Dove Court Debra Thompson Sumter, South Carolina General Business Activities: None Lillian R, Thompson Rt, 1, Box 32 Carlisle, South Carolina 29031 Accounting Activities: Alpha Chi Honor Society, NABA, Who s Who Among Colleges and Universities, Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society William H. Tibbs Jr 75 N- Lawn Avenue Elmsford, New York Marketing Activities: Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Basketball Team Edna J. Timmons 521 N. Centennial Street High Point, North Carolina 27260 Communications Activities: Pom Pon Girl, Track Team, Alpha Phi Omega Phiette Pamela N. Tinson 1214 Trenton Place Washington, D, C. Communication Arts Activities: None Angel Renee Townsend 1547 Piney Grove Road Lernersville, North Carolina History Activities: Bullettes Cheryl Tnpp Morehead, North Carolina Health Physical Education Activities: Ms. Physical Education. Physical Education Club Phyllis Tucker 4615 Hanna Place Washington, D C 20019 Marketing Activities: Business Club WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW La Tanya Annette Waller 60 Sylvan Drive New Haven, Connecticut Business Administration Activities: Basketball Team, Business Club Darren Watkins Columbia, South Carolina Marketing Activities: Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Yearbook Staff, NAACP Donald Watson New York Psychology Activities: Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Claudine LaFay Williams 924 Second Avenue Smithfield, North Carolina 27577 Marketing Activities: None Joseph Williams Rocky Mount, North Carolina Business Administration Activities: University Student News Staff Meta R, Williams 3711 Kansas Avenue N, W, Washington, D. C. Economics Activities: Honors Program. National Deans List. Kappa Alpha Psi Court Robert E. Williams Jr 5128 Hst S. E, Washington. D, C. 20019 Communication Acts Activities: Varsity Swimmer. University Student Newspaper. News and Features Editor Sheila Williams 4045 Martin Luther King Avenue S- W. Communication Arts Activities: Editor-ln-Chief University Newspaper. Senior Class Reporter Artis Winston 527 llleagnes Road Raleigh. North Carolina 27603 Accounting Activities: Miss Berry Hall. Alpha Chi Honor Society. Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society. President Tau Beta Chi Honor Society. Second Attendant to Miss Listen Hall. Who s Who Among Colleges and Universities, Student Delegate for Alpha Chi National Honor Society. Treasurer Kappa Mu Honor Society Susie P- Wynn 341 Atlantic Avenue Rocky Mount. North Carolina 27801 Business Activities: Business Club WEDRIVE YOUHAPFYM HOUim Call Holiday Rent-A-Car and you won ' t be driven crazy with excuses and apologies. We ' ll drive you happy with friendly, prompt and efficient service. So if you need a car, van or truck for a day, a weekend or a week, give us a call. Because at Holiday Rent-A- Car, we ' re out to drive you happy. Local 527-1900 National A 1-800-237-2804 M WEVISVEYOVHAPPYl m holiday AJe feature Fords Our Alma Mater Completed, I don ' t know what I shall worry about now. Since being elected to the editorship last April, I ' ve had a large problem filling an order for 1400 books. Unique, all color pages, and at least 4 pictures of everybody. Well I did my best as you can see we got the 1400 books, some color pages and as many of your faces as possible. Unique, indeed because it ' s this years ' book and 1982 will never come this way again. Thank You for letting me be your editor, friend, and classmate. I hope you will enjoy this production we worked hard and hope that you will keep in mind that we ' re just students like yourself, mistakes will be found and some pictures not to your liking however I ' m sure you will be pleased overall. Special thanks to my staff, just to mention a few Wanda, Diann, Lonnie, Dexter, Michelle, Lana, Sylvester, Walter, Angela, Beulah, Sabrina, and my favorite artist in the world REGGIE. Thanks goes to special people on the outside they helped me through all the rough spots Linda, Phyllis and James. Thanks Anthony and Sarah who taught me all I know but left just enough unknown so that I would have to do it my way. Hey that ' s what this book is all about. I made it because of YOU. WE CAN MAKE IT TOGETHER Utnold i B UO Rhonda Denise Bridges WALSWORTHWWW MEBB EATON. INC PUBLISHING III 5205 Monroe Road COMPANY AXA Charlotte. Norlti Can