Livingstone College - Livingstonian Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1974 volume:

avmesGomhv, Livingstone College Salisbury, North Carolina Gilbert McRae Sheba Keaton Phyllis Taft Alverta Satterfield Editor-in-Chief Co-Editor Business Manager Secretary Mrs. Carolyn L. Anderson Advisor Our Black Accomplishments Are the Essence of FOREWORD 2 STUDENT LIFE 114 DEDICATION 4 SPORTS 115 HOMECOMING 8 EDDIE KENDRICKS 130 FOUNDER ' S DAY 10 OHIO PLAYERS 131 SENIOR SNAPSHOTS 12 SGA 132 SEN IOR CLASS OFFICERS 14 1st RUNNER UP TO MISS LC 135 SENIOR CLASS 16 HOOD SEMINARY 136 UNDERCLASSMEN 33 LYCEUM SERIES 142 UNDERCLASSMEN OFFICERS 53 STUDENT LIFE 143 STUDENT LIFE 56 ASSEMBLY SPEAKERS 144 QUEEN ' S OF 1974 57 YEARBOOK STAFF 145 STUDENT LIFE 73 FRESHMEN PLAY 153 FELLOWSHIPS-GREEKS 74 STUDENT LIFE 154 CLUBS - ORGANIZATIONS 86 ADVERTISEMENTS 155 FACULTY, STAFF 103 PATRON ' S LIST 161 HOMECOMING 110 SENIOR DIRECTORY 162 EDITOR ' S EPITAPH 172 2 Foreword r This year the yearbook staff chose as title of the 1974 LIVINGS TON IAN Our Black Accomplishments . As you begin to view these 172 pages let them be a re- minder of the accomplishments Livingstone College has made this year. Let each word and picture be an accomplishment in itself. Although some you may not see any accomplishment at all for Livingstone College, they surely happened, but you will have search for them. We would like to share with you the student body, faculty, staff, administration, trustees, alumni, and friends three ac- complishments that took place during the 1973-74 school year. .1 1. The 1973 football team finished second in the Central Intercollegiate Conference. 2. The Marching Blue Bears were t-nnmilr - i 3. The LIVINGSTONIAN increased from 160 pages to 172 Although we ha ve only named three, there were other ac- complishments, but due to the limited amount of space we can ' t list all of our accomplishments. NOW TO OUR 172 PAGES OF OUR BLACK ACCOMP- LISHMENTS pages. ■ ■ CARNEGli LIBRARY LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE SALISBURY, N. C. 281 Dedication HEAD FOOTBALL COACH BAXTER HO LMAM The 1973 Football Team really impress every Blue Bear fan this past season. We are proud of the football team and the coaches who made it possible for Living- stone College to place second in the CIAA Conference. We are especially proud of our new Head Coach Baxter Holman, who arrived at Livingstone College just in time to lead the Bears on. With this in mind the 1974 Livingstonian Yearbook Staff dedicate this edition to you for all your winning efforts. ATHLZTIC DIRECTOR FRED POWDER Dedication Dennis Proctor — Henry Duncombe { At each football game this past winning season, the Blue Bear family was dancing to the music of our own Marching Bears. The Marching Bears under the derection of Mr. Henry Duncombe was together and dynamite each time they took the field at home or on the road. For the musical talents that were displayed each time the band per- formed, the yearbook staff dedicates this edition to the Marching Bears. Drum Major -Band Director 6 8 Founder ' s Day Speaker DR. BENJAMIN F. PAY TON Dr. Payton received his BA degree in 1955 from South Carolina State College in Orangeburg , South Carolina. His BD degree in 1958 from Har- vard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, MA degree in 1960 from Col- umbia University, New York, New York, PH.D degree in 1963 from Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut. At the present time Dr. Payton serves as head of the Ford Foundation expanded $100 million program of assistance to minorities in higher educa- tion . 10 If _ PHYLLIS McCROREY LARRY McCA LOP THEOPHA LIUS MAY JUANITA MATTHEWS wmmLCCkssco ' ri: SQVHOCOOKIS II i 1 10 II 1. James Abrams Junior Business Administration IZ Union, South Carolina 2. Karen Alexander Freshman Elementary Education Columbus, Ohio 3. Fred Allen (Speedy) Sophomore English and Political Science High Point, North Carolina 4. Phyllis Amons Freshman Physical Education Cleveland, Ohio 5. Jesse Anderson Freshman Elementary Education Paterson, New Jersey 6. Winston Ashley Freshman Business Administration Boston, Massachusetts 7. Claude Avery Freshman Music Cleveland, North Carolina 8. Stan Dailus Bain Freshman Music Fayetteville, North Carolina 9. James Baker Sophomore Physical Education Buckingham, Virginia 10. Betty Baldwin Freshman Elementary Education Biscoe, North Carolina 11. Delores Ballenger Freshman Business Administration Greer, South Carolina 12. Ray Barlow Freshman Business Administration Roanoke, Virginia 13. Joseph Barnes Sophomore Mathematics Bridgeport, Connecticut I Z 3 S 1 1 1 1 It 7 t 1 10 1 1 1 1 12 3 II 1 5 1. Doris Bennett Junior Business Administration Wadesboro, North Carolina 2. Gloria Berry Sophomore Biology Pilot Mountain, N.C. 3. William 0. Berry Junior Business Administration Rock Hill, S.C. 4. Denise Blackwell Junior Intermediate Education Chicago, Illinois 5. Siesta Blanding Junior Elementary Education Badin, Worth Carolina 6. Tressia Blount Sophomore H istory Swan Quarters, N.C, 7. Gregory Boger Junior Elementary Education Washington, D.C. 8. Vanessa Bowens Junior English Belmont, North Carolina 9. Samuel Branch Freshman Business Administration Detroit, Michigan 10. Ronald Breedlove Physical Education Miami, Florida Junior 11. Sherry Brinldey Freshman Elementary Education Fayetteville, IM.C, 12. Ivan Brooks Freshman Music Charleston, S.C. 13. Patricia Briscoe Freshman Elementary Education Tryon, North Carolina Sophomore 14. Ruby Broadway Biology Wadesboro, North Carolina 15. Cynthia Brown Sophomore Business Administration Pamlico, North Carolina L James E. Brown Freshman Social Welfare Lauringburg, North Carolina Freshman 2. James L. Brown H istory Gray Falls, South Carolina 3, Johnny L, Brown Junior Math Kannapolis, North Carolina 4. Gail Browning Sophomore Early Childhood Development Shelby, North Carolina 5. Marylin Bullock Freshman English Pinetop, North Carolina 6. Stanley Bullock Freshman Business Administration New York, New York 7. Olen VaRey Bruner Freshman Business Administration New York, New York Sophomore Shirley Butler English Raeford, North Carolina Sophomorp 9. Gail Bundy Music Baltimore, Maryland 1 1 1 1 6 7 t ? 10 1 1 1 1 11 13 IH IS 1. Thelma Byrd Junior Social Welfare Patterson, (Mew Jersey 2. Lewis Chambers Junior Business Administration Salisbury, North Carolina 3. Gary Christopher History Chicago, Illinois 4. David Coleman Sophomore Business Management Danville, Virginia 5. Patty Collins Freshman Elementary Education Madisonville, Kentucky 6. Ricky L. Collins Fresnman Music Charleston, South Carolina 7. Sarah Comer Freshman Business Administration Greensboro, North Carolina Junior r 8, Willie E, Conyers Junior Social Studies (History) Sumter, South Carolina 9. Ann Cooke Junior Business Administration Cleveland, Ohio 10. Alice Corbett Freshman Social Welfare Milton, North Carolina 11. Diane Crain Freshman Political Science Toledo, Ohio 12. Thelma Crain Sophomore Elementary Education Toledo, Ohio 13. Robert H, Covington III Freshman Music Salisbury, North Carolina 14. Emmett Cox Freshman H istory Lynchburg, Virginia 15. Majorie Currence Junior Social Welfare Rock Hill, South Carolina 1. Benjamin Davis Freshman Biology Salisbury, North Carolina 2. Bobbie Jean Davis Freshman Elementary Education Syracuse, New York 3. Wilbert Davis Freshman Physical Education Charlotte, North Carolina 4. Mary Dawkins Junior Elementary Education Gaffney, South Carolina 5. Michael Degraffenreidt Junior Business Education Sanford, North Carolina 6. Gerald DeMar Freshman History Chicago, Illinois 7. John Dillingham Sophomore Business Administration Shelby, North Carolina 8. Clarence Dixon Sophomore Political Science Poughkeepsie, New York 9. Charles Edwards Junior Physical Education Detroit, Michigan 10. Allen Elder Sophomore Biology Jamaica, New York 11. Calvin Eley Sophomore Business Administration Ahoskie, North Carolina 12. Wanetta Ellis Sophomore Early Childhood Education Waterbury, Connecticut 13. Linda Ervin Junior Business Administration Washington, D.C. 14. Barbara Evans Sophomore History Yancyville, North Carolina 1. Nathan Evans Sophomore History Wilmington, Delaware 2. Wi In ia Everett Freshman Social Welfare Wilmington, N.C. 3. Sheila Feimster Junior Elementary Education Gaffney, S.C. 4. Martha Foster Junior Elementary Education Gaffney, S.C. 5. Thelma Franks Sophomore Business Education Pollocksville, N.C. 6. Janice Freeman Sophomore Music Fayetteville, N.C. 7. Horace Fulton Sophomore Theater Arts Santa Barbara, California 8. Elijah Gainey Sophomore Physical Education Cheraw, South Carolina 9. Janice Garrison Sophomore Business Administration Salisbury, N. C. 10. Hampton Gaithers Sophomore Mathematics Brooklyn, New York 11. Donna Gatling Freshman Business Administration Waterbury, Connecticut 12. Beverly Glover Sophomore Business Education Charlotte, N.C. 13. Larry Giles Junior English Tappahanaock, Va. 14. Garcia Gilmore Sophomore Political Science Cheraw, S. C. 15. Patricia Gilmore Freshman Physical Education Salisbury, N. C. 16. Loretta Graves Sophomore Business Education Yancyville, N.C. 17. William Gray Junior Social Welfare Rosemont, Pennsylvania 18. Regina Hairston Junior Elementary Education Greensboro, N. C. 19. Leslie Hamlett Freshman Business Administration Milton, North Carolina 20. Michael Harper Freshman Sociology Albany, Georgia 21. Leon Hence Freshman Business Administration Essex, Virginia ■ 10 1 Z 3 t S la 1 1 1 1 li n 13 H Mill 1. Cynthia Henderson Junior Bus. Ed. Newburgh, N.Y. 2. Sharon Henderson Junior Biology Ashville, IM.C. 13. Shirley Hubbard Sophomore Bus. Ed. Wadesboro, N.C. 14. Luberta Hunter Sophomore Bus. Ed. Cowpens, S.C. 15. Joyce Ingram Freshman History Poughkeepsie, N.Y. 16. Mae Francis Ingram Sophomore Elementary Education Wadesboro, IM.C. 17. Beverly Jackson Sophomore Bus. A dm. Gastonia, N.C. 18. Horace Jackson Freshman History Winston-Salem. N.C. 3. Alvera Herman Freshman Biology Philadelphia, Pa. 4. Luther Hicks Junior Political Science Easley, S.C. 5. Levern Hickman Sophomore Physical Education Darlington, S.C. 6. Bernard Hill Sophomore Bus. Adm. Roper, N.C. 7. Robert Hilliard Freshman Sociology New York, N.Y. 8. Vernon Hinson Junior Bus. Adm. Mount Gilead, N.C. 9. Abbie Holt Junior Political Science East Spencer, N.C. 10. Gerald Hollins Freshman Bus. Adm. Detroit, Michigan 11. Ezra Holly Junior Bus. Adm. Mount Airy, N.C. 12. Bryce M. Holmes Sophomore Biology Lexington, N.C. 19. Oscar Jackson Freshman Bus. Adm. Washington, D.C. 20. Doris James Freshman Social Welfare High Point, N.C. 21. Delacie Jacobs Sophomore Bus. Ed. Burlington, N.C. 22. Gracie Jacobs Sophomore Elementary Education Burlington, N.C. 23. Cora D. Jefferies Sophomore Social Welfare Gaffney, S.C. 24. Brenda D. Johnson Junior Elementary Education Salisbury, N.C. 1 1 1 1 u 10 (1 11 IS If 15 IU 1. Charles Johnson Junior Political Science Jacksonville, Florida 2. Rita Johnson Junior Elementary Education Washington, D.C. 3. Ronnie Johnson Sophomore Political Science Charlottesville, Virginia 4. Evelyn D, Jones Junior Business Education Greensboro, IM.C. 5. Marion Jones Junior History Asheboro, North Carolina 6. Peggy Jones Junior Social Welfare Greensboro, IM.C . 7. Sheba Keaton Junior Secretarial Science Bristol, Tennessee v 8. Lesley Knotts Sophomore History Lexington, IM.C. 9. Rudolph Lamb Sophomore Business Administration New York City, Mew York 10. Antonnette Lane Junior Physical Education Belmont, North Carolina 11. Bernadette Latham Sophomore Elementary Education Alliance, North Carolina 12. Vergel Lattimore Junior Social Welfare Charlotte, North Carolina 13. Ruthie Lawson Sophomore Burlington, North Carolina Business Education 14. Kenneth Lee Freshman Business Administration Charleston, South Carolina 15. Larry Lee Sophomore Physical Education Fort Pierce, Florida 16. David Leaven Sophomore Biology Jacksonville, North Carolina 2. Louise Vlayfield Freshm, in Elementary Ed. Brooklyn, N.Y. 3. Angela Maxwell Junior Elementary Ed, Baltimore, Md. 4. Lorenza Meekins Freshman History Richmond, Va. 5. Donnie Melton Sophomore Business Admin. Ahoskie, N.C. 6. Lorraine Miles Junior Elementary Ed. Yanceyville, N.C. 7. Leanna Mil ler Freshman Business Admin. Cleveland, N.C. 8. Floyd Milliner Junior English Roanoke, Va. 9. Yvonne Mitchell Freshman Elementary Ed. Monterey, Calif. 10. Julian Moore Freshman Biology Flint, Michigan 11. Jy Ma Moore Sophomore Math Salisbury, N.C. 12. Robert Moore Freshman Physical Ed. Rockhill, S.C. 13. Dorsey Montgomery Junior Business Adm. Goldsboro, N.C. 1. Gloria Murray Sophomore Political Science New Rochelle, NY 2. Linda Myers Sophomore Biology Augusta, Georgia 3. Johnnie Nelson Junior History Kingstree, S.C. 4. Lisa Oglesby Junior Early Childhood Greensboro, N.C. Z 3 H- S U 1 1 1 1 1 5. Patricia Ann Parks Freshman 1 II 1 Political Science ' Kannapolis, N.C. 6. Paulette Patterson Freshman 1 1 1 1 1 Social Welfare IH 15 IU (7 8 Statesville, N.C. 11. Glenda Ramsey Junior Business Administration MooresviMe, IM.C. 12. Willam Arthur Rawlonson Sophomore Biology York, South Carolina 13. Dennis Reed Junior Mathematics Washington D.C. 14. Deborah Reid Junior Physical Education Belmont. North Carolina 7. James Pinkett Sophomore Arlington, Virginia Business Administration 8. Robin Pharr Freshman Physical Education Cleveland, N.C. 9. Sheila Powe Freshman Elementary Ed, Cheraw, S.C. 10. Charles Puryear Sophomore Social Welfare Long Branch, N.J. 15. Solomon Redman Sophomore Business Administration Tappahanock, Virginia 16. Alvin Rivens Freshman Physical Education Riviera Beach, Florida 17. Charles Robinson Sophomore Music Jamaica, New York 18. Melton Robinson Sophomore History Washington, D.C. 1 L Vs. ' ht I Z 3 5 (a Linda Roddey Freshman (Advanced) Business Education Charlotte, NC 2. Michael Roscoe Business Admin. Detroit, Mich. Brenda Ruddock History Brentwood, NY 4. Felton Rush Freshman History New Burnswick, IMJ 5. Lillian Russell Freshman Mathematics Middletown, Ohio 6. Reynard Ruston Freshman Montgomery, Alabama 7. Elijah Sanders Freshman Business Administration Greensboro, NC 8. Frank Sawyer Junior Physical Education Darlington, South Carolina 9. Lottie Scott Freshman Music Winter Haven, Florida 10. Roscolyn Segars Freshman Elementary Education Buffalo, NY ZO WWion it 5 11. Nathaniel Shipp Junior Physical Ed. Charlotte, NC 12. Keith Arnold Sills Junior History Burlington, NJ 13. James Simmons Freshman Music Charleston, SC 14. Audi Simon Freshman Social Welfare Lexington, NC 15. Greg Smal Is Freshman Business Administration Charleston, SC 16. Amos Smith Junior Social Welfare Jacksonville, Florida 17. Deborah Smith Sophomore Mathematics Winston- Salem, NC 18. Diane Smith Sophomore Business Education Ridgeland, South Carolina 19. Eli Dewight Smith Freshman Political Science Kinston, North Carolina 20. Selma Spann Junior Social Welfare Clover, South Carolina a 9 10 U IL 3 1. Sharon Torrence Freshman Biology Charlotte, N.C. 2. Moni Tull Junior Physical Education Lakewood, N.J. 3. Pamela Turner Junior Mathematics Delran, N.J. 4. Monte Twilley Freshman Salisbury, Maryland 5. Pat Tyler Sophomore Biology Millers Tavern, VA 6. Jack Walker Junior English Roosevelt, NY 7. Keith Washington Freshman Music High Point, NC 8. Wanda Washington Sophomore Sociology Greensboro, NC 9. Dewey Watson Freshman Music High Point, NC 10. Donnell Watson Sophomore Mathematics Washington, DC 11. Sheryl White Freshman Chem istry Jamaica, New York 12. Douglas Whitt Freshman Physical Education Washington, DC 13. Grace Whiteside Freshman Social Welfare Statesville, Nor th Carolina 14. Donzelle White Freshman Music Detroit, Michigan Z 3 f 5 . 7 8 ' a 9 fO n il 1. Frenchee Wiggins Sophomore Business Administration Durham, North Carolina 2. Michael Wilkins Freshman Business Administration Forest City, IMC 3. Delena Wilkerson Freshman Social Welfare Siler City, IMC 4. James Williams Junior Sociology Alexander, Virginia 5. Karyl Williams Freshman Physical Education Toledo, Ohio 6. Mary Williams Junior Elementary Education Pine Level, NC 8. Linda Marie Williamson Junior Business Administration Shelby, Worth Carolina 9. James Wilson Freshman Montgomery, Alabama 10. DeLois Winford Junior Social Welfare Cleveland, North Carolina 11. Charles Woody Junior Sociology Mount Vernon, New York 12. Martell Wooten Sophomore Elementary Education Williamston, North Carolina 13. Debra Verdell Freshman Elementary Education Lexington, North Carolina Willie Williams Freshman Business Education Hickory, North Carolina 14. Jerry Young Sophomore Business Administration Fayetteville, North Carolina L Monte Allen Junior Physical Education Washington, D. C. 2. Clifford Barnette Freshman Physical Education Scotland, Md. 3. Veronica Barrier Junior Elementary Education Concord, M.C. 4. Gerald Burton Sophomore Math Baltimore, Maryland 5, Gary Butler Junior Sociology Boynton, Florida 6. Ricky Cathy Freshman Social Welfare High Point, N.C. 7. Wallace Chambers Freshman English Glenn Alpine, N.C. 8. Willette Cunningham Freshman Elementary Education Gaston ia, N.C. 9. Gene Davis Sophomore Business Administration Granite Quarry, N. C. 10. Alice Doe Junior Elementary Education Pelham, N.C. 11. Dallas Evans Sophomore H istory Williamston, N.C. Junior Music West End. 7. Lucinda Stroble Junior Math Spartanburg, S.C. 8. Vivian Stanford Sophomore History Willard, N.C. 9. Brenda Walls Junior Music Arlington, Va. 10. James Walls Freshman Business Administration Arlington, Va. 11. John Wallace Sophomore Business Administration New York, N.Y. 1. Sylvester Lee Sophomore Business Administration Charlotte, N.C. 2. Clifton Little Sophomore Physical Education Williamston, N.C. 3. John McCain Junior Sociology Reidsville, N.C. 4. John Miller Freshman Business Administration Try on, N.C. 5. Linda Robinson Junior Elementary Education Richmond, Va. 12. Walter Whitfield Junior Physical Education Williamston, N.C. 13. Kathrin Wright Freshman Social Welfare Arlington, Va. CARNEGIE LIBRARY LIVINGSTONE CO LLEGE SALISBURY, N. C 28144 Journey of Togetherness Going to Chapel, just another hour of sleep!!! Queens 57 Bringing grace and charm to Livingstone College from Burlington, New Jersey is Miss Shirley Ann Mack, the reigning Miss Livingstone College. Shirley, the daughter of Mr. Mrs. J . C. Collins, is a senior Elementary Education (K-3) major. Her ambition after graduation is to teach kindergarten or nursery school and later to pur- sue graduate study . Although Miss Livingstone is her most im- portant position, she also is active as a member of Swing Phi Swing Social Fellowship, Inc., Pep Club, Kappa Court, President of SIMEA, Dormitory Assistant, Activities Committee, and at one time, reigned as Miss Sophomore C lass . We are very proud of Shirley and feel she, along with all our queens, uphold our theme Essence of Blackness. 61 Miss Junior Daring and lovely Miss Wanda Wendy Lewis represents the Junior Class. Wendy comes to us from New- burgh, New York and has a major in Soci- ology . She is the daughter of Mr.- Mrs. Floyd Lewis. Wendy is an active member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Marching Band, and Julia B. Duncan Players. Wendy is planning a career as a probation officer or as an airline stewardess. 64 Miss Sophomore A White Plains, New York native .5 lovely Miss Linda Jeter. She is the daughter of Mrs Dora Antogy and her major is Intermediate Education Linda s ambition after. graduation is to attend Atlanta University in Atlanta, Georgia and ob tain a Master ' s Degree She hopes to become a Guidance Counselor Miss Freshman Attractive Miss Jacqueline E. Streeter holds the title of MISS FRESHMAN . Jackie, as she is known by on campus is from Winter Haven, Florida and the daughter of Mr. Charles Streeter and Mrs. Jeanette Brewing- ton. She is a Business Administration major and hopes to become a governmental ac- countant . Jackie is a member of the Julia B . Dun- can Players and Captain of the Junior Varsity Cheerleader. Miss Freshman and Escort President Gerald DeMar 67 68 69 Miss Football Talented and beautiful Miss Alverta Olivia Satterfield was chosen by the football team to be their own queen. Alverta is a Senior mathematics major from Durham, North Carolina. She is the daughter of the Rev . Mrs . C . C . Satter- field, Jr. She also serves as Basileus of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Senior Counselor, Pep Club, and Secretary of the 1974 Living stonian Yearbook Staff. Alverta plans to attend graduate school and acquire a Master s of Computer Science Degree. 72 FElXOlOSftrPS swme p-ki TCU GACPCDA A£ ' PHA SWING PHI SWING SOCIAL FELLOWSHIP, INC. , was founded at Winston-Salem College in 1969 by twelve young Black women. Our pur- pose is to instill and stress black awareness throughout the community as well as on campus.. The Umoja Chapter of Livingstone College was ' chartered in 1972. Our motto is Unity and To- getherness . 77 UnA vailable for Photo OMEGA PSI PHI was founded at Howard Uni- versity in Washington, D. C. on November 17, 1911. The Omega ' s motto is Friendship is essential to the soul . The fraternity ' s colors are Purple and Gold. Lambda Psi DELTA SIGMA THETA was founded at Howard Uni- versity in 1913 by twenty- two determined black women. They dreamed of an organiza- tion that would de-emphasis the social side of sorority life and uplift public service. In 1974, over 65,000 Delta women have pledged to Break New Ground and bring about changes for blacks in America. The Delta women wear the colors of Crimson and Cream. A Beta Kappa 0 m Tr; - I Andrew Leak Larry McCalop PHI BETA SIGMA FRATERNITY was founded on January 9, 1914, at Howard University in Washington, D.C. It has been the goals, ideals and objectives of PHI BETA SIGMA to develop and instill in the minds of mankind brotherhood, service, schol- arship and to promote the general welfare of men and thereby serve as a spirit of motivation for future en- deavors. Ronald Brawley •k X ★ PHI BETA SIGMA was founded as a predominantly Black organization, but has since integrated and has spread beyond the shores of the Con- tinental United States, establishing chapters in Africa and in Switzerlnad. This fraternity has influenced Ameri- can life and reached out beyond the national borders. Their colors are Blue and White. 80 The ALPHA PHI AL- PHA FRATERNITY was founded at Connell Uni- versity, Ithaca, New York December 4, 1906. AL- PHA PHI ALPHA FRA- TERNITY was the first Black American Collegiate Fraternity. Wearing the omniscient Black and Gold, the Brothers at Gam- ma Mu Chapter still up- hold manly deeds, loyalty, Brotherly love, initiative, and scholarship. First of All, Servants of All, We Shall Transcend All! The ALPHA KAPPA AL- PHA SORORITY INC. was the first Black women ' s sorority, starting in 1908, at Howard University in Washington. Promoting high standards at womanhood through service, and aca- demic achievements, AKA membership exceeds 70,000 and even 360 chapters around the United States, Bahamas, Puerto Rico, and South America. The colors of the soro- rity are apple green and salmon pink. 83 Gamma Delta KAPPA ALPHA PSI, a national social organiza- tion is largely composed of Black professional men who number over 40,000 in membership. Founded at In- diana University in 1911, KAPPA ALPHA PSI is composed of many graduates from leading Universities throughout the United States. The colors of the fraternity are Crimson and Cream. IVIES OF ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY, INC. corns A o c K6h c mzh ' Gio c ns Sitting— Juanita Matthews, Ricky McKinney Standing— Left to Right— Brenda Walls, Linda Marie Williamson, Bobby Covington III, Lottie Scott, Gail Bundy, Carrie Lewis 2nd Row — Keith Washington, Charles Fraizer 87 Livingstones Marching Bears 88 Sitting Left to Right Horace Ballard, Barbara Evans, Allen Gentry, Daryl Robinson, William Pinder, Brenda Ruddock, Keith Sills, Barry Williams, Clara Bostic Standing-- Left to R ight-- Nathan Evans, Charlie Dulin, Felton Rush Jerry DeMar ton, Elaine Frye, Brenda Smith, ssociation Left to Right— 1st Row— Alverta Satterfield, Yvonne Dobson. Melanie Berrv Phvlll, Mrf,™ ;=™ a Pre- Alumni Council Inter-Residence Assembly Sitting Left to Right— Kallon, 0. Udo-Aka, Daniel E. Akpan, Patrick t Jasper Ekemam, Udo Apkan, Eta Etta Political Science Club Standing Left to Right Julius Moore, William Pinder, Fred Allen, Charles Johnson Kneeling — Ronnie Williams Julia B. Duncan Players Standing 1st Row Left to Right— George Gilmore, Thaddaus Murphy, Arthur Brewton, Phyllis Taft, James Walls, Joeiana Sum- mey Vanessa Bowens, Gilbert McRae, Marjorie Currence, Cynthia Henderson Standing— C.K. Bruner, Larry Giles, Gerald De- Mar, ' Betty Baldwin, Sharon Lipscomb, Yvonne Dobson, William Forte, Carrie Lewis, Albert Washington, Anita Jones, Madie Mc- Iver, Linda Williamson, Dwright Witherspoon, Lewis Dowell, Andrew Leak Commercial Club Sharon Torrence, L esby Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society Standing Left to Right Lewis Dowell, Arthur Brewton, Sheba Keaton, James Perkins, Larry Giles French Club Sitting-Left to Right— Shirley Butler, Earl Simmons, Vivian Stanford, Thelma Franks, Nathan Evans, Mary Jenkins 98 Standing Left to Right-- Adolph Hunter, Craig Campbell, Nathaniel Perry, Robert Alexander, Claude Avery, Eli Sn Dancy Hall House Council Kneeling Left to Right-Gilbert McRae, Wayne C lapp, Ronnie Williams, Dwight Witherspoon Standi™, I „« f„ m m , ■ Dowell, Allen Gentry, Robert Thomas, Charlie Dulin, Horace Ballard, Greg McGi Iberry George Gilmore W «« l « 99 i Tucker Hall House Council Sitting Left and Right Phoebe McLean, Joeiana Summey Standing Left to Right Vanessa Bowens, Linda William- son, Phyllis McCorey, Melanee Berry, Deborah Reid Babcock Hall House Council Standing — James Jenkins Sitting — Left to Right Prim May, James Baker, Horace Fulton Goler Hall House Council Standing— Left to Right— Barbara Evans, Gail Bundy, Bevery Jackson, Jylla Moore Freshman Choir Prayer Meeting Choir Sitting— Ronnie Williams, Phyllis Taft 1st Row— Left to RiaM l m ui-ii-  -i S. Henderson, A. Willis, G. Doe, B. Walls, G. Bundv B l a hl d d ,M !? m A An,ta Jones ' B - Glover ' P - Collins, A. Maxwell, Julia Spearman, D. Blackwell, F. Wiggins, M. Adam ' s j Sll , A k ■ T ... I?. 0 Row M, Grier, Hubert Hill 3rd Row- aaams, J. SHer, A. Arnngton, W. Clapp, B. Howell, G. Murrav Senior Choir Left to Right - 1st Row: Yukie Ka, Lela Thompson, Gail Bundy, Mary Jenkins, Jessie Harris, Carrie Lewis, Mona Sat- terfield, Sharon Christopher, Jeryl Zachary, Brenda Walls. Left to Right - 2nd Row: Dorothy Cheeks, Dorothy Staton, Alice Willis, Elwanda Alderman, John Wallace, Kemper Johnson, James Roseboro, Vivian Stanford, Sylvia Chambers, Julia Spearman, Beverly Glover. Left to Right - 3rd Row: Genie McDonald, Linda Daw kins, Frenchie Wiggins, Joseph Siler, James Perkins, Donna Hairston, LaChun Ellison. Left to Right - 4th Row: Mary Tay, Virginia Woodruff, Verlon Ande ' rson, Joseph Collins, William Shuford, Deborah Smith. Left to Right 5th Row: John McCain, Waverly Camp, Law- rence Murray, Gary Butler, 102 A ' DCDFMSG ' RACIO ' n A N C A u V sgaff THE PRESIDE NT ' S MESSAGE Greetings: It is an honor and privilege for me to extend to you greetings, commendations and best wishes with reference to the publication of the Livingstonian. As a year- book staff, you have contributed significantly -to the preservation and enrichment of the heritage, tradition and the genuine Livingstone spirit. Through the clarity of your writing, the mastery of your camera and the organizational genius of your staff, you have recorded for posterity the varied and valuable activities and con- tributions of a college community. During your fruitful stay on the campus where living and learning are a family affair, you have lived fully and learned well. What you have experienced from your productive involvement in a stimulating educational program is reflected here in your handiwork. The Livingstone story for 1973-74 is interesting to students, faculty-staff, parents, alumni and friends. In the yearbook, you have captured in ' pictoral and textual journalism, memorable events of historical significance for the years ahead. May I assure you that we are grateful for your efforts and contributions of the Past four years, and we are hopeful that the future will take on additional import- ance to all who view and review what you have contributed to the Livingstonian of 1974. wish for you the best always! F. George Shipman 105 106 107 Left to Right, 1st Row - Marva Garr, Dayton Peguese, Donald Heidt 2nd Row - William Pollard, Clifford Patterson, Morris Wiggins 3rd Row - Ella Hargett, Judith Settle, Mattie Lakin 4th Row - Louise Rountree, Jean Bruce, Emily Horrington 5th Row - Betty Daniels, John Holloway, Carlota McGill 108 gig Row - Frank Austin, Arthur Byrd, Erline Johnson Row - Joseph Settle, Henry Duncombe, Olive Sawy. 112 114 FOOTBALL Xl}{Tz BASKETBALL GOLF m TENNIS WRESTLING The Fighting Bear Coaching Staff Andrew Littlejohn Fletcher Jones Assistant Coach Defensive Coach 116 The 1973 Livingstone College Fighting BEARS Tri-Captains Year of the Fighting Bears 1973-74 Federal City College Bowie State Col lege Knoxville College Winston Salem State Univ. Johnson C. Smith Univ. Fayetteville State Univ. St. Paul ' s College Elizabeth City State Univ. Virginia Union Univ. OPPONENT ' S SCORE 236 total pts. 90 total pts. Average--23.6 points per game Opponent Average — 9 points per game STATISTICS Livingstone led the nation in total defense. 2nd in the nation in rushing defense. 8th in nation in scoring defense. Congratulations Mighty Bears!!! 118 All-CIA A Performers The 1974 Fighting Bear Cagers 1974 Cage Results OPPONENT Elizabeth City State Univ. Norfolk State Univ. Belmont-Abbey College Fayetteville State Univ. Barber-Scotia College Fayetteville State Univ. Hampton-Institute Gardner-Webb Belmont-Abbey Winston-Salem State Univ. Barber-Scotia College Johnson C. Smith Univ. Gardner-Webb College St. Augustine College Coppin-State College Virginia State College St. Paul ' s College Guilford College St. Augustine College Shaw University Johnson C. Smith Univ. Winston-Salem State Univ. Shaw University Pfeiffer Virginia Union OPPONENT ' S SCOR Statistician for Football and Senior Fighting Bears 124 1974 L.C. Wrestling Team 125 7974 Golfing Team With the addition of several newcomers and ALL CIAA performer Clinton Graham, Livingstone should easily reign as KING of the CIAA in golf for the second straight year! ! ! Clinton Graham is also seeking his third straight title as 1 Golfer in the CIAA!!! 126 n B .1 C  f.n by ALL CIAA performers Al Arrington, Jerry Youna Brvce Hnlm „ ra „ Ron McMillan and several newcomers, the L.C. netman c3 ' e I by Fre Ponder should easily improve their third place finish in the CIAA of last year! 127 Ohio Players February 2, 1974 National Guard Armory Salisbury, North Carolina Basketball Extravaganza featured The Ohio Players, The Nuclear Reactors, and The Fungus Blue Band. 131 Student Government Association for 1973-1974 132 . Arthur L. Brewton Student Government Association President SoaSbum IW? P J ° ' itical Science ™ Spartanburg South Carohna. Besides serving as SGA President ff a i„l2 r 6 n ember °Ji Alpha Plli A ' P ha Fraternity, Bear ' s Tale Staff Julia B. Duncan Players, Alpha Kappa Ml, Honor Society and Class Ed.tor of the 1974 LIVINGSTONIAN. ' 133 SHEBA KEATON SECRETARY 1st Runner- Up to Miss LC Melanee Berry and Escort Theophalis May 1st. Runner Up to Miss Livingstone College ior Rihtem at p e °f Pi ' 0t Moillltail1 ' North Carolina is a Sen- M,PnS ma J° r -. Be fides serving as 1st. Runner Up to Miss C u Sw? ' 5 a ' n a f 3Ctive member of the SNEA, Biology Club, Natural Science Club, and a former cheerleader 135 Hood Seminary Library Staff ANNOUNCING The Livingstone College Lyceum Series 1973-1974 GEORGE FAISON UNIVERSAL DANCE EXPERIENCE— NOVEMBER 11, 1973 A mixture of rage and reticence in explor- ing black experience. LEON BATES— Pianist DECEMBER 6, 1973 With his youth he touches the young; with his artistry, he touches all lovers of music. 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She is also the sister of the late Dr. Whitney Young who was Executive Director of National Urban League. 144 The 1974 Livingstonian Yearbook Staff Gilbert McRae Editor-in-Chief- 145 Congratulations to the Seniors of 1974 From the 1974 Livingstonian Yearbook Staff 53 I I OICR A DUE R5ISE RS COMPLIMENTS OF LUMBER COMPANY Architectural Woodwork Since 1907 Post Office Drawer 859 Salisbury, North Carolina 28144 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1974 SGA 156 MONDAY CLOSED TUESDAY 10:30 A.M. -8:00 P.M. WEDNESDAY 10:30 A.M. -8-00 P.M THURSDAY 10:30 A.M. — 8:30 P.M. FRIDAY 10:30 A.M. — 9:00 P.M. SATURDAY 10:30 A.M. — 9 : 00 P.M. SUNDAY 10:00 A.M. — 8:00 P. 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Established 1905 Sunbeam Batter Whipped Bread 123 North Main Street Salisbury, N.C. 28144 Phone: 636-5141 Compliments of Coffee Service, Inc. 200 Fogle Street Winston Salem, N.C. 27101 Phone: 722-8175 Compliments of Taylor Mattress Company Congratulations to Graduates You enjoyed College but the best is yet to come Enjoy a Taylor Mattress for the Rest of your Life Salisbury, N .C . 28144 We the members of the 1974 Livingstonian Yearbook Staff wish to thank each of the following patrons for contributing to this publication. Gilbert McRae, Editor-in-Chief Mr. Bobby Aldrich Mrs. Carolyn Anderson, Advisor Dr. Midori Banks Dr. Roy D. Hudson Dr. Emily Herrington Sheba Y. Keaton, Co-Editor Rev. Mrs. J. P. Keaton Margo Mrs. Abna Lancaster Dr. M. T. Langerbeck Mrs. Mildred McCorey rs. Izetta Spencer Bishop Stephen G. Spottswood Dr. B. J. Verbal Mr. Levi Walker 161 BR EN DA AG NEW 316 South West Street Salisbury, NC Business Education Activities: Off Campus Assembly . ARNETHIA JULIA ALEXANDER Route 11, Box 649 Salisbury, NC English Activities: French Club, Off Campus Club. PHYLLIS A. ALEXANDER 909 Hawkinston Road Salisbury, NC Secretarial Administration Activities: Freshman Choir, Commercial Club. ELAINE L. ALFORD 221 Woodbury Street High Point, NC Business Education Activities: Yearbook Staff, Drama Club. NIGEL DeWALT ALSTON 1633 East 23rd Street Winston-Salem, NC Business Administration Activities: Football, Commercial Club President, Omega Psi Phi - Vice Basileus. MARGARET LAVERN ANDERSON 800 Ceci I Avenue Louisville, Kentucky Early Childhood Education Activities: Alpha Kappa Alpha, Spanish Club, Off Campus Assembly . CHARLES EVERETTE O ' NEIL ANTHONY 554 Foster Street Kannapolis, NC History Activities: Omega Psi Phi, Julia B. Duncan Player, Men ' s Assembly , Pre-Alumni Council, History Club, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Intra- mural Sports. VAN ANDERSON 610 South Craig Street Salisbury, NC H istory GABRIEL ORISON ASIMAH 905 North Main Street Salisbury, NC Sociology Activities: Overseas Student ' s Association. ALVIN ARRINGTON 221 North Howell Street Rocky Mount, NC Political Science Activities: Vice-President Freshman Class, President Junior Class, President Harris Hall, Basileus Omega Psi Phi, Student Life Com- mittee, Student Government Association, Pep Club, Prayer Meeting Choir, Julia B. Duncan Player, Political Science Club, Athletic Com- mittee, Inter-Residence House Council. JON BAKER 111-25 Sutphin Blvd. Jamaica, NY Activities: Band (Ma rching Concert), Brass Ensemble, MENC, Veterans Club, Stone Henge, Advisory Committee. HORACE DONELL BALLARD Rt. 1, Box 215-A Gates, NC Business Administration Activities: President Senior Class, Vice-Presi- dent Dancy Hall House Council, Commercial Club, Football Captain, Track Team, President Lampados Club, Omega Psi Phi. HENRY N. BANKS 316 West 14th Street Salisbury, NC History Activities: History Club, Political Science Club. GLENDA ANN BARGANIER 207 World Street Greenville, Alabama Biology Activities: Natural Science Club, Nu Gamma Mcluimba Social Fellowship, Inc., Miss Nu Gamma Alpha. ROSA CAMILLA BARNES Rt. 1, Box 6 Branchville, VA Social Welfare Activities: Julia B. Duncan Player, Yearbook Staff, Zeta Phi Beta, Social Work Organization. GWENDOLYN GAIL BATTLE 1441 Humphrey Drive Rocky Mount, NC Social Studies Activities: (Clinton Jr. College) - Freshman Class President, Yearbook Staff, College Choir, History Club, French Club, Psychology Club. MELANEE RISTINA BERRY P. 0. Box 432 Pilot Mount, NC Biology Activities: Secretary Sophomore Class, S.G.A. Student Cabinet, W. A .A., DanceGroup, Drill Team, Cheerleader, SNEA, Biology Club, 162 Natural Science Club, Yearbook Staff. JAMES CURTIS BLAKNEY, JR. 113 Booker Street Wingate, NC Sociology Activities: Sociology Club. CLARA LOUISE BOSTIC Rt. 2, Box 128 Maiden, NC History Activities: W. A .A., Pep Club, History Club, S.G.A., Swing Phi Swing Social Fellowship, Inc., Library Club, Tucker Hall House Council, Student Affairs Committee, Inter-Residence House Council . ARTHUR L. BREWTON 897 Howard Street Spartanburg, SC History Activities: President S.G.A., Bears Tale Staff, President Julia B. Duncan Players, President Alpha Phi Alpha, Vice-President Junior Class, Yearbook Staff, History Club, Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, SNEA . DONALD STEVEN BURNETT 1230 Westmoreland Drive Burlington, NC History Activities: History Club, Kappa Alpha Psi. ZEDDIE CALDWELL 1619 Oak Knoll Street SE Warren, Ohio Business Administration Activities: Senior Choir, Track, Commercial Club, S.G.A. Representative. WAVERLY JAMES CAMP, JR. 1329 West Bank Street Salisbury, NC Music Education Activities: Band (Marching Concert) Brass Ensemble, Choral Union, Concert Choir, Men ' s Chorus, Octet, Symphony Orchestra, IMA, Phi Beta Sigma, Junior Senior Counselor. GRETA YVETTE CANNON 1804 Curry Street Greensboro, NC Elementary Education Activities: Swing Phi Swing Social Fellowship, Inc., Julia B. Duncan Players, SNEA, W.A.A., Girls Drill Team, Pep Club, Pre-Alumni Coun- cil . DANNIE CARR Route 1, Box 4 Rocky Point, NC Early Childhood Education Activities: SNEA, Spanish Club, Prayer Meeting Choir. GLADYS DUBLIN CHAMBERS 40-K Civic Apartments Salisbury, NC Social Studies ROSALIND CYNTHIA CHEATHAM 312 Austin Street Spartanburg, SC Political Science Activities: Delta Sigma Theta, Political Science Club, Spanish Club, Julia B. Duncan Player, Drill Team, Miss Political Science, Student Government Representative. REGINALD RENARD CHILDERS 1207 West Fisher Street Salisbury, NC Bus iness Administration Activities: Commercial Club, Football, Basket- ball. DORA CLEMONS Route 2, Box 130 Maiden, NC English Activities: Zeta Phi Beta, President Bums Literary Society, Pan-Hellenic Council Trea- surer, Band, Pep Club. MELVIN A. COLEMAN 598-D Crescent Avenue Spartanburg, SC Social Welfare Activities: Alpha Phi Alpha, Julia B. Duncan Player, Social Welfare Club, Freshman Choir, President Senior Choir. WILLIAM CORTEZ CRAWFORD 415 North Clinton Avenue Lancaster, SC Business Administration Activities: Commercial Club, Veterans Club. DELLYNE MADGE CYPRESS P. 0 . Box 142 Wakefield, VA Social Studies Activities: Julia B. Duncan Player, History Club, Miss Senior, Miss History Club, Tucker Hall House Council, Pep Club. BARBARA ANN DAVIS 3061 West Bonsai I Street Philadelphia, PA Intermediate Education Activities: Delta Sigma Theta, S.G.A. , History 163 Club, Voter Registration Team, SNEA, Tucker Hall House Council, Pre-A lumni Council, Co- operative Teacher ' s Education. KAY DAVIS 1809 Cummings Avenue Charlotte, IMC History Activities: Basketball, W.A.A. LINDA KAY DAWKINS Route 1, Box 455 Grover, NC Social Welfare Activities: Library Club, Color Guard, Secretary Tucker Hall House Council, Concert Choir, Re- cording Secretary Social Welfare Action Group. WALTER G. DILLARD 3855 Barkwood Drive Winston-Salem, NC Business Administration Activities: Football Letterman, Commercial Club, Kappa Alpha Psi. YVONNE D. DOBSON 4905 Indiana Avenue Winston Salem, NC Elementary Education Activities: Julia B. Duncan Player, SNEA. LOUIS DOWELL, JR. 1105 Urban Place Charlotte, NC English Activities: Omega Psi Phi, Burns Literary Society, Julia B. Duncan Player, Bears Tale, Pep Club. BRENDA L. DUBOSE 2505 Randolphe Street NE Washington, DC Early Childhood Education Activities: Spanish Club, Pre-Alumni Council, Julia B. Duncan Player, Swing Phi Swing Social Fellowship, Inc., Miss Junior, Miss UNCF, Miss Swing Phi Swing LaCHUN ARLIVA ELLISON 723 Carolina Avenue Rock Hill, South Carolina Social Welfare Activities: Yearbook Staff, Miss Alpha Phi Alpha, Freshman Choir, Senior Choir, Alpha Kappa Alpha, Social Welfare Club, Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society. ELAINE FAULK 5801 Lawnmeadow Drive Charlotte, NC Biology Activities: House Council, Alpha Kappa Alpha, Biology Club. CELIA DIANNE FLIPPEN 709 Jefferson Street Danville, VA Early Childhood Education Activities: Delta Sigma Theta, SNEA. WILLIAM JARVIS FORTE Route 1, Box 220 Fremont, NC Biology Activities: Biology Club, Julia B. Duncan Player, Alpha Phi Alpha, Vice President Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, Pan-Hellenic Council, Student Government Representative. MARY ELAINE FRYE 605 North Front Street Harrisburg , PA English Activities: Burns Literary Society, President Delta Sigma Theta, Treasurer Julia B. Duncan Players. THOMAS M. FRYE 522A McDonough Street Brooklyn, NY Elementary Education Activities: Basketball. CAROLYN WALTERS FUNDERBURK 952 Whitmell Street Danville, VA Business Education Activities: Spanish Club, Library Club, Com- mercial Club. HERMAN STEVEN FUNDERBURK 810 Elizabeth Avenue Albemarle, NC Political Science Activities: Alpha Phi Alpha, French Club, His- tory Club, Political Science Club. ALGIE C. GATEWOOD Route 1, Box 319 Wadesboro, NC History Activities: Phi Beta Sigma, Freshman Counselor. ALLEN GENTRY P. 0. Box 86 McDowell Street Pacolet, SC Social Studies Activities: Freshman Senior Choirs, Statician Footbal Basketball, Concert Prayer Meeting Choir, Julia B. Duncan Player, S .G .A . Repre- sentative, President Sophomore Class, Dancy Hall House Council , Yearbook Staff. 164 FRANCES L. GILES 834 Crawford Road Rock Hill, SC Social Welfare Activities: Delta Sigma Theta, Pan-Hellenic Council, Freshman, Senior Concert Choirs, Julia B. Duncan Player, Social Welfare Club. GEORGE ARTHUR GILMORE Route 2, Box 49-A York, SC Business Adminstration Activities: Alpha Phi Alpha, Julia B. Duncan Player, Student Government Treasurer, Senior Prayer Meeting Choirs, Senior Counselor, Assistant Dormitory Director Dancy Hall. LEONARD W. GRANTHAM Route 2, Box 342 Pikeville, NC Business Administration Activities: Commercial Club, Football, Basket- ball. LENNETTA L. GRAY 62 3 North Clinton Avenue Trenton, NJ Mathematics Activities: Treasurer Delta Sigma Theta, Presi- dent Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, Freshman Choir, Yearbook Staff, SNEA, Natural Science Club, Cheerleader, Julia B. Duncan Player. DONNA FAYE HAIRSTON Route 2, Box 253 Walnut Cove, NC Elementary Education ' Activities: Senior Choir, Spanish Club, Young Womens Missionary Society, The Living Stone. BARBARA J. HALL P. 0. Box 161 Cove City, NC Business Education Activities: Young Womens Missionary Society, Yearbook Staff, Commercial Club, Secretary Junior Class, Secretary Senior Class. RHONDA HAMMOND 951 East Salisbury Road Ashboro, NC Business Administration Activities: Nu Gamma Alpha, Commercial Club, Library Club. RICHARD HARPER 405 East Piedmont Avenue Durham, NC History Activities: Nu Gamma Alpha, Student Government Association, History Club. GWENDOLYN L. HARVEY Route 1, Box 299 Council, NC Chermistry Activities: Julia B. Duncan Player, Yearbook Staff, Pre-Alumni Council. EVELYN JEAN HARRIS 1140 Old Charlotte Road Wadesboro, NC Social Welfare Activities: Delta Sigma Theta, Miss Dodge Hall, Library Club, Young Women ' s Missionary Society, Miss Delta Sigma Theta, Julia B. Duncan Player. SHARON ANN HARRISON Route 1, Box 25 Shepherd, Texas Biology Activities: Alpha Kappa Alpha, Sickle Cell Pro- ject, Biology Club. WANDA MONROE HEGGINS 1200 West Fisher Street Apt. B-2 Salisbury, NC Elementary Education Activities: SNEA. HUBERT GRAY HILL, JR. 5041 Butterfield Drive Winston-Salem, NC Business Administration Activities: Marching Band, Concert Prayer Meeting Choirs, President Commercial Club, Julia B. Duncan Player, Bowling Team. MARY FAYE HOLLIS Route 2, Box 292 Leland, NC Social Welfare Activities: Social Welfare C lub . RONALD HOUSTON Park Avenue Philadelphia, PA Business Administration Activities: Commercial Club. JERRY ELONZA HOLT 527 East Horah Street Salisbury, NC Social Welfare Activities: Social Welfare C lub, Football Team. FLOYD HAMPTON JACKSON 838 Last Lenior Street Raleigh, NC Physical Education Activities: Spanish Club, Football Team, Track. 165 ROBERT EDWARD JETER 988 Gaston Mobile Homes Gastonia, NC English Activities: The Bears Tale, Bums Literary Society, Wrestling Team, Omega Psi Phi, The Livingstone Paper. LINDA I. JONES P. 0. Box 279 Winterville, NC Business Administration Activities: Spanish Club, Library Club, Com- mercial Club, Student Government Represent- ative. WILLIAM G. KIMBROUGH 2824 D. Fairfield Avenue Richmond, VA Business Administration Activities: Football Team, Commercial Club. ANDREW JACKSON LEAK Route 1, Box 195 Lilesville, NC Biology Activities: Biology Club, Natural Science Club, Phi Beta Sigma, Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, Julia B. Duncan Player, Pan-Hellenic Council, Dancy Hall House Council. CARRIE ADA LEWIS 1106 South Benbow Road Greensboro, NC Music Education Activities: Alpha Kappa Alpha, MENC, Choral Union, Julia B. Duncan Player, Miss MENC, Color Guard, Prayer Meeting Choir, Marching Band, Octet, Women ' s Missionary Society, Tucker Hall House Council, Student Conductor Salisbury Symphony Orchestra, IMA. JAMES W. LEWIS 1611 East Nash Street Wilson, NC Business Administration Activities: President Commercial Club, Football Team, Rookie of the Year (1970-71). SARAH DEBRA LITTLEJOHN 340 Hetty Hill Street Gaffney, SC Intermediate Education Activities: Delta Sigma Theta, SNEA, Miss Delta Sigma Theta, W.A.A., Mini Curriculum, Miss Omega Psi Phi . SHIRLEY ANN MACK 241 East Pearl Street Burlington, NJ Elementary Education Activities: Kappa Court, SNEA President (1972- 73), Miss Sophomore, Swing Phi Swing Social Fellowship, Inc., Student Government Association, Miss Livingstone, Dormitory Assistant, Education Planning Committee, Chairwoman Activities Committee. PERRY LEE MANNS Route 2, Box 59 Walnut Cove, NC Mathematics JUANITA DIANE MATTHEWS 270 Palm Street Hartford, Connecticut Music Activities: Swing Phi Swing Social Fellowship, Inc., Vice-President Julia B. Duncan P layers, MENC Vice-President, Concert Choir, Octet, Senior Choir, Miss MENC, Miss Julia B. Duncan Player . THEOPHALIS MAY, JR. Route 1, Box 202CC Colonial Heights, VA Business Administration Activities: Commercial Club, Basketball Team. MERVIN C. MILES 520 4th Street PI. SW Conover, NC Business Education Activities: Commercial Club, Football Team, Wrestling Team, Golf Team. SHEILA ANN MONS 2236 Sears Street Philadelphia, PA Elementary Education Activities: Julia B. Duncan Player, SNEA. ADRINNE DINETTA MONTAGUE Route 1, Box 121 Warrenton, NC Elementary Education Activities: SNEA, Secretary Student Government Association. THADDAUS MURPHY 24 Verplanck Street Buffalo, NY Business Administration Activities: Julia B . Duncan Player, Senior Class Chaplain, Commercial Club, Vice-President Praver Meeting Choir, Yearbook Staff, Senior Choir, Octet, Senior Counselor, Homecoming Committee. LARRY JACKIE McCALOP Route 1, Box 225 Turkey, NC Business Administration 166 Activities: Football Team, Track, Wrestling Team, Phi Beta Sigma, Newspaper Staff, Year- book Staff, Vice-President Student Government Association, Commercial Club, Student Coun- selor. PHYLLIA DWANE McCROREY P. 0. Box 66 -A Richburg, SC Social Studies Activities: Cheerleader, History Club, SNEA, Women ' s Athletic Association, Yearbook Staff. DANIEL JEROME McDUFFIE 1412 Dan ' s Road Greensboro, NC Business Administration Activities: Student Court, Spanish Club, Year- book Staff, Vice-President Commercial Club. NEIL GREGORY McGILBERRY Route 6, Box 163 Sanford, NC Business Administration Activities: Commercial Club, President Pan- Hellenic Council, Omega Psi Phi, Football Assistant Statistcian . NORMA JEWELL McKEE 118 Tabor Road Salisbury, NC Elementary Education PHOEBE SHERDEAN McLEAN Route 1, Box 8-R Elizabethtown, NC Sociology Activities: Social Welfare Club, Tucker Hall House Council, Anthrology Club. ronald McMillan 545 Apt. 14 Liberty Street Durham, NC Business Administration Activities: Tennis Team. JOHN GILBERT McRAE Route 1, Box 143 Lilesville, NC Business Administration Activities: Co-Editor Editor of Yearbook, Julia B. Duncan Player, Commercial Club, Pep Club, Pre-Alumni Council, Homecoming Committee, Newspaper Staff, Senior Counselor, S.G.A. Representative. POLLY RAY NIVENS 1122| Old Charlotte Road Wadesboro, NC English Activities: Marching Band, Prayer Meeting Choir, Julia B. Duncan Player, Yearbook Staff, Burns Literary Society, Swing Phi Swing Social Fellowship, Inc. SANDRA A. NORRIS 510 Winkler Street Greenville, Alabama Political Science Activities: Political Science Club, Julia B. Duncan Player, Nu Gamma Mchumba Social Fellowship, Inc. JOSEPH PALMER 140 Gayner Avenue Charleston, SC Physical Education Activities: Football, Basketball, Track. WILLIE L. PERRY P. 0 . Box 107 Spencer, NC Business Administration Activities: Commercial Club, Football, Track, Veterans Club. CLINNIE C. PICKETT Route 1, Box 56 Maple Hill, NC Social Studies Activities: Vice-President SNEA, History Club, Julia B. Duncan Player, Pep Club, Yearbook Staff. WILLIAM H. PINDER III 150-65 Foch Boulevard Jamaica, MY History - Political Science Activities: Vice-President S.G.A., Movement for Black Unity, Nu Gamma Alpha. JANICE PORTER 34 Ferclinard Place New Rochelle, NY Elementary Education Activities: S.G .A., Yearbook Staff, SNEA, Swing Phi Swing Social Fellowship, Inc., Intramural Sports, Spanish Club, W.A.A. SHARON DENISE PORTER 284 Alexander Avenue Spartanburg, SC Social Welfare Activities: Delta Sigma Theta, Julia B. Duncan Player, Secretary Pan-Hellenic Council, Social Welfare Club, Library Club, Yearbook Staff, Secretary to Student Personnel Advisory Com- mittee, Senior Counselor, Newspaper Staff, Secretary Sophomore Class. EMMA JEAN POSTELL 3448 Morgan Road 167 Hephzibah , GA Physical Education Activities: Swing Phi Swing Social Fellowship, Inc., Majorette, Basketball, Dance Group, W.A.A., Pep Club. PERRY DEAN MAURICE PRICE P. 0. Box 424 Courtland, VA Mathematics Activities: Omega Psi Phi, Football Team, Natural Science Club. AUDREY MICHELLE RANDALL 2200 South Monroe Street Arlington, VA Social Welfare Activities: Swing Phi Swing Social Fellowship, Inc., W.A.A., Social Welfare Club. ELIZABETH M. RICHE P. 0. Box 204 Bayboro, NC Elementary Education BRENDA ANNETTE RICHMOND Route 1, Box 23 Milton, NC Elementary Education Activities: Delta Sigma Theta, SNEA, Miss Freshman . DARRELL LAMONT ROBINSON 1827 7th St. 3A New York, NY History Activities: History Club, Julia B. Duncan Play- er, Commercial Club. JAMES WESLEY R0SEB0R0 Route 1, Box 220 Statesville, NC Elementary Education Activities: Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, Track Team, Concert Choir, Bear ' s Tale, SNEA, Men ' s Chorus . PATRICIA A. ROYAL 1128 Miller Street Augusta, GA Sociology Activities: Swing Phi Swing Social Fellowship, Inc., Julia B. Duncan P layer, Social Welfare Organization. ALVERTA OLIVIA SATTERFIELD 413 Cecil Street Durham, NC Mathematics Activities: Yearbook Staff Secretary, Natural Science Club, Alpha Kappa Alpha, Pep Club, Pan-Hellenic Council. WILLIAM B. SHUFORD 1405 School Street Statesville, NC Intermediate Education Activities: College Octet, Freshman Choir, Marching Band, Senior Choir, SNEA, MENC, IMA, Men ' s Chorus, House Council, The Living Stone Paper, Vice-President Senior Choir, French Club, Woodwind Ensemble, College Choir Executive Committee. CAROLE FONTAINE SHUMATE 264 Appian Drive Spartanburg, SC Social Welfare Activities: Delta Sigma Theta, Social Welfare Club, Julia B. Duncan Player, The Living Stone Newspaper Staff, Rowan Nursing Center Student Social Worker, Activity Director Pro- gram. MARGARET JOHNNETTE SIMMS 19 West Seventh Street Jamestown, NY Political Science Activities: Political Science Club, Band, House Council, Student Activities Committee. BLANCHE SIMMONS Rt. 1, Box 232 Williston, SC Social Welfare Activities: Social Welfare Club, Spanish Club, Swing Phi Swing Social Fellowship, Inc. BRENDA KAYE SMITH 1534 Williamson Street Winston-Salem, NC Mathematics Activities: Swing Phi Swing Social Fellowship, lnc.,W.A.A. ARWILLA SMITH Route 2, Box 172 Wadesboro, NC Business Education JOSEPH AGGREY -SMITH D 49 4 Kawanupadu Street Cape Coast Ghana, West Africa Biology Activities: Julia B. Duncan Player. - CYNTHIA STRAWDER P. 0. Box 156 Granite Quarry, NC English Activities: Yearbook Staff, Bear ' s Tale, SNEA, 168 Senior Counselor, Tucker Hall House Council, Burns Literary Society, The Living Stone Paper, Poets Dreamers Garden Association. JOEIANA LEE SUMMEY 166 Rock Hill Road Asheville, NC Sociology Activities: Yearbook Staff, Julia B. Duncan Player, Tucker Hall House Council, Assistant Secretary Senior Class, Pep Club, Socioloqy Club. PHYLLIS JAMES TAFT 716 Vanderbilt Lane Greenville, IMC Business Education Activities: Yearbook Staff Business Manager, President Tucker Hall House Council, Chaplain Goler Hall House Council, Secretary Commercial Club, Miss Yearbook, Julia B. Duncan Play- er, Chaplain Prayer IVI eeting Choir, Secretary Pep Club, SNEA, Chaplain Junior Class, S enior Counselor, Student Life Committee, Inter- Residence House Co unci I . GWENDOLYN THOMAS Route 2, Box 225 Polkton, NC Biology Activities: Basketball Team, W.A .A., Julia B Duncan Player, Marching Band, Prayer Meeting Choir, Biology Club. ROBERT D. THOMAS 849-2 5th Street Newport News, VA Business Administration Activities: Captain Football Team, President Dancy Hall House Council, Commercial Club, Omega Psi Phi, Track Team. RUDOLPH JEROME THOMAS 1712 Scott Street Camden, SC Business Administration Activities: Commercial Club. HENRY L. THOMPSON 114 Baily Street Chester, SC Physical Education Activities: Football Team, Wrestling Team. MARY LOUISE THOMPSON 310 First Street Forest City, NC Business Education Activities: Yearbook Staff, House Council Trea- surer-Tucker Hall, Women ' s Missionary Soci- ety, Miss Hood Hall, Secretary House Council Goler Hall, Commercial Club. MAUDESE ELIZABETH THOMPSON 375 Florence Street Sharon, PA Business Education Activities: Julia B. Duncan Player, Commercial Club, Prayer Meeting Choir, Yearbook Staff, W.A.A., SNEA, Swing Phi Swing Social Fellowship, Inc. CLARENCE TOOMER 34 Ridge Avenue As bury Park, NJ Sociology Activities: Senior Choir. MYRTLE SENOLA VAUGH 416 Billingsley Road Charlotte, NC Business Education Activities: Young Women ' s I Commercial Club, W.A .A., Club. lissionary Society, French Club, Pep SHARON DENISE WALKER P. 0. Box 542 Chester, SC Early Childhood Education Activities: SNEA, W.A. A., Delta Sigma Theta. BRENDA WARREN 517 New Bern Street Wilson, NC English Activities: Young Women ' s Missionary Society, Burns Literary Society. LINDA GAYLE WADE 405 Caulder Avenue Spartanbury, SC English Activities: Julia B. Duncan Player, Burn ' s Literary Society, Delta Sigma Theta, Pan- Hellenic Council. ARTHUR WALLS 2706 South 24th Road Arlington, Virginia Major: History Activities: SGA Representative, Prayer Meeting Choir, Senior Choir. ALBERT WASHINGTON P.O. Box 114 Bostic, North Carolina 28018 Major: History Activities: Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Julia B. Duncan Players, 1974 Sports Editor Yearbook Staff, Pan Hellenic Council Vice President 1973, SNEA, Dancy Hall House 169 Council, SGA Advisory Committee 1973, History Club. BUFORD CLEVELAND WEST 253 East Drive Winston-Salem, N . C . Major: Business Administration Activities: Commercial Club, Varsity Basketball. ESTELLA ROMELIA WEST Rt. 1, Box 239 Rose Hill, N. C. Major: Elementary Education Activities: Delta Sigma Theta, SNEA, WAA, Drill Team, SGA Representative, Pep Club. DEWAYIME A. WHITE 1953 Jacksonville Road Charleston, S. C. Major: Business Education Activities: Track, Football. MITCHELL WIGGINS 412 Suburb St. Rocky Mount, N . C. Major: Mathematics Activities: Kappa Alpha Psi, Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, Math Club, Captain of Basketball Team . BARRY THOMAS WILLIAMS 1212 Hillcrest Drive Mocksville, N. C. Major: Social Studies Activities: History Club, SIMEA, Senior Coun- selor, Director of Public Relations 1973, Par- ticipant in Advanced Institution Planning Pro- gram. RONALD ST. CLAIR WILLIAMS 3597 Menlo Road Shaker Height ' s, Ohio Major: Political Science Activities: Chaplain of the Marching Band, 4 yrs. Director-Pianist for the Prayer Meeting Choir, Vice President Senior Class, Drama Guild Omega Psi Phi, Senior Choir, Stage Band, Political Science Club, Dancy Hall House Council. DAPPA PETERS YONGOSI 900 Poplar St., Apt. 1 Salisbury, N . C . Major: Business Administration Activities: Commercial Club, Member Foreign Student Association Financial Auditor. JERYL ZACHARY 106 Railroad Street Hertford, N. C. Major: Sociology Activities: Senior Choir, Freshman Choir, SGA. 170 M-E-M-O-R-l-A-M JANUARY 29, 1955 TIL I REACH MY HOME Till I reach My Home, Till I Reach My Home, Well I never shall give my journey over, Till I Reach My Home. THE LAST MILE OF THE WAY Since I have walked in the pathway of duty, Since I have worked till the close of the day, I shall see the great King in His beauty, now that I have gone the Last Mile of the Way. Now that I have gone the Last Mile of the Way, I am resting at the close of the day, And I know there are joys that await me, Now that I have gone the Last Mile of the Way. ADOLPH LEWIS HUNTER sisters Kfc£s !f living! Ucinda Hu ter iS the brother of Seve nf il7°nl h A SiSterS ;Tu d - ate A d ketone, they being Carrie Hunter, a Sociology major of the class of 1970 and the second being Annie Hunter, an English major of the class of 1971 abovJfrSmEnneld mgh b0rn Enfie ' d ' North Car ° ' ina - He is a graduate and pictured TilUr t « b0 r , r Br H? e L Hun it r 3 P arisi t ° er J ° the R °y al Light Holiness Church of Deliverance in b T er ' l9 y 73; a C s a i WeKVJ G ° ™ fr6Shman in Septem be si Sthe t0 P3SS tHiS W ° Hd ' PraiSin9 th£ L ° rd - He n ° W r6StS ' ° nly t0 nf PAMrtwih 5 ; 50 5 ? N -°u this 1 say ' brethren ' that f| esh and blood cannot inherit the kingdom of God, neither doth corruption inherit incorruption. Behold, I shew you a mystery; We shall not all sleep, but we shall all be changed, In a moment, in the twinkling of an eye, at the last trump- for the trumpet shall sound, and the dead shall be reaised incorruptible and we shall be changed For this coruptib e must put on incorruption, and this mortal must put on immortality. So when this corruptible shall put on incorrup ion, and this mortal shall have put on immortality, than shall be brought to pass the saying , that is written, Death is swallowed up in victory. 0 death, where is they sting? fj grave where is thy victory? The sting o death is sin; and the strength of sin is law. But thanks ' b Tto God which giveth us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ. Therefore, my beloved brethren be ye is not in ' va™ Th L d ab ° undins in the work of the Lord ' forasmuch as ye know that your labour Editor s Epitaph Only through continous efforts, hard work, and long hours did the 1974 Livingstonian Yearbook Staff come up with a together yearbook. Through these pages of the book we have attempted to portray in some small way the activities of the Livingstone College student body during the 1973-74 school term . We hope each picture and article that is in this book will give the reader an insight of how the Blue Bear family worked, played, lived, and associated with each other through these months of school. Mrs. Carolyn L. Anderson, advisor whose assistance and guidance helped in this production of the yearbook. The staff and I appreciate your time you took away from your math students to help us on this publication. I would like to thank Mr. Clyde Williams, Public Relations Director for all his assistance he gave me concerning the yearbook. Special thanks to Mr. Garland Kelsey, campus photographer, who was al- ways ready with his camera. Last but not least, my deepest appreciation to my hard working staff who without them the book would have been impossible. My staff included: Sheba Keaton as Co-Editor, Phyllis Taft Business Manager, Alverta Satterfield, Secretary, Arthur Brewton, Class Editor, Albert Washington, Sports Editor, Larry Giles, Greek and Fellowship Editor, and Joseoh Siler. Art Editor There were others who didn ' t hold any office but worked diligently also to make this yearbook a success. These members included: Linda Williamson, Joeiana Summey, Thaddaus Murphy, Clinnie Pickett, Melanie Berry, Phyllis McCrorey, Joyce M (Williams, Paulette Patterson, Ruthie Lawson, Deborah Smith, Lennetta Gray, and Mauclese Thompson. Again I say thanks to each and everyone who helped in this edition of the 1974 LIVINGSTONIAN. Good luck to all of you in your future endeavors. We, were proud to have presented to you the 1974 LIVINGSTONIAN. Soulful ly Yours, Gilbert McRae, Editor-in-Chief 935 Co (o I 9 7 ¥ c, DATE DUE CAVtONO 97 1 - c.