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

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1984 volume:

I I ??£G0i BOc«rcK B U L L ' 84 ' GOING FOR THE GOLD OFFICERS Beulah Winslow Editor-in-Chief Sylvester Scipio Associate Editor Sabrena Bradley Business Manager Angela Pitt Managing Editor Lana Boulware Miss Yearbook Mr. Ernest James Advisor CONTENTS Introduction Dedication Seniors Senior Directory Underclassmen Organizations Special Features Homecoming Campus Queens Sports Student Life Greeks Academics (Faculty, Administration and Staff) In Memoriam More Student Life Black History Month Activities Index Ads Editor ' s Message Autograph Pages JOHNSON C. SMITH UNIVERSITY Charlotte, N.C. 56th Edition Theme: Going For The Gold Now we band together as Smithites, on this adventurous but tedious trek. We create our own destiny as we decide which roads to select. Though we get tired, worn and frustrated while we pursue our unanimous goal, one tries to quit but he can ' t because the fire of inspiration burns within his soul. If you opened up our heads and probed into our minds, you would see the mighty Smithites being the first to cross all lines. So if you see a prestigious Smithite, which is an honor, lo and behold, ask him where he ' s going and he ' ll say: I ' m going for the Gold By Deedra Wright .■ ' ' - .v:- Going For The Gold ._ The 1983-84 YearboS B ose as its theme Going t ie Gold. Seeing that 1984 is an Olympic year and we are the Golden Bulls we found this theme to be timely in many ways. Going for the Gold can be looked at in many j athletically, academically, and ambitiously. Athletically, in that the Olympic athletes will compete foTTue gum m Sarajevo in the winter and in Los Angeles in the summer; academically in the sense that we as students should Go for the Gold, in striyi flgjAjB ake the highest grades possible, and ambitiously by taking ad| opportunities in school, to be prepared to face the challenge j re woria upon graduation. Special thanks to Martin Troupe who aclii lly said the theme Going for the Gold at the beginning of the year. Smith ' s Historical Old . . . 1867 . . . Background . . . New 1984! S.G.A. At Large PHOTOS BY BEULAH TERESA WINSLOW Going For The r. ' ff Gold At JCSU JOHNSON C. SMITH UNIVERSITY Chaalotte, North Carolina 28216 To the Class of 1984: I am honored that you have chosen to dedicate this record of your final year at Johnson C. Smith University to me. During my tenure at JCSU, I foresee being close to many classes of students. However, I share with you a very special bond because you are the first class of my presidency. You leave an institution that has shared and will continue to share a legacy of excellence. The ultimate measure of the success of any institution of higher education is revealed in the progress and success of its graduates. I rest assured that you, too, will join the many Smlthites who have become standard bearers for the university and through your success you will become an ambassador for Smith throughout the nation and the world. You leave Smith at a critical point in this country ' s history. He are a nation debating the value of higher education, debating the necessity of predominately Black colleges universities, debating the purpose of foreign policy which sends our youth to settle other countries ' conflict; we are a nation debating the quality of our own technology, industry, and laborers as we face stringent foreign competition and in such debates dreams can be lost. As you leave Smith, 1 offer you a statement of advise: HOLD FAST AND NURTURE YOUR DREAMS, FOR FROM THAT NURTURING, THAT TENACITY, DETERMINATION, DREAMS ARE MADE REALITY. I wish you a progressive and successful future. 4r An Affirmative Action E ual Opportunity Inilitutton Dedication This year the yearbook staff decided to dedicate the 1983-84 BULL to Dr. Albright and his family. Positive strides toward academic excellence and improvement of the total college experience are evidenced in his continuous work for this institution. Dr. Albright, we salute you and your family, and we hope that all of your future efforts to improve |ohnson C. Smith will be productive and fruitful. J( . :3V A2  ■ S ' Faces And Places Elizabeth Anthony Senior Class President Follow Your Dreams . . . The Future is Now, was the theme in which we the Senior Class tried to uphold. The year was filled with laughter and tears of things to come. The Class of 84 was a class on the move to be sure. Even rival classes had to admit that the super seniors had it together. The times we have experienced at Johnson C. Smith couldn ' t be experienced at any other college. We have grown up into young men and women. We have learned that nothing is just given to us. We must work to attain what we want - to achieve the ultimate goal. The goal we achieve will be nothing if we don ' t remember who helped us to achieve it. In closing, I would like to say that the future isn ' t as far away from us now. It is a reality. The dream of walking upon the stage to accept your degree is here. What will you do with your future? Love for 84 Elizabeth Anthony Senior Class President SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Seat- ed: Tony Pitt. Rogina Deas. Danny Green. Elizabeth Anthony. Elizabeth Simmons, Phyliss Robertson. Larry Muehinson. Standing: Thomas Dawkins, Gregory ' Lee Not Pictured: Gregory Burrell COMMITTEE BOARD Seated: Cynthia Baker. Terri Dawkins. Standing Larry Murchinson, Tony Pitt ALVAREZ L. ABERNATHY Charlotte. N.C. Jrban Studies and Community Affairs ELIZABETH ANTHONY Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Urban Studies Sociology Crimin ANTHONY H. ARCHIE. ]R. Winston-Salem. N.C. Computer Science BRIAN A. ARMSTRONG White Plains. N.Y, Communication Arts FRANCELLA ARNOLD lACQUELINE O. AUSTIN Laurens. S.C. Intermediate Education DEBBIE D. AUTRY Newburgh. NY. Urban Studies and Community Affairs CYNTHIA BAKER Rowland. N.C. Psychology ERICA BALLARD ANGELA L. BATTLE BARBARA LYNN BENNETT EVERETT BENNETT Manhattan, N.Y. Lenoir. N.C. Andrews. S.C. Charlotte. N.C. Computer Science Computer Science Business Administration History SANDRA DENISE BENNETT DEBORAH L. BILLIE DAVID E, BLAIR PAULETT E. BROOKS Charlotte. N.C. Thomasville. N.C. Charlotte. N.C. New York. NY. Business Administration Computer Science Health and Phys. E. Business Adm. ALAN B, BOWDEN DEIDRE M, C, BROWN DONNY BROWN Brooklyn, N.Y. Reidsville. N.C, Atlanta. Ga. Communication Arts Early Childhood Ed. Marketing YVE ' ITE BRUWN Bronx. NY. Psychology ANGELA M. BULLOCK Henderson. N.C. Marketing GREGORY A. THOMAS-BURRELL Philadelphia. PA Urban Studies and Comm. Affairs BONITA RACHELLE BYERS Charlotte. N.C. Urban Studies Community Affairs SHARON D. CARTER TERESA BOBETTE CHASTEN Mount Olive. N.C. Computer Science ANDREA A CLAYTON Timberlake. N.C. General Science Biology KIMBERLY DAWN COWANS High Point. N.C. Political Science Sociology DORIS ELAINE CUNNINGHAM Milton. N.C. Communication Arts TERRI DAWKINS Paterson. N.J. Communications Arts THOMAS L. DAWKINS Greenville. S.C. Marketing Busi. Adm. ROGINA DEAS John ' s Island. S.C. Music Busi. Adm. SHEILA L. DEAS CLINT DAVIS DAVID DIAZ ANITA G. DUMAS OLA MAE EARL Sumter, S.C. New York, NY High Point, N,C. Pendleton. S.C. Social Work General Business Early Childhood Ed GIDEON O. EGBUCHULAM Oinerri, Imo State, Nigeria Political Science MICHAEL ELMORE Georgetown. S.C. Accounting Computer Science VONYA LAVERNEANN FERNANDER Nassau, Bahamas Communications Arts LEROY FORNEY JR. Spindale, N.C. Political Science CHERYL DANNETTE FRANCIS LAVERNE FULLER ARLTINA GABRIEL BENIAMIN F. GALLMAN III Bronx, N.Y. Raleigh, N.C. Charlotte, N.C. Philadelphia, PA. Business Administration General Business Political Science BRENDA GARLINGTON SABRENA CLARISA GERIDEAU ERVIN GOURDINE DANNY L. GREENE Ashbury Park, N.|. Walterboro, S.C. Charleston, S.C. Roxboro, N.C. General Business Marketing Accounting ANGELINE GREENFIELD KAREN ARNETTE GRIFFIN CINDY T, GRIPPER DEDE GWEHI Goldsboro. N.C. Bowie. M.D. Largo, M.D. Momoxia. Liberia Early Childhood Education Accounting History Marketing LTONYA DIANE HAIRSTON Martinsville. V.A. Communications Arts TAMMY F. HAIRSTON Winston Salem. N.C. Political Science WANDA LYNN HARRIS Asheville. N.C, Urban Studies Comm. Affairs RONALD ANTHONY HARRISON Troy. N.C. Computer Science JOHN L. HARVELL VONDA DELEATHA HAYES VALENCIA M, HEDGEBETH DETRA K. HENRY Charlotte. N.C. High Point. N.C. Fayetteville. N.C. Winnsboro. S.C. Communications Arts Political Science General Business Biology TERRI LA ' VON HILL 2 Charlotte. N.C. Accounting SABRINA L, HINSON Economics Business Adm. GERALD GARETH HOPKINS Summerville, B.C. Business Management WILLETTE N. HOUSTON Merritt Island. Florida Urban Studies WILLIE HUGHES |R. SABRIN. ' hl.ISS |Ai KSON TONYA W. lACKSON DAVE lAMES Miami. FL, Columhia, S C Charlotte. N.C. Buffalo. NY. Health and Physical Ed. Communications Arts Urban Studies Accounting |OHN A. jAUDON. |R. Philadelphia. PA, Computer Science HUBBERT lEWSOME Atlanta. GA, Health and Physical Ed. CHRIS |C)HNSt)N Newport News. VA. Marketing EDITH DOREEN lOHNSON Richmond. VA. Urban Studies Community Affairs TONI REGINA |OHNSON Henderson. N.C. Political Science lAMES EDWARD LAWERENCE. Ill Whiteville, N.C. Communications Arts GREGORY LEE Durham. N.C. Communications Arts MELVIN KAYE LEWIS Greenwood, S.C, Accounting HARRY BERNARD MARTIN Columbia. S.C. Health and Physical Ed, RANDOLYN MAYO Greensboro. N.C. Communication Arts SERING OMAR MBYE Banjul. Gambia Accounting HOLLY LYNN McCAIN Rockville Center. NY Communications Arts ANTHONY McCLAN PAMELA McCOLLA BILLY McCULLOUGH CHERYL A. McCULLOUGH Detroit, Mich. Charlotte, N.C. Busi. Admin. English EDWARD T, McNEELY Health and Phy. Ed. BRIDGET A. MEADOWS Gastonia, N.C. Communications Arts TIMOTHY MILES Wilmington, Del. Marketing Computer Science MYRON MINNIS Scotch Plains. N.|. Busi. Adm. Marketing TERRANCE R. MITCHELL BARBARA lEAN MOORE WALTER B. MOORE MARCUS E. MORGAN Winston Salem, N.C. Reidsville, N.C. Brooklyn, N.Y. Darby, PA. Communications Arts General Business General Business Sociology QUEENETTA V. MORRISON NARDYA MICHELLE MORTON SHEILA ANN MOSS LARRY ELLIOTT MURCHISON |R. 24 Danville. VA. Charleston, S.C. Washington, DC. Communications Arts Biology Biology DARRYL MURPHY Norristown. PA. Banking and Finance RICHARD D. MYRICK Detroit, Mich, Computer Science RODNEY PATTON Chicago. IMinois Marketing LINDA GAIL PATTERSON Gastonia, N.C. Urban Studies, Grim. |ust. ANTHONY PITT JR. ANITA R. PRICE TONY C. REAVES PHYLLIS ROBERSON Silver Spring. MD. Washington, DC. Forestville. MD. Greenville. N.C. Political Science Pre Law Marketing Communications Arts ROBERT A. RUFFIN Pittsburgh. PA. General Science GINA SAMMONS Accounting URIAH L, SCOTT, JR. Apex, N.C. Political Science REGINA C. SEYMOUR Pittsboro. N.C. Business Marketing WILLA M. SHARPE Greenville, N.C. Communications Arts CLYDE A. SHERMAN Philadelphia, PA. Communication Arts CRYSTAL SHERMAN Philadelphia, PA. Computer Science ELIZABETH A. SIMMONS Dorchester, S.C. 25 Mathematics LESLIE R. SIMMONS Sharon Hill, PA. Sociology CEDRIC A SKEEN Thomasville. N.C. Banking and Finance THOMAS M SMALLVVOOD )R, Washington. D.C. Computer Science Mathematics CARESSA N SMITH Alliance. N.C. General Business CHARLES A, SMITH Andrews. S,C. Computer Science JOSEPH I. STEELE New Orleans, Louis. Sociology lOANN STEVENSON MARC HULETT STROTHERS Willingboro, N.j English ANTHONY SULLIVAN Philadelphia, PA. Marketing DEREK TAYLOR Boston, Mass. MONICA |. TAYLOR Washington. DC. Accounting DARRELL KARL THOMAS Dorchester, MA. Business Adm. NOT PICTURED MICHAEL D. SINGLETON Houston. TX. Communications Arts PHYLLIS THROCKMORTON Durham. N.C. Communications Arts JOHN TORRENCE Thomasville. N.C. Banking and Finance MARTIN TROUPE Los Angeles. CA. Communications Arts lEFFREY L. TURNER Petersburg, VA. Marketing CHERYL D. VAUGHN Philadelphia, PA. Accounting _ JSL ROBIN GIWON VINSON Shelby, N.C. Urban Studies lANE WALLACE Clearwater. FL. Communications Arts GEORGE H, WASHINGTON, |R. Seneca, B.C. History lAMCK WAiKIWS CYNTHIA Y. WAYNE Chicago, IL. Biology SHENITA LYNN WEBB Durham, N.C. Business Management STEPHANA LYNN WELLS Chicago, IL. Computer Science Eng. HERBERT WHITE Winnabow. N.C. nications Arts AARON E. WHITFIELD Ft Lauderdale, FL. Accounting lOALENE WOODS Concord, N.C. Gen. Busi. Marketing MICHAEL WOODS Charleston, S.C. Accounting KIM YATES Bronx, NY. Business Admin. Senior Directory AAAAAAAAAAAAA ALVAREZ L ABERNATHY 144 North Smallwood Place Charlotte. IMC 28216 MA|OR Urban Studies Community Affairs ACTIVITIES Football Team. Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. Urban Studies Club. ELIZABETH ANTHONY 3451 Northwest Fifth Court Fort Lauderdale. Florida 33311 MAIOR Urban Studies Community Affairs MINOR: Socio logy Criminology ACTIVITIES: Freshman Gospel Choir, S G A Purlie Victorious,- Library Club, Most Outstanding Freshman. R W [ohnson Spiritual Choir ■ Vice-Pres. Historian. Homecoming Committee, junior Class - Parliamentarian, Ira Aldridge Dramatic Guild - President, Urban Studies Club, New Student Orientation Committee - Co-Chairperson. Senior Class Pres.. Board Of Trustees. S G A, Executive Board, President ' s Advisory Council, Graduation Committee. Student |udiciary Board, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES ANTHONY HIAWATHA ARCHIE. |R 3958 North Hampton Drive Winston-Salem, NC 27105 MAIOR Computer Science ACTIVITIES Baskelbalt. Vice-President of Smith Hall BRIAN A ARMSTRONG 5 Ethelton Road White Plains. New York 10603 MAIOR Communications ACTIVITIES Union Program Board. University Student News - Sports Editor, Disc lockey on WfCS, lACQUELINE O AUSTIN 110 Russell St. Laurens, S C 29340 MAJOR Intermediate Education ACTIVITIES: Library Club. N.A AGP, DEBBIE D AUTRY 216 Montgomery St Newburgh. N Y 12550 MAJOR Urban Studies Community Affairs ACTIVITIES: R W |ohnson Spiritual Choir, Miss R W lohnson Spiritual Choir. Miss Crimson Creme of Kappa Alpha Psi Court. Urban Studies Club. Miss Urban Smdies Club, Student Christian Association. Library Club. Senior Class Executive Board. N.A. AC. P. BBBBBBBBBBBBBBB CYNTHIA BAKER Rl 2, Box 105-A Rowland. NC 28383 MAIOR: Psychology ACTIVITIES: Yearbook Staff, Psychology Club, Cou nselor. Union Program Board. Homecoming Committee, Dean ' s List, N.A.A.C,P.. Education Club, U N C.F , S.CA,, S.G A, ERICA BALLARD 345 8th Avenue  4E Manhattan, N Y 10001 MAfOR Business Administration ACTIVITIES Deans List ANGELA L BATTLE 543 Wheeler St , N W Lenoir, NC, 28645 MAJOR: Computer Science ACTIVITIES: R W lohnson Spirittial Choir - Treasurer. Sophomore Class Reporter, Honors Program, Ambassadors Club, [unior Class - Recording Sec, Senior Class - Trip Chairperson. Student Government Association - Recording Sec , Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society, Alpha Chi National Honor Society. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Student Alumni Association, Computer Science Club. WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, BARBARA LYNN BENNETT Route 1, Box 177-D Andrews, S C 29510 MA|OR Business Administration ACTIVITIES None EVERETT BENNETT 314 Seldon Drive Charlotte. NC 28216 MA|OR History ACTIVITIES; None SANDRA DENISE BENNETT 314 Seldon Drive Charlotte. N C 28216 MAJOR Business Administration ACTIVITIES None DEBORAH LAVERNE BILLIE 841 Bowerwood Dr Thomasville, N C, 27360 MAJOR Mathematics MINOR Computer Science ACTIVITIES: Honors Program, Ambassadors Club - Treasurer, Computer Science Malh Physics Club - President. Secretar ' , Beta Kappa Chi Scientific Honor Society - Secretar , Library Club. National Dean ' s List. )unior Class Vice-President. Duke Scholar. National Dean ' s List, Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society, Alpha Chi National Honor Society, Sunshine Foundation Scholar WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVER- SITIES AND COLLEGES, DAVID EVERETTE BLAIR 1612 1-85 Access Rd Charlotte, NC 28216 MAIOR: Health and Physical Education ACTIVITIES: Queen City Club. Intramural Basketball, Physical Education Club PAULETT E BROOKS 9 Franka Place New York, NY MAJOR: Business Administration ACTIVITIES Dancmg Bull-lettes. B DC Company (New York Club), Rho Rose. S G,A ALAN B, BOWDEN 193 Albany Ave,, Apt. 4F Brooklyn. NY, 11213 MA)OR: Communication Arts ACTIVITIES: Lyceum Dance Group, Drama Club, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity DEIDRE MICHELLE CLAUDETTE BROWN 615 Winstead St Reidsville. N C. 27320 MAJOR: Early Childhood Education ACTIVITIES: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Vice-President S.N.C.A-E.. Y.W.C.A, Miss Freshman Class DONNY BROWN 1471 Bolton Rd. N.W Atlanta, Ga 30331 MAIOR Marketing ACTIVITIES: Football YVETTE BROWN 2421 Webb Ave. Bronx. NY 10468 MAIOR; Psychology ACTIVITIES: Lyceum Dance Group ANGELA MICHELE BULLOCK Rt 7, Box 43 Henderson. N C. 27536 MAIOR: MarkeHng ACTIVITIES New Student Orientation Committee, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority. Miss Phi Beta Sigma Fratemit ' . Second Att to Miss • Cla! GREGORY A THOMAS-BURRELL 9601 Ashton Road. Apt D-1 Philadelphia. Pa 19114 MAIOR: Urban Studies Community Affairs ACTIVITIES Myers Hall President. Freshman Class Par- liamentanan. Sophomore Class Parliamentarian, NAACP. SC A. Treasurer. Homecoming Committee. Social Committee - Co-Chairperson, Senior Class Chaplain. Student Alumni Association, BONITA RACHELLE BYERS 1812 Madison Ave Charlotte. NC MAJOR; Urban Studies 4 Community Affairs ACTIVITIES: University Choir. NAACP., Urban Studies Club. SCA., Miss Alpha Epsilon of Phi Beta Sigma. Library Club. Y W.C A, cccccccccccccc TERESA BOBETTE CHASTEN 402 Franklin Street Mount Olive, N C 28365 MAJOR: Computer Science ACTIVITIES: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority - Sergeant-at-Arms Recording Sec. Sanders Hall Council - Treasurer, Female Cottage-reporter. Union Program Board. Student Alumni Association, Universit ' Marching Band. Lyceum Dance Group. Computer Science Club ■ Treasurer. NAACP, Second Att to Miss Junior Class ANDREA A. CLAYTON Rte, 1, Box 584 Timberlake. NC 27583 MAJOR: General Science MINOR: Biology ACTIVITIES: Freshman Gospel Choir, Band, Delia Sigma Theta Sorority, S GA . SCA Groove Sweetheart, KIMBERLY DAWN COWANS 513 Amos Street High Point. NC 27260 MAIOR: Political Science MINOR: Sociology ACTIVITIES: Political Science Club - Secretary, Library Club - Secretary, N A A C P , Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority - Par- liamentarian, Miss Political Science Club, DORIS ELAINE CUNNINGHAM Rl 1, Box 334 Milton. NC 27305 MAJOR: Communications ACTIVITIES; University Choir. Library Club. Sanders Hall - Counselor, Sanders Hall - Treasurer. Ira Aldridge Dramatic Guild DDDDDDDDDDDDD Counselor. Sandei Hall MAIOR; Communicatic ACTIVITIES: Sanders Vice-President, THOMAS L DAWKINS 4 Flower Drive Greenville, S C 29105 MAJOR: Marketing Business Administration ACTIVITIES; NAACP. Business Club, PoHtical Science Club, SCA., S.G.A.. NA.B.A. ROGINA JANEAN DEAS 3665 Leagreville Road John ' s Island, SC. 29455 MAIOR; Music Business ACTIVITIES: Freshman Class Recording Secretary, Special Services Secretary, Freshman Gospel Choir, MENC - Reporter, Sophomore Class Corresponding Secretary. Duke Hall - SGA Representative, University Choir - Accompanist, University Marching Band. Junior Class Corresponding Secretary. University Choir - Secretary. Senior Class Recording Secretary CLINT DAVIS 5 Belton Court Sumter. SC MAJOR Social Work ACTIVITIES: Social Work Club. Library Club DAVID DIAZ New York, N Y ACTIVITIES: G H C . A-House, ANITA DUMAS 600 Ashbum St High Point. NC 27260 MAJOR General Business ACTIVITIES: Library Club. NAACP EEEEEEEEEEEEEEE OLA MAE EARL Rt 2. Box 58 Pendleton. NC 29670 MAJOR: Early Childhood Education ACTIVITIES; Student Alumni Association. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Miss SNCAE, SNCAE - Corresponding Secretary, Custodian. Volunteer Helper for U NC F Telethon MICHAEL ELMORE 2524 West End Front Georgetown, SC MAJOR: Accounting MINOR: Computer Science ACTIVITIES: Computer Science Club. NAB A FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF VONYA LAVERNE ANN FERNANDER PO Box N-8403 Providence Avenue Nassau. Bahamas MA)OR: Communications ACTIVITIES: lunior Class Reporter. University Student News. L EROY FORNEY. [R 104 Spruce S( Spindaie. NC 28160 MAIOR Political Science ACTIVITIES: Smith Hall Treasurer. PoliHcal Science Club. Save and Change Black College Committee. Young Democrats, CHERYL DANNETTE FRANCIS 890 Trinit . Avenue. Apt IIF Bronx. N Y 10456 MAIOR: Business Administration ACTIVITIES: Sanders Hall Counselor. S.G A.. NAACP. Business Club. BCD Company |New York Club). Delta Sigma Theta Sorority LAVERNE I FULLER Raleigh. NC MAJOR General Business ACTIVITIES: N.A AC P . Cheerleader. Pep Club GGGGGGGGGGGGG ARLTINA GABRIEL 1608 Russell Avenue Charlotte. N C 28216 ACTIVITIES: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Miss Alpha Kappa Alpha, Universit ' Choir. First Attendant to Miss University Choir, MENC BENJAMIN F GALLMAN, III 606 North 55th Street Philadelphia, PA 19131 MAIOR; Political Science ACTIVITIES: Track and Field Team. SGA. Political Science Club - Vice-President, NAACP - President, National Urban League ■ JCSU Chapter. Member, Big Brothers Association. Debate Team. Kayo Oil Company Internship. N,A AC P Local Executive Committee. Young Democrats, Recipient of the Synod of Trinity Minority Scholarship BRENDA GARLINGTON 1003 Munroe Avenue Asbury Park. N.J 07712 MAIOR: General Business ACTIVITIES Concert Band, Marching Band, University Choir. N ABA SABRENA CLARISA GERIDEAU 214 Lucas Street Wailerboro. SC 29488 MAIOR Communication Arts ACTIVITIES: Freshman Gospel Choir. University Choir. University Band. Library Club, YWCA. Miss Library Club. Library Club, Smdent Advisor Sanders Hall. N.A.A.C,P.. Homecoming Committee ERVIN GOURDINE 10 Kracke Street Charleston. S C 29403 MAJOR Marketing ACTIVITIES Freshman Class President, Yearbook Staff - Managing Editor, Homecoming Committee Chairman. Student Alumni Association - Vice-President, Business Club - President. SGA Vice-President. Homecoming Comm Chairman, SGA President. Kappa Al pha Psi - Vice-President. Outstanding Freshman, Most Active Freshman, Most Active Junior. Award of Achievement in Marketing. Outstanding Young Men of America. WHOS WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES DANNY LANIER GREENE Route 5. Box 209 Roxboro. N.C, 27573 MAIOR; Accounting ACTIVITIES Marching Band. Drama Guild - President. New Student Oneniation Committee, Senior Class ■ Parliamentarian. Business Club, N A B.A KAREN ARNETTE GRIFTIN 2503 Korvale Lane Bowie. Man- ' land 2015 MAIOR: Accounting CINDY T GRIPPER 12006 Hunterton St Largo. Mainland 20772 MAIOR: Histor ACTIVITIES Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Ambassadors Club DEDE GWEHI Sinkor Old Road Monroxia. Liberia MA|OR: Marketing ACTIVITIES: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Business-Director of Program. Tau Beta Chi Business Adm Honor Societ ' HHHHHHHHHHHH L TONYA DIANE HAIRSTON Martinsville. Va MAIOR Communications ACTIVITIES Union Program Board - Social Committee. Yearbook Staff. Duke Hall - Vice-President. Duke Hall Council - SGA Rep TAMMY F HAIRSTON 4472 Northampton Drive Winston-Salem. N.C 27105 MA|OR: Political Science ACTIVITIES: Student Aiumni Association. R W lohnston Spiritual Choir. Political Science Club, Homecoming Committee, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Pan Hellenic Rep.. Custodian. Corresponding Secretary, WANDA LYNN HARRIS 110 South French Board Ave Asheville. N.C 29801 MA|OR: Urban Studies and Community Affairs ACTIVITIES: Freshman Gospel Choir. R W lohnson Spiritual Choir - Sec. SC A,, SGA., Urban Studies Club RONALD ANTHONY HARRISON 201 Griffin Drive Troy. NC 27371 MAJOR: Computer Science ACTIVITIES Football Team, Track and Field Team. R W Johnson Spintual Choir. Penthouse Club, Honors Program, National Deans List, Freshman Gospel Choir. SCA, New Student Orientation Comminee. Malh Compuler Science Club, SCA Reporter. Minority Biomedical Research Support Prograi Student Recreational Program, Air Force ROTC. NSOC Co-Chairperson, Marching Band, Traffic ludiciary Board, Outstanding Young Men of America. EPA Scholarship Recipient, Off-Campus Men, Kappa Kappa Psi Honorary Music Prat Union Program Board lOHN L HARVELL 9213 Feldbank Drive Charlotte. N C. MAIOR: Communications ACTIVITIES None VONDA DELEATHA HAYES 706 North Ellwood Drive High Point. N C MAIOR: Political Science ACTIVITIES: N A.AC P. Political Science Club- VALENCIA M HEDGEBETH 5237 Foxfire Road Fayetteville. NC 28303 MAIOR General Business ACTIVITIES Food Service Committee, Honors Program DETRA K HENRY PO Box 602 Winnsboro. SC 29180 MA)OR: Biology ACTIVITIES: Miss Alpha Phi Alpha, Biology Club. Honors Program. MBRS. Beta Kappa Chi Scientific Honor Society, Deans List. TERRl LA ' VON HILL 120 South Crigler Street Charlotte. NC MAIOR: Accounting ACTIVITIES: Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, N.A.A C P., Student Alumni Association SABRINA L HINSON 2709 Ravencroft Drive Charlotte. N C MAJOR: Economics Business Administration ACTIVITIES Union Program Board. Slurfenl Alumni Association. Business Club GERALD GARETH HOPKINS 312 North Walnut Si Summerville. SC 29483 MAJOR: Business Management ACTIVITIES: None WILLETTE HOUSTON 255 West Lucas St. Merritl Island. Florida 32952 MAJOR: Urban Studies ACTIVITIES: Freshman Gospel Choir. Liston Hall Council - President. SGA,. SCA . R W Johnson Spiritual Choir • President. Community Service Committee • Chairperson, Student Judiciary Board - Chairperson. Urban Studies Club • President WILLIE HUGHES. JR 14721 S,W 104th Ave Miami, Florida 33176 MAJOR: Health and Physical Education ACTIVITIES: Football - Co-Captain ijiiiiiijiiniijiiiniiii SABRINA BLISS |ACKSON 4018 Coronado Drive Columbia, SC MAIOR: Communications ACTIVITIES: Freshman Class Treasurer. Sophomore Class Treasurer. Women ' s Track Team. University Student News. Duke Hall Counselor, Duke Hall Council - Parliamentarian. First Att to Miss Duke Hall. Ms Rho Chapter of Omega Psi Phi. Female personality on WJCS Radio TONYA JACKSON Charlotte, N.C. MAJOR: Education ACTIVITIES: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Society of Future Criminal Justicians. S.N C A E, DAVE lAMES 74 Herman St Buffalo. NY 14212 MAIOR: Accounting ACTIVITIES NAB.A JOHN lAUDON Philadelphia, Pa MAIOR: Computer Science ACTIVITIES: Track Team, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity HUBBERT JEWSOME 3679 Bolfair Drive. N W Atlanta. Ga CHRIS lOHNSON 38 Tillerson Drive Newport News. Va. 23602 MAIOR: Marketing ACTIVITIES Football Team. EDITH DOREEN JOHNSON 4903 Goddin Court Richmond, Virginia 23231 MAJOR: Urban Studies and Community Affairs ACTIVITIES: Urban Studies Club. Sanders Hall Counselor. National Dean ' s List, Sanders Hall - Vice-President. Sanders Hall - Secretary. Certificate for services rendered to the R. W. Johnson Spiritual Choir TONI REGINA JOHNSON 403-B Homer Street Henderson. NC 27536 MAJOR: Political Science ACTIVITIES: Freshman Gospel Choir - Director. Liston Hall - Vice-President, S C A , R W lohnson Spiritual Choir - Directress. Y W C.A-. Pohtical Science Club. First Att to Miss Student Christian Association LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL JAMES EDWARD LAWRENCE. Ill PO Box 1034 Whiteville, N.C 28472 MAJOR Communication Arts ACTIVITIES: None GREGORY LEE 42-C Ridgeway Ave. Durham. NC 27701 MAIOR: Communication Arts ACTIVITIES: Freshman Class SGA Rep.. Sophomore Class Vice-Pres. Senior Class Vice-Pres . Homecoming Committee. Yearbook Staff Photographer. Newspaper Staff. Marching Band - Drum Major. Union Program Board. WJCS Disc Jockey. Alumni Scholarship. Concert Band. New Student Orientation Committee. UNCF Telethon Committee MELVIN KAYE LEWIS 112 Russell Street Greenwood. S C MAJOR Accounting ACTIVITIES: NA sity Choir. Un In . Dean ' s List. National Dean ' s List . , „ ... -- Club. Marching Band. Program Board. Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, MMMMMMMMMM HARRY BERNARD MARTIN 4235 Highland Park Drive Columbia. SC 29204 MA|OR: Health and Physical Education ACTIVITIES: Tennis Team. Health and Physical Education Club. Yearbook Staff. NAACP SERfNG OMAR MBYE 12 Wellesley Street Banjul. Gambia MAJOR Accounting ACTIVITIES Business Club. RANDOLYN MAYO Greensboro. N C MAIOR: Communication Arts ACTIVITIES: University Student News - Associate Editor, Editor-in-Chief Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Second Attendant to Miss iohnson C Smith University. WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, First Attendant to Misa |unior Class, McMcMcMcMcMc HOLLY LYNN McCAIN 45 Edgewood Rd, Rockville Centre, New York 11570 MAJOR Communication Arts ACTIVITIES University Band. Freshman Gospel Choir. National Dean ' s List. Deans List, Committee member of Senior Class. SCA., SGA. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. PAMELA C McCOLLA Detroit. Michigan MAJOR: Business Administration ACTIVITIES: Union Program Board, Social Committee. Yearbook Staff. Duke Hall Council - Secretary. Alpha Court CHERYL McCULLOUGH 2816 Burbank Drive Charlotte, N C MAJOR: English ACTIVITIES First Attendant to Miss Freshman Class, Freshman Gospel Choir. Miss Junior Class. Phi Delta Tau Education Honor Society - President. Sigma Tau Delta National English Honor Society, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority - Vice-Pres.. Historian. Miss Delta Sigma Theta. Dean ' s List. Queen City Club. WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNWERSITIES, Awards Committee. EDWARD T McNEELY 1901 Northbrook Drive Charlotte. NC MAJOR: Health and Physical Education ACTIVITIES Varsity Football, Lettermans Club MMMMMMMMMM BRIDGET A MEADOWS 3008 Matthews Drive Gastonia. N C 28052 MAJOR: Communication Arts ACTIVITIES: Marching Golden Bulls. Cheerleader. Freshman Gospel Choir. Miss Cheerleader, Ira Aldndge Dramatic Guild. Dean ' s List. Head of Fund Raising. Pep Club TIMOTHY MILES 139 West 29th St. Wilmington. Del MAJOR: Marketing Computer Science ACTIVITIES: Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternit ' , Business Club. S G.A.. Big Brothers. Yearbook Staff Photographer MYRON MINNIS 351 Hunter Avenue Scotch Plains, New Jersey 07076 MAJOR: Business Administration Marketing ACTIVITIES: Student Judiciary Board. SG.A. Committee Chairman - Community Relations. Union Program Board. N,A.B.A. TERRANCE R MITCHELL 2858 Old Greensboro Road Winston-Salem, NC 27101 MAJOR Communication Arts ACTIVITIES: Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. BARBARA JEAN MOORE Reidsville, NC MAJOR: General Business ACTIVITIES R W Johnson Spintual Choir. Yearbook Staff. SGA. Union Program Board WALTER B MOORE 490-A Lexington Avenue Brooklyn. NY 11221 MAJOR ' General Business ACTIVITIES: Yearbook Staff. Union Program Board. Intramural Basketball. Business Club MARCUS MORGAN 40 North Tenth St Darby. Pa 19023 MAJOR Sociolog ' ACTIVITIES: Parliamentarian - Freshman Class. Runner up to Most All Around Freshman Mal e, Sophomore Class S GA. Rep- Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity - Keeper of Records. National Dean ' s List, Outstanding Young Men o( America NARDYA MICHELLE MORTON 632 Doe St Danville. Va MAJOR Communications ACTIVITIES Yearbook Staff. University Student News. R W. Johnson Spiritual Choir. Union Program Board, SHEILA ANN MOSS 5303 Langslon St North Charleston. SC 29418 MAIOR: Biology ACTIVITIES Minorty Biomedical Research Support. Beta Kappa Chi Scientific Honor Soclet -President, Miss Beta Kappa Chi. Biology Club. Dean ' s List LARRY ELLIOTT MURCHISON. JR 4317 20th Street. N.E Washington. DC MAJOR: Biology ACTIVITIES LInion Program Board. Homecoming Committee. Marching Band. Yearbook Staff- Photographer. Senior Class SGA Representative. Senior Class Reporter. SOS. NAACP., Newspaper Staff, New Student Oneniation Committee. Social Committee DARRYL MURPHY 510 Oak St Norristown. Pa. 19401 MAIOR Banking and Finance ACTIVITIES Student Advisory Council. Track Team, Business Club. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity RICHARD D MYRICK Detroit. Michigan MAJOR: Computer Science ACTIVITIES. Computer Science Club pppppppppppppppp ANTHONY PITT. |R 1303 Morning Side Drive Silver Spring. Md 20904 MA)OR: Marketing ACTIVITIES: Freshman Class SGA Rep,, Senior Class SGA Rep . Chairman - Union Program Board. Black History Month Committee - Co-Chairman, Fund Raising CommiOee - Co- Chairman. LINDA GAIL PATTERSON 1102 Spencer Avenue Gastonia, N.C 28052 MAJOR: Urban Studies Criminal lustice ACTIVITIES: Pep Club. Urban Studies Club. Criminal justicians. Student Alumni Association, 2nd Atl to Miss Senior Class. N A AGP ■ Secretary. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, ANITA PRICE 6215 12lh St, N W Washington. DC 2001] MAIOR Political Science ACTIVITIES: Yearbook Staff. Recipient of Band Scholarship. Dean ' s List, Golden Bulls Marching Band, Sophomore Class Secretary, Student Alumni Association. Political Science Club, New Student Orientation Committee, Black History Month Committee, Homecoming Committee, UNCF Committee - Chairperson, Recipient of four trophies - Miss [CSU Pageant, Miss lohnson C Smith Univ. Delta Sigma Theta Sororit ' RRRRRRRRRRRRRR TONY C, REAVES 6561 Hilmar Drive Forestville, Md MA|OR: Marketing ACTIVITIES: Freshman Gospel Choir. R, W- [ohnson Spiritual Choir . Pianist. S C,A . SGA. University Choir. Intramural Basketball. New Sensations. Yearbook Staff. SCA Trees. NAA.CP PHYLLIS ROBERSON 1802-B Kennedy Circle Greenville. N C 27834 MA|OR: Communication Arts ACTIVITIES Soci al Club. Social Committee - Union Program Board. Ira Aldridge Dramatic Guild - Sec. Treas.. Residential Advisor. Corresponding Secretary ■ Senior Class. Homecoming Committee. Alpha Psi Omega Honorary Fraternity. Leading Female Role in Simply Heavenly ROBERT RUFFIN Pittsburgh. Pa MAIOR: General Science ACTIVITIES: Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship. Student ludiciary Board ssssssssssssssss CINA L SAMMONS 2610 Talbot Road Baltimore. Md 21216 MA|OR: Accounting ACTIVITIES: Presidents Student Advisory Board. BusinejM Dept Advisory Board. NABA. Business Club. Student Alumni Association. Student ludiciary Board. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority - Vice-President. Pan Hellenic Council - President URIAH LANDERS SCOTT Rl 4. Box 19-B Apex. NC 27502 MA|OR: Political Science ACTIVITIES: SGA,. SCA.. University Choir . President. R W lohnson Spiritual Choir. University Band. Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. Honors Program. Scholastic All-American. National Dean ' s List. Dean ' s List. UNCF,. New Shident Orientation Committee REGINA CLYDETTE SEYMOUR Rt 4. Box 574 Pittsboro. N C, 27312 MA|OR Business Marketing ACTIVITIES Business Club. 1st Att to Miss Business Club. Yearbook Staff • Typist WILLA SHARPE Rt 4. Box 4. Homestead Park Greenville. NC 27834 MAIOR, Communication Arts ACTIVITIES 2nd Atl to Miss Listen Hall. Yearbook Staff, CLYDE SHERMAN Philadelphia. Pa MA|OR: Communication Arts ACTIVITIES: Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. Yearbook Staff . Photographer. University Band. Freshman Class - Vice-President WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES CRYSTAL SHERMAN Philadelphia. Pa MAIOR Chemistry ACTIVITIES Delta Sigma Theta Sorority - President. Dean ' s List. Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society. Alpha Chi Nationai Honor Society. WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES. Ambassadors Club ELIZABETH A SIMMONS Rte 1. Box 442 Dorchester. SC 29437 MAJOR Mathematics ACTIVITIES: Beta Kappa Chi Scientific Honor Society - President. Alpha Psi Omega Dramatic Honor Society - President. Alpha Chi National Honor Society. Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society. Computer Science Club - Vice-Pres . Ira Aldridge Dramatic Guild. Prudential Scholar. Duke Scholar. Yearbook Staff rnnr«rt Band. Ambassadors Club. Miss Ambassadors Club. Honors Program. Duke Hall Council - Treasurer. A,0, Steele Award. One of the Ten Most Active (uniors. Neely-Brooks Scholar. United States Environmental Protection Agency Fellowship. Greyhound Scholar (Pictured in lune 1982 issue of Ebony magazine). Dean ' s List. President ' s List. WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES. National Dean ' s List LESLIE RENEE SIMMONS 1215 Scott Street Sharon Hill. Pa 19079 MA[OR: Sociology ACTIVITIES R W lohnson Spiritual Choir. S G A . Track and Field. Student Alumni Association. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority CEDRIC A SKEEN 305 South St Thomasville. NC 27360 MAIOR: Banking and Finance ACTIVITIES Business Club THOMAS MENFORD SMALLWOOD 1817 Good Hope Rd . S E Washington. DC 20020 MAJOR Computer Science Mathematics ACTIVITIES: Malh Physics Computer Science Club. Honors Program. Dean ' s List. National Dean ' s List. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. Ambassadors Club. New Student Orientation Committee. Computer Science Mathematics Club - President. Outstanding Young Men Of America. University Smdent News - Business Manager. Award for Academic Excellence in French. Special Services Tutor. Award for Most Active Junior. Duke Scholar. Student Government Assoc, - Treas . Penthouse Club. Peer Counselor - Freshman Sophomore Studies. Off-Campus Men CARESSA N SMITH PO Box 537 Alliance. NC 28509 MAIOR: General Business ACTIVITIES Yearbook Staff. Library Club. Duke Hall Counselor, CHARLES A SMITH Andrews. SC MAIOR Computer Science ACTIVITIES Math Physics Computer Science Club - Treasurer lOSEPH I STEELE 4117 Magnolia St New Orleans. La 70115 MAIOR: Sociology ACTIVITIES: University Band. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, MARC HULETT STROTHERS 46 Medford Lane Willingboro. Nj 08046 MAIOR: English ACTIVITIES, Varsity Football. University Smdent News ANTHONY SULLIVAN 2220 N 58th St Philadelphia. Pa MAIOR: Marketing ACTIVITIES Track Team. Kappa Alpha Psi Frateniity MICHAEL DEWAYNE SINGLETON Houston. Texas MAJOR Communication Arts ACTIVITIES: Yearbook Staff. Basketball Team. Letlennan I I II I II I II I If I II I II I M I II I II I 11 I II I II I 11 I II I I DEREK P TAYLOR 160 Ruggles SI 0131 Boston. Mass 02120 MAJOR: Accounting ACTIVITIES: University Student News. Union Program Board. Intramural Basketball Champions. Business Club. N A B A . Dormitory Counselor. Berry Hall MONICA I TAYLOR 3908 21st St . N E Washington. DC 20018 MAJOR: Accounting ACTIVITIES: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Business Club. Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society - President. Alpha Chi National Honor Society. Pi Gamma Mu National Honor Society - Pres . Tau Beta Chi Businesis Administration Honor Society - Pres. Pan Hellenic Council. Honors Program. Dean ' s List. President ' s List. National Dean ' s List. WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES DARRELL KARL THOMAS 7 Holbom St Dorchester. Mass 02121 MAJOR: Business Administration ACTIVITIES Intramural Basketball Champions. Shtdent Trainee (Personnel Managementl. Federal Junior Fellowship Program Business Club PHYLLIS THROCKMORTON 1107 S Alston Ave Durham. NC 27701 MAJOR: Communication Arts ACTIVITIES: 2nd Att, to Miss Freshman Class. Band Majorette. Cheerleader. Majorette - Captain. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Vice-President. Ambassadors Club. Honors Program. Miss Duke Scholar. 1st Att to Miss lohnson C Smith Univ . Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society. Alpha Chi National Honor Society Dean ' s List. National Dean ' s List, JOHN TORRENCE 1136 Liberty Drive Thomasville. NC 27360 MAJOR: Banking and Finance ACTIVITIES: Intramural Basketball. NAA C P,. Business Club MARTIN TROUPE 5766 Bowesfield St Los Angeles. Ca 90016 MAIOR Communication Arts ACTIVITIES: University Student News. Yearbook Staff. Radio Staff. Brayboy Champions (Blue Chippers], JEFFREY L, TURNER Petersburg. Va MAIOR: Marketing ACTIVITIES: Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. Pan-Hellenic Council. Dean ' s List. N A,A C P . Varsity Football vvvvvvvvvvvvv CHERYL DENISE VAUGHN 119 East Gorgas Lane Philadelphia, Pa 19119 MAJOR: Accounting ACTIVITIES: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Miss Student Alumni Assoc, First Att to Miss Senior Class. ROBIN GIWON VINSON Rte 5, Box 321-A Shelby, NC 28150 MA|OR: Urban Studies ACTIVITIES Junior Class Treasurer. Urban Studies Club. S.G.A, wwwwwwwwww |ANE WALLACE 902 Engman St Clearwater. Florida 33515 MA)OR: Communication Arts ACTIVITIES: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Miss Senior Class. Dean ' s List. National Dean ' s List. Senior Executive Board. Homecoming Committee, NAACP, Yearbook Staff, GEORGE H WASHINGTON. JR 300 South Poplar St Seneca. SC. 29678 MAJOR: History ACTIVITIES: N.A,A.C.P.. Young Democrats, Freshman Gospel Choir CYNTHIA YVONNE WAYNE 8812 S, Bennett St. Chicago. III. MAJOR: Biology ACTIVITIES: Minority Biomedical Research Support, Biology Club. Dean ' s List, SHENITA LYNN WEBB 3007 Weaver St Durham, NC MAJOR: Business Management ACTIVITIES Concert Band (Clarinet Player). Marching Band (flag girlj, Captain Co-Captain. Band Council, Business Club. SGA Rep.. Student Advisory Council ■ Bminess Dept,, Yearbook Staff. NAA C,P. United Negro College Fund Volunteer, S.C.A., Delta Sigma Theta Sorority STEPHANA LYNN WELLS 324 W 101st St Chicago, III 60628 MAJOR: Computer Science English ACTIVITIES: Miss Berry Hall. Computer Science Club. Swimming Team. Yearbook Staff. S G A Committee member HERBERT WHITE Rt 1. Box 58 Winnabow. N C 28479 MAJOR: Communication Arts ACTIVITIES: Alpha Chi National Honor Society - President. Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society, National Dean ' s List. Dean ' s List, University Student News - Associate Editor. Save and Change Black Colleges. Debate Team, Ambassador Club. Honors Program, WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES. AARON E WHITFIELD 3829 N W 3rd St Ft. Lauderdale. Fla 33311 MAJOR: Accounting ACTIVITIES; Business Club. NABA , N A A C,P,, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, National Dean ' s List. Dean ' s List. Duke Scholar. A.I C P A - Amer Inst of Certified Public Accountants Recipient. SGA. Tau Beta Chi Business Administration Honor Society lOALENE WOODS 204 Tournament Drive Concord. N C 28025 MAJOR General Business Marketing ACTIVITIES Business Club. SGA. Student Advisory Council ■ Busmess Dept, SCA. NAACP. NABA, United Negro College Fund Volunteer MICHAEL WOODS 717 King St, Charleston. SC 29403 MA|OR: Accounting ACTIVITIES: University Choir - Vice-Pres,. Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. Polemarch. Business Club, NABA Pan-Hellenic Council. Treasurer, Kappa Alpha Psi • Exchequer. Recipient of John H, Wheeler Foundation Award in Business and Law. Duke Scholar. Deans List, Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society. Alpha Chi National Honor Society WILLIAM WOOD no N Baldwin Ave Kannapolis. N.C 28081 MAIOR: General Business ACTIVITIES: None YYYYYYYYYYYYYY KIM YATES 890 Trinity Ave. Bronx. NY 10456 MAJOR Business Administration ACTIVITIES: Union Program Board, NAACP,, Yearbook Staff. u ' i ' I -x- fr - .. ' j -T ' ?; - ' •f 5« - i (:[:) j t. hiul- f K Freshman Class Officers Acycella Alexander Charlotte, N.C. vV - Michael Ammons Baltimore. MD. Demetrice Andrews Philadelphia, Pa. Benjamin Bell Charlotte, N.C. Decatur, Ca. Annzell Benson Spartanburg, S.C. Cynthia Bethea Winston-Salem, N.C. Daniel Bidgood Charlotte. N.C. Loraine Bracey Chesapeake. Va. Jeffrey E. Bragg James Branch Wilmington. N.C. Fort Washington. Md. Jacqueline Brannon Union. S.C. Katie Brice Claremont. N.C. Pamela Bridges Laurinburg, N.C Latonia Brooks Kernersville, N.C. Patricia Brooks Harleysville. S.C. Katherine D. EUerbe Charlotte. N.C. Nikki Ephraim White Plains, N.Y. Cynthia Fife Richmond. Va. Jl J Marian Flowers Charlotte. N.C. 1 I 1 if r I Lemar Foster, Jr. Charlotte, N.C. Teresa Foster Gaffney. S.C. April Frierson Amityville. N.Y. Alisa Fryar Washington, D.C Tracey Gainey Winston-Salem. N.C. Dana Gibson New York, N.Y. Randy C. Grant Charleston. S.C. Kimberly A. G Charlotte, N.C. Brenda Godwin Selma, N.C. Albert Van Graves Richmond, Va. Ronald Green Charleston, S.C. Reggie Greene Sicklerville. N.l. Meiko Gresham Philadelphia. Pa, Tracey E. Griffin New York. N.Y. Angela Guilford Merritt Island. Fla Lawaynia Hallums Greenville. S.C. James L, Hamilton Spindale. N.C. Dante Johnson Summerton, S.C. Michael Johnson Boston, Mass. Patrice Johnson Fountain, N.C. Greg L. Joyner Rocky Mount, N.C. Lola P. Knox Charlotte, N.C. Randolph LaMarr Wittensburg, Pa. LaShun Lawson Atlanta. Ga. Sharon Layton Spartanburg, S.C. Marcella Lee Springfield. Mass. Michael Legette Mullins, S.C. Jeffrey G. Loman Washington. DC. James T. Lowe Buffalo. N,Y. Ray A. Magee New Brunswick, N.j Angelo Manning Fairmont, N.C. Kimberlyn Marshall Upper Marlboro, Md. Belinda McCall Riclcy McCormick Laurinburg, N.C. Fairmont, N.C. Robert W. McDonald Georgetown, S.C. Desi McDuffie Winston-Salem. N.C. 1 Eugene Maybin Spartanburg, S.C. Jerome McCoy Sumter, S.C. Thomas McCrea Rossanna McCrearv Katrina McCree Philadelphia. Pa. Rock Hill. S.C. ' Charlotte, N.C. Latonya McGowan Oxon Hill, Md. Eliza Mayo Washington, D.C. Rodney K, McBroom Burlington, N.C. Saundra McCracken Southport, N.C. Dennis McCray Madison Heights. Va. Wanda McCuUough Greenville. S.C. ..l ' ' ' Edward McDonald Bamberg, S.C. Lizzie Mcintosh Lexington, N.C. Anthony Mclntvre New York, N.Y. ., Kathryn McKenzie Philadelphia. Pa. Victoria McMurrian Plainfield. N.J. Reicka McNeill Charleston, S.C. DeWayne Miller Wilmington, N.C. Lance Miller Philadelphia, Pa. Sebrena Miller Charlotte, N.C. Debra Mitchell New York, N.Y. Gloria O ' Neil Winston-Salem. N.C. Beatrice Montgomery Buffalo, N.Y. Imeh Ottong Nigeria. W. Africa James Nichols Charlotte, N.C. Jewel E. Nicholson Hamlet, N.C. Jacqueline Morris Matthews, N.C. Anita R. Oglesby Cowpens, S.C. Wanda Patterson Rockville, Md. Yvette Pender Winston-Salem. N.C. Dhetra Powell Boston, Mass. Wilbert Powell Columbia. Md. r Ebec Ralcliffe Evelyn Redding Queens Village. NY. Columbia, S.C. Lisa Richmond Durham, N.C. Beverly T. Richardson Charlotte. N.C. Andrea Robinson Philadelphia. Pa. George Robinson Richmond, Va. Kelvin A. Roberson Brooklyn. N.Y. Ruth Robertson Ridgeway. S.C. Sandra Robinson Atlanta. Georgia Darryl Robbins Charlotte. N.C. Stella Robinson Penns Grove, N.). Mario Sans Jamaica, NY. Sidney Sammons Clinton, N.C. Fonda Sanders Smithfield, N.C. Kevin Scott Norristown, Pa, Monique Scott Charlotte, N.C. Thadious R. Scott Columbia, S.C. Valerie Scott Fairmont. N.C. Kevin Sherrill Washington, D.C. t ' Soundra Simpson Bennettsville. S,C. Ben Singleton Summerville. B.C. Selma Smith Robersonville, N.C. Lynn R. Spears Detroit, Mich. Karen Spencer Fayetteville. N.C. Larry Stivender Columbia, B.C. Leon Shipp Mount Holly, N.C. Charlene Smith Ridgeville, B.C. William C. Stanford Philadelphia, Pa. Sharla Shiver Wilmington, N.C. Robin Small Pittsboro. N.C. Greenville, B.C. Fredrick E. Staton Charlotte, N.C. Ernest Simmons Columbia, B.C. Marquie Smith Kernersville, N.C. Yvette Solomon Winston-Salem, N.C. 1 Patrice Stevenson Charlotte, N.C. Kim Stone Ridgeway, S.C. Vernon Stowe Kings Mountain, N.C, Robert Strother Chester. S.C. Daryl Sturgis Winston-Salem. N.C. Darrell Taylor Chesapeake. Va. Monica Taylor Capitol Heights, Md. Henry Thomas Charlotte, N.C. Patrick Tillman Salisbury. N.C. Cynthia E. Thompson Chester. S.C. Henry Thomas Charlotte. N.C. James P. Thomas Oakboro. N.C. Terri Treadwell Jamesville. N.C. Ronda M. Wallace Charlotte. N.C. Frank Walters Columbia, S.C. LaVette Washington Elizabeth City, N.C. Scott L. Webber Shelby, N.C. Lillian Westmoreland Chicago, 111. Braelon White Chicago, 111. Ernest White Rocky Movint, N.C. Kevin White Winston-Salem. N.C. Seymour Wilder Chester, S.C. Clifford Williams Charleston, S.C, Todd Williams Yonkers, N.Y. Thomas Williams Chicago, 111. Winifred Williams Columbia, S.C. Kirk Williamson Washington, D.C. Kimberly Woodard Pinetops, N.C. Jackie Wilkes Charlotte, N.C. Tawani Yarborough Charlotte, N.C. Brian Young Charlotte, N.C. CUECk , T JlPi Cii ' ,A iJ Sophomore Class Officers jit Rosa Elizabeth Aaron Charlotte, NC Pamela Alexander Charlotte. NC Anthony Anderson Bladensburg, MD Erik Andrews Ft. Lauderdale. FLA Eugene Barnes Charlotte. NC lames Beane. Jr. Richmond, VA Etoi Beasley Chicago. ILL ,1l% Karen A. Clay Charlotte, NC Stephne Coney Charlotte. NC Leonia, N| Marcia Dent Wilmington, Del Joyce Gaines Ft. Lauderdale, FLA Arthur Gibbs Poughkeepsie. NY June Gilbert Leslie Gilliard St, Croix, US Virgin Is. New York, NY Exic A. Glenn Winston-Salem. NC Darlene Hall Huntersville, NC Bonita Hardin Fayetteville, NC Beverly Harrell Ernie Harris South Boston, VA Richard LeMasIer 5 ' ' Ann Arbor. MI. Vicki Love Columbia. S.C. Iris Lytle Asheville, N.C. Yvonne Marsha Charleston, S.C. Barbara Pittman Charlotte. NC Sarah Price Martinsville, VA Levonia Ray Asheville. NC Charles Reese Baltimore. MD Kimberly Relford t r Danita Richardson lacksonville. FLA Danita Robinson Greenville. SC Roosevelt Rush Jr. Woodmere. Ohio Bobby Schumpert Columbia. SC Marvin Sharpe Pinetops. NC Charles Shorter Ft. Lauderdale, FLA yi v leremiah Sim£ Sumter, SC Walter Simms Richmond, VA Michelle Simpson Cincinnati, Ohio Anita Sinclair Red Springs, NC Eric White Monroe, NC Thomas D. White Winnsboro, SC Yvonne E. Wright Richmond. VA Andrea Youngblood Charleston. SC yhojnofes : ib e V r lA f ' O Kt ' £?i6tE iiiJc?Kt: :j . Junior Class Officers Seated: Charles Minnis - Vice-President. Reggie McConnell - President Standing: Ronnise Handy - Treasurer. Stephanie Brown - S.G A. Rep.. Dianne Sulhvan - Miss junior Class, Tammy Marshall - 2nd Attendant. Not pictured - Charles Head - Parliamentarian, Priscilla Stowe - 1st Attendant, Charrie jaimson - SGA Rep.. Vonya Fernander - Reporter. Vanessa Giles - Corr Sec . Deborah Caldwell - Rec. Secretary. Linda Battle Lenoir, NC Victoria E. Battle Rocky Mount. NC Leonard Baxter Charlotte, NC Cheri Bennett Lilesville, NC Rose Biddle Charlotte, NC Jacqueline Btessingame Sabrena Bradley Greenville. SC Winston-Salem, NC Douglas Brown Charleston. SC Stephanie Brown Winston-Salem. NC Janice Burton Simpsonville, SC Willie Burwell Oxford. NC A Robin Perle Byrd Miami. FLA Deborah Caldwell Chester. SC Janet Cameron Chicago. ILL r Arndretta Cook Castonia. NC Rita G. Copies Charlotte. NC Calvin Coppedge Rocky Mount. NC Debra Crawford Silver Spring. MD Eddie Crawford Gastonia. NC Kimberley Dawson Chicago, ILL Helen Ellis Charlotte, NC Brenda DeBerry Morven, NC Andre Ganther Chesapedke, VA Reginald Danner Columbia, SC ■ Leslie Donaldson Davidson. NC Hazel M. Gipson Charlotte, NC Natalie Gresham Charlotte, NC Anita Guilford Merrit Island, FLA Tonya Dantzler Columbia, SC Felicia Davis Richmond, VA H.irijHtt ■n. NC Renay Harris Washington DC Debbie Kearney Henderson, NC Kenneth Kinard Charlotte, NC Deatrich R. Kirkpatrick Burlington, NC Tammy Marshall Bladenboro, NC Charles Martin Hartford, CONN Charles Mason Phila., PA Calvin Merritt Smithfield, NC Sylvia Mickle Charlotte. NC Arlene Montgomery Blythewood, SC Richard Myrick Detroit, MICH Jean North Charleston, SC Betty Parish Danville, VA r Tonya Smith Rocky Mount, NC Priscilla Stowe Charlotte, NC Dianne Sullivan Greenville, SC Shelia Taylor Swansea, SC Diane Thomas New York. NY Delios Thompson Lumberton. NC Dwayne Tillerson Washington, DC Walter W. Twitty Charlotte, NC Tammera Vallier Chicago, ILL Carla Vines Statesville. NC Donnadrez Warner Shelby, NC Mary Webb Pendleton, SC Kenneth White Fort Wayne, IN Valecia White Winston-Salem, NC Annette Williams Laurinburg, NC Carmelita Willians Washington DC Theresa Williams Rocky Mount, NC Ralph Williams Merritt Island, FLA Veronica Williams Reginald T. Wilson Charlotte, NC - Leroy Wise Columbia, SC Jeffrey Yongue Charlotte, NC Sheila Young Charlotte, NC ReC-i6X £ T OCKTr.K Student Government Association Dear fellow Smithites, I would first like to begin by saying that I was thrilled that you chose me to serve as your president. It was one of the most exciting, thrilling, hard, but yet the most memorable experience in my life. When I sit down and think about the day when my reign will come to an end. It saddens me because I will miss the job very much. But even more importantly, I will miss all the courageous and dedicated students. I thank you for the good times we ' ve shared in our everyday lives, the faith that you instilled in me, the confidence you ' ve shown me, and for attending the meetings as well as scheduled events. But most of all, I thank you for respecting me as a student as well as your president. To the faculty and staff, I truly love each and every one of you. With your help we have proven that united we will stand. Once again, I thank God, my parents, the students, and the faculty and staff. Remember, no matter where I go or whatever I do, I will always be loyal to ICSU. Sincerely yours, Ervin Gourdine S.G.A. President ERVIN GOURDINE. S.G.A. PRESIDENT Angela Battle - Recording Secretary, Kimberly Dawson - Corresponding Secretary. Randolyn Mayo - 2nd Att. to Miss |CSU. Anthony Bright - Parliamentarian, Sylvester Scipio - Vice-President, Not pictured - Jesse Moore - Treasurer. Walter McAllister. Elizabeth Anthony. William King - Board of Trustees. The Ira Aldridge Drama Guild The Ira Aldridge Dramatic Guild has really been active this year. They have produced and presented several productions for the campus and community at large. From left to right: Willa Sharpe, L ' Tonya Hairston, Mrs D ' Armond (Advisor). Sherri [ackson. Marcia Dent. Charles Yongue, Angela Pitt, Terr! Dawlcins. Annelle Moore. Elaine Cunningham. Faye McKoy. Fonda Sanders. Beulah Winslow. Terr ' Henry, April Frierson. Eleaf Frazier. Elizabeth Simmons. Reggie Bodrick, Elizabeth .Anthony, At top: Jackie Morris - Miss Ira Aldridge Dramatic Guild, Michael Johnson, Phyllis Roberson - Sec. Treas., Danny Greene - President. Yvetle Alston - First Attendant Alpha Psi Omega Dramatic Fraternity Alpha Psi Omega is a national drama honor .society for 4-year colleges. It aids in university productions. Selected membership is based on the quality of dramatic participation and G.P.A. It is also based on enthusiasm and attitude. Elizabeth Simmons Advisor. Pres.. Ms, D ' Ar Pi Gamma Mu Social Science Honor Society Sylvester Scipio, Monica Taylor, Reginald Falice, [ames Beane. Associate Members Tau Beta Chi Monica Taylor. Pres. Charles Mason. Aaron Whitefield. Mike Woods. Karen Griffin Ambassador Club Executive Board President: Vice-President: Recording Secretary: Treasurer: Corresponding Secretary: Miss Ambassador: 1st Attendant: 2nd Attendant: Ella Mae Hariston Glenn Phillips Sheila Williams Deborah Billie Odishi Johnson ilizabeth Simmons Dellene Williams Ronnise Handy The Ambassadors Club is a newly charted organization as of the 1982-83 school year. Our purpose is to aid the Admissions Office by conducting campus tours for prospective new students, help in the recruitment of new students, and to promote scholas- tic achievement. Members consist of Honors students. Duke and Teagle scholars, and Dean ' s List students. Also pictured: Sarah Price. Audrey Jenkins, Angela Pitt. Jeffrey Leak. Crystal Sherman. Demetrius Hodges. Sylvestor Scipio. Charles Minnis. and Deedra Wright. Beta Kappa Chi Scientific Honor Society Officers President: Elizabeth Simmons Vice-President Ms. Beta Kappa Chi: Sheila Moss Treasurer: Detra Henrv Secretary: Deborah Billie Program Director: Errol Thompson Advisors: Mrs. V. Washington and Dr. Law This is an honor society for students in Mathematics and the Natural Sciences. We firmly believe that science holds the Golden Key to the royal palace of knowledge. N.A.B.A. (National Association Of Black Accountants] Here at Smith is the student chapter that works in conjunction with the Charlotte Chapter. Some activities sponsored by N.A.B.A. are: V.I.T.A. (Volunteer Income Tax Assistance) for low income taxpayers, and student conventions held at different universities where student chapters are located. Also the Charlotte Chapter of N.A.B.A. has a Scholarship and Awards Banquet each year and this year Ronnise Handy was a recipient of one of the three scholarships. President: Vice-President: Secretary: Treasurer: Record Keeper: Ms. N.A.B-A-: . Officers Reggie McConnell Ronnise Handy Tammy Armstrong Felicia Davis Janice Burton Tammy Armstrong S . O . S . (Student Of Opportunities In Science] Motto: Science Points to God President: Vice-President: Treasurer Secretarv ' : Parliamentarian: FaculK ' Advisor: Cynthia Y, Wayne Charrie Jamison Detra K, Henr - Robyn Byrd Darrvl Hood Dr, L. Wilson Members: Sharon Jennings. Sheila Moss. Chris Mathis. Robin Hayes. Ward Wall. Karol King. Debbie Kearny. Vannesa Wade, Maurice Blue. Lynn Spears. 71 Freshman Gospel Choir The Freshman Gospel Choir sang on various occasions in the University Church. The group has managed to continue over the years and stay together to sing the praises of God. The tradition should continue through the years to come. First row - |ames Hamilton. Winnifred Williams, Earl Vernon (Pianist), Second row - Shyreene Lewis - Vice-President. Towanna Parker - Treasurer. Kim Stone. Third row - Patrice Johnson, Rosanna McCreary - President, Charlene Smith, Audrey |enkins. Student Christian Association OFFICERS - STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION President: Vice-President: Treasurer: Recording Secretary: Corresponding Secretary: Parliamentarian: Chaplain: Miss S.C.A.: 1st Attendant; 2nd Attendant: Reporter: Debbie Kearney Elaine Hicks Tony Reaves Charrie Jamison Ella Mae Hariston Byron Lesane Reggie Bodrick Sharon Jennings Sylvia Mickle Deborah Hayes Jesse Gore We Strive To Do Our Best And Let God Do The Rest is the theme for the Student Christian Association |1983-84|, for we believe that God ' s way to attaining success is always striving to do your best. However, the Student Christian Association functions to provide activities that will increase the spiritual awareness of the student body. Health And Physical Education Club DepartmenI H ad - Dr William Bill Lide. President - Cirnlvn Ann [enkins. Vice-President - Tracv Antonio Bookman. Sarah Price, Sandra Lewis Donald rhompson, Phillip G, Smith, Library Club Officers President: Kimberly Cowans Vice-President: |ackie Austin Secretar ' : Elaine Cunningham Treasurer: Anita Dumas Miss Librarj ' Club: Deborah Caldwell Members: Tonia Cowans, Deborah Billie, Clint Davis, Nathaniel Shiver, Teresa Williams, Toney Smith, Caressa Smith, Kim Yates, Kathy Fenner, Bernetta Bobbit. Brenda Harris, Darryl Johnson, Pam Smith. 73 Liston Hall Council President: Vice-President: Secretary: Parliamentarian: Parliamentarian: Rep. of Judiciary Court: Tonya |ordan Victoria McMurrian LaVette Washington (not present) Bedell Mattocks LaShaun Lawson Jacquelyn Morris Sanders Hall Council Liz Anthony Terri Dawkins Elaine Cunningham Duke Hall Council President: Doris Redfearn Vice-President; LTanya Hariston Secretary: Pamela McColla Hall Counselor: Phyllis Roberson Hall Counselor: Caressa Smith Sherri |ackson Duke Hall counselors help aid female residents. They are responsible for keeping the dorm in an orderly manner. Computer Science Club President: Vice-President: Secretary: Treasurer: Officers Deborah Bilire lames Beane Stephana Wells Teresa Bobbette Chasten Reggie Felice. Carlos Lopez Minority Bio-Medical Research Support Program Director: Principle Investigators: Dr. B. K. Chopra Dr. B. K. Chopra Dr. H. F. Russel Dr. R, V. Little Dr. Rowe-Anderson Dr. Ruth Greene Dr. j. R. Law Student Trainees: Ward Wall, Sharon Jennings, Debbie Kearney, Brenda Harris, Robin Williams, Cynthia Y. Wayne, Maurice Blue, Robin Hayes, Carmelita Williams, Teretha Brown University Student News Staff The University Student News Staff is an important organization on Johnson C. Smith ' s campus. They strive not only to give the highlights and happenings on campus but off campus just as well. The staff has done a tremendous job this year; we encourage them to continue their hard and dedicated work. Front Left to right; Randolyn Mayo - Editor-in-Chief. Dr. Albert Kreihng - Advisor. Bernard Phifer - Photographer. Back row - Brian Armstrong - Sports Editor, Herbert White - Associate Editor, Sylvester Scipio. The JCSU Dancing Bullettes The Dancing Bull-ettes are a group of young ladies who come together to present a vivid, action-packed performance during the halftime at basketball games. They perform only at the home games and are always prepared to give a show thats worth your money. officers: Captain - Dianne Sullivan. Co-Captain - Dina Hedrick, Secretary Choreographer - Lana Boulware, Treasurer - Paulett Brooks, Choreographer - Tonya Danztler. Manager - Danny Greene. Members - Lisa Bronson, Anita Byrd, Samantha Davis. Latonya McGowan, Cynthia Mayes. Janie Tomlinson, Miriam Twitty, not pictured - Samantha Council. N.A.A.C.P. Members: Charles Minnis, Keith Smith, Tony Bright. Jackie Austin William King - Parliamentarian, Leonard Baxter - Treasurer, Rej Rooks - Secretary, Benjamin Gallman. |ames Beane. 5, Kim Cowans, Bart Jackman, Odishi Johnson. Sylvester Scipio, Tonia Cowans, President, Donnadrez Warner - Queen, Jesse Gore - Vice-President. Tracy S.N.C.A.E. Student North Carolina Association of Educators S.N.C.A.E is a professional organiza- tion which caters to all education majors. The purpose of this organization is to broaden the students. Officers President; Angeline Greenfield Vice-President: Donna West Secretary: Dianne Sullivan Treasurer: Sherwood Smith Young Democrats Officers President: Steve Neal Vice-President: Keith Smith Secretary-Treasurer: Reginald FaUice Advisor: Mr. Ellis Members: Kimberly Cowans, Tonia Cowans, Anita Dumas, Vonda Hayes, lackie Austin, Darryl Murphy, Anthony Bright, Mark Gibson. Bartholomew |ackman, Malcolm Graham. leanette Dorsey. Darryl Sledge, Cherri Lewis. Keith Lipscomb, Political Science Club President: Bart lackman Vice-President: Keith Smith Secretary ' : Malcolm Graham Treasurer: Vonda Hayes SGA Representative: Anthony Bright Parliamentarian: Leroy Forney The Political Science Club per- formetd the following activities for the 1983-84 school year: public lectures and seminars, fund raising, an oratorical contest, a symposium, film series, club socials, and mixers. ; en en CD S - 5 p2S: .« MSSa 3jii.S cna:HHH2cc D u U E- — O w J O D en ; •■o og-S- SI cd o o CT3w ,S5S5E-5ra2 C D. g E r Q c a o -c (D CD - ■- . a ;? . E: I 7_ £ -c g i U „- o 5 gE-gsl .°| -2. . n: fe _g „ S. ' _ 3 g a; g S -S 13 a.;S CD™ S gtS-Sg S - ! 2P£- c— J- = S S g cW-J g a -5 ou J) S3 2 2 ogfe - x g uo 5|g i| — f-. CO Q g o i — -C CO E:2Sjsfeegu§ -g-so; ■ ' ' ■eg ' giSS:a T3 CO ' 1 ' r- -- S ' 9 5 l-S ' l g-si ' 26g|S 5D-5,gQ2;CjC-£-g § h gw SO .-a p Qj DO J oSs ' iiO ' tcoco - — Q, t; 2! a 3 ;| iS „- H - CO fO 2 .S oj .5 u.-p o •- g ' _2 o ■£ r ' CO Marching Golden Bulls Dina Hedrick sports a friendly smile New Sensations Left to right: Wanda Harris. Willette Houston. Tony Reeves. Sherwood Smith. Stephanie I WILL STRIVE TO DO MY BEST, AND LET GOD DO THE REST oh. Heavenly Father, as I pray, Give me the strength to face today. Take my hand and walk with me That I may be what you ' d have me be. Grace me with your strength to make it through To accomplish the things you have given me to do. Teach me to stretch out on faith more, And fill my basket from Heaven ' s grocery store. Let me not misrepresent you. But do only those things you would have me to. Let me not be disobedient or unjust. But to leave all my complaints in your trust. And, oh Father, if the sun does not shine today, Help me to see beauty anyway. If things do not all go my way, Distrub my mind so that I will pray That I enter not into temptation But keep my eyes on salvation. And help me to remember always That I am not in this world to stay. But am passing through as your child - Only to stay for a little while. And Father, before I close. Help me to help others. Help me to get along here in this place; Keep me in your love and saving grace. Help me to keep this prayer in my mind - To look towards you through all times; For I realize that I am just one. And my journey towards Heaven has just begun. Help me, oh Lord, as I pray. To serve you more everyday; To strive to do my best, And let my Heavenly Father do the rest. Ella Mae Hariston SCA Corresponding Secretary Honors Program First row: Miriam Twitty, Second row: Charles Minnis, Terence Powers. Not pictured: New Student Orientation Committee First row: Gail Troupe, Kim Dawson, Ervin Gourdine. Sylvester Scipio. Second row: Elizabeth Anthony, Uriah Scott, Alfonzo Willingham, Debbie Kearney, Angela Battle. Third row; Ron Harrison, Beulah Winslow, Sharon |ennings. Not pictured: Danny Greene, Keith Lipscomb, |esse Moore, Dennis Squirewell, Sarah Price, Kim Relford, Odishi Johnson, Ella Mae Hariston. Michelle Simpson, Anita Price, Walter McAllister, Thomas While, Sherry Clawson, Daryl Hood, Greg Lee, Larry Murchison, Robin Williams, Barry Cole. Union Program Board The Union Program Board is the student organ- ization within the Student Union that provides various activities for the students, faculty, and staff of the University. This is accom- pHshed through six standing committees and special committees appointed when necessary. First row: Patricia Daniel. Kim Relford. Lisa Butler, |anie Tomlinson. Terry Treadwell, Selita Cross. Selma Smith. Second row: Latonya McGowan, Anthony Bright. Brian Armstrong, Chairperson Tony Pitt, Daryl Sledge, Frank Chisholm. Carter Hall Council Reggie Keith Harris. President Smith Hall Council President - Chris Womack. Vice President - Charles Minnis, Secretary Treasurer - Thomas Bynum 1 1 Berry Hall Residence Council President - Myron |. Minnis Vice President - Gregory A. Thomas Burrell Secretary - Brian Armstrong Treasurer - Daniel Greene [not pictured) Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society is a general honor society open to both junior and senior men and women from a wide variety of academic disci- plines. It was founded in Nash- ville, Tennessee in 1937. The Alpha Kappa Sigma Chapter was founded at [.C.S.U. in 1939, The advisor is Mrs. Ledbetter. The required average for membership is 3.30. First row; Ronnise Handv, Elizabeth Simmons, Mrs. B. Ledbetter - ADVISOR, Deborah Bilhe, Phyllis Throckmorton Second row: Angela Battle - Vice-President, Monica Taylor - President, Andre Ganther. Sylvester Scipio - Secretary ' , Michael Woods. Not pictured: Treasurer - Herbert White, Cr ' stal Sherman. Errol Thompson, Arthur Wilson. Tracey Dickerson, Shelia Moss, Douglas Hunter Alpha Chi National Honor Society Alpha Chi is a general scholastic honor society for col- lege men and women in their junior and senior year. The required cumulative average is 3.30. First row: Ronnise Handy. Elizabeth Simmons, Deborah Billie, Phyllis Throckmorton, Second row: Angela Battle. Monica Taylor, Andre Ganther, Sylvester Scipio, Michael Woods, (not pictured - Herbert White - President, Crystal Sherman, Errol Thompson, Arthur Wilson, Tracey Dickerson, Shelia Moss, Douglas Hunter], Yearbook Staff 1983-84 What a year! Being elected Miss University Yearbook 1983-84 has really been an honor, a sure pleasure, and definitely a total enjoyment. It was hard work, but with the help of dedicated people on the staff it was a little easier. Going For the Gold, this year ' s theme is exactly what this staff has done. We went for the GOLD and I feel we have acquired it. I thank this year ' s staff for helping me Go For the Gold. I love each and every member of this staff and I hope our success will go on. To next year ' s queen, may you have the support, success, dedication, and love that I had. To the staff, I thank you from the bottom of my heart. Good luck and may God ' s light always shine upon you. God bless you all. Miss University Yearbook Lana Boulware Lana Boulware, Sylvester Scipio, Angela Pitt. Stephanie Fruster, Deedra Wright, Odishi [ohnson, Darryl Sturgis. Daryl Sledge, Terrence Powers. Yearbook Staff 1983-84 Serving as Associate Editor has been an experience I shall never forget. The road was long and hard and many obstacles were placed before me. I thank God for his guidance and strength and for giving me the determination to keep striving and working hard. I also thank those who supported the production of this book and the dedicated staff members who gave much of their free time during the week and on Saturdays putting forth 1007c effort. I also thank Mr. [ohnell Kinsey, our photographer for his promptness and patience and Mr. Wayne Wolfe our representative from the publishing company for his guidance, patience, and understanding. I also thank our advisor, Mr. Ernest James. Going For The Gold is a timely theme because it expresses to me a challenge to move forward and never stop until the end is achieved. I wish the best to next year ' s staff. May God smile on you and keep you moving forward on the road to a successful production. Sincerely, Sylvester Scipio Associate Editor Sabrena Bradley Business Manager (not pictured] Sylvester Scipio Associate Editor Lana Boulware Miss Yearbook Angela Pitt Managing Editor Stephanie Fruster. Layouts Ella Mae Hairston, Layouts Index 1 9 8 3 8 4 Bonita Hardin, Index Typist Hjl m H fl n ' xj9 H| ■■!■ ,... i ' y T- 1 Odishi Johnson, Layouts Daryl Sledge, Layouts Darr ' l Sturgis. Layouts Typist Yearbook Staff 1983-84 Deedra Wright. Layouts Greg Lee, Photography Larr ' Murchison, Photography Layouts We have tried to bring back t o you the many memories of this school year. We hope that as you turn each page you will receive pleasant thoughts of the days gone by. To the student body, faculty, administration, and staff we say always go for the gold, putting your best foot forward and never looking back. Clyde Sherman. Photography Tim Miles. Photography Not pictured - Morey Isley. Artist. Michael Rogers. Photography. Groups At Work For The Gold!! Special reai ured Installation Service of Student Government Association Student Government Association officers were sworn in by President Robert Albright. SGA President Ervin Gourdine gave acceptance speech and there were selections by R.W. Spiritual Choir and comments by Dr. Albright. jGA President Ervin Gourdine awaits to tal e oath of office. 1 mil : ft 1 jft,;!y 1 1 ' ' mM jS I 1 k.. M H V. w3 L. ..J H 1 President Eivin Gourdine recites oath after President SGA President Ervin Gourdine is sworn by President Robert L. Albright, Taste of Southern Hospitality I This joyful Saturday brought sunshine, fresh air, two people, who were curious about Black Heritage In The South. At Johnson G. Smith University ' O ' J ■1 II f ill ?, Thw M ' And J. C. Smith Univ. Thanked Susan Mallally and Emily Herring Wilson with an honorable Lun- cheon. Jesse Jackson Convocation f i ' On Thursday, October 18, 1983, the internationally acclaimed Rev. Jesse Jackson was the featured speaker in the University Church. His speech dealt with voter registration and the involvement of minorities in the political arena. He is a very outspoken man on many issues. He is a native of Greenville, S.C. He now resides in Chicago, 111. He has been instrumental in the Operation PUSH campaign. Through this organization, he has successfully pioneered boycotts to gain recognition and equality for black businesses and corporations. Recently, he has gained much publicity because of his quest for the 1984 Democratic Presidential nomination. Many leading Black political figures are not supporting him in his endeavor, however, he is still striving. He is truly an outstanding Black American and leading political figure. He is an inspiration to society in all parts of the country. Smithites Get Off Hillbilly Sarah takes an apyAi- lir. ik .ii Ihi ' carnival Walter chills out with two lovely women! Hey! Let ' s go to the haunted house! At The Halloween Carnival Vickie got Free kisses from all the Kappas! Freshman Class Prez Gar - Robinson hides behmd the finger of finance. Clarence helps a trick- or- Ireater prepare her mask. Features Of The New Residence Hall Dr, Albright completes the ceremony with a speech. Miss North Carolina 1984 Visits JCSU Deneen Graham, 1984 Miss North Carohna was presented to the students, faculty, staff and the Charlotte community in the Union Main Lounge on Sunday, November 20, 1983. This program was co-sponsored by the Links, Inc. of Charlotte and the Alumni Affairs office of Johnson C. Smith University. She gave a brief speech and was presented flowers by Dr. Rowe-Anderson on behalf of Achievers Unlimited News. Remarks were made by President Albright and President of the Links. University Choir members Uriah Scott and Charles Head each sang one selection and Miss JCSU, Anita Price sang excerpts from famous Duke Ellington tunes. Deneen ' s family was presented and the fact was made known that both her parents are graduates of ].C.S.U. Deneen ' s achievement is landmark event for black women and the Negro race as a whole. Being selected as the first black Miss North Carolina is significant because it shows if you work hard you can accomplish any goal. Deneen, we congratulate you on this dynamic achievement and we wish you the best as you continue on throughout life. May you be successful always and may God bless you. Students In Cheryl McCullough English Senior Sylvpstpr Sripio Communications junior Randolyn Mayo Communications Senior American Colleges M U KKmL ; I Bk 1 ; Hb B ! 1 1 CD CD Angela Battle Ervin Gourdine Deborah Bill Computer Science Marketing Math Senior Senior Senior (Not Pictured • Crystal Sherman, Senior, Clyde Sherma n, Senior, Charrie |aimson, lunior, Arthur Wilson, Senior, Monica Taylor, Seni( J. C. Smith ' s I)urr ' l Sansbury. Lashun Lawson Lashun Lawson Gail Troupe Prentiss Thomas Modeling Troup Alfonso Willingham Shelly Simpson Walter McAlister, Loretta |ohnson Walter McAlister, Gail Troupe Pretty Legs Contest This year twelve legs won the top three honors. Those legs belong to Tony Reeves and Cynthia Fife The top honors went to these two pairs of - third place. Terrence Cole and Kim Relford - first place. Charles Minnis and Kathy McKenzie - parallizingly gorgeous legs: Terrence Cole, first second place. place in the men ' s division. Kim Relford, first place in the women ' s division. This beautius bevy were the feme falales for this year ' s pretty legs contest. As you can .see the (|ueslic legs. hard to an.swer as In who h.id the prettiest Strut your stuff, honey Tfie judges. |oe Crosby. Maxine Mackins. Ricky Clark and Issac Fullard tally the score as Mr, Gidney looks on. The contestants had to walk down the aisle and in front of the judges. They were graded on personal appearance and audience response. This year ' s decision was difficult indeed. This year male and female Pretty Legs Contests were combined. Even though there were only seven guys, the thrills of the audience and the sex appeal of the guys were still tremen- dous. As the picture proves, the decision the judges had to make was very hard. Smith Breaks Ground For The New Residence Hall One Of The Oldest Homecoming 1984 cJLove d he JC V O cLlfi 3Je Homecoming Week October 30 - November 6 Xove Is The Key SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30. 1983 EVENING WORSHIP SERVICE MONDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1983 7:00 P.M. (SPONSOR: S.C.A.I UNIVERSITY CHURCH GAME NIGHT TUESDAY, NOVEMBER, 1, 1983 7:00 P.M. (SPONSOR: S.C.A.I UNION MAIN LOUNGE QUEEN ' S TALENT SHOW WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2. 1983 7:30 P.M. (SPONSOR: MISS j.C.S.U.) BIDDLE AUDITORIUM COCKTAIL AND CHEESE SIP QUEEN ' S FASHION SHOW THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1983 7:30 P.M. (SPONSOR: S.G.A. AND MISS j.C.S.U.I UNION MAIN LOUNGE CORONATION OF MISS J.C.S.U. 7:00 P.M. RECEPTION IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING (SPONSOR: S.G.A. AND MISS j.C.S.U.] FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1983 MOCK FUNERAL PEP RALLY AND BONFIRE GOOD CHEER HOUR PRE-DAWN DANCE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 6:00 P.M. 7:00 P.M. - 9:00 P.M. 10:00 P.M. - 12:00 P.M. 12:00 A.M. - 4:00 A.M. GYMNASIUM UNION MAIN LOUNGE BIDDLE AUDITORIUM BLOCK, MCCROREY UNION MAIN LOUNGE AND DOWNSTAIRS GYMNASIUM WAKE-UP MARCH (TENTATIVE] 8:00 A.M. LINE-UP (PLEASE BE PROMPT) 10:00 A.M PARADE 11:00 A.M GAME 1:30 P.M. GREEK STEP SHOW 6:00 P.M. GRAND FELLOWSHIP BALL 8:00 P.M. SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 6. 1983 BAND TRADE AND SYCAMORE STREETS TRADE AND SYCAMORE STREETS MEMORIAL STADIUM GYMNASIUM CIVIC CENTER ENDING WORSHIP SERVICE GOSPEL EXTRAVAGANZA 10:00 A.M. (SPONSOR: RELIGIOUS LIFE] 7:30 P.M. (SPONSOR: S.G.A. AND S.G.A.) UNIVERSITY CHURCH GYMNASIUM A Candid Look At Smith ' s Queen and Escorts iMiMtiia a YJrl ' iryTiir ' il Game Night I knew it all the time. Cocktail and Cheese Sip Girl, did you see you know who with you know who? The throne of Miss J.C.S.U. and court Miss Anita Miss J.C.S.U. sings I Am Love Love Is The Key J.C.S.U. Price look of ' ■Love The Coronation Of Miss J.C.S.U. Dr. Albright addresses the audience. f Last year ' s Miss J.C.S.U., Pamela Young. ' oM Queens await in anticipation. The university choir sings under the leadership of Professor Kemp. c atnpud Q. ueend Arnd C dcortd Anita Ms JCSU Price ' s Reception What can we say? That ' s enough cake Randolyn. More Of The Reception Too sweet says Anita. Randolyn gives a little cheese. Ms. Sophomore Class Ms, DST Kathy. Latonia, and LaShun wait patiently? ■Ti • En, ' in and Gregg in their rented tux. A Pep Rally Of The Century Check this out ' Good Cheer Hour This strictly social hour is a chance for Smithites to mingle with other Smithites that they have In the receiving Hne, students patiently wait to be served, never seen before and hear the opinions of Brenda Harris. The Alpha Phi Alpha Fall ' 83 line attentively gazes on. They received high praises for helping the clean up committee. Ervin Gourdine. President of the Student Government Association and Anthony Bright, Board of Trustees member enjoy serving the students in many ways, J.C.S.U. Vs. Central At The Stadium Snap, crackle, pop Bombs away! What ' s The Big Deal? y rs9 ' rWJ k Jm V r9 W « ' 4 Bii HiV - ' 9 By . .iflHpHwii i K 5k S vi JS i7 jS ' %, MMJiH l k « - I i H P t« F r ' . ' P JR ' MF k '  - ' ' . H ■ -auJ T  BHbf ' iitf • ' I ii ll|MB!f inlP Lets do some body talk The Parade k-J RBBl! 1 - 1 Motion! Half-Time Activities 132 si attendant Phyllis Throckmorton and escort. Miss ICSU says Welcome to Homecoming Second attendant Randolyn Mayo and halftime activities. escort. At Golden Bull Country i ' i National Alumni President speaks to the crowd. President, Dr. Albright salutes Homecoming 1983. f Miss |CSU and court, escorts, and alumni greet students and friends. Concert Night Continental Divide was the opening band for our Homecoming concert. The group was very impressive, shown here in white tuxedos and top hats. One Way, featuring Al Hudson, was the main attraction at the concert. Planet Patrol also performed, dressed out of this world. 134 Miss Johnson C. Smith University 1983-84 Anita Price Washington D.C. I am strong, I am invincible, I am woman Peace to you the [ohnson C. Smith University family and all friends who have taken the time to share in the memories of our year 1983-84. My matriculation here at J.C.S.U. has been laborious, joyful and fulfilling. It has afforded me many memories, desires, and hopes. In graduating from this historic black institution, I take with me not only a degree but a challenge to provide the will to obtain the knowledge which I have so received, to others. There have been many people to offer me advice, a kind word, or encouragement. Others sought to binder only succeeded in building my self confidence and will to strive. Through it all I offer the greatest of thanks to my advisors, instructors, and true friends. But most of all to the students of JCSU, my family and my Lord and Savior. Yours in Grace, Anita (Ne Ne) Price Miss l.C.S.U. 1983-84 First Attendant; Phyllis Throckmorton Second Attendant; Randolyn Mayo Campus Queens Campus Queens Miss Business Club Annette Williams Miss Cheerleader Bridgette Meadows Campus Queens Miss Library Club Debra Caldwell Miss Urban Studies Debbie Aytrey Alphi Carmelite Williams Kappa Alpha Vickie Battle Campus Queens Miss Omega Psi Phi Robyn Byrd Miss Phi Beta Sigma lerrilyn Outen Miss Zeta Phi Beta Tonja Dantzler Miss Beta Kappa Chi Sheila Moss Campus Queens Campus Queens Miss Freshman Gospel Choir Terry Henry • Campus Queens L Sarah Price Miss Health and Physical Education Club Jocelyn Green Miss Y.W.CA. O Campus Queens Miss Sophomore Class Pamela Lanier Miss Freshman Class Rossanna McCrear ' Queens And More Queens Golden Bulls Rare Essence Unspoken Beauty Golden Bulls Football Team Coach Horace Small NUMERICAL ROSTER 150 Assistant Coach |oe Crosby NAME Pos. Ht, Wl, Class Hometown Leon Scott DB 5 ' 10- 179 JR Sumter, SC Keefc Latta P SE 6 ' 158 FR Washington. DC Terence Cole WR 6 ' 3- 195 FR Atlanta. GA Leon Shlpp WR 6-3 190 FR East Gaston. NC Anthony Wicker P 5 ' 2 215 SR Greenville. SC Eddie Glaze QB 6 ' 2- 175 SO Ashevlll., NC Hubert Jewsome QB 6 ' 3- 200 SR Atlanta, GA Keith Harris QB 5-11- 190 SO Decatur.GA Vince Casey WR 5-7- 155 SR Columbia, SC Tim Ellison DB RB 5 ' 11- 197 FR Decatur, GA Keith Byrd DB 5-10 ' 2- 175 SO Gastonla, NC Darryl Wesley RB 5-8 170 JR Washington, DC Andra Nolan CB 5 ' 10- 170 SO Atlanta. GA Alveraz Abemathy FS 6- 185 SR Charlotte, NC James Hunter DB 5-11- 172 SO Charlotte, NC Jeff Easterling RB 5-9- 155 FR Miami, FL Harold Amos CB 5-8 ' 2- 165 SR Atlanta, GA Michael Hoyles RB 5-11- 186 SO Rock Hill, SC Steve Gray SS 6- 185 SR Arlington, VA Alvin Glenn RB 5-10- 187 SO Wlnston-Salem, NC Wilbur Mapp FB 6- 210 SO Ashevllle, NC Darryl Wallace FB DE 6-1- 230 FR Charlotte, NC Shelton Johnson K 6 ' 186 SO Madison, IL James L, Branch RB 5-11- 175 FR Fort Washington, MD Tim Newman FB 6- 196 SO Charlotte, NC Jarlus Moore DB WR 5-10- 185 SO Decatur, GA Tony White LB 6-2- 194 FR Fori Mill. SC Stepfan Jones LB 6- 215 SO Atlanta. GA Betram Bishop LB 5-11- 215 SO Washington. DC Vernon Stowe LB 6 ' 1 ' |- 230 FR Kings Mountain. NC Dwayne Tlllerson LB 6-2- 225 JR Washington. DC Jackie Wilkes OG DT 6- 230 FR Charlotte. NC Billy Banks LB 6-1 215 SO Charlotte. NC Andre Burns LB OG 6-1- 220 FR Atlanta. GA Craig Warren LB 6-2- 230 JR Camden. NJ Stephone Darby LB 6-2- 230 SR Columbia. SC Walter Harris DE LB 6- 220 SO Gamer, NC Charles C Moore, Jr. C OG 6-1- 245 FR Jacksonville, FL Thomas Martin OT DT 6- 227 FR Aiken, SC Derwln Gray OG 6-1- 245 FR South Boston, VA Leroy Wise OG -5-9- 215 SO Columbia, SC Stanley Hayes OT 6 ' 2 2- 230 FR Canboro, NC Tony Jones OT DT 6-2- 240 FR Chapel Hill, NC Willie Hughes OG 6- 240 SR Miami, FL Ralph Williams DE 6 ' 210 JR Merritt Island, FL James Henderson OT DT 6-21 2- 235 FR South Boston, VA Ivan Chapman OT 6-4- 250 SO Charlotte, NC Wallace Daniel DT 6-1- 262 FR Decatur, GA Kelvin Davis DE OT 6-3- 230 SO East Orange, NJ Frederick Staton OT DT 6 ' 2V2- 285 FR Concord, NC Clifford Williams OT DT 6 ' 3V2- 220 FR North Charleston, SC Alvln Ellington DE 6-3- 225 SR Atlanta, GA Kelvin While OT DT 6-4- 280 FR Wlnston-Salem, NC Ernie Harris DE 6-1- 255 SO South Boston, VA Robert Wright OT 6-5- 285 JR Washington, DC Robert Jordan, Jr DT 6-3- 245 FR Madison Heights, MD Edward McNcely TE 6-3- 225 SR Charlotte, NC Joseph Baysmorc DT 6-1- 249 FR SuHolk, VA Dan-yl Hussey TE 6-2- 200 SO Plnelops. NC Marc Strolhers WR 5-11- 160 SO WUIlngboro, NJ Kenneth White SE 6-3- 170 JR Fort Wayne, IN Darrell Bullock DT 6-1- 258 FR Atlanta, GA John Logan NG DT 6- 290 SO Stanley, NC Special Things J.C.S.U. Football Let ' s Go Defense Punting For The Gold Full Of Action Although our scores were not what we expected our football team was always going for the GOLD . . . 1 PHOTOS BY CLYDE ASHLEY SHERMAN A   ■1 r The JCSU Tennis Team EBBH i-BDDl-l IB □ j i.B B B B - . . -■ - — iS ' k Q u U Head Coach - Dr William Lide Photos by Larr ' Murchison. JOHNSON C. SMITH UNIVERSITY 1984 ' Varsity Tenni Schedule S. C. State Mar. 1 Thurs. 2:00 Charlotte Livingstone Mar. 3 Sat. 1;30 Salisbury Belmont Abbey Mar. 5 Mon. 2:00 Charlotte NCCU Mar. 7 Wed. 1:00 Durham UNCC Mar. 9 Fri. 2:00 UNCC use-Lancaster Mar. 12 Mon. 10:00 Lancaster. S.C. Benedict Mar. 13 Tues. 2:00 Columbia, S.C. Spring Recess Mar. 10-18 NCCU Mar. 20 Tues. 2:30 Charlotte Virginia Union Mar. 22 Thurs. 2:00 Charlotte Amhurst College Mar. 22 Thurs. 10:00 Charlotte |CSU Invit. Tournament Mar. 23-24 Fri. -Sat. 9:00 Charlotte St, Augustine ' s Mar. 27 Tues. 2:00 Charlotte Shaw Univ. Mar. 30 Fri. 1:00 Charlotte Winston Salem State Mar. 31 Sat. 1:30 Winston-Salem Wingate College Apr. 2 Mon. 2:00 Wingate use-Lancaster Apr. 3 Tues. 2:00 Charlotte Davidson College Apr. 4 Weds. 2:00 Davidson St. Augustine ' s Apr. 6 Fri. 10:00 Raleigh Shaw Univ. Apr. 6 Fri. 2:00 Raleigh Fayetteville State Apr. 7 Sat. 10:00 Fayetteville Winston Salem State Apr. 9 Mon. 2:00 Charlotte Livingstone Apr. 10 Tues. 2:00 Charlotte Guilford College Apr. 11 Weds. 1:30 Guilford Campbell College Apr. 19 Thurs. 2:00 Charlotte CIAA Southern Division April 1984 ClAA Championship April 1984 •NOTE: All home matches will be played at HORNETS NEST PARK - Beatlie s Ford Rd. Errol Thompson. Captain Randolph Worsley Andre Ganther WilHs Raymond |ones Gary Robinson Kuray Ozturlcler, Co-Captain Not pictured: Carlos Lopez Look At The Bulls W %ftf c A . U rn ' -m y f { Going For The Gold Well, another day at practice A Smithite Goes For The Olympic Gold! Jessica Ferguson, a sophomore Smithite (86 rocks the yard) majoring in banking and finance, is a native of Lynchburg, Virginia. She is the daughter of Ms. Lorraine Ferguson, and is the first to attend college in her family. Jessica, better known as Boo to the Smith family, graduated from Heritage High School in Lynchburg. While there she established many track records that are still being held today. These records are in the hurdles, 100 meter, 200 meters and the long jump. She also received many awards and opportunities. Several of these honors include eligibility for state meets in 9-12 grades and most valuable player 10-12 grades. She was nominated All-District, All-Regional, and All-State for four consecutive years. She also participated in the Junior Olympics her sophomore and junior years at Heritage. At the present time, Jessica is faced with the challenge of becoming eligible for this 1984 summer Olympics. She is presently ranked 17th in the nation in the 100m, time: 11.34. ranked 23rd in 200m. time: 23.85, and 27 in hurdles. The 100m (time 11.34] is a national record for the N.A.LA. To be eligible for the Olympics, Boo has to run the 100m in 11.3 and 200m in 23.8 before to make the T.A.C. and afterwards she ' ll be off to train for the Olympics. Jessica feels that with a lot of practice that she will make it. She stated that her inspiration came from her brother William and her mother. Her brother William was a football player and she raced him often and came close to beating him several times. And as for her mother. Jessica says. I don ' t like to disappoint her. In that, she hopes that her mother is there to support her and make her performance better. R $ R First row: Beverly Harrell - Captain, Carol Bethea - alternate, Linda Battle • Equipment Chairperson: Second row: Stephanu ' Hnnscm Phyllis Thomas - Treasurer, [eanette Brice - alternate, Enid Boulware - Captain, Teresa Edwards: Third row: Kimberly D. Relford - SecrHl,ir -. Hridget A, Meadows - Fund Raiser Chairperson Miss Cheerleader, Laverne I. Fuller - Publicity Chairperson, Top of pyramid - |ewel Nicholson. Johnson C. Smith cheerleaders promote school spirit during football and basketball seasons. They try to get crowd participation at pep rallies and home and away games. During Homecoming, the squad goes to the alumni hotel to pass our buttons, etc. They also have dances, car washes, splash parties and sell candy, buttons, ribbons etc, to raise money for the organization. A Cheerleader ' s Job Is Never Done [CSU ' s cheerleader squad is a flamboyant group of young ladies. Johnson C. Smith ' s Track Team Gloria. Kimberlyn. Jessica, and Monica make up the mile relay tea Pictures by Larry Murchison. |ohn Jaudon leads the pack. Not available at time oi printing group picture of men and women ' s track members: Cynthia Fife Anthony Sullivan Jessica Ferguson John Jaudon Kimberlyn Marshall John Logan Monica Taylor Earl Davis Gloria Kenney Reggie Bodrick Ebec Racliffe James Speller Donald Davis Shafi Tinsley Marshall Carter Cynlhi.i Fifp high jumps S ' i . good for 3rd place. M C.I.A.A. Indoor Track Championship The men finished fourth overall. |ohn Logan took first place with a throw of 49 ' 5 ' 2 in the shot put. Monica Taylor ran anchor leg in the mile relay. Anthony Sullivan in 600 yd. run had a time of 1:12.59. Kim Marshall had stiff competition in the 400 yd. run. The women finished third overall. Pirtiires hv Larrv Murchison iudent oLife 3de Going For The Gold These are various scenes of the campus where pep raUies and parties are held. Let ' s not forget secret rendez-vous and just plain ordinary ' hanging out imm On The Block This is the Block The place where all Smithites come to rock. Pep rallies, cookouts and All t ' pes of dances. Music, people and instant Romances. Shucking and [iving and Raising hell. Even guys throwing gals Into the tree well. Our own little place of enchantment Our own little private stock. We get off, we get down, and We jam on the BLOCK. By Deedra Wright The Odd Coupl A Day In The 3- 9 Life At JCSU Smithites Enjoying Who Said The S.G.A. President Doesn ' t Work? Mr. Hines Got Me Again Did You See [esse On All My Children Today? Wake Up Sleepy Head The Easy Life I ' m So Confused Hey Girl Smithites Doing Smiling and Profiling Their Thang Freshman Power Needs No Hours Registration VVh ' did you go and do Ihal ' .d J[£ Days Getting this schedule right Quick! 2 + 5 Rejoice! We ' re next! Boy. do I hate taking this class again! Vonya, do you see what this says about Do I really have to be here? That ' s right. I asked to have this picture taken. We have just eaten in Smith ' s Cafe . . , Ugg! Hey, take the picture! That girl over there thinks she ' s hot stuff! Brothers from our native land Everyone ' s waiting for the new dorm. fl . mtfi 1 l r im jdK ' ..f?iL- Ml Renee always has lime to take a picture. Alpha Kappa Alpha Miss Alpha Kappa Alpha 1983-84 Miss Cynthia Sewell Officers for: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority 83-84 Basileus - Cynthia Sewell Anti-Basileus - Kim Cowans Grammateus - Sharon Jennings Anti-Grammateus - Cindy Gripper Tamiochos - Kim Dawson Philactor - Lana Boulware Epistileus - Vanessa Hunter Haudicous - Monica Taylor Dean of Pledgees - Carmelita Williams Co-Dean of Pledgees - Sharon Jennings Parliamentarian - Deidre Brown Ivey Leaf Reporter - Tina Gabriel Pan-Hellenic Representatives - Lana Boul- ware, Cindy Gripper Other Members Phyllis Throckmorton Robin Williams Veronica Williams Alpha Kappa Alpha 01 Alpha Kappa Alpha is the oldest Greek-letter organization established in America by Black college women. It is, rather, a significant and inspiring reflection of the development of a minority group in a changing culture. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. was founded in 1908 at Howard University located in Washington, D.C. In its earliest years. Alpha Kappa Alpha became a symbol of the aspirations of able young women to develop their full potentials in an atmosphere of friendship and mutually supportive stimulation to excellence. When I die and go to heaven hfe owes me naught, For once I ' ve been in AKA, I ' ve Hved my day. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity 0) •4—) CO U o CJ •f-H a o CO AjTUJOjBjj eqdiv d M. W (X) en o ;!:: 03 fc CO c c 3 O S Men H CQ 3 2 S° ■ S S„ I Cp p 03 ' 5 01 O CD -C E E c Q. Oi « J- £ O C ffi- 5 S OOOOOGOO mcammoamcQra en ote th. his m -E u c t= e gH S3i ed by seven ated to pro lohnson C. S 3ted in 1923. ty working to rship and ho ear, the bro 3 a) O ( - OJ i « s : f,:s fraternity 3ternit ' wa ankind. He i Alpha wa hout the un promoting s campus. T o 8 to CD (D - i c c c c C 2.- -?5 3 ' § ' S ;£-C c o.£ c E-o I.J f C ti — en C11 pri = O - ffl -g _ -T D. CO rr -S .t: t; D ( JH ■ __ S Delta Sigma Theta Sorority President - Crystal Sherman Vice-President - Gina Sammons Treasurer - Angela Battle Recording Secretary - Deborah Caldwell, Bobbette Chasten Corresponding Secretary - Tammy Hairston Pan Hellenic Representative - Tammy Hairston, Cheryl Vaughn Miss Delta Sigma Theta Historian - Cheryl McCullough Parliamentarian - Elizabeth Anthony Custodian - Ola Mae Earl, Tonya Jackson MEMBERS Tammy Armstrong Joyce Gaines Priscilla Stowe Shenitta Webb Leslie Simmons Robbin Sutton Charlene Hargett Ronnise Handy Randolyn Mayo Cheryl Francis Diane Thomas Anita Price Linda Battle Jane Wallace Mary Webb Linda Patterson NOT PICTURED Holly McCain Carla Vines Gail Troupe Carol Samuel Carmelita McNeil Renay Harris Dynamic Black Women Delta Sigma Theta Sorority was founded on lanuan, ' 13, 1913 on the campus of Howard University-. The stated purpose of the 22 founders was to establish a society to promote high cultural, intellectual, and moral stan- dards among its members. Founder Osceola Macarthy Adams lune 13. 1890-November 20. 1983 Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Basileus - Calvin Goss Vice-Basileus - John [audon 2nd Vice-Basileus - Jeffrey Turner Keeper of Records and Seals - Anthony Scott Keeper of Finance - Aaron Whitfield Chaplain - Michael Rogers Dean of Pledgees - Clyde Sherman Asst. Dean of Pledgees - Kirk Yancey Other Members: Melvin Lewis, Alvarez Abernathy, Steven Gray, Roy Scott, James Saunders. 1921 - n - RHO The Omega Psi Phi Fraternity was founded Friday, November 17, 1911 in the office of Ernest E. Just, Professor of Biology at Howard University. With Ernest E. Just as a faculty advisor to Edgar A. Love. Oscar J. Cooper and Frank Coleman, this great fraternity was established. Manhood, scholarship, perserverance, and uplift are the cardinal principles of our fraternity. Omega Psi Phi Rho Chapter j8ldBq3oqH iqj isj BSeuio Ph CO -rH 1 cd C CIh cd K A , $ N n, Alpha Epsilon Chapter Members • Ricky G. Wade, Ricky Wooten. Tim Miles, Brooks Baker, Marcus Morgan, Terrance Mitchell. Robert Davis, Danny Davis. Ervin Gourdine. Alan Bowden, Robert Dunson. Michael Woods. Uriah Scott, James Thompson, Robert Caldwell. Malcolm Graham. Barr ' Cole, Charles Head. Anthony Sullivan, Charles Mason. Charles Minnis. Charles Martin. Timothy Alston. Perry Brown. Fred Howze, Ward Wall, Darryl Moore. Officers • Polemarch - Michael Woods, Vice- Polemarch - Ervin Gourdine. Keeper of Records - Marcus Morgan, Asst. Keeper of Records - Charles Head, Keeper of Exchequer - Charles Mason. Strategus • Charles Martin, Lt. Strategus - Fred Howze, Historian - Malcolm Graham. Asst. Dean of Pledgees - Uriah Scott. Dean of Pledgees - Terrance Mitchell. Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity was founded January 5. 1911 the campus of Indiana Uni- versity. Ten young college men made what was a dream in the midst of prej- udice and racial discrimination a realit ' . Alpha Epsilon chapter was founded December 10. 1927, years of achievement is the fundamental purpose of our fraternity. The brothers of AE are proud to say that we haven ' t fallen short of our purpose. Activities spon- sored by the chapter are Voters Registration Drive. Bi-Annual Health Fair. Halloween Carnival with the Salvation Army Boy ' s Club. Easter Egg Hunt and the Weatherization project for low-income houses. We have sponsored health seminars as well as other social functions for the enjoyment of the Smith family. Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. was founded in 1914 at Howard University on the ideals of brotherhood, scholarship, and service. It has experienced a proud past and looks forward to a progressive future. The men of Alpha Epsilon Chapter at Johnson C. Smith University sponsored several programs and activities during the year. We firmly believe in and stress continually upholding our motto. Culture for service and service for humanity. n HARLOTTE PlAZA President - Theodore Bernard Sanford Vice-President - Jeff Tobias Secretarv ' - Darin Parks Treasurer - Richard Shankle Historian - Linwood Hamilton (not pictured] Chaplain - Sidney Scott Parliamentarian - Reggie Williams Queens and Sweethearts Miss Phi Beta Sigma - Jerilyn Outing Miss White - Elisa PerrN- (not pictured) Miss Blue - Dellene Williams Miss Alpha Epsilon - Bonita Byers pictured) Miss Cresent Club - Sharon Bethea Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Each a separate entity with his own personal goal. Each as different as blue and white. Distinct, but still part of a common unity and hope for a better world made with brotherhood and love under the heading of Phi Beta Sigma. STEPPIN ' SIGMAS! Z$B Sorority, Inc, Zeta Phi Beta was founded in 1920 on the campus of Howard University. Since this time Zeta Phi Beta has reached college minded women striving for the perfection of finer womanhood, exemplifying the quality of scholarship, service and most of all, sisterly love. Pictures bv Larrv Murchison ■ Remember Quality Is What ' s Important, Not Quantity . Supporting MembersiAngela Bullock (Pluto) Enid Nussie Boulware (Madame Dander) President - Tanya Y. Butler (Saturn) Vice President - Tonja Danlzler (Courage) Treasurer - Terri L. Hill (Dreamy) Secretary - Rena Ellison (Hotcakes) Reporter - Tammera Vallier (Mercury) Greeks In Action n o :£ d{ Ai sip i =5 BV BE6HE BODRICK Dr. Shirley Anderson Psychology Mona Brewington Director of Secretarial Services F a c u 1 t y s t a f f Mar ' Bailey Secretary ' - Academic Affairs Anise Key Brown Sociology Social Work A n d A d m 1 n 1 s t r a t 1 n f i Dr. lames Bass Dept. Head - Social Sciences Lucille Butler Asst- Prof, of Music Dr. B. K, Chopra Dept, Head - Biology Thomas Collins, jr. Math Physics Theresa Dalton Cashier - Financial Affairs I Gladys Davis Personnel Director - Financial Affairs N. V. Desai Busin ess Econ omics Dr. Benjamin Dias Asst. Prof. Chemistry Ossibelle Dixon Physical Education Lewis Dowdy, Jr. Counseling Testing Andrew |, Drake Instructor of Reading Foundations of Education Dr. Spencer Durante Dept. Head - Education Richard Ellis Business Economi( George Fitzpatrick Business Economics Issac FuUard. II Counselor Asst. Basketball Football Coach Edythe Grady Assoc. Prof. - Music Bertha Green Secretary - Placement Dr. Earl Green. Ir. Acct. Dept. Head - Urban Studies Dorothy Hamilton Acct, Clerk - Financial Affairs Dr. Eugene Hermitte . ssoc. Prof. - History Pol. Sci. Ruben Hints Hi.story Pol. Sci. Nay M, Howell Urban Studies U it il- Dr. Rosalyn Jones Instructor - English Christopher Kemp Professor Dept. Head Music Genevieve Kinard Off. Asst. - Registrar ' s Office Renea Kirlcpatrick Secretary EngHsh. History. Pol. Sci. Dr. Albert Kreiling Assoc. Prof., Dept. Head Communicatic Arts Dr. James R. Lau Professor - Psycholog ' H.iltl.. I.fHptT Coordinator Tech Proj Urban Sludi( Dr. Roselyn Little Assoc. Pro f. - Biology Wrmrl!,. Mc.M,.niis Secretary ' - Registrars Office Eugene A. Moore Director - Campus Police Dr. Maxine Moore Acting Hd. Dir. Foundations of Education English Cc - • Robert O. Moore Instructor Hd. Basketball Coach Math. Physical Ed. Tammera Nelson Director - Upward Bound Dr, Appavoo Perumal Assoc, Prof., Math Phvsics Dr. Rufus Pettis Prof. Dept. Head. Math Physics Rev. Mrs. Devi,) Plnni.v. ' Lillif B. Platis Kenneth S, Powell Inslr. Coord. of Religious Lite Secretary Heallh Center Asst. Prof. Track Coach Programs English t I Dr. Thomas Priest Asst. Prof. - Dept- Head Sociology Social Work Dr, Flossie Rann Assoc. Prof. - Foreign Languages Charles D. Rogers Asst. Prof. - Communications Luther L. Ross, Sr. Asst. Prof. - Business Economics Gloria Russell Sec. Research Asst. Inst. Research Dr. Henry Russell Assoc, Prof. - Chemistry Moses S. Sharpe Asst. Inst. Asst. Football Coach Horace Small Inst, Football Coach Dr. P, M. Thomas ' ' Asst. Prof. - History Political Sci. Daisy M. Timbers Sec. - Registrar ' s Office Dr. Joseph W. Turner Asst. Prof. - English Shirley Twitt ' Asst. Registrar - Registrar ' s Office Beulah Walker Sec. - Sociolog ' Social Work Violet C. Washington Instr. - Biology Aldriche Watkins Lab Asst. - Chemistry Delorise Weather Sec - Biology Charles Wilson Manager - Post Office In Memoriam . . . Mrs. Lessie Deavers 1965-1983 Mrs. Lessie Deavers was known by all Smithites for her gentility, her humility and her love for her fellowman. Her interest in people - their well-being and their happiness was evident as she became active in campus organizations along with her other civic, religious and social affiliations. At the time of her death, Mrs. Deavers was employed as director of the University Post Office, a position she had held for eighteen years. She will be sadly missed by all. We shall never see another like her. This Is One Just the two of us. Love will keep us togethe Girls just wanna have fun. Of Those Moments she was more like a beauty queen. You see a sight that almost stops your heart. Getting That Head Start In Preparing For Freshman Orientation We Are Family CO C D 11 Valentines Cabor (Union Program Board) 18 Health Fair (A.K.A.) Time: 11-2 p.m. Where: Union Lounge Dance |Sr. CIs] Where: Union $1 25 Play (III) Simply Heavenly (Ira Aldridge Drama Guild) Where: Biddle Aud. Time: CO tin 3 (Black Hist. Mon.) Dance (U.N.C.F.) Where: Main Lounge Time: 9-1 a.m. •All proceds go to U.N. CF. 10 Skate Party (Soph. Class) Time: 7-11 p.m. 17 Dance (lunior Class) Where: Main Lounge Time: 9-1 a.m. •Cost $1 24 Play (II) Simply Heavenly (Ira Aldridge Drama Guild) Where: Biddle Aud. Time: CO en 2 Convocation (N.A.A.C.P.) Where: Time: 10:00 a.m. •Speaker: Mr, R, Hines CT) CO 23 Play (Part I| Simply Heavenly (Ira Aldridge Drama Guild) Where: Biddle Aud. Time: CO CD T3 0) 1 Where: Block Time: 12:00 noon •Speaker: Teresa Peters 8 Film Festival Zeta Phi Beta) IWiere. Bidd)e Aud Time: 5:00 p.m. •refreshments will be LO 22 Oratorical Contest (Sophomore Class) Where: Biddle Auditorium Time: 7:30 p.m. 29 Dinner Where: Dinning Hall Time: 4:30 p.m. •Black History Month Dinner CO CD 7 Convocation Where: Univ. Church Time: 7:30 p.m. •Speaker: Dr Greene ( President, Livingston College) 14 Play (Pol. Sci. Club) Where: Biddle Aud. Time: 7:30 p.m. Dinner Where: Dinning Hall •4:30 p.m. St. Valentines 21 Forum Debate (Criminal |ustice) CO CM CO C O CD 13 Tony Brown (lournalist) Where: Univ. Church Time: 3:30 p.m. 20 Ambassadors Club Last day to turn in entries for essay contest to Box 544 27 Talent Show (Freshman Class) Where: Biddle Aud Time: 7:30 •Free CO 5 Semi-Formal Dinner Where: Main Lounge Time: 5:00 p.m. ■Speaker: Dr Sam Byraun Altire: Strictly Business 12 Worship Service Where: Univ Church Time: 11:00 a.m. ' Sponsored by S.C.A. 19 Play (Hat ' s) (Lyceum) Where: Univ Church Time: 7:30 (tenative) •Ms Saundra Franks Portrays Harriet Noman 26 Interdenominational Choir Where: Univ. Church Time: 5:00 p m. Black History Month Activities Black History Month King Queen Court First row: Karren Spencer - Miss Black History ' Month, Sylvester Scipio - Mr, Black History- Month. Second row: Loretta lohnson - 1st runner up. Third row: Theresa Richardson - 2nd runner up. Jerome Hall - 2nd runner up. Fourth row: Tammy Ruffin - 3rd runner up, Greg Johnson - 3rd runner up. Not pictured - Emery Anderson - 1st runner up. Some of the committee members enjoyed the Black History Month semi-formal dinner featuring Dr. Samuel Byuarm, a noted sociologist on February 5, 1984. Smithites Take It Easy SENSOR REED CUT AAAAAw m @ 2 3 TAB LOCK QW E R T [Gl UMA AW AyM L - ii- ii zrv ( ) - + 7 8 9 0- = ' U 1 P . H J K L i M ' . ■ RETURN Index Aaron. Rosa 51 Abernathy. Alvarez 20, 200 Aikens. Alvis Alexander, Acycella 37 Alexander. Mark Alexander. Pamela 51 Alexander. Randy 51 Alexander. Teresa 37 Allen, Marjorie 37 Allen, Rhonda 37 Allen, Sutalia 51 Allen. Thomas 197 Alston, Georg Alston, Terre Alston, Timothy 203 Alston, Yvette 37 Ammons, Haywo 37 Amos, Harol 150 Anderson, Anthony 51 Anderson, Emery 226 Andoseh, Steph Andrews, Demetrice Andrews, Erik 51 Andrews, jr. Harold Anorue, Enoch Anthony. Elizabeth 20, 67. 74. 81. 107. 198 Anthony. Harry 20 Archie. Anthony 20 Armstrong. Brian 20. 77 Armstrong. Stephanie Armstrong, Tammy 71, 198 Arnold. Franc Austin, Duane 37 Austin, Jacqueline 73, 78, 79 Autry, Debbie 20, 139 Bailey, Donna Baker, Brook 203 Baker, Cynth 20 Ballard, Erica 20 Banks, Anthony 37 Banks, Billy 51 Banks, Unithia Barber, Tyron Barnes, Eugene 51 Barnhill, Rusty 59 Barringer, Sylvia 59 Battle, Angela 20, 67, 81, 107, 198 Battle, Karen 37 Battle, Linda 59, 166. 167. 198 Battle. Michael 38 Battle. Victoria 59. 91. 103. 139 Battle. Wini F. Baxter. Leonard 59, 78 Baysmore. Joseph 38 Beane. Felic Beane. |r. |ames 51. 69. 75. 78. 197 Beasley. Etoi 51 Belcher. Sovan 38 Bell. Alicia 52 Bell, Benjamin 38 Bell. Christopher 38 Bell. Craig 37, 81 Bell, Vicent 38 Bell, Vicki 38 Bellamy, John Bennett. Barba 20 Bennett, Cheri Bennett, Ella Bennett, Evere 20 Bennett, Sandr 20 Benson, Stephanie 38, 166 Bethea, Carol 52, 166 Bethea, Cynthia 38 Bethea, Sharon 52. 204 Bethel. Glori 50 Biddle. Rose 59 Bidgood. Daniel 38 Bidgood. Darrell 52 Bigelow, Lisa 52 Billie, Deborah 20, 70, 73. 75, 107 Billups, Brian 38, 54 Bing, Kwame Bindiku, Gilli Birks, Jeffe Bishop, Beria Blackmon, Wanda Blair, David 20 Blakely, Charlette 38 Blassingame, Jacqueline 60 Blue, Maurice 52, 71, 76, 197 Bobbitt, Berne 73 Bodrick. Reggie 72, 91 Boiling, Anthony 38 Bond, Alyse 38 Bonds, Renee Boney, Donald 52 Bookman, Tracy 73, 154 Boseman, Kimbe Boseman, Tonia Boulware, Cassandra 52 Boulware, Enid 60, 166 Boulware, Lana 60, 77, 89, 90, 137, 194 Bowden, Alan 21, 203 Bowdles, Michael Boyce, Ronald 38 Bradley, Sabrena 60, 90 Bragg, jeffe 38 Branch, James 38 Brandon. Michael 51 Brannon, jacqu 38 Brewer, Mae Brice, jeanette 166 Brice, Katie 38 Bridgers, Maria Bridges, Pamel 38 Bright, Anthony 60, 67. 78, 79. 126, 197 Bronson, Lisa 38, 77 Brooks, Arlene Brooks, Laton 38 Brooks, Patri 38 Brooks, Paule 20, 77 Brooks, Wanda Brown, Alisa 60 Brown, Berna Brown, Cassa Brown, Catherine 60 Brown, Cynth Brown, Darin 39 Brown, Deidra 21, 194 Brown, Dolor 38 Brown, Donny 21 Brown, Doris 39 Brown. Douglas 60 Brown, Perry 203 Brown, Ralifo Brown, Ray 52 Brown, Rose Brown, Stephanie 60, 81 Brown, Terri 39 Brown, Teryl Brown, Teretha 76 Brown, Wanda Brown, Willi Brown, Yvette 21 Browning, Lisa 52 Bruton, William 39 Bryant, James 39 Bulger, Joan Bullock, Angel 21 Bullock, Darre 39 Bullock, Rose 52 Bunch, Roland 52 Bunn, Chery 39 Burnett, Beryle 60 Burns, Angela 52 Burns, Denise Burrell, Grego 21 Burroughs, Timot 52 Burton, janie 60, 71 Burwell, Willi 60 Buskey, Joseph 52 Butler, Lisa 39 Butler, Tanya Byers, Bonita 21, 204 Bynum, Thoma 52 Byrd, Anita 39, 77 Byrd, Edward 52 Byrd, Robin 52, 60, 71. 140 Caldwell, Dehor 60, 73, 139, 198 Caldwell, Keith Caldwell, Robert 203 Caldwell, Rotun 39 Calhoun, Dougl 39 Cameron, David 81 Cameron, Janet 60 Campbell, Brend Campbell, Eric Campbell, Leroy 39 Campbell, Perry 39 Caple, Shanta 60 Carney, Mauri Carpenter, Sherr Carroll, Jacob 39 Carroll, Tonia 39, 141 Carter, Jacqu 60 Carter, Marsh Carter, Sharo 21 Carter, Sharo Casey, Vince Chambers, Dream Champion, Cornea Chancellor, Sharo Charity, Paul Chasten, Bobbelt 198 Chasten, Teres 21. 76 Cheatom, Glenn Cherry, Steve Chestnut. Ray 52 Chichester. Rober 60 Chisolm. Celestine 39 Chisolm. Frank 81 Chong, Claud Clawson, Sherr 81 Clay, Karen 52 Clay, Kimb Clayton, Andr 21 demons, Geral Clemens, jerry 39 Cohbs, Vince Coffey, David Cohen, Bobby 81 Cohen. Jimmy 39 Cole, Barry 60, 203 Cole, Lawre 39 Cole, Rober Cole, Terence 39, 110 Coles, Sharo Collier, Grego 60 Coney, Steph 52 Conry. Cathy Conway, Kay 39 Conwell, Yvonn 39 Cook, Micha Cooke, Arndretta 60 Cooper, Carme 39 Cooper, Kenne Copeland, Sharo Copels, Rita 60 Coppedge, Calvin 60 Cooper, jonat Cornelius, Sandr Council, Glori 39 Counts, joey Covington, Perin 40 Cowans, Kimbe 21, 73, 78, 79, 194 Cowans, Tonia 73, 78, 79 Craven, Vanita 141 Crawford, Debra 60, 141 Crawford, Eddie 61 Crawford, Jackq Crawford, Sheil 40 Crenshaw, Linda Crosby, Kenya 40 Croslin, Alber 40 Cross, Selit 40 Crowder, Wanda 40 Cunningham, Chris 40 Cunningham, Doris 21 Cunningham. Elaine 68. 73. 74 Cunningham. John Cunningham. T Ton 40 Dailey. Tamer 40, 155 Dalton, Sonya 61, 155 Daniel, Arlet 40 Daniel, Patri 52 Danner, Reginald 61 Dantzler, Tonja 61, 77. 140 Darby, Stepa Davenport, Saloma 52 Davis, Bruce Davis, Clint 22, 73 Davis, Danie Davis, Danny 203 Davis, Deidr Davis, Donal Davis. Errol Davis, Felicia 61, 71 Davis, Kelvi Davis, Monti 40 Davis, Robert 203 Davis, Saman 40, 77 Davis. Teres 40 Dawkins, Terri 21, 68, 74 Dawkins, Thoma 21 Dawson, Kimberly 61, 67, 194 Deas, Karen Deas, Rogin 21 Deas, Sheil 21 Deavers, Willi Deberry, Brenda 61 Deese, Walla 40 Dennis, Mur vi Dent, Marcia 52, 68 Derr, Peric 40 Diaz, David 22 Dickerson, Trace Diggs, Joseph Dixon, Wendell 53 Donaldson. Lesli 61 Dorsey, [eannette 79 Douglas, Andre Douglas, Milto 40 Dowdell, lohn 61 Dowdy. Elvy 53 Drakeford, Kenne Dubose, Ralei 40 Dula, Cheryl 61, 81 Dumas, Anita 22, 73, 78, 79 Dunas. Robert 203 Dunn. Carol Duren, Patri Durham, Mildred 61 Dye, lacqu 40 Earl, Ola 22, 198 Easley. Dawne 53 Easterling, Jeffrey 53 Easton. Allen 53 Ebron. Bryan 53 Ebron, Daryl 61 Edwards. Lawre Edwards. Ronal 40 Edwards. Steph 40 Edwards. Teresa 40. 166 Egbuchulam. Amaef Egbuchulam. Gideo Egbuchulam, Godfrey Egwauatu, Walte Ekechukwu. fob Ellerbee, Kathe 40 EUerbee, Lisa 53 Ellerbee. Thelma 61 Ellerbee. Vonda Ellington, Alvin Ellis, Helen 61 Ellison, Mona Elmore, Michael 22 Ephraim, Nikki 40 Evans, Tiaju Falice, Reginald 69, 76, 78, 79, 197 Farrow, Collene 53 Farrow, [oseph Felder, Mallow Fenner, Kathy 73 Ferguson, [essie Ferguson, Prise Fernander, Vonya 22 Fields, Randa Fife, Cynthia 40, 110 Fitzerald, Regin Florence, Donna Flowers, Charl Flowers, Maria 40 Floyd, Brend Floyd, Raine Ford. Wilso Forney, Leroy 22, 79 Foster, Lemar 41 Foster, Teresa 37, 41 Francis, Cheryl 22, 198 Frazier, Katie 53 Freeman, Diana Friday. Bever Frierson. April 41 Frusler, Stephanie 53, 89, 91 Fryar. Alisa 41 Fuller, Lavern 22, 166 Funderburk. Const Funderburk, Henry Gabriel, Arltina 22 Gabriel, Desir Gabriel, Tina 194 Gainey, Trace 41 Gaines, Joyce 198 Gallman, Benjamin 22, 78 Ganther, Andre 61 Garlington, Brend 22 Garnell, Renee Gerideau, Sabre 22 Gibbs, Arthur 53 Gibson, Dana _37, 41 Gibson, Mark 50, 79 Gibson, Paula Gilbert, June 53 Giles, Vanes Gillard. Leslie 53 Gipson. Hazel 61 Gladden, Rober Glaze, Eddie 61 Glenn, Exic 53 Glover, Lilli Godwin, Brend 41 Goode, Andre Goode, Sheryl 155 Goodridge, David 41 Gore, Anton Gore, Herma 41 Gore, Jesse 50, 53, 72, 78 Gore, Sharron 41 Goss, Calvin 200 Gourdine, Angeletta 53 Gourdine, Ervin 22, 96, 107, 123. 124. 126, 203 Graham, Malcolm 79, 203 Grant, Randy Gravely, Allen 41 Gray, Derwi 41 Gray, Stephen 200 Gray, Yvlyn Green, Geral Green, Ira 41 Green, jocelyn 41, 143 Green, Kimberly 41, 81 Green, Regin Green. Ronal 41 Greene, Danny 22. 77. 81 Greene. Regin 41 Greenfield. Angeline 23, 78 Gregg. Patricia 61 Gresham. Meiko 41, 141 Gresham, Natalie 61 Grier, Andre Grier, Patri Grier, Robin Griffin, Karen 23. 69 Griffin. Trace 41 Gripper. Cindy 23, 197 Guilford, Anita 41, 61 Gupton, Ronal Gwehi, Dede 23 Hairston, Ella 50, 70, 72, 91 Hairston, Ltonya 23, 68, 75 Hairston, Tammy 23, 198 Hall. Darlene 53 Hall. Janet 53 Hall, Jerome 81. 226 Hall, Lisa 41 Hallums, Laway 41 Hamilton, James 41, 72 Hamilton, Lenwo 204 Hammond, Donna 81 Hampton, Treve Handy, Ronnise 61, 70, 71 Hankins. Gregg 41 Hardin. Bonita 53. 91 Hardin, Caryl 55 Hardy, Ronnie 198 Hargett, Charlene 61. 198 Hargett, Felis 42 Harper. Nina Harrell, Beverly 53. 166. 167 Harris. Brenda 73. 76 Harris. Daphne 53, 142 Harris, Ernie 53 Harris, Johnn Harris, Regin Harris, Renay 61, 198 Harris, Tynetta 53 Harris-Wal, Raymo Harris, Walter 54 Harris, Wanda Harrison. Daniel 42. 81 Harrison. Marie Harrison, Ronald 23, 81 Hart, Elston 54 Hart, Grego Hart, Monica 62 Harvell, John 23 Hawkins, Luthe Hayes, Deborah 62, 72, 81 Hayes, James 42 Hayes, Robin 71, 76 Hayes, Vonda 23, 79 Head, Charles 203. 234 Hearn, John 62 Hedgebeth, Valencia 23 Henderson, Frank Hendrick. Dina 62. 77. 137 Henry, Detra 23, 70, 71 Henry, Terry 142 Hester, Jacqu Hicks, Elaine 72 Higgins, Zina 54 Hill, Anthony 54 Hill, Brege 42 Hill, Eric Hill, Ernes 42 Hill. Herbert 62 Hill. Micha Hill. Terri 23 Hill, Walter 62 Hines, Katri Hinson, Sabrina 23 Hinton, Venita 42 Hoagland, Ronal 62 Hobbs, Natal 42 Hodges, Demetrius 54, 70 Holder, Geral 42 Holland, Marga HoUoway, Glenn 42 Holmes, Elise Holsey, Wanda 42 Hood, Darry 71, 197 Hopkins, Gerald 23 Hopkins, Kelvin Home, Dwayn 42 Horton, Steph Hough, Evere 42 Houston, Bernice 62 Houston, Willette 23. 81 Howard, Frank 62 Howell, Cassandra 155 Howze. Fredric 62, 142 Hoyles. Michael 54 Hudson, Maur Hughes, Everette 62 Hughes. Michael 54 Hughes. Willie 24 Hull, Donna 42 Humphrey. Adair Hunter. Dougl Hunter, Vanessa 54, 194 Hylton, Dion 42 Idlett, Sean 42 Ihebuzor, Joseph 62 Isley, Maury Ivey, Sabri Jackman, Bartholomew 62, 78. 79 Jackson, Helen 54, 81, 138 Jackson, Irvin 42 Johns, Odelia 62, 155 Johnson, Emmette 54 Johnson. Gardenia 81 Johnson. Greg 226 Johnson. Ida 54 Johnson, Kimbe 81 Johnson, Lilli Johnson. Loretta 50. 108, 109, 226 Johnson, Micha 42 Johnson, Micha Johnson, Natal Johnson, Odish 50, 54, 70, 78, 79. 91 Johnson, Patri 42, 72, 81 Johnson, Rosan Johnson, Toni 24. 81 Jones, Erica Jones, Jacqu Jones, Karen 54 Jones, Lilli 43 Jones, Margaret 62 Jones, Shell 43 Jones. Willi Jordan. Eduardo 54, 154 Jordan, Rober 43 Jordan. Tanya 43. 74 Joseph. Livingston 63 Joyner, Grego 43 Julius, Frank Kanu, Francis 62 Kearney, Debbie 62, 71. 72. 76, 81 Keita, Fatou 4 Kenneth 62 Kinard, Steve Kinard, Tyron King, Chris 54 King, Karol 71 King. Nelson 43 King, William 54. 67, 78 Kirkpatrick. Deatrich 62 Kiser. Donnith 63 Landy, [anice 54 Lanier, Pamela 50. 54. 124. 144 Lawrence. Lashun 37. 43. 72. 74. 81. 108 Layton. Sharo 43 Leach. Cynthia 63 Leak, [effrey 54. 70 Lee. Gregory 24. 93, 124 Lee. Marce 43 Leggette. Micha 43 Lemaster. Richard 54 Leno. [ames 43 Lesane. Byron 72, 197 Lesane. Gearl 43 Lewis, Melvin 24, 200 Lewis, Sandra 63. 73 Lewis. Shyreen 43, 79 Lide-Lev er, Chery Lightner. Bridg 43 Lilly. Edward Lipscomb. Keith 79. 81 Little |ohn. Cleo Locke. Patsy Lockett, Dawn 43 Logan. John 54 Loman. [effe 37. 43 Lopez, Carlo 76, 197 Love, Vicki 54 Lowe. James 43 Lytle. Iris 54 Maddox. Gordo Magee, Ray 43 Majors. Julie Manning. Angel 43 Manning. Tharo Mapp. Wilbur 63 Marshall. Kimbe 43 Marshall. Tammy Marshall, Yvonne 54 Martin. Charles 63. 203 Martin, Craig 55 Martin, Felic Martin. Georg Martin. Harry 24 Martin. Marie Mason. Charles 63, 69, 203 Mason, Debra Mason, Harri Mathis, Chris 54, 71 Mattocks. Bedell 74 Max. Kenne Maxwell. Mica Maybin, Eugene 44 Mayes, Cynthia 44, 77 Mayo, Eliza 44 Mayo, Randolyn 24. 67, 77. 106. 124. 132. 133. 136. 198 Mbye. Sering 24 McAll. Belinda 44 McAllister. Walter 63, 67, 102, 108, 109, 234 McBride. Pamela McBroom. Rodney 44 McBryde. Pamela 55 McCain, Holly 24. 198 McCain, Lizzi McColla. Pamel 175 McConnell. Reggie 71. 234 McGormick. Ricky 44 McCoy. Fay 68 McCoy, Jerome 44 McCoy. Sonja McCracken. Saundra 44. 45 McCrue, Robin 63 McCray, Dennis 44 McCrew, Thomas McCready, Iris McCreary, Rossanna 37, 44. 72. 144 McCree. Katrina McGulloygh. Billy McCuUough. Cheryl 25. 106. 124, 198 McGullough. Lisa McCuUough. Mury McCullough. Wanda McGutchen. Lome McDonald. Edward 44 McDonald, Rober 44 McDuffie, Desi 44 McGowan, Latonya 44, 77 McGruder, Roosevelt 154 McFadden, Cynlh Mcintosh. Lizzie 44 Mclntyre. Anthony 37. 44 McKenzie. Kathryn 37. 44. 110 McKinley. Const McKnight. Bryan McKoy, Faye 44 McKoy, Victor 44 McLain, Robin McLam, Anthony 25 McLaughlin, Melvin McLean, Georgia 44 McLean. Randa McLeod. Willi McLeod. Rose 44 McMorris. Stoni McMurrin, Victoria 45. 74 McNeely. Edward 25 McNaill. Carmehta 50, 54, 198 McNeill, Reicka 45 McNeill, Willi Meadows, Bridgett 138, 166 Medley, Arnold 154 Melton. Mamie Merritt . Calvin Merritt. Willi Messam, Steve Mickle, Sylvia 63, 72 Middleton, Helen Middleton, Vanessa 63 Miles. Timothy 25, 93. 203 Miller, Dewayne 45 Miller, Lance 45 Miller. Sebrena 45 Milling. Tommi Minnis. Charles 63. 70, 78, 92. 110, 203 Minnis. Myron 25 Mitchell. Debra 45 Mitchell. Terrance 25. 203 Moncree, Ray Moncrce, Roose Montgomery, Artene 63. 155 Montgomery. Beatrice 45 Montgomery. Rodney 45 Moore. Annella 68 Moore. Barbara 25. 81 Moore. Darryl 203 Moore. Juirus 55 Moore. James Moore. Jesse 63. 107. 197 Moore. Lauri Moore. Loutr Moore. Rosa Moore. Veron Moore. Walter 25 Moorer. Rayfo 45 Morehead. Ladon Morgun, Marcus 25. 203 Morris, Alisa Morris, Antho Morris, Jacqueline 45, 74 Morrison. Ouyxnette 25 Morion. Nardy Moses. Reggie 45 Moss. Regin 154 Moss, Charm 81 Moss, Sheila 25. 70. 71. 140 Moultrie, John Mudabis. Anyib 45 Murchison. Larry 25, 93 Murphy. Darryl 26. 79. 197 Myrick. Richard 26, 63 Neal, Steve 79 Nelson, Jeffery Newman, Timothy Nichols. James 45 Nicholson. Barry Nicholson. Jewel 45. 166 Nicholson, Lorenzo 81 Nolan, Andra Norman, Micha North. Jean 63 Northern. Frane Norwood, Rohdda 81 Oakley, Sharon Odum, Charles 55 Oglesby, Anita 45 Ollison, Tammy 63 O ' Neal, Gloria 45 Onyeme, Betra Otton, Imeh 45 Outing, Jerilyn 140, 204 Owens. Sonia 45 Paisley. Glenda Palmer. Alice 45 Palmer. Frank Palmer. Gerter Pavamore. Michael Park, Dean 204 Park, Davin Parker, Jocial 55 Parker, Melvin Parker. Towanna 45. 72 Parker. Zena Parrish. Betty 63 Patterson. Chanel 55 Patterson. Linda 26. 198 Patterson. Wanda 45 Pality. Anthony 55 Patton. Rodney 26 Payne. Beverly 55 Pender. Yolanda Pender. Yvette 45 Pendergrass. Joey 55 Perry, Deldreia 45 Perry, Delor Perry, Elisa 55 Peterson, Kim Pettaway, Tina 55 Phifer. Bernard 50. 55 Phillips. Glenn 70. 154 Pifta. Dolores 45 Pinckney, Alisa Pitt, Angela 63, 68, 70. 89, 90 Pitt, Anthony 26 Pittman. Barbara 55 Piltman. Bryan 45 Poteat. April Powell. Dhetra 45, 92 Powell, Wilbert 45 Powers, Terence 45, 89, 92 Pratt, Samuel 63 Prentiss. Lamar 46. 154 Price. Anita 26, 109, 123, 124, 132. 133. 135. 198 Price, Sarah 50, 55. 70. 73, 102, 143 Pride, Renee 46 Purdy, Garlotta Purefoy, Teresa Purnell. John 197 Randolph. Lamar 43 Randell. Dwayne Ratcliffe. Ebec 46 Ratcliffe. Arjele Ray. Livon 55 Reaves. Tony 26. 72. 81. 110 Redding. Evelyn 46 Redfearn. Doris 64. 75 Reed. Billy Reed. Sylvester Reese. Charles 55 Reeves, Derrick 50, 132 Reeves, Lisa 64 Relford, Kimberly 50, 55, 110, 166 Reown, Ingera 64 Rhodie, Barry Rhynes. Michael 46 Rice, Karen Richardson, Beverley 46 Richardson, Danita 55 Richardson, Mitchil Richardson, Pilar Richardson, Theresa 81. 226 Richmond. Lisa 46 Ritter. Karen Roane. LeTonga 155 Roberson. Kelvin 46 Roberson. Phyllis 26. 75 Roberson. Celia Roberson. Danita 55 Robinson. Eric Robinson. Terrence Robinson. Vince Roberto. Judy Robertson. Ruth 81 Robbins. Dbpi ' I 46 Robbinson. Adre Robins. Celia Robinson. Andrea 46 Robinson. Garry 37. 103 Robinson. George 46 Robinson. Sandra 46 Robinson. Teren 81 Rogers. Michael 64. 200 Roger. Walte Rooks. Tracy 64. 78 Roseborough. Tammy Ross, Ida Rossianno. Lori Rousey. John Ruffin. Robert 26 Rush. Roosevelt 55 Sadler. Frank Sadler. Sharon 47 Sammons, Gina 26. 198 Sammons, |ohn Sammons. Sidney 46 Samuel, Carol 198 Samuel. Detra Sanchez, Norma Sanders. Fonda 46 Sanders. Frank Sanford. Theod 204 Sans. Mario 46 Sansbury, Darryl 46. 108 Saunders. |ames 200 Saunders. Nancy Scales, Philo Schumpert, Bobby 55 Scipio, William 64, 67, 69, 70, 77, 78, 89, 90, 106, 226 Scott, Anthony 64, 200 Scott, Kenne Scott, Kevin 46 Scott, Leon 64 Scott, Leroy Scott, Monique 46 Scott, Reginald 64 Scott, Richard 46 Scott, Roy 200 Scott, Sidney 204 Scott, Thadious 46 Scott, Uriah 26, 81 Scott, Valerie 47 Sewell, Cynthia 64, 194 Seymour, Regina 26 Shankle, Richa 204 Sharpe, Marvin 55 Sharpe, Willa 26, 68, 92 Sherman, Clyde 26. 93, 107, 200 Sherman, Crystal 26, 70, 107, 198 Sherrill, Debra Sherrill. Kevin 37. 47 Shipp. Leon 47 Shiver. Nathaniel 73 Shiver. Sharl 47 Shockley, James 154 Shorter, Charles 56 Simmon Elizabeth 26. 68, 70, 106, 138 Simmons, Ernest 47 Simmons, Jacqe 64 Simmons, Leslie 27, 198 Simms, Walter 56 Simpson, Audrey Simpson, Darry Simpson, Michelle 56. 81, 108, 109, 137 Simpson, Soundra 37, 47 Sims, leremich 56, 197 Sinclair, Anita 56 Singleton, Benji 47 Singleton, Michael 154 Skeen, Cedric 27 Sledge, Daryl 50, 56, 79, 81, 89, 92 Small, Robin 47 Smalls, Bertha 56 Smallwood, Thomas 27, 197 Smith, Caressa 27, 73. 75 Smith, Charles 27 Smith, Charlene 34, 47, 72 Smith, Elwin Smith, Keith 64, 78, 79 Smith, Mark Smith, Marquie 47, 81 Smith, Michelle 47 Smith, Pamela 73 Smith, Phill 73, 154 Smith, Selma 47 Smith, Sherwood 78, 81 Smith, Toney 64, 73 Smith, Tonya 64 Smith, Wayne 47 Smooth, Debra Snow, Margi Solomon, Yvette Spearman, |erry Spears, Lynn 47, 71 Speller, |ames 50, 56, 81 Spencer, Karren 47, 81, 226 Spencer, Veronica 56 Spurlock, Gwend 155 Squirewell, Dennis 56, 197 Staton, Clare Staton, Fredrick 47 Staton, Micha Steele, |oseph 27, 197 Stevenson, |oann 27 Stevenson, Patrice 47 Stivender, Larry 47 Stockton, Valerie Stone, Kimbe Stover, Traci Stowe, jamye Stowe, Priscilla 198 Stowe, Vernon 47 Strother, Robert 47 Strothers, Marco 27 Sturgis, Daryl 47, 89, 92 Suber, Micha Sullivan, Anthony 27 Sullivan, Diane 77, 78. 144 Sullivan. Michael 56 Sullivan, Sara Sulton. George 48 Surginer. Leon 48 Surratt, Keith 48 Sulton, Robbin 198 Taliaferro, |ovon 48 Taylor, Angel Taylor, Anthony 56 Taylor, Darrell 48 Taylor, Derek 27 Taylor, )osep Taylor, Monica 27, 48, 69, 107, 194 Taylor, Monic Taylor, Sheila 64 Terry, William 56 Thomas, Darrell 27 Thomas, Diane 64 Thomas, Doris Thomas, Henr ' 48 Thomas, ]ames 48 Thomas, [ohn Thomas, Phyllis 56, 166 Thompson, Cynthia 48, 81 Thompson. Darre Thompson, Delios 64 Thompson, Donal 73 Thompson, Errol 70 Thompson, James 203 Thompson, Phyll Thompson, Shelia 56, 81 Thompson, Walla Throckmorton, Phyllis 27, 132, 133, 136, 194 Thome, Cynthia 56 Thornton, Thoma 48 Thrower, Lafay Tillerson. Dwayne 64 Tillman, Patrick 48 Tinsley, Shafi 56 Tobais, |effr 203 Tomilinson, |anie 48, 77 Torrence, |ohn 27 Townsend. Anthony 48 Trappier. Gregory 48 Treadwell, Terri 48 Troupe, Gail 56, 109, 198 Troupe. Marti 27 Turner, [effrey 27, 200 Twitty, Miriam 48. 77 Twitty. Walter 64 Tyson. Jennifer 56 Uhumwanghu. David Upshur. Carla 48 Utley. Tyron 48 Vallier. Tammera 64 Vaughn, Cherly 28, 198 Vernon, Earl 48 Vernon, Udell Vines, Carla 64, 198 Vinson, Robin 28 Wade, Patricia 56 Wade, Ricky 203 Wade, Vanessa 71 Walker, Charl Wall, jr. Ward 71, 76, 203 Wallace, jane 27, 144, 198 Wallace, Ronda 48 Walters, Frank 48 Ward, Maria Warner, Donnadrez 65, 78 Warren, Huber Washington, Anton Washington, George 27 Washington, (esti Washington. Lavette 48, 74, 81 Watkins, Aldri Watkins, |anice Watson, Sheila 48 Waverly. Lucy 56 Wayne, Cynthia 28, 71, 76 Webb, Mary 65, 198 Webb, Shenita 28 Webb. Stenitta 198 Webber. Scott 48 Wells. Dylann 56 Wells, Sheila 28 Wells. Stephanie Wells. Winf Wesley. Darre West. Donna 78 Westmoreland, Lillian 49 White. Braelon 49 White. Cynth White. Eric 56 White. Ernest 49 White. Herbert 28, 77, 106 White, Kenneth 65 White, Kevin 49 White, Stanl White, Thomas 50, 56. 81. 154 White. Thomas White. Valecia 65 Whitfield, Aaron 28. 69. 200 Wicker. Anthony Wilder, Seymour Wilkes, lackie Williams, Annette 65, 138 Williams, Barry Williams, Carmelita 65, 76, 107, 139, 194 Williams, Clifford 49 Williams, Dellene 57, 70, 204 Williams, Erick Williams, Greg 57 Williams, James 154 Williams, Joseph Williams. Lisa 57 Williams, Mary Williams, Pairi Williams, Ralph 65 Williams, Regin Williams, Regin Williams, Robin 76, 106 Williams, Sheila 70 Williams, Theresa 65, 73 Williams, Thomas 49 Williams, Todd 49 Williams, Veronica 65, 194 Williams, Winifred 49, 72, 81 Williamson, Kirk 49 Williamson. Levit Willingham. Alton 108 Wilson. Arthu 107 Wilson, Catrina 57 Wilson, Debbie 49, 81 Wilson, Felicia 49 Wilson, Reginald 65 Wilson, Stanley Wilson, Tracy Winslow, Beula 68, 236, 237, 238 Wise, Leroy Withrow, Cryst Womack, Christopher Wood, Bever Wood, William 28 Woods, |oale 28 Woods, Melvin 57, 197 Woods, Michael 28, 69. 203 Woodson, Valarie 81 Woodword, Kimberly 49 Woody. Alflo Wooten, Rick ' 203 Worsley, Rando Worsley. William 65 Wright. Annie 49. 81 Wright, Deedra 57, 70, 89, 93, 172 Wright, Marvin 49 Wright. Rober Wright, Yvonne 57 Wu, Danie Yancey, Elton 200 Yarborough, Tawani 49 Yates, Kim 28, 73 Youngue, Charles 68 Youngue. Milto Young, Brian Young. Charl Young, Dana ' oung, Jeffrey Young, Sheila 65 Youngblood, Andre 57 Mr. Irresistible And Constituents I Left to right - Reggie McConnell - 3rd place winner, Walter McAllister - 1st place winner, Charles Head - 2nd place winner. FORMAL WEAR HOAGLAND y 3205 FREEDOM DRIVE FREEDOM MALL :harlotte. n, c 2S208 (704) 392 0886 I thank Gary Hoagland, manager of Mitchell ' s Formal Wear, who allowed me and my two constituents to represent their store by modeling their clothing. I would personally recommend their service to anyone. I hope the next young man will enjoy his year as much as I have enjoyed mine. Once again, thank you and may God bless and forever keep you. Sincerely, Walter McAllister The Life At Smith photos By Larry Murehison In the makings of the 1983-84 Going For The Gold yearbook, I came across a lot of trials and tribulations. As you can see, I ' ve come through the hard times. There were days when it seemed as if there wasn ' t any hope left. Then my friend Scipio would say, have faith in God. I did have faith in Him. Whenever there were times of disappointment and heartache in which the future looked bleak, I ' d look towards the Lord and the future wouldn ' t look so foreign anymore. This year ' s book was produced by people who put their hearts in to the makings. Everyone on my staff that stuck by me made me feel good. This year, the staff has produced the makings of the 1983-84 Going For The Gold. Even with so many make-up dates for pictures we survived. I hope next year ' s staff won ' t have as much trouble as we did with getting participation and cooperation from students, faculty, and staff. I feel we did a splendid job and I ' d like to give special thanks to my mother and father. They not only gave me support from a distance, but they gave me the courage to go on. They told me never give up on what you start and never be a quitter. A special thanks also to my executive board, Scipio, Angela, Sabrina, and Lana. As for my staff, I couldn ' t have done it without you. I haven ' t forgotten you either Mr. James. You have been a great advisor. Thanks all of you for standing by me and the 1983-84 BULL. Hey, we did it and yes I am proud of it all. 1 also need to thank all my photographers, you all were the greatest. How can I say enough thanks to my artists? Thanks fellows for all the great work. My most special thanks to Mr. [ohnell Kinsey. Thanks for your outstanding photos. Without you we wouldn ' t have had so many great photos of the faculty and student body. Sincerely, Beulah Winslow Editor-in-Chief We ' ve all been together for a whole year now. It ' s an indignation to part from our nearest friends and lovers. The time though, when we walk alone to the other side . . . Beulah Winslow Photography by Beulah Winslow m WALS WORTH PUBLISHING COMPANY WALS WORTH PUBLISHING COMPANY