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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1987 volume:

A ct o 4lurnni K5 u ohnson niversi presents- THE TH -dition WE ' LL E ' RE BE TRUE AND IN THE LIGHT OF TRUTH AND LIGHT HOLD HIGH THE GOLD AND BLUE PROUDLY WE HAIL THY NAME. OUR ALMA MATER, OLD SU.! 1 Ri % ii| % ■ HI migg yi i JOHNSONC. SMITH, OUR OWN! OUR HOPE, OUR GUIDING STAR. OUR LIGHT UNFAILING! :A1 « «■ ON, EVER ON! DEAR OLD J.C.S.U.! ADMINISTRATION FACULTY AND STAFF Section Editor: Kim Jones n k (r to I) Row 1 — Officers Linda Walton, Angela Smith, Recenis Burden. Row 2 — Officer Roger Coates, Sgt. Willie McKnIght, Officer Vernel Belln, Chief R. Torren Row 3 — Officer Vincent McNeely, Sgt. Sammie McCorkle. NOT PICTURED: Officer Erskine Glenn. t y 9 9% CAFETERIA STAFF Mary Cople, Billy Ray Robinson, Bobby Ray Robinson, James Isaac, Wesley Payne, James McGMI, Rublleen Lompkln, Jackie Lee, Callle Gooding, Rena Hancock, Daisy Shealy, Ernest Boulware, Thomasena Moore, Mildred Price. NOT PICTURED — First Shift. Dr. James Law Vice President Academic Affairs Dr. Francine Madrey Vice President Student Affairs Mr. Wilburn Sanders. Jr. Admissions Asst. Dir. Dr. Ciiarles Onwucheltwa Dept. Head Business Dr. Sunday Ndoh Asst. Professor Business l rs. Jocelyn Jones Dir. Banlting and Finance Mr. Offerman Instructor Business Permual Thirumurthy Asst. Professor Business Mr. Dicl( Nicliols Visiting Professor iBM Business Dr. Baharanyl Visiting Fullbrlght Professor Dr. Maxine Moore Assoc. Professor English Dept. Dr. Geoffrey Wilson Chemistry Instruction Dr. Phyllis Worthy Dawklns Dept. Head Physical Education Ms. Catherine Wright Instructor Physical Education Mr. Allen Saxe Instructor Urban Studies Or. Daniel Hoffman Assoc. Professor Urban Studies Dr. Jerry Kolo Asst. Professor Urban Studies Mrs. Mildred Swift Instructor Social Work , A m Dr. Percial Thomas Assoc. Professor Dir. Honors Program Professor Psychology Mr. Michael Kidda Asst. Professor Psychology Dr. Sarah Pereia Visiting Professor Foreign Lang. Mr. Nigel Ayton Assoc. Professor Foreign Lang. Mrs. Antonia Lassaletta Assf. Professor Foreign Lang. Mrs. Bessie Ledbetter Asst. Professor Engish Dr. Charlotte D ' Ar mond Asst. Professor Communications Mr. Charles Rogers Asst. Professor Art ] Mr. William Goodson Audio Visual Cord. Communlcations Rev. Calvin Hood Religion Mr. Christopher Kemp Dept. Head Music Mrs. Joyce Schuler Instructor Music Mrs. Cheryl Martin Counselor Admissions Mrs. Shirley Twitty Asst. Registrar Mrs. Genevieve KInard Asst. Reglstar Office Ms. Vermella McManus Sec. Registrar Office Mrs. Brenda DeBerry Sec. Registrar Valerie Walker Sect, to Student Affairs Francis Harris Financial Aid Mary Hoyle Sect. Financial Aid Rene KIrkpatrIck Sect. English Jackie Thomas Director — Writing Center June Massey Sect. Residential Life Terry McPherson Coordinator LIston Hall Donna Smith Circulation — Library Patricia Broughton Asst. Serials — Library Cynthia Maxwell Tech. Services Carlotta Lewis Library James Cuthperson Special Services Babara Massey Manager Bookstore Charles Wilson Asst. Manager Bookstore A 24 Section Editor: Adrienne Anderson Jill Taylor FRESHMEN Catherine Admas Philadelphia PA Lisa Adams Gary IN Venessa Alford Maxton NC Adrienne Anderson Richmond VA Carolyn Anderson Mayseville SC Mark Anderson Chicago IL Lorenzo Archer Virginia Beach VA Robin Banks Florence SC Sharlfa Banks Elizabeth NJ Thomas Banks Hamden CN Aylsha Barnes Durham NC Michael Barnes Fayetteville NC Alonzita Bass RiverRouge Ml Capricia Bell East Orange NJ Joel Bennett Wilmington NC Hassan Berry Brooklyn NY Sheila Blanding Clemson SC Andrea Bonapart Orangeburg SC Debra Bookman Prosperity SC Alford Boone New York NY Baron Bradley Bronx NY Nikki Bramlett Wilmington NC Heath Broughton Wyandach NY Pearl Brown Lexington NC Marion Brown Chester SC TIce Brown Pontiac Ml Helena Burrus Richmond VA Ernell Bryant Dover NC Terrence Bryant Philadelphia PA Dwayne Byrd Spartanburg SC f V- V ,1 .J xk A-.,. Q «t a , FRESHMEN Janet Campbell Round-O SC Sharonda Carmichael Fayetteville NC Veronica Chappell Orange NJ Michael Charity Washington DC Kla Cheeks Philadelphia PA Bernlce Clark Newberry SC Shawn Collier Mt. Holly NJ Douglas Collins Chicago IL Walter Cotten New York NY Sonya Crump Buffalo NY Rosalind Currence Rock Hill SC Gerald Cutts Fayetteville NC Pegetta Darden Niesvaden W. GA Anton Davis Washington DC Leslie Dawson Buffalo NY FRESHMEN Juanita Dean Columbia SC Sidney Dean Sanford NC James Dickens Tarboro NC Marvin Dirton Greenville SC Natasha Doby Raeford NC Pamela Ooiley Boston MA Anthony Donaldson Greensboro NC Tangela Douglas Greensboro NC Jay Duckett Columbia SC Ronald Durr Newark NJ Dwain Edwards Kinston NC Regina Edwards Rocky Mount VA Sterling Edwards Greenville NC Harry Exume Miami FL Cherie Faulk Robbins NC Alisa Fleming Boston MA Velda Fludd Charleston SC Loudell Ford Fort Motte SC Rhonda Foster Reidsville NC Monique Franklin Springfield MA Kerry Freeman Virginia Beach VA Mia Frieson Florence SC Bathsheba Gaither Great Falls SC Tina Galbreith Pinehurst NC Calvin Gant Washington DC Dot Gantt Ridgeway SC Terresa Garrison Greenville SC Iris Gaylord Waynesboro GA Anthony Gerow Manning SC Ernest Giles Winston-Salem NC - ' ft A -- rtl ■A • • y , wil ' i RESHMEN a i ■ v !% Sheila Giles Charlotte NC Michael Gillls Southern Pines NC Bridget Glenn Gastonia NC Naranja Glenn Brandon FL Sherry Glover St. Mathews SC Lorna Gooch Pinehurst NC Tina Golsby Shelby NC Teresa Green Lumberton NC Veronica Green Winston-Salem NC Renea Hairston Winston-Salem NC Jackie Hardy Farmville SC IVIitchell Hargett Fayetteville NC Erwin Harris Brooklyn NY Natasha Harris Washington DC Stevette Harris Atlanta GA FRESHMEN lesha Hartz Rocky Mount NC Talessia Herbin Reidsviile NC Benita Hicks Miami FL Felice Hightower Brooklyn NY Tracy Hiliiard Newport News VA Nicheile Hodge Bronx NY Tammie Hoibert Spartanburg SC Muriel Hoiioway Union SC Teresa Home Lamar SC Clarence Horton III Washington DC Andrea Huffman North SC Eric Humphries Pittsburgh PA Stanze Hunter N. Chicago IL Adriane Jackson Clemson SC Lucinda Jamison Fort Motte SC Oliver Jackson Rochester NY Jamil Jeffries East Orange NJ Antoinette Johnson Augusta GA Howard Johnson Cockeysville MD Jeanette Johnson Shelby, NC Sonya Johnson Columbia SC Stephaine Johnson Reidsviile NC Terry Johnson Concord NC Christopher Jones New York NY Ivy Jones Charleston SC Jason Jones Washington DC Lisa Jones Lumberton NC Darrin Kelly Southern Pines NC Stacy Ketter Newport Rl Theodore Kennedy Columbia SC FRESHMEN Ryan KInard Columbia SC Juan Kizzie Fayetteville NC Stephanie Knox Silver Springs MD Michael Lesane Georgetown SC Tambra Latta Charlotte NC George Lee N, Babylon NY Gwendolyn Lee Miami FL Rosalind Lee Philadelphia PA Alfred Leonard Raleigh NC Tammy LIgglns Milledgeville GA Craig LIndsey Capitol Heights MD Dorothy LIndsey Mount Vernon NY Ronald Lopez Lynchburg VA Maurice Lowery Charlotte NC Mark Lutch Elizabeth NJ FRESHMEN Caria Mackey Charleston SC Kimberly MaKlns Laurens SC Brian Marshall Somerville NJ Mark Martin Mauldin SC Mary Martin Esmont VA Rodney Martin Pinehurst NC Ronald Martin Aberdeen NC Angela Mason Charleston SC Felicia Mathus Ft. Lauderdale FL Marvin Maynor Savannah GA Gary McCall Wyandach NY Maurice McCormIck Fairmont NC Voncllle McCoy Columbia SC John McCray Manning SC Diana McCullers Winston-Salem NC Lisa McCurry Detroit Ml Tina McEachin Maxton NC Gregory McEiroy Newark NJ Lee Mclntyre Rowland NC Karol McNIel Loris SC John McCrae Aberdeen NC Garry Melton Southern Pines NC Wendy MIley Hempstead NY Pamela Mills Jamaica NY Sharon Mobley Charlotte NC Lisa Moore Washington DC Lois Moore Whiteville NC Lundia Moore Millidgeville GA MIcheal Moore Greensboro NC Kyron Morse New York NY O FRESHMEN T«, «T •. ' Nathaniel Moses Rocky Mount NC Deborah Moss Cape Girardea MO Oonnafaye Moss Northchas SC Laura Moten Columbia SC Antoinette Murphy Charlotte NC Petrina Nelson Capitol Heights MD Ray Paris Maplewood NJ Franklin Patterson Salisbury NC Sam Patterson Plainfield NJ Cedric Perkins Tuscaloosa AL Kandis Perry Atlanta GA Michelle Perry Saginaw Mi Michelle Phifer Charlotte NC David Phillips Lansing Ml Darlene Poole Bronx NY Gerald Powell Fayettevllle NC Michael Powell St, Louis MO Brenda Prince Charlotte NC Curtis Quarles Buffalo NY Paul Quick Washington DC Howard Rakine Montego Bay JA R. Carol Raley Charlotte NC Gwendolyn Ray Charlotte NC Tyra Reid Hempstead NC Reggie Rice Spartanburg SC Claude Richards East Orange NJ Jaqueline Robinson Charlotte NC Leonad Roseboro Lincolnton NC Robin Ruffin Elm City NC John Sanders Washington DC FRESHMEN Monte Sanders Savannah GA Derek Satchell Camden NJ LeHta Savage Greensboro NC Gieselle Searcy Chicago IL Carolyn Shaw Tarboro NC Trade Shields Fayetteville NC Joe Sllva Boston MA Harriett Simmons Waiterboro SC Dawn Slaughter St. Mathews SC Fredrick Smith Eagle Springs Jimmie Smith West End NC Louis Smith Washington Dc Paula Smith Concord NC Thelena Smith Fayetteville NC Tracey Stallworth Queens NY FRESHMEN V. ' Dana Stevens St. Louis MO William Steward Newport News VA Tresha Stocker Atlanta GA Michael Stubbs Chicago IL Angela Suber Upper Marlboro MD Andrew Tabor Cleveland NC Jill Taylor Durham NC Marshen Taylor Buffalo NY Malacy Taylor Raleigh NC William Taylor Farmville NC John Terry Greenwood SC Loura Thompson Fairmont NC Paul Thompson Landover MD Saulahadin Thomas Fayetteville NC Tonya Thompson South Orange NJ FRESHMEN Dasschel Twiaos Latham NY Jeffrey Vail n e NC Lynair Walker New Haven CT Millssa Walker Raleigh NC Shonda Wallace East Orange NJ Denene Washington Savannah GA David Washington Bonneau SC Fred Washington Philadelphia PA Lisa Watson Rochester NY Fred Wayne Kansas City KS Victoria Weeks Durham NC Jerome White Philadelphia PA Charles Wiggins Spartanburg SC Kim Wilkes Brevard NC Barrondia Wllklns Buftalo NY FRESHMEN Joe Weinberg Hampton VA Belinda Williams Bronx NY Countels Williams Orlando FL Deidre Williams Henderson NC Donlel Williams jrfi k. 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Fort Washington MD Clyshonda Beverley Willingboro NJ Morris Bodrick Orangeburg SC Tracey Booker East Orange NJ Sherri Bosket Landover MD Tabitha Braddy Newark NJ Lisa Brewington Charlotte NC Denise Brown Carrollton MD sS iBii Valerie Bryant Duane Bullock Tony Bush Smithfield NC Washington DC Charlotte NC Jammie Caldwell Cheryl Cameron Greenvilie SC Lake City SC rs Roderick Campbell r Miami FL Kim Cannon San Diego CA Sonya Cherry Council NC Herbert Coates ' Washington DC ip Michelle Coble ii «9 Washington DC T ' Dwayne Collins , Charlotte NC Ww Darrick Cooper -SKk. Chicago IL V Eddie Cooper x1BS Cresent City FL o Valerie Cromartie Raeford NC •. -.]: Damian Davis . Richmond VA vN Diana Davis S3r. 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Norrls Gaffney SC Don Riley Aiken SC NaTlna L. Savage Philadelphia PA DesI SIngletary Newark NJ Gv endolen Patterson Great Falls SC Mia Robinson Washington DC Christina Sellers Mocksville NC Kelvin Slater -y Ross Pitts Vicl ie Powe Michelle Oglesby Charlotte NC Wadesboro NC E. Spencer NC Tall Roberts Eric Russell Atoniea Sanford East Orange NJ Greenville SC Forest City NC Donald Sims Janneiie Simpson Lacy Simpson Atlanta GA Bennettsville Selma NC IVIichelle Smith Teresa Smyre Angela Strozler Chicago IL Harmony NC Atlanta GA Delvin Talton Moses Talton April Tate Ft. 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Myrtle Beach Deneen Alford Jersey City NJ Erik Andrews Fort Lauderdale FL Leander Askew Charleston SC Malcom Avant Chicago IL Cynthia Barnes Middlesex NC Tracey Banks Washington DC Michelle Beach Boston MA Valencia Becks Washington DC Georgia Bennett Robin Bishop Columbia SC Donald Booker Greensboro NC Karl Booker Somerset NJ Estelle Bowers Washington DC Brenda Britt Chicago IL Vincent Brown Winston-Salem NC J ( t -- ' - : ' : . ? l I 7,. .£f_r Sonya Buchanan Washington DC Audra Burgess Bartow FL Kenneth Burgess New York NY Anthony Byers Charlotte NC Octavia Cannon ' . 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Orange NJ Constance Martin Shelby NC Karen McAlister Washington DC Barry McDonald Florence SC Lisa McDonald Fayetteville NC Kim McLean High Point NC Jacqueline McMichael Stannford CT Reggie McNeely Washington DC Tracy McPherson Washington DC Marshall Mitchell Anderson SC Lolita Mobley Chicago II David Moncree Dayton OH Lisa Montgomery Charlotte NC Kimbrelyn Moore Bennettsville SC Tamela Moore New York NY Carl Myers Charleston SC Brenda Nash Charlotte NC Dawn Nelson Hempstead NY Michelle Ogletree Columbus GA Andrea Oree Charleston SC Nathaniel Parks Baltimore MD Donna Pasley Bronx NY Kevin Pate Charlotte NC Mary E. Quick Bennettsville SC Andrea Roberts Winston-Salem NC Jacltie Patterson Greenville SC Daniei Ray Forestville MD Siiehdan Rictiardson Raleigh NC John Pierce Washington DC Valeria Reid Denver CO Constance Rogers Boston MA Felicia Pincltney St. Stephen SC Tammy Reveron New York NY Lisa Ross Chicago IL Robin Pridgett Boston MA l 1lchaei Rice New York NY IVIarl(us Ross Clinton MD Al Sampson Brooklyn NY Marisa Sanders Johns Island SC Kyle Satterwhite Audubon PA Hugh Scott Brooklyn NY James Scott Washington DC Ned Sergew Bronx NY Leon Shipp Mt. Holly NC Felita Singletary Columbia NC Sandra Singletary Lake City SC Rendella Smaw Cape Charles VA Alesla Smith Goldsboro NC Kenneth Snow Georgetown SC Darlene Streeter Chicago IL Felicia Stroud Griffin GA Brenda Styles Spartanburg SC Jeanette Taylor Salisbury NC Gina Trice Jamaica NY Greggory Trappier Durham NC Lori Thompson Queens NY Yvette Thompson Robbins NC 0? V C MA Henry Thomas Charlotte NC Fred Thompson Fayetteville NC Maurice Vines Utica NY Anthony Walker Charleston SC William Wallter Gaffney SC Hope Washington C harleston SC Stephanie Watts Charlotte NC April Werts New York NY Delmanetta Whetstone Kinston NC Lita White Winston-Salem NC Antoine Whitlocit Brooklyn NY Annette Williams Augusta GA J ' Nean Williams Philadelphia PA Stepphanie Williams Camp Springs MD Walter Willis Redbank NJ Sandra Wilson Andrews SC Janice Young Shelby NC Ophelia Young Eutawville SC JOHNSON C. SMITH UNIVERSITY This says it ail. This was piaced along with a matching one on both sides of Beatties Ford Road. They herald the beginning of entrance of the school and enhance the natural beauty of the campus. SANDERS HALL Built on the Campus ' West Side Sanders is a residence hall for women. It was built at the same time during the administration of Rufus R Perry, that four other buildings were erected. THE UNIVERSITY MEMORIAL UNION This Is THE most travelled place of any building on campus. Catering to not only students but faculty and staff. It has many functions such as dances, meetings, parties, weddings, recep- tions, seminars, speakers and the list goes on. Run by the indominable Mrs. Crisp the Union has been the focal point of the campus for years. It houses the University bookstore, the Post Of- fice and the Dining Hall known far and wide as the ' cafe ' . It also has a canteen for food services until the late night munchies are stopped. JACK S. BRAYBOY GYMNASIUM Named for the prolific coach and Director of Athletics Brayboy is renown as one of the hard- est gyms for any baslietball team to defeat our Golden Bulls. Sports Magazine said that it was the roudius place in the south and the Charlotte Observer called it The IVIadhouse and we love to live up to that reputation. LISTON HALL The second largest dorm on campus houses over 250 male freshmen. It was built during the great expansion period of the mid-sixties. HUMANITIES BUILDING fe As of yet the not named Humanities Building houses the English and Foreign Language Dept. The ground breaking was in October 1985 and the dedication will be soon in the Spring semes- ter of ' 87. This building joins the long line of Impressive edifices on our campus. BIDDLE HALL Biddle Hall is the oldest standing building on our campus. It was the original school building used by Rev. S.C. Alexander and Rev. Willis L. Miller the co-founders of the University. This building has been declared a historical landmark. THE CARNEGIE BLDG. This building began Its service as the schools library. After the school began expanding In the Sixties it was converted into its present use, Fi- nancial Aid and Placement. SCIENCE HALL Often called the Old Science Hall this build- ing was one of the many that was erected when Mrs. Johnson C. Smith donated hun- dreds of thousands of dollars to the then Bid- die Institute. CARTER HALL Carter Hall, which is now presently a male dormitory, is the oldest dorm on this campus. It is still one of the largest and is renown as ' Animal House ' and ' Castle Grey Skull ' . This building like Biddle Hall has been declared a hjstorial landmark. McCROREY HALL This building named after a citizen in South Carolina was the original housing unit of the theological seminary. Since the phas- ing out of the seminary it was used by Communica- tions and Urban Studies, Sociology and Drama. W. GREENFIELD HALL Named for the predessesor to Dr. Albright, this is the newest of the dormitories. When built it was the first coed dorm built by any black college in the Southeast. It now houses over 400 women and has a library, computer room, conference areas, and a typing room. ;. .. ' •- 5 Autographs Autographs . Section Editor: Catonseia Jennings - v r. : .-r ' jQHNSOrsfG SMITH UNIVERSITY To The Class of 1987: Just four aJiort years ago, we entered Johnson C, Smith University together; you as our entering freshman class and I as President of the University. Hence, it should be no surprise or secret that I feel a very special kinship with the class of 1987, for In every imaginable way you are my first class of graduates Over the years, we have witnessed, experienced and presided over many changes at our university - and your class, the class of 1987, have been the important architects and living examples of what we so proudly proclaimed as our New Era of Excellence Clearly, Smith has grown and prospered since you arrived on the campus in August, 1983. You were an important part of our phenomenal $6,000,000 Capital Campaign, you observed the construction and opening of Greenfield Hall and our new Humanities Building; you were the first class of seniors to occupy our new Banking Center, you benefited directly from the renovation of Duke, Smith, Carter and Myers Halls, and, you will one day be able to proudly proclaim to your children and grandchildren that you were a student at JCSU when the restoration of Blddle Hall began Indeed, you will have many fond and glorious memories of the days you spent at Alma Mater - and I hope that you will someday recognize and appreciate the many things we have been able to accomplish together at a time when the future of many of the nation ' s Historically black Colleges is questionable I have little doubt that our very fine faculty has prepared you well for the future. You have survived a very rigorous academic experience and you are, quite frankly, among the best educated students in the country today. However, I sincerely hope that Johnson C, Smith University has given you more than Just a good education and the means to acquire economic security and personal fulfillment for the future, I hope that we have instilled in you an almost arrogant sense of confidence about your abilities, a love for Alma Mater, a sense of pride in being a graduate of this historic institution, and a recognition of your responsibility to the community which made it possible for you to achieve your educational goals. I wish you all much success in the future You are our brightest and our best You are the best hope of our community and the nation for providing the kind of unique sensitivity. Intellectual skills and deep commitment for insuring genuine equality of opportunity for all of our citizens. May God speed you on your way - and may you ever be true to the DEAR OLD GOLD AWD BLUE With deepest respect, affection and appreciation, I am Very sincerely yours. (i L(mM Dr. Robert Albright, Mrs. Linda Albright, Kela and Lance Albright. Alvis Aikens Computer Science New Bern NC Anthony Anderson Computer Science New York NY Yvette Alston Computer Science Myrtle Beach SC Demetnce Andrews Banking Finance Philadelphia PA Billy Banks Business Management Charlotte NC Craig Bell Mathmatics Miami FL Vicki Bell Banking Finance Atlanta GA Katie Brice Early Childhood ED. Newton NC Lisa Bronson Political Science Pittsburgh PA Patricia Brooks Business Administration Harleyville NC Doris Brown Sociology Williston SC William Bruton lommunications Arts Pittsboro NC Eric Leroy Campbell Psychology Chicago IL Yvonne Conwell Communication Arts Southern Pines NC Perjna Covington Computer Science Charlotte NC Selita Cross Computer Science Dardens NC Theresa Crunkleton Communication Arts Pittsburgh PA Bruce Davis Marketing Sumter SC Kelvin Davis Sociology Ft. Mill, SC Sammantha Davis Sociology Ft. Mill, SC ommunication Arts Rochester NY Dawne Easley Marl eting Fayetteville NC Tiffany Eastman Psychology Boston MA Octavia Ellerbe Computer Science Charlotte NC Alisa Fryar Psychology Washington DC Andre Goode Accounting Bronx NY Herman Gore Biology Chester SC Jocelyn Green Political Science Wilmington NC Lisa Hall English Charlotte NC Trevon Hampton Communication Arts Hartford CO Ernest Hill Miimunication Arts Charlotte NC Walter Hill Communication Arts Charlotte NC Natalie Hobbs Communication Arts Greenville NC Ka ' Sharon Hose Communication Arts Jacksonville FL Cassandra Howell Physical Education Asheville NC Richard Greggory Johnson, III Urban Studies Hastings NY Ida Johnson Computer Science Washington DC Tanya Jordan Banking Finance Bennettesville SC Gloria Kenney Biology Richmond VA Sharon Key anking Finance Charlotte NC William King Urban Studies Chester SC Dolores Littlejohn Sociology Gaffney SC Dawn Lockett Biology East. St. Louis IL Saundra McCracken Physical Education Southport NC Dennis IMccray Computer Science Madison Heights VA Abraham McCormick Political Science Meggett SC Lorna McCutchen Busienss Management Columbia SC Latonya McGowan Accounting Oxon Hill MD Kathryn McKenzie Marketing Philadelphia PA Georgia McLean Banking Finance Stanley NO Kimberlyn Marshall Business Management Upper Malboro Cynthia Mayes Urban Studies Seneca SC Oebra Mitchell Psychology New York IY Jackie Morris Communication Arts Matthews NC Joey Pendergrass Communication Arts Chester SC Ebed Ratcliff Queens NY Verdan St. Amie Marketing St. Crois USVI Sharon Sadler Banking Finance Greenville SC Fonda Sanders Communications Arts Smithfieid SC Bertha Smalls Computer Science John ' s Island SC Karren Spencer Accounting Fayetteville NC Kimberly Stone Early Childhood ED. Ridgeway SC Miriam Twitty Banking Finance Marion NC Caria Upshur siness Administration Hillsborough NC Winifred Williams Music Education Columbia SC Anine Wright Early Childhood ED, Camden SC Andrea Youngblood Computer Science Yonges Island SC Felicia Beane Biology Richmond VA Marian Flowers Sociology Newton NC Terry Denise Henry Communication Arts Washington DC Karol King Biology Atlanta GA Lauri Moore Computer Science Bouton Beach FL Beatrice Montgomery Social Work Buffalo NY Towanna Parker Business Rocky Mount NC Charmaine Moss Computer Science Charleston SC Mary Welch Sociology Charlotte NC one knows Theresa, but not because she Is popular or ) ' se she ' s Miss JCSU. It ' s because of that centerfold 6. Theresa you have no worries, even after gradu- Smith and your success as a broadcaster, we could all you with that picture. NCE IS A VIRTUE ... enf of silence please! That ' s for the most quietest man In senior class. Like a shadow he moves about unseen and lard. So let ' s take another look before he quietly takes his TERRY DOES IT HER WAY Harper ' s Bazaar? Glamour?? Vogue?!? No. It ' s Terry doing what she does best . . . being Terry. Her zoom to stardom hasn ' t affected her. She has won just about every talent contest (ex- cept the Carver Talent Show (a high school in Winston-Salem) and that ' s because she didn ' t enter. If you don ' t know that she is the most talented female and the most likely to be famous you ' ve had your head in a fridge. THATSJUST No he ' s not perfortlfDIi some Satantc ritual or even reacting the crucifixion. He ' s jtist being non-conformist. As usual. This R.A. (Ramtha ' s Angel) has left a devastating wake of reincarnation rubble In his path,«ne of which Shirley McLaine would be proud. If you haven ' t bfi| c |uainted with his views on organized religion, h you won ' t know what to believe. HEY TALK TOO MUCH THEY NEVER SHUT UP s, this is LaShun and Daryl, the Luaquacious Duo. We know they ve tots to Talk about after Terence ' s bizzare picture, but that ' s (t it, they won ' t stop! Can you see the very reason why Daryl in. If you had a mouth like that you ' d win most talkative too. . la ' t think LaShun can ' t let lose either. i Is this the president of Chase IVIanhattan or of [Mechanics Farmer ' s even. No! But he does have enough senior superla- tives to open a small Swiss bank account: 1) most popular 2) most likely to be famous 3) best all-around. If he had a dollar bill for all these categories he could pay more than 75% of his bill at validation. HO SAYS )U CANT HAVE EVERYTHING ho said you can ' t have brains and beauty? Well this studi- ous brunette bombshell proves that you can. Don ' t think that just because she keeps her pretty little nose in a book that she ' ll be a Librarian. We all know that once she puts those books down every guy In town will want to check her out . But her reply: You don ' t even know the Dewey Deci- mal System. Minstrel of Mischief (or if you prefer tliis Bodacious Bozo) iieard that had won not only class clown BUT most outrageous he dashed (or as y see dropped) to the waiting crowd (Gwen, who happened to be on h way to a revival.) When asl(ed about his sudden trip he said It ' s realli •tap Good God! Or should we say God s good as we behold the body FUL If Kathy would have lived in ancient Pompeii we see why . blew his top. This cosmopolitan cutie, this sensual senior this gen T iabido can melt butter, but beware luridng behind that pretty face i pretty mind. A calculating cerebrum that only adds to the be au i distracts. Now we know why that Philadelphia Cheese cream ' ' Ukfca bat out of hell she comes. This giant of a girl with the dl wme. Part Annie Lenox, part The Feminist the Fuzz part Poi f part Little Shop of Horrors and part Benetton this hodgepog - J— ---. .— has outraged many a person since setting foot ' ty to remember. But remember novelties don ' t . M sold at a flea marlcet. Guess it ' s over, call it a day Sorry that it had to end this way, But no reason to pretend We knew it had to end, but it ' s over Yes it ' s over Yes it ' s over the kicks are gone. What ' s the use of trying to hang on To whatever chance we try Let ' s face it, why deny. Too much too little too late to Ever try again. We ' re in the Middle of ending something That we knew was over. Yes it ' s over Dedicated to the Senior Class Dedicated to Cynthia Thorne Dear Cynthia, In my mind I see a picture Of a time when we were friends. I see your smile, and hear your laughter As though it were only a moment ago. You dance in and out of my life daily With ivy in your hair and candles at your feet. You are twining around and around In a mysterious dance, and you beckon to me With outstretched arms that I might follow Your beauty, which captivates me. But always, as I grow closer. You seem to glide further away. But I know that you will always be there — Waiting for me In eternity. Love, We knew you for only a minute. But the hours we shared can never be replaced. Love and Friendship, Love and Sisterhood Oh, what wonderful lessons you taught us! We can never fully close that wonderful chapter of our lives of which you were such a part Our goodbyes are not forever We know that one day again We will . . . Laugh Share Care and Love — Just as before. by — Kim Jackson — with love from Gamma Delta Chapter In Memory of Anthony Tick McClam God has called you home my love to dwell In his gates of gold. The pain will ease as time prevails and I will become strong again. But the love we shared and the time we spent will remain locked In my heart forever. Your personality is the mecca of love, understanding, patience, and ambition to life and friends. You ' re safe now to roam about like a child again, no more worries of this world, but a world that God has prepared for us. You are the sign and symbol that we love, but God loves you best. My Love for You Will Never Die LaSHUN o s Sports: Ebec Ratcllff: Section Editor r TENNIS ANYONE? Head Coach: Dana Berry Players: Ray Wilson, Cedric Hoi- land, Deron Hardoway, Nicolas ' w Ecoss-Ossio, Cicero McGill, Tracy v« Williams. , Though because of unforseen complications this year ' s tennis team was young and inexperi- enced. This may prove a handi- cap but we, the student body, be- lieve and expect a championship team as we have had In the past. nrrrrrr--- fSrmmiW B. THE CHEERLEADERS Debra Bookman, Felicia Stroud, Brenda L. Britt, Theresa Crunklenton, Lita White — Captain, Jammir Caldwell. Laurie Mott, Latonya Floyd, Tamtny Wynruit, Kyle Satterwhite, Johnny Albrooks. Head Coach: Horace T. Small, Ike Fullard — Assistant Coach, Moses Sharpe — Assistant Coach, John Logan, John Thomas, Greg Richardson, Dwight Simpson. Marvin Bartee, Anthony Walker, Mel Westmoreland, Anthony Linyard, Anthony Byers, Jackie Wilkes, Raymond Joyner, Tim Jones, Eddie Lee Cooper, Michael King, James Branch, Horace Jackson, Timothy Newman, Mustafa Shaeed, Alfred Braxton, Jr., Billy Banks, Ronald Capers, William Wyatt, Michael Hamilton, Dewayne Reed, Derwin Gray. Leroy Wise, Morton Copeland, Travis Norris, Kelvin Davis, Ralph Colllngton, Jerome McCoy. Sheiton Applewhite, Stephen Pinner, Terry Jeter, Tim Roberts, Steve Boone, Mitchell Hargett, John McCrae, Gary Melton, Darrin Kelley, Willie Cole, Mike Moore, John Terry, Willie Harris. Dwayne Byrd, Pierre Byrd, Jay Duckett, Anthony Dias, Bobby Dunbar, Dwayne Precia, Wesley Garner, Joe Cody, Joe FIshback, Glen Allen, Gerald Powell, Mike Barnes, Charlie Williams. BEHOLD THE BLUE AND THE GOLD This year the Johnson C. Smith IVIarchIng Golden Bulls had a tremendous season. Performing crowd pleasing dancing and imaginative formations this year ' s band can truly be called Genius. Though the band was small in comparison to some others, the members tool on each school with the same enthusiasm, and it showed. When our BAND marched on the field thats when all other competition stopped. GOLDEN BULLS Congratulations to the CIAA Southern Divisions Champs. 22-7 Anthony Anderson 6-8 Senior Center New Bern NC New Bern High Schooi 220 ibs Vincent Brown 6-3 Junior Guard Winston-Saiem NC North Forsyth High Schooi 169 ibs Martin Cox 6-7 Junior Forward Roosveit NY Roosveit High Schooi 195 Ibs John Dennis 5-10 Junior Guard Baltimore MO Lutheran High Schooi 153 ibs Jeff Ervin 6-6 Junior Forward Lenoir NC Lenior High Schooi 190 ibs Keith Green 6-4 Senior Forward Goidsboro NC Goidsboro High School 200 Ibs Kevin Hinton 6-5 Junior Forward Durham NC Southern Durham High Schooi 200 ibs Dante Johnson 6-6 Senior Forward Summerton SC Scott ' s Branch High Schooi 190 ibs Christopher Joens 6-8 Junior Center Boston MS Cathedral High Schooi 255 Ibs Johnathan King 6-7 Freshmen Guard WInston-Salem NC East Forsyth High School 206 ibs Lenny Langley 5-10 Freshmen Guard Greenville NC Greenville Rose High 150 ibs Aionzo Lunsford 6-9 Freshmen Center Rockingham NC Richmond County High Schooi 240 ibs Ricky McCormick 5-10 Senior Guard Fairmont NC Fairmont High Schooi 170 ibs Jerome McCoy 6-6 Sophomore Forward Miami FL Jackson High School 193 ibs Wayne Moulton 61 Sophomore Guard Miami FL Miami Jackson High Schooi 171 ibs Reginald Moses 6-3 Senior Guard Charlotte NC West Charlotte High Schooi 170 Ibs Rodney Richardson 6-3 Junior Guard Philadelphia PA Ben Franklin High Schooi 185 Ibs John Sanders 6-4 Freshman Forward Washington DC Dunbar High Schooi 175 Ibs Michael A. Smith 6-7 Forward Charlotte NC 230 Ibs Mel Westmoreland Guard Sophomore Greensboro NC Dudley High School LADY BULLS LEFTY Sharrlon Faye Beard Guard Anderson IN LANE Darlene Gordon Sumter SC ANG Angela Yvette Hamilton Forward Rutherfordton NC ITTY-BITTY Saundra McCracken Guard Southport NC FLYIN ' JENNY Antoneia Venese Sanford Guard Forest City NC TONI Alesla Antonia Smith Guard Golsboro NC TREE Teresa Franklin Smyre Forward BLACK BEAUTY Janle Moneke Young Forward Shelby NC TEE HORNE Teresa Home Lamar SC LOKI Loura DeLlsa Thompson Fairmont NC SISTER Alonzlta Marie Bass Forward River Rouge Ml COACH: ADMINISTRATIVE ASST: MANAGER: STATISTICIAN: SCORER: Steve Joyner Darryl Patterson Jackie McMlchael Jeanette Taylor Tracy Hllllard Kim Moore HOMECOMING Section Editor: Kathryn McKenzie 100 Kim Jones performs a modern dance for the Queen. LaShun, Theresa, Karmen, Gloria; the summit of beauty. Goddesses from Mt. Olympus. The Ladles of the Hour: Theresa and Karmen. CORONATION Theresa Crunkleton, our queen, gives thanks to those who mean much to her. She reigned over this year ' s coronation v ith poise and elegance. Miss JCSU choose for a theme this year To the Limits of Imagination this coencideded with the ovrall Homecoming theme Pieces of the Dream. Their Royal Highnesses leave the stage as the University President, Dr. Robert L. Al- bright, gives his remarks. MISS J ' s Look at the lovely Miss JCSU as she takes out from her reception to survey the scene. The elegant evening was highlighted as the queen was seranated with song. Theresa Is flanked by her family. RECEPTION Tick , LaShun, Annie, and the Reverend. Good grief Sharon and TrJna, we know you don ' t get food like this In the cafe but slow DOWN! BU After a busy week of homecoming activi- ties Dr. Bernard Franklin presents the Class Spirited Award to the victorious Sophomore class. Everyone took part In the festivities which showcased the talents of our dynamic JCSU cheerleaders as the performed tan- tilizing cheers and stunts. Homecoming: It was a good occasion for the people to come together. This made for a very spectacular JCSU homecoming. Homecoming: My senior year ' s home- coming ... HA! What a laugh! I feel that even though we had a few problems we still had a pretty good time. Homecoming: I feel this year ' s home- coming was a reflection of the rainy day and the tragic ordeal of the week. The school spirit was low. As a freshman, I thought Homecom- ing was going to be wild! I did enjoy myself but I am really looking for- ward to a WILD time at the HOME- COMINGS of the future. BEHOL BATTLE ir«iAyAt  iliil l a y  r fl THE SPECTACULAR HALFTIME Nothing Is too good for our Miss J.C.S.U. The- resa Crunkleton. She arrived at the halftlme activities In her royal coach a 1936 Rolls Royce. Theresa was surrounded by her second atten- dant; Gloria Kenney and Little Miss J.C.S.U. Karmen Izzard. Also at the gala halftlme was Miss Charlotte Alumni. Both the President of the University, Dr. Robert L. Albright, and the Presi- dent of the National Alumni Chapter the venerable Cornell Powell delivered greetings to the returning Smith Fam- ily. Also In attendance was the lovely Miss National Alumni. ACTIVITIES BRIGHTEN A RAINY DAY .o A Wp If 1 I 166 Aohn6on C S mltk l fnlt erditu Z ne da g , L.t Theresa hails from Pittsburgh PA. She is the daughter of IVIr. Mrs. Jesse Crunkleton. She Is majoring In Communication Arts. She wants one day to be a nationally televised broadcaster. She Is a scholar with WSOC and UNCF. Theresa has many hobbles and fills her free time with work other than her class assigned tasks. She spirits the football and basket- ball teams on as a cheerleader. She represented the junior class as Ms. Junior Class. She Is a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Miss Johnson C. Smith University, Theresa A. Crunkleton MISS JCSU FIRST ATTENDANT oLa nun rJLawion The parents of LaShun Lawson, our Miss JCSU First Attendant, must be very proud of their daughter. Not only has she excelled academically she has also been chosen for this prestigous honor. A senior majoring in Communication Arts LaShun wants one day to become a sports commentator. She is the daughter of Mr. Mrs. Ben Lawson. She hails from Atlanta GA. MISS JCSU SECOND ATTENDANT Ljtoria Sennu A senior Biology and Chemistry major, Gloria is a native of Richmond VA. Gloria enjoys aerobics, gymnastics and was at one time a competative runner. She thanks her parents Mr. Mrs. William Kenney. Gloria ' s goal is to become a doctor. i 1 .4 w . fc I ' fip 1 feb Section Editor: Vicki Bell 128 ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY, INC. GAMMA DELTA CHAPTER Octavia Cannon Sonya Hicks Gearlene Lesane Latonya McGowan Debra Mitchell Kim McLean Sorors Not Pictured: Felicia Beane Tiffany Eastman Jeannie Harrison Pamela Hobbs Natasha King Antoine Whitlock Alpha Kappa Alpha is the oldest Greek-letter organization estab- lished In America by Black college women. It is a significant and Inspir- ing reflection of the development of a minority group in a changing cul- ture. Alpha Kappa Alpha was founded in 1908 at Howard University located in Washington DC. In its earliest days, Alpha Kappa Alpha became a symbol of the aspirations of able young women to develop their full potentials in an atmosphere of friendship mutually supportive stimulation to excellence. Gamma Delta Chapter consists of women from various economic backgrounds bound by a powerful mystique. This chapter Is united through love, strength and trust. It is truly sisterhood, one to cherrish throughout a lifetime. Georgia Bennett Estelle Bowers Samantha Davis Yvette Dorey Latonya Floyd Tammie Galloway Belinda Jackson Tanya Jordan Tonya Kelly Ava Lee LaCara Reddick Kim Stone Felicia Stroud Miriam Twitty Lita White Bridgette Wilform Winifred Williams Fall Line ' 86 — Ebony Elegance ALPHA PHI ALPHA FRATERNITY, INC. i Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. was founded December 7, 1906, at Cornell University, Ithica, NY. Alpha Omicron is the oldest chapter in the state of North Carolina, being founded on May 4, 1923. The men of Alpha Omicron Chapter truly uphold the aims and ideals of Alpha Phi Alpha. These gentlemen are actively Involved In Student Government, Residential Life and various organizations on, as well as, off campus. These distinctive men represent leadership, scholastic achievement and a love for all mankind. Their tenacious qua- lities stand above all others. Their ability to hold the award for highest G. P. A. nationally. In Alphaland this truly proves their committment to excellence. OFFICERS Bro. Terrence Dawkins — President Bro. Steven Davis — Vice President Bro. Archelus McLean — Secretary Bro. Douglas Jones — Treasurer Br. Daniel R. Ray, l-Oean of Pledgees Bro. Darrell Green — Asst. Dean of Pledgees Bro. Bernard Cason — Editor-in- Chief of Sphinx Bro. Marshall Mitchell — Director of Education LADIES OF BLACK GOLD Ms. Alpha Phi Alpha Estelle Bowers LBGs Tracy McPherson — Presi- dent Thacine Smith — V. President Melody Richardson — Secre- tary Capricia Bell — Treasurer Adrianne Anderson Tracy Lassiter Gwenarda Medley These lovely young ladies really do Alpha Phi Alpha justice. Their determination to achieve, concise wiin the aims of Alpha. Estelle Bowers — Ms. Alpha Phi Alpha has done Alpha Omicron justice, by placing First Runner-Up in the State of North Carolina Ms. Black Gold Pageant. We are definitely proud of her achievement. Symetrlcally — Alphas are still on top. DELTA SIGMA THETA SORORITY, INC. GAMMA LAMBDA CHAPTER Paula Eaton Jacqueline Miles Klmberly Savannah Kim Hartrldge Patricia Wallace Rendella S Karen Clare Lisa McDor Sellta Crt- sa Crunkleton Sonya Buchanan Jacqueline McMlchael Renee Thompson Serena Mobley Delia Latane Charmaine Mots Kathryn McKenzte Officers Pres. Tawana Berry Vice Pres. Tasha Christian Treasurer, Stephanie Watts Recording Sec. Cheryl Daw- itins Corresponding Sec. Lisa ■Montgomery Financial Sec. Gina Trice Historian, Kimary Hardy Chaplain, Cynthia Barnes Sgt-at-Arr ' ' Miss Delta Sigma Theta Kimbelry Lee SIGMA THETA Delta Sigma The- ta was founded January 13, 1913 by 22 remarkable women on the campus of How- ward University in Washington, D.C. The very first chapter was named Alpha Chapter. The ob- jective of the so- rority is to estab- lish and maintain a high standard of morality and scholarship amoung women. On February 19, 1944 the Gamma Lambda Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta was orga- nized with eleven Charter mem- bers. Today Gam- ma Lambda tries to uphold the Ideals of their Ini- tial founders. Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. was founded at Howard University in 1914. Aipha Epsiion Chapter at Johnson C. Smith was founded in 1927. Phi Beta Sigma is a fraternity that encompasses over 80,000 brothers around the world including Africa, Switzerland, the Virgin Islands and the Caribbean with the purpose of serving manitind. Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity is known as the People ' s Fraternity. This organization believes in the principles of brotherhood, scholarship, and service. With these principles Phi Beta Sigma strives to jphold their motto: Culture for Service and Service for Humanity. Dennis McCray President Abraham IVIcCormick Vice President Dean of Pledgees Roland A. Bunch Secretary and Dean of Stepping Billy M. Banks Treasurer and Historian Jerome McCoy Chaplain Hugh D. Scott Asst. Dean of Pledgees William K. Bruton Asst. Dean of Stepping Charles Walker Damian Davis Jeff Toblass James Ennett Advisor Leroy Maxwell Asst. to Advisor Kimberly J. Jones Katie Brice Zeta Phi Beta Sorority was organized at Howard University on January 16, 1920, as the result of the encouragement given the five founders by Charles Robert Taylor and Langston Taylor, members of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity. Zeta has been outstanding in carrying its share of community relief work in partici- pation in voluntary services and life mem- ber of N.A.A.C.R Thus, Zeta Phi Beta So- rority Inc. and Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc. became the first official Greek-letter sister and brother organizations. Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, an organization dedicated to scholarship, service, sis- terly love, and finer wom- anhood have brought to- gether women from all parts of the country. EXECUTIVE OFFICERS: Daryl T. Sturgls — Editor In Chief; Kim Y. Jones — Associate Editor; Vicki Bell — Business Manager; Kim Clark — Managing Editor; Kathryn McKenzie — Ms. University Yearbook. SECTION EDITORS: Faculty StaH Adminlstration — Kim Y. Jones Underclassmen — Jill Taylor Adrienne Anderson Senior Class — Catonseia Jennings Sports — Ebec Ratcliff Homecoming Queens — Kathryn McKenzie Greeks — Vicki Bell Organizations — William Rohlsen Student Life — Greggory Johnson Gwendolyn Leverett GENERAL STAFF: PHOTOGRAPHERS Hope Washington Herbert Gidney Spencer Tukes David Hayes Ronal d Lopez Maurey Isley Kyle Daniels Jason Green Ivy Jones Michael Worthy Brenda L. Britt Demetrius Hodges Roger Williams Jessie Gore Cheryl Bunn Debbie Moss Mr. Herbert Gidney Advisor Mrs. Joyce Schuler Advisor Serendipity! That was the key to this year ' s annual. Discoveries and not all of them enjoyable. I chose this path that I walk and the bed of coals that I treaded over I would not wish on anyone. The enemies I ' ve made and friends that I found. To put the experience of this concised six months would fill a book. But unfortunately you the consumer of our work, will probably not want to here me lament over calamities and hardships. I know that all you want is the product that we so lovingly produced. I can truly say that this has literally been the worst year of my life, a culmination if you will of the malestrom I feel I ' ve weathered here at Johnson C. Smith, ah, but that is another tragic tale I ' m sure you don ' t want to hear. I guess what I ' m trying to say in this confused collection of prose is that even though there has been tribulation galore (and GOD knows) that I would run down this arduous road again. I am bitter some may think, I am, maybe, but I am glad that I had the chance to learn to be ME and to live for no one else. I must thank some very important people that helped me in this endeavor. My mother, Mrs. Gwendolyn Stewart (Thank you Moma, I love you), my mentor Dr. RT. Radcliffe (Thank you very much) my advisors Mrs. Joyce Schuler, Mr. Herber Gidney, Mrs. Johniemae Flowers and Mrs. Nona Brewington, my most devoted staff members: Kyle Daniels, Roger Williams, Bill Rohlsen, and Kathy McKenzie, Ivy Jones, and my dearest friends: Terence Powers, Mitchell Sharpe, Gwendolyn Leverett, and Deedra Wright. Thank You Daryl T Sturgis Editor 1987 Bull Serving on the Yearbook Staff for two years has definitely been an experience. I will never forget. This production of the Bull has brought about a great deal of challenge and frustration for the entire staff. We have had to overcome various obstacles including budget cuts, photo sessions, lack of commitment and inclement weather conditions just to name a few. However we perservered and here you have our version of the Bull ' 87. Many of us may never assemble together after we leave here so we have provided us with a keepsake I ' m sure you will cherish and remember so fondly our Alma Mater. I ' d like to thank my photographers: Jason Green, Jessie Gore, Demetrius Hodges, and Mike Worthy. I will remember you ALWAYS Kathryn ■ , Section Editor: William Rohlsen 142 ALPHA PSI OMEGA HONARY DRAMATIC FRATERNITY Members: Regginald McNeely, Dr. Charlotte D ' Armond, Terry Henry, Danny Harrison BERRY HALL COUNCIL Members; Vanessa Hood; Resident Coordinator, Eugene Maybin, James Branch, John Logan, Leroy Wise — President. BLOCK S Members; Mary Quick, Saundra McCracken DUKE HALL COUNCIL Members: Thomas Wilson, Adwaina DuBose President HELPING HANDS Members: Bruce Davis — Treas., William King — President, Leroy Wise — Public Relations, Delareia Perry — Parlimentarian, Eugene Maybin, Dawne Easley — Recording Secretary, Chris King — Vice-President, Kenneth Cooper — Corresponding Secretary FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Members: Michelle Perry — Is Attendant, Sharon Mobley — Ms. Freshmen Class, Shawn Collier — 2nd Attendant, Villette Roberson — Treas., Clarence Norton, III — Senator-at-iarge, Anton Davis — President, Dwain Edwards — Secretary, Asia Mills — Senator 1, (Not Pictured) Heath Broughnton — Vice-President, Sonya Johnson — Senator 2, Melllsa Walker — Assistant Secretary CU ILD IRA ALDRIDGE DRAMA GUILD Reglnalld McNeely, Daryl T. Sturgis, Stanze Hunter — Vice-President. Lolita Mobley — Sect Trea., Dr. Charlotte D ' Armond — Advisor. Cheryl Beauty Bunn, Crystal Kyler, Lori Gavin. Natalie Hobbs. Estelie Bowers. Fonda Sanders — President. Terry Henry. John Anthony — Vice-President JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Lori Gavin — President. Lita White — Ms. Junior Class, Georgia Bennett — 1st attendent. Octavia Caanon — Senator, Kim Clark, Cheryl Dawkins, Estelie Bowers KAPPA KOURT Sharon Mobley, Kim R. Lee, Octavia Cannon — Ms. Kappa Alpha Psi. Petrlna Nelson, Mia Taylor. Latonya Floyd. Valencia Becks. Donna Wong — Ms. Phi Nu Pi. Jeanette Taylor — Ms. Alpha Epsilon. LaCara Reddick. Christine Austin. Ericka Williams. Sheila Giles LIBRARY CLUB Sharon Sadler — Vice-President, Patricia Broolts — President, Lorna McCucchen, Vaiarie Young — Sect., De ' Vonne Hoiioway, (not pictured) Pauline Crosby, Tanya Jordan, Mrs. Barbera Carr MYERS HALL COUNCIL Mecheii Wilson — Student Senate, Sheila Giles — Ms. Myers Hall, Sharon Mobley — 2nd Floor Rep., Vlllette Roberson — Trea., Helena James — Resident Hall Advisor, Ms. Vanessa Hood — Resident Coordinator, Evainna Woods — Judicial Board, Dana Stevens — President, Sharlene S. Ketter — Parlimentarlan, Lisa Watson — Secretary NCAE STUDENT PROGRAM Norman Sanchez — Reporter, Tasha Christian — Ms. NCAE, Annie Wright — Sect., Robin Bishop. Estelle Bow ers, KImberly Stone — President, (not pictured) Katie Brice — Daryl BIdgood — Treas., Jerome McCoy, Brenda Nash, Sharon Nelson, Ruth Robertson, Katie Frazler, Fred Thompson PSI PHI CHI Members: Allsa Fryar — Ms. Psi Phi Chi, Daryl T. Sturgls — Sect Treas. Debra Mitchell — President, Anjanette Anderson, Caria James, Gwenarda Medley, Roger Williams, Donna Pasley, Jacqueline McMlchael, Robin Pridgett, (not pictured) Michael Leggett, Kim C. Lee, Kim Lesane, Douglas Jones — Vice-President, Donald Booker SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Members: Georgia McLean — SGARep, Patricia Brooks — SWC, Samantha Davis — SGARep, Daryl T. Sturgis — SWC, Doris Brown — SWC, Sharon Sadler — Treas. (not pictured) Kathy McKenzie — President, LaShun Lawson — Vice- President, Tanay Jordan — Sect, Miriam Twitty Latonya McGowan — Ms. Senior Class SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Members: Yvette Mathls — Recording, Dianth e Elland — President, Eljuana Barrier — Sect., LaCara Reddick — Ms. Sophomore Class, Sophia Griffin — Senate, Gregory Bryant — Senate, Earl Williamson — Vice-President, Darryl Kemp — Senate, Winston Crisp — Pari. SOCIETY OF STUDENTS in SCIENCE Members: — Sonya Buchanon, Paula Eaton — SGARep, Sandra Harris — Sect., Claiborne Hughes — Treas., KImberly Jones — President, David Page — Vice-President (not-pictured) Chris Mathls — Pari., Jimmy Smith — Chap., Gloria Kenney — Reporter, Brenda Britt, Michelle Thompson, Pla Townes, Dr. Marilyn Sutton — Advisor TAU BETA SIGMA Members: Joyce Schuler — Advisor, Doris Brown, Georgia McLean, Cynthia White — President, Mia Taylor — Pari., Samantha Davis, (not-pictued) Regina James — Historian, Dawn Lockett — Treas., Kecia Young — Sect., Tracy Rivers — Vice-President UNION PROGRAM BOARD Members: Mia Robinson — Ms. Union Program Board, Robin Bishop — Chairperson, Hugh D. Scott, Barrondia Wllklns — Publicity Chair, Vanessa Hood — Advisor, Herbert GIdney — Advisor, Donna Pasley, Tracy Chamblee — Co-Chalrperson Tri -state Club sitting: Tracy Chamblee, Hugh Scott, Gregory Bryant. Standing; Emily Lewlyn, Asia, Kim, Sherifa Griffin. Dot Lindsey, Tonya Thompson. Belinda Williams, NIchelle Harper, Shaun Collier, Tammy Reveron, Tracy Stallworth. O 0 00 ' %fl! I Phi Beta Sigma Court Sitting: Ms. Phi Beta Sigma: Robin Bishop. Stand- ing: Mia Robins. Michelle Pfifer, Pam McCloud. Andrea Oree. Belinda Williams, De ' vonne Halloway, Donna Pasley, Sharlffa Griffin. Tonya Thompson. Gwen Lee, Dot Lindsey. The Student Government Association Recording Secretary, Tawana erry Trustee. Marshall Mitchell. Craig Bell The Executive Board 1986-1987 President, Daniel Harrison, Vice Pres. Steven Davis ■ mm ■ 1 r 1 . . H I. ;-. ' ■ 1 ' w 1 1 • 9t ?f d 1 y . JCSU THEATER IS ■I-!I19IIiLliL l!K| | HH ■H 1 1 1 li Hn lini1 | B ' j| m fl F !■ ' Ie u I V j y ' Jt MbhUS E I The Cast of Lysistrata : Steph- anie Coney, Dr. Charlotte D ' Ar- mond, Estelle Bowers, Reggie McNeeiy, Stephanie Hanes, Terri Henry, iMike Paramore, Lisa Bronson, Anthony Bunche, Jesse Gore, Herman Tinlter, Lori Gavin, Dana Poweil, David, Stephna Weils, Lolita Mobley, Cheryl Bunn, Trevon Hampton, Georgia Bennett, William Alston, Daryl T. Sturgis, Tammy Ruffin, Tiffany Eastman, Lily Jones, Teresa Crunckleton. ALIVE AND WELL Zooman and the Sign was originally produced off Broadway in New York City. The same author who wrote Zooman wrote the award winning A Soldier Play . The play Zooman received an Obie an award given to off Broadway produc- tions. Zooman is a taunt drama about the murder of a young girl in a Philadelphia slum and the days after her death. The family is slowly destroyed as they try to convince several of their neighbors to speak to the police, of course to no avail. Finally in frustration the father hangs a sign on his porch that eventually leads to more violence and in the shattering climax causes the death of the youth that shot his daughter. Lysistrata Is an ancient Greek comedy. To further help it to relate the JCSU Theatre reset the comedy In West Africa. The premise that it is set on is that the men of Kumbi Saleh are fighting the tribe of Walata. The women of both tribes come together and decide not to have sex with their husbands until the men stop fighting. All the women, led by Lysistrata, hold up in the temple. The ensuing days later find the spurned men In a state of agony and confusion. In the end peace and love win out when the men stop fighting and the women return to their husbands. The Cast of the play Zooman and the Sign by Charles Fuller: Dr. Charlotte D ' Armond, Director, Anton Davis — Victor Tate, Trevon Hampton — Music, James Scott — Emmette Tate, Reggie McNeely — Zooman, Terri Henry — Rachel Tate, Spencer Tukes — Rueben Tate, Lori Gavin — Grace, Daryl T. Sturgis — Mr. Jackson - Asst. Director, Stanzi Hunter — Brick Thrower, Estelle Bowers — Ash Boswell, Natalie Hobbs — Lights, Lisa Bronson — Tech, Sean Johnson — Lights Sound Photos BLACK COLLEGE DAY LACK STUDENT 6mm NCABSG Students from JCSU and other historically black colleges from all over North Carolina converged on the state capital in the month of Oc- tober. The reason was the annual Black College Day. Our own S.G.A. President Danniel Harrison repre- sented this school as did an entire bus load that went down for the march. The activities began on the campus of Shaw University and cul- minated at the steps of the state capltol. The celebration both stress brotherhood and a continued aware- ness of the problems the black school is facing now and in the fu- ture. Pictures submitted by Valerie Stock- ton. It was the worst blizzard in recent JCSU history. Smithites took it in stride. ER WONDER LAND? H Hit«U H 1 ■|W«MM Hl B B ipi ' ' ;ja8 3| c?__ f 2jJ m - n I THE WONDER WORLD OF CAMPUS LIFE CO O I I CO o The Freshmen chat happKy as they go to yet another Freshman Orientation program. Dr. Robert Albright, The University President, speal s to the Freshmen in the chapel. Catherine Adams is elated that she is able to meet Dr. Allbright. Freshmen walking from a program at the chapel. Freshmen listen attentively as they are told more information about their future at JCSU. These Freshman girls smile prettily for the camera. Freshmen wine and dine at the dinner in their hon- Does the Freshman class look like they can party? AAAAAAAA Alvis Leon Aikens P.O. Box 2183 New Bern, NC Major: Computer Science Minor: Business Honors: 2nd Place Black History Poetry Contest, Leadership Award, Special Services Award Activities: Secretary Smith Hall. Student Christian Assoc. Yvette D. Alston P.O. Box 3155 Myrtle Beach, SC Major: Computer Science Minor: Business Activities: Business Club, Alpha Phi Alpha Court, 1984-85. Computer Science Club 1984-87, Ira Aldridge Drama Guild 1983-85, NAACP Anthony Anderson 560 Lenox Ave. Apt. 3Q New York, NY 10037 Major: Computer Science Honors: National Dean ' s List Activities: Varsity Basketball B B B B B B B Billy Maurice Banks 324 Fairwood Ave. Charlotte, NC 28203 Major: Business Management Honors: MVP- 1985 Football, Football Scholarship Activities: Football 1982-1986, Member of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc., Letter S. Club Felicia Beane Craig Anthony Bell 22623 SW 113 Place Miami, FL 33170 Major: Mathematics Minor: Computer Science Activities: President (1985-86) vice-president (1984-85) RW Johnson Spiritual Choir; chair- man. St udent Relations Committee; president, Student Christian Association, University Choir and University Marching Band; Forensic Society: Omega Psi Phi Fraternity VIcki Yvonne Bell 245 Wilbur Ave. Atlanta, GA 30316 Major: Banking Finance Honors: Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities Colleges: Dean ' s List; Duke Schol- arship; Alpha Lambda Delta Freshmen Honor So- ciety Activities: University Marching Band; Ambassa- dors Club; RW Johnson Spiritual Choir; Universi- ty Concert Band; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.; Pan-Hellenic; Junior Class Executive Board; Honors Program Katie Jeanette Brice RO. Box 965 Newton, NC 28658 Major: Early Childhood Education Honors: National Dean ' s List; Honor Roll Activities: Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.; Miss Zeta Phi Beta; Sanders Hall — Treas.; NCAE — Vice Pres.; SCA; SGA; NAACP; Softball; Cheerleader Patricia Ann Brooks Rt. 2, Box 260 Harleyvllle, SC 29448 Major: Business Administration Minor: Management 172 Honors: Tau Beta Chi Business Honor Society; Na- tional Dean ' s List; Duke Scholarship; Dean ' s List Activities: Ambassador ' s Club; Library Club; SGA Lisa R. Bronson 224 Ames St. Pittsburgh, PA 15214 Major: Political Science Minor: History Honors: Honors Program; Dean ' s List; Duke Schol- arship; National Dean ' s List; Presbyterian Church USA Scholarship Activities: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. — Dean of Pledges; Ambassador ' s Club; Ira Al- dridge Drama Guild — Sect. Treas.; Political Science Club; RW Johnson Spiritual Choir; NAACP Doris Eloise Brown Rt. 2, Box 306 Williston, SC 29853 Major: Sociology Minor: Urban Studies Activities: University Marching Band William Kevin Bruton Rt. 4, Box 957 Pittsboro, NC 27312 Major: Communication Arts Activities: University Choir; Freshmen Gospel Choir; RW Johnson Spiritual Choir; Special Ser- vices; Smith Hall Advisory Council; Phi Beta Sig- ma Fraternity, Inc.; Asst. Step Master, Dean of Pledges Asst. Sect.; Pan-Hellenic Council Cheryl Beauty Bunn 28 Hawthorn St., Apt. 1 Boston, MA 02119 Major: Communication Arts Minor: Publishing Graphic Arts Honors: Dean ' s List Activities: JCSU News — Assoc. Editor; University Yearbook; Marching Band; Omega Psi Phi Sweet- heart; Miss Gold 85-86; Ira Aldridge Drama Guild c c c c c c c Eric LeRoy Campbell 10812 S. Parnell Ave. Chicago, IL 60628 Major: Psychology Minor: Political Science Honors: Outstanding Young Man of America Activities: Epsilon Zeta Epsllon Fraternity; Presi- dent ' s JCSU Bowling Bulls; Psychology Club; Fo- rensic Society Yvonne M. Conwell 1115 Southern Pines, NC 28387 Major: Communication Arts Minor: Journalism Honors: National Dean ' s List, Duke Scholar Activities: Member Black Media Association; Ome- ga Psi Fraternity Kenneth B. Cooper 110 Florence Court Lumberton, NC 28358 Major: Computer Science Minor: Business Activities: JCSU Marching Band, NAACP Softball Team Perlna Covington 1 601 Norris Ave. Charlotte, NC 28206 Major: Computer Science Minor: Business Activities: JCSU Marching Band; NAACP; Softball Selita Nanette Cross Rt. 2, Box 123 Dardens, NC 27846 Major: Computer Science Honors: Honor Roll Activities: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.; Soft- ball; Union Program Board; NAACP; SGA; Ome- ga Psi Phi Court Theresa A. Crunkleton 106 W. Mclntyre Ave. Pittsburgh, PA 15214 Major: Communication Arts Honors: Dean ' s List; National Dean ' s List; Jeffer- son Pilot; UNCF, Michael Jackson Scholarship; WSOC Scholarship Activities: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.; Cheer- leader; RW Johnson Spiritual Choir; Ms. Junior Class; Ms. Johnson C. Smith University: Presi- dent ' s Advisory Council; JCSU News; Kappa Sweetheart D D D D D D D Bruce Godfrey Davis 5 Belton Ct. Sumter, SC 29150 Major: Marketing Activities: Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship Inc.; Tunica Drive Committee; Sect. Smith Hall Kelvin Tariq Davis 35 Sussex Ave. E. Orange. NJ 07018 Major: Sociology Minor: Criminal Justice Honors: All-CIAA Guard (Football) Activities: Football; Sociology Club; Asst. Coach; Student Union Asst.; Catering with EDY; Bowling Team; Groove Phi Groove; Letter S Club; Vice- Pres. Berry Hall; Campus Clean-up crew Samantha Davis ' 104 Coolrldge St. Fort Mill. SC 29715 Major: Sociology Minor: Criminal Justice Honors: Band Scholarship; Dean ' s List; Ramsuer Memorial Scholar Activities: University Marching Band; Dancing Bull-Ettes; NAACP; New Student Orientation Committee; Urban Studies Club; Sociology Club; Tau Beta Sigma Honorary Band Sorority; Kappa Alpha Psi Sweetheart; Track Team; Softball; Pep Club; Intramural Basketball EEEEEEEE Dawn Terese Easley 1030 Carver St. Fayettevllle, NC 28301 Major: Marketing Honors: Dean ' s List, National Dean ' s List; Horace A. Davenport Scholar Activities: SGA; SCA; Helping Hands; Urban Stud- ies Club Tiffany Joy Eastman 61 Saint Richard Roxbury, MA 02119 Major: Psychology Minor: Early Childhood Ed. Honors: Dean ' s List, National Dean ' s List; UNCF Schoiarsliip Activities: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.; Psy- chology Club; NAACP — Sect.; Ira Aldridge Dra- ma Guild; Micro Psych Lab Asst.; Sigma Sweet- heart; Greenfield Hall Council Katherine Octavia Ellerbe 2401 Statesville Ave. Charlotte, NC 28206 Major: Computer Science Minor: Business Honors: Dean ' s List; National Dean ' s List Activities: Women ' s Softball; SGA; Union Program Board FFFFFFFF Marian M. Flowers 2415 Catalina Ave. Charlotte, NC 28206 Major: Business Administration Minor: Communications Honors: Winner: National Poetry Contest Activities: NAACP; Ira Aldridge Drama Guild; Busi- ness Club Alisa Rena Fryar 1941 S St. SE Washington, DC 20020 Major: Psychology Honors: Honors Program; Duke Scholarship Activities: RW Johnson Spiritual Choir; Sophomore Class Rep.; Junior Class Rep.; Pep Club; Home- coming Committee; Psychology Club; Miss Psi Phi Chi; SGA; SCA; Student Alumni Assoc; Bull- fest Com. G G G G G G G Andre L. Goode 1133 0gden Ave. 23R Bronx, NY 10452 Major: Accounting Minor: Business Administration Activities: Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. Herman Clark Gore 2106 Apt. A Tom Hunter Rd. Charlotte, NC 28213 Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry Honors: Duke Endowment Scholarship; UNCF Scholarship Activities: Science Club; NAACP; Union Program Board; Kappa Alpha Psi Jocelyn Elizabeth Green 212 South 17 St. Wilmington, NC 28401 Major: Political Science Honors: Dean ' s List; Communication Workers of America Scholar Activities: Miss YWCA; Union Program Board; Po- litical Science Club; NATO Simulation in Wash- ington. DC; NAACP; SGA H H H H H H H Lisa Rene Hall 3709 Cobbleridge Dr. Charlotte, NC 28215 Major: English Minor: Communication Activities : University Choir; Marching Band; Miss University Choir; Miss Student Alumni; Sect. Student Alumni; English Club; Treewell Treven Thomas Hampton 70 Sterling St. Hartford, CT 06112 Major: Communication Arts Minor: Music Honors: All CIAA Trumpet Activities: Marching Band; Musician for Ira Al- dridge Terri Denis Henry Ernest Hill 6300 Apt. 5, Countryside Dr. Charlotte, NC 28213 Major: Communication Arts Minor: Marketing Activities: Black Media Assoc. Walter Lee Hill 1809 Wilmore Dr. Charlotte, NC 28203 Major: Communication Arts Minor: Mathematics Honors: National Dean ' s List; Duke Scholarship; JCSU Scholarship; American Biographical Insti- tute Natalie Ann Hobbs 709 Flemming St. Greenville, NC 27834 Major: Communication Arts Honors: Jefferson Pilot Scholarship Activities: Ira Aldridge Drama Guild; Army ROTC Ka ' Sharon Purdy Hose 1701 Garden St. Jacksonville. FL 32209 Major: Communication Arts Activities: SGA; Black Media Association; NAACP JJJJJJJJJ Ida P. Johnson 81-R St. NW Washington, DC 20001 Major: Computer Science Minor: Business Administration Honors: Pi Gamma Mu Honor Society, Alpha Chi National Honor Society; Duke Scholar. JCSU Scholarship; Dean ' s List; President ' s List Activities: Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority; Track Team Richard Greggory Johnson. Ill 810 Soundview Ave. East Bronx. NY 10473 Major: Urban Studies Minor: Political Science Activities: NAACP; RW Johnson Spiritual Choir; Homecoming Committee; Public Relations; Al- pha Phi Omega Tanya Michelle Jordan PC. Box 1557 Bennettsvilie, SC 29512 Major: Banking and Finance Honors: Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society. Alpha Clil National Honor Society; Tau Beta Chi Business Honor Society; Honors Program Dean ' s List Activities: Library Club. BEST Mentor Program. Ambassador Club; Junior Class Corresponding Sec; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority K K K K K K K Gloria Kenny Sharon Anise Key 700 Concordia Ave. Charlotte. NC 28206 Major: Banking and Finance Activities: University Marching Band Karol King William Robert King 121 Cemetery St. Chester. SC 29706 Major: Urban Studies Minor: Political Science LLLLLLLL LaShun V. Lawson 1512 Athens Ave. Atlanta. GA 30310 Major: Communications Honors: Jefferson Pilot Scholarship Award. Jour- nalism Award Activities: Associate Editor JCSU News; Ira Al- dridge Drama Guild, RW Johnson Spiritual Choir; Editor University Student News; Yearbook Staff Cleo Dolores Littlejohn 401 Satratt Dr Gaffney, SC 29340 Major: Social Work Dawn Lockett M M M M M M Saundra McCracken 555 Jabbertown Rd. Southport, NC 28461 Major: Physical Education Honors: Pettis Norman Award; Athlete of the Year; MVP Softball Volleyball; Best Defense Player. Basketball; Most Improved Dennis Albert McCray 109 Mogans Rd. Madison Heights. VA 24573 Major: Computer Science Minor: None Honors: National Dean ' s List; President ' s List Activities: Phi Beat Sigma Fraternity Inc.. Presi- dent; Peer Counselor; Pan Hellenic Council; Football Team. Abraham McCormick Rt. 1. Box 44-A Meggett, SC 29460 Major: Political Science Minor: Business Activities: Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc.; Pan Hel- lenic Council Lorna Chaindra Gwyn McCutchen 1544 Steadfast St. Columbia, SC 29203 Major: Business Management Minor: Computer Science Activities: NAACP; Library Club; NABA; SGA; Uni- versity Choir; Empire State Club; Union Program Board; Special Services Latonya Monique McGowan 28 Panorama Dr. Oxon Hill. MD 20745 Major: Accounting Honors: Dean ' s List; National Dean ' s List; Ameri- can Institute of Certified Public Accountants Scholarship; North Carolina Certified Public Ac- countants Scholarship; JCSU Scholarship; Spe- cial Services Leadership Perseverance Award; Tau Beta Chi. Academic Achievement Award Activities: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Inc.; Spe- cial Services member and tutor; National Associ- ation of Black Accountants; Recording sect.; Sophomore class recording sect.; Golden Girl. University Marching Band; Dancing Bull-ettes; Hospitality Representative; 2nd Floor Duke Hall Rep.; JCSU Modeling Troupe. Kappa Alpha Psi Sweetheart 173 Kathryn Rae McKenzie 516 E. Allen Lane Philadelphia, PA 19119 Major: Marketing Honors: National Dean ' s List; Lambda Delta; Alpha Kappa Mu; Alpha Chi; UNCF Scholarship Activities: Freshman Class Executive Board; 1st Attendant Miss Junior Class, University March- ing Band; University Yearbook; Delta Sigma The- ta Sorority; Sophomore Class Executive Board; Miss Rho Chapter; Pan Hellenic Council: BESI Mentor Program; Ms. University Yearbook Georgia Auanita McLean Rt. 2. Stanley, NC 28216 Major: Banking Finance Honors; BESI Mentor Program Activities: Union Program Board; Student Govt. Assoc; University Marching Band; Flag Captain, Treasurer, Vice-president; Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc.; Tau Beta Sigma Honorary Band Sorority; Pan Hellenic, Pari. KImberlyn Darshall Marshall 34 Stanton Dr. Upper Malboro, MD 20772 Major: Business Management Honors: Dean ' s List Activities: Track Team; Corresponding Sect. Sopho- more Class; Vice-president — Junior Class; Union Program Board; NAACP Cynthia A. Mayes Rt. 4, Box 535 Seneca, SC 29678 Major: Urban Studies Activities: University Marching Band Steven E. Messam 34-28 106 St. Queens, NY 11368 Major: Business Administration Activities: NAACP; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Busi- ness Club Debra Renee Mitchell 75 LaSalle St. Nev( York, NY 10027 Major: Psychology Honors: Dean ' s List, Beta Kappa Chi Honor Soci- ety, MBRS Activities: Psychology Club Pres.; Resident Coun- cil Pres.; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Elec- tion Committee; NAACP Beatrice Montgomery Lauri Ann Moore 215 NW 5th Ave. Bounton Beach, FL 33435 Major: Computer Science Minor: Business Honors: Dean ' s List; National Dean ' s List; Duke Scholarship Activities: SGA; Computer Science Club; Delta Sig- ma Theta Sorority, Inc. Jackie Morris Charmalne Moss PPPPPPPP Towanna Parker Joey Horace Pendergrass Rt. 5, Box 489 Chester, SC 29706 Major: Communication Arts Activities: Freshmen Gospel Choir; NAACP; Smith Hall Council Rep.; Internship with WGIV Golden Bulls Basketball: Special Services; Staff writer on the JCSU Newspaper 174 R R R R R R R Ebec Ratcliff Verdan N. St. Aimie Frederlksted St. Croix, USVI 00840 Major: Marketing Activities: Student-Faculty Judiciary Board ssssssss Sharon N. Sadler 1408 North St. Greenville, SC 29607 Major: Banking Finance Honors: Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society; Alpha Chi National Honor Society; Tau Beta Sig- ma Business Honor Society, National Dean ' s List Activities: Library Club; BESI Mentor Program Fonda Yvette Sanders 410 Oak St. Smithfield, NC 27577 Major: Communication Arts Activities: President, Ira Aldridge Drama Guild, SGA; Black Media Association; JCSU News; Dancing Bull-ettes; Intern, WGIV Radio; Cablevi- sion Mario Oliver Sans 163-67 Mathias Ave. Jamaica, NY 11433 Major: Accounting Honors: Presidential Scholar; Honors Program; National Dean ' s List; Alpha Lambda Delta Na- tional Honor Society; Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society; Duke Scholarship Activities: Chess Club, Ambassador ' s Club Soundra Rene Simpson 133 Kawson St. Bennettsville, SC 29512 Major: Communication Arts Activities: VP — Freshman Class; SCA; SGA; NAACP; JCSU News; BMA Newsletter; JCSU Bull Newspaper; Freshman Gospel Choir; Intern- ship Biddleville Five-Points Community Center Bertha Smalls 3812 Mary Ann Point Rd. John ' s Island, SC 29455 Major: Computer Science Minor: Business Administration Karren Yvette Spencer 107 Ingleside Dr. Fayetteville, NC 28303 Major: Accounting Honors: Dean ' s List; National Dean ' s List; Duke Scholarship Activities: Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Pres. Tau Beta Chi; University Choir; NABA; NAACP; Awards Committee Kimberly B. Stone Rt. 3, Box 102 Ridgeway, SC 29130 Major: Early Childhood Education Honors: JCSU Scholarship for University Choir; Dean ' s List Activities: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.; Ladles of Black Gold; University Choir; RW Johnson Spiritual Choir; NCAE, Pres. and Sect.; 1st atten- dant to Miss University Choir, NAACP Daryl Tyler Sturgis 2795 Bethabara Rd. Winston-Salem, NC 27106 Major: Urban Studies Minor: French Honors: National Dean ' s List; Dean ' s List; Universi- ty Marching Band Scholarship; Shiloh Baptist Church Scholarship; Alpha Psi Omega Honorary Dramatic Fraternity Activities: JCSU Marching Band; King of Special Services; Ira Aldridge Drama Guild; Plays: Roar of the Greasepaint The Smell of the Crowd; Lysls- trata; To Be Young Gifted and Black; Zooman and the Sign; RW Johnson Spiritual Choir; Sec. Re- porter Sophomore class; Junior Class Rep.; Beautiflcation Committee; SGA; SCA; Treewell Staff Urban Studies Club; Sect. Treas. Psi Chi Phi (Psychology Club); Intern Charlotte Organiz- ing Project; Intern Housing Authority; NAACP; NCNW; Union Program Board; Student Orienta- tion Leader; French Tutor; Coronation Commit- tee; President ' s Advisory Council; Bullfest Com- mittee; Chairman of the Blue Gold Ball 1987; Associate Editor, Yearbook 1985-86; Edltor-ln- Chief The Bull 1987 TTTTTTTT Miriam E. Twitty 405 Hudgins St. Marlon, NC 28752 Major: Banking Finance Minor: Political Science Honors: Tau Beta Chi Business Honor Society; Al- pha Lambda Delta National Honor Society; Al- pha Chi National Honor Society; Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society: National Dean ' s List; Special Services Student of the Year; Miss Alpha Omicron; Foreign Language Award — 84; Nominee for Who ' s Who in American Colleges University; Honors Program; Duke Scholar Activities: Ladles of Black Gold; Junior Class Treas.; Dancing Bull-ettes — Treas.; NAACP; RW Johnson Spiritual Choir; Political Science Club; Tutor; Peer Counselor — Special Services; Alpha . Kappa Alpha u u u u u u u Caria Andrea Upshur Rt. 6. Box 301 Hillsborough, NC 27278 Major: Business Administration w w w w w w Mary Marrow Welch 9519 Feldbank Dr. Charlotte, NC 28216 Major: Sociology Minor: Criminal Justice Activities: NAACP; Sociology; Bible Study Honors: Certificate In Administration of Justice; Long Beach City Community College Winifred Williams Annie Maria Wright UPO Box 517 Charlotte, NC 28216 Major: Early Childhood Education Honors: Dean ' s List, National Dean ' s List Activities: SGA; SCA; RW Johnson Spiritual Choir; NAACP; NCAE; Ms. Greenfield Hall; Ms. RW Johnson Choir YYYYYYYY Andrea Yvette Youngblood Rt. 1, Box 277-B Younges Island, SC 29494 Major: Computer Science Minor: Business Activities: Freshmen Gospel Choir; Computer Sci- ence Club 4 ' X. To you ole JC Smith, we sing this ode: We ' re so glad that we had this TIME TOGETHER; Just to have a laugh or sing a song, but before You know it comes the come we have to say SO LONG. It was once written that the moving hand writes, and having written, moves on. We are like that, we enter this hollowed halls mere youths, full of zeal and naivete. We leave with your thought and edicts echoing in our ears. Your voice like a siren, has lured us here and we have heard the song of education. As we know part to go and become what it is we are to become, that is but one phrase that we must sigh as we leave your bosom . . . i-iAV p