Kentucky State University - Thorobred Yearbook (Frankfort, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1971 volume:

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He received his Bachelor degree from Howard University, Master degrees from Fisk University and Indiana University, and Doctorate from Indiana University, all in Chemistry. Dr. Raines previously taught at Paine College in Augusta, Georgia, and he held an assistantship while obtaining his Doctorate at Indiana University. He came to Kentucky State in 1935. Dr. Raines belongs to the following honorary societies: Alpha Kappa Mu, Beta Kappa Chi, and Phi Lambda Upsilon. Dr. Raines has written articles for the The American YW Y wi, vii , in my hemical Society and the Indiana Academy of Science. ince he has been at Kentucky State College, he has done 'esearch and testing of metals for the H. K. Porter Co. He is married to the former Vivian Johnson and to :his union was born two sons, Horace and Eugene Jr. And so today, we the members of the Kentucky State College family, desire to recognize the high caliber of .eadership that has been given us by one whom we con- 'ider A Man For All Seasons. We salute you and Eledicate to you the 1971 edition of the THOROBRED. ,, it X. L I MRS. MAZIE BOCLAIR February, 1970-February 18, 1970 It is in times of calamity-in days and nights of sorrow and trouble-that the presence, the sufficiency, and the sympathy of God grow very sure and very wonderful. Then we find out that the grace of God is suflicient for all our needsg for every broken heart and for every human sorrow. Peter Marshall AV,,5 N 'A R A ,dm REGISTRATIO Lord, this Child! So you've got a new approach, eh? x-,,' ,......vn-' Me - Miss Body? Let me hip you to this. . . I know. . . Contestants. . .on your mark, set, go! Hey, you can really cheese! Sir, if you re-a-l-ly want my advice. . . Q iff ,, ,'.,, J W5 V, 4 ,Zi What in Thunderation. M 1': 'rF':. -Q See one and three four And then he said. . Now let's not be nasty! -7 ,, ,, 1 .1 ,r f 1-1 'ar V' Q n 1 5 ' Q 4 . .., ff Z . :S-Q' 2 ,.. 'Y Wf ,, R5 1 , . f 21,7 1 1 4 A f -V nc:--,::z:::::g :g4kl5gj:QQ7gm.g3,nc:., . : A WS : I K VK Wif5 r' ' ' I, , . a ,1 Ai 'W ,T A ggv' ,,, ,,., . h W af Q ay FINAL PREPARATIGN Queen Mclntosh assisted by her attendants. President of Student Council crowns Beverly Miss KSC 52 1. , ., . 73 7'-. K X r r .,. ' - - . ' A '. K 519s 5 h R. ,.' .1 i Axfi, iii if 1-. .. ' . . :SQL ,,1: A '- - .'. K ' if - ' lg 'ff ' w , 1e 1 y Pl - X ', I . X 'f H' '52 'X We 12 1 H F: fk' ' nl- s 'Q- HN xiii? 3 . 55 r ' 5 f- , I L- W 3 i i s S , N5 VL.. E ,a i S Q A ' etew 1 ' 5 I as - Y--53' I -'Tl ' 'X S ' K Li . Rf . 1 ri ,X ' - , me .. S . , u, 1 -.fy b is I ' tt, S 1 zssssfr S N. . K 5 , T K , N Q A xx 1 .f,, .. F' . - . aim M, K i 'N fs ' 14' . A Vkwhhh Their S he is our Miss Kentucky State. . i f. 0'- Coronation Ball. 'Nm Wx b ,,, W fi if X QV' if i 23. Students Entertained By The Magniticent Men. x MISS KENTUCKY STATE COLLEGE AND ATTENDANTS Q W S kg lf Mnss Kentucky State College. The Thorobreds Inspiration. 4 fi M 2 - 4 f f 2 6' an Y nf 'rii .:W,,, ,. ,XHWQQ V of 5 l i Just finishing a day's work of study Enjoying a sociable conversation Around The Clock With MISS Kentucky FIR T ATTE DA T iss amefa ibixon Pam and her escort after the cornation. Practice time for modern dance. B ,f ,f Returning to her boudoir after an enjoyable day. A day 0l'1 ihe i0b- ii A ek 3 I Q. SECO ATTE DAN iss qzzhfhz fjvatylor Talitha and escort make their debut. Bright eyed and ready for classes. Tutoring her students. Enjoying one of her many hobbies. !l9k 'sJ A'N'-' , M ' W' 'K HUMECOMING PARADE QVC' 'f' 3 A Il K. S. C. Q EENS A D ATTENDANTS 'ff V . Priscilla Bridges, second attendant: Nancy Campbell, Miss Seniorg Omar Thomas, first attendant. 'ff fi Madge Wiliams, second attendantg Gloria Peppers, Miss Iuniorg Valeri Lyttle, first attendant. 30 'eronica Curtis, Miss Sophomore, Robinil Jameson, first attendant. Louise Pennix, first attendant, Yolanda Neil, Miss Freshman, Gloria Metcalf, second attendant. - ii M, wi 5 f Patricia Matillar, second attendantg Marna Malone, Miss Alpha Kappa Alphag Mary Evans, first attendant. Beverly McLendon, first attendantg Katrina Jordan, Miss Kappa Alpha Psi: not shown Phyllis Dunlap, second attendant. 37. 1 v I 1 , AI V. v el if if l ,T , '-I' 1' Carla Crutchfield f 5 1 f ' X 7- , Miss Alpha Phi Alpha. Celestine Williams, Miss Sigma Gamma Rho. 33 ? 5 fa 1 mi at in , an :rr M 1 V, f f 11.1 4 A Q l ks ii 'f I - i Janet Everett, Miss Delta Sigma Theta. Maxine Randle, Miss Gamma Sigma Sigma 34 Ns., Effects of Underwood Cafe'! The Big '2'. Directory Assistance, may I help you? Chee-z freshies! S gig, se n E' Feeding the star. They long to be close to you. Say what, 'Home' ?! Alumni just can't stay away. . . mL Mr. Public Relations himself! ,sf by CULTURAL EVENTS Bill Russell Ex-Player and Coach of the NBA, Boston Celtics Basketball Team 38 DUKE ELLINGTON . ,, ENTERTAINERS OE OUR 1971 WINTER WEEKEND KOOL AND THE GANG. CLARA WARD AND THE WARD SINGERS. IV ff, Aaf3'f -f if X MMI' A J 1 'Q' 'E' Wx 'fb w'.,,, 41 ? PAULENE MYERS ,f 4 J. A fa 43 TUCKY STATE COLLEGE FOOTBALL TEAM 19 0 KSC KSC KSC KSC KSC KSC KSC KSC KSC ei SCORES ........21g Langston University ....... . . . . . . . 7g Tennesse State University . . . ........21g LaneC0l1ege........... ....,...l6g Jackson State College LincolnUniversity.......... ........18g Central State University 73 Elizabeth City State University . . . . . . . .2lg Fort Valley State College . . . . . . . . . . 8g Morehead State University . . . 17 30 17 20 Coach-Ralph Bishopg HEAD Coach-LEROY SMITHQ Coach--Joe Corneliusg Coach-Charles Figgs. 44 3 SENIORS N H.- iii. . . X - +9 2 R . -'f,- ' . I , fa f Q' - H A L t lsft 'fi s . 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Under the skillful coachmanship of Mr. Leroy Smith, the team experi- enced a strenuous and beneficial training program beneath the hot sun of the August and September months. When times were looking unfavorable for the team, it seemed that the spectators turned away from the team, and 45 perhaps even the sport. The leadership of a new coaching staff and the spirit of the team to win brought the true lovers of the sport back to the rooting side of the team. The THOROBRED consisted of a large group of freshmen and a few returning experienced upperclassmen. Although this season was unsuccessful for the THOROBREDS, the team never failed to display that winning Kentucky spirit on the gridiron. The Thorobreds, Getting Ready W -an 'TB K. xr of c . . is -' 1: if le Q Go! And here comes Quinn. . .Cut back quick. Set?'?'? gf a I ,if-,J 2 m71z15,n'f H . f ww, c 1 K Q X pw! rlf 4, fu ,1,, Q 'g l fb' , I could have gone all the way if that. . .tackle had blocked. l xf ' 7 1 1, W qv V, K ii- l , 4, Wiley to the rescue, over and over again. And here he is, our own Broadway Joe Ken Brooks, releasing the Bomb. w Jigs Quik i 1 , I Qu-'vi'W ? ' f-aunt-1-f 'x 6 .Jw vi . ,A '-V ' W, V- ...WH '. Someday, I may win the Superbowl with this great form of mine. V x ff-Q 9 Y r Y Thorobreds on the rampage. Look out baby cause here we come. 1+ Hey, if you need me. . . ,Oh God, he'll never make it that way. M 'Q ' A -we A ,r,. K X. V' , 7' - 1 er , ,, ,. hr , , M: 3, ,W I 'Q ' , fig, ZFL .,1QE f 4 i . V 3 iaglpr V rf 1 192, W 1 M . ' E f ni,-fi 5 ' VT 7- , ., 5 I ,, V if 2 ag y 4 , , , or 1 . , , my 1 3 i 1 Y X . ' . Q - -- , J i f . W A 'key' it t ..,.. 1 1.' ' -af' iff wh -Q Q :Le .3:ff:fY'zf'f .fffs 'f!5f ei a 'f'Wf?f?.,'f'gi'f'1Af,e ,QE QEVN t I V. , Y - Q S 'I 'F 4' Q IN 13,1 L ' f eff r X:-,::-,-...J at 'Ke h LQJAQA gZ1 ....-.T- ....ihqy N554 uf! in-53 W o N n - 5 H ' f ., z 'Q r . . 4' A , . -iilumw .- A -:Q -, mme -- , V Klx 1-'11, U 1 fr . T 4 - K V I JL J 4 -b-f 3 I V, a A jf-it 0 t y e if f r r y e r -xi t . or ' K ff . j ,- i K gg, . .-, f1j 1k.- tf-.. 3- .Qi-Q, ' -. K, ' Yf y eira ' r h 1 ' .ff th h aryar, L we o e A ifwbfef eera rf for We e r r 't e W rrrrr ' A f ...- J: i.zgfi145L,1?fzfitp-:fr4 .V Jrwjfraff: H Q J -f I :nw at ' eyeee oeaet ,, y W 'QQ 4' 5 H fafwc' -a1'Q + fx uf I A If my or 1 arrea W 'gf 48 The track team under the able leadership of Coach Kenneth Gibson, has retained a dynasty in track and field here at Kentucky State College. Not only is the track team doing exceptionally well, but it has also taken on a new look. The new look is a women's track team, the members areg Barbara Croney, Marsha Smith, Brenda Grinard, and Deborah Edison. In the men's division, the mile relay team, consisting of Steve Jordan, Ronald Murphy, Allen Pinkston, and William Jones have received two first place, one second place, and one third place in four track meets. They set a new record at the Mason Dixon Meet with a time 3:17.4 In past years the track team has been under-rated, but the men and women comprising the teams are show- ing that they can keep the tradition of the T HOROBRED. track team alive. RUNNERS TO YOUR MARK! ! ! KE TUCKY STATE COLLEGE TRACK TEAM Cross Country Team and Coach Kenneth Gibson. i 49 STEVE JORDAN RONALD MURPHY WILLIAM I ONES ? ii . -A' BARBARA CRONEY 0 First Woman on Track Scholarship At KSC. CHARLES STALLWORTH RONALD WERTY w L K MILE RELAY TEAM SENIORS I Lucias T. Mitchell, Head Basketball Coach. James V. Oliver, Assistant Basketball Coach. BASKETBALL The THOROBREDS were expected to be high in the small college rating during the 1970-71 season. As defending NAIA champs they should have expected recognition of their abilities, but especially because only one team member graduated the year before, the THOROBREDS were expected to be a power house. The pressure of being defending champs and thereby having every team on the schedule hoping to upset the 'Champsi was present throughout the season. Along with the pressure came nation-wide recognition. In one week K-Statels team was featured in articles of News-week, Sport's Illustrated, and Sport. National press recognition was suddenly expected and no longer an exceptional incident. 1970 Small College Coach of the Year, Lucious Mitchell expected great deeds to be done by the THOROBRED team in 1970-71 and was not disappointed. The THOROBREDS Waltzed through their schedule, losing only twice, once in a debacle of ineptitude at Georgia Southern and to Tennessee State at Nashville in what is perennially a battle royal more often decided by the referee than by the players. Coach Mitchell gathered more honors this year by becoming NAIA District 24 Coach of the Year. All American Travis Grant continued his dead-eye shooting. He consistingly hit 25 points a game and con- sistently hit better than 55'Zn of his shots. Some rival coaches and pro scouts have dubbed the Machine the purest shooter in the country and perhaps the best they have ever seen. Big E , Elmore Smith, another All American and at seven feet tall is the most intimidating player on the THOROBRED team has had another great year. Continually scoring above twenty-five points a game and gathering over twenty rebounds a game, he was the most dominating man among the small colleges, and one of the best big men in the country. Captain William Bird Graham received a chance to prove himself as a starter this year. He was under some pressure because filling Michael Bernard's fthe only regular who graduated in 19703 shoe's was a tall order. The Bird didn't disappoint anyone. He consistently hit in double figures in points and rebounds, and specialized along with E in defense, blocking shots and intimidating his opponent often to the point of distraction. Jerome Brister continued to function as play maker and floor general for the THOROBREDS. He directed the offense and defense and when needed was depended upon to score. Score he did when necessary since he is probably the second best marksman on the team. Jerry Stafford has proven to be an invaluable asset to to the THOROBREDS. His lightning quick hands and blind- ing speed have tormented countless foes and often re- sulted in breaking open close games. At press time K-State had won the District Twenty- Four Tourney at Bethal, Tennessee and was preparing to defend their title at Kansas City in the N.A.I.A. Tournament. In addition, the National Invitation Touma- ment board of selection was considering inviting the THOROBREDS to New York City to participate in their prestigious, major college tournament. U ,. ,wg gg L 'Mil w 'K vi I if Q34 asf inc' 1 1 ,v W., , LONNIE JOHNSON AND DAVID LaMARR-Student Trainers. 5 4 dm 4' it A H if 1.11 1970-1971 BASKETBALL TEAM. SCORES KSC Their 107 ........ Marian College .... . . 68 137 ........ Knoxville College ......... . . 103 107 ........ Tennessee Wesleyan ........ . . 71 151 ........ Federal City Federal College . . . . . 83 89 ........ Union College .................. 88 106 ........ Wiley College ................... 100 EAU CLAIRE INVITATIONAL HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT 71 ........ Eau Claire State College . . . . . 67 88 ........ Oshkosh University ..... . . 75 100 ........ Union City .................... 71 MERCER UNIVERSITY INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT 59 ........ Georgian Southern ....... . . 63 131 ........ Ft. Valley State College .... . . 93 131 ........ Knoxville College ....... . . 90 66 ........ Central State University .... . . 62 105 ........ Northwood Institute ........ . . 87 91 ........ Tennessee State University . . . . . 88 124 ........ Lincoln University ........ . . 76 93 ........ Tennessee Wesleyan ..... . . 73 77 ........ Central State University ..... . . 66 94 ........ Tennessee State University . . . . . 95 124 ........ Lane College ............ . . 74 108 ........ Bellaramine College ..... . . 78 125 ........ Northwood Institute ..... . . 72 114 ........ Detroit College ........... . . 77 132 ........ Shaw College of Detroit ........... 71 105 ........ Lincoln University ............... 74 NAIA DISTRICT 24, TOURNAMENT SCORES 101 ........ Union College ..........,....... 79 81 ........ Bethel College . . . . . 71 SENIORS Q i CARL BALDON JEROME BRISTER -'N 1 Ai i WILLIAM H. GRAHAM BRUCE HOBSON LARRY JAMES 5 5 A 4 .NNQQNM ii' x.. ,fx is ' i I SQL? ,, 1 if ilxi Q. . f. I uf' ff ff 3 if Coach there has been a slight mistake in his height. A99 ,qs if A Q sf,-Q, av Nw., is l E 'llama 3 My ' ' XX x s I ' f. K, ,, ' ri., ,hw . Q as is -W i sz, W ii.. W ,A.5A:,i m www ia sg' . E. is 5, J There is only one Bird around here and you're not him. il H .L'f'i59 Q Cl l F5 i 5 1 V, 'wr' arty lf? f I 9 H AKLWPLN 3 ' if r A 5 Vrrrr. V HE on the blocking end- I'm going to take you higher. 'E I Central State, just another win. E5 .. ,.,f,y... Q .hi QL3 -.ks -X nirvana., 4+ 4 Charlie Brown, all alone, and he scores Stop action. Now let's run that back. F 4 l Care to repeat that word again? In l Em-:S 0-f 'E9 We use Ban. Don't you thmk they should? Hey boy do you know my name? Blowing won't help you any. 3 5 .,.,..4 W W an 2 5 0 m O O -1 Q m W U0 F2 5 , V W .. 'gf?'f2,g' 7 3 ,,,. 19 Q 4- Grant scores again. Q s STE!! S 3:-i ?. A1 Y, WK in X i 1 5 b -.n Yi g if Wolff , e ......,....... ... A ,LL.A.W. ,. .,. W.. M who ig my L 0 in L by-iii SE A . Q 3 , Q: L. E l X 3 ,Ew- . ' ' 5 X ' W mu I 5' .. if N' A N A , . : I .XSS Come on 33. Play fair. If I were your height, I could still beat you. -4 g w 'if , my , , And the bell rings on and on, for victory. 5 N 5 Q FIGHT ON KENTUCKY FIGHT ON' . . t 60 19 1 BASEBALL TEAM N pi' fi iii A A zil J... a S' . 1 ' x,7. 1 is j I I ..,.. , Q . . . - A I ...L I 'ZAA M , : E This year,s Kentucky State College Baseball Team will I l ' ',l T be out to better their record of last Year. The THoRoBREDs had a very disappointing season last year but will attempt to improve their record this season. Opposing teams beware, because the THOROBREDS are ever ready. SENIOR DWIGHT CARTER KKK: W3 ffb0 K COACH ROBERT WILLIAMS Even We have to take time to get together. Hall to Our Alma Mater Hello Tennessee. K ..,g..k W . ..e,, .M-,.,.,.A-.. ----- N- - hm-3 ' k ff f 'q'-Mww-N., .....M.,..t ...W Sing??? Victory Train! 6 1 Y ' ' F'-.. N ' -...wwf-,Q . I OR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT ...... ., Maurice Moore VICE-PRESIDENT . . . .... Janice McKinny SECRETARY .... .... V alerie Spann TREASURER . . . . . Kenneth Smith SENIORS x ANNIE ALLEN, Elementary Education: Gamma Sigma Sigma Service Colony, Wesley Club, Ken- tucky Players.. CLEVETTE APPLETON, Sociology Major: Soci- ology Club, Usher Board, English Club. SANDRA BRIGGS, Sociology Majorg Thorobred Staff, Wesley Club, Usher Board. JEROME BRISTER, Business Administration Majorg Basketball Team. RICHARD BROUGHTON, History and Political Science Major. MINNETTA BROWN, Elementary Education Majorg Gamma Sigma Sigma Service Colony, Student Education Association, Hunter Hall Club. Q .ea te.- 1 i SE GR CHARLES BRYANT, Health and Physical Educa- tion Major. JAMES A. BRYANT, Sociology Major. YVONNE BUTTS, Biology Major, Biology Club, Gamma Sigma Sigma Service Colony. ROBERT CALBERT, Industrial Arts Majorg Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc. NANCY CAMPBELL, Elementary Education Majorg Miss Senior,'Student Education Association, Black Student Union. DANIEL CARPENTER, History and Political Science Majorg Yearbook Staff, International Rela- tions Club, Who's Who Among Students In Ameri- can Universities and Colleges. 5 DWIGHT CARTER, IR., History and Political Science Majorg Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc., International Relations Club, K Club. BETTY CHAPMAN, Elementary Education Major, Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority Inc., Pan-Hellenic Council. . CARL A. BALDON, Elementary Education Major, Basketball Team. ERNIE BALLARD, Music Education Majorg Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc., Marching Band, Music Educators National Conference. JAMES BARBER, Music Education Majorg Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc., Music Educators Na- tional Conference, Marching Band. TRUMAN BARTLESTON, Business Education Majorg Phi Beta Lambda, Baseball Team. SE OR' ROSCOE BEACH, History and Political Science Majorg Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc., Newman Club, International Relationship Club. WILLIE BENFORD, Music Education Major, Music Educators National Conference, Marching Band, Concert Band. MORRIS BILLINGSLEA, History and Political Science Majorg Black Student Union. MILTON BOOTH, History and 'Political Science Majorg Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc., Alpha Phi Omega Service Fraternity Inc. WILLIE BOWMAN, Social Science Majorg Sociol-' ogy Club, Thorobred Newspaper Staff, Student Union Board. FRANK BOYKIN, Elementary Education Majorg Choir, Student Education Association. ' . Q CHARLOTTE BRADFORD, Elementary Educa- tion Majorg 'Hunter Hall Club, Student-Education Association, Associated Women Students. PRISCILLA BRIDGES. Sociology Majorg Sociol- ogy Club. Q ANN CHILTON, History and Political Science Major: International Relations Club, La Socieodad de Cervants, Alpha Mu Gamma. . 'Et , , wr g WAYDE CLARK,'.History and Political Science Majorg Track -Team, Sociology Club, International Relations Club. ' PAMELAQANN COHEN, Social Science Major, Alpha'K.appa Alpha Sorority Inc., Concert Choir, International Relations Club. pr ETHEL COLEMAN, History and Political Science Maiplit International Relations Clubf 2 .5 f fam . W 'it' X -x ff. .9. 'DN ,J SEI ORS I 1 Q HAROLD COLEMAN, Business Administration Majorg Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc.,'Phi Beta Lambda. , RUDOLPH COMICK, Health and Physical Educa- tion Majorg Health and Physical Education Club. CAROLYN CUNNINGHAM, Health and Physical Education Majorg Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc., Health and Physical Education Club, Associated Women Students. s 1 MITCHELL DAVIE, Industrial Arts Majorg Indus- trial Arts Club, Kentucky Industrial .Education Association. LEROY DICKERSON, Biology and Chemistry Major: Biology Club, Chemistry Club, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc. PAMELA DIXON, Health and Physical Education Majorg Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc., Health and Physical Education Club, Black Student Union. BARRY DOUGLAS, History and Political Science Majorg International Relations Club, Black Student Union, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc. MARSHALL DOWDY, Business Administration Major: Phi Beta Lambda, Alpha Phi Alpha Fra- ternity Inc. RENEE DOZIER, Sociology Majorg Sociology Club, Black Student Union Club, Hunter Hall Club. CAMILLE DRAKE, Health and Physical Educa- tion Majorg Miss Black Student Union, Health and Physical Education Club, Women's Intercollegiate Sports. LOUIS EGGLESTON, Health and Physical Educa- tion Major. WILLIE ELLIOTT, History and Political Science Major: Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc., Karote Club, Frankfort Semester. . .in-1 VF ,Et UOR MARY EVANS, Elementary Education Major, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc., Student Educa- tion Association. DONNA FIELDS,x-Iealth and Physicial Education Major, Health and Physical Education Club. Wo- men's Intercollegiate Sports. SHERRYE FORD, Sociology Major, Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority Inc., Sociology Club, Hunter Hall Club. HERMAN FOUNTAIN, Music Major. PHILIP FOWLER, Social Science Majorg Sociology Club, New Men's Dorm Club. EUGENE FRANKLIN, Biology and Chemistry Major, Biology Club, Chemistry Club, Thorobred News Staff. CRAIG FRAZIER, History and Political Science Major, International Relations Club, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc. EDWIN FREEMAN, Sociology Major, Sociology Club. NINA FRITH, History and Political Science Major, Human Relations Club, Associated Women Stu- dents, String Orchestra. JOHN FULTON, Industrial Arts Major, Industrial Arts Club, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc. FREDERICKA GANDY, Sociology Major, Con- cert Choir, Gospel Choir, Sociology Club. DICK GARRETT, Health and Physical Education Majorg Health and Physical Education Club, Track Team. -c 68 ff' W Y ,, ' ,-Z-.91 'ff v:a::'::g gag L , I .tw 4. in-,:,.4fflJf':i,5,..,,,,, M f ' uf' ,X-f'.u mlm ,, ,QW df:-f nf nm. SE ORS LARRY GOLDEN, History and Political Science Major, Alpha Phi Omega Service Fraternity, So- ciology Club, International Relations Club. WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, Sociology Major, Soci- ology Club. WILLIAM H. GRAHAM, Health and Physical Education Major, Basketball Team, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc., Health and Physical Education Club. REGINA GRAVES, Elementary Education Majorg Student Education Association, French Club. SHIRLEY GREGORY, Sociology Majorg Sociology Club, English Club, Wesley Club. ARNITA HACKETT, Music Education Major, Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority Inc., Music Educators National Conference. ALLEN HAMMONDS, Elementary Education Major. LINDA HARDY, Sociology Major, Black Student Union, Sociology Club, Miss Alpha Phi Omega. WANDA HART, Sociology Majorg Sociology Club, Wesley Club, Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. PEGGY ANN HA'I'I'IEX, Home Economics Majorg Home Economics Club, American Home Economics Association, Alpha Kappa Alpha So- rority Inc. MARLENE HELM, Elementary Education Major. SANDRA HENDERSON, English Major, English Club, Sociology Club. SE ORS AMANDA HILL, Sociology Majorg Wesley Club, Student Council, Sociology Club. HAROLD HOWARD, Sociology Majorg Sociology Club, Alpha Phi Omega Service Fraternity Inc. DAVID JAMESON, Health and Physical Educa- tion Major, Alpha Phi Omega Service Fraternity Inc. RENA JAMESON, Music Education Majorg Music Educators National Conference, Concert Choir, Kentucky Players. LARRY JONES, Business Education Majorg Phi Beta Lambda. NATASHAA JONES, Health and Physical Educa- tion Majorg Health and Physical Education Club, Student Education Association. STEPHAINE JONES, Biology Majorg Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc., Biology Club, Kentucky Play- ers. RONALD LaRUE, History and Political Science Majorg Concert Choir, International Relations Club, Thorobred Newspaper Staff. CLARICE LEE, Biology Majorg Biology Club, Chemistry Club, Chapel Choir. CHARLES LITTLE, Music Education Majorg Music Educator's National Conference, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc., Marching Band. EDWARD LIVERS, Health and Physical Educa- tion Major, Health and Physical Education Club. ROBERT LOVE, History and Political Science Majorg Alpha Phi Omega Service Fraternity Inc. Q 'B Hin 70 'fl Qi.. ni' SENIORS DRADEAN LOWREY, Sociology Major, Sociology Club, Associated Women Students, La Sociedad Cervants. JAMES MCCASKILL, Health and Physical Educa- tion Majorg Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc., Track Team. BEVERLY McINTOSH, Biology Majorg Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc., Mid-Week Gospel En- semble, Biology Club. JANICE McKINNEY, Elementary Education Majorg Black Student Union, Kentucky Players, Student Council. BEVERLY McLENDON, Home Economics Major, Student Council, Yearbook and Newspaper Staff, Black Student Union. PHILIP MAHIN, Health and Physical Education Major. MARNA MALONE, History and Political Science Major, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc., Interna- tional Relations Club, Associated Women Students. LARRY MARSHALL, History and Political Majorg International Relations Club, Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges, NANCY MARSHALL, Elementary Education' Major. MARY MARTIN, Business Administration Majorg Editor-In-Chief Thorobred Newspaper Staff, Phi Beta Lambda, Usher Board. WALTER MEAUX, Sociology Majorg Sociology Club, Wesley Club, Kentucky Players. EARL MERRITT, History and Political Science Majorg Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc., Pan-Hel- lenic Council, International Relations Club. SENIOR CARL MILTON, History and Political Science Majorg International Relations Club. GREGORY MOORE, Chemistry Major, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc., Chemistry Club, Math Club. MAURICE MOORE, Business Administration Majorg Phi Beta Lambda, Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society. GEORGE MORGAN, History and Political Science Major. KENNETH MORTON, Industrial Arts Majorg Concert Choir, Industrial Arts Club, Kentucky In- dustrial Education Association. PATRICIA NEWBY, Elementary Education Majorg Student Education Association, Aurora Club. JOSEPH MOSS, Health and Physical Education Major. ALVINIA NEWELL, Biology and Chemistry Major: Biology and Chemistry Club, Student Coun- cil, Thorobred and Newspaper Staff. REGINALD NORRIS, Business Administration Major, Phi Beta Lambda, Football Team. MARTHA OATTS, Music Education Majorg Music Educator's National Conference, Kentucky Players, Concert Choir. CARTHAL OLIVER, Music Major, Marching Band. LLOYD OWENS, Health and Physical Education Major, Health and Physical Education Club, Foot- ball Team. ,4tmv 't Rh .ix ,ww ffx .. I f I aw SENIOR GILES PARTEE, Health and Physical Education Majorg Health and Physical Education Club, Black Student Union. ALFRED PATTON, Sociology Majorg Sociology Club, Black Student Union, Marching Band. LINDA PATTON, Social Science Majorg Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc., Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. DELORES PENMAN, Elementary Education Major: Student Education Association, Aurora Club. CHARLIE PEOPLES, Elementary Education Majorg Student Education Association, Hunter Hall Club. LINDA PERKINS, Music Education Major, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc., Marching Band, Music Educator's National Conference. ALLEN PINKSTON, Sociology Major, Kappa Al- pha Psi Fraternity Inc., Track Team, Sociology Club. DWAHZA POWELL, Business Administration Majorg Phi Beta Lambda, Student Union Board, Gamma Sigma Sigma Service Colony. JAMES QUARLES, Math Majorg Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc., Usher Board, Math Club. THOMAS RANKINS, Business Administration Majorg Phi Beta Lambda. JOYCE REESE, Sociology Majorg Sociology Club, Gamma Sigma Sigma Service Colony, Cheerleaders. SAMUEL ROBERSON, Elementary Education Student Education Association, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc. SE ORS JAMES ROBERTS, Music Majorg Concert Choir. BURNELL ROBINSON, Sociology Major, Soci- ology Club, Baseball Team, Black Student Union. DIANA ROBINSON, Sociology Majorg Sociology Club. REBECCA ROWLAND, Home Economics Majorg Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc., American Home Economics Association, Concert Choir. IDA SCOTT, Sociology Majorg Sociology Club, Black Student Union, Student Council. CLARENCE SELF, History and Political Science Majorg International Relations Club, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc. WALTER SHAMBLE, History and Political Science Majorg International Relations Club. WILBURN SHAW, Chemistry Majorg Alpha Phi Omega Service Fraternity, Marching Band, News- paper Staff. JARMILLA SHEPPARD, Social Science Majorg Sociology Club, International Relations Club, Black Student Union. BARBARA SIMMONS, Sociology Majorg Sociology Club, Kentucky Players, Sigma Gamma Rho So- rority Inc. ANDREW SMITH, JR., Business Administration Major, Phi Beta Lambda, Alpha Phi Alpha Frater- nity Inc., Resident of Student Council. KENNETH SMITH, Business Administration Major, Phi Beta Lambda, New Men's Dorm Club. t. . , , . ,.,, 7 H 19m-1' W ' ' x lj lf' 74 SENTORS LENA SMITH, Spanish Majorg Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. LEVI SMITH, Health and Physical Education Major: Baseball Team, Health and Physical Educa- tion Club. PAUL SMITH, Sociology Major. ROSE MARIE SMITH, Elementary Education Major: Student Education Association, Hunter Hall Club, Black Student Union. SHARRON SMITH, Biology Majorg Biology Club, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc. THERESA MARIA SMITH, Home Economics Major: Editor-In-Chief Yearbook Staff, American Home Economics Association, Newman Club. VALERIE SPANN, Elementary Education Major, Student Education Association, Associated Women Students, Hunter Hall Club. AUSTIN SPENCER, Social Science Majorg Student Government, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc. SANDRA SPICER, Business Administration Majorg Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc., Phi Beta Lambda, Kentucky Players. IOANNE STEPHENSON, Sociology Majorg Soci- ology Club, English Club, Black Student Union. FRED STREET, Health and Physical Education Major: Health and Physical Education Club, Foot- ball Team. JACQUELINE SUDDEATH, Sociology Major, So- ciology Club, Black Student Union. SE ORS BETTY SWAN, History and Political Science Majorp International Relations Club, Black Student Union. KENNETH TAYLOR, Health and Physical Educa- tion Major, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc., Health and Physical Education Club, Black Stu- dent Union. SHARON TAYLOR, Sociology Majorg Sociology Club, Black Student Union. TALITHA TAYLOR, Elementary Education Majori Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc., Kentucky Players, Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. TAVA TAYLOR, History and Political Science Major: Board of Regents Student Representative. Student Council, Kentucky Players. OMAR THOMAS, Health and Physical Education Major: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc., Health and Physical Education Club, Student Council. DONALD THOMPSON, Health and Physical Edu- cation Major: Health and Physical Education Club, Black Student Union. CYNTHIA TOWNSEND, Elementary Education Majorg Black Student Union, Student Education As- sociation, Hunter Hall Club. LURETHEIA TUCKER, English Majorg English Club. JEWELL TUDOR, Health and Physical Education Major: Health and Physical Education Club, Black Student Union, Women's Intercollegiate Sports. WAYNE TYLER, Industrial Arts Majorg Industrial Arts Club, Math Club, Baseball Team. AZALENE WALKER, Business Education Majorg Phi Beta Lambda, Black Student Union, National Business Education Association. it SE ORS ANN WARD, Music Major, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc., Music Educator's National Confer- ence, Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. HENRY WARD, Music Education Major, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc., Music Educator's Na- tional Conference, Marching Band. DONALD WHIPKEY, Sociology Major, Sociology Club. MARY WHITE, Sociology Major, Sociology Club, Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority Inc., Hunter Hall Club. RONALD WHITESIDE, Biology Major, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc., Biology Club. LINDA WHITFIELD, Biology Major, Biology Club, Kentucky Players, Alpha Kappa Alpha S0- rority Inc. CELESTINE WILLIAMS, Sociology Majorg Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority Inc., Sociology Club, Associ- ated Women Students. DEAN WILLIAMS, Health and Physical Education Majorg Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc., Health and Physical Education Club. ii., R, . RSING EDUCATIC SHARON BECKLEY, Frankfort, Nursing Club. DELLA BROWN, Lexington, Nurs- ing Club. DAY DAVIS, Louisville, Nursing Club. LINDA HALL, Frankfort, Nursing Club. VIRGINIA HANLEY, Frankfort, Nursing Club. BONNIE HEDGES, Frankfort, Nurs- ing Club. BONNIE LOU HUGHES, Frank- fort, Nursing Club. PHYLLIS KENNERLY, Lawrens- burge, Nursing Club. MARY LYNCH, Frankfort, Nursing Club. SANDRA LYNCH, Cincinnati, Ohio, Nursing Club. CAROLYN NEWMAN, Versailles, Nursing Club. MARGARET PERSLEY, George- town, Nursing Club. KATHERINE PORTER, Louisville, Nursing Club. CAROLYN ROBINSON, Louisville, Nursing Club. BETTY ANN TABOR, Frankfort, Nursing Club. . MARY LOU WALKER, Owenton, Nursing Club. NORA WILHOITE, Frankfort, Nurs ing Club. ARTHELLA WITHERS, Lancaster, Nursing Club. LILLIAN WOOD, Frankfort, Nurs ing Club. GWENDOLYN WOOLFORK, Lex- ington, Nursing Club. . 3. .il ,Riff V .1 s I..-v '-,f 5 2 urgr .,, js. 'K A ,fi is :sswsii i i s,, ' X r. , .. A as F i .,..-Jl is ' s ff s , f r. .,........ . sss A A is 55 rrst I sl, ,l i,, . . 3 , S' 78 IU 101: CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT .... Philip Rodgers VICE PRESIDENT . .... James Atkins SECRETARY ..... Ollie McDowell TREASURER .... Loucius Morris UNIORS ,fl WILLIE ANDERSON ....... Gary, Ind CLARICE ARTHUR .... Lexington, Ky. .IAMES ATKINS ...,.... Lexington, Ky. ELSIE BARKER ........ Frangfort, Ky. BETSY BECK . . .Evans5on, Ill. JoHN BIVINS .... .... P msbuaiiva. EARL BLACK .,..... Indianapolis, Ind. SANDRA BOTTS ,...... Lexington, Ky LLOYD BRIDGES ...... Lafayette, Ky JAUNICE BROWN ..... Lexington, Ky CARRIE BURRUS ..... Lexington, Ky. PATRICIA CALBERT ..AnChOrage, Ky. JANICE CARTER ...... Louisville, Ky. PAMELA CLARK ..,.... Paducah, Ky. PEGGY CLEMENT .... Frankfort, Ky. UN IOR TOMMIE COLBERT .... Sapalpa, Okla CHARLOTTE COOPER .Louisville, Ky GAIL CROSS ........... Paducah, Ky RONALD CRUDUP .Long Branch, NJ MYRTLE CURLE .... Hodgenville, Ky GERALD DAPREMONT .Louisville, Ky MARGIE DAVENPORT ..,. Dayton, O BYRON DAY ............. Dayton, O SHIRLEY DENNARD ..Pittsburgh, Pa DARNELL DIALLS .... Lexington, Ky PHYLLIS DUNLAP ..., Evansville, Ind. .IACQUELINE DURANT .Sturgis, Mich. PHYLLIS ECHOLS ........ Gary, Ind DEBORAH EDISON .... Louisville, Ky REGINALD EDISON ..... Chicago, Ill TERRY EUBANKS ...,. Louisville, Ky JANET EVERETT ..,.. Brooklyn, N.Y. PATSY FELLOWS ....... Conydon, Ky IOYCE FIELDS ....,... Detroit, Mich NANCY FISHER ....... Detroit, Mich CHERYL FLACK ......... Dayton, O. JOHN FULTON ...... Moss Point, Miss. IACQUELINE GARMON . .M0bile, Ala. PHYLLIS GATESKILL ..Lexington, Ky HAROLD GIBSON .... Vicksburg, Miss. MARIA GOINS ...... Washington, D.C LORETTA HALL ..... Middleburg, Va VIRGINIA HALL ....... Louisville, Ky GEORGE HARDAWAY .Lexington, Ky BENNIE HARTON ...... Reform, Ala. w Nth-K K X I as 'I fi Q , Mrk, t 'Pr 'it .2 .L ' f O Jin ,aku 'KN fir rg . ffiffx I ,,,:.,,, . M, , X, , 3 L I IIIV A WM. www' I ,, H., H .W UN IORS FLORENCE HARVEY Lawrenceburg, Ky. MALINDA HASTINGS Indianapolis, Ind. JOHN HAWKINS .... South Bend, Ind. JOSEPH HEARNE ........ Gary, Ind. JAMES HERDON .... Birmingham, Ala. JULIA HINES .....,.. Nashville, Tenn BARBARA HISLE ...... Covington, Ky CAROLYN HOLLYFIELD . .Jenkin, Ky HATTIE INGRAM .... . . Danville, Ky FRANK JACKSON ..... Lexington, Ky THOMAS JENKINS .... ANITA JOHNSON ..... BEVERLY JOHNSON . . .Oberlin, O. . . .Dayton, O. Louisville, Ky. CHESTER JOHNSON . .Louisville, Ky. FLORA JOHNSON . .Campbellsville, Ky. STEPHANIE JOHNSON ..Flint, Mich. NATALIE JONES .... Memphis, Tenn. PENNY JONES ..... Stanford, Ky. SHELIA JONES .. ..... Dayton, O. WILLIAM JONES ...... Brooklyn, N.Y. KATRINA JORDAN ,... Versailles, Ky. WILLIAM JOWERS .Long Branch, N.Y. DAVID KARSNER ..... LORETTA KELLEY .,.. MICHAEL KING JESSICA KNOX ....... Frankfort, Ky. . . .Dayton, O. . . . .Berea, Ky. Covington, Ky. ELAINE LAMPKINS ..., Louisville, Ky. MICHAEL' LANIER .... Louisville, Ky. WALTER LESTER .... Rochester, N.Y. MADRIENNE LEVITT ..Detroit, Mich. IU 10115 VALERIA LYTTLE ..... Lexington, Ky OLLIE McDOWELL .... Lexington, Ky JAMES McGOWAN ...... Biloxi, Miss CHESTER MEBANE ..High Point, N.C EMMA MERRITT ....,. Louisville, Ky RUDOLPH MITCHELL ...Hahira Ga LOUCIUS MORRIS .... Freeport N.Y. RONALD MURPHY .... Cincinnati O. RODNEY OCONNER .Rochester N.Y WILLIE PEALE ........ Jackson, Miss. GLENDA PEPPERS .... Earlington, Ky. SANDRA PERKINS .... Louisville, Ky. IANICE PITTS ...... Birmingham, Ala. BEVERLY POTTER .... Louisville, Ky DAVID POWELL ....... Frankfort, Ky LARRY POYNTZ ...... Lexington, Ky MARLENE PRATER Sweetwater, Tenn MARION QUINN .Tuskegee Inst., Ala ROGERS REYNOLDS ..Louisville, LYMAN RHODES ...... Louisville, Ky WILLIAM RHODES .... Louisville, Ky. LAWRENCE RIDEAUX ..Chicago, Ill. MAXINE ROBINSON Washington, D.C. BARBARA RODGERS ..East Chicago Ind WILLIE RODGERS ....,.. Suffolk, Va PHILIP RODGERS ......, Chicago, Ill. COUNCIL RUDOLPH ..Frankfort, Ky. PHYLLIS SHANKS ..... Lexington, Ky. , x 33 , ,, ev 5 fe Q. 5 W Ni , ff? . 2 DONALD PATRICK ,.... . .Dayt0n, O. ii I x we, ' , 1 X if F 5 f 4 , hw 1? , . W , ii ,, , ,ri EARL POOLE ......, Hopkinsville, Ky. ,,., F .,,, F A J f mains . W ga 4 ,?w ,, , e , :Msg ,, 'iiiii 5 Z! f f 5 I 4ifff!i?:' ' f -MQW , M ra - . u Hgh I, hs ' 'gil A I gag, . 1, is-5, , H. 9- av if 7 if 'lf' fxff. ' i,.. I cvvv A A g ,,', ji ,K , . 1 not JE! E I, A 81 Lv'S '25 GS 5 ,X ,?.15'L,. ' ,Z A 4' My Y Q5 1 P15 t N B3 2 if 3 A I Q .1 ,v 1 .fi ,E ft I' 1 .I ff. X 1 'QR F, RONALD WILSON RHONDA WINN . DONNA WOODS . KAREN WRIGHT UN IORS PAULA SILVER .....,.. Louisville, Ky. MARGARET SMITH Campbellsville, Ky. VICKIE SMITH ........ Louisville, Ky. DAVID SPENCER ...., Shelbyville, Ky. IRMA SPENCER . . . . . .Dallis, Tex. CHARLES STALLWORTH Mobile, Ala. PAMELA STARKS Memphis, Tenn. CECELIA TANDY ...... Louisville, Ky. LARRY TAYLOR ..... Russellville, Ky. MARCIA TAYLOR ........ Dayton, O. STEVEN TEETER ....,.. Queens, N.Y. EVERAGE THOMAS ..... Mobile, Ala. JOY THOMAS ...,.. Harrodsburg, Ky. MERYL THORNTON ..Anchorage, Ky. MICHAEL TIBBS . .Chattanooga, Tenn. JERRAN TILLMAN .... Springfield, O. PORTIA WADE ........ Chillicothe, O. GRANT WALKER ..Kansas City, Kan. SHARON WALKER JARED WATSON . RONALD WATSON MICHAEL WEST ..... SHIRLEY WHITE . . Lexington, Ky. . Lexington, Ky. Anchorage, Ky. . . .Queens, N.Y. ,Finchville, Ky. OLIVIA WHYTE ....... Maysville, Ky. OLIVIA WIKES . . . .. .... Earlington ANDREW WILLIAMS ...Newark, NJ. ARTHUR WILLIAMS ..Rochester, N.Y. GREGORY WILLIAM ...Cleveland, O. MADGE WILLIAMS .... Frankfort, Ky. RODNEY WILSON ..... Lexington, Ky. . . . . .Lexington, Ky. . . . . . Lexington, Ky. . . . . . .Lexington, Ky. . . . . . .Louisville, Ky. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT ....... .... S tephen Offord VICE PRESIDENT .... ...... T erry Grimes SECRETARY .,... ..... J o Ellen Taylor TREASURER .... ..... B rian Phillips SQPHQMQRES GERALD BAILEY SHARON BANKS . GLEN BEELER ., STEPHEN BOYD .. MARCIA BRADLEY STEPHEN BURGIN LEONARD BUSSEL ............Waddy South Bend, Ind. ........Warren, O. . ..... Augusta, Ga. . . . .Dayton, O. . . . . . . .Lawrenceburg . . . Hopkinsville W' X V A,,, V fvvmy f A I 19,55 I h Aw - ' l'.' F ,J f, W I ju ix , ,ff F 2 I figure. x KX Tx S' N fi? Pk 1 saw. L tx, I LLLf1,LL, I Nl S 'FQ 85 OPHO ORES RAYMOND CARTER .... ........... B uffalo, N.Y. MICHAEL CHEEK .,,.. AURELIA CHILDRESS .... DEBORAH COMBS ...... MICHAEL COMBS .. DAVID CORNELIUS ..., JAMES CRENSHAW .... CARLA CRUTCHFIELD VERONCIA CURTIS BETTY DAVIS .... GARY DEARBORN . . . SHIRLEY DEES RICHARD DODSON . . MARION DUKES . . . ERNEST DUPONT .. MARY EDWARDS . . . WILEY EPPS .... CHARLES FORTH . . . BRENDA FRANKLIN . MICHAEL GEORGE .. . DWIGHT GILBREATH .... BELLINDA GILL ....... DENISB GORDON . . . KAREN GREEN . . . KEITH GREGORY .... MICHEAL GREGORY . . . THERESA GRIFFIN .. TERRY GRIMES .... DIANE HARDIN ....,, PATRICIA HATTIEX NORMAN HOLLYFIELD MICHEAL HUBBARD .. JOHN HUDDLESTON . . . DEBORAH INGGULS . . . JAMES JACKSON .... . . . .Frankfort . . . .Louisville . . . .Dayton, O. . . . . .Middlesboro . . . .Russellville . . . . . . .Russellville . . . .Memphis, Tenn. . . . .Bartow, Fla. . . .Frankfort . . . . .Frankfort . . . . .Cincinnati, O. . . . . .Washington, D.C. . . . . . .Cincinnati, O. . . . .Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. . . . . Springfield, O. . . . .Washington, D.C. . . . .Augusta, Ga. . . . .Louisville . . . .Louisville .........McCullin . . . . .Silverstreet, S.C. . . . . . . . . .Louisville . . . .Louisville . . . . .Lynch . . . .Oberlin, O. . . . .Louisville . . . .Lexington .........Lexington . . . .Indianapolis, Ind. . . . ........... Jenkins . . . .Indianap0lis, Ind. . . . . . . .Covington . . .Covington . . . .Louisville SOPHOMORES MICHAEL JACKSON .......... ROBERTTETE JAMES STEPHEN JORDON .. DAVID LYONS .... LINDA MCCOWAN . . . MICHAEL MCGUIRE . . . JAMES MCKINNEY . . . LINDA MIXON . . JOHN MOORE .... JERRY MORGAN . . VERNON MYERS ..... BEATRICE NEWELL STEPHEN LEE OFFORD MARCB PARMLEY ......, DOUGLAS PEMBERTON BERTHA PENDLETON ROBERT L. PERKINS .. CYRUS PETTIS ...... BRIAN PHILLIPS JAMES PINE .... JAMES POWELL RONALD PRESTON . . . ROBERT REDD . . . RENEE REED ..... GREGORY REESE . . . HEDY RILEY ......... , . JACQUELYN ROBARDS TODD SAMPSON ...... BRUCE SAUNDERS MAURICB SEAY ALFONSO SHERALD . . , JOHN SHERROD ..... KATHLEEN SLOAN .... DEBORAH SMITH .... LINTON SMITH .... . .Washington, D.C. . . . . . . . .Louisville . . . . .Owensboro . . . .Louisville . . .Danville ........Dayton, O. . . Jacksonville, Fla. . . . .Cleveland, O. . . . .Bowling Green . . . .Columbus, Ga. . . Jacksonville, Fla. . . . . , . . .Winchester . . . .Dayton, O. . . . . .Burkesville . . . . .Gary, Ind. . . .......... Louisville . . . .Niagara Falls, N.Y. Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. . . . . .Plainfield, Ind. . . . .Brunswick, Ga. . . . .Louisville . . .Chicago, Ill. . . . .Hopkinsville . . . .Cincinnati, O. . . . .Augusta, Ga. . . . .Lebanon . . . . .Louisville . . .Detroit, Mich. . . . .Cincinnati, O. . . . . .Chicago, Ill. . . . .Queens, N.Y. . . . . .Markhan, Ill. . . . .Cincinnati, O. . . . .Cincinnati, O. . . . .Augusta, Ga. 1, ' , X ga- az , y I I' 'E K x Q' .Q 'Ir wi L 'G 'vm X I X ' 2' 5' A11 ' 'lf . A :.?:. K fe 'e 1 gy- l 5 N . X r -vi WW as 'LJ , 'E' ---. -Q SOPHO ORES SHIRLEY STEWART . . . DONALD STOCKER DENISE STOKES . . . JUNE STONE ....... JO ELLEN TAYLOR GWENDOLYN THOMAS .. MICHAEL THOMAS ..... CATHERINE THOMPSON JOHN THOMPSON ...... LARRY THOMPSON . . . KAREN THORNTON JAMES THURMAN .... JOSEPH TIGGS ..,. LOUIS TRICE ....... TILLMAN TURNER . .. ROBERT UNTHANK .. LEONARD VICK .. DORIS WALKER ........ CAROLYN WASHINGTON CECIL WELLS .,....... BERNIDA WHITE GLORIA WHITE ....... PATRICIA WHORTON . . . EVELYN WILHITE . . . PATRICIA WILKES .. GEORGE WILLIAMS .. JEWELL WILLIAMS LOWELL WILLIAMS .. NATHAN WILLIAMS . . SAMUEL WILSON .... ARTHELLA WITHERS .. . ETHELENOR WOOLEY .. YVONNE WRIGHT ...... MICHAEL YARBROUGH ROSANNA YOUNG ,.... .. . . . , . .Stanford . . . .Lawrenceburg . .Memphis, Tenn. . . . . . . ,Louisville . . .Lexington . ...... Lagrange . ..... Cincinnati, O. . . . . .Miami, Fla. . . . .Louisville , . .Macon, Ga. . . . .Louisville . . . . . .Frankfort . . . . .Chicago, Ill. . . . . . . .Queens, N.Y. Kansas City. Kan. . . . .Frankfort . . . .Russellville . . . . .Lexington . . . . .Chicago, Ill. . . .Lawrenceburg . . . . .Cleveland, O. ......Dayton, O. . . . . Indianapolis, Ind. . . . . . .Owensboro . . . .Earlington . . . .Frankfort . . . . .Glasgow . . . .Frankfort . . . .Augusta, Ga. . . .Miami, Fla. . . . . . . .Lancaster Indianapolis, Ind. .New York, N.Y. . . . . . . .Louisville . . .Lexington FRESHMA CLA OFFICERS PRESIDENT ........ .... L eonard Chandler VICB PRESIDENT .... .... C ollette White SECRETARY ..... ..... A nn Paschal TREASURER .... .... S haron Taylor FRESHME BEN ABERNATHY .......... DEBORAH ADAMS .. GLENN ADAMS ........ NORBERT ALEXANDER . .. RODNEY ARMSTRONG SARAH ARMSTRONG .... JOHN ARNOLD .... GARVIN BABBAGE .... DOROTHY BAILEY . . . JANET BAILEY .... INDIA BAKER . . STEVE BALDON MARCIA BARHAM .. . , , .Louisville Cincinnati, O. . . . .Louisville . . . .Staunton, Va. . . . .Lexington . .Hopkinsville . . . .Covington . .Hopkinsville . . . .Gary, Ind. . . . .Lexington . . . .Frankfort .Augusta, Ga. . .Barbourville 'US I ,, y NW .fs 5 33. 1 'Q' f Q- 1533554 'ggiff f '4'- zslfghlu-'lf D -I W, f i gi ,., 'iv '6 ,am Qs Q' 89 FRESHM N REGINALD BATES .... LEVORIA BATTLE SHERRY BAZZIEL .... MURIEL BEVERIDGE .. MARY BLACKMAN ALEX BLACKSHER . . . JULIUS BOOKER JOHN BOSTIC .,.... RONALD BOWMAN .. LESTER BRADFORD . . . TERESA BRAWNER AL BRAXTON ..... TYLER BRIGGS GAIL BRONSTON ALVERRO BROWN .... FRANETTA BROWN .. IANICE BROWNING PHYLLIS BROWN WILLIE BURKS KIRK BUSH .... LORIS CALDWELL ..... CLARENCE CALLOWAY IZEAL CAUTHEN ...... KAREN CLARK . . . CARLA CLARKSON ELSA CLARKSON TERRY CLAY ..... MARSHA CLEAR OPA CLEGG .... WANDA CLEGG . .. ALTHEA CLENDENING DONNA COLE ,....... NATHANIEL COLEMAN DALE CRAWFORD LINDA CRAYTON .. . . . . . . .Covington . . . . .Atlanta, Ga. . . . . .Gary, Ind. . . . .Frankfort . . . .Louisville . . .Detroit, Mich. . . . . ,Lexington . . . .Decatur, Ga. ..,.......Burgin Phenix City, Ala. . . . . .Frankfort . . .Cincinnati, O. . . . . . . .Louisville . . .Cincinnati, O. ..Tuskegee, Ala. . . .Covington . . . .Louisville . . . .Louisville . . . . . .Louisville . . . . .Chicago, Ill. . . . .Louisville . . . .Louisville . . . .Griflin, Ga. . . . .Louisville . . . .Louisville . . . .Louisville . . . .Louisville . . . . . . ,Louisville Washington, D.C. Washington, D.C. . . .Cincinnati, O. . . . . .Chicago, Ill. . . . . . .Louisville . . . .Lawrenceburg . . .Dallas, Tex. F RESHME LARRY CRENSHAW ........ BARBARA CRONEY .... JAMES CROOK ...... HERBERT DALLUM . EDWARD DAVIS .... LEA DAVIS ...... PHYLISS DAVIS ..... WILLIE DEARBORN . . I AMES DeWALT ........ . . . DEBORAH DICKINSON RONALD DIXON . . . ALONZO DORSEY . . MARVA DRAKE . . . RONNIB EALY .. GERALD ELIM .. . . . . . .Glasgow , . . .Hopkinsville . .Anniston, Ala. . . . . . .Louisville ..Jackson, Miss. . . .Cincinnati, O. . . . .Atlanta, Ga. . . . . .Frankfort . . . . . . .Louisville Indianapolis, Ind. . . Jackson, Miss. . . . . . . .Louisville . . . .Gary, Ind. . . . . .Augusta, Ga. . . . .Augusta, Ga. VALLIB ELLIOTT .... .... B urkesville CARL ESPIN ......... ..... V ersailles CHARLES ETHERIDGE ..... Grimm, Ga. GLENN GAINES ....... ..... A ugusta, Ga. STERLING GARRETT . ...Cleveland, O. MATTHEW GARNER . . . .... Lexington PAMELA GIBSON .... ..... L ouisville MONA GILES ....... ....... L ouisville LYNETTE GILLERY .. . .... Detroit, Mich. YOLANDA GRAHAM .... ..... L ouisville HARRISON GRAY ..... Louisvine BILLY GREEN ..... Frankfort PEARL GRIFFIN .,.... .... L exington STEPHANIE GRIFFIN . . . .... Henderson WILLIAM GUESS .... ..... L ouisville CAMILLIA GUTHRIE . . . ....... Louisville GEORGE HABERSHAM ..... Ridgeland, S.C. IANICB HALL ........,. ........ L ouisville BERTHA HAMILTON ,... ,.... B irmingham, Ala. CAROLINE HANDY . . . ........ Louisville 'M-I f .gf It . if 6 I , ff A Q 5 :Cl E 3 'ma 'Wx 1 'K WN 1 S' 33 in . .J-37,5 . h N A 6 A f .Q wif . 'P' 1- ff , .., ft 1 1 I ,am-M. 'Si - P+ .umm inf tj ffl 2 X ff' 1 . Q Y . I 'ei'?f N. - X I ' an 1 in MN , It 'Vx 5 S: Rv il ? 'VKX . X ,xv W9 . .s l . f 'f 1 , 'N '73 . A 3 fe i 1 rr K X lm ix S' 'Q E-JN! .A . I N. PM in N I 65 FRESHME DEBORAH HARLEY .... ERNEST HARPOOL .... RONNIE HAYDEN .... JANIS HENDERSON .... JUANITA HENDERSON .. THURMAN HENDERSON ALICE HILLIARD ...... PAMELA HOGAN . .. ARTEMUS HOOD NORMAN HORTON . . . JEAN HOWARD ..... MACIE HUMPHRIES CHARLETTA JACKSON DAVID JACKSON ....... GERALDINE JACKSON PATSY JACKSON WILLIE JACKSON . . . EDDIE JAMES ...... LINDA JERNIGAN .... FLOURNORY JETER .... PAUL JOHNSON .. MELVIN JONES ..... SAMUEL G. JONES SAMUEL JONES .. WILLIAM JONES . . . ARTHUR KELLER .. LaRUE KELLER ..... CASSENDRA KIDD . . . MYRA KIMBALL . . . GREGORY KING . . . RODERICK KING ROGER KING .... RONALD KING ....... DELORES KIRKLAND .. ANTHONY LACEY ..., . . .Cincinnati, O. . .Bowling Green . . . .Nicholasville . . .Eminence . . . .Louisville . . . . . . .Covington . . . .Itta Bena, Miss. . . . . . . .Frankfort . . . . .Griffin, Ga. . . . .Dayton, O. . . . .Lima, O. . . . . .Hopkinsville . . . . .Covington . . . . .Macon, Ga. . . . . .Covington . . . .Owensboro . . . . .Macon, Ga. . . . . . . . . .Louisville Haverstraw, N.Y. Montgomery, Ala. . . . . . .Henderson . . . .Columbus, Ga. . . . . . .Hickman . . . .Louisville . . . . .Stanford ......Dayton, O. . .Memphis, Tenn. . . . . . . .Louisville . . . .Lexington . . . .Louisville . . . .Louisville . . .Macon, Ga. . . . .Louisville . . . . .Gary, Ind. .......Lynch FRESHME ROBERT LACEY ...... DORA LAMB PETER LANE . .. KAREN LEACH .,..... DOUGLAS LEATHERBY GLORIA LEAVELL .. BERNARD LEE .. WANDA LEWIS .. BLANCHE LONG . . . JESSE LYONS .. JAMES MCBRIDE ..... CHARLES MCCAULEY VALERIA MCCLAIN .. CAROLYN MCFADDEN MICHAEL MCGUIRE .. DIANNB MCHENRY .. CAROLYN MCKELVEY RUSSELL MCNEAL .... WALTER MCCLAIN . . . DONNA MAHAN . . . NATHANIEL MARSHALL .. ARNOLD MATHIS ....... . ELSIE MEDLIN .... GWEN MEFFORD ....... MARGARET MENEESE .... GLORIA METCALFE SHEILA MIDDLEBROOKS .. JANET MILLER ......... PATRICK MILLER DELORES MILSAP .... RACHEL MOODY .... SHARON MOORE .... ARTHUR MORRIS . . . DARRYL MORTON VERNALL MOSLEY ..........Lynch . . . .Cincinnati, O. Marblehead, Mass. . . . . . . . .Louisville . . .Frankfort . . . .Hopkinsville . . . .Cincinnati, O. . . . .Cincinnati, O. .......Harlan . . . .Louisville . .... Tuskegee, Ala. . . . . . .Hopkinsville .Indianapolis, Ind. ..... ...Louisville . . . .Dayton, O. . . . .Hartford . . .Louisville . . .Lexington . . . .Chicago, Ill. . . . .Louisville . . . . . . .Louisville . . . .Cincinnati, O. . . . . .Louisville . . . .Lancaster . . .Louisville . . . .Hopkinsville . . . .Louisville . . . .Louisville . . . .Kienzi, Miss. . . . .Louisville . . . .Louisville . . . .Louisville . . . .Anchorage . . . .Louisville . . . .Louisville .6 1 A efiiv 'ZW GY V ai I if .5 . 4 5 fi . .. f n . W in-A ' M XI ' Q I 2 Qi I .gl p 'f - f A . Z' Q ,f ,rf RK 1 Q N f 0 If iii A r .1 if J ' nw.. gg c . . Q'-.:.-... 4: .- . 5 7- Lug: 'lllfl1V45r?? -.. ull W BL , 299. W. r ,V K. 'U v CE, gf! '1 v l N X . V. If . 1 , .E 0 . l.....a ,. . ,a I ivw R, 7 X ff? ii ' as 4 V l V-5 -,xx Am 'ii Y L. an .4 W' k.1X iii 4 i 5 ff I 9 qw- .- ..... 'V . 'U Q, . N. . fi 'Yi yi jim F A mkwigili 40 I 5' l all in ff gp. Sg!?! A-wa vs il A A . JiA5553i,i5 .., ' .1 N .. ff Lr Y . ' I ...A iii W - :lAi f .. A p P 'lt li.. . 11... ' iq.. I ff, W,,, .. -L .L tell -N 1' .WWW 5 . 5:-F, I f Ky., M We 4 ., i f '92 we we 'mf Y fy 'QJAR LM: K, li NJ '-51:1 ,kg FRESHME ERNESTINE MURPHY .. MARY MYERS ...... YOLANDA NEAL .... DONALD NELSON .. MARCIA NEWBY . . . MARY NEWBY ......... BRENDA NORTHINGTON THOMAS NORTHINGTON KAREN C-'BRYANT ..... LINDA OGLESBY .... CHARLES OLIVER . . . FRANKLIN OLIVER . . . KENT OSBORNE . . . HERBERT OWENS . . . MYRA PAIGE .... JAMES PARKER ANNIE PASCHAL ELLA PATTON ..... ANTHONY PAYNE ., JAMES PEOPLES JEFF PENNINGTON .. LOUISE PENNIX GUY PERRY . . . MARY PERSLY ......... MICHAEL PETTIFORD SECELLA PLUMMER .... EWELL POOLE ...... MARY PORTER .... MICHAEL PRICE .... ARTHUR PRYOR .. GARY L. RALSTON REGINALD RAMSEY LARRY RANSOM .... BEVERLY REED ..... CHARLENE REEDER . . . .Frankfort . . .Louisville . . . .Louisville ......,...Frankfort Chattanooga, Tenn. . . . .Springfield . . .Louisville . . . .Hopkinsville . . . .Cincinnati, O. . . , . Indianapolis, Ind. . . . .Anniston, Ala. .Montgomery, Ala. . . . . . .Hopkinsville . . . .Pikeville . . .Dayton, O. . . . .Drew, Miss. .......Dayton, O. . . .Tuscaloosa, Ala. . . . . . .Shelbyville . . . .Chicag0, Ill. . . . .Pikesville . . . . . . .Louisville . . . .Covingt0n, Ga. . . . . .Georgetown . . . .Earlington . . . .Fort Knox . . . . .Hopkinsville . . . .Lebanon . . . . .Lynch . . . .Louisville . . . .Louisville . . . . .Covington . . . .Middlesboro . . . .Eminence . . . .Louisville FRESHM N DWIGHT RENDER ...... ....... C incinnati, O. YVONNE REYNOLDS . . . . . BRENDA RIDGEWAY . . . . . . . .Atlanta, Ga. BETTY ROBERTSON OWEN ROBINSON AMIE ROGERS ...,. CHARLES ROGERS .. HAROLD ROSS . . . JOHN ROWE . . . SAMUEL ROWE . . . WILLIE SAMUELS . . . STEVE SANDERS .. RONALD SEAY .... JAMES SHERMAN . . . . . Cincinnati, O. . . . .Gary, Ind. . . . . .Louisville . . . .Bardstown . . . . .Louisville . . . . .Lexington . . . .Burkesville . . . Cincinnati, O. . . . . .Augusta, Ga. . . . . .Frankfort . . . .Chicago, Ill, . . . . .Augusta, Ga. JACKIE SIMMONS . . . . . .Barbonville ARNOLD SIMPSON .. .... Covington GRINDA SISTRUNK . . . ..... Louisville ROSCOE SISTRUNK .... ..... L ouisville CORRINE SMITH .. ,.Staunton, Va. GREGORY SMITH . . . . . .Louisville MARSHA SMITH .... Cincinnati, O. ROBERT SPENCER ..... .... L awrenceburg DOROTHY STALLARD .... Frankfort GLENN STIKES ...... ...... L ouisville THERON STOKES . . . . .Montgomery, Ala. EVA SWAN ............ ..... W inter Haven, Fla. CONSTANCE TANDY . . . .......... Louisville ERIC TARRANTS .... .... I ndianapolis, Ind. ALFREDA TAYLOR . . . ..... Middlesboro EDWIN TAYLOR . . . .... Lexington ERIC TAYLOR ..... Memphis, Tenn. LARRY N. TAYLOR .... ...... L ouisville LONNIE TAYLOR .... ..... B owling GYCCH SHARON P. TAYLOR ..... Bowling Green PHYLLIS THOMPSON .....BuiTalo, N.Y. ,f .,. MVA., Q f V 2' 1 to 1 W A F my f 6 . r at .iii L I 55 1 4 3 W I 3 17 asm, Q . V H, ' A 15 W?-if I R 1 be X - A T . X X ...Q rf l l tx it . ' .' .N ,,. em, E: ,e W X M I A lx X R f X I fl ,W W f f' Tr V .,V, , ,-,, IU' I ' I E gf . ' f . Q-tg , ui 9- 'Us w mm 95 FRESHME STEVE THORNTON .. JO ANN THRASHER .... BRENDA TOLES ..... MARY TOWNSEND .. MAYNARD WALKER ALICE WALKER ..... CATHERINE WALKER ROBERT WALLACE .. CHARMAINE WARD . CAROLYN WARE .. TIMOTHY WARREN .. TONI WARREN . . . JOSEPH WATSON KENNETH WEBB .... RONALD WERTZ JAMES WHEAT COLBERT WHITE COLLETTE WHITE . . . INGRID WHITE . . . RALPH WHITE CHARLES WILLIAMS . GARY WILLIAMS . . . GEORGE WILLIAMS . LARRY WILLIAMS .... MAURICE WILLIAMS TERESA WILLIAMS .. GEORGE WILSON . . . JAN WILSON .....,. MICHAEL WILSON . . . SUSAN WINBURN .. . .... Horse Cave . . . . .Atlanta, Ga. . . . .Columbus, O. . . . . . .Louisville . . .Cincinnati, O. . . . .Frankfort .......Fulton . , . .Cleveland, O. . . . .Louisville . . . . .Owenton . , . . .Nicholasville . . . .Frankfort . . . .Louisville . . . . . . . .Covington . . . Portsmouth, Va. . . . .Anchoridge . . . .Louisville ............Louisville West Palm Beach, Fla. ............Louisville . , . .Covington, Ga. . . . . .Louisville . . . . . . .Louisville . . .Evansville, Ind. . . . . .Louisville . . . .Jamestown . . . .Louisville . . . .Dayton, O. . . . . .Shelbyville . . . .Louisville ROBERT WOODS . . . .... Louisville JERRY WRIGHT ....... .... L ouisville PEARLENE YANDERS .... . . .Gary, Ind. DONALD YOUNG .... .... C ovington Salt might make it better. A e K f ,Tu, Stop! In the name of love. What you see is what you get. You're not coming through without your meal card! if -4,4 .- 97 A U m. , J 32 1g , M BOARD OF REGE TS Dr. Vincent A. Barr-Frankfortg Wendell Butler-Superintendent of Public Instruction, Chairmang Henry R. Heyburn-Louisvilleg Henning Hillard-Louisvilleg Lester Mimms-Earlingtong Rev. Homer E. Nutter-Lexingtong Dr. Gus T. Ridgel--Faculty Rep- resentative fnon-votingli Tava Taylor-Student Representative fnon-votingb-Rev. John B. Astles-Covington fphoto not avail- ablej. President of Kentucky State College Dr. Carl M. Hill. PRESIDENTS MESSAGE Kentucky State College moves with pride and con- fidence into the decade of the Seventies f70'sJ: mainly because the Sixities C60'sJ left us with a renewed con- viction to maintain uncompromising quality in teaching, learning, scholarship, and service to the Commonwealth and the nation. For us the decade of the 60,s was an era of unprecedented growth and development. Kentucky State College met the issues of the times, always seeking that which is best for her students and faculty. We have laid the foundation for what we must ac- complish in the years ahead, in terms of meaningful service to higher education. With responsible involve- ment of all elements of the college community, the students, faculty and alumni, Kentucky State College can meet the challenges of future years. Carl M. Hill President President and Mrs. Hill at home. .n W' Quai, 'Av' 'half' 'W --if gps: my alll' Dr. A. I. Richards, Dean of Instruction. ADMINISTRATIO lla- Dr. Eddie W. Morris, Registrar. Mr. William Goodwin, Director of Public Relations and Alumni Affairs. .XM Dr. Frank D. Bean, Director of Development. Mr. Charles N. Rice, Dean of Students. Mr. Herman Robinson, Business Manager. A 4, 325' f , i Ns A huh.. h,,,,l 'L-.,. OFFICE OP STUDE T PERSONNE r. Williard Williamson-Dean of Men. Mrs. Odessa Green-Dean of Women. iss Veleria Bryant-Counselor. Q.. Mr. John L. Everet-Acting Director of Student Union. Mrs. Hattie Duncan-Counselor. A ' Miss Peggy Lewis-Secretary to Dean of Students. Mrs. Ruthie U. Morris-Secretary, Oiiice of Dean of Students. IO OFFICE OF PRESIDENT OFFICE OF DIRECTOR OF THE DE ELOPMENT OFFICE OF DEAN OF INSTRUCTION OFFICE OF FINANCIAL AID ,gf Mr. Paul P. Borden-Di- rector of Financial Aid. Mr. Jimmy L. Williams - Assistant Director of De- velopment. Q -' Mrs. Josephine C. Minnis- Secretary to Director of De- velopment. Mr. William T. Simmons- Executive Secretary. Mrs. Donna D. Borden -- Assistant to Director of Fi nancial Aid. . . QE fl.. . h . . J .t f gk ...ff if I W C Mrs. Edith M. Norton - Secretary to Director of DC velopment. Mrs. Robbie Z. Brice - Clerk, Office of President hs.. 'tar Mrs. Zuelia E. Waiters 5 Secretary to Financial Aid. Mrs. Clara Smith -- Secre- tary. unw- fin .K M ttte . f Mrs. Vivian Hawkins-As- Mrs. Prudence C. Shryock- sistant Director and Instruc- Secretary, EPDA-BSP Read- tor, EPDA-BSP Reading ing Project. Project. 's 5 Y... Q3 iw E. 5' P it V if . 1559 ' xii . QQ' .5 Mrs. Joyce C. Williams - Mr. Charles G. Douthitt- Switchboard Operator Main- Superintendent of Physical tenance and Operation. Plant. fx Lf! Mr. Al Franklin-Assistant Mr. Walter D. Bell-Assis- Professor and Director of tant Director Career Plan- Upward Bound Project. ning Placement Services. READING PROIECT UPWARD BOUND PLACEMENT QEEICE SWITCHBOARD MAINTENANCE AND OPER TIO WAREHOUSE Mrs. Henrietta M. Gill - Mr. Fulton Farmer-Man- Mrs. Patricia A. Wilson -- Secretary, Dept. of Mainte- ager. Secretary to Manager of nance and Operation. 5 W21l'6l'1OUSC. IO DEPARTME T OF USINESS AND ECG GMICS Dr. Gus Ridgel-Professor and Department Head. Miss Gloria C. Echols-Instructor. Dr. Dae Sung Lee-Assistant Professor. Dr. Leola Madison-Professor. X 'WX 'S IO NVQ Miss Emma Reid-Instructor. Mr. David F. Smith-Instructor. Miss Josephine Smith-Assistant Professor Dr. Max J. Wassermann-Visiting Lecturer. 5 1 Dr. Lloyd Alexandef-Pro- Mr. Roy A. Barrett-Im Mr. Archie L. Surratt-As- fessor and Department structor. sistant Professor. Head. Dr Marcellus T Colthrap Dr James C Letton ASSIS Ass1stant Professor tant Professor IO CHEMISTRY BIOLOGY 'Li EDUCATION AN PSYCHOLOGY Dr. H. D. Carpenter-Professor and Department Head. Dr. C. Abraham Chacko-Assistant Professor. Dr. Wilbur F. Schneider-Assistant Professor and Director of Testing. Mr. John F. Underwood-Assistant Professor and Director of Student Teaching. 'N A . 10 Mr. Bobby C. Ward-Assistant Professor. Dr. Alferd D. Wiley-Professor and Coordinator of Elemen tary Education. if m g fi x I x 1. I 1 K .5 NV t A 4? , A fiylxz , i I I r l 'SWT' 'tt .ef . K 1' . 'ffl .ix g R X 1 I S' 45 M2532 ii Mrs. Judith H. Ward4ecretary, English and Modern Foreign Languages. IO 9 E GLISH Dr. A. Russell Brooks-'Professor and Depart- ment Head. Mrs. Hyla D. Cartwright-Reading Specialist. Mrs. Sharon H. Denton-Instructor, Speech and Theatre. Mrs. Rosalie B. Epstein-Instructor. Mr. Joseph C. Fletcher-Assistant Professor. Dr. Winona L. Fletcher-Professor and Direc- tor of Dramatic Arts. Dr. Georgia A. Hill-Assistant Professor. Mrs. Helen F. Holmes-Associate Professor. Mrs. Suzanne S. Karem-Instructor. Mrs. Betty G. Nave-Instructor. Mr. Nicholas A. Petit-Instructor. Mrs. Mary L. Smith--Assistant Professor of Reading. HEALTH AN PHYSICAL EDUCATIO Dr. William Exum-Professor and Department Head. Mr. Ralph H. Bishop-Instructor and Assistant Football Coach. Mr. Lyman R. Dale-Instructor and Assistant Registrar. Mr. Kenneth D. Gibson-Associate Professor and Head Track Coach. Mr. Lucias T. Mitchell-Associate Professor and Head Bas- ketball Coach. Mr. James V. Oliver-Technician and Assistant Basketball Coach. Miss Cornieth Y. Russell-Assis- tant Professor. Mr. Leroy V. Smith-Assistant Professor and Head Football Coach. Mr. Robert D. Williams-Assis- tant Professor and Head Base- ball Coach. 5 s 110 4. A -, 1-. H g-.. I, -. l l Z ww if A A A 34510, P V 1' fgf' I Y Sf V' I' it any .Ihr N HISTCRY A POLITICAL SCIENCE Dr. Harold Smith-Professor and Department Head. Dr. Henry E. Cheaney-Professor. Mr. Donald L. Singer-Instructor. Mr. George Van Horne-Instructor. Mrs. Wanda Green-Secretar and Sociology. III Mr. Harry L. Waters-Instructor. Mr. Melvin E. Williams-Instructor. y History and Political Science HOME ECONOMICS Miss Ruth M. King-Assistant Professor. Dr. Chung J a Lee-Assistant Professor. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. William T. Barnes-Instructor. Mr. Frank Shauntee-Associate Professor. MUSIC Mr. Raymond P. Jordan-Assistant Professor and Director of the College Marching Band. NURSING EDUCATION Miss Lee Charles Harris-Assistant Professor and Director of Nursing. Miss Dorothy McAdory-Associate Professor and Assistant Director of Nursing. Miss Patsy A. Owens-Instructor. i Q55 L is 112. XX X. -5 'QQ if vkx -za 3 4l1Li K' V Y ' A a -Q II MODER FOREIGN LANGUAGES Dr. Arsenio Alfaro-Professor and Department Head. Mr. Daniel Rutledge-Instructor. SOCIOLOGY Arnold W. Wright-Associate Professor and Chairman Interim Committee. Mrs. Ethel L. McLendon-Assistant Professor. Mr. Alvin M. Seals--Assistant Professor. Mr. Roger L. Uhl-Instructor. Ji , . : .V I N - 3,1 .sf , N s v l X ' E s -x B it 1 J 'Xxx L -m r . i Q x t if MRD' I N. is X 1 Q R fi: Xi v - X hjr fw f Y? f . gsm if .W 1 l -e- ,QQ if .2 Q Lg . 5 , . J . , .3 se .. Mrs. Anna Wolfe - Assis- Mrs. Rosairene J. Black - Mrs. Mildred M. Jacobs - Mrs. Sara W. Moore - Mrs. Lynette S. Uhl - In- tant Professor and Principal. Assistant Professor. Instructor. Teacher, U-Umor, ROSEN WALD L BOR TORY SCHOOL W nf John Crute - Director of Melvin Cunningham - As- Evelyn Gaines - Assistant Hubbard Scott - Assistant Gregory Nailing-Director McCullin Hall. sistant Dorm Director. New Dorm Director, Kentucky Dorm Director, Atwood of Atwood Hall. Men's Dormitory. Hall. Hall. DORMITCRY DIRECTORS 114. 'F II' .SX Ei . ,, -.,,.,,,,. . ., II LIBRARY STAFF Miss Fulvia F. Green1Secretary to College Librarian. Mrs. Bobbie B. Jordan-Library Technician. Mrs. Peggy D. King-Assistant Libraian. Mrs. Karen M. Marcum-Instructor and Assistant Librarian. Mr. James R. O'Rourke-College Librarian and Associate Professor Mrs. Harriett N. Schramme-Technician. Mrs. Eleanor W. Sweeten-Instructor and Assistant Librarian. Mrs. Lillian T. Wright-Assistant Professor and Assistant Librarian. REGISTRAR REGISTRAR OFFICE Dr. Eddie Morris-Registrar. Mr. Lymon R. Dale-Assistant Registrar Mrs. Stacia B. Allen Mrs. Connie E. Emanuel-Clerk. Mrs. Betty Goodlett - Secretary to the Registrar. Mrs. Lynne O. Lee-Recorder. Mrs. Georgia A. Pittman-Secretary of Admissions. Mrs. Joyce Smith-Clerk-Typist. BUSINESS OEEICE Mr. Hermon Robinson .-- Business Man- ager. Mrs. Dorice L. Brown-Clerk and Part- Time Switchboard. Mrs. Clara E. Hogan-Clerk Typist. Mr. N. R. Jain-Accountant. Mrs. Flora D. Mitchell-Clerk. Miss Gwen D. Moody-Bookkeeper. Mrs. Joe Catherine Newsome-Secretary to Business Manager. Mrs. Phyllis A. Spellers-Clerk. Mrs. Shirley C. Wesley-Cashier. Mrs. Katie Lee Wilson-Clerk Typist. II6 W' ,f Chief Charles Johnson Kenneth Brooks Harold Butler Robert Hogan William Hardin SECURITY OFFICERS Ellsworth Marshall Donald Million Henry Morton John Washington 117 N-R I, PRESIDENT . STUDENT CUUNCIL I1 lu, KENTUCKY HALL President ............ Vice President .. Secretary ...... Treasurer . . . HUNTER HALL President ....... Vice President .. Secretary .,... Treasurer . . . 1 'ir we ff. . . . .Phyllis Davis . . .Elsa Clarkson . . . .Louise Pennix . . . .Rachel Moody . . . . .Mary Evans ........Nina Frith . . . . . . .Sherrye Ford . , .Charlotte Bradford DURMITORY HALL COUNCILS W . . ' s u 3 if ,,..,.,. is ,,, . 4 .Z Y CHANDLER HALL President ..,...,..... . Vice President .. Secretary ..... Treasurer . , . COMBS HALL President ...... Vice President . . . Secretary ...,. Treasurer ...,.......................... as.. ., . . . .Jewell Williams . . . . .Lili Henderson Gwendolyn Thomas . . . . . .Gloria White . . . ,Phyllis Shanks . . .Shirley Dennard . . . .Phyllis Echols , . . . .Hattie Ingram DOR ITORY COUNCILS ATWOOD HALL President .,..... Vice President .. Secretary ...... Treasurer .. MCCULLIN HALL President ...,....... Vice President Secretary ..,... Treasurer ......... fl I l . . . . .James DeWalt . . . . . . .Darryl Martin . . . . . , . .Michael Webb Benjamin Abernathy . . . .Charles L. Perry . . . .George Hardaway . , . .Samuel P. Wilson ..,........Cyrus Pettis amp- 'S-'ff A ,. ,,,,, fl NEW MEN'S DORM President ........, Vice President ,. Secretary .... Treasurer .,..,....,.............,,....... Q I i . , . . .Fred Street . .Burnell Grimes . . , . . . .Philip Rogers ,Byron M. Day -3-ati a-liek .. 'Wm . SOCIOLOGY CLUB President .... Harold Howard Vice President Joyce Reese Secretary . . . Pamela Doleman Treasurer .... Barbara Simmons STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION President .... Phyliss Dunlap Vice President Flora Johnson Secretary .... Julia Hines Treasurer .,.. Elaine Lampkms HEALTH AND President .... Vice President Secretary . . . Treasurer .... we 4 '- Qi?- N-'www-Q 5 ' ' in KENTUCKY PLAYERS President , ..........,. .,... M ichael Tibbs Vice President ,.... Tava Tayloor Secretary ..... .... S tephrnie Jones BLACK STUDENT UNION President .,...,...........,... Reginald Edison Vice President .... .... C harlene Baker Secretary ...... ...... P icola Tate Treasurer .... Ricky Handley STUDENT COUNCIL President ........... . . .Andrew Smith Vice President .... .... B arry Douglas INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB President ...... Vice President . Secretary ...... Treasurer . . . ENGLISH CLUB President ...... Vice President .. Secretary ..... Treasurer . . . ...................Tava Taylor . .... Frank Jackson . . . .Phyliss Shanks . . . . .Charles Perry Luretheia Tucker . ...,... Picola Tate . . . . .Lili Henderson Malinda Hastings 17.4. MUSIC EDUCATORS NATIONAL CONFER- ENCE President ...,.. ......... A nn Ward Vice President . ,. ......... Rena Jameson Secretary ....., .... C arolyn Washington Treasurer .,.. ......,.. D iane Leach HOME ECONOMICS CLUB President .................. .... P enny Jones Vice President . .. ....... Renee Reed Secretary ..... .... P atricia Matillar Treasurer . . , ....... Ella Patton GAMMA SIGMA SIGMA SERVICE COLONY President ...,.....,,............. Yvonne Butts Vice President . . . .... Elizabeth Randle Secretary .... . . ,Dwahza Powell Treasurer .... ,... S haron Harris WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION President ........................ Loretta Hall Vice President .... .... M arlene Prater Secretary ..... .... C harlotte Harris Treasurer . . . ...... Mary Brister i l l i MODERN DANCE CLUB President ......... ............. G wen Thomas Vice .President .... ...Phyllis A. Thompson Secretary ..... .,.. K aren Thornton Treasurer ...... Betty Davis l 1 i l CHEERLEADERS MARCIA TAYLOR MARY BRISTER i TANYA GRAHAM PICOLA TATE NANCY CAMPBELL JOYCE REESE l i l L....L,,L, -kqjlTlll:f, ll lx STATE STA TT WESLEY CLUB President ....... ..... A manda Hill Vice President . . , .,.. Michael Thomas Secretary ...... ...... W anda Hart Treasurer .. .... Shirley Gregory USHER BOARD President ...... .... J ames Quarles Vice President . .. .... Hattie Ingram Secretary .... ..... J erran Tillman THE MID-WEEK GOSPEL ENSEMBLE Director .........,...,........,.. Joseph Tiggs Ass't Director ..,.. David Lyons Co-Ordinator .. ........ June Stone Sponsor .... .... R ev. W. W. Jones CHEMISTRY CLUB President .......... .... G regory Moore Vice President ..... Eugene Franklin Secretary ..... ....... C larice Lee Treasurer . . . .... Michael Pettiford ig.: 1 9111, my x I iiiiie vwwww' ' H' f s. BIOLOGY CLUB President ........ Vice President .. Secretary .,.... Treasurer .. tn A . . . . .Stephanie Jones . .Rodney O'Conner .......Joyce Fields . . . . .Olivia Whyte I2 MATHEMATICS CLUB President .,............ ..,. J ame Quarles Vice President .... ....., D arryl Tracy Secretary ,..... .... J erran Tillman Treasurer . . . .... Beatrice Newell THOROBRED NEWSPAPER STAFF Editor ........................ Mary C. Martin Assistant Editor ..... Amanda Hill Secretary ....,.... ..,. H attie Ingram Business Manager ..... Ronald Crudup STUDENT UNION BOARD President ...................... Dwahza Powell Vice President .... Lonnie Johnson Secretary ..... .... S hirley Dees Treasurer . . . . , . . .Mary Brister ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS Preside nt ..............i........,. Tava Taylor Vice President .... ..... N ina J. Frith Secretary ..,.. .... J o Ellen Taylor ALPHA KAPPA MU HONOR SOCIETY President ........,.,,................ Linda Williams Patton Vice President .... .... D r. Winona Fletcher fAdvisorJ ALPHA MU GAMMA President .,......... Vice President ' ...., Secretary-Treasurer .. Sharon Walker . . . .Gregory Reese . . . .Flora Johnson -Q , gas A 2 ?2 ' w .EQ 3 E? 2 1 3 3 E s 3 E 6 2 , 'f , 1 W if MM-W ga. L K Wd iff I 5 E ,',- ',':3 3 --v, Aw.. M '1,' ii' ': ' 1 iqg '- 25 iii A , 1, 'iz' fp: 1- -'.:E W fd 1 2 -::f i ::, .QM :3, ::' ,,'E. , 1f:,: -.-,-:7 H, .....v:-. H ',E Nf ' -:7335Z ,, ' V iii - ,1-Q ,-'2 '.,' '-f' ' :f lg .S E il' 11.... fro ,.- S Sal - G f 6 - Q S ' ' ,'-': j gz' . f' digg? D- , t SCM S , ' 3 he Qlbb ,1,,11 mi 'YE o 3 in l icf ':'Q' zinuv 6 ig :'1 increase heir 1:. lg .,', V':1. i ,,:'..'. 1:1 ,.A.., th gg i E 'A 1 :'A k:: qE'g':qz Nq ' 'qz ':':'J'i:Z 7:5 ,, ' fill.f1Zff:2Z1E955QlQEl2,, Q':A '7' ,Q if ' b --we A ' W W Mfg ini 'giz gig? E V - V, ,Wig , xl rwrggg, -- K, ::: ,A. 'iw ' gge' ,, 5JL.wW2',, --gzz f ' M' A in- W - V.V:.:.M:Yg!. wi Tk ...q E ,V..., . b P H 0 ...M , .. m,,, ,,,.,,,,.m, 'W W 3 Wfz l , .......,,..,. 35: ifs E EES ww, 1, I 'Fgi EN gi iigifg , E EE ' 5. 4 , 3' .5 I '.e 5sii1'j I 5' 25 i1i Q 5 33 ' X 2 fl 1 . X, , . ...,... E E ' 51 ?' 'f 521 1 5 2Egp: .iE fi2'i?3 2?-3? 1 , 2 ig i w 1 E1 2 sf 'A tags? ' 1 52 5' :Eg T f EEE ? ii 5 WHO'S WHO VINSON KING . . . Articulate . . Astute . . Attentive, hails from Lexington, Kentucky. He is a Biology major. He wants to work in medical research. Vinson enjoys playing tennis in his leisure time. LINDA PATTON . . . Feminine . . Fashionable . . Finesse, is a .native of Chattanooga, Tennessee. She is a Social Science major. Linda enjoys designing female fashions. z hm I t, -ai WHO'S WHO DANIEL L. CARPENTER . . . Witty . . Wise . . Winsome, is a native of Frankfort, Kentucky. He was a 1970 Kentucky Legislature Intern. Daniel enjoys fishing and playing golf. SANDRA SPICER . . . Amicable . . Active . . Affirmative, hails from Lexington, Kentucky. She's a Business Administration major with future plans of becoming a certified public accountant. WI-IO'S WHO MARSHALL DOWDY , . . Scrupulous . . Suave . .Sophisticat- ed, from Chester, Pennsylvania. Marshall is a Business Administration major. He enjoys playing tennis and baseball during his spare time. MARY FRANCES EVANS . . . Taciturn . . Tactful . . Terse, is an Elementary Education major from Louisville, Kentucky. She plans to teach the underprivilaged preschooler in the future. , . 43 I gf? ' in .L ,,., , A ss ,.,, l ..., , ,,. if ffl: sw, '94 WHO'S WHG KENNETH SMITH . . . Charismatic . . Cheerful . . Charitable, is a Business Administration major from Cleveland, Ohio. He enjoys golf, football, and baseball. Kenneth hopes to enter graduate school in the fall of 71. WANDA HART . . . Pleasant . . Proficient . . Prompt, is a Sociology major from Lebanon, Kentucky. In the future Wanda hopes to enter graduate school and become a social worker. HO'S WHO EUGENE H. FRANKLIN . . . Brains . . Brawn . . Bright, is Biology and Chemistry major from Stauntan, Virginia. He plans to enter Medical school at the University of Kentucky in the fall. PATRICIA MATILLAR . . . Diligent . . Delightful . . Dramatic, is a native of Louisville, Kentucky. lfat is a Home Economics major. She likes sewing and knitting as her hobbies. I I , vw a 1 4 , I tl W as 4 A I I We WHO,S WHO 'O LARRY MARSHALL . . . Clever . . Collaborative . . Congenial, in a native of Frankfort, Kentucky. He is a History and Political Science major. Larry takes pleasure in swimming and basketball. ANN WARD . . . Pleasant . . Proficient . . Proportionate, comes from Chicago, Illinois. She is a Music Education major. Ann enjoys horse back riding and would like to become a con- cert pianist. HO'S WHO TALITHA TAYLOR . . . Creative . . Concise . . Cooperative, is a native of Bowling Green, Kentucky. Talitha is a Elemen- tary major. She enjoys sewing and modeling. She hopes to become an elementary school teacher. , BEVERLY JOYCE MCINTOSH . . . Gay . . Genial . . Gentle, hails from Jacksonville, Florida. She' enjoys singing and female sports. In the future she hopes to work with Bio- logical Research. A KENTUCKY STATE COLLEGE MARCHING BAND gned, Sea XP' r 'qw 9 Q ts , , gf I This group is geared toward those musicians interested in the jazz idiom. It offers expression through original compositions, arranging, and experiences through per- forming experience. Swing on . . . sl' 'ii at Y 'QV ,,, aw X W , .T . , all I tt, ' ,W W ' at X X , Q 1 B ' -, X 5 0 A A Y, S - ffl t T K Q wx f l xxx X ,tv X X X I - X, wr. 4.1 KENTUCKY STATE COLLEGE The College Concert Choir shown here in a dimensional shot is multi- dimensional itself with a varied repertoire and a versatile director. They have been instrumental in spreading the sweet sound of Kentucky State over the country for a number of years and have maintained a standard of quality, true musicianship and versatility under the able leadership of Mr. Carl H. Smith. Sing on! 141 CONCERT CHOIR ,, , , , ., OPERA WORK HOP This year the Opera Workshop made its debut at of Opera and Musicals. We hope the experience will only Kentucky State College. Essentially intended for Music be a stepping stone to the future and maybe our amateurs Majors, it is open to all those interested in performance of today will be professionals of tomorrow. i 'iz I I 41. x' 3 ,, . x' ,rw '64 K Km K 1 is it K yay 144 PA HELLENIC COUNCIL The constitution of the Pan Hellenic Council sets forth the aims and purposes of that student organization as follows: To establish and develop a spirit of cooperation among the various fraternities and sororities on the campus in order to foster a constructive program that will stimulate and guide each individual of Greek letter organization to follow the principles of fraternalismg and in order that the best interest of the college may be served. Callmg all Greeks to the door GREEK SHGW QAM .. .2 Roscoe Beach Milton Booth Robert Calbert Dwight Carter Darnell Dialls Willie Elliot Burnell Grimes Bruce Johnson Q Q X se , M .. 3 A kk,,k .T W is ti' X 5,55 Q lk sa 5 if U, mf N .. Q A XX. .T I 3' R iie J ,iq f 'nf-.Qu A . say.. .,-1 Ez, ,. we 2 J Reginald Major fl Gordon Mattison A - Earl Merritt - Ronald Murphy Vmi, Allen Pinkston ll AJ gr :I A ' ' fs, ,... B' Er , , H SF Silk Q ag sv, Q Donald Sullivan Kenneth Taylor Michael Tibbs Bobby Waller Ronald Whiteside Dean Williams Jordan Katrina - 146 Gerald Dapremont Keith Gregory 1970 FALL NEOPHYTES Brian Phillips James Quarles 147 Pamela Clark Gail Cross 95 3, 1 Pamela Dixon fmee Janet Everett Anita Johnson Sandra Spicer 14 Tava Taylor l IQFUO-I 3000:-E 'nO X N l I f' f X 1 X ' f Q f Marcia Bradley O 1970 000033221 0:00000 NEGPHYTES fi Mary Edwards Io Ellen Taylor Tanya Graham Jackie Robards 149 Leroy Dickerson Craig Fraizer Barry Douglas John Fulton Lewis Eggleston William Jower Eugene Franklin James McCaskill 3 l ,4 Q21 19 5 OMEGA PSI PHI FRATERNITY 'T I X Samuel Robertson Donald Thaxton Clarence Self Gaines Walter Julian Senter Arthur Williams Austin Spencer Sherrye Ford Arnita Hackett Mary White Barbara Simmons Betty Chapman SIGMA GAMMA RHO SORORITY Clestine Williams f fX A.. 8 Pamela Cohen Mary Evans Stephaine Jones Natalie Jones Beverly Mclntosh Marna Malone Patricia Matillar Alvinia Newell Linda Patton ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY X Linda Perkins Sandra Perkins Rebecca Rowland Lena Smith Talitha Taylor Ann Ward Linda Whitefield Oliva Whyte C-- Veroncia Curtis Brenda Franklin Peggy Ann Hattiex Robinil Jameson Beverly Johnson Glendell Nailing Rena Reed Patricia Whorton .i Q ' Xing, f Z K 1 n ' I :g .-: a , l I l l A NWT' g il 4 , 3 5 Q 5 4 d CI' Ernie Ballard James Barb Wendell Brooks Harold Coleman Marshall Dowdy Thomas Jenkins 45- My 9 if W S S Charles Little Q' Sl :Q 2, ff 4' Gregory Moore Andrew Smith Sharron Smith I Henry Ward 5 4v 4? lflf L- Alpha Phi Alpha XXX XXUXXXHXXX XX X 1' M Z Hardwa J. W. Moore N Vincent Sparrows FALL NECPHYTES Larry Gold X an David Jameson k ng f 755 fy F ' 1-7 ' 2 E3 ALPHA PHI OMEGA Linda Hardy FRATERNITY Sherman Matthews 56 James Pine Larry Poyntz Harold Howard 15 7 Robert Redd Pay extra for this?! Sorrv. fi? VW... fy A F, ,X N V J' I Mgr I5 'uf .. 1' Le dejeuner esr tres dommage, I'1,CSt-PBS? 1 158 .,, Prayer changes things. , F e I have to rest after a meal like that. ' Blassroum Lile 159 KSC bad as they wanna be!!! Higher boy!!! 2' l 4 f K 5 ,vt 1 . - Jw 1 1-awww-Wil I l , l lltt - ' ' N-f 1 3 'xt Q. TU' ,. i tj, ttt tg l .. l tt. : isa ,X t N lv ' -. tt.-1--14' 1 A I My daddy is on the basketball team. And his name is Bird, Pres' listens to the talk . . , I6O Q qi' You saw us where? Not us!' Kick the habit, ly' 2? ' E M in 1 'N 1 lla M Smile, we're on-Candid Camera. The look of love . . . 161 E 3 .on The End CHARLIE No, not tonight. But if you insist . . . .1 Kappa did it to me Heaven help us all. 161 I'm during my THANG. 4 1 ' 2 I wonder are they really looking. X i Y - gf. it bmi n-. A I Kappa did it to me also. if Xff Q if o J 2 o llol ff 1 f 4 . Wlfl 5. Hlgg Q r I K. 'J ,l E X. Wyg. F0 A, K if . J A . , Vi'-ih.,f in I don't play that Hog stuff . . . But mule maybe . , . 63 Lovers of the year! w 7 Yeah, Brother Zeta, what is it . . . - ak, . , V . Y: ,5,:,,. S' 1-.as-:M 11155555 N, K Q 4 ll'-M' Yeah, man . . . and then Really . . . , I don't have much of a choice. What is Sin city? Hey, I don't want this. Yeah, they said you're the one. S0 if Kappa did, Alpha did it to me 165 We know we're bad. wie It's been a long hard day. Yes, I'll wait for you. 166 They finally got me. -an-.y We Where's the rest of the class? No, this isn't the Social Science test xv rf f Yeah!!!!! 167 M4-an A rv G ,Y 3 A A fs x a ' QE 152 S .1 ,ff i I New 'vm f fs., -'H , i . Y . x , . . ! x. J.. ! .v, f Q, E rkr, I 5 . ,Z fiQL i , xg ...L-W .. .MMK .mi H ,U was .. . -!.m.:Q..i- -4-' A K -N-.-I Lizipmk' A , L- K w 'X ? , ,. W W . Q-f-.+4 ' M , 5. ,., R 'X A ' g, x 1 Rev. Henry W. Jones, class of 1967, speaker for the alumni banquet. Vp uw Mrs. Ada Cowherd, now living in Dayton, Ohio was the only member of the 1910 class present at the 1970 commencement. She received her 60 year pin. Mr. Peoples, new alumni president extends greetings to Homecoming crowd. 170 50th Anniversary of the class of 1920. 25th Anniversary of the class of 1945. 171 I. , -H ff .. -.. Q .., ,, , 1 s-. L . ,,.a...'1,-.-fe ,. cf. t f - K ' - . -'ur The Indianapolis Chapter of the Kentucky State College Alumni Association was the host the past summer to the Mid-West Regional Meeting. 171 i T,.,.. , ,K ,x,, ,W R, ..: Aung 5 - , 1 '-U' , ef- 1. -- .ff an 1 ,.' I - ' ,.-'f Q -W .. t- '-' ' A ' M f ' l W-A4 ' 1 -I ' f- -, , , .s .Q ,Q rr , V ,Q , ,Wm D Au We M . ,T , tg , ',,, 5 A, 'Af f W if- N . . .sul -'1 --f - , f' I.: ' '-' f -'mls ' JUN ...v-Q , M , - . . ' Ji- ,-.N M. . L --R L, in M , , . D L.- ,S .A-'JM ,U .L ,A ,, , , S 4, ., , ..,l S S K .f V . N - I Q.- , J.,- ,. M as-,M ...x 1.1 -ww -5... z ' +L-Q, f - ,r'V - Vg-wig :iv , Q . my fm? .,, .MW ,- V ,V W1 ,Wier- v, .. ,, ,-a-film f . 4, . Q- 'lnm ,,-.... I KW, ,,-J , ww, J lp V, .,,. ' .+ A , BUILDINGS AN FACILITIES ACADEM C AN ADM NISTRATIVE BUILDINGS HUME HALL. is the center of the college administrative omces. The building was erected in 1909. 2, ' ' P7 PAUL G, BLAZER LIBRARY was erected in 1959. It pro- '-w. . . . 1 ct vides an atmosphere suitable for study and encourages recre-I ational reading for both students and faculty. f .. . 1 - if - SP3 wlsugxgg ,.:. ,:, ,1.i2-if-ze-fs. ar' .AV w'fz-:f1- WTSXT S- -,i.. 5131.221-f l'i':if1f'r: ..4'i'iw.1 52 Wifi Hifi fi' tr --f5,SgQgg-y,y:g5,gW-55:-3.- , ttii 'F i 0 I - A A .f L , f 9 u,tt Q. , 9' ' B , we 9 AQIA vw' ' A ' Isf. I ' t ' f A 'B L- . 5 sl , - 'Q' , ' ' 8. A -, ..M', U 3 ,N 'f tstsss stt 3 A it ' ....w 'ff I 'lit trtss I ' ' , Q A A.. s is tts.t A tlsi ,wif , Q tttr 3 ttttt A ttt,trrts I , ,. , . . it L, , 1 tt,, . Vi,.. ,Wx ' , V H h W 4 L u., . L F . . . Xl ww 1 if l 0 I Q' Q , .J ii' ' 0, 4 bv' it 0 fs f' Hx In 95 ,yd ,b 9 Q, 1 ar, L s , Q . Q 94 f deft I- 's 1 il . - , 1 J X 14 AVVL J' ,.s H I I QSM' h ,A ff' A- W, ,t'. , RH 4 ,Q 'S I n- .5 ' . ,i.,3?, jr.-in ,Iran .V . , ' ' ' n':'5 - sird .. ..,,k .i .. , T 1 E . ,favs V . My I --7 Q' . 5.3, .vi 'i T 4 N s-..,,.ssN -of fggf . .Sat -.Quo B .1 Alumni House is a modern brick building, containing a large lounge and two dormitory rooms. The lounge is suitable for small conferences and lends itself to many types of social events. i iiiiiiiii a J 7 n- 1 - K Q., V 1-.ugni 4k , - - ER'QFiQlifr:r'5Z-Q 1, A' 'iff .I g s,,--15,4 lf: I A f g,M4i.:Q.?A I , 'Nl-1-Arai-LiSaa2,f2f'f'?' f.i,i in i L .- L NEW FACULTY APARTMENT BUILDING, living accommodations for 20 families. eiifffififfiefi W . s.w.wW,,. i Q ' ',,.. -T-' rw- -v- . ww-K . W MW J. ERECTED IN 1967. lt provides i 174 '-775 .,..,..,.v- M E ' , 5 BELL HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION BUILDING was erected in 1962. I I The primary function of this building is for instruction in health and physical edu- cation. UNDERWOOD STUDENT UNION BUILDING, erected in 1939, is the center of student life at KSC. 175 ROSENWALD ELEMENTARY LABORATORY SCHOOL, erected in 1954, is a one-story brick and tile structure. This building is equipped to provide supervised instruction in elementary education. 'D , . 3' . , ,L le' NEW CLASSROOM BUILDING was constructed in 1967. This ultramodern build- ing houses the Departments of English, Education-Psychology, History and Political Science, Home Economics, Romance Languages, Sociology, Art and Nursing Educa- tion. 176 X348 JACKSON HALL was erected in 1887 It was the first building erected at Ken- tucky State College. GEORGE WASHINGTON CARVER HALL is a science class room build- ing dedicated in 1952. 177 STUDENT CENTER, is scheduled to be completed in September 1971. , ,, L , 2 1 :R Q lj K '1 Q4 3. ls A 54 A X3 V1 1 ki: ' W, , ,A s JAY A Ai Q T K ' Vx S AA A e Q, ' . 2 Pl 3-K 1 xxx 7 X , yf ,X 5' - lf , -N 1, ,xp 4 1 A N I t 'n Q 'X f l Q if Q New STUDENT INFIRMARY BUILDING, is scheduled to be completed in September 1971 178 ff' ' Kirwan! DOR ITORIES KENTUCKY HALL, erected m 1929 houses freshman women 1 X avi-G' I HUNTER HALL, erected in 1964, houses senior women. 3' Vx COMBS HALL, erected in 1964, houses junior women. 180 MCCULLIN HALL, erected in 1949, houses sop ATWOOD HALL, erected in 1935, houses freshmen men. more men. .. 3 I .WWW 1. VY: NEW MEN'S RESIDENCE HALL was constructed in 1967, houses senior and junior men. 181 .4 X THOROBRED 1970- 1 YEARBOOK STAFF EDITOR-in-CHIEF-Theresa M. Smith. ,.4...a 3 'HEX ASSOCIATE EDITOR-Joseph Heame. 'L 'M -ff A - - -4 Y- 2 v - -I was School photographer and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rodgers. Martha Oatts Daniel CHFPCHICT Delores Kirkland v -rf K if if 183 ,f ff:-,, M145fy5f215Wf:,:fff:s:fwf r ink L.LL f-sf' Q1 Byron Day 1 of Yearbook Staff and photographer. ,ff I Q, Beverly McLendon Olivia Whyte VE' 4 1? 1 Qiw w 1 .Q,.:f,-- f fa- a 1 1 H 1, ,,,f- ' Nt at Editor, Associate Editor and photographer. Beverly McLendon Yearbook editor and mascot. Olivia WhYfe Alvinia Newell I Joseph Hearne and Olivia Whyte Associate Editor wk 1 ' wi J ,gh f - ff: f wif fff- ., ivy.: , SENIOR DIRECTORY A ALLEN, ANNIE-906 East Second St., Hopkinsville, Kentucky APPLETON, CLEVETTE-3011 River Park, Louis- ville, Kentucky B BALDON, CARL-3216 Virginia Avenue, Louisville, Kentucky BALLARD, ERNIE-1538 Riverside Blvd., Memphis, Tenn. BARBER, JAMES-2315 Pratt St., Memphis, Tenn. BARTLESON, TRUMAN-456 W. Broadway, Har- rodsburg, Kentucky BEACH, ROSCO-6720 S. Gregier, Chicago, Ill. BENFORD, WILLIE-505 Lucy Avenue, Memphis, Tenn. BILLINGSLEA, MORRIS-S. Lawton St., Orange, New Jersey BOOTH, MILTON-3402 N. Carrollton, Indianpolis, Ind. BOWMAN, WILLIE-4440 West 23rd Avenue, Gary, Ind. BOYKIN, FRANK-804 Cynthianna Avenue, Charlot- tesville, Virginia BRIDGES, PRICELLA-2330 Walnut St., Louisville, Kentucky BRIGGS, SANDRA-1907 W. Cedar St., Louisville, Kentucky BRISTER, JEROME-2227 E. 83rd St., Cleveland, Ohio BRADFORD, CHARLOTTE-166 Franklin St., Aloca, Tenn. BROOKS, DAVID-Leestown Road, Frankfort, Ken- tucky BROWN, MARJORIE-1234 S. Pleasant, Detroit, Mich. BROWN, MINNETTA-133 Boston Ct., Louisville, Kentucky BROUGHTON, RICHARD-4018 W. 11th Avenue, Gary, Ind. BRYANT, CHARLES-1224 Avenue Tiens, Birming- ham, Ala. BRYANT, JAMES-803 Leawood Sq., Apt. 26, Frank- fort, Kentucky BUTTS, YVONNE-312W E. Main, Frankfort, Ken- tucky C CALBERT, ROBERT-4405 Winnrosa Way, Frankfort, Kentucky CAMPBELL, NANCY-257 Rose St., Newark, New Jersey CARPENTER, DANIEL-246 Wood Hill Lane, Frank- fort, Kentucky CARTER, DWIGHT-4601 Graceland Ave., Indianapo- lis, Ind. 187 CHILTON, ANN-7 Grandview Dr., Brazin Apts. gil, Frankfort, Kentucky CHAPMAN, BETTY-4549 Southwestern Pkwy., Louis- ville, Kentucky CLARK, WADE-1822 So. Adam. Marion, Ind. COHEN, PAMELA-166 Forest Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio COLEMAN, BEVERLY-2705 W. Ky., Louisville, Ken- tucky COLEMAN, ETHEL-127 Murray, Frankfort, Ken- tucky COLEMAN, HAROLD-701 S. 10th St., Paducah, Ken- tucky COMBS, LARRY-368 Bolander Ave., Dayton, Ohio COMICK, RUDOLPH-16 Farley Ave., Newark, New Jersey CUNNINGHAM, CAROLYN-460 W. Broadway, Har- rodsburg, Kentucky D DAVIE, MITCHELL-505 Owenton Ave., Apt. 14, Frankfort, Kentucky DAVIS, ANTOINETTE-8660 Traverse St., Detroit, Michigan DICKERSON, LEROY-2329 E. 100rd St., Cleveland, Ohio DIXON, PAMELA-1338 E. Chalfant St., South Bend, Ind. DOUGLAS, BARRY-75 Hawthorne St., Brooklyn, New York DOWDY, MARSHALL-343 Ulrich St., Frankfort, Kentucky DOZIER, RENEE'-7731 S. Langley, Chicago, Ill. E EGGLESTON, LEWIS-9006 Wallace Road, Lanham, Maryland ELLIOT, WILLIE-2502 Sunnyhill Drive, Cincinnati, Ohio EVANS, MARY-1908 Esquire St., Louisville, Kentucky F FIELDS, DONNA-257 Douglas Avenue, Frankfurt, Kentucky FOUNTAIN, HERMAN-1453 Beech, Louisville, Ken- tucky FOWLER, PHILIP-1804 Virginia St., Gary, Ind. FRAZIER, CRAIG-97 Hamilton St., East Orange, New Jersey FRITH, NINA-4930 Melville, East Chicago, Ind. FREEMAN, EDWIN-5044 Mimosa Circle, Chatta- nooga, Tenn. FULTON, JOHN-1033 Charleston Blvd., Dayton, Ohio 7 5 'B P G . GANDY, FREDERICK-1301 Huntsville St., Stanford, Kentucky ' GARRETT, DICK-921 Lamar, San Antionia, Texas GOLDEN, LARRY-4703 W. Harrison St., Chicago, Ill. GRAHAM, WILLIAM A.-1232 W. Jefferson St. Louisville, Kentuckyh ' GRAHAM WILLIAM H.-7044 Forest, Pittsburgh, Pa. GRAVES, REGINA-135 Hustonville St., Stanford, 7 Kentucky, - GREGORY, SHIRLEY-P. O. Box 588, Barbourville, .Kentucky F . H g HACKETT, ARNITA-3132 Elliot, Louisville, Ken- tucky HAMMONDS, ALLEN-225 Grove, White Plains, New York HARDY, LINDA-930 N. Lang Ave., Pittsburg, Pa. HARRIS, DEBORAH-1214 W. St., Catherine, Louis- ville, Kentucky HARRIS, SHARON-15481 Manor, Detroit, Michigan HART, WANDA-Route 3, Lebanon, Kentucky HATTIEX, PEGGY-1122 North Belleview Place, In- dianapolis, Ind. HAYDEN, DELORES-508 East Maple St., Nicholas- ville, Kentucky HELM, MARLENE-258 E. High St., Lexington, Ken- tucky HENDERSON, SANDRA-R. R. 2, Eminence, Ken- tucky HIGGINS, VIVIAN-Box 635, Midway, Kentucky HILL, AMANDA-Rt. 2, Box 228B, Williamsburg, Ken- tucky HOWARD, HAROLD-947 S. 16th St., Louisville, Ken- tucky HUNTER, MAXINE-214 Forklanding Rd., Cinnamin- son, New Jersey HUNTER, WILADA-403 Blair St., Clinton, Kentucky J J AMESON, DAVID--930 W. Chestnut, Louisville, Ken- tucky J AMESON, RENA-18246 Mackey, Detroit, Michigan JONES, BETTY-Rt. 1 Box 20, Minual, Va. JONES, LARRY-Rt. 4 Box 72, Stanford, Kentucky JONES, NATASHA-1134 So. 25th, Apt. 1, Louisville, Kentucky JONES, STEPHANIE--2414 18th Ave. No., Nashville, Tenn. K KING, QUEEN ESTHER-2166 Ohio, Gary Ind. L LA RUE, RONALD-1410 Beech, Louisville, Kentucky LEE, CLARICE-7 547 So. Guang, Chicago, Ill. ,,,,, I LITTLE, CHARLES-756 S. Parkway E., Memphis, Tenn. LIVERS, EDWARD-Box 97, Fairfield, Kentucky LONG, JACQUELINE- P. O. 1050, Harlan, Kentucky LOWERY, DRADEAN-1741 So. 23rd St., Louisville, Kentucky LOVE, ROBERT--3355 Collingwood, Detroit, Michigan M MAHIN, PHILLIP-4311 Winnrose Way, Louisville, Kentucky MALONE, MARNA-46 55 Park Blvd., Louisville, Kentucky MARSHALL, LARRY-219 Missouri Ave., Frankfort, Kentucky MARSHALL, NANCY-329 Murray, Frankfort, Ken- tucky MARTIN, MARY-P. O. Box 1074, Harlan, Kentucky MATILLAR, PATRICIA-1529 Beech St., Louisville, Kentucky MCCASKILL, JAMES-119 Lippincott Ave., Long Branch, New Jersey MCINTOSH, BEVERLY-1459 W. 15th St., Jackson- ville, Fla. MCKINNEY, JANICE-336 Chestnut Way, Newport, Kentucky MCLENDON, BEVERLY-3250 N.W. 4th Ct., Ft. Lauderdale, Florida MEAUX, WALTER-Route 1, Harrodsburg, Kentucky MERRITT, EARL--24 Carlisle St., Springfield, Mass. MILTON, CARL-181 So. 11th St., Newark, New Jersey MOORE, GREGORY-520 Shestnut St., Bowling Green, Kentucky MORGAN, GEORGE-112 Colonel Dr., Hopkinsville, Kentucky MORTON, KENNETH-631 Shropshire Ave., Dayton, Ohio MOSS, JOSEPH-915 E. 2nd St., Hopkinsville, Ken- tucky N NAILING, GLENDELL-Box 78 Kentucky State Col- lege, Frankfort, Kentucky NEWBY, PATRICIA-Route 313 Perryville Rd., Springfield, Kentucky NEWELL, ALVINIA--134 W. Broadway, Winchester, Kentucky NORRIS, REGINALD-1220 Charbonnet St., New Orleans, La. O OATTS, MARTHA-10542 North Ardmore Ave., Day- ton, Ohio OLIVER, CARTHEL-5334 Spokane, Detroit, 'Michi- gan OWENS, LLOYD-7957 Hanna, Houston, Texas 88 P PARTEE, GILES-1750 Jennifer Rd. Apt. 6, Lexington, Kentucky PATTON, ALFRED-1417 Cameron, Memphis, Ten- nessec PATTON, LINDA-1216 A West Hill St., Louisville, Kentucky PEACOCK, SHEILA-161-17, 129th Ave., Jamaica, N.Y. PENMAN, DELORES-441 Russell St., Danville, Ken- tucky PEOPLES, CHARLES-309 Scott St., Lexington, Ken- tucky PERKINS, LINDA-457 State St., Mobile, Alabama PINKSTON, ALLEN-18 B Hillcrest Apt., Asheville, N.C. PORTER, KATHERINE-2708 Magazine St., Louis- ville, Kentucky POWELL, DIANNE-2521 Osage, Louisville, Kentucky POWELL, DWAHZA-1003 Irvne St. N.W., Washing- ton, D.C. Q QUARLES, JAMES-Rt. 2, Edwards Mill Rd., Hopkins- ville, Kentucky R RAGLAND, MAXINE-123 145th St., Jamaica, N.Y. RANKINS, THOMAS-457 Campbell St., Lexington, Kentucky REED, LYMAN-2411 E. Palifox, Tampa, Florida REESE, JOYCE-405 So. Euclid Ave., Dayton, Ohio ROBERSON, SAMUEL-161 Johnson Ave., Newark, N.J. ROBERTS, JAMES-108 Raucho Ct., Frankfort, Ken- tucky ROBINSON, BURNELL-513 E. 89th St., Chicago, Ill. ROBINSON, CAROLYN-2706 W. Walnut St., Louis- ville, Kentucky ROBINSON, DIANA-Rt. 5, Box 231, Frankfort, Ken- tucky ROWLAND, REBECCA-1915 N. 4th St., Philadelphia, Penn. S SCOTT, IDA LOUISE-657 N.W. 6th Court, Hallan- dale, Fla. SELF, CLARENCE-19404 Mayfair Lane, Cleveland, Ohio SHAMBLE, WALTER-1917 Kirkpatrick St., Hopkins- ville, Kentucky SHEPPARD, JARMILLA-2009 Broad St., Cinnamin- son, N.J. SHAW, WILBURN-11460 Herrick Ave., San Fer- nando, Calif. SIMMONS, BARBARA-8425 Atherton, Dr., Vinita Park, Missouri SMITH, ANDREW-111-27 143rd St., Jamaica, N.Y. SMITH, KENNETH-3588 E. 149th St., Cleveland, Ohio 189 SMITH SMITH 3 9 LENAe733 E. 15th Ave., Gary, Ind. LEVI-4068 Graceland Ave., Indianapolis, Ind. SMITH, PAUL-254 Queensway Drive, Frankfort, Ken- tucky . . SMITH ROSE-1215 Garland, Louisville, Kentucky SMITH? SHARRON-930 Younglove St., Hopkinsville, Kentucky , SMITH, THERESA MARIA+48l0 Fort Totten Drive N.E., Washington, D.C. SPANN, VALERIE-4215 32nd Ave., Kenosha, Wis. SPENCER, AUSTIN-3771 12th St., Ecorse, Michigan SPICER, SANDRA-724 Chiles Ave., Lexington, Ken- tucky STEPHENSON, JOANNE-72 Clay St., Princeton, N.J. STEWART, GLENN-2662 Waverly Dr., Gary, Ind. STREET, FRED-Box Q52 White Oak, Ga. SUDDEATH, JACKIE-3617 'Ridgeside Rd., Chatta- nooga, Tenn. I SWAN, BETTY-2549 Palmer Dr., Winter Haven, Fla. T TAYLOR, KENNETH-3215 Ludington, Inkster, Mich. TAYLOR, SHARRON-655 W. Marietta, Decatur, Ill. TAYLOR, TALITHA-1666 Smallhouse Road, Bowling Green, Kentucky TAYLOR, TAVA-354 Ohio St., Lexington, Kentucky THOMAS, OMAR-103 Lee St., LaGrange, Kentucky THONPSON, DONALD-816 W. Saint Catherine, Louisville, Kentucky THORPE, MARTHA-111 Water St., Clinton, Ken- tucky TOWNSEND, CYNTHIA-12 Daisy Place, Buffalo, New York TUCKER, LURETHEIA-1709 Wheeler, Chattanooga, Tenn. TUDOR, JEWELL-463 Georgetown St., Lexington, Kentucky TYLER, WAYNE-3315 Hall Ave., Louisville, Ken- tucky W WALKER, AZALENE-P.O. Box 62, Greensbore, Ala. WARD, ANN-6506 King Drive, Chicago, Illinois WARD, HENRY-2232 Amherst Cove, Memphis, Tenn. WHIPKEY, DONALD-1035 Chickasaw Trail, Frank- fort, Kentucky WHITE, MARILYN-521 D N Aspendale Drive, Lex- ington, Kentucky WHITE, MARY-223 4th St. S.W., Charlottesville, Va. WHITFIELD, LINDA-209 York St., Apt. :fi4, Louis- ville, Kentucky WHITESIDE, RONALD-620 Tennessee St., Paducah, Kentucky WHYTE, BARBARA-1032 Henry Clay St., Shelby- ville, Kentucky WILLIAMS, CELESTINE--2242 S. Princeton ii:105, Chicago, Illinois WILLIAMS, DEAN-5225 Delaware Dr., Louisville, Kentucky . :7 KENTUCKY STATE WINS y SECOND AIA TITLE The Kentucky State College THoRoBREDs took con- trol of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Tournament championship game from its outset and breezed to its second straight NAIA national championship with a 102 - 82 thrashing of Eastern Michigan in Kansas City. Travis Grant, a 6'8 forward from Clayton, Ala- bama set a new NAIA tournament field goal record of 77 two-pointers, while pacing the THOROIERED win over Eastern Michigan with 43 points. The old Held goal record was 72. I Q Grant and 7'0 All-American Elmore Smith were named to the all-tournament team and Grant was the overwhelming choice for the tournament's Most Valu- able Player award. William Graham was selected to the second all-tourney team. Behind the 25. point performance of Grant, Ken- tucky State eased into a 57-40 half-time lead and was never challenged during the entire contest. A NAIA Coach of the Year Lucias Mitchell had the THOROBREDS eager to get at the Michigan team and State responded with a sound beating of Michigan. The score was a new high for a winning team in a championship game. NAIA SCORES KSC Their 100 ... ...St. Thomas CMinn.J ..... . . . . .65 73 . . . .... Central Washington State .5 . . . .59 2 93 . . . .... Grambling CLa.J .......... . .81 105 . . . .... Elizabeth City State CN.C.J . . . .91 102 . . . .... Eastern Michigan .......... . .82 L O 190 v . I .F lk 191