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

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1983 volume:

FfiO BULL 83 A Touch Of Class CONTENT Introduction 2-15 Seniors 16-37 Underclassmen 38-89 Student Life 90-108 Homecoming 109-130 Campus Queens 131-141 Special Features 142-157 Organizations 1 58-1 97 Sports 198-226 Faculty and Staff 227-256 Page of Appreciation 257 In Memory of . . . 258 Senior Directory 259-263 Editor ' s Message 264 OFFICERS Walter McAllister Editor-in-Chief Wanda Wilson Associate Editor Debra Caldwell Business Manager Sylvester Scipio Managing Editor Angela Pitt Miss Yearbook Smithites It ' s good to take a break and relax sometimes. It could be after a class, between classes, after meals, or in the evening. Relax Taking a break from a hectic schedule, chilling out with some friends can be very relaxing, but there are some of us who don ' t take time to relax. It Was This Kind Of Year Fashion Show Extravaganza Class of ' 86 Michael Woods Master of Ceremony Dr. Wilbert Greenfield, President After ten years of dedicated service here at Johnson C. Smith University, Dr. Greenfield accepted the position as President of Virginia State College. The student body, faculty, administrators, and staff will miss him dearly. As President of Johnson C. Smith University, Dr. Greenfield was instrumental in strengthening relations between the school and the community. He was and is well-liked by everyone. We hope that as he continues in his work at Virginia State, he will be successful. On behalf of the student body, the Yearbook Staff would like to wish Dr. Wilbert Greenfield and his family the very best, and may God bless them as they travel to Virginia. The 1982-83 edition of THE BULL is dedicated to Dr. Wilbert Greenfield and his family. Mr. Ray G. Davis, Vice-President for Development Mr. Mack Davidson, Vice-President for Financial Affairs Fun At Carowinds Future Future Smithites take a walk around the campus where hopefully they will be students one day, or will they? With the situation of today ' s world, many institutions especially private black institutions are facing a doubtful and challenging future. No one knows the destination of these youngsters but the good Lord above. We must maintain our institutions by taking advan- tage of our opportunities now while we are students and by giving our support when we become Alumni. What ' s up? The youngsters trod the path of the unforeseen future. Each step that is taken is in the present going into the future. Together we stand, divided we (all! Smithites v « . A? Come on Suzy, get up so we can go! We love kids when they are at a young age. We should help them in a positive way. Their minds should be trained at an early age to be ready for the future. We should give them encouragement in all positive aspects. { -I ' m A future leader. Potential future Smithites? They can be! We must strive to keep our institution going by giving all the support we can muster so these youngsters on these pages can walk down these same sidewalks in the 2000s. We don ' t want to turn around! A Touch Of Class ©jf ,. rr Seniors are what ' s Happening! Senior Class President Timothy Alston Vice-President Curtis Crawford Miss Senior Class Rosalyn Webb Velma Credle Corresponding Secretary Officers Class Reporter Stella Latimer Treasurer Donna West Recording Secretary Charylene Allen Marsha Elaine Alexander N. Wilkesboro, N. C. Health and Physical Education Charylene Anita Allen Albany, Georgia Communications Arts Timothy L. Alston, Jr. Awendaw, S. C. Computer Science Harold Carrell Amos Atlanta, Georgia Health and Physical Education Berthrand I. Aneke Charlotte, N. C. Economics Jennifer Elayne Anthony Fort Lauderdale, Florida Early Childhood Education Phyllis Ann Artis Wilson, N. C. Urban Studies Gregory Lynn Bailey Winston-Salem, N. C. Communications Arts Francine Barfield Vanceboro, N. C. General Business Winifred Dee Battle Windsor, Ct. Social Work Lisa Lorraine Biggs Washington, D. C. Biology Kwame N. Bing Islandton, S. C. Biology and General Science Lisa Dorene Blair Charlotte, N. C. Communications Arts Angela Christine Blakeney Camden, S. C. Communication Arts Janet Bodrick Orangeburg, S. C. Communication Arts Wanda Vanessa Brooks Mount Vernon, N. Y. Accounting Darryl A. Broome Roderick Jose Brown Zonyia G. Bryer Peggy Bullock Charlotte, N. C. Charleston, S. C. Charlotte. N. C. Fairmont, N. C. Urban Studies Marketing Communication Arts Intermediate Education Math Debroah Lavern Burns Deborah Jean Byrd Letitia Lois Caldwell Jerry N. Canty Winston-Salem, N. C. Conestee. S. C. Chester, S, C. Sumter. S. C. Accounting General Business Music Business Marketing Sharon Carr Cathy Carter Dwayne K. Chambers Grady Alfonzo Chambers Graham, N. C. Winston-Salem, N. C. Bronx, N. Y. Monroe, N. C. Social Work Music Business Communication Arts General Business Cornea Denise Champion Barrett Chapman Tay M. Clark Christopher Cochran, Jr Warrenton, N. C. Buffalo, N. Y. Norristown, Pa. Columbia, S. C. Psychology Marketing Social Work Urban Studies Rex Allen Conerly Chicago, III. Urban Studies Edward L. Cooper Nesmith, S. C. Computer Science Beverly A. Cotton Charlotte, N. C. Sociology Criminal Justice Pernevlyn Covington Curtis Crawford Charlotte, N. C. Political Science Velma L. Credle Bayboro, N. C. General Business Antone P. Davis Franklinton, N. C. Psychology Mark Davis Charlotte, N. C. Marketing General Business William S. Davis, II Yonkers, N. Y. Political Science Patricia Celeste Dean Polkton, N. C. General Business Murvi C. Dennis Charlotte, N. C. Economics History Juanzia Sabrina Dewalt Beverly Elaine Dillard Dennis J. Dixon Karlinda Dixon Jerry Dunlap Greenville, S. C. Fairmont, N. C. Charleston, S. C. Political Science Marketing General Business Rachelle Fisher Ordella Lynn Dunn Brooklyn, N. Y. Communications Robert Ellis Winston-Salem, N. C Communications Randall Fields Philadelphia, Pa. Computer Science Sherry Laverne Ford Union. S. C. Business Administration Aleta M. Frasier Georgetown, S. C. Communications Udolpha Fulton Manning, S. C. Computer Science Cynthia E. Gaines Henry G. Gilmore Kathy Wandel Goodwater Calvin Goss. Jr. Lynchburg, Va. Bessemer City, N. C. Greenpond, S. C Atlanta, Ga. Political Science Communications Computer Science Computer Science Alison Gray Williamston, N. C. Business Administration Regina Green Charlotte, N. C. Health and Physical Education Harry Eugene Hall Darlington, S. C. General Business Quita Fisher Harper Kenneth M. Henderson Angela Teresa Henley Darlene Andrea Hicks Charlotte. N. C. Belle Glade. Fla. Hollis. N. Y. Pittsburg, Pa. Psychology Health and Physical Ed. Music Business Psychology Gary Hines Katnna Hines Sondra E. Z. Hines Michael A. Holder Philadelphia. Pa. Rocky Mount, N C. Syracuse, N. Y. New York, New York Social Work Communication Arts Communication Arts Communication Arts Jimmy Holmes Rodney K. Hood Alfreda D. Horton Mary Hughes Goldsboro, N. C. Charlotte. N. C. Cheraw, S. C. Charleston, S. C. Sociology Urban Studies Sociology General Business Business Administration Christopher M. Ingram Tamra Jean Jeffries Diana Jenkins Deborah A. Jones Winston-Salem. N. C. Kings Mountain, N. C. Philadelphia. Pa. Raleigh, N. C. Computer Science General Business Political Science Teresa Johnson Thomas Johnson Camilla Yvette Jones Deborah Jones Winston-Salem, N. C. Charlotte, N. C. Florence, S. C. Raleigh, N. C. General Business Computer Science General Business Urban Studies Valencia V. Jones Oriental, N. C. General Business Reginald Kelly Jamaica Queens, N. Y Psychology Business Lillie King Hartsville, S. C. Music Business Raymond Knox Kannapolis, N. C. Business Darryl Lane Kornegay Camp Springs, Maryland Business Administration Stella Bonita Latimer Laurens, S. C. Communications Arts Linda Cheron Ledbetter Winston-Salem, N. C. Communications Arts Helen Denise Lindsey Oxford, N. C. Social Work Brenda Lee Little Wadesboro, N. C. General Business Samuel M. Lowery Sumter, S. C. General Business Deirdre Carla Lyles Brooklyn, N. Y. General Business Roy I. Mack Washington, D. C. Communication Arts Julie Cadia Majors Greenville, S. C. Biology George Wayne Mall ory Philadelphia, Pa. Communication Arts Wanda Jean Mason Winston-Salem, N. C. Accounting Anita L. McAfee Monroe, N. C. Social Work Carl W. McCants Mayesville, S. C. Marketing Robin Yvette McClain Kings Mountain, N. C. General Business Charrell McClinton Pittsboro, N. C. General Business Alicia Vanessa McCray Sumter, S. C. Sociology Social Work Charlton McCullough Gwendolyn L. McCullough Greenville. S. C. Sandra J. Melton Tracy Mitchell Mount Clemens, Mi. Marketing General Business Carl McLean Charlotte, N. C. Communication Arts Stephanie M. McLeod Temple Hills, Md. Computer Science Anthony C. McRae Inwood, N. Y. Political Science Cary C. Mitchell Richmond, Va. Health and Physical Ed. Wanda Mitchem Kelton D. Moore James E. Morrison, Jr. Carl E. Muldrow Charlotte. N. C. Blounts Creek, N. C. Statesville, N. C. Mayesville. S. C. Communications Arts Marketing Urban Studies Computer Science Issac Murray Ernie Nesmith Joyce Wiley Michael Norman Charlotte, N. C. Linden, N. J. Political Science Marketing Elijah M. Nyairo Tyrone Parker Wesley Payne Francis L. Pendergrass Nairobi, Kenya Springfield, N. J. Philadelphia, Pa. Charlotte, N. C. Chemistry Mathematics Business Marketing Communication Arts Michael J. Peterson Washington, D. C. Psychology Louis Demon Phillips. Jr. Richmond. Va. Marketing Mark Garcia Rackard Orlando, Fla. Accounting General Business Janie R. Randolph Townville, S. C. Communication Arts Angela D. Ratcliff Charlotte, N. C. Political Science Marilyn Veronica Redfern Charlotte. N. C. Early Childhood Education Bryant K. Reed Danville. Illinois Communication Arts Karen D. Rice Mitchell D. Richardson Quenna Robinson Terrance A. Robinson Clinton, S. C. Badin, N. C. Sumter, S. C. Charlotte, N. C. Urban Studies Computer Science Accounting Urban Studies Cheryl Scott Sidney G. Scott Richard Shankle LaWanda Y. Smalls Washington, D. C. Pleasantville, N. J. Norwood, N, C. Charlotte, N. C. Psychology General Business Marketing Biology Business Administration Cynthia Kaye Solomon Dotherine Dena Smith Lorrie Ann Smith Margie Snow Hobgood, N. C. Georgetown, S. C. Awendaw, S. C. New Castle, De Business Administration Social Work Business Administration Accounting Barrington Stevens Buffalo, N. Y. Business Marketing Fatima Dorothea Stewart Charleston, S. C. General Science William Stewart Wadesboro, N. C. Marketing Jayme Stowe Salisbury, N. C. Health and Physical Ed. Brenda W. Taylor Derek P. Taylor Doris Ann Thomas John Thomas Washington, D. C. Boston, Mass. Charleston, S. C. Charlotte, N. C General Business Accounting Computer Science Marketing Health and Physical Education Chanda Brerette Truesdell Charlotte, N. C. Health and Physical Education e Sheila Tyson Farmville, N. C. Political Science Kathy Rochelle Wallace Hampton, Va. Political Science Phyllis A. Washington Barnwell, S. C. Health and Physical Education Terrle Elaine Washington Jacqueline P. Waters Emily Yvette Weaver Rosalyn Webb Charleston, S. C. Hartsville, S. C. Newborn, N. C. Wilson, N. C. Computer Science Psychology Accounting Marketing Shelia Wells Allen Hurst, Ga. General Science Donna West Newark, N. J. Early Childhood Education Ramon Wigfall Washington, D. C. Milton Ray Wiggins Rocky Mount, N. C. Urban Studies Antoine L. Williams Pensacola, Fla. English Bernard LeVan Williams Washington, D. C. Communications Arts Donna Williams Winston-Salem, N. C. Marketing John Ernest Williams, Jr. Dayton, Ohio Health and Physical Education Karen E. Williams Anderson, S. C. Business Administration Michael Williams Reginald Keith Williams Atlanta, Ga. Arthur L. Wilson Charlotte, N. C. Accounting Baron Monte Wilson Reginald Wilson Wanda Michelle Wilson Crystal Withrow Harrisburg, Pa. Baltimore. Md. Charleston, S. C. Reidsville, N. C. General Business Marketing Social Work Sociology Early Childhood Education Pamela Michelle Young Charlotte, N. C. Urban Studies Tracey Childs Brooklyn, N. Y. Business Administration Edith K. Johnson Columbia, S. C. General Business Marketing Joan Johnson Nancy Mark Janice Mitchem Debbie Porter-Hill Vickie Rucker The Life of a Senior Senior Directory AAAAAAAAAA MARSHA ELAINE ALEXANDER 3019 Pearson Street North Wilkesboro, N.C. 28659 MAJOR: Health and Physical Education ACTIVITIES: Played on J.C.S.U. Lady Bulls Basketball, Named Most Outstanding Defensive Player 79-80. Captain of Basketball Team, Most Valuable Player, AII-N.A.I.A., District 26, Pre- sident of Physical Education Club, Miss Sanders Hall. CHARYLENE ANITA ALLEN 207 Tremont Avenue Albany, Georgia 31701 MAJOR: Communication Arts ACTIVITIES: Freshman Gospel Choir, Y.W.C.A., Sophomore Class Corresponding Secretary, R.W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, S.C.A., S.G.A., Senior Class Recording Secretary, Deans List. TIMOTHY L. ALSTON, JR. Route 1, Box 28-A Awendaw, S.C. 29429 MAJOR: Computer Science ACTIVITIES: Intramurals Basketball. Sophomore Class Vice-President. President of Senior Class. Math-Tutor with Upward Bound, Computer Science Club, Dean ' s List, R.O.T.C. Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. Inc. HAROLD CARRELL AMOS 2458 Main Street, N.W. Atlanta, Georgia 30318 MAJOR: Health and Physical Education ACTIVITIES: Physical Education Club, Football Team, Track Team, Homecoming Committee, Resident ' s Assistant of Carter Hall, Letterman s Club. JENNIFER ELAYNE ANTHONY 3451 N.W. 5th Court Fort Lauderdale, Florida MAJOR: Early Childhood Education ACTIVITIES: Young Women ' s Christian Associa- tion, Y.W.C.A. Pres, Miss Y.W.C.A., S.N.C.A.E., Junior Class President Student Christian As- sociation, Board Of Trustees. Religious Life Committee, Dean ' s List, R.W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, N.A.A.C.P., S.G.A., Freshman Gospel Choir, Alpha Kappt. Alpha Sorority. Who s Who Among American Colleges and Universities. One Of The Ten Most Active Juniors. PHYLLIS ANN ARTIS 1013 Aycock Street Wilson. N.C. MAJOR: Urban Studies ACTIVITIES: Y.W.C.A. Secretary, Senior Class S.G.A. Representative, 1st Attendant to Miss Freshman Class, Miss Sanders Hall, R.W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, 1st attendant to Miss Johnson C. Smith Univeristy, One of the Ten Most Active Juniors. BBBBBBBBBB GREGORY LYNN BAILEY 2509 Thurmond Street Winston-Salem, N.C. MAJOR: Communication Arts ACTIVITIES: Freshman Class Vice-President, University Band, Animal House Social Club, S.G.A. Representative. Off Campus Men, New Student Orientation Committee, J.C.S.U. Radio Disc Jockey. S.C.A., N.A.A.C.P. FRANCINE BARFIELD P.O Box 537 Vanceboro, N.C 28586 MAJOR: General Business ACTIVITIES: Varsity Cheerleader, Lyceum Dance Group. WINIFRED DEE BATTL E 94 Regency Drive Windsor. CT. 06095 MAJOR: Social Work ACTIVITIES: J.C.S.U. Band, Junior Class Treasurer, Girls Softball Team. ANEKE I. BERTHRAND UPO 726 Charlotte, N.C. 28216 MAJOR: Economics ACTIVITIES: Business Club, Dean ' s List. LISA LORRAINE BIGGS 1423 Holbrook St. Washington, D.C. MAJOR: Biology ACTIVITIES: Swimming, Bio Medical Research Support, Off Campus Women ' s Club. KWAME N. BING Rte. 1 Box 192 Islandton, SC 29929 MAJOR: Biology, General Science ACTIVITIES: Student Christian Association. Biology Club, R.W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, Library Club. Intramural Basketball, Minority Biomedial Research Support (MBS), New Sensations Ensemble, University Choir, NAACP, and Freshman Gospel Choir. LISA DORENE BLAIR 1612 1-85 N. Acces Rd. Charlotte, NC 28216 MAJOR: Communication Arts ACTIVITIES: University News, Deans List ANGELA CHRISTINE BLAKENEY 602 Conway Circle Camden, S.C. MAJOR: Communication Arts (Journalism) ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader, Freshman, So- phomore Captain, Junior Senior Captain. Pep Club, S.G.A. Groove Phi Groove Gem. JANET BODRICK Rt. 1 Box 1595 Orangeburg, S.C. 29115 MAJOR: Communication Arts ACTIVITIES: Women ' s Softball, Women ' s Bas- ketball, Yearbook Staff. Reporter for Sanders Hall, Library Club, NAACP. Public Relation Committee, Community Service Committee, Plan to run for Senior Class Representative, New- spaper Staff. WANDA VANESSA BROOKS 410 E. 5th St. Mount Vernon. New York 10553 MAJOR: Accounting ACTIVITIES: Alpha Phi Omega Jewel, S.G.A. Student Alumni, YWCA Treasurer. YWCA President, Union Program Board Member, S.G.A., Freshman Gospel Choir, Deans List. DARRYL A. BROOME 5330 Phillips Charlotte, N.C. MAJOR: Urban Studies ACTIVITIES: Urban Studies Club. Charlotte Club Basketball. RODERICK JOSE BROWN 721 Longfellow Rd. Charleston, S.C. 29407 MAJOR: Marketing ACTIVITIES. Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Library Club, Student Alumni Assoc, Yearbook Staff, Pan-Hellenic Council, SGA. Business Club. New Student Orientation Committee. ZONYIA G BRYER 624-A Cava. Charlotte, N.C 28205 MAJOR: Communication Arts ACTIVITIES: Member JCSU Marching Band, Student Christian Assoc, S.G.A. PEGGY BULLOCK Rt. 1 Box 109 Fairmont, N.C. 28340 MAJOR: Intermediate Education. Concentration: Math. ACTIVITIES: Delta Sigma Theta. SNCAE. DEBORAH LAUERN BURNS 2725 Gilmer Ave. Winston Salem, N.C. 27105 MAJOR: Accounting ACTIVITIES: Pep Club, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Library Club, National Deans List DEBORAH JEAN BYRD 43 Charles Dr. Chester, S.C 29636 MAJOR: General Business ACTIVITIES: S.G.A.. S.C. A., Secretary of NAACP. Counselor Duke Hall, V.P. of Duke Hall Council. cccccccccc LETITIA LOIS CALDWELL 149 Crestwood Dr. Chester, S.C. 29706 MAJOR: Music Business Admin.. ACTIVITIES: 1st Attendant MENC. President MENC, New Sensations, University Choir. JERRY N. CANTY 350 Palmetto St. Sumter, S.C. MAJOR: Marketing Business ACTIVITIES: Intramural Basketball, Volleyball, Track, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Business Club, Air Force ROTC, National Dean List. Track Team, Student Orientation Committee, NAACP. SHARON CARR 116 E. Gilbreath St. Graham N.C. 27253 MAJOR: Social Work ACTIVITIES: YWCA. Treasurer of YWCA. Soph. V. President of YWCA, Counselor in girls dorm of Liston Hall, SCA, R.W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, Junior 1st Sem. Counselor in Liston Hall. CATHY CARTER 2516 Atlee St. Winston Salem N.C. 27105 MAJOR: Music Business ACTIVITIES: University Choir, RW Johnson Spiritual Choir, Liston Hall Council. Sanders Hall Council, MENC, Univ. Band - Vice-Pres., New Student Orientation Comm - Co-Chairperson. DWAYNE K. CHAMBERS 2735 Wickham Ave. Bronx N.Y. 10469 MAJOR: Communications Arts ACTIVITIES: Vice President of Sigma Phi Rho Fraternity, Newspaper staff, Radio Station. GRADY ALFONZO CHAMBERS 402 Redwine St. Monroe, N.C. 28110 MAJOR: General Business ACTIVITIES: Track Team. Honors Program. COMEA DENISE CHAMPION 116 W. Flanks St Warrenton, N.C. MAJOR: Psychology ACTIVITIES: SGA. Band, NAACP, Yearbook Staff, Pep Club. BARRETT CHAPMAN 228 E. Delavan Ave. Buffalo, N.Y. 14208 MAJOR: Marketing ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List Freshman Basketball, Tau Beta Chi Business Adm. Honor Society. TRACEY R. CHILDS 341 -10th St. UPO Box 315 Brooklyn N.Y. 11215 MAJOR: Business Administration ACTIVITIES: NAACP, Pep Club, Yearbook Staff, Campus Queen, Business Club, SGA. TAY M. CLARK 922 Green Street, Norristown, Pa. 79401 MAJOR: Social Work ACTIVITIES: R.W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, Lyceum Dance Group, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Deans List. CHRISTORPHER COCHRAN JR. 4305 Highland Park Dr. Columbia S.C. 29204 MAJOR: Urban Studies ACTIVITIES: JCSU Men Swim Team, Board of Trustees, Food Service. SGA. REX ALLEN CONERLY 9926 S. Wentworth Avenue Chicago, Illinois 60628 MAJOR: Biology Chemistry ACTIVITIES: Minority Biomedical Research Support, Science Club, S.O.S. Club - Student Opportunities in Science, S.G.A. S.C.A.. R.W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, Track and Field, Cross Country, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. EDWARD L COOPER Rt. 1 Box 34 Nesmith, S.C. 29580 MAJOR: Computer Science ACTIVITIES: S.G.A., S.C. A.. Computer Science Club. BEVERLY A. COTTON 1408 Hateras Avenue Charlotte, N C 28216 MAJOR: Sociology Criminal Justice ACTIVITIES: Yearbook Staff, Public Relations Chairperson, Co-Chairman Social Committee for S.G.A., Pi Gamma Mu Social Science National Honor Society, Freshman and Sophomore Advisory Board, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. CURTIS CRAWFORD Charlotte, N.C. 28216 MAJOR: Political Science ACTIVITIES: Political Science Club, Student Judiciary Board - Chairperson, Senior Class Vice-President, Varsity Basketball-Captain VELMA L. CREOLE Route 1, Box 328 Bayboro, N.C. 28515 MAJOR: General Business ACTIVITIES: Yearbook Staff, Corresponding Secretary-Senior Class, Business Club, Universi- ty Choir. S.G.A., S.C.A. DDDDODDDDD ANTONE P. DAVIS 203 East College Street Franklinton, N.C. 27525 MAJOR: Psychology ACTIVITIES: Freshman Gospel Choir President, Corresponding Sec. of the Freshman Class, University Choir, M.B.S., S.G.A. Representative, S.C.A. , 1st Attendant to Miss Student Christian Association, Homecoming Comm., New Student Orientation Committee, Miss Student Christian Association, R.W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, Off Campus Women, Community Service Committee, Nominee for Outstanding Women of America. MARK DAVIS 6350 Countryside Drive Charlotte, N.C. 28212 MAJOR: Marketing ACTIVITIES: Business Club. WILLIAM S. DAVIS, II 1 Ashford Place Yonkers. NY. 10704 MAJOR: Political Science Economics ACTIVITIES: Student Alumni Association, Poli- tical Science Club, Swim Team. PATRICIA CELESTE DEAN Rt. 1, Box 227-A Polkton, N.C. 28135 MAJOR: General Business ACTIVITIES: Y.W.C.A.. Honors Program, R.W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, Business Club, Ambas- sadors Club, 2nd attendant of Miss Y.W.C.A., Tau Beta Chi Business Honor Society, S.G.A., S.C.A., Counselor. MURVI C. DENNIS 4409 Rose Thorn Place Charlotte. N.C. 28216 MAJOR: Economics ACTIVITIES: Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. JUANZIA SABRINA DEWALT ACTIVITIES: Honors Program, Cited for academic achievemnt, Member of the National Council of Negro Women. BEVERLY ELAINE DILLARD 9 Mansell Street Greenville, S.C. 29601 MAJOR: Political Science ACTIVITIES: Alpha Chi National Honor Society. Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society. Ambassadors Club, Political Science Club, Student Judiciary Board, N.A.A.C.P.. Y.W.C.A. Liston Hall Treasurer Presidential Scholar Who ' s Who Among Amer. Colleges Universities Scholar. DENNIS J. DIXON Rt. 2 Box 120 Fairmont. N.C. MAJOR: Marketing ACTIVITIES: National Dean ' s List; President Omega Psi Phi Fraternity: Library Club, Pan Hellenic Council Representative. Business Club; Elected to New Student Orientation Committee; Student Government Representative; Member University Track and Field Team; All CIAA Honoree; Vice President NAACP. KARLINDA DIXON 15 Nassau St. Charleston, S.C. 29403 MAJOR: General Business ACTIVITIES: Business Club, NAACP. Yearbook Staff; Library Club; Student Christian Assoc. Student Government. ORDELLA LYNN DUNN 77 Tommpkins Ave. 1 G Brooklyn, NY. 11206 MAJOR: Communications ACTIVITIES: Band, Football Statistician, NAACP., Treasurer; 1st attendant to Ms. Senior Class; Pep Club, Newspaper. JERRY DUNLAP Rt Box 36 Charlotte, N.C. 28216 MAJOR: History Minor in General Business ACTIVITIES: Political Science Club; President Pi Gamma Mu International Honor Society; Busi- ness Club. EEEEEEEEEE EDWARD SCOTT ELLIS 1813 Trentwood Place Charlotte, N.C. 28216 MAJOR: History ACTIVITIES: Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc.; Queen City Club; SGA Club. ROBERT ELLIS 3155 Carver Rd. Winston-Salem N.C. MAJOR: Communication Arts ACTIVITIES: Member of Omega Psi Phi Fraterni- ty, Member of NAACP; National Blood Donor. FFFFFFFFFF RANDALL FIELDS 5773 Nassau Rd. Phila. PA. 19131 MAJOR: Computer Science ACTIVITIES: Phila. Club, Student Alumni; Computer Science Club, Animal House Social Club. SHERRY LAVERNE FORD 138 Forest Circle, Union, S.C. 29379 MAJOR: Business Administration ACTIVITIES: Flag Girl JCSU Marching Band; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Miss Delta Sigma Theta; Business Club. ALETA M. FRASIER Rt. 1 Box 403 Georgetown, S.C. 29440 MAJOR: Communications, Speech Therapy. ACTIVITIES: 1st Attendant Miss Sanders Hall; Yearbook Staff; Union Club, Pep Club; NAACP. LONNIE JAMES FULLER Jr. 722 Lynn Circle S.W. Atlanta Ga. 30311 MAJOR: Marketing ACTIVITIES: Photographer for Yearbook, Busi- ness Club, Resident Asst. Parliamentarian, Anheuser Busch College Representative UDOLPHA FULTON 420 W. Boyce St. Manning S.C. 29102 MAJOR: Computer Science ACTIVITIES: Treasury. Math Computer Science Club. Dean ' s List. Environmental Protection Agency Fellowship. GGGGGGGGGG CYNTHIA GAINES ACTIVITIES; Orientation Committee. Library Club. Political Science Club; Miss Library Club. Concert Band. HENRY G GILMORE III Rt. 2 Box 928 Bessemer City, N.C. 28016 MAJOR: Communication Arts ACTIVITIES: Newspaper Staff, University Choir, Student Christian Assoc. Force, Who ' s Who Among American Students In College and Universities. KATHY WANDEL GOODWATER Rt. 2 Box 79 Greenpond SC. 29446 MAJOR: Computer Science ACTIVITIES: Library Club, Student Guild Member, NAACP, Math Computer Science Club. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Student Christian Assoc, Student Alumni Assoc, Pan-Hellenic Rep., Freshman Gospel Choir, YWCA, Student Government Assoc, Miss Smith Hall, Yearbook Staff. CALVIN GOSS, Jr. 636 Brennan Ln. S.W. Atlanta, Ga. 30310 MAJOR: Computer Science ACTIVITIES: Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, JCSU Football Team. Dean ' s List. Honors Program, Track Team. ALISON GRAY 835 Rhodes St. Williamston. N.C. 27892 MAJOR: Business Administration ACTIVITIES: Business Club, Library Club, NAACP, SGA, Freshman Gospel Choir. REGINA GREEN 1923 Oaklawn Ave. Charlotte, N.C. 28216 MAJOR: Health and Physical Education ACTIVITIES: Physical Education Club, Aqua Bulls Swimming Team, Miss Blue of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Treasurer of the Physical Education Club, Duke Hall Secretary, S.G.A. Treasurer, Miss Physical Education Club, Who ' s Who Among Students In American Colleges and Universities. HHHHHHHHHH HARRY EUGENE HALL 206 Magnolia Street Darlington, S.C. 29532 MAJOR: General Business ACTIVITIES: Business Club, Track and Basket- ball, All-CIA. A. 1982 Runner. QUITA RENEE FISHER HARPER 1701 West Blvd., Apt. L-3 Charlotte, N.C. 28208 MAJOR: Psychology ACTIVITIES: Freshman Gospel Choir, R.W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, University Choir, New Sensations, S.C.A., Miss S.C.A., 1st Attendant to Miss R.W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, Alpha Chi National Honor Society, Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society, Honors Program. Y.W.C.A., S.C.A. Vice-President, President of Liston Hall Council, Residential Assistant, Finalist for the Luard Scholarship, Trustee Scholarship, Highest Academic Average of Class (3 yrs), Highest Academic Average of Class in the Honors Program (3 yrs), Woman with the Highest Academic Average (3 yrs), Dean s List, National Dean s List, National Register of Outstanding Col lege Graduates, Treasurer of Alpha Chi Honor Society, Presidential Scholar, Who ' s Who Among Students In American Colleges and Universities. KENNETH M. HENDERSON 609 S. West 13th Street Belle Glade, Fla. MAJOR: Health and Physical Education ACTIVITIES: Health and Physical Education Club ANGELA TERESA HENLEY 104-40 200th Street Hollis, NY. 11412 MAJOR: Music Business ACTIVITIES: Freshman Gospel Choir, University Choir, French Club, University Band, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Alpha Phi Omega Sweetheart, Karate Club, Miss Alpha Phi Omega, 2nd attendant to Miss University Choir, President of Alpha Phi Omega Sweethearts, S.G.A. Representative for University Choir. DARLENE ANDREA HICKS 1325 Olivant Street Pittsburgh, Pa. 15206 MAJOR: Psychology ACTIVITIES: Johnson C. Smith University Choir, Deans List, National Dean ' s List - Spring Semester 1982. GARY HINES 68 E. Springer St. Philadelphia. Pa. MAJOR: Social Work ACTIVITIES: Track, Residential Asst Carter Hall. KATRINA HINES 1301 Leggett Rd. 11 Rockey Mount, N.C. 27801 MAJOR: Communication Arts ACTIVITIES: S.G.A., Miss Freshman Class. SONDRA ELIZABETH ZENOBIA HINES 316 Lexington Ave. Syracuse. NY. 13210 MAJOR: Communication Arts ACTIVITIES: Yearbook Staff, R.W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, Miss Sophomore Class, Universi- ty Student News • Feature Editor, Most Active Sophomore, New Student Orientation Commit- tee, Reporter for Sanders Hall, S.G.A. Recording Secretary, Duke Hall Reporter, Voted Most Congenial Resident in Female Dormitory, Voted one of Ten Most Active Juniors, National Dean ' s List, Dean ' s List, Treasurer of the N.C. Association of Black Student Governments, Student Judiciary Board, N.A.A.C.P., Miss N.A.A.C.P., Who ' s Who Among Students In American Colleges and Universities. MICHAEL HOLDER 2000 McAllister Avenue New York, New York MAJOR: Communication Arts ACTIVITIES: W.J.C.S. Disc Jockey JIMMY HOLMES 726 Luther Drive Goldsboro, N.C. MAJOR: Sociology ACTIVITIES: Sociology Club, Myers Hall Secre- tary, Smith Hall - Vice President. RODNEY K. HOOD 1327 Orvis Street Charlotte, N.C. 28216 MAJOR: Urban Studies Sociology ACTIVITIES: N.A.A.C.P., President of Inter- University Development Task Force, New Student Orientation Committee. Board of Trustees, President of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Founder and President of Queen City Club. Dean ' s List, National Dean ' s List, Who ' s Who Among Students In American Colleges and Universities. RONNIE EUGENE HOOD 322 N. Davidson Street Charlotte, N.C. 28216 ACTIVITIES: J.C.S. University Choir, Election Board Committee, President of Smith Hall Men s Council Dormitory, Treasurer Sophomore Class, Library Club 1980, Traffic Review Board, Member of SNCAE, President of SNCAE. member of Johnson C. Smith University Board of Trustees HONORS: Outstanding Young Men of America 1981-82 S.G.A., S.C.A. member. One of the most ten active Juniors. ALFREDA D. HORTON P.O. Box 781 Charlotte, N.C. 28216 MAJOR: General Business ACTIVITIES: S.G.A., N.A.A.C.P.. Girls Basketball Statistician, Yearbook Staff. MARY HUGHES Rt. 2, Box 444-A Charleston, S.C. 29455 MAJOR: Business Administration ACTIVITIES: Business Club, Freshman Gospel Choir, Y.W.C.A., National Dean ' s List, Yearbook Staff, Student Union Program Board, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Urban Studies Club. MINIM CHRISTOPHER INGRAM 2825 Bou Air Avenue Winston-Salem. N.C. 27105 MAJOR: Computer Science ACTIVITIES: Computer Science Club. JJJJJJJJJJ TAMRA JEAN JEFFRIES P.O. Box 228 Kings Mountain, N.C. 28086 MAJOR: General Business ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List, Business Club, Pep Club. DIANA JENKINS Philadelphia, Pa. 19139 MAJOR: Political Science EDITH K. JOHNSON 2707 High Circle Columbia, S.C. 29203 MAJOR: General Business Marketing ACTIVITIES: Y.W.C.A., Business Club. TERESA J. JOHNSON 1701 East 14th Street Winston-Salem, N.C. MAJOR: General Business Marketing Economics ACTIVITIES: University Choir, Miss University Choir, Residence Hall Counselor, 1st attendant to Miss University Choir, 1st attendant to Miss Liston Hall, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, N.A.A.C.P. Vice-President. THOMAS S. JOHNSON 1230 Moretz Avenue Charlotte, N.C. 28206 MAJOR: Math Computer Science ACTIVITIES: Acting President Veterans Club, Computer Science Math and Physics Club, parliamentarian, S.C.A. CAMILLA YVETTE JONES Florence, S.C. MAJOR: General Business ACTIVITIES: Business Club, S.G.A. . Varsity Cheerleader - Co-Captain. DEBORAH A. JONES 1138 Clanton Street Raleigh, N.C. MAJOR: ACTIVITIES: Urban Life Association-Student Representative, Bootstraps Program. VALENCIA V. JONES P.O. Box 206 Oriental, N.C. 28571 MAJOR: General Business ACTIVITIES: Residential Assistant, Yearbook Staff, Business Club. Miss Duke Hall, S.G.A., S.C.A. KKKKKKKKKK REGINALD C. KELLY 160-31 119th Rd. Jamaica Queens, N.Y. 11434 MAJOR: Psychology Business ACTIVITIES: Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity- Historian, Dean of Pledgees, Vice-Polemarch, foreign Language Club, Psychology Club. Business Club, Pan-Hellenic Council Rep.. S.G.A.. S.C.A. LILLIE M. KING Rte 6, Box 72 Hartsville, S.C. MAJOR: Music Business ACTIVITIES: 1st attendant to Miss M.E.N.C.. ME. N.C. Secretary. New Sensations, University Choir, Freshman Gospel Choir, Off-Campus Women. RAYMOND KNOX. JR Rt. 4, Box 341 -L Kannapolis, N.C 28081 MAJOR: Business ACTIVITIES: None DARRYL LANE KORNEGAY 5416 Gunston Lane Camp Springs, Maryland 20746 MAJOR: Business Administration ACTIVITIES: Varsity Football LLLLLLLLLL STELLA BONITA LATIMER Rt 4, Box 898 Laurens, S.C 29360 MAJOR: Communication Arts ACTIVITIES: Y.W.C.A. Chaplain. Senior Class reporter, S.C.A., S.G.A.. Freshman Gospel Choir. Deans List. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, University Student News. LINDA CHERON LEDBETTER 2850 Millbrook Dr.. Apt. H. Winston-Salem, N.C. 27105 MAJOR: Communication Arts ACTIVITIES: Marching Band, Dancing Bull- Lettes, Library Club, Pep Club. National Dean ' s List. HELEN DENISE LINDSEY 120 Hicks Mill Rd Oxford, N.C. 27565 MAJOR: Social Work ACTIVITIES: Track Team, Duke Hall President, President of Sociology Social Work Club, Miss Sociology Social Work. 2nd attendant to Miss Senior Class Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, nominated for National Dean ' s List, Y.W.C.A.. Union Program Board. BRENDA LEE LITTLE P O Box 55 Wadesboro, N.C. 28170 MAJOR: General Business ACTIVITIES: Y.W.C.A., R.W. Johnson Spiritual Choir. Dean ' s List. Sec. of Y.W.C.A. SAMUEL M LOWERY 29 Wright Street Sumter, S.C. 29150 MAJOR: General Business ACTIVITIES: Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. DEIDRE CARLA LYLES 297 Vanderbilt Ave. Brooklyn, N.Y. 11205 MAJOR: General Business ACTIVITIES: Business Club, Miss Liston Hall, Yearbook Staff, Union Program Board, Pep Club N.A.A.C.P. MMMMMMMMMM ROY I. MACK 1532 Massachusetts Ave, S.E. Washington, DC. 20003 MAJOR: Communication Arts ACTIVITIES: None JULIE CADIA MAJORS 9 Freestone Street Greenville, S.C. 29605 MAJOR: Biology ACTIVITIES: Freshman Gospel Choir, S.C.A., S.G.A., Homecoming Committee, R.W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, S.C.A. Reporter and Representa- tive for S.G.A., Biology Club, Peer Counselor for Duke Hall. U.N.C.F., Duke Hall President, Active Fund-Raising Planner, S.C.A. Chaplain, N.A.A.C.P. S.G.A. Rep., One of the Ten Most Active Juniors. Save and Change Black Colleges, Y.W.C.A., SOS. Club, Student Alumni, Off- Campus Women. NANCY MARK Rte. 3, Box 280-A Sumter, S.C. 29150 MAJOR: Marketing ACTIVITIES: R.W. Johnson Spiritual Choir. Business Club, Who ' s Who Among American Colleges and Universities, National Dean ' s List, Dean ' s List. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Honors Program, Ambassadors Club, N.A.A.C.P.. Alpha Chi National Honor Society, Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society. GEORGE WAYNE MALLORY 5919 Oxford Street Philadelphia, Pa. 19151 MAJOR: Communications ACTIVITIES: Student Alumni Association, Foot- ball Team, Biology Club, Philadelphia Club. WANDA JEAN MASON 2921 Gilmer Avenue Winston-Salem, N.C. 27015 MAJOR: Accounting ACTIVITIES: Pep Club, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Library Club, National Dean s List. Dean ' s List ANITA L. McAFEE 810 S. Parker St. Monroe, N.C. MAJOR: Sociology Social Work ACTIVITIES: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Student Traffic Board, Scorekeeper of Men s Basketball Team. Dean s List, Miss Carter Hall. CARL W. McCANTS Rte. 1. Box 176-D Mayesville, S.C. 29104 MAJOR: Marketing ACTIVITIES: Library Club ROBIN YVETTE McCLAIN Rt. 1, Box 347 Kings Mountain, N.C. 28086 MAJOR: General Business ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List. Business Club. Pep Club, Yearbook Staff. CHARELL McCLINTON Rt. 1, Box 262 Pittsboro. N.C. MAJOR: General Business ACTIVITIES: S.G.A., R.W. Johnson Spiritual Choir. ALICIA VANESSA McCRAY 59 Friendship Apts. Sumpter, S.C. 29150 MAJOR: Sociology Social Work ACTIVITIES: Varsity Cheerleader, University Choir. GWENDOLYN L. McCULLOUGH 17 Cambridge Drive Greenville, S.C. 29605 MAJOR: ACTIVITIES: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Dean ' s List. STEPHANIE M. McLEOD 3601 25th Avenue Temple Hills. Md. 20748 M AJOR: Computer Science ACTIVITIES: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, 2nd attendant to Miss Johnson C. Smith University, 1st attendant to Miss Junior Class, MARC Honors Program, Honors Program, Student Alumni Association, Yearbook Staff, Co-Founder Lyceum Dance Ensemble, Who ' s Who Among Students In American Colleges and Universities. CARL J. McLEAN 2501 Statesville Ave. Charlotte, N.C. MAJOR: Communication Arts ACTIVITIES: Charlotte Club, Intramural Basket- ball. ANTHONY C. McRAE 385 Bayview Avenue Inwood, N.Y. MAJOR: Political Science ACTIVITIES: University Student News - Manag- ing Editor, Student Alumni Association, Political Science Club. SANDRA J. MELTON ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List. CARY C. MITCHELL 1509 S. Meadow Street Richmond, Va. 23220 MAJOR: Health and Physical Education ACTIVITIES: Asst. Women ' s Basketball Coach, Student Christian Association, Physical Educa- tion Club. TRACY MITCHELL 162 Lois Lane Mt. Clemens, Michigan 48043 MAJOR: Marketing General Business ACTIVITIES: Golf, All-CIA. A., Business Club, Honors Program. WANDA MITCHEM 403 Gantt St. Charlotte, N.C. MAJOR: Communication Arts ACTIVITIES: S.G.A., Ira Aldrige Dramatic Guild, Vice-President. KELTON D. MOORE Rt. 1, Box 248 Blounts Creek. N.C. 27814 MAJOR: Marketing ACTIVITIES: Intramural Basketball Champ, Business Club, Freshman Gospel Choir, N.A.A.C.P.. S.G.A. JAMES EVERETTE MORRISON, JR. Rt. 14, Box 97 Statesville. N.C. 28677 MAJOR: Urban Studies ACTIVITIES: University Band, R.W. Johnson Spiritual Choir. CARL E. MULDROW P.O. Box 142 Mayesville. S.C. 29104 MAJOR: Computer Science ACTIVITIES: Marching Band, Computer Science Club, Men ' s Week. ISSAC Z. MURRAY 2212 Holly St. Charlotte, N.C. 28216 MAJOR: Political Science ACTIVITIES: National Dean ' s List. Pi Gamma Mu Social Science Honor Society, Queen City Club, Dean ' s List, Track Team. NNNNNNNNNN MICHAEL NORMAN 625 Jackson Ave. Linden, N.J. MAJOR: Marketing ACTIVITIES: None ELIJAH M. NYAIRO P.O Box 30566 Nairobi. Kenya MAJOR: Chemistry Mathematics ACTIVITIES: M.B.S. Research. PPPPPPPPPP TYRONE PARKER 65 Diven Street Springfield, N.J. 07081 MAJOR: Marketing ACTIVITIES: Business Club, Intramural Sports Program. N.A.A.C.P., Student Alumni Associa- tion. WESLEY PAYNE, JR. 5705 Lansdowne Ave. Philadelphia, Pa. 19131 MAJOR: Communication Arts ACTIVITIES: Football, Student Alumni Associa- tion, Philadelphia Club, University Student News, W.J.C.S. Radio. FRANCIS L. PENDERGRASS 526 Dedmon Drive Charlotte, N.C. MAJOR: Business Administration ACTIVITIES: Golf Team, Captain, All C.I. A. A., Dean ' s List, Charlotte Development Club, Business Club. MICHAEL J. PETERSON 1359 E Street, S.E. Washington, D.C. MAJOR: Psychology ACTIVITIES: None LOUIS DEMON PHILLIPS. JR. 2413 Rosewood Ave. Richmond, Virginia 23220 MAJOR: Marketing Health and Physical Educa- tion ACTIVITIES: Intramural Basketball Champs. Business Club, Football Team. N.A.A.C.P., Homecoming Committee. RRRRRRRRRR MARK GARCIA RACKARD 3240 Mahalia Place Orlando, Florida 32805 MAJOR: Accounting General Business ACTIVITIES: Omega Psi Phi Fraternity - 1st Vice-Vasileus, Business Club, N.A.A.C.P., Nation- al Association of Black Accountants - President JANIE R. RANDOLPH P.O. Box 122 Townville. S.C. 29689 MAJOR: Communication Arts ACTIVITIES: University Student News - staff reporter, Editor-in-Chief, Press Information Officer, Urban Studies Club, Dean ' s List, Who ' s Who Among Students In American Colleges and Universities. ANGELA D. RATLIFF 8 Alvin Drive Charlotte, N.C. MAJOR: Political Science ACTIVITIES: Political Science Club, University Choir, G.H.C. MARILYN VERONICA REDFERN 608 Remount Road Charlotte, N.C. 29203 MAJOR: Early Childhood Education ACTIVITIES: University Choir, Secretary, S.N.C.A.E., R.W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, Student Christian Association, Save and Change Black Colleges, Dean ' s List. BRYANT K. REED 5 Indiana Avenue Danville, Illinois 61832 MAJOR: Communication Arts ACTIVITIES: Football Team, Chairman of Student Relations, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, University Student News. Residential Assistant-Myers Hall. KAREN D. RICE P.O. Box 201 Clinton, S.C. 29325 MAJOR: Urban Studies ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List, S.C.A., N.A.A.C.P. MITCHELL D. RICHARDSON 400 Lee Street Badin, N.C. 28009 MAJOR: Computer Science ACTIVITIES: R.O.T.C, Computer Science Club, Math Club. CELIA G ROBINSON 17 Sumter Street Badin, N.C. 28009 MAJOR: Psychology ACTIVITIES: Recording Secretary of Freshman Class. Y.W.C.A., 1st Attendant to Miss Y.W.C.A „ New Student Orientation Committee, N.A.A.C.P., Homecoming Committee. Secretary on Executive Board of Cottage Women, S.G.A. Recording Secretary, Elections Committee, One of the Ten Most Active Juniors. QUENNA ROBINSON 509 West Oakland Avenue Sumter, S.C. 29150 MAJOR: Accounting ACTIVITIES: None TERRENCE A. ROBINSON 2336 Olando St. Charlotte, N.C. 28216 MAJOR: Urban Studies ACTIVITIES: University Choir, R.W. Johnson Spiritual Choir. New Sensations, Math. Physics. Computer Science Club, S.C. A. S.G.A., University Band. ssssssssss CHERYL SCOTT Washington, D.C. MAJOR: Psychology ACTIVITIES: Dorm Counselor, Psychology Club, Alpha Kappa Alpha - Grammateus. SIDNEY G. SCOTT 105 E. Adams Avenue Pleasantville. N.J. MAJOR: General Business Marketing ACTIVITIES: Dorm President, Football Team, Counselor. N.A.A.C.P., Save and Change Black Colleges. RICHARD SHANKLE Route 2. Box 221 -B Norwood, N.C. 28128 MAJOR: Biology ACTIVITIES: Football Team, Pre-Medical Club. LAWANDA Y. SMALLS 3233 Banbury Drive Charlotte, N.C. 28216 MAJOR: Business Administration ACTIVITIES: Homecoming Committee, N.A.A.C.P., Business Club, Off-Campus Women. DOTHERINE DENA SMITH 407 Winyah Road Georgetown, S.C. 29440 MAJOR: Social Work ACTIVITIES: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Young Women ' s Christian Association, Sociology Social Work Club, Yearbook Staff. Union Program Board, Dean ' s List, National Dean ' s List. LORRIE ANN SMITH Route 1, Box 201-1 Awendaw. S.C. 29429 MAJOR: Business Administration ACTIVITIES: Y.W.C.A. Business Club. Freshman Gospel Choir, National Dean ' s List, Dean ' s List, Tau Beta Chi Business Adm. Honor Society, Urban Studies Club. MARGIE SNOW 63 Roselane, Rosegate New Castle, Delaware 19720 MAJOR: Accounting ACTIVITIES: Y.W.C.A. secretary. Yearbook Staff, Union Program Board - Hospitality Committee, Honors Program, Dean ' s List. National Dean ' s List, Y.W.C.A. Chairperson. CYNTHIA KAYE SOLOMON Rt. 1, Box 269-D Hobgood, N.C. 27843 MAJOR: Business Administration ACTIVITIES: Dean ' s List, Business Club, S.G.A., Freshman Gospel Choir, Library Club. BARRINGTON STEVENS 22 Sidney Street Buffalo, N.Y. 14211 MAJOR: Business Marketing ACTIVITIES: Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity - President, Letterman - J.C.S.U. Football Team, N.A.A.C.P., Business Club. Student Alumni Association, Intramural Basketball, Save and Change Black Colleges. I.B.M. Co-op Worker, Track team. Dean ' s List, Honor Student. FATIMA DOROTHEA STEWART 539 Rutledge Ave. Charleston, S.C. MAJOR: General Science ACTIVITIES: Homecoming Committee. Yearbook Staff, N.A.A.C.P.. Biology Club, S.G.A. WILLIAM STEWART, Route 1, Box 218-A Polkton, NC. 28135 MAJOR: Marketing ACTIVITIES: Freshman Gospel Choir, Library Club, R.W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, University Choir, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity - Dean of JAYME STOWE 13 Post Oak Place Salisbury, N.C. MAJOR: Health and Physical Education ACTIVITIES: Freshman Gospel Choir, Y.W.C.A.. University Choir, Physical Education Club, Pep Club. Residential Assistant Counselor. S.G.A., S.C.A., Secretary of Physical Education Club. 1 I I I I II I I I BRENDA W. TAYLOR Washington, D.C. MAJOR: General Business ACTIVITIES: Swimming Team, Varsity Cheer- leader, Captain, Miss Diamond of Kappa Alpha Psi. DEREK P. TAYLOR 160 Ruggles Street 131 Boston, Massachusetts 02120 MAJOR: Accounting ACTIVITIES: Union Program Board, Intramural Basketball Championship Team, Residential Assistant. DORIS ANN THOMAS 7 Francis Street Charleston, S.C. 29403 MAJOR: Computer Science Marketing ACTIVITIES: University Choir, Freshman Gospel Choir, Math, Physics, Computer Science Club. Alpha Phi Omega Sweetheart - Vice President. Miss Blue of Alpha Phi Omega, Karate Club, French Club, Dancing Bull-ettes. JOHN THOMAS 2701 Navencroft Drive Charlotte, N.C. 28208 MAJOR: Health and Physical Education ACTIVITIES: Physical Education Club. Football Team - Captain. Loyalty Club. CHANDA BRENETTE TRUESDELL 3451 Barringer Drive Charlotte, N.C. 28210 MAJOR: Health and Physical Education ACTIVITIES: Women ' s Basketball, Softball. Chairperson of Recreational Sports. SHELIA TYSON 207 Cameron Street Farmville. N.C. 27828 MAJOR: Political Science Sociology ACTIVITIES: Freshman Class Treasurer, Fresh- man Gospel Choir Sec, S.C. A., S.G.A., Y.W.C.A. Parliamentarian. N.A.A.C.P.. Union Program Board, Dean ' s List, Ira Aldndge Dramatic Guild, Student Judiciary Board. Liston Hall Council- Parliamentarian, Yearbook Staff, Most Active Freshman, R.W. Johnson Spiritual Choir - Treasurer. University Choir, Sophomore Class Chaplain, S.C. A. President, Library Club, Religious Life Committee, Homecoming Commit- tee, Voted Most Congenial, Sociology Social Work Club, New Student Orientation Committee, Miss Y.W.C.A., One of the Ten Most Active Juniors, Political Science Club, Voted Most Versatile, Residence Area Peer Counselor, Student Alumni Association, Miss S.C. A., S.G.A. Parliamentarian, Community Service Committee. United Negro College Fund-National Pre-Alumni Council Parliamentarian. Outstanding Young Women Of America. wwwwwwwwww KATHY ROCHELLE WALLACE 103 Ira Court Hampton, Virginia 23666 MAJOR: Political Science ACTIVITIES: Political Science Club, University Choir, Pom-Pon Girl Marching Band, S.G.A. PHYLLIS A. WASHINGTON Rt. 2. Box 481 -B Barnwell, S.C. 29812 MAJOR: Health and Physical Education ACTIVITIES: S.G.A. Representative for Sanders Hall, Physical Ed. Club, Captain of the Women ' s Basketball Team, Softball Team. TERRIE ELAINE WASHINGTON 134-H North Romney Street Charleston. S.C. 29403 MAJOR: Computer Science ACTIVITIES: Math Physics Computer Science Club. JACQUELINE P. WATERS 218 Marion Avenue Hartsville, S.C. 29550 MAJOR: Psychology ACTIVITIES: University Choir, 2nd attendant to Miss University Choir. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, S.G.A., S.C.A., N.A.A.C.P., Psychology Club, Dean ' s List, Homecoming Committee. U.N.C.F. EMILY YVETTE WEAVER 305 Kennedy Drive New Bern, N.C. 28560 MAJOR: Accounting ACTIVITIES: Lyceum Dance Group. Varsity Cheerleader. Math Award. ROSALYN WEBB 600 Harper Street Wilson, N.C. 27893 MAJOR: Marketing ACTIVITIES: Yearbook Staff - Managing Editor, S.G.A. Corresponding Secretary, President of Tau Beta Chi Business Adm. Honor Society, President of Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society, Alpha Chi National Honor Society, Pi Gamma Mu Social Science Honor Society, Baselius of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Miss Senior Class, Business Club, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities, National Dean ' s List, Dean ' s List. SHELIA WELLS Rte 1, Box 73C Allenhurst. Ga. 31301 MAJOR: General Science ACTIVITIES: Student Christian Association, Biology Club, SOS. Club. Y.W.C.A., M.B.S.. Library Club. DONNA WEST 21 Riverview Court Newark. N.J. 07105 MAJOR: Early Childhood Education ACTIVITIES: Y.W.C.A.. Vice-President, 1st attendant to Miss Junior Class, S.N.C.A.E.. Treasurer, Senior Class Treasurer, Union Program Board, Student Alumni Association. MILTON RAY WIGGINS N.B.U. 20810, St. Marks Apt. Rocky Mount. N.C. 27801 MAJOR: Urban Studies and Community Affairs ACTIVITIES: Freshman Class President. Fresh- man Gospel Choir, University Choir, Board of Trustees, Universtiy Choir President, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, New Student Orientation Committee. President of the Student Orientation Committee, President of the Student Government Association, One of the Ten Most Active Juniors, Outstanding Young Men of America, Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. JOYCE WILEY Rte 6, Box L-53 Whiteville. N.C. 28472 MAJOR: Health and Physical Education ACTIVITIES: Health and Physical Education Club. S.C. A., N.A.A.C.P., S.G.A. ANTOINE L. WILLIAMS 1605 E Baars St. Pensacola, Fla. 32503 MAJOR: English ACTIVITIES: None BERNARD LEVAN WILLIAMS 5128 H Street Washington. D.C. 20019 MAJOR: Communications ACTIVITIES: None DONNA WILLIAMS 405 West 26th St. Winston-Salem. N.C. 27105 MAJOR: Marketing ACTIVITIES: Business Club, Phi Beta Sigma Dove, S.G.A., Freshman Gospel Choir, Library Club. JOHN ERNEST WILLIAMS, JR. 2040 Oakridge Drive Dayton, Ohio 45417 MAJOR: Health and Physical Education ACTIVITIES: Football Team, Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship, Physical Education Club, Business Club, Union Program Board, Pep Club, N.A.A.C.P., Animal House Club. Sagittarius Club. Homecoming Committee. Residential Assistant. Health Club, Letterman ' s Club. KAREN E. WILLIAMS Rte 3, Box 318 Anderson, S.C. 29621 MAJOR: Business Administration ACTIVITIES: Sophomore Class Secretary, Busi- ness Club, Miss Business Club, N.A.A.C.P. REGINALD KEITH WILLIAMS 2060 Westwood Ave. S.W. Atlanta, Georgia 30310 MAJOR: ACTIVITIES: Football Team, Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity. ARTHUR L. WILSON 2500 Eastway Drive, 18-D Charlotte. N.C. 28205 MAJOR: Accounting ACTIVITIES: R.W. Johnson Spiritual Choir, New Sensations, Freshman Gospel Choir, S.C.A., S.G.A., Alpha Chi National Honor Society, Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society, Tau Beta Chi National Honor Society, Honors Program, Dean s List, National Dean ' s List, Who s Who Among Students In American Collegesand Universities, Pi Gamma Mu Social Science Honor Society. BARON MONTE WILSON 6114 Blue Valley Road Harrisburg, Pa. 17112 MAJOR: General Business Marketing ACTIVITIES: Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Rep. to Pan-Hellenic Council, N.A.A.C.P. Business Club. WANDA MICHELLE WILSON 86 Alexander Street Charleston. S.C. MAJOR: Social Work ACTIVITIES: S.G.A. Corresponding Secretary, New Student Orientation Committee, Yearbook Staff - Associate Editor, Miss Yearbook, Sociology Social Work Club, 2nd attendant to Miss Sociology Social Work, Residential Assis- tant, Sanders Hall President, Outstanding Young Women of America, One of the Ten Most Active Juniors, Student Union Program Board. Fresh- man Class Fundraismg Committee - Chairperson, Sophomore Class Fundraising Committee - Chairperson, University Choir, Junior class Vice-President. Sociology, Social Work - Vice- President, National Register of Outstanding College Graduates. CRYSTAL WITHROW Reidsville, N.C. MAJOR: Early Childhood Education ACTIVITIES: Lyceum Dance Group, Pep Club, 2nd attendant to Mi ss Freshman Class, 2nd attendant to Miss Sophomore Class, Miss Omega Psi Phi, University Choir, Miss S.N.C.A.E., S.N.C.A.E., Student Alumni Associa- tion, Sanders Hall Council Secretary. YYYYYYYYYY PAMELA M. YOUNG 3774 Seaman Drive Charlotte, N.C. 28210 MAJOR: Urban Studies and Community Affairs ACTIVITIES: Miss Phi Beta Sigma, Pi Gamma Mu Social Science Honor Society, Student Ombuds- men for Urban Studies Dept., Zeta Phi Beta Sorority - President, Miss Johnson C. Smith University, Duke Scholar, Ambassadors Club, National Dean ' s List, United Negro College Fund - Fundraising Chairperson, Dean ' s List. aaRea£ e m %%e 3 ®iB3(€ 3 €m a? w ' X ' • ' • .A ' H Gfoucf) of Clag Another Day Is this college life? Junior Class Officers Standing: Rogina Deas, Corresponding Secretary; Hope Percell. S. G. A. Rep.; Angela Battle, Recording Secretary; Sitting: Angela Bullock, 2nd Attendant, Herbert White. Class Reporter; Cheryl McCullough. Miss Junior Class, Anthony McClam, President; Deborah Billie. Vice President. Not Pictured: Elizabeth Anthony, Randolyn Mayo, Robin Vinson, and Keith Caldwell. 1 •:-•. : k V ' Elizabeth Anthony s -J Debra Autry Terry Baxter Brian Armstrong l Cynthia Baker Daniel Beauford r% «rs Francella Arnold Sandra Bennett Angela Battle Tracy Bookman Alan Bowden I Melvln Brodie Yvette Brown Sharon Chancellor Tracey Burrell . . - v J r i Sandra Cornelius rut . Lawerence Edwards Sherrl Carpenter Douglas Brown Gideon Egbuchulam Michael Elmore Leroy Forney Cheryl Francis Tony Harper Ronald Harrison m, x Willette Houston Willie Hughes 1 '  ! ' ♦ Danny Lanier Greene Adair Humphrey Tammy Hairston 5i Gerald Hopkins Douglas Hunter Sabrina Jackson Chris Johnson Darrell Johnson Edith Johnson Toni Johnson y Carlos Lopez Cheryl McCullough Jacqueline Jones Harry Martin Lorenzo Michael - Margaret Jones •C7 I Myron Minnis John Karpeh ' i: ' .. 4 Holly McCain L, v Marcus Morgan Queenetta Morrison Barry Nichols 1 Tony Pitt - Tony Reaves Billy Reed John Sammons Clarissa Rhodes Clyde Sherman Nathaniel Shiver Billy Wood Michael Woods Kirk Yancey Sophomore Autographs Sophomore Autographs Sophomore Autographs A Touch Of Class j Sophomore Class Officers A Charles Head, SGA Rep.; Ronnise Handy. Recording Secretary; Teretha Brown. Reporter; Debbie Kearney. 1st Attendant. Sylvia Mickle. Miss Sophomore Class. Sylvester Scipio. President; Constance Funderburk, 2nd Attendant; Donnita Kiser. Treasurer; Kim Dawson, S. G. A. Rep.. Lana Boulware. Recording Secretary; Bartholomew Jackman, Parliamentarian; At Left; Byron Lessane, Chaplin. Not Pictured: Charles Mason. AM Rose Marie Biddle Victoria Battle Leonard Baxter Reggie Bodrick Enid Boulware Everett Bennett Lana Bou lware Michael Bowldes Sabrena Bradley Anthony Bright Alisa Brown Catherine Brown Stephanie Brown Janice Burton Willie Burwell Debra Caldwell Janet Cameron Cheryl Carter - ' Jacqueline Carter Robert Chichester David Coffey Barry Cole Bridgette Coles Sharon Coles Ruth Craston Kimberley Dawson Cheryl Dula Anthony Foster Brenda DeBerry W0uJ Thelma Ellerbe Kathy Foster Reginald Falice Blanche Frazier Vonya Femander Wanda Freeman Luther Gilliam William Lee Gipson Malcolm Graham Johnny Harris Reginald Harris Charlene Hargett Renay Harris Raymona Harris - Walls Terry Hill Jason Holden Ursula Hopper Daren Horrell Maury Isley f ' ' - Stephanie Horton - - Barthomew Jackman Frank Howard Sherri Jackson 1 Stefan Jones Debbie Kearney James Hunter Charrie Jaimson Donnita Kiser Pamela Kornegay Byron Lesane Cheryl Leverett Sandra Lewis n Kellene Lockwood Charles Martin Melvm McLaughlin Charles Mason Rhonda McMlllian Helena Middleton Kit ' ! Vanessa Middleton Wilbur Mapp Kenneth Max Stonie McMorris Tammy Marshall « - T t Virgil McConnell Darryl Medley Charles Minnis Barbara Moore Vera Elaine Murray Angela Pitt Jesse Moore f Richard Myrick John Purnell fl i HIH Larry Murchison Darryl Murphy t Dexter Outen Betty Parrish Dwayne Randell Doris Redfearn Ingera Reown Sybil Resper Tammy Roseborough John Rousey fil Gina Sammons Sylvester Scipio Anthony Scott Kenneth Scott Myron Stapleton Priscilla Stowe Dianne Sullivan Edwin Sumpter Robbin Sutton Dwayne Tilleson Diane Thomas Delious Thompson Craig Warren Darryl Wesley WLs Carmelita Williams Hubert Warren Kenneth White Jestine Washington Annette Williams Donnadrez Warner 1 Cynthia Wayne Barry Williams J ' Nean Williams Theresa Williams Reggie Wilson T Beulah Winslow ' .• Leroy Wise Jeff Young Sophomore Autographs Sophomore Autographs jfaae ijnaj? eia 3 oucf) of Class Freshmen Class Officers Standing: Michael King - Corresponding Sec. Saloma Davenport - Vice-Pres., William King - President, Michelle Simpson - 2nd att.. Carmelita McNeil - 1st att., Ella Mae Hariston - S.G.A. Rep., Jessie Gore - Reporter. Odishi Johnson - Recording Secretary. Kneeling: Darryl Sledge - Treasurer. Sitting: Laverne Pnoleau - Miss Freshman Class. Kneeling: Derrick Reeves - Parliamentarian. Randy Alexander ' V Billy Banks Lisa Bigelow Anthony Anderson Jeffrey Battle Bertram Bishop ift ti Thomas Allen I Etoi Beasley -i Maxine Beaver Sharon Bethea Everett Blackman Janet Bolds Donald Boney Cassandra Boulware James Boulware Michael Brandon AVMffc Marian Brldger Raiford Brown Ray Brown Roland Bunch Anglela Burns Teryl Brown 9- • Rose Bullock Joseph Buskey Thomas Bynum Edward Byrd Robin Byrd Timothy Burroughs Marchelle Campbell Yucinro Cannon Franklin Chisolm Ray Chestnut fT- Kenneth Cooper Johnnie Cobb James Council Andre Carter ft ' f Damon Coleman Joey Counts Glenn Cheatom a Tonia Covington Jacqueline Crawford Tracy Crayton Melodie Currie Shenita Currie Patricia Daniel Stafford Daniels Saloma Davenport Marion Day ' Tracy Dennis Wendell Dixon Alvin Durham Allen Easton Bryan Elran James Edwards Paula Gibson Cathy Gillespie 7fc Joseph Glidenely Andre Goode Pamela Goodman Richard Gough Angeletta Gourdine ' ) Melton Graham Vanita Graven Bonita Hardin is vS- Wayne Graber Steven Graddick Valarie Guthrie Donna Hammond Treven Hampton Billy Hargrave Denise Harper Beverly Harrell Tynetta Harris Jacqueline Hester ■1 Cassandra Howell o • Demetrius Hodges j- Teddy Hart Zina Higgins Carolyn Holman Phyllis Herring Anthony Hill Tyrone Howard Vanessa Hunter Darryl Hussey Helen Jackson Sharon Jennings Eugene Jeter r j « ' Kevin Johnson Sherry Johnson I  Pamela Lanier Lorefta Johnson Anthony Lawson Odishi Johnson William King k u Richard LeMaster Shelton Johnson Janice Landy Keith Lipscomb Isaiah Lloyd John Logan Gary Lumokin Eric Marshall Michelle Marshall Yvonne Marshall fb Craig Martin Christopher Mathis © Lorna McCutchen h Letitia McBride Pamela McBrude Jaren McComb i A Marion McLaunn Carmelita McNeill if  i , Jairus Moore Veronica Moore Wayne Morrison Dewarren Payne Joey Pendergrass Elisa Perry Lalonya Roane Cathy Roberson V Garett Shearin Marvin Sharpe James Shockiey Charles Sharter ft Walter Simms Keith Scarborough Bobby Schumpert Connie Sheain Michelle Simpson Bertha Smalls I Kelly Smith James Speller Veronica Spencer VCV Gwendolyn Spurlock Valerie Stockton Dennis Todd Squirewell Joseph Tatlon Anthony Taylor Maria Taylor William Terry V I Mario Thomas Phyllis Thomas Barry Thompson Mark Thompson Shelia Thompson Wallace Thompson Shati Tinsley Gail Troupe Debbie Vance Clarence Walker Kendrick Walker Lucy Waverly Dellene Williams f V m Jacquelyn Wilkerson v James Wardlaw Kevin Weatherly Patrick Washington Ray Weathers Thomas White Terry Wilkerson James Williams David Waters Dylann Wells tL% Doretha White Patrice Williams Veronica Williams Alfonso Willingham Catrina Wilson Larry Wilson Roderick Wilson Melvin Woods Andrea Youngblood I 1 Sylvia Wilson Jerome Witherspoon Christopher Womack Freshmen Autographs Freshmen Autographs Freshmen Autographs It ' s rest time children!!! Gosh, what a dull day. Is this for real? Who ' s Who Among Students The 1983 edition of Who ' s Who Among Students In American Universities and Colleges will carry the names of 13 students from Johnson C. Smith University, who have been selected as being among the country ' s most outstanding campus leaders. Campus nominating committees and editors of the annual directory have included the names of these students based on their academic achievement, service to the community, leadersip in extracurricular activities and future potential. They join an elite group of students selected from more than 1,300 institutions of higher learning in all 50 states, the District of Columbia and several foreign nations. Outstanding students have been honored in the annual directory since it was published in 1934. Beverly Dillard Greenville, S.C. Henry E. Gilmore, III Bessemer City. N.C. Ervin L Gourdine Charleston, S.C. Regina M. Green Washington, D.C. !n American Universities And Colleges Rodney K. Hood Charlotte, N.C. John D. Jones Kings Mountain. N.C. Janie Randolph Townville, S.C. Rosalyn WeDD Wilson, N.C. NOT PICTURED: Jennifer Anthony, Ft. Lauderdale, FL; Quita Fisher Harper, Merritt, N.C. Sondra E. Hmes, Syracuse, N.Y.; Donald Sellers Greensboro, N.C, Milton Ray Wiggins, Rocky Mount. N C All In Favor Of Tennis Say I Watch that ball, Pamll 0 R II L U X[ Get organized! Alright, I ' m movingll ■ I Who am I playing with?? Enjoying The Free Time. I ' m just as confused as you are. J.C.S.U., The Proof Is Don ' t feel bad T.D., we flunked too In The Pudding I just can ' t be late for Mr. Hines classl MM, they ' re up to that again! ' ' % ■ ! i ' fELEPHONE SAVE BLACK COLLEGES , SAVE BLACK COLLEGES! This was the chant of the students attending Black College Day 1982. The date for this annual event was October 25, 1982. The location was Raliegh, N. C. The day began with a wet, rainy march from Shaw University down the street to the state capital where more chants were shouted and the program began. Each S. G. A. President and University Queen spoke on behalf of the institution he or she represented. Mr. Terry Bellamy, former J. C. S. U. instructor, was the guest speaker. His speech was on time in relation to the problems we as black students face in keeping our historically black institu- tions up to par. The rain cut down on the attendance, but those students that attended really enjoyed it and most if not all of them are anticipating next year ' s Black College Day. Black PHOTOGRAPHY BY BEULAH WINSLOW DEXTER OUTEN College Day l« 3 l LA ' £ hlOMi Layout Photography by Beulah Winslow What ' s Up With The Students On Smith ' s Yard? tin Should I smile or nop She really grubs it down. Homecoming Content This year ' s homecoming was filled with many joyous events that were highly enjoyed by all. TALENT SHOW FASHION SHOW PEP RALLY CORONATION RECEPTION PARADE FOOTBALL GAME PATRICE RUSHEN CONCERT BOBBI HUMPHREY CONCERT GAME NIGHT Queen ' s Talent One of the highlights of homecom- ing week was the Queen ' s Talent Show which was held Tuesday night of homecoming week. This show gave the campus beauties a chance to display their talents which ranged from singing to dancing to acting. PHOTOGRAPHY BY LONNIE JAMES FULLER, JR. 110 Show Wine And Cheese Sip The Wine and Cheese Sip was accentuated by a Queen ' s Fashion Show. The participat- ing campus queens were able to show off and strut their fashions across the floor of the Union Main Lounge. The radiant beauty of the queens and the graceful flow of the fashion show made the evening enjoyable and intriguing. PHOTOGRAPHY BY LONNIE JAMES FULLER. JR. Queen ' s Fashion Show During The Afternoons . . . Craze of the eighties . . . Video games. Once Again ■H fci l flit IS u t— -«i r-, =«4 !— =9- I ' m ready . . . Are you?? During The Evenings It ' s over guyslll The 1982 Coronation She Student OSouernment Aaancintion and Administration of 3ohnaon (£ . m 1 1 Ij llniuerattjj renucBia the honor of unur (ireicticc at the 13B2 - 1383 Coronation Ca 1 1 Ijnnnr i ng fll i a a 3oljnBan (T . Smith Unintr«t is Pamela fllicljellf young on Jridau, i I7 e luienfu-nt nth. of October Nineteen hundred and eightu-tuio at aix-tbirtu in the enening 3nch S. Braubng (Sumnaaium K.S.V.JI. Reception immed i a t e lu follouiing tljF ceremonu. PHOTOGRAPHY BY KEITH CANADA MISS J. C. S. U., MS. PAMELA YOUNG FIRST ATTENDANT, MS. PHYLLIS ARTIS SECOND ATTENDANT, MS. PATRICIA MURRAY Of Miss J. C. S. U PHOTOGRAPHY BY KEITH CANADA The theme for the Coronation was You Light Up My Life. The Coronation of Miss J. C. S. U. was very heart touching. Miss J. C. S. U. and her attendants Phyllis and Patricia were radiant and the evening was a night to remember. They lit up our lives in a special way on Friday night October 29, 1982. Miss J. C. S. U. ' s The reception for Miss Johnson C. Smith University was held in the J. A. Grimes Lounge after the Coronation. Miss J. C. S. U. was showered with gifts from the various campus queens and friends. The entire evening was a memorable experience and the theme was one that touched everyone ' s heart. Miss J. C. S. U. you light up our lives, you ' re beautiful. Reception Homecoming A bright and sunny Saturday morning was the setting for the annual homecoming parade. Beautiful queens, floats, marching bands, and community advertisements made this parade one of the best in Smith ' s history. There were approximately 106 units in the parade. Parade Homecoming Football Game - The Bulls vs. The Rams In Memorial Stadium on Saturday, October 30, 1982, the Mighty Golden Bulls of Johnson C. Smith took on the Winston-Salem State Rams in a close gridiron contest. Both teams played well, but in the end, the MIGHTY BULLS IN THE BLUE AND GOLD emerged victorious with a score of 6-3. This really made Homecoming ' 82 SUPERI Congratulations are in order for Coach Wylie Harris, the coaching staff, and the team for this important win and an outstanding overall record of 7-3. Patrice Rushen Saturday, October 30, 1982 was the date, the Charlotte Civic Center was the place, and PATRICE RUSHEN was the feature attraction. Once the concert tarted, Patrice began belting out her many soulful hits. Songs such as Number One , Mad About You , Look Up , Haven ' t You Heard , and her big crossover hit, Forget Me Nots have established her is one of the most popular and talented performers of contemporary music. Everyone really got into the concert and seemed to enjoy it. Sing on Patrice With Your Bad Self!! PHOTOS BY LONNIE JAMES FULLER, JR. Concert Eg s-sl M 0M 1 Bobbi Humphrey Bobbi Humphrey is recognized as one of the most famous flutists and vocalists of today. Her style is unique with a lasting quality not found in many instrumentalists. Her Sunday night performance was very enjoyable and relaxing, and she was well received by the students and Charlotteans. Concert Campus Queens IflliiS Aohnion C S mith Uniuerdity Ckar oll.. UC. M ZJou.cn Jf Cic S.al.l P am Ja Jtl.ndanl, Pal, n r Wis, $.£S.U Standi , PhutL jlrti, Dir.t Scaled, PatrUi Wurrau- Second Attendant. Attendant. Sla din , Pa, Second Jllenda r « ' i oun - Wis, ,1, Pkullis J, 1CS.U ■lis- Jirst Pettis Mis - Dirst Jl„endanl Patricia Wurrau - Second Attendant Sflvta WtJJ. Wl Sopkomor. CU Ja,.rn. , m SfJu, CL Jt Uouch Ji ( .iadd Jn r L Put Wi IjearLoL Din. M  VJari. Slochon Wiu Ji ton JUf Donya Bull Win Z.la Pki ta f ZJoucn Jf- Class 2 ,tra Menru Wi Mpka Pki MfU w ? jS f ± j h4 1 « 2? 1 ' • ' ' ' ' ■■■ ' ' ' •.., 9 2UJ.V j(f™r«y m« £m ' 1 ' mv -•mw ' [ W 90 3 ; lft k V v B i f ■ i « «r ■mk _ Jf m - M RKal V H • v , k_ . B 136 u , 3k u Win An J A...V «« WiU 2U. Mall M ZJoucn Jj- CiaAS •k ' ' % B 4K B? 1 r! 4 jji Jr C Bw BBW tf v ' A f H • i H .•■ . % ■ m« Mpka -Kappa Jlpka J ar.n William SUia William Wis, MUnJa, CU Jlicia P.cUu Wi„ Rki 8.1a Sian D.rri WilL n WiU Wu.r Jiatl M ZJoucn Jf CiaAd Vuk Jo,. 2Uti. jU SaUa ftUL, Jt Uouch Ui Clc aid JaZonna Wor.k.aJ IM Om.a. P i Pki 2 .„a jua Vlhu B.rr. J4Jt Wanda 3r..n a« WtU Smilk Mall Wtu nj.j.c.p. Smithites In Action Special Features Appreciation Service For The Student Government Association held an Appreciation Service for Dr. Wilbert Greenfield, the outgoing president of J.C.S.U. The program consisted of a message by the S.G.A. President, selections from the University Choir, comments from each administrative Vice-President, and presenta- tions from each Class President, the Yearbook Staff, and the S.G.A. Dr. Green- field, who departed from Smith after ten years, was one of the best presidents in the history of the school. He will be sorely missed. Dr. Greenfield Student Government Association Student Board of Trustee Members look on. Left - Rodney Hood; right- Sylvester Scipio Installation Service Dr. Gaston congratulates the elected officers. Former President. Dr. Greenfield reads the student body their oath. B| ; IBR- R ■ % ■J V ' jj| a President Wiggins gives his acceptance speech. Thanksgiving Worship Service And Canned Food Drive mw ammmmm mam The Religious Life Committee sponsored a Thanksgiving service in the University Church in conjunction with a canned food drive sponsored by the Union Program Board. Food was collected from all sources of the University. The canned goods raised fed over 40 families in the Biddleville Five Points Area. This helped make Thanksgiving better for many unfortunate people. Q. D Q) (O c .t t CD n c- en o fc u in o CO _l TO • - O) . P o 6 a) £ c m 0) | • • to £ i m c i 8f£ • J5 E CD £ CO a) Hi 2? cc5 co CO 45 c - o tx . we 0) o o -o CD o jS = a a 5 — a CO CO ,9 c — - CD O en • o as Q. Q. O : g di roll c Q c 52 .8 If TO CO 1 3 «? SZ n _i O Q o_ On Saturday, January 22, 1983, the Admissions Office, with the help of the members of the Ambassadors Club sponsored an Alumni Workshop to help aid prominent Alumni in recruitment of poten- tial freshmen for the coming years. The workshop consisted of a campus tour, and an Admissions Bowl in which members of the Ambassadors Club participated. The alumni also got a chance to see different organizations in action. They were the Jazz Band, University Choir, Cheerleaders, and the Ambassadors Club. Lunch and dinner were served. Congratulations go out to Miss Jodi Douglas, Mr. Clyde Brown, Mr. Wilbert Sanders, the Admissions Office and the Ambassadors Club for a job well done. Alumni Workshop A Touch Of Class Moa ■ - ■ . • Student Government Association Fellow students: I am extremely grateful to have had the privilege to actively serve the Student Government Association over the past four years. I am even more so thankful to have served as president this year. Many thanks are due to those students, faculty, staff, and administrators who helped to achieve the goals of my administration. Now that I have been humble to the few who supported S.G.A. I feel it is only appropriate that I be frank to the majority that did not. For too long the students at Johnson C. Smith have sat, and passively allowed the University ' s bureaucratic structure to hinder constructive progress. Blinded by the threat of Administrative structure, the students have been bluffed into believing that the University administrators are omnipotent beings, so endowed by the Board of Trustees that we must humble ourselves to their delight of complacency. Every year we the students, realizing the signs of obsolete and inappropriate practices of the University, sit back and willingfully allow these wrongs to constantly revive. When will we become conscious as well as responsive to the fact that the students are the most powerful body of the University family, when assembled as one united front? We are mindful of the many corporate contributions, federal grants, alumni contributions, and other means of institutional funding. Yet, we should never forget that our investment is significant, and we should neither allow those whose positions are in a service capacity to the institution to forget it either. Respectfully, Milton Ray Wiggins Student Government Association President (From left to right) Celia Gayle Robinson - RECORDING SECRETARY; Ervin Gourdine - VICE-PRESIDENT; Shelia Tyson - PARLIAMENTARIAN; Thomas Smallwood - TREASURER Wanda Wilson - CORRESPONDING SECRETARY. Each year, the student body elects three student members to the Board of Trustees, the govern- ing body of the school and its functions. These three members represent the students and speak on their behalf during the fall and spring meetings of the Board. BOARD OF TRUSTEES - Seated: Rodney Hood; Standing: Sylvester Sciplo; Not pictured: Jennifer Anthony. Fashion Show By The Zodiac Club The Union Program Board spon- sored a Fashion Show in the auditorium following their Christmas Tree Trim- ming in the Lobby of the Union. Clothes of many different styles were modeled by young men and women with style, grace, beauty, and charisma. The evening was very entertaining and enjoyable. The models were members of the Zodiac Club. It has been quite an experience being Miss University Yearbook 1982-83, a lot of hard work I must add, but it was all worth it. We really worked hard as a staff and stuck together as a family. I have never worked with such a group of dedicated people in all of my life. That is why this years ' book A TOUCH OF CLASS is going to be the best ever, at least that is my opinion. May next year ' s queen have all the luck in the world. I wish her much success and to the staff, may your warmth and love shine on. From me to you, MISS UNIVERSITY YEARBOOK Yearbook Staff Bernard As a member of the yearbook staff, I welcome you to our university. The unity and pride that went into this yearbook is truly an experience in black culture. The art in this yearbook is only the beginning of the work that will be a great asset in the years to come. I will contribute all my artistic talents and creativity to the upmost profes- sionalism in the years that proceed. Thank you, Steven Graddick III Sheila Tyson Angela Renee Pitt Lana Boulware Sabrina Bradley Debra Caldwell Keith Canada Yearbook Staff Fatima Stewart Wanda Wilson Beulah Winslow _9 Student Christian Association Seated: Stephanie Brown - RECORDING SEC ., Shelia Tyson - MISS S.C.A. VICE-PRESIDENT, Sherwood Smith - PARLIAMENTARIAN, Gregory Adair Humphrey - PRESIDENT. Standing; Sylvester Scipio - REPORTER, Thomas - TREASURER. Reggie Bodrick - CORRESPONDING SEC. Angeline Greenfield - Student Alumni Association First row: Michael Sullivan, Gary Hines, Willie , Mike Hill, John Rousey. Cheryl Vaughn ■ MISS STUDENT ALUMNI, Marcus Morgan. Sabrina Hinson, Charles Mason, Darryl Ebron. Second row: Valerie Woodson, , Patrick Washington, Diane Jenkins, Ebie Montgomery, Therese Peters - PRESIDENT, Bobette Chasten, Ola Mae Earl, Anthony 162 Sullivan, Gregory Thomas. Third row: Shati Tinsley. , John Purnell, Wesley Payne, Crystal Sherman, Clyde Sherman. Angela Battle, Linda Patterson, John Jaudon, Anthony Murphy, Willette Houston University Student News The University Student News staff has worked hard this year to produce a quality student publication. The paper has really improved and the staff should be commended. First row: Sylvester Scipio, Edwin Sumpter, Marc Strothers. BUSINESS MANAGER, Thomas Smallwood. Second row: Janet Bodrick. Lisa Blair • ADVERTISING MANAGER. Janie Randolph - EDITOR-IN-CHIEF, Randolyn Mayo - ASSOCIATE EDITOR, Charylene Allen, Third row: Sherwood Smith - RELIGIOUS EDITOR, Herbert White - SPORTS EDITOR, John Harris - NEWS and FEATURE EDITOR, Keith Canada - PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR, Not Pictured: Anthony McRae - MANAGING EDITOR. Henry Gilmore - ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR, Sharon Carter - CIRCULATION MANAGER, Wesley Payne - ART EDITOR. Sondra Hines, Darryl Murphy, Angela Pitt, Teretha Brown. Union Program Board The Union Program Board has sponsored many meaningful and worthwhile projects such as the Thanksgiving Canned Food Drive for the needy and the Christmas Tree Trimming Fashion Show. They were also responsible for the Pretty Legs Contest and the Cabaret. First Row: Mr. Gidney - ADVISOR, LaGale Morton, Randolyn Mayo, Pamela C. McColla, L ' Tonya Hairston, Crystal Sherman, Lana Boulware. Crystal Winthrow, Therese Peters, Mike Hill. Second row: Kimberly Johnson, Angela Johnson, Nardya Morton. Larry Murchison, Brian Armstrong. Vera Murray. Anthony Pitt - CHAIRPERSON, Bobette Chasten, Cheryl Vaughn, Ricky Wooten. 163 Library Club Seated: Karlinda Dixon - VICE-PRESIDENT, LeeRoy Wolfe - PRESIDENT. Kimberly Cowans - SECRETARY, Tonia Cowans, Cheryl Eaddy, Jackie Anita Price, Tina Johnson - MISS LIBRARY CLUB. Standing: Janet Bodrick. Austin, Debra Caldwell. Cynthia Solomon, Donna Williams. Melvin Brodie - TREASURER. Deborah Billie. Not Pictured: Anita Dumas, Sociology Social Work Club Seated: Gary Hines. Standing: Wanda Wilson • VICE-PRES. Anita McAfee Winifred Battle - TREASURER. - SECRETARY, Dotherine Smith, Helen Lindsey - PRESIDENT, Not Pictured: S.N.C.A.E Seated: Deidre Brown - VICE-PRESIDENT. Angehne Greenfield - SECRETARY. Standing: Jennifer Anthony. Donna West. Not Pictured: Jean PRESIDENT, Ola Mae Earl - MISS S.N.C.A.E., Crystal Winthrow - Kelly - TREASURER. Urban Studies Club First Row: Cheri Bennett, Lorrie Smith, Mary Hughes, Linda Patterson, Greg Artis. Second row: Elizabeth Anthony, Alvarez Abernathy, Bonita Byers. Thomas, Dr. G reen - ADVISOR, Willette Houston. Therese Peters, Phyllis Rodney Hood. James Morrison, Charlie Washington. Minority Bio-Medical Research Support Rex Conerly, Crystal Sherman, Corrine Walker, Ward Wall. S.O.S. (Student Opportunities In Science) Lll 9 Adair Humphrey, Gail Troupe, Crystal Sherman - S.G.A. Rep , Corinne row: Angela Johnson, Ward Wall. Cynthia Wayne, Darryl Hood, Larry Walker • PRESIDENT, Julie Majors • S G A. REP., Rex Conerly - 2ND Murchison, Richard Shankle. Maurice Blue. Sharon Jennings. Charrie VICE-PRESIDENT, Debbie Kearney, Janet Bolds  ' ! ' gette Coles. Second Jamison, Shelia Walls - VICE-PRESIDENT, Fatima Stewart. N.A.B.A. (National Association Of Black Accountants) First row: Thomas Dawkins, Karlinda Dixon, Gwendolyn McCullough, Deborah Byrd, Ronnise Handy, Felicia Davis, Melvin Lewis, Conestee Locke, Derek Taylor, Michael Elmore. 2nd row: Cheryl Vaughn, Charles Minnis, Charles Mason III, Michael Wood, Monica Taylor, Reginald Kelly, Mark Rackard - PRESIDENT, Robin Simmons - SECRETARY, Myron Minnis, Charlton McCullough. Not pictured: Reggie McConnell - VICE-PRESIDENT, LaWanda Smalls - TREASURER. Business Club First row: Monica Taylor, Mary Hughes, Deborah Byrd, Lonnie Fuller, Karen Williams - MISS BUSINESS CLUB, Melvin Lewis, Lorrie Smith. Second row: Thomas Dawkins, Reginald Kelly, Robert Caldwell, Michael Woods, Ervin Gourdine • PRESIDENT, Nancy Mark - SECRETARY, Dede Gwehi ■ DIRECTOR OF PROGRAMS, Ronnise Handy, Charlton McCullough. Karlinda Dixon, Ricky Wooten, Political Science Club First row: Beverly Dillard - REPORTER, Kimberly Cowans (SEC.) Anita Price, Shelia Tyson. Second row: Diane Jenkins, Tammy Hairston, Darryl Broome, Thomas Dawkins, Stephanie Horton - MISS POLITICAL SCIENCE CLUB, Karlinda Dixon. Not pictured: Issac Murray - PRESIDENT, Benjamin Gallman • VICE-PRESIDENT. Angela Ratliff - TREASURER, Leroy Forney - S.G.A. REP., Gideon Egbuchulam - PARLIAMENTARIAN. Math Computer Science Club First row: Reginald Falice - ACTIVITY COORDINATOR, Elizabeth Simmons • VICE-PRESIDENT, Thomas Smallwood - PRESIDENT, Deborah Billie - SECRETARY, Udolpha Fulton - TREASURER. Second row: Lyndon Johnson, Debbie Vance, Carl Muldrow, Charles Smith, Timothy Alston, Bobette Teresa Chasten, Roderick Smith, Michael Elmore. Ira Aldrige Dramatic Guild The Ira Aldrige Dramatic Guild was brought back to First row: Wanda Mitchem - VICE-PRESIDENT. Elizabeth Anthony - PRESIDENT. Charrie Jamison. Second row: Kim Johnson, Jeremiah Sims, campus this year after being away for a few years. Expect Keith Lipscomb Mari0 Tnomas Jessie Gore . secretary treasurer. great things to happen from this organization in the near Elizabeth Simmons. future. N.A.A.C.P. First row: Kirk Yancey, Leonard Baxter - VICE-PRESIDENT. Reginald Falice - PARLIAMENTARIAN. Deborah Byrd - SECRETARY, LeeRoy Wolfe - PUBLIC RELATIONS, Roderick Smith - S.G.A. REP., Lavern Fuller, Carla Vines, Kimberly Cowans. Second row: Robin Simmons, Karlinda Dixon, Barbara Moore, Crystal Sherman, Nancy Mark, Michael Sullivan, Teresa Chasten, Darryl Broome. Charles Minnis, Richard LeMaster, Jackie Alston. Ricky Wade, Lyndon Johnson, Sylvester Scipio. Not pictured: Benjamin Gallman III - PRESIDENT. Sharon Carpenter - TREASURER. New Student Orientation Committee First row: Celia Robinson, Debbie Kearney, Robin Williams, Barry Cole, Greg Bailey, Wanda Wilson, Shelia Tyson. Second row: Sherry Clawson, Sylvester Scipio, Ron Harrison - CO-CHAIRPERSON, Rodney Hood, Marcus Morgan. Walter McAllister, Hope Percell. Not pictured: Antone Davis, Phyllis Artis, Elizabeth Anthony, Brooks Baker, Cathy Carter - CO-CHAIRPERSON, Adair Humphrey, Holly McCain, La Donna Morehead, Thomas Smallwood, Ray Wiggins, Pamela Young, Cynthia Gaines, Danny Greene, Malcolm Graham, Elaine Hicks. Darryl Hood, Jesse Moore, Myron Stapleton. Seated: Demetrius Hodges - PRESIDENT, Standing: Michael Sullivan, Shafi Tinsley. Patrick Washington - KING, Not pictured: Larry Addison. Anthony Anderson. Craig Berry, Carol Bethea, Everett Blackmon, Lisa Bigelow, Tonia Boseman, Lisa Bowden, Carolyn Boykin, Michael Brandon, Marian Bridgers. Craig Brown, Rose Bullock, Timothy Burroughs, Joseph Buskey, Edward Byrd, Glenn Cheatom, Johnnie Cobb, Tracy Crayton, Alaric Davis, Marchia Dent. Lon Dunn, Lisa Ellerbee. Collene Farrow, Jessica Ferguson - SECRE- TARY, Melvin Foreman, Rosalind Gains, Eugene Gaithers, Pamela Goodman, Melton Graham, Brenda Green, Jeffrey Grooms, Ella Mae Hairston, Janet Hall, Treven Hampton, Bonita Hardin. Zina Higgins, Cassandra Howell, Vanessa Hunter, Darryl Hussey, Helen Jackson, Sharon Jennings, Joanne Johnson, Odishi Johnson, Anthony Lawson, Rubin Leak, Keith Lipscomb - NEWSPAPER EDITOR, Isiah Lloyd, Vicki Love, Gary Lumpkin, Eric Marshall, Yvonne Marshall, Letitia McBride, Phyllis McLaughlin, Veronica Moore, Lennons Murphy. Jerilyn Outing, April Poteat, Susie Paige, Jocial Parker, Elisa Perry, Tina Pettaway, Lovetta Ravenel, Derrick Reeves, Latonya Roane. Alan Scott, Marvin Sharpe. Michelle Simpson. Terry Simpson, James Speller, Mark Smith, Dennis Squirewell, Shafi Tinsley, Phyllis Thomas, Danny Toliver, Clarence Walker, Joel Walker, Debra Wall, Doretha White. James Williams. Valerie Woodson, Deedra Wright, Lucy Waverly - MISS SPECIAL SERVICES, Special Services Y.W.C.A. (Young Women ' s Christian Association) The Young Women ' s Christian Association of the United States of America, a movement rooted in the Christian faith as known in Jesus and nourished by the resources of that faith, seeks to respond to the barrier breaking love of God in this day. The Association draws together into responsible membership women and girls of diverse experiences and faiths, that their lines may be open to new understanding and deeper relationships and that together they may join in the struggle for peace and justice, freedom and dignity for all people. ■ I First row: Jennifer Anthony - MISS Y.W.C.A. TREASURER, Patricia Dean, row: Deidre Brown, Donna West - VICE-PRESIDENT. Not pictured: Brenda Wanda Vanessa Brooks - PRESIDENT, Shelia Tyson • CHAPLAIN. Second Little - SECRETARY, Rev. Mrs. Devia Phinisee - ADVISOR. Freshman Gospel Choir First row: Gail Troupe, Adrienne Robinson, Laverne Prioleau, Chanel Patterson, Janice Landy, Odishi Johnson. Second row: Richard LeMaster. Sharon Jennings - MISS FRESHMAN GOSPEL CHOIR Sharon Bethea, Michelle Simpson • DIRECTOR, Helen Jackson - PRESIDENT, Sarah Price - VICE-PRESIDENT. Ella Mae Hairston • SECRETARY, Marion McLaurin - TREASURER, Paula Gibson. en c a (0 ? S 8 1 1 p n to m T3 i en c o CO iccg 1 E to 1 (0 h- 1 a en Jqc g . o o : c  ! □)«£ ? O en CO : r 2? 5 . CD 0) h m • „- . i_- a . .2 C m c : C O . C (— « CO O is 5 3 g a)- • o = c en. 5.5 as £ ° s S C O « _c ?Z .■ aj - LLI 5 « D — ( ■o CO J- 1 1 ■yas •6 o5 5 CD . (0 r E E, coo 2 CO C ' g enn fc .5 m c o s - - — 3 := — CO rtl .9 T3 CO 2 co CO -r- CD ■ CD (J C o c o - C A- 0) c 0- co 5 2 oo c 2 t , o co CO co - != CO )( ) .- ■ ... - « . . o ts O co CO .. ■?! I . O CO Or- a3 2.C n Q. CO (D CD O en en en O C o c 2 CC CD 9b E . Q.CO -co 1 -2 S 5 £ b sip I CD C = 03 I jS - co _co aj !«§ £ ! 3 C CO iC XO E cu-o o 5 — 2 ' c 5 • o ■ 5-0 cog 2 CO CD c 5 E o ■?, Q -5 EC 2 c-gffi . CO t „, COfcu m 3 ■ g en = tu O — 3 JS u_ _i 5 tr R.W. Johnson Spiritual Choir First row: Gardenia Johnson, Charrie Jaimson, Elizabeth Anthony - VICE-PRESIDENT, Angela Battle - TREASURER, Willette Houston - PRESIDENT, Angeline Greenfield - ASST. SECRETARY, Clarissa Rhodes - DIRECTRESS, Adair Humphrey - SECRETARY, Deborah Hayes, Shelia Tyson. Second row: Bridgette Coles, Ron Harrison, Stephanie Brown. Keith Lipscomb. Helen Jackson, Marion McLaurin, Eugene Jeter, Quita Fisher Harper, Tony Reaves - PIANIST, Toni Johnson, Clarence Walker, Barbara Moore, Sherwood Smith • ASST. DIRECTOR. New Sensations Seated: Stephanie Brown, Quita Harper, Gardenia Johnson Standing: Tony Reaves. Terrence Robinson - PRESIDENT. Sherwood Smith. Liston Hall Council Janet Bolds, To: , Gloria Bethel, Gail Troupe. Duke Hall Council First row: Randolyn Mayo • REPORTER. Monica Taylor - S.G.A. REP., Rachelle Fisher - PRESIDENT, LaTonya Hairston - S.G.A. REP., Second row: Nardya Morton, Deborah Byrd - VICE-PRESIDENT, Pamela McCullough - SECRETARY, Sabrina Jackson - PARLIAMENTARIAN, Elizabeth Simmons • TREASURER. Sanders Hall Council Seated: Janet Bodrick - REPORTER, Edith Johnson - VICE-PRES., Standing: Tonya Dantzler • TREASURER, Crystal Winthrow - SECRETARY, Bobette Chasten - S.G.A. REP,, Angeline Greenfield • PRESIDENT. Not pictured: Phyllis Washington - S.G.A. REP., Cathy Carter - PARLIAMENTARIAN. Marsha Alexander - MISS SANDERS HALL. Counselors Wanda Wilson, Cheryl Francis, Charrie Jaimson, Sabnna Jackson. Male Dorms Council ••2 Eric Robinson, PRESIDENT OF SMITH HALL Gary Hines. PRESIDENT OF BERRY HALL and counselor in Carter Hall. Chris Mathis. VICE-PRESIDENT OF MYERS HALL. Health And Physical Ed Club I ' M I I ■ . i Kneeling: Mrs. P. Worthy Dawkins. Standing: Kim Peterson, Coach William H. Lide, Chanda Truesdale. Dancing Bull-lettes Lana Boulware - CHOREOGRAPHER. Not pictured: Benita White - KEY CAPTAIN. Diane Sullivan - CHOREOGRAPHER. Paulette Brooks - CO-CAPTAIN. Joyce Covingon - CHOREOGRAPHER, Genene Kelly - CAPTAIN. Bernetta Bobbin, Tonja Dantzler - SECRETARY, Dina Hedrick, Rita Edwards. Off Campus Men And Women Ambassadors Club Purpose: To actively involve students in the recruitment process by a) Letting them conduct individual campus tours during the school term and b) providing them with information and or materials to recruit prospective Smithites during summer vacations and breaks. Members consist of Duke Scholars, Teagle Scholars, Honors Program and Dean ' s List students with 3.0 or above G.P.A. First row: Michael Bowldes, Robbin Sutton, Beverly Dillard, Phyllis Throckmorton - MISS DUKE SCHOLAR (2nd Att.). Corrine Walker, Charles Mason, Demetrius Hodges, Jeremiah Sims. Second row: Shelia Williams - MISS AMBASSADOR, Cindy Gripper, Charles Minnis, Erica Jones, Michael Woods, Crystal Sherman. Debbie Kearney, Harvey Bullock - FRESHMAN REP., Ella Mae Hairston, Phyllis Thomas. Third row: Maurice Blue, Rachelle Fisher, Monica Taylor. Angela Battle - CORRESPONDING SEC, Sylvester Scipio - VICE-PRESIDENT, Carol Samuel - RECORDING SEC, Dellene Williams - MISS TEAGLE SCHOLAR (1st att.), Deborah Billie - TREASURER, Elizabeth Simmons - JR. REP., Dennis Squirewell, Nancy Mark, Deborah Caldwell. Not Pictured: Rose Bullock, Kimberly Clay, Patricia Dean, Blanche Frazier. James Gray - SOPH. REP., Teretha Brown, Darryl Hood, Charrie Jaimson, Livingstone Joseph. Gary Nelson - PRESIDENT, Glenn Phillips, Charles Reese, Thomas Smallwood, Lucy Waverly, Deidra Wright, Pamela Young. Honors Program First row: Monica Taylor, Ron Harrison, Ella Mae Hairston, Herbert White. Tynetta Harris, Andre J. Ganther, Dellene Williams. Sylvester Scipio. Jeffrey Leak. Second row: Maria Taylor, Debbie Kearney, Crystal Sherman, Phyllis Throckmorton, Quita Fisher Harper, John Jones, Bartholomew Jackman, 180 Ronnise Handy. Karen Griffin, Carmelita Williams. Third row: Charles Minnis, Michael Bowldes, Charrie Jaimson, Charles Mason, Jeremiah Sims, Demetrius Hodges. Franklin Julius, Angela Battle, Deborah Billie, Elizabeth Simmons. Dennis Squirewell, Odishi Johnson, Livingstone Joseph. Alpha Chi National Honor Society First row: Beverly Dillard - SECRETARY. Estella Feaster, Rosalyn Webb - Angela Battle, Dr. P.M. Thomas - ADVISOR. Crystal Sherman. Nancy Mark, STUDENT DELEGATE, John Jones - PRESIDENT, Quita Fisher Harper • Jerry K. Lewis. SECRETARY, Shelia Wall. Second row: Herbert White, Monica Taylor. Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society First row: Beverly Dillard, Estella Feaster, Rosalyn Webb - PRESIDENT. Quita Fisher Harper, Crystal Sherman, Shelia Wall. Second row: Herbert White, Angela Battle, Monica Taylor, Nancy Mark. Tau Beta Chi Business Adm. Honor Society w urn ii • kll  ' ' i- Mk Br LbmMbf! J BBk B W. tv. W ' BJ BBF Wl i. B H Bp Bh Bj Bjf Bj BHH - . ' BTi First row: Patricia Dean, Rosalyn Webb - PRESIDENT, Nancy Mark, Lorrie Smith. Second row: Tracy Mitchem, Barrett Chapman. Pi Gamma Mu Social Science Honor Society ill ' First row: Beverly Dillard, Jerry Dunlap - PRESIDENT, Rosalyn Webb. Second row: Dr. Percial M. Thomas, Mr. Ruben L. Hines - ADVISOR. Alpha Psi Omega Dramatic Honor Society Elizabeth Simmons. Beta Kappa Chi Scientific Honor Society John Jones, Sheila Wall. Delta: Sophisticated Lady Like Violets, President Deltas Vice-President Gina Sammons Recording Sec. Jackie Waters must be indiv- idually selected. You can ' t Cheryl McCullough Corresponding Sec. Tonya Jackson Historian-Pan Hellenic Rep Treasurer Angela Battle grab a hand- ful without damaging some Crystal Sherman Custodian Sergeant-at-Arms Bobette Chasten of them. They can not be roughly picked or Tammy Hairston Pan Hellenic Rep. Custodian picked in a hurry. Cheryl Vaughn Ola Mae Earl Like Violets, Deltas are Toni Moore Parliamentarian Helen Lindsey not the kind of flower that shows off its fullest beauty. Standing Gwen McCullough Kathy Goodwater alone, but is naturally gregarious and looks best in Jean Kelly Sherry Ford natural clusters. Anita McAfee However, like Violets, the Delta can stand alone and still reflect beauty. u Delta: Going First Class (l Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity was founded January 5, 1911, on the campus of Indiana University. Ten young college men made what was a dream, in the mist of prejudice and racial discrimination a reality. Alpha Epsilon Chapter was founded Dec. 10, 1927. Fifty-five years of Achievement, the fundamental purpose of our fraternity. The Brothers of Alpha Epsilon Chapter are proud to say that we haven ' t fallen short of our purpose. Activities the chapter has sponsored; Voter ' s Registration Drive, Bi-Annual Health Fair, Halloween Carnival with the Salvation Army Boy ' s Club, Easter Egg Hunt, Participated in the weatherization of low-income housing, Health Seminars, as well as other social functions for the enjoyment of the Smith family. Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Officers Of Alpha Epsilon Chapter Joseph T. Majors-Advisor Ricky G. Wade - Polemarch Reginald C. Kelley - Vice-Polemarch Marcus Morgan - Keeper of Records Brooks C. Baker - Asst. Keeper of Records Michael Woods - Keeper of Exchequer Terrance Mitchell - Strategus Danny Davis - Lt. Strategus Scott Ellis - Historian William Stewart - Dean of Pledgees Jerry Canty - Co-Dean of Pledgees Alpha Epsilon Chapter Members Ricky G. Wade Reginald C. Kelley Roderick Jose Brown William Stewart Milton Ray Wiggins Ricky Wooten Timothy Miles Donald Etheridge Brooks Baker Marcus Morgan Terrance Mitchell Robert Davis Jerry Canty Danny Davis Scott Ellis Ervin Gourdine Alan Bowden Robert Dunson Michael Woods Uriah Scott Bryant K. Reed James Thompson Robert Caldwell Malcolm Graham Barry Cole Charles Head Anthony Sullivan Charles Mason Charles Mmnis Charles Martin Timothy Alston Perry Brown Fred Howze Ward Wall Darryl Moore KAPPA COURT Miss KAY - Angela Grice Miss Phi - Vonya Fernander Miss Alpha Epsilon - Victoria (Vickie) Battle Miss Nu - Erica Jones Miss Pi - Kim Boseman Miss Crimson -Cynthia Stewart Miss Creme - Dma Hedrick Miss 1911 - Linda Ledbetter Miss Bunny - Merchia Stanley Miss Diamond - Debra Crawford Alpha Kappa Alpha Members: Teresa Johnson, Robin Williams, Corresponding Secretary; Nancy Mark, Rochelle Fisher, Parliamentarian; Deena Smith, Jennifer Anthony, Monica Taylor, President; Robin McClain, IVY LEAF Reporter; Stella Latimore, Rosalyn Webb, Cindy Gripper. Secretary; Keena Caldwell, Dean of Pledges; Stephanie McLeod, Kim Cowans, Deidre Brown, Phyllis Throckmorton, Vice President; Tamara Jefferies. Not Pictured: Angela Henley, Treasurer; Tay Clark, Wanda Mason, Estelle Feaster, Jackie Feaster, Artina Gabriel, Deborah Burns, Camelita Williams, Beverly Cotton, Dede Gwehi, Cheryl Scott. Mariane Ward, Angela Allen. At the beginning of the 1905-1906 school year, Negro students were scattered around the various colleges of Cornell University in Ithica, New York. A group of these students desired to establish a more intimate contact between themselves than their classroom study allowed. Eight of these young men were registered in the undergraduate schools of the university: Henry Arthur Callis, Charles Eugene Kinckle Jones, George Biddle Kelly, Robert Harold Ogle, and Mr. C.C. Poindexter were registered in the graduate school of Agriculture. These young men decided to form a social studies club of the social and literary nature. They held discussions on literature, music and on a course of study determined by the membership. During the first meeting of the social studies club in the 1906-1907 school year, the idea of a fraternity was brought up. On October 23, 1906 the name Alpha Phi Alpha was brought up by Mr. George Biddle Kelly after it was worked out by Mr. Callis and Mr. Jones. On December 4, 1906, the name Alpha Phi Alpha Society is now known as Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc. This date is now observed as Founders Day. THE MEMBERS OF ALPHA OMICRON Anthony R. Chinnis Rex Conerly Rodney K. Hood Darryl B. Hood Carlos Juan Lopez Jesse Lee Moore, Jr. Darryl Murphy John Purnell III Samuel Lowery Byron Lesane Thomas Smallwood Dean of Pledgees Associate Editor to Sphinx President Education Director Corr. Secretary Sgt.-At-Arms Historian Financial Secretary Vice-President Chaplain Secretary Treasurer o c (D +- CO 05 E CO cd CD CO n E § CO ™ CO CO CO 03 5 5 = a) co ■o a) D i) 5 c 5 o 5 y 5..y Q. CL — o .- o c o c c w to - CD CD 0) c - a. o 5 CO  1 aS o I 2 T3 CD « c Q 2 ui TJ CD O D O x w TJ D 13 -C — CD O ■7T, •= 2 1- SiSg E cd co 15 g |°, £jE 5 5-° « £ : i_ O) ( ) ca Q..E o CD si .9 CO T3 ° 8 a? o - ■S ° O y en _ g CO O-g co . O - -c - £|S - £ a. • o E m § CD — O CO od E S 01 CD T3 CO£ g s § s CO CD 5 E E co , o ro % CD CO — ■ - o ra o • E S to CO — S c t TJ o c CO jj to £ = a, 2 O CO Q) ( ) C U Jr U C C0 T 5= £ S CO 3 X IS ? , CD _ S a. £ i  I CO .2 TJ LL E TJ c d c CD CO cd o. o)£ o Se| n.0) a O O r= com™ -13-2 2 O DC co d c a. z CD O £ ' i CO CD UJ _ §| Q 2 £ £ 2 m a E o p o CO o £ §S E S g co 5 TJ o co C c CO CD CO CD CD c ) S S LU S So ■S £1 en S O. to cu zi E,=3 CD rt w (11 b- S w $ £ cd co Q- co i— o 0. Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship, Inc. President - Michael Hill Vice-President - John Struthers Secretary - Robert Ruffin Treasurer - Al Ellington Dean of Pledgees - Roosevelt McGruder Asst. Dean ot Pledgees - Jay Kollock Ambassador of Court Parliamentarian - John Williams This issue marks the 20th Anniversary of Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship Inc. It was at Morgan State College (now a state university) on October 12, 1962, that fourteen men from various backgrounds found a need to form an organization that focused on the plight and resolutions of adversities facing Black Americans. Here at J.C.S.U., the Bull Chapter, which was founded October 28, 1968, the Brothers of Groove strive to promote academic awareness and good ethical standards, to promote unity and fellowship among college men, to create intelligent and an effective leadership, to study and help alleviate those social and economic problems concerning society in order to improve the status of all mankind. Varsity Cheerleaders First row: Pam Smith, Bridgette Meadows, Phyllis Thomas. Second row: Linda Battle - CO-CAPTAIN, Jackie, Enid Boulware, Millie Jones, Beverly Harrell. Third row: Kim Relford, Alicia Pinckney, Christine Blakeney - CAPTAIN. On top: Laverne Fuller. Marching Band MAJORETTES Dina Hedrick - not pictured Kim Peterson • co captain Tracy Rooks Janie Stevenson - captain Phlllls Throckmorton - not pictured JoAnne Stevenson POM PON Sutalia Allen Victoria Battle • co-captain Perneulyn Covington Linda Crenshaw Lisa Ellerb-ee Jeannerte Hudson Denise Marsh Anita Price Stephanie Watson Catrina Wilson FLAG Lana Boulware - captain Thelma Eiierbee Tina Johnson Loria Perry - not pictured Rita Edwards - not pictured Band Roster of 1982-83 CLARINETS Joyce Gaines Vanessa Hunter Sylvester Scipio Sheila Taylor Oellene Williams Odlshi Johnson Dorthea Hood A SAX Cathy Carter Roglna Deas Angela Henley Melvin Lewis Anthony Scott T. SAX Richard LeMaster Barry Thompson Deedra Wright BARI SAX Frankie Palmer Derrick Reeves TRUMPET Melvin Brodie Treven Hampton Byron Lesane Jessie Moore James Saunders Lafayette Thrower FR HORN Maria Taylor Clyde Sherman T BONE Gary Nelson Ricky Wade Jerome Forney Wayne Foreman BARITONE Greg Hart Joseph Steele PERC John Kempson - not pictured Gregory Lee Larry Murchison Kirk Yancey Darryl Nance Jo llMca c2?a 5 00 c CD P O CD C J 00 J. ft C. t J ' ;J •sC 1 982-83 Golden Bulls Football Roster NAME Abernathy, Alveraz Amos, Harold Bradley, Andre Brumfield, Charles Casey, Vincent Darby, Stephone Davis, Kelvin Ellington, Alvin Farrow, Joseph Funderburk, Walter Glaze, Eddie Goss, Calvin Gray, Steve Ham, Alphonzo Harris, Keith Holden, Dennis Hughes, Willie Hunter, James Jewsome, Hubert Johnson, Chris Jones, Kenneth King, Melford Kollock, James Kornegay, Daryl Mapp, Wilbert Martin, Charles McDowell, Nate McNeely, Ed Sanders, Joey Scott, Leon Scott, Reginald Scott, Sidney Shankle, Richard Strothers, Marc Terry, Maurice Tillerson, Dwayne Thomas, John Henry Warren, Craig Webster, Theodore Wesley, Darrel Wicker, Anthony White, Kenneth Williams, Ralph Williams, Reginald Wilson, Reggie Wright, Robert Banks, Billy Bishop, Scott Dennis, Joseph A. Dixon, Wendell Glenn E. Alvin Hill, Eric Hoyles, Michael Hussey, Darryl Johnson, Shelton Logan, John A. Martin, Craig T. Nolan, Andra Sharpe, Marvin Sherrill, Jeff Taylor, Lester Tinnon, Lawrence Walker, Charles J. Walker, Kendrick Witherspoon, Jerome Pos. Ht. Wt. DB 5 ' 1 1 175 DB 5 ' 8 150 OG 6 ' 2 235 C 6 ' 2 230 SE 5 ' 9 155 LB 6 ' 2 230 DE 6 ' 2 220 DT 6 ' 4 230 TE 6 ' 2 218 LB 6 ' 220 QB 6 ' 2 180 QB DB 6 ' 180 DB 6 ' 185 DL 6 ' 4 220 QB 6 ' 190 OG 6 ' 2 225 OG 6 230 DB 5 ' 1 1 170 QB 6 ' 3 200 DE 6 ' 2 220 OT 6 ' 3 265 RB 6 ' 186 RB 6 ' 190 DT 6 ' 3 235 FB 6 ' 205 DB 5 ' 1 180 WR 5 ' 11 180 TE 6 ' 3 220 DL 6 ' 2 210 DB P 5 ' 10 165 OG 6 ' 2 220 LB 6 ' 190 C OT 6 ' 3 230 WR 5 ' 11 170 OG 6 ' 4 225 LB 6 ' 2 218 QB 6 ' 3 198 QB 6 ' 1 220 NG 6 ' 1 250 RB 5 ' 7 160 P 6 ' 2 200 WR 6 ' 2 170 TE 6 ' 2 200 DT 6 ' 2 240 LB 6 ' 2 223 OT 6 ' 6 270 DE LB 6 ' 2 210 RB Spec. 6 ' 2 165 SS CB 6 ' 185 DB WR 6 ' 1 185 RB 5 ' 10 175 LB 6 ' 1 200 RB 6 ' 185 TE LB 6 ' 2 205 DB WR 6 ' 1 185 DT 6 ' 215 RB DB 5 ' 11 177 DB Spec. 6 ' 170 LB Spec. 5 ' 1 195 OB 6 ' 215 DB WB 5 ' 11 185 OG 6 ' 1 225 OG 6 ' 1 235 OG OT 5 ' 10 190 DG 6 ' 3 300 Class Hometown JR Charlotte, NC JR Atlanta, GA SO Knoxville, TN SO Detroit, Ml JR Columbia, SC JR Columbia, SC SO East Orange, NJ SO Atlanta, GA SO Chapel Hill, NC FR Charlotte, NC SO Asheville, NC JR Atlanta, GA JR Arlington, VA SO Merritt Island, FL SO Decatur, GA FR Washington, DC JR Miami, FL SO Charlotte, NC JR Atlanta, GA SO Newport News, VA SR Birmingham, AL SR Mt. Clemens, Ml SO Union, SC SR Silver Springs, MD SO Asheville, NC FR Hartford, CT SR Merritt Island, FL JR Charlotte, NC FR Washington, DC SO Sumter, SC SO Los Angeles, CA JR Pleasantville, NJ JR Norwood, NC SO Newark, NJ SO Baltimore, MD SO Washington, DC SR. Hartdale, NY SO Camden, NJ SR Spindale, NC SO Washington, DC JR Greenville, SC SO Fort Wayne, IN SO Merritt Island, FL JR Atlanta, GA SR Baltimore, MD SO Washington, DC Charlotte, NC Myers Park Charlotte, NC West Mecklenburg Atlanta, GA Douglas Madison, FL Madison County Winston-Salem, NC Parkland Washington, DC Roosevelt Rock Hill, SC Rock Hill Pinetops. NC S.W. Edgecombe Madison, FL Madison County Stanley, I sIC East Gaston Pinetops. NC S.W. Edgecombe Atlanta, GA Murphy Hi Pinetops, NC S.W. Edgecombe Stanley, I IC East Gaston Washington, DC Roosevelt Detroit, Ml Central Miami, FL Miami Sunset Charlotte, NC West Charlotte Winston-Salem, NC East Forsyth The Year Of The Golden Bulls . . . J w | Give me a second. Gel off Cheerleaders 1982-1983 fcg£w iip HP 11 1 1 mi rfr $ it 1 1 Play it the Smith way. I ' m cominglll Don ' t fumble the ball!!! Watch that call!! ! 00 I N 00 On 8 8 s 3 S : 7- ! ) Z i tj « ' S CJ z E X Is u - fa o UJ uJ a a u •? Z P c . en oi r; (13 P c o E E p -E - S S •« -P o d 3 o orj a — j= j= fa O a; cccc cccoocococ g g a g ra c o t o t -C ji J= JZ J= u 2 o 2 o 2 iiil!ul( )cr)£( )u_fy)u- m (O m - ra - ra F v , F - F - - b h £ o x: _c _c -L. x: CD c O) aj u O) c c 0) QJ u ccn 2-c 2 o)cn g en P 5 5 5 £ £ re .ta . 3 5«j o ' 6 • . o o . .oo— cQ 5iu-D-cocau.. 1 u_LocQti_CL.E ty) o u. omoocoui«ooO;flu.iflOO«)OQ.um o « rf- i5«s •OTIU « TJC, 1 ! oU « O 3 3 5 SP c £5 O c rn E -p 5 2! J5 - = ta J- QJ r- t c o ?; - fa O o £ c ' Is IS -P 3 -p £ 5 ! c p c c « . a t I; 9) IS - o e (J IS I QQCCUJ JQQC1 Elbert Montgomery ' s return adds to the JCSU board game . ' r gj ■ i ' J ill |HL is O o E £ 1 E Hi — m iJi 5i O c .s - Cl) ) (0 T3 S3 i= J i- i- r- •t 7= ° J J; D ■ r 03 D ysk siSiM i SI i - 11 ; i V ' ' . ' ' • !2 ; i iliif ' § Z ■•: ' • ■• 1 A Touch Of Class 219 Security Louis Simpson Officer Lewis Jackson Officer Student Affairs General Services Kay Watts Switchboard Operator Student Life Program smrj Student Life Programs is a unit of Student Affairs which in- cludes student housing, new student orientation, international student advisement, student government advisement, coordination of fraternal organization operations, and student judiciary programs. Rev. C. A. Hood Director of Student Life Counseling and Services WELCOME BACK BULLS Sitting: Rosa Stevenson, Secretary; Standing: Jane Conners, Counselor; Lewis Dowdy, Director. Upward Bound at Donald Bowen Director Otis Roberson Counselor Upward Bound is a precollege program for the marginal student who exhibits exceptional potential for academic achievement. The primary goal of the program is to focus on skill building and personal growth that will enable students to experience greater success in their postsecondary activities. This program is committed to work with those students who, from all indications, probably will not achieve success unless some nonclassroom assistance is give n to them. Students enter the program in the sophomore year of high school and continue through the senior year and the summer immediately after high school graduation. Special Services Program Special Services is a program designed to work with a limited number of freshmen and sophomores whose previous academic performance and cultural exposure indicate need for supportive services in order to enable them to achieve successfully at the college level. The program consists of three basic components: reading skills and language laboratory use, tutoral assistance, and counseling and contact services. Office of Development Standing: Odessa Roseboro. Administrative Asst.; Minnie Maxwell. Director of Alumni Affairs, Maxine Mackins, Sec. Gift Accountant; Philip Busher, Sport Info. Dir. Development; Sitting: Frances Harris. Sec; Vanessa Bartley, Asst. to V. P. of Development; Linda Florence, Director of University Relations. Campus Post Office Lessie Deavers. Manager; Sylvia McNair. Asst Manager Counseling and Placement Tammera Roseboro, Asst. Director; William Green, Director, Bertha Green. Secretary Financial Aid Standing: Ranee Jackson, Director; Isaac Coley, Aid Advisor, Sitting: Shirley Whitley, Secretary; Carolyn Smith, Asst. Director Financial Affairs Theresa Dalton - Cashier. Financial Affairs Carolyn Ford - Accounting Clerk Dorothy Hamilton - Acct. Clerk - Financial Affairs Purchasing CO ■I—  CO cd _ n 3 Dr. H. Rowe - Anderson Chemistry Faculty Dr. Shirley Anderson Psychology Dr. Helen Taylor Caldwell Sociology Social Work Mr. Gary Callahan Music Dr. Thomas Collins. Jr. Math Physics Dept. Mr Andrew J. Drake English Dr. Israel J Gerber Psychology Mrs. P. Worthy Dawkins Health and Physical Education Mrs. EM. Graham English Dr. Earl Green, Jr. Urban Studies Dr. Ruth L. Greene Psychology Dr. Paul H. Hailey English y Mr. Ruben L. Hines History Political Science Mr. EL James Communications Dr. Christopher W. Kemp Music jft 1 - ■ Iv Mrs. Bessie H. Ledbetter English Mrs. C.L Means English Mrs. Maxine F. Moore English Faculty i Barbara Moran Communication Arts 1 l ;i Jk m 4 Flossie F. Rann Foreign Languages Dr. Rufus Pettis Math Physics Kenneth Powell Physical Education Pina S. Sturdivant Communication Arts P. M Thomas History Bettye C Walker Music Special Thanks FORMAL WEAR y GARRY HOAGLAND 3205 FREEDOM DRIVE FREEDOM MALL CHARLOTTE. N C 28208 (704) 392 OB86 s :tr - j|U 1 IT n l v 4t p —————— J ' t3 r n f y Being Editor-in-Chief of the 1982-83 Bull has been a very challenging experience. I have had to put up with false accusations, endless nights filled with hard work, and there have been days when I have had to enter my classes unprepared with incomplete work. Nonetheless, I made it through it all. I really thank God for letting me experience such challenges as these. I believe these challenges that I have endured will prepare me for the many hardships that I will encounter in the near future. Each page that I have completed will never be forgotten. They all had a very special meaning. I felt a great joy in preparing these accomplishments helped me to develop a deep sense of dignity and pride. In addition to this, I would like to thank my staff: Tracey, Dina, Regina, Fatima, Velma, Valencia, Debra, Keith, Lana, Janet, Angela, Sabrina, Beulah, Keith, Lonnie, Dexter, Bernard, Wanda, Shelia, Brenda, Reggie, Maury, Steven, Reggie, and Sylvester my right hand. Furthermore, I would like to thank my advisor, Mr. Rogers, who has been a big help with the editing of the artwork. Doctor Gaston and Mrs. Ross who helped me in gaining a better understanding of the business aspect, I thank you. I would also like to thank my work study employer, Miss Alexander. She has been a true friend. She has given me the friendship of a loving mother. I really thank her and everyone else that supported me during this year. Then there is my photographer, Mr. Johnell Kinsey. I really appreciate all that you have done for me. Without your loyalty, understanding, and promptness, I would not have had a yearbook. I am very thankful for everything, and I know that next year ' s staff will be more than glad to use you. Sincerely, Walter A. McAllister Editor-in-Chief WALSWOBTH PUBLISHING COMPANY III I ■