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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1988 volume:

CONTENT SENIORS SI JUNIORS 9 SOPHOMORES 14 fRESHMEN 20 STUDENT LIFE 29 SPECIAL FEATURES 34 HOMECOMING 36 QUEENS 42 BAND 62 SPORTS 66 FiEEKS ORGANIZATIONS 71 ' :ACULTY STAFF 82 WHO ' S WHO 93 YEARBOOK STAFF 95 In Memory Of Wylie E. Harris Jr. (Head Football Coach 1979-84) A Job Fulfilled God chose you as a teacher and coach. For you touched many lives. And each one with an abundance of love, understanding and caring. The many football players, faculty and .staff who icere fortunate to experience your guidance and friendship will forever value it. And now, God has asked for your help in his kingdom. We will remember your gentle smile and strong heati. Farewell until we meet again. By: Mrs. Ella Mae Harris YongE. Ki)n Jones In Memory Of Mr. Levi McKinney (Physical Plant) 1978-1987 Death We u ' ill not question ulii you were taken from us. Nor will tve shed tears in your absences. Instead, our hearts will fill with happiness knowing that you have gone to a better place. You will be missed by friends, family, and loved ones. All who were touched by your ivarmth, wisdom and kindness. So sleep peacefully my friend. For you have earned your rest. By: YongE. Kim Jones J. C.S.U. Brings Beauty Back To Biddle Biddlc Hall, one of Cluirlottc ' s oldest buildings, is under going restoration processes. The 109 year old building with the help of a half-million dollar grant from The Duke Endouinent. will be saved for another century. Its Victorian like striuture can be seen from different parts of the city and is the centerpiece of Johnson C Smith Universitij. Biddle was tiamed for Major Henry J Biddle. whose widow donated )noney in 1867 that helped fouiul the institution that later became Johnson C Smith Unirersity. Alma Mater We love Thee Smith with all our hearts! To Thee we ' ll ever he true. And in the li ht of truth and ri ht Hold hi h the Gold and Blue. Proudly we hail thy name, our Alma Mater Our S.U. Johnsim C Smith, our (ncn! Our hope, our fiuidinfi star, our lip,ht unfailint ! Pride of our loyal hearts, tvell love and honor thee Oiu ' whole life through On, ever on! dear old J.C.S.U.! II Fair Smith, where ' er on earth ice roam. Send forth thy eonstant ray And let it beam with steadfast leam To lead us o ' er Life ' s way. The 4-Year Change Going through college is almost synomjmoiis with going through changes. Whether you ' re at J.C.S.U. for four years, ten years, or Just one quarter, chances are that the experiences you ' ve had have affected who you are — and why you are that way. Changes can be physical — ask anyone whose l.D. pictures bears little resemblance to him now. Or whose freshman years clothes are yards too big or sizes too small. Through less obvious, changes in personality, lifestyle and personal beliefs also come about. Remember a freshman, the kid who never drank, cleaned his room and got up for church every Sunday? Did it surprise you two years later to see the same person in Mr. Fee ' s at 1:30 a.m. on a Stmday morning, surrounded by strange friends and every kind of mix drink you can name? Think of your own experiences — the people you ' ve met, the job interviews, the classes, the good times and bad. Think of what you once believed in, and reevaluate it now. Have you changed? Perhaps you ' ve grown as well. — Author Unknoivn SENIOR CLASS OF 88 Valrwia Brcks April Carter Bernard Cason ]a,n,,- Cluiiuh.i ' . R,:g„M Chnilhain K,n,u(l,n, Kniilni I, Chn h ln,(, J Shieu Davis Clienil I),iu knis Tirrcime Dawhim L„ V,nnl,i Da Ailwmm: D:iB„sr M,nxh„ DuHnsc Dclxmih Eiislrrliiie Paula Eaton Teresa Edward 6i ;«, , s Ely. Ill JlKJk Lislu CdloiKiy Tiniimu (;« ,,« «. Lon, C, Gtovi i Gbtnyon Cinolyn Gr. Da,,, 11 C,,,,, „l„ll.- ll,„-,rU fi m Tonya Har V,nl ii H.nlilrs CiJn, Hollnml tji-,, ' ll. ' l,, I . - Cammd,,, llouill Ch„l„.nw lluulus Bt-limla JiukM,,, lrvm],uk-„m Kimjmk!,. Ssycret jttrksou Climtopliri Jonc ' , Ilnu l,,- l, Kunlnrhj j,m. Sehmi King Tina Kins Kiilhtj Lag.randf Kimhnlii iMsmif Mill,, ,ut Link Emm,, Ma, k Chi,sl„i,lu-, M,lthi K,„,u Mc.MlisU ' jmhj M,C,jrkl, ' Ruhj MiCrmuk Baiiy M,Di i,„l,l Bernila M,Launhli,i Kim McU- f J MiilulliUdi ' ln, Domw Pasleij , Jiuqmli n Pnttn John I ' u Fi ' luM I ' nuknn, hini (,hn,k ' Lamar, Ramlolph IMuwl ; «, Vah-nr H,i,l . u,l,,n H„hcits Jaann,, Hr Mrl.Hl,, Huhanl ' .,.,, C,m.,lan,r lion, Minisa Si„iiUi.s ,w,l ii( ' i« -u l£Sd Saudi a Siui lcl,;, liculclla Sinau Ctaicncf Stal, Wayne Siiulh f. ikT ' J ula Styles Mkhrlli 77i.. i,ys, i Jacquilnw Thomas Yirltr Th, m,is m Curlu Up ht Hope Va.ihiiL) lv}i Slfiihanti ' Walts Drhiianrtta Whctstoyw Antoille WhitUnk Seymour Wittir, Waller Will,s Sandra Wilson Michael Worth,, Opiwiu, yo JCHsfSCNC SMITH about JCSU ' s greatest class. Clearly, manv of our earlier classes have reason to claim this distinction. Yet, on the basis of all I know about your class (the Class of 1988) I believe that you too have every reason to be especially proud of the unique contributions and legacy of academic excellence you will leave behind. Our last four years together have been especially exciting and of Excellence, and your deep ■ developed here and the commitment of an especially fine fac you will support the u Good luck and God spee ry loyal Golden Bulls and rt L. Albright ' umar5 Johnathan Allbrooks Ronyce Allen Anjanette Anderson Shelton Applewhite Kimberly Bamette Sania Bell Sheila Blanding Monis Bodtick Lisa Brewington Heath Broughto Cheryl Cameron Roderick Campbell Kim Cannon James Charles Eddie Cooper Kyle Daniels Diana Davis Davron Dula Tyrone Diggs Richard Dozii Cynthia Epps Carla Evans Sebastian Farmer Sabrina Faulk Antonio Fo. Angela Hamilton Michael Hamilton Vanetta Hampton Willie Harris Tina Higgins Eddie Hill Christopher Holley De ' Vonne HoHoway Sebastian Hopkins Clenda Horton Katheriiie Keitt Robbie King Willisa Kinard Andrea Knotts Angela Lee Mellisa Lemon Brian Lockhart Amy Maddox Yvette Mathis Tracy McClammy David Mc edl Asonya Meadors Cwenarda Medley Jamela Middleton Catrina Pen k Michael Powell Bruce Purvis Gabriel Robinson Mia Robi Atonica Sanford Earl Williamson One More Step Tabatha Woods To have come this far says a lot. Its shows detenmnation, niotivafioii. and a willingness to succeed. But your mission has not yet Inen accomplished. Yes, it has been a difficult journey. You have been tested and given great respon.sibilities that made you iceary But along with all the rest, you weathered the storm. And surely other trails and tribulations are going to occur in ( ' life. But just as before, yon will conw out on top. So don ' t give up. hold fast and stand tall. Because before loitg, you will close this chapter of your life and begin a new one. For you only have Oiu ' More Step . YongE. Kim Jones William Wyatt Valarie Young .o ' Hold The Key To Success Debra Bookman Al Boone Marjorie Bramlett Jennifer Brown Tice Brown Hflena Bumi.s Janet Campbell Rodney Carr Ve onica Chappell Kia Cheeks yV ' rik- mj B § { , tfl Rosa and Currence Gerald Cutis Regetta Darden Natasha Doby Alisa Everett wwm Lisa Fleming Willie Flemming Vchla I huld Loudell Ford Mia Frieson Emest Giles Shelia Giles Vrmuufi Green Stephanie Harris lesha Hartz f? f LiW l a . %. Brenda Haynie Mnrk Headen Lloydella Hicks Felice Hiehtouer jrffini Ihic M„riel Holhuaij Wanda HoUnway Adraine Jackson Lucinda Jamison Jamel Jeffei Diiiu,i l,:Jr,i Laura Moten 7 V Deborah Moss Donna Faye Moss Antoinette Murphy Lisa Oatman Sam Patterson 1 r 1 ' P 0 Kandis Perry David Phillips Darlene Poole Gary Powell Brenda Prince r Otis Prioleau Dannette Remwid Villette Rob, Fred Robinson Robin Ruffin M. . S.A Russ William II Crystal Sadler Karen Samuel John Sonde L ' -.J Joseph Sill ■■ 7 ' m Dcsi Sinnlrtary Tomj Sledge Jimmie Smith Jr Angela Suher Vemis Torhit Annette Taylor Jill Taylor Malacy Taylor John Tracy Saul Thoma k 1 Louara Thompson Tonya Thompson Dash Twiggs J ff ey o ' ' Ujnair Walker Melissa Walker Lisa Watson Joseph Wiggitis Belinda Williams Ericka Williams Lamar Williams Kevin Wilson Mark Wilson Mechell Wilson Yolanda Witherspoon Freshman To achieve all IIkiI is jiossilile. We the IreshiiKiii iiiusl (lileuij)t the iiu))iissihh ' To he (IS iiiiieh as we can he. We iinist (h ' eaiii of heiuii, more. CC THE CLASS WITH CLASS 1991 Drmtria Mrxmuir Vanessa Alford f Tonya An Jerry Banjamirt Lavola Best Terry Bowers Michael Brown Jackie Bryant Jerome Childs Tishui Clrmnm Michelle Cohir Michelle Cooke Angela C.ooley Shernj Craft Misty Cromwell Terrance Dawkins Michelle Diggs Anthony Edlow Nichole Exume Lisa Farrow Talitha F Faucette Lisa Fleming i ii ( Yolanda Ceorge Nicole Griffin Everett Hamilton Reginald Hargo Attrain Harper ;,, s i. Hin-ri Signal Harvey Tammi Hawkins Yolanda Hayward Bruester Hem 1 Winifred Henry Tisha Herring Cassandra Hines Paula Hoover Rocky Howard p ' Walter Hurd Marshall hey Funnan Jackson Shania Jackson Denise Jennings Graig Johnson Alisa Johnsor. Graig Johnson Darryle Johnson Donnell Johnson Laurke J( r Michrllc Johnson Serena Johnson Valatie Johnson Barron Jo Maxine Ji n f 1 p - J % - L- ' i w K . W ' ' Vansy King Wilfred King Wilton Kitt Tanja Kounce Michelle Leuis Margaret Little Mamita Littlejohn Rod Lomax Blessia Lotvry Audra Marine Donald McDaniel Ki nberly McDaniel Sonya McKelvey Sherea McLaughlin Karen McLean tfPV r IRP KI % jm f? B w M yi Wi ' ■- ' f ' 1 ir W CT A f Jf rt A« T HBHB V l Stephanie McLean Anthony Merrilles Pamela Milbro Rodney Macmillan Perry Miller Tracye Miller Timothy McNeil Moyia Mobley Cfuirlottf Mmm Mel Moorehead II r Maurice Moore Carrian McPhatter Amell McPhaval Revonda McCluncer Michelle Nichols rw Esma Oliver Michelle Oliver Anthony Outlaw Randy Paige Shavnda Pagan W Cf ' ■ f? If! 1P w f 6. 1 Auiana Pasley Donna Payton Frank Penn Waltina Pitts Nichnle Perkins f . a) 4 ' ym c Temeka Perry Vetonya Perry Demetrius I iner Lisa Rarexell Ronald Reaves ( . II Si t)ia Reed Myra Reeves Ursula Reynolds LaMonica Rorie Teresa l Frances Simmons Renecca Simone Antonio Strayhom Rohyn Stroud Kim Saurratt Randy Svydam Kent Taylor Thelma Thompson Raven Tolsen Shelia Toland WW Jacqueline Tribble Vivan Tucker Donna Vaught Ctjiuitit Warren Gwenetta Washington 4 . Steven White Pershell Wiggins Stacie Wiggins Roberta Wilcox Patricia Wihon j Anisha Williams Carl Williams Harriett Willii Uicia Williams James Wintons Tracy Wolfe Student Life How many laps do I have left ]ill? . Jamie is there something wrong with my new outfit? Are you really a Penthouse photograph So can I take you out sometime? M M M . ' . ' . ' That feels sooo flood!!! Hughy, The spades champion for 2 yr Yeah. I really feel at home with the boys. A Special Features Dedication of the Lionel . Newsom Humanities Building Dr. Lionel H. Newsom was president ofjolinson C Smith University from 1969 to 1972. During, his presidency, his doors were always open to .students and faculty He helped create financial stability for Smith, and under his leadership, the university paid off more than three million dollars in debt. He also secured help from the Charlotte business community. He left Smith to become president of Central State University in Ohio, a post he held until he retired. Dr. New.som received his Ph. D from Wc .s ii ig o i University in sociology and anthropology. Currently he is a United Negro College Fund di.stinguished scholar at Barber-Scotia College, Concord, N.C. •; ; . rank ni iiii llw boml The Gohlms Bull fans are waiting for a hmclulown Tracy tnkinfi time nut from the hand to pose for a picture. i tf ' Iki ■x l II i«i II ' 1 am f w !!■■■■■■■ aini 1 ■«• ■ n r i band lining up for the half-time show ££D WE S U ' A Ofi£.- ' Thri, iiKisI In- a UrUii iii the (ifmosj. ii rrirka W, II, in, I. „n,l ,. , ,..,„ r lc nnv iililuiiiiltr n UnuUdo ■ -rC-f l f S s Pt ' A P V? THE VOLUME! CAMPUS QUEENS Rrlhida Jmkson. Miss J C S V Timumt Call, man. Isl Alhndanl Sikh Mixanil.i. IaIII, . is US 11 Belinda Jackson, Miss J. CSV. 1987-88, is a 23 ijcdi ' old inihlir relations major from Pineluirst, C She uds horn to Ernest and Alice Jackson She mainlants a 3 6 arcidLie nhile actirclij participating in llic Jollouin organiza- tions: J. C.S.I ' . Stndenl Christian Associa- tion. Student C.oiernttient Association, Drama Guild. (Uid Aliilia Kaiipa Alpha Sororiti Ine She has receired numerous awards and honor such r v Who ' s Who Alpha Chi Na- tional llomir Soeieli , L ' NCF Michael Jaek- son scholarship. (iti(mal Dcaii ' s List. Belinda ' s relleelions arc I feel that I ' m the product of ercriionc I conu ' in contact with hecausc I Irij to learn something pos- itire from them thai may help me become sueccssjul in life ' Brlimln Jmkson. Miss J„h,mm C Smith Vmtnsily Tammic Turncttu GcilUnciuj hails from Mditinsiillc, VA She is the (laughter of Mr. b Mrs. Jesse Goodc. Taiumic is a comiuilcr science major and plans to attend graduate school. She hopes to pursue her ultimate goal as a chief executive officer for a major corporation. Miss C.allowaij icas a n emher of MBRS, Student Govern- ment Association, The J.C.S.V. Marching Band, and a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. Tammie ' s philosophy j(n- life is just be yourself and by the grace of God you uill succeed. Brenda Britt Miss Alpha Phi Alphc Renee Thompson Miss Delta Sigma Theta Kuudis Prnif , (vv Dukr Hall Angela Scott Miss Freshman Clas: Koncca Fritzpatrick Miss Ceorgia Club Samantha Thomps Miss Junior Clas: Tromi Riirrs Miss Kniiiia Aliilui Psi M,:ni,i Puhosc Miss Kftjipn Kdf fin Psi Leslie Harris Miss Listen Hall Donna Pattoii Miss Mtjers Hall Cuendoh n Lee liss I ' hi BeUi Sinn Mehv-,, Walker H V Spirihial Clu Yvette Matthis Miss University Band v% Sub yen %,J?c Hey Coach I don ' t remember this being a part of practice] You have nur word on it! s this where the „l is being filmed: ' Tk Marching GoUm Bulk of Johnson C. Mth Unmsitij Mr Duncan Grey, Bandmaster James Ely III. Drum Major 1 L A A A Those famous BuUelU-s an- muhj to strut their stuff . , ' ;v„ (;,. , ,„ Hulls ■;„.■ u-h THE BULLS ROCK Th, h,;il p . „u mil, III, ,.„« „ s; ,;,,„ „„,7s ,u tin CIA, ' Going for the Gold The 1987-88 Golden Bulls Thr Ffotlinll T,„n • « w — r - r— -•Mi -J «lj- [.JOvAl ■fei ' i ' : ... .. k lb i«ikC « I Ti r ' r lAmrr , 7V,r Vn ' slimrn I ' .n.lluiU T,„n Golden Bulls Line-up Jolmwi, C S,, III, Viiii,v.ii,i ifisr 1 ,.,.r7,„;7 Ro-I VAA f; pas in 117 ' 77,,,., ,.,. ;„„. . DB i-N 7S5 A , lr „„„ ,• ,„„ QB h-l ;sr D,ni,l V,nhmiilon QB 5-n irii MmirU,- Fl.miTS QB ' )■-( 212 Rnihieij Ctnr FS .5-;; ;s,5 Ttrnj ]rl,-i WR f () ;so Mmihi Bnrln- WR .5- ' Ihl) Atithmnj Lhiijfiril DB .1-7 7 CO RctiiJy Fatist RB 0-2 7yo Eric Wall,; VI 7i 3-70 ;6s Charles Cardtn-r RB 6-0 777 Barnm ],„„:■, RB .3- 70 ) ;6 Jay Ducki-ll RB .5-9 7 so Rcniuald Ric- RB 5-9 767 Darrin Killy K 5-7 7 7 70 Jarkie UV t.-v LB 6-(7 2.30 Milrhcll llaia-ll DB .5-9 773 Rayiiumtl joyat; RB 6-7 220 Darnck (. ' , „ „■, DB 6-11 7.S5 Miclmcl Kiafi DB 6-.3 790 James Brmich DB .5-77 7S5 Olis Frioleau LB S-.3 210 DarM Sims LB 6-7 27.5 Willie Cle DB 6-7 7.S5 Raleigh Htnaioie LB 6-7 2(5 Charlie Williams LB 6-7 200 Roderick Cainjibell DB 6-2 2.30 Andy Muriel LB 6-7 275 Mortt)n Capeland LB 6-.3 225 Liltim Marks LB 6-2 275 Rmmld Carers LB 6-2 220 Thomas (..,,,,„ te, DT 5-7 7 240 Ui7 „„„ Wyall C 6- J 277 Michael Hamillmi LB 6-7 2.37 Tyrone Mason SC 5-70 235 Travis Norris OC 6-2 290 Sieve Pinner SG 6-0 270 Edward Htmse NG 5-70 280 Derrick Lon DL 6-4 240 Eric Wright OC 6-2 22ri John Terry OT 6- 2H3 James Mitchell OG 6-3 247 Donnell Johnson OT 6-5 260 Carlos Rice DT 6-7 2.50 U-onard Rice OC 6-0 2.30 William Ford TE 6-4 220 Maurice Moore S£ 6-2 765 Rodney Martin DB 6-J 203 William Cameron TE 6-3 225 Joe Weinberg WR 6-7 770 Michael Balhn DT 6-3 260 Dirif hf Ctonijhill LB 6-2 270 Donald MrDanicl LB .5- ; 270 Andrtaj A ,,,.,, FS 5-77 7 70 Duinjnc Sntiileton TB 5-77 7 75 Desi Sint letury S 5-5 7.7.3 Hazel Williams LB 6-0 (95 (;()A(7:7(7 i (; (.(( si iiool Mia, III, (,(, . Vy 7(ih ' i (;,,,„s;.,..,., ( D,aii,,i Bonn, an. St M,a,,l,,nm Claololle. ( E.l l Mi-,k Cliche Park, (a L„k,-.l,o,r Si,a,lanhn,i . SC S «ii O ii i P,„,h,ilon. J P,„ih,,l,m Bviinforl. SC B,„nl,„l Charlolle. SC M,i,ri Park Willing,,,,,,. SJ K,„m;hl (oinmlna. SC AC Fl.nn Sliilhij. SC Ciiit F.a ' .locr. SC L Rnhlaiul Siiarlanhmn. SC Similanb S Pirns. SC Piii,c,sl Chailolle, SC W Cliailolle FmiclI ' ville. SC D Bl id Colmnhm. SC Richhml SE Cli„„iio. 11. Harlan Mimni. FL C.enlrid Fl Washina,m. MD F,i,„d Alvin. SC Mace,lo,„„ .Mlanta. GA Ma,is W,sl End. SC Pi,i,;,, ' ,l Colambiif.. OH East Jmk. ' .onvillc. SC Soi,llini-il Miami. FL Ja,ks,m Charlotte. SC Olymiiic Miami, FL Coral Cables Fayi ' lleville. SC ESmith Beaufort. SC Beanforl Mo,,,n. SC An ,,,! f,.i,ti(i, ( „i,s(,„i. T.V F„i,ill„„ok C.oUlsboro. SC Golilsboio Sewaik. SJ Immaculate Gaffney. SC Caffney E Oraiise. SJ Essex Cath. Charlolle. SC East M,-,k Chiolotle. SC South Mirk Failitteiille. SC 7(s C,, -iiu,i,.(;. SC Cii-.;iui o f( H , (i,ii B,-a,h Chocl. Soi-tlmc Mil. FL Baltimore. MD L Clifton Ballimoic. MD L Clifton Cliiiilollc. SC South Meek Mmmr FL Mwmi Lakes Piiiiliioil. SC Pinecri-.ist A iiii. SC Mamlonia Hampton. VA HViniirt- C,im(,ji . SC Conuay ' ,r„ ' Ui. SC High ll o V „ idale ( „rl7i Surry SJ Viol-bwe SJ B,n: Oransibuiii. SC OninwWdk Golden Bulls Basketball Team Hi, C:r,„l,l Can in „ll,, III,,, I a„,.i..i,i,., ,.,„ join, K,„ Uwui l.,millr„ Kvllni M.-cllr,, j,;„mv MrCmj Rrwo- A(,nr,v John S,„„ ,,s ; ..,«., Small Wm lon-S,,!,,,, ( R vl Hall,,,,.;, Ml) I „ll„ ' ,„„ I.,,,,;, ( W l„l,ln,ll Si„iii;t,.l,l S l- ; A,,nl ,,i )h;A V) l)r„ S„:i,ii H,, l,,i, MS I iilli.ilml „,-.l.,i, S„l,i,i. C Eiisl (■.,,, „nll, ft.iv B„,l,,i r ..,ll, Sl„,ilii (l„„l.,ll. ( l ( l„„l,.th „J,i,i!:l,.i, IX nimhii eh, III. ,11,. vr i ( ;„ ,7.ii(, ' Lady Golden Bulls ■;.sr-.s.s J, hil.in, ■ S.,., ; , l.„ „ (:„l,lii, B lU «,n kilhilll H.,-.l,i PImifi F; a III l ..I , ,.li,l llii:!, SJwol l„ni (,)„„A a Jr 5-4 .5() H,i, „ ,,;;,. sr b.hi,- limii IhllmnI c S.) .?-J HO .ll li.lL V, hrsu .iii n,„l.,„ :,;,ln,i V, S.I .i-S NO Sun In: SC MinjiKiiid Sl,„iii,,„ Hrnul c. Si- 5-4 ;j5 All. irsnn. IS Amlnsim l,,,-,i ll,„,„ M..„„„ S„„l.„,l 1 S.. J 5-S i-6 IM Imi l.,i ni. SC L.niini si Villi Vf K.IV7 Amrl,! Ihimill.m ill (Ml SlIII IC I- I J .5.; J 1,-0 ;.5.5 ;2.5 in ll.ii i.iL ' iill,;, ( Cnilral Kll ;iMIMML ' ' . ' l (; ]l 5-5 14(1 Wil iiiii ' l,;,. ( lioHRnril (llfll, Miiill.iwJ, ; s.. ■5-7 ).J.5 „ l,i,icl„u. DC Wilson Allium Williiiiii 1 J ,?-,S IGO 1 n. h.il.iu. SC Limihciinn l.;,i„i ji II, ' , -.ii, i h ( ■! l(,S . „ II,,, II,-. SC D Btinl l.,„i,,i lli„„i,,- „„ ( S„ h-l i:o ,;. 1,1, .irl. f l-iwimuit . 1, Hi, r, „„.-l.i,l„,l h („.-..„„li„ ll.,i,,ll 1, n„ii„i i ' „ii,,s.„, (g3R€€ ORGANIZATIONS i- ' V Basileiis, LaCara Reddick, Anti-Basileus. Robyn johiison. Chaplin Grammtti-ns, Barbara Cunningham. Ivy Leaf Reporter, Bridgette Wilform, Dean of Pledges, Estelle Bowers, Hodegeos, Belinda Jackson — Octavia Cannon. LaTonya Floyd The Men of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity: Bro Daniel Ray — President, Bro. Winston Crisp — Dean of Pledges, Bra. Benard Cason — Assoc Editor of Sphinx, Bro Marshall Mitchell, Bro Michael Powell. Bro Howard Johison, Bro. Michael Charity. Bro. Vincpiif Armstrong. Bro Steven Daius, Bro Daxron Dtila. Bro Terrence Dawkins. Bro Nick Ecos ■I h S a Millicenl Link. Asunya Headers, Jackie McMichael, Tali Roberts, Andrea Roberts, Mia Robinson, Toye Fennell, Erika Williams. Sonya Johnson. Tina King The Men of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity: Leander Askew. James Ely. Stephen Woods. Karl Booker. Jason Green. Rodney Morgan. Greg Bryant, Deron Hardaway. Reginald McNeely, Tracy Chamblee. Kennard Jones, John Pierce, Irvin Jackson, Claiborne Hughes Flu Bi-tn SiRinn S( 7 Miislcr Drau of l ' l, ' ,l ' s Hudii, S, ,.( Asst Dnml V rns SIrlrll ' M r; z,i,i ri,i H,i,i Ihult.l I.;, l;,si,l,lil K i-i l, n,s „, hr.nlrii ,l,l„ rliuhl J.C. Smith Cheerleaders isT i; I Y m 111 Biriuhi Bull l„n,ir CUIurll UlTnuiw hloljtl Tiininii Liiilii ' is DrlH.ral, Bn,„km„. fvirholoffi Cluh Jmkir MrMirlwrh Mi ris Hull LttUsti Caniiibcll Shay Best Pres Wiltm 1 E Kilt Vice P, •«■. h, m-s Caiin Secretary Jenii M.. Dncci: sst. Sec. Kouect ■a Fitzimti Treas . Stact ■y Smith Sophomore Class President Craig Limlsey Vice Pres. Villrtte Roberson Secretary Felice liightower Pari Helena Jones Senators— Pamela Asia Mills Michelle Perry Spencer Tukes 1st Atlemlant Canih Gore Miss Sophomore Eric Williams 2ntl Attendant Mechell Wdson Jnnior Class President Don Pullcn Vice Pres Mia Robinson Sot pictured Treas. Yolanda Co Sec. Eljuann Barrier Senators Michael Collins Eians Reddick .At n Ue Lmlics Of BImh nud Colli Sigmii Suivthfnii R V Joluisoii Spiritwil Clunr Dumtlw Eilaml—Prcsklritl )iinl imlwvd) S„iihia Grijfm— Treasurer Yvetle Mathis— Secretary Susan tarr( w — Asst Secretartf Soni a J(ilws m—P(irlianientariau Stuilnil ChrislUin : : President -Hern,n,l Cnson Vice Pres—Mnjorn ll.nus Secretary — Clen i ' .imn Treasurer— Cuend.ilim l.r,r,rll Member— Tracye Mille, ulihn- Of Neusletller— ulhnnl Moses ilH lor Fashion Show Cnonlinalor- Karen McAllister Assistant Fashion Coordinator — Karen Clare Assistant Fashion Coordinator — Scum Fernns.m Secretary Dame Choreof raiiher- James Ely Fashion Consultants— Cina Dohsoi Sicole Perkins Treasurer-DouRlas Jones Business Mananers—Marin Bmhn Joy Fuller Alpha Chi Alpha Kappa Mu BanmnI Casnn llanill Cncnr So, man Sinirlw: Administration Dr C.loiui M Ihital Vice I ' rcsidciil Driclopiiuiil Dr Fran, ill,- C Madrnj VUr I ' nskldit Slii.lnil Mfai Dr Criu ' iii alk,i lol,ii.son Asst Vice Picsulinl Sliulint Affairs Ml Stale W Alrxaiuhr Diriiior Spin It Iiijonii Piihlic Relations Science Department Dr. Hermj Russell, Chemistry Physics Dept. Head Dr Rcujtiiniu A Dias Assoc Professor Dr A)ii)(n(iroo Pcniiiiiil Assoc. Professor Dr R. Kent Rhodes Asst. Prof. Dr Lininiicc Littiiii. A.tsl. Chriiiisln Piofcssor Dr Cliarle.s I.oir. Head. Ediuatioii Dcpt. English Department ' Dcpt llrad n, Hosaliin I lours. Ust I ' mlrsso, Di Anthoiu M Cnnrl I ' rofr.ssor Fliilnsoiihi, Dr. Don N Mdncr. As.sf- Professor Business Dept. Dr Sundai SJ, li Dcpt 11,(1,1 Mrs Litu ' ttc Fi x As.st. Pri)ffc.ss{ r Mi.ss Sluiii M,H, Scinlanj Ih l ' lll,lis . l«lfj.h(l Ass,ir l ' mj,-ss, r 1 Mrs Valriir Walhrr Sec. Vice Prr.s Stiiilciil Affairs ' ' ' 1 ' - Mr Crorfir Krllci llcalth rhysiral ED liislniclor Mr Charles Wilson Bookstore Manager Mr James Ciitlierhertson Special Seriiecs Iiistnuin Communication Arts Dr Mhirl Kirilin :. Dcpt llvad Ml Erncsl Jiimcs hisliiirfor Social Sciences Dr Euficiic llcniiiltc. Histonj. Politinil ScUiui-. Vrhim Studies. DrpI Iliad Mrs. II, hn T Ciddufll lii. ' .lnKloi Mrs ]ii(init i Ddiidsiiii Instructor mmmwm m Dr Thomas B Privsl Assoc. I ' rojcssor Four years can seem like forever, given a starting point. However, time doesn ' t stop for anyone. So some of us have survived the frightening, exciting, new, creative, stag- nating, and or cidture shocking experience of or JCSU in the prime of our lives. Thus, we can truly say that we ' ve lived. Many may argue this point. This may well not be their life. But surviving the adminis- tration system, the staff and faculty system has been a living hazing process, not a sur- realistic dream. So, in essence, if the many past exper- iences that I ' ve encountered and many of my schoolmates have encountered haven ' t caused you to matriculate (live), then you ' ve slept for a considerable amotint of time. I just hope the future for the Afro-Ameri- can isn ' t as gloomy as history predicts. In the future, let ' s remember and regurgitate our lives here at Smith. If you ' ve been asleep, wake up! The black family, commu- nity, education, and experience must be re- vived. Why not let the process of refurbish- ing began with us? (I would like to thank Ol ' JCSU for bringing me to a consciousness that I would not have been brought to any where else.) Senior Class President Reginald McNeely who ' s Who In College And Universities M Cynthia Barnes Estelle Bowers 71 1 1 d Octavia Cannon Janice Chambers Tracy Chambtee M % M Steven Daiis Nicholas Ecos-Ossio Jaim-s E i Ssycret Jackson t Douglas Jones YongE. Kim Jones Reginald McNeely Stephanie Watts Jackie Wilkes Marshall Mitchell John Pierce Norman Sanchez Not pictured, Tawanna Berry Sonya Buchanan Bernard Cason Winston Crisp Paula Eaton Dianthe Eiland Terry Henry Belinda Jackson Norman Kerry Gwendolyn Leverett Emma Mark Archelaus McLean Lisa Montgomery Felicia Stroud Tami Wynruit In Memory Of Dr. Samuel W. Byuarm (1950-1976) Finally, brethren, whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things are just, whatsoever things are pure, whatsoever things are lovely, whatsoever things are of good report:, if there he any virtue, and if there be any praise, think on these things . Pliilippians 4:8 Yearbook Staff H H r L 1 i iii jBJ ' --i fli 1 At this time, I and my staff can say a job ' ' well done . We- started out bumpy, but smoothed out the edges beautifully. Together we completed Bidl 88 . It was not easy. There were moments when tempers flew and words were said, but all in all, adverse feelings were set aside and the job was done. The . taff worked hard this year. Many of them were inexperienced, but .showed that determination, motiva- tion, and cooperation was the key to success. We began with a lot of odds against us and the days looked very gloomy for awhile. But quit, we did not, we pulled ourselves together and completed the task. I commend my staff for they proved themselves well. I have enjoyed my position as Editor-in-Chief it has been an unforgettable experi- ence. I would like to thank my parents for instilling in me with the perserverance to complete all my endeavors. I am especially grateful to my father, who is my inspira- tion. Whei} I felt like giving up, he always encouraged me. Sometimes he had more faith in me than I had in myself. Thanks Daddy! I love you dearly. I thank God for giving me my many talents and gidding me in a positive direction. To Mrs. Swift, much appreciation for advising the group this year. Your patience and unselfish giving has been my strength. Dr. Madrey, what can I say but thanks for keeping your faith in me. And lastly. Dr. DArmond, your encouraging words helped more than I can express. As I step down from my position, I have no regrets. It has been educational, challenging, and rewarding. Sincerely yours, YongE. Kim Jones Editor-in-Chief 88