Livingstone College - Livingstonian Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 190 of the 1981 volume:

1981 LIVINGSTONIAN LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE SALISBURY, NORTH CAROLINA Rosalind O. Mitchell - Editor-in-Chief Wilbert W. DeShields - Associate Editor Angela Y. Wallace - Business Manager Sharon B. Avant - Executive Secretary Mr. Wilbert L. Sadler - Advisor -AkNtGIE LIBRARY LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE SALISBURY. N. C. 28144 CONTENTS Student Life - 4 Religious Life - 14 President ' s Address - 17 Dedication - 18 Appreciation - 19 Miss Livingstone College - 20 Court - 22 Queens - 23 Coronation - 29 Homecoming - 30 Startime Revue - 31 Starpoint - 32 Special Events - 33 Administration - 43 Faculty Staff - 44 Student of the Year - 56 Who ' s Who - 57 Classes - 61 Seniors - 113 Hood Seniors - 129 Hood Theological Seminary - 131 Clubs Organizations - 139 Sports - 168 LIVINCSTONIAN Yearbook Staff - Advertisements - 197 Club Roster - 209 Faculty Staff Directory - 215 Senior Directory - 220 Alma Mater - 225 193 usnn I Oi Love is something that never dies, Love is always there, never uncertain, Love is not only loving, but being loved. For if you feel that you are being loved, your love becomes stronger. And in becoming stronger, it grows until it consumes your whole life. And your love should be your whole life. One should never say I once loved you. Because love is never a one time affair. Only physical love is such the case. Not true love. True love is always there, never uncertain. If you have been ' shot down ' as the saying goes Thank Cod that you are alive and not dead. For such a love was not true. And not being true, it would never have lasted. If it leaves you sad and with memories. If it makes you uncertain of the future. If it seems as if the end of the world is near, you must live each day to its fullest extent- Hoping that the pain goes away; Wishing that the memories leave you; Praying that your true love will feel as strong, if not stronger, in loving you, Love is something that you never want to shut your heart to; for if you shut your heart to love, you shut your eyes to life. And in shutting your heart to love, you become a plant and not the Supreme creature that Cod intended you to be - T.H.E. MOON - Count me o ' er earth ' s chosen heroes, they were souls that stood alone, While the men they agonized for hurled the contumelious stone, Stood serene, and down the future saw the golden beam incline To the side of perfect justice, mastered by their faith divine, By one man ' s plain truth to manhood and to God ' s supreme design. By the light of burning heretics Christ ' s bleeding feet I track, Toiling up new Calvaries ever with the cross that turns not back, And these mounts of anguish number how each generation learned One new word of that grand Credo which in prophet-hearts hath burned Since the first man stood God-conquered With his face to heaven upturned. 9 10 RELIGIOUS LIFE If you Love the Lord and his infinite grace you will not have to tell others, it will show in your face. If you love those who love you, what credit is that to you? For even sinners love those who love them. And if you do good to those who do good to you, what credit is that to you? For even sinners do the same. And if you lend to those from whom you hope to receive, what credit is that to you? For sinners lend to sinners, to receive as much again. - Luke 6:32-34 _ m- I L 16 DR. F. GEORGE SHIPMAN [PRESIDENT OF LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE PRESIDENT ' S MESSAGE I take this opportunity to congratulate the yearbook staff relative to the productive and dedicated work manifested in this publication. It is a document which reflects the many and varied collegiate activities during the 1980-81 school year and records them for our review and edifica- tion for the months and years ahead. We shall treasure this document for posterity. F. George Shipman PRESIDENT DEDICATION EDWARD I. CLEMMONS This year the LIVINCSTONIAN takes pride and pleasure in dedicating this post Centennial edition to EDWARD I. CLEMMONS, Registrar. In the short time Mr. Clemmons has been on staff, he has helped many students through the tough and sometimes unbearable academic maze. Mr. Clemmons is truly a gem and we wish him much success in years to come. SPECIAL APPRECIATION JACQUELINE RENEE KENDALL Jackie is a senior Physical Educa- tion major from Portsmouth, Virginia. Along with being the reigning queen of Livingstone College, Jackie is a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., the Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society and is a majorette and featured hula hoopist with the Livingstone College Marching Band. Miss Kendall ' s hobbies include dancing, running and hula-hooping. After graduation, she plans to become a professional track coach. 21 QUEENS Andrea Brown Diane Certain Miss Senior Miss Junior Washington, DC Wyandanch, NY Marcia Hines Deborah Webb Miss Sophomore Miss Freshman Mt. Airy, NIC Massillon, OH Sharon Gooding Miss Pre-Theological Union Pleasantville, NJ QUEENS Beverly A. Dumas Miss Prayer Meeting Choir Danbury, CT Sharon B. Avant Miss V.C.E. Greensboro, NC Debbie Bowen Miss Political Science Club Chicago, QUEENS Angela Y. Wallace Miss Peer Counselor Washington, NC Bianca Hurley Miss Concert Choir Atlanta, GA Priscilla L. Barger Miss Off-Campus Salisbury, NC Sutalia Alexander Miss Band Charlotte, NC Marsha Pruitt Miss P.E.M. Salisbury, NC Lisa Bowers Miss Pep Club Columbia, SC Robin Gaston Miss Julia B. Duncan Playe Charlotte, NC NOT PICTURED Lutricia Luckett Miss Business Club Canto, MS Deborah Smith Miss Student N.E.A. Rockingham, NC Cynthia Walker Miss Alpha Phi Alpha Chicago, IL Tara Satterfield Miss Omega Psi Phi Columbia, SC Sonya Ross Miss Cheerleader Raeford, NC QUEENS Rosalind D. Brannon Miss Mardi Gras Charlotte, NC Angela Gatewood Miss White Wadesboro, NC Linda Morrison Miss Phi Beta Sigma Charlotte, NC Evelyn Donaldson Miss Alpha Kappa Alpha Davidson, NC Patricia Stanback Miss Ivy Rockingham, NC Jackie Kelly Miss Delta Sigma Theta Union, SC Wynetta Murray Miss Babcock Hall Charlotte, NC QUEENS Kathy Simpson Miss Residence Assistant Greensboro, NC NOT PICTUED Michelle White Miss Pyramid Midland, NC Marqueritta O. Johnson Miss Tucker Hall Davidson, NC Cynthia Lipscomb Miss Goler Hall Milton, NC Pamela Williams Miss Dancy Hall Oakland, CA CORONATION COMING 1980 SPECIAL EVENTS IDA LEWIS The world ' s only Black female publisher, she is at the helm of ENCORE, a bi-weekly Black-oriented news magazine. Women ' s lib, she says, Has no soul . . . Historically, the Black woman is a feminist ... a worker, helper and provider. She applies her 15 years in journalism towards the decidedly non-political motive of demonstrating the excellence that Blacks are all about through her magazine. YVONNE BRATHWAITE BURKE As Congresswoman (D-California), she chaired the Congressional Black Caucus, and served on the Select Committee on Assassinations and the Appropriations committee. She was the first Black woman ever elected from California. Now, she is practicing attorney in Beverly Hills and a member of the Board of Regents of the University of Southern California. FRED WILLIAMSON During a promotion of a Championship Golf Tournament held in Salisbury, North Carolina; FRED WILLIAMSON was a featured guest. Here Fred is seen with Livingstone students - Robert Dumas and Jackie Kendall, Miss Livingstone College as he toured the campus. REV. LEON SULLIVAN - COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER Dynamic and effective member of the Board of Directors of General Motors (the first Black to be elected to that position), he feels his main purpose is to make GM more responsive to the needs of minority groups. He has battled for more hiring and training of minority groups and has fought GM ' s dealings in South Africa. PATRICIA A. RUSSELL, ESQ. An attorney from Indianapolis, Indiana, Ms. Russell is the Chief of the Complaints Branch, Complaints and Compliance Division, Broadcast Bureau, Federal Communications Commis- sion (FCC) Washington, D.C. Her duties include planning, directing and coordination of complaints, sanctions and forfeitures relating to all operational and or technical aspects of an approximate 9,000 broadcast licensee ' s station operation. OTHER 80-81 CULTURAL ENRICHMENT EVENTS (PICTURES UNAVAILABLE) MALVIN GOODE Former American Broadcasting Company Corre- spondent and Consultant for National Black Network. EDWARD W. BROOKE The ex-Senator from Massachusetts was the first (and only) Black to have served in the US Senate since Reconstruction. A Republican, his outspoken views on the rights of minorities and poor people were often at odds with party regulars. He was on the Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee (among others) and is now a financial consultant. NATHAN HARE Favorite professor of today ' s Black leaders, the psychologist sociologist who originated the first ethnic studies program in the US remains one of the country ' s leading authorities of Black male-female relationships and emotional problems. Published author of subjects ranging from hypnotherapy to Black Power, he is also available to discuss the power struggle which he feels has destroyed the Black movement ' s achievements. REV. ARTHUR LANGFORD Life of a King and Martin Luther King, Jr.: A Portrait The late civil rights leader comes alive on your stage in these moving dramatic portrayals, written and performed by minister and state legislator Langford. Drawing heavily on King ' s own words, the plays present the highlights of his life ' s work. They are available as full-cast (Life of a King) or solo (Portrait) presentations. SAUNDRA ERANKS Prominent Atlanta Actress, Directress and Writer Portrays Harriet Tubman. THE PETERSBURG SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA - is committed to confirming a permanent cultural musical institution in the City of Petersburg for the expression of the talent of its members and for the enjoyment and inspiration of all who will seek the privilege to hear it. CORONATION OF MISS UNITED NEGRO COLLEGE FUND (UNCF) MARIE WHITE Lelar Williams - SR FACULTY STAFF FACULTY STAFF Ms. Gwendolyn Brooks Instructor - Biology Rev. Will E. Chambers Assistant Professor - Religion Philosophy Miss Brenda Brown Secretary - Student Affairs Miss Charlotte Chatman Assistant Professor - Modern Foreign Language Dr. Frank R. Brown Professor - Religion (Emeritus) Dr. Willa C. Bryant Chairperson - Education Mr. Pill J. Cho Associate Professor - Social Welfare Mrs. Emma J. Clark Instructor - Education Mr. Clark S. Coffin Assistant Professor - Music Miss Deborah A. Colbert Records Clerk Mr. L. Cole Instructor - Biology Mrs. Dorothy K. Colson Assistant Director of Development 45 FACULTY STAFF FACULTY STAFF Dr. Clyde Hargrove Mr. Andrew Harris Mr. Mitchell Harris Mr. Walter Hawk, II Assistant Professor - History Recruiter Instructor - Social Studies Counselor 47 FACULTY STAFF FACULTY STAFF 49 FACULTY STAFF Mr. Fredrick D. Ponder Dr. S. P. Puri Mr. lames Rainbow Miss Michelle B. Releford Chairperson - Physical Chairperson - Business Lab Technician - Chemistry Director - Learning Resource Education Center Dr. Joe R. Robinson Miss Louise M. Rountree Miss P. Rudrow Mrs. Carolyn Sadler Director of Athletics Head Librarian Registrar ' s Office Curriculum Lab - Education Mr. Wilbert L. Sadler, Jr. Director - Reading Program Dr. Joseph C. Settle Director of Student Affairs Miss Valiere L. Sifford Secretary - Planning Advancement Affairs FACULTY Mrs. Judith M. Settle Director - Residence Life Mrs. Elotse M. Simpson Chairperson - Music STAFF Mrs. J. Sanders Career Counseling Dr. Larry R. Shannon Director - Planning Advancement Affairs Dr. James Simpson Director - Upward Bound Dr. James Senefeld Instructor - English Ms. Gloria H. Sledge Instructor - Physical Education CAkNtGlt LiUkMRY LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE SALISBURY. N. C 28144 FACULTY STAFF Rev. A. McLean Spaulding College Minister Mr. Andre Springs Instructor - Physical Education Mrs. Catrelia V. Steele Title 111 Coordinator Mrs. Phyllis Stevenson Secretary - Title III Mr. Frederick R. Swan Assistant Professor - Political Science Mrs. Louise Tahal Assistant Professor - Art Mrs. Victoria B. Thomas Secretary - President ' s Office Mr. William D. Turner Assistant Professor - French Dr. J. Roy Valencourt Professor - Biblical Studies Mrs. Inah White Secretary - Development Dr. Sterling Whitener Chairperson - Social Welfare Whitworth FACULTY STAFF STUDENT OF THE YEAR Last year the LIV1NGSTONIAN Yearbook Staff initiated the STUDENT OF THE YEAR award as one of its contributions in the celebration of our Centennial year. Since the award was such a success, we decided to continue it for years to come. The purpose of the award is to honor one male and one female of the senior class who has through the years shown great qualities of a true Livingstonian. The STUDENT OF THE YEAR award has no academic requirements and in no way is it a popularity contest, but instead a token of appreciation to the student for exemplifying attributes of warmth, sincerity and congeniality. FAITH ELIZABETH SPEAKS A senior English Liberal Arts major from Roosevelt, New York, Faith Elizabeth Speaks is one of the recipients of this year ' s STUDENT OF THE YEAR award. During her college career, Miss Speaks has been a member of the Prayer Meeting Choir in which she was the 79- ' 80 queen, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., in which she serves as historian, Pre-Alumni Council vice-president, Julia B. Duncan Players, president of Burn ' s Literary Society, reigning 1980 Miss United Negro College Fund, first runner-up to Miss Livingstone College 1980-81 and is an avid supporter of the Student Government Association. After graduation, she plans to go to graduate school and work in the field of technical journalism. VERNON LEON CLARK A senior Music Education major from Portsmouth, Virginia, Vernon Leon Clark is one of the recipients of this year ' s STUDENT OF THE YEAR award. During his college career, Mr. Clark has been involved in many activities such as Editor of the Bears Tale, President of Music Educators National Conference, President of Concert Choir, Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society, and a Peer Counselor. Vernon enjoys tennis, bowling, piano and reading. His plans after graduation are to attend graduate school and one day open his own music school. 56 SPRINGTIME FASHIONS 57 59 BIOLOGY 65 Jeffery L. Bell Pamela L. Ceorrell Dawn E. Correll Barbara A. Credle Chicago, IL (JR) Salisbury, NC (FR) Salisbury, NC (JR) Aurora, NC (JR) Wanda Grayson Brooklyn, NY (FR) Sarah D. Harrington Lilesville, NC (FR) Harlan D. Haynie Greensboro, NC (FR) Kim Heffney Staley, NC (JR) Romonda L Howard Roseboro, NC (SO) Lisa R. Jones Eatontown, NJ (FR) Willie Lovett Princeton, NJ (FR) Clyde D. Manigo Columbia, SC (FR) Angela L Manuel Cray, GA (FR) V Robert E. Martin Chicago, IL (SO) Jacqueline C. McLaughlin Raeford, NC (SO) Jacquelyn K. Mattocks Hubert, NC (JR) t Mr s f Michele A. Melton Wadesboro, NC (FR) i Cynthia D. Mayle Canton, OH (SO) Veronica Melvin Roseboro, NC (FR) Kevin T. Mewborn Willingboro, NJ (SO) Johnnie M. Mitchell Plymouth, NC (SO) Shedrick Moore, Jr. Plymouth, NC (SO) Linda K. Morrison Charlotte, NC (SO) 71 Kenneth A. Mott Statesville, NC (SO) Phillip A. Patton Winston-Salem, NC (FR) Carol Z. Moultrie Columbia, SC (FR) i f Brenda K. Myers Columbia, SC (FR) Cynthia D. Peoples Lexington, NC (FR) James E. Perkins Morganton, NC (SO) m it k 1 7 Teresa M. Pinder Hollywood, FL (JR) Barnette M. Ray Charlotte, NC (SO) Delano Richardson Charleston, SC (FR) i Charlene Nelson Lellington, NC (FR) Benjamin Pinckney, Jr. Charleston, SC (FR) - iS Darryl L. Robinson Columbia, SC (FR) Leeper L. Tivia Charlotte, NC (FR) Maurice ). Tobin Trenton, NJ (FR) Cynthia L. Walker Chicago, IL (SO) Morris Wiggins, Jr. Salisbury, NC (FR) EDUCA TION Mamie S. Allison Greensboro, NC (SO) Rena V. Black Charlotte, NC (FR) Wanda L. Butts Norfolk, VA (SO) II Leslie D. Carr Hempstead, NY (FR) Vernon K. Davis Badin, NC (JR) Voncilla Ellis Kingsport, TN (SO) Sieasa B. Hampton Hickory, NC (SO) Gladys R. Hannah Salisbury, NC (FR) Opheila D. Hunt East Orange, N) (FR) Tina R. Johnson Henderson, NC (JR) Glasco R. Mitchell Winston-Salem, NC (JR) Lera D. Smith East Spencer, NC (FR) Vickie L Thomas Roxboro, NC (SO) Tim White Albemarle, NC (SO) Rosalind T. Williams Pleasantville, NJ (SO) PR EENG INEER IN ft Antonio R. Biggs Roper, NC (JR) Dana W. Brown Landis, NC (FR) S Hi JL Arthaniel E. Harris, Jr. Kinston, NC (JR) t Robert W. Hawthorne Philadelphia, PA (SO) mm Joseph C. Henry, Jr. Detroit, Ml (FR) Clifton Huff Wilmington, NC (FR) Millicent Jackson Charlotte, NC (FR) Monty M. Johnson Charlotte, NC (FR) Troy K. Johnson Morganton, NC (FR) James M. Williams Newark, NJ (FR) 82 84 Dwight G. Harper Bayboro, NC (JR) Sharlyn L. Norman Bridgeton, NJ (SO) J t ■ Anthony Stephens Philadelphia, PA (FR) t Alexander Hughes Philadelphia, PA (SO) Bernard Phelps Orangeburg, SC (FR) Adrienne Warrick Englewood, NJ (FR) Dannie E. James Plymouth, NC (JR) Moses Russ Quincy, FL (FR) Claude A. Mayse Forest City, NC (JR) Fred Shuford Newton, NC (JR) Joseph W. White Southport, NC (SO) Kenneth W. White Southport, NC (FR) 87 Michael R. Lacey Nelson L. Lynn Ella M. Norman Chattanooga, TN (FR) Philadelphia, PA (FR) Charlotte, NC (SO) 90 92 Derek ). Adams Detroit, Ml (FR) Victor Hayes Chicago, IL (FR) V: 1 Marvin Bolden Detroit, Ml (FR) Jacob Horace Smithfield, VA (FR) Ricky L. Collins Charleston, SC (JR) Eric L. Jones Salisbury, NC (FR) Mark S. Coulter Chicago, IL (SO) Eugene Kinion Rockingham, NC (SO) Gerard Matthews Chicago, IL (|R) Wynetta P. Murray Charlotte, NC (FR) SOCIAL WORK 5 ' Robin Kiser East Spencer, NC (FR) Tommy J. Reddix Albany, NY (]R) Juanita Lewis Charlotte, NC (FR) Vera M. Parham Salisbury, NC (JR) Crystal D. Rogers Winston-Salem, NC (SO) Vicki M. Rudisell Salisbury, NC (FR) Patricia Patterson Washington, DC (FR) Renee L. Shelf Winston-Salem, NC (SO) Mary E. Sherrill Cornelius, NC (FR) Janice L. Snuggs Norwood, NC (FR) Kenneth E. Udeh High Point, NC (FR) Dwayne Walker Chicago, IL (FR) gBSBBBS WHO ' S WHO AMONG STUDENTS HEROLIN HEADEN AIKEN A senior from Jamacia, West Indies, is an English major. He is a member of the Pre-Theological Union, Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, and vice-president of the Burn ' s Literary Society. His future plans after graduation from Livingstone are to attend a seminary to pursue the Christian ministry. His hobbies include singing, debating and volleyball. A native of Waxhaw, North Carolina, HAROLD LOUIS BARRETT, is a junior Biology major. The son of Mr. Mrs. L. T. Barrett, Harold enjoys singing, helping others, crafts and religious activities. Harold is currently a member of the Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc., the Biology Club, Junior Class Chaplin, Pan-Hellenic Council and Varick Christian Endeavor. A Dean ' s List Student, Mr. Barrett plans to attend medical school and become a practicioner. A native of Roper, North Carolina, Antonio is a junior majoring in Engineer- ing. A Dean ' s List Student, Antonio was a semi-finalist in the Engineering Scholar- ship program for minorities in Communi- ty Colleges and Dual Degree Program. From Mt. Pleasant, North Carolina, KAREN CAGLER is a senior majoring in History. Here at Livingstone she holds membership in the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society and the Livingstone Girl ' s Softball team. Her hobbies include various sports. After graduation, Karen plans to become a social studies teacher. KAREN CAGLER 106 IN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES VERNON LEON CLARK A native of Portsmouth, Virginia, Vernon is a senior Music Education major. A Dean ' s List Student, he is the son of Mr. Mrs. Leroy Clark, Sr. He enjoys tennis, bowling, piano and reading. Active in many college activities, he holds membership in Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, M.E.N.C., is a Peer Counselor, editor of the Bear ' s Tale and president of the Concert Choir. His goals in life consist of attending graduate school and to open his own music school. A senior from Crouse, North Car- olina, TERRY LEE CLINE is an Intermediate Education major. A Leo, Terry is a Dean ' s List Student. He is a member of the Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. He is the son of Mr. Mrs. Thomas Cline. A native of Kinston, North Carolina, Artie is a junior majoring in Engineering. The son of Rev. Mrs. Arthaniel Harris, Sr., Artie holds membership in the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., the Beta Chi Scientific Honor Society, the Livingstone Marching and Concert Bands and Junior Class President. Arthaniel was a semi- finalist in the Engineering Scholarship program for minorities in Community Colleges. From Detroit, Michigan, LANCE DOUGLAS JAMES is a senior majoring in Political Science. Lane is vice-president of the Senior Class and History Political Science Club, a football letterman and the Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society. The son of Mr. Mrs. L. D. Joeanna James, Lance ' s hobbies include various sports, chess, fishing and bowling. His goal in life is to become a financially successful lawyer and to be happy with the person he ' s become. ARTHANIEL HARRIS, JR LANCE DOUGLAS JAMES 107 JACQUELINE RENEE KENDALL JEFFREY MOORE PAMELA DELORES MOORE STEWART CRAIG MOORE JACQUELINE RENEE KENDALL, a native of Portsmouth, Virginia is a senior Physical Education major. She is a member of the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., the Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society and a majorette of the Livingstone College Marching Band. Jackie holds the title of MISS LIVING- STONE COLLEGE for the academic year of 1980-81. Miss Kendall ' s hobbies include dancing, running and hula- hooping. A Dean ' s List Student, Jackie plans to become a professional track coach. A native of Flint, Michigan, JEFFREY MOORE, is a senior majoring in Biology. A Dean ' s List Student, Jeffrey is a member of the Biology Club and Basileus of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. Jeffrey plans to attend medical school after graduating from Livingstone. PAMELA DELORES MOORE, from Flint, Michigan is a junior Biology major. A Dean ' s List Student, Pam is the Basileus of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Active in many college activities, she is a member of the Julia B. Duncan Players and Beta Kappa Chi Honor Society and the Biology Club. Her hobbies include singing, dancing, sew ing and meeting people. She plans to attend Meharry Medical College and become a physician. A native of Flint, Michigan, STEWART CRAIG MOORE is a senior Political Science major. An Aquarian, he is a Dean ' s List Student. Stewart is a member of the Political Science Club and president of the Media Club. His hobby is jazz music. His goal in life is to help people. 108 TOMMY REDDIX ALAN NORMAN RICHMOND TOMMY REDDIX Junior Albany, New York ALAN NORMAN RICHMOND, is a senior Social Welfare major from Char- lotte, North Carolina. The son of Rev. Mrs. Robert H. Richmond, Jr., Alan ' s extra curricular activities consist of RED CROSS, BEAR ' S TALE, Varick Christian Endeavor, president of S.W.A.G. and Peer Counselors, Senior Class officer and a member of the Pre-Theological Union. His hobbies include religious activities, singing and helping others. After gradua- tion from Livingstone, Alan plans to attend Ohio State University to obtain his masters in Social Work. VICKIE RICE 109 CYNTHIA I. TAYLOR ALMEADER THERESA ANN SMYRE From Salisbury, North Carolina, ALMEADER THERESA ANN SMYRE is a senior Intermediate Education major. A Leo, she is the daughter of Mr. Mrs. Robert L. Smyre. A Dean ' s List Student, Almeader is a member of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., SNEA and a soprano in the Concert Choir. CYNTHIA I. TAYLOR, a native of Clinton, South Carolina is a junior Sociology major. A Scorpion, she is the daughter of Mr. Mrs. William Taylor. A Dean ' s List Student, Cynthia serves as National Pre-Alumni Secretary of the United Negro College Fund and a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. A native of Kansas City, Missouri, LELAR WILLIAMS is a senior majoring in Accounting. Lelar is Basileus of the Sigma Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. A Dean ' s List Student, she holds membership in the Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society and Lelar is a color guard in the Livingstone College Marching Band. RECIPIENTS NOT PICTURED: LELAR WILLIAMS MR. FLOYD BAKER MR. PETER MOORE MR. MR. STEVEN LEWIS JOSEPH ROBINSON 110 5 E N I O R 5 Sharon B. Avant Greensboro, NC Secretarial Science Shurena Ballentine Physical Education Chapel Hill, NC Andrea J. Barber Rock Hill, SC Early Childhood Martha L. Blackmon Cleveland, NC Early Childhood Debra M. Blakeney Washington, DC Business Administration ludy E. Boler Winston-Salem, NC Business Administration Wanda Anderson Mattapan, MA Early Childhood Floyd W. Beard, Jr. Detroit, Ml Accounting Debbie D. Bowen Chicago, IL History 113 Anthony Bradley Charleston, SC Business Administration 9 Rosalind D. Brannon Charlotte, NC Social Welfare Andrea Brown Washington, DC Biology Ruby Beaty Salisbury, NC English Glenn M. Bullock Richmond, VA Physical Education Otis Byrd Garner, NC Political Science Karen Cagler Mt. Pleasant, NC Social Studies Vernon L. Clark Portsmouth, VA Music Terry L. Cline Crouse, NC Intermediate Education Carolyn D. Coffey Monroe, NC Accounting Eleanor L Colbert Salisbury, NC Business Administration Bernard Collins Jacksonville, FL Physical Education Carol S. Cook Salisbury, NC Office Administration IS W 1 Sharon Cyrus Rochester, NY Intermediate Education Lethia R. Davis Badin, NC Social Welfare Yolanda A. Davis Brooklyn, NY Accounting Evelyn D. Donaldson Davidson, NC Political Science Zachary Franklin New Orleans, LA Business Administration Gloria G. Gaddis Chicago, IL Chemistry Annie M. Gaither Salisbury, NC Early Childhood Anita L. Gambrell Troy, NY Music Therapy Diane A. Gaskins Camden, SC Early Childhood Michael B. Goodwin Detroit, Ml Social Welfare Derrick Grant Chicago, IL Chemistry 115 Glenn G. Grayson Brooklyn, NY Business Administration Alan Hackney Cleveland, OH English Alfredo C. Hamilton Lexington, NC Accounting Yasmin D. Harris Mt. Vernon, NY Business Education 117 Social Welfare History Benjamin O. Moore, Jr. Queens, NY Physical Education Stewart C. Moore Flint, Ml Political Science John A. Peterson Kannapolis, NC Physical Education Stephen G. Philpot Detroit, MI Social Welfare Marsha D. Pruitt Salisbury, NC Physical Education Jacquelyn Reed Mcintosh, AL Music Therapy Roosevelt Rice Sadie Rice Rhonda Rivens Caroline E. Robinson Duncan, SC Salisbury, NC Riviera Beach, FL New Rochelle, NY Physical Education Physical Education Early Childhood Sociology Charlotte, NC Washington, DC Business Administration Intermediate Education Sheryl E. Sullivan Lexington, NC Business Administration Deborah J. Tyson Claremont, NC Early Childhood 125 127 LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE SSSSSSSSSSS, FIGHTING BEARS 1 ' Gtf LIVINCSTONE FOOTBALL SQUAD Front row, left to right: Captions Alton Baker, James Sanders, Sammy Harris, Oliver Wheeler and Michael Peake. Second row: Danny James, Josh Bryant, Anthony Powell, Sylvester Moore, Tommy Reddix, Floyd Beard, Curtis Williams, Jimmy Holly, Donovan Morris, Darren Henderson ' William Garner, Roosevelt Rice, Wallace Hendrix and Alan Parker. Third row: Langston Brown, Michael Toppins, Alex Poole, William Faison ' Vincent Gore, Eric Williams, George Washington, James Davis, Derek Holloway, Thomas Midgette, Julius Fulmore, Anthony Coley, Kemlin Meyers and Louis Turner. Fourth row: Mike Newman, Phillip Reddick, Eric Fladyer, Keith Johnson, Rufus Peterkin, Reginald Hunter, Angelo Weaver William Bowser, George Wofford, Felix Girty, Terry Whittaker and Marvis Farmer. Fifth row: Jimmy Willingham, Gregory Jackson, Moses Russi Ira Peay, Hirman Atwater, Steve Skinner, Steve Stevens, Anthony Brown, John Porter, Shedrick Moore, Bernard Phelps and James Caldwell! Sixth row: Joseph Barnes, James Artemus, Michael Lacey, Robert Means, Greg Stroman, Troy Johnson, William Wright, Reggie Singleton, Moses Davis and Randy Foxx. Seventh row: Darius Manigo, William Brown, Benjamin Pinkney, Charles Gordon, Willie Lovett, Roy Woods, Tony Harrison Warren Judge, Stan Jackson, Paul Frederick and Daryl Robinson. 136 MEN ' S BASKETBALL TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT FRONT ROW Robert Cray (10), Paul Hunter (14), Eugene Burnell (15), Robert Ford (4), Ralph Miller (20), James Robinson (31), Joe Camp (15), James Hart (12) LEFT TO RIGHT SECOND ROW Cedric Jeffers (24), Zachary Franklin (32), Calvin Brown (30), Adrian Wright (33), Terrell Moultrie (42), Jimmy Robinson (34), Leslie Booker (31), James Blake (22), Chris Ellison (50), Benny Kendle (51) 139 WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL TEAM WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL L - R, Kneeling - Sharlyn Norman, Lisa Hanning, Susan Collier, Debra Jenkins. L - R, Standing - Coach David Corley, Katrina Bradley, Cynth Cuyler, Diane Certain, Shirley Dingle, Sharon Smoot, Florence Crank, Karen Pratt 142 WRESTLING TEAM 145 149 THE AMEN CORNER CAST Margaret Alexander (Pastor) - Sheila Barham Odessa (Marg. ' s Sister) - Deborah Webb David (Marg. ' s Son) - Willie Davis, Jr. Luke (Marg. ' s Husband) - Mike McLean Sister Moore - Carla Jones Sister Boxer - Beverly Dumas Brother Boxer - Raymon Hunt Ida Jackson - Jill Sharper Sister Sally - Adrienne Warrick Sister Rice - Anne Little Bro. Douglass - George Lewis, Jr. Bro. Washington - Wilbert DeShields Gale Rice - Tammy Bowden Linda Douglass - Shannon Bowden Other Church Members - Tina Johnson Carolene Gardin Crew: Director - Ifetaye Chikwe-Butler Assistant Director - Dirk Clark Set - Bill Williams, Edmond Holmes Lighting Sound - Al Hackney, Randy Matthews Props - Ron Grayson Costume Makeup - Anne Little 150 DR. WALTER L YATES, DEAN OF HOOD THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY Vital Statistics: PARENTS: Julius and Edna Yates PLACE OF BIRTH: Pine Buff, Arkansas DATES: December 12, 1912 - February 29, 1981 TENURE AS DEAN: Eight years 1QM ? n y iSh , W u e J JuC ? ted in tHe Publk Schools of Arkansas ; Shorter College and junior College W«h- , 19 n 40 r r «P ect ' ve y; , P ' ' a nder Smith College, Little Rock, Arkansas 1942, B.A ; Howard University HarSn 7 ' ' m°° ° f , Re J igi ° n CradUate Sch0 ° ' ' B -°- in 1945 and M A - in 1947; S.T.M. and Ph.D degrees ' Hartford Seminary, Hartford, Connecticut. uegiees, Missions and ThT ° ' ,he A American Association of Church History, the American Association of Professors and min aer and nUored Ass ° c ' a ' ° n ° f University Professors. He was professionally affiliated as an ordained minister and pastored several churches of the A.M.E. Zion Church; conducted institutes and lectured on Black toSX ™ V 3 f T ber ° ' SeminaHeS th-gh easT- publico ( hTj t I c a . Black heology; c °ord.nat,on of the UNCF Fund at Livingstone College. Served as Dean fourteen years Ye3rS PaSt ° red 3t Mt ° ' iVet A -M.E. Zion Church, Greensboro for Honors received are: Wesley Scholarship Award, Hartford Seminary Foundation; Fellowship from the Lilly Foundation; listed m Outstanding Educators of America 1970 ; Educators of the Year Livingstone CoHege- First In Religious Education Bureau of Evangelism of the A.M.E. Zion Church; Unselfish Servic of Youth of he Greensboro District of the WCNC of the A.M.E. Zion Church - 1973 ; elected delegate ofX World MethoSst Conference on Evange hsm ,n Jerusalem of the A.M.E. Zion Church; and three (3) times elected a dX f to the General Conference of the A.M.E. Zion Church. ueiegate to tne 153 MRS. IDA HAUSER DUNCAN Vital Statistics: PARENTS: Sanford Henry and Mary Anna Hauser PLACE OF BIRTH: Yadkin County, N. C. DATES: October 1, 1904 - November 28, 1980 The wife of Samuel Edward Duncan III, educator, administrator, civic leader and subsequently President of Livingstone College; Mrs. Ida Hauser Duncan was educated at Swift Memorial Institute of Rogersville, Tennessee, received her Master ' s degree in sociology from Atlanta University of Atlanta, Georgia, and continued studies at the North Carolina State Universities at Durham and Greensboro; and the University of Southern California. As a member of Soldiers Memorial A.M.E. Zion Church, she made valuable contributions as Sunday School teacher, Superintendent of the Buds of Promise, Superviser of the Young Women ' s Missionary Society, and organist. She also edited the A.M.E. Zion Church School Literature for the Primary Department, and later served as treasurer of Stewardess Board 2-B. In addition, Mrs. Duncan became involved in a number of city and state organizations- participating freq uently in administrative positions. Among these she became President of the North Carolina Teachers Association, Trustee of North Carolina Central University, Co-Chairman of the Salisbury Heart Fund, first vice-president and program development chairman of the Salisbury Chapter of the American Association of University Women, Charter Member and Epistol eus of Alpha Alpha Zeta Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., State Delegate to President Eisenhower ' s White House Conference on education. In 1968, Mrs. Duncan was bereaved by the loss of her husband. As President of Livingstone College Poets and Dreamers Garden Association, she worked assidously to bring beauty to the campus. During her following sunset years, she was successfully active in over twenty organizations making outstanding contributions as a member of the Salisbury City Board of Education, Vice-President of the Negro Business and Professional Women ' s Club, Vice-Chairman of the Salisbury Chapter of the National Council of Christians and Jews, Associate Trustee of Soldiers Memorial Church, Chairman of the Ecumenical. Celebrations of Salisbury Church Women United, and as a member of the Rowan Cooperative Christian Ministry. She worked well as a member of various social and civic groups. Many honors were bestowed upon Mrs. Ida Hauser Duncan and rightfully so, for she dedicated her life to the proposition that somehow, in some way all people should enjoy the bliss of growth, the power of noble action and the splendor of a life beautiful. THE ATLANTA SLAYINGS In memory of the slain youths of Atlanta, Georgia, the Livingstone College family would like to take this opportunity to pay tribute to the lives of twenty-five or more happy and carefree children whose lives have been mysteriously taken from earth ' s existence. Our prayers are with the families of these young people in hopes that your grieving hearts will be reli eved and justice will soon avail. Much appreciation goes to the fine young men of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. who took upon themselves to initiate a program and a march through the streets of Salisbury promoting togetherness and BLACK pride!!! LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE Builder of Men and Women Since 1879 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO REV. DWAYNE R. HOWARD WHO IS A MEMBER OF AN ORGANIZATION WHOSE ENDEAVOR IS TO STRENGTHEN FAMILY TIES AND TO ENCOURAGE THE YOUTH TO REACH HIS HEIGHT IN EDUCATION. THE HARDY ROOTS ASSOCIATION DEDICATE THE MEMORIES TO THE FATHER OF OUR ORGANIZATION: ZACK HARDY, SR. ORGANIZED - AUGUST 1977 PRESIDENT: STEVEN MEWBORN PAST PRESIDENT: LEROY SMITH BUS. 464-6961 Home 464-6890 Free Estimates Home Service LEROY SMITH HOME DECORATORS Slip Covers Plastics - Drapes Reupholstering 100-58 - 203rd Street Hollis, N.Y. 11423 BEGOTTEN SON REV. DWAYNE R. HOWARD YOU HAVE MADE US VERY PROUD OF YOU. CLIMB UNTIL YOUR DREAM BECOMES A REALITY. MAY GOD CONTINUE TO BLESS AND KEEP YOU AND ALWAYS MAKE THIS YOUR MOTTO: TO GIVE TO THE WORLD THE BEST THAT YOU HAVE AND THE BEST WILL COME BACK TO YOU. LOVE YAH DADDY AND MOTHER TstlCPenney i Now, two great ways to charge! IR SS O JCPenney VISA ' 306 South Main St. Salisbury, North Carolina Open Monday thru Thursday 9:30 a.m. til 5:30 p.m. Friday 9:30 a.m. til 8:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday 9:30 a.m. til 5:30 p.m. Store Phone 636-1531 Catalog Phone 636-8161 FRANKIE ' S CHICKEN SHACK Phone 636-1397 1800 Old Wilkesboro Road Salisbury, N.C. 28144 town Furniture □ 136 Oak Avo., Konnopolls, N. C. 29041 □ Cum W. Innei Fulton, Salisbury, N. C. 28144 □ 447 Church St. N, Concord, N. C. 24429 nana 523 S. Main Street 200 Statesville Blvd. I 161 YEARBOOK STAFF IN CARTOON Robert Dumas - Photographer Jerry Asbury - Photographer Ray Tyson - Photographer George Thomas - Faculty Staff Editor Cassandra Wade - Proofreader Paula Ward - Staff Member NOT PICTURED: Lois Caskins - Special Events Editor Denise Brown - Ho mecoming Editor Reginald Bradshaw - Proofreader Message from Editor-in-Chief, ROSALIND O. MITCHELL Once again we have come to a close of another school year and this year was particularly rewarding for me. Rewarding due to the fact that I had accepted an immensed responsibility of producing a post - Centennial edition of the UVINGSTONIAN. As you looked through this volume I hope that you obtained some form of satisfaction. In any publication there are deadlines and we stretched them quite a bit, but in trying to get as much in as possible we had to omit certain sections. We pray that you not criticize us for what is omitted; but commend us on what was included. Many thanks go to my staff on the support given to me this year although I constantly stayed on them about one thing or another. I would like to especially commend Robert Dumas and Jerry Asbury for their photography contributions and for being there whenever I called upon them; Ray Tyson for the beautiful artwork in the class section; Glenn Grayson for his photography contributions and moral support in between his rigid work schedule; Cassandra Chuckie Wade, Denise Brown, Reginald Bradshaw and Lois Gaskins who never refused to lend a helping hand. Special thanks to Anita Gambrell who just gave of her time to help out whenever I called upon her and even when I did not and my heart goes out to Mr. Wilbert Sadler; our advisor, who never thought twice about the personal sacrifices he made in order to benefit the staff and who was a loyal and trusted friend. To the graduating class I wish you all the success in the world and I encourage the rising seniors to strive on toward their goals. In closing I bid you all farewell and pray that my predecessors will have as much joy and success in producing a good book. Livingstonianly yours, 166 CO-EDITOR ' S NOTE Congratulations and best wishes to the class of ' 81. The Yearbook Staff has worked overtime, between time, and above and beyond the call of duty to produce a yearbook that captured and highlighted all the memorable happenings during your college career. Our theme is A Second Time Aroun and I sincerely hope that you will cherish your yearbook for a lifetime. My position as co-editor of the LIVINCSTONIAN has led to many rewarding experiences that have contributed to my growth as a member of the Livingstone College family. There were times when we were very pleased and even astonished at the work accomplished as a result of burning the midnight oil. Then again, there were times when we thought we had run completely out of seeds for thought. Through these times I learned to be tolerant, patient, aggressive and assertive. Now I can say, with great relief, we made it! To all of you who gave unselfishly of yourself, ideas, time and talents, I sincerely thank you. This experience has enhanced my sense of responsibilities and given me the opportunity to grow spiritually and socially. Livingstonianly yours, Co-Editor of ' 81 LIVINCSTONIAN 167 ADVISOR ' S NOTE - DR. WILBERT L SADLER Dear Yearbook Staff, Thank you for permitting me to work with you. The minutes, hours, days and months that we labored on arduous challenges were all worthwhile. The challenges were not for naught for now you can be proud of the product you have produced. y I appreciate your ebullient spirits that kept us toiling when we were ready to give up. You have been a delight to work with even when I was distressed because you were not punctual and missed deadlines CjOOd lirk tn parh nnp rti vr n sni-l m i ur„-.. Good luck to each one of you and may God bless you. Sincerely, Mr. Sadler 168 AMOS, ALVIN E. P. O. Box 5182 Greensboro, NC 27403 Asst. Music Professor Undergraduate - Xavier Univ. Graduate - Colorado State Univ. UNC-G Degree: BA, MA, Ph. D Candidate BAKER, PAUL L. (DR.) Rt. 13, Box 196 Salisbury, NC 28144 Asst. Professor of Mathema- tics Undergraduate - UNC-CH Graduate - UNC-CH, UNIV. of Deleware and Hood Theological Seminary Degree: BS, MA, Ph. D, M. Div. BAKER, ROCHELLE LOR- RAINE 427 N. Yadkin Ave., Apt. 402 Spencer, NC 28159 Invoice Auditor Undergraduate - Livingstone College Degree: BS BEATY, CAROLYN BLAIR (MRS.) Rt. 8, Box 258 Salisbury, NC 28144 Residence Hall Supervisor (Dancy) BLUE, FANNA ARLENE 919 W. Marsh Street Salisbury, NC 28144 Asst. Professor Education Psychology Undergraduate - Fayetteville State Univ. Graduate - NC A T State Univ. Degree: BA, MA BOLICK, EDITH M. (DR.) Rt. 7, Box 368-39 Salisbury, NC 28144 Asst. Professor of Sociology Undergraduate - Catawba College Graduate - UNC-CH Degree: BA, MA, Ph. D BOYD, K. WILHELMINA (MRS.) 519 W. Council Street Salisbury, NC 28144 Asst. Professor of English Chairman of Department Undergraduate - Bennett College Graduate - NCCU Degree: BA, MA BRYANT, WILLA COWARD (DR.) 302 Pilot Street Durham, NC 27707 Chairman of Education Psy- chology Undergraduate - NCCU Graduate - Temple Univ, Duke Univ. Degree: BA, MA, Ph. D CHAMBERS, E. LEON 21 W. Arlington Street Salisbury, NC 28144 Security Officer CHAMBERS, WILL E. 124 Lloyd Street Salisbury, NC 28144 Asst. Professor Religion Philosophy Undergraduate - Paine Col- lege Graduate - Phillips School of Theology, Boston Univ. School of Theology Degree: BA, BD, STM CHERRY, WILSON REED 705 Reeds Lane Salisbury, NC 28144 Director of Public Relations Undergraduate - Catawba College CHO, PILL JAY 1615 Statesville Blvd. FACULTY Salisbury, NC 28144 C 5 Assoc. Professor Social Wei- i fare Undergraduate - Pusan Na- tional Univ. ™T1 Graduate - Univ. of Texas, n UNC-CH Degree: BS, MS, Ph. D — candidate COLBERT, DEBORAH A. 112-G Clancy Hill Apts. Salisbury, NC 28144 Records Clerk Undergraduate - WSSU Degree: BA COLSON, DOROTHY K. (MRS.) 506 S. Shaver Street Salisbury, NC 28144 Asst. Director of Develop- ment; Director of UNCF Undergraduate - Livingstone College Degree: BS COOPER, WILLIAM E. 214 W. Liberty St., Apt. 3 Salisbury, NC 28144 Acquisition Librarian Undergraduate - Ohio State Univ. Graduate - Queens College, Univ. of Portland Degree: MLS, MA DAVIS, ERNEST S. 1403 W. Horah Street Salisbury, NC 28144 Director of Physical Plant Undergraduate - Livingstone College Degree: BA DESAI, INDRA P. O. Box 15 Salisbury, NC 28144 Chief Accountant Undergraduate - India Graduate - Atlanta Univ. Degree: BS, MBA 73 m n O 73 - 169 STAFF DIRECTORY GRIFFIN, ELSIE C. (MRS.) 1011 Bryce Avenue Salisbury, NC 28144 Secretary Receptionist Busi- ness Office Undergraduate - Washington Business Institute HALFOND, IRWIN (DR.) 1107 Emerald Street Salisbury, NC 28144 Asst. Professor and Chairman of History Political Science Undergraduate - NYU Graduate - Temple Univ. Degree: BA, MA, Ph. D HARDAWAY, EARL 420 N. Shaver Str eet Salisbury, NC 28144 Security Officer HARGETT, ELLA MAE 919 W. Marsh Street, Apt. 2 Salisbury, NC 28144 Public Service Librarian Undergraduate - Livingstone College Graduate - Appalachian State Univ. Degree: BA, MA HARRIS, MITCHELL JEROME 2802 W. Innes Street, Apt. 6 Salisbury, NC 28144 Instructor - Social Studies Undergraduate - Miss. Ind. Graduate - Fisk Univ., Tem- ple Univ. Degree: BA, MA, Ph. D Candidate HEIDT, DONALD P. 1626 W. Colonial Drive Salisbury, NC 28144 Catalog Librarian Instructor Undergraduate - Catholic Univ. Graduate - Univ. of Georgia Degree: BS, M. Ed. HOLLOWAY, LULA NOR- MAN (MRS.) 1114 Crestview Drive Salisbury, NC 28144 Admissions Officer Undergraduate - Livingstone College Degree: BS JOHNSON, AVIS 427 S. West Street, Apt. 1 Salisbury, NC 28144 Assoc. Professor of English Undergraduate - Paine Col- lege Graduate - Univ. of Michigan Degree: BA, MA JOHNSON, ELMER L. ( DR.) 918 W. Monroe Street Salisbury, NC 28144 Assoc. Professor Educa- tion Psychology Undergraduate - Oklahoma State Univ. Graduate - Univ. of Wiscon- sin Degree: BA, MA, Ph. D JONES, RAYMOND L. (MRS.) 1106 W. Horah Street Salisbury, NC 28144 Director of Alumni Affairs and Community Relations Undergraduate - Livingstone College Graduate - NCCU, A T State Univ. Degree: BA, MA KELSEY, FANNYE WELBORNE 816 W. Horah Street Salisbury, NC 28144 Asst. Professor of Education Undergraduate - Livingstone College Graduate - NCCU Degree: BA, M. Ed. KING, NATHAN Rt. 1, Box 98 Woodleaf, NC Security Officer LAKIN, MATTIE T. (MRS.) 212 S. Lloyd Street Salisbury, NC 28144 Assoc. Professor of English Undergraduate - NCCU Graduate - NCCU Degree: BA, MA LEE, QUEEN E. 231 D Avenue, Apt. 63 Salisbury, NC 28144 Loan Officer Undergraduate - Shaw Univ. Degree: BA LOCKYER, ALLAN 429 S. Ellis Street Salisbury, NC 28144 Instructor - Geography Undergraduate - Southern State College Graduate - Western Ken- tucky Univ. Degree: BS, MA LOGAN, JACKIE 420 S. Caldwell Street Salisbury, NC 28144 Secretary-Education Psycholo Salisbury Business College McCOMBS, CORA ALLEN (MRS.) 416 S. Shaver Street Salisbury, NC 28144 Officer of the Registrar - Keeper of Records and Seal Undergraduate - A T State Univ. Degree: BS McCRARY, MILDRED CAR- OLYN (MRS.) 427 S. West Street, Apt. 3 Salisbury, NC 28144 Director of Mail Services Undergraduate - Livingstone College Degree: BA McNeill, Esther shaw (MRS.) 231 D Avenue, Apt. 50 Salisbury, NC 28144 Director, Career Counseling FACULTY and Placement Office Undergraduate - Livingstone College Graduate - New York Univ., NCCU, UNC-CH, Duke Univ. Degree: BA, MA, Ph. D candidate MILLER, ELIZA GLENN (MRS.) 1001 W. Fisher Street Salisbury, NC 28144 Assoc. Professor Undergraduate - WSSU Graduate - Univ. of Michigan Degree: BA, MA MINTER, PATRICIA G. 7 Post Oak Place Salisbury, NC 28144 Secretary LTA Undergraduate - A T State Univ. MITCHELL, WILLIAM B. 705 Torrence Street Salisbury, NC 28144 Chairman - Economics Undergraduate - NCCU Graduate - NCCU Degree: BS, MBA NELSON, CHARLES (DR.) 211 Mitchell Avenue Salisbury, NC 28144 Asst. Professor - English Undergraduate - Augusta College Graduate - Univ. of Wiscon- isn Degree: BA, MA, Ph. D NELSON, GRADY 610 Milford Hills Road Salisbury, NC 28144 Chairman - Math Undergraduate - Shaw Univ. Graduate - Tuskegee Insti- tute Degree: BS, MA NIBLOCK, M. LAWRENCE 716 Mack Street Salisbury, NC 28144 Assoc. Professor - Biology Undergraduate - Catawba College Graduate - Fisk Univ. Degree: BS, MS PONDER, FREDERICK DOUGLAS 1004 W. Fisher Street Salisbury, NC 28144 Physical Education Chairman Undergraduate - NCCU Graduate - Springfield Collge, Tenn. State Univ. Degree: BS, MS, CAS PRUITT, ANNIE L. (MRS.) 405 Ashbrook Road Salisbury, NC 28144 Financial Aid Director Undergraduate - Livingstone College Degree: BS RELEFORD, MICHELE BERNITA 325 Woodson, Apt. 53 Salisbury, NC 28144 Director-Learning Resource Center Undergraduate - Albany State College Graduate - Jackson State Univ. Degree: BA, MS Ed. ROBINSON, GERTRUDE H. (MRS.) P. O. Box 2051 Salisbury, NC 28144 Secretary - Physical Educa- tion Athletics Undergraduate - Winthrop College Degree: BS ROBINSON, JOE R. 504 Willow Road Salisbury, NC 28144 Director of Athletics Undergraduate - Maryland State College Graduate - Indiana Univ., Arizona State Univ. Degree: BS, MS ROBINSON, JOSEPH 1308 Brenner Avenue Salisbury, NC 28144 Security Office ROSS, NORMA D. (MRS.) P. O. Box 52 Granite Quarry, NC 28072 Secretary - Office of the Registrar Director of Ad- missions Salisbury Business College ROUNTREE, LOUISE M. 1301 W. Horah Street Salisbury NC 28144 Head Librarian Assoc. Prof. Undergraduate - Morris Col- lege Graduate - Atlanta Univ., Syracuse Univ. Degree: BLS, MSLS SADLER, CAROLYN (MRS.) 708 Pinehurst Street Salisbury, NC 28144 Curriculum Lab Education Dept. Undergraduate - Hunter Col- lege Degree: BA SADLER, WILBERT L. JR. 708 Pinehurst Street Salisbury, NC 28144 Director-Reading Program Undergraduate - Paine Col- lege Graduate - Morgan State Univ., Boston Univ. Degree: BS, MS, Ph. D. Candidate SETTLE, JOSEPH C. (DR.) 618 Milford Hills Road Salisbury, NC 28144 Director of Student Affairs Undergraduate - WSSU Graduate - NCCU, Duke Univ. H m n — I O 70 - 171 STAFF DIRECTORY u Degree: BA, MA, Ph. D SHANNON, LARRY R. (DR.) 809-1 S. Fulton Street Salisbury, NC 28144 Director-Planning Advan- cement Affairs Undergraduate - Florida A M Univ., Atlanta Univ., Iowa State Univ. Degree: BA, MA, Ph. D SHIPMAN, F. GEORGE (DR.) 630 W. Monroe Street Salisbury, NC 28144 President Undergraduate - Livingstone College Graduate - Boston Univ., George Peabody College Degree: BA, MA, Ph. D SIFFORD, VALIERE L. 703 Tanglewood Drive P. O. Box 89 East Spencer, NC 28039 Secretary-Planning and Ad- vancement Affairs SIMPSON, JAMES CECIL (DR.) 508 Milford Hills Road Salisbury, NC 28144 Director-Upward Bound Project Undergraduate - Virginia State College Graduate - Cornell Univ. Degree: BA, MA, Ph. D SLEDGE, GLORIA HORTON 3413 Java Drive Fayetteville, NC Instructor Coach Undergraduate - Fayetteville State Univ., Graduate - Univ. of Connec- ticut Degree: BS, MA SPAULDING, OLIVIA T. (DR.) 606 Milford Hills Road Salisbury, NC 28144 Academic Dean Undergraduate - Talladega College Graduate - Andover Newton, Hartford Seminary Founda- tion Degree: BA, MRE, EDRD STEELE, CATRELIA VINET Rt. 1, Box 432 Cleveland, NC 27013 Title III Coordinator Undergraduate - Barber Sco- tia College Graduate - Univ. of Illinois Degree: BS, MBA STOCKTON, TERRY WAYNE 920 Locke Street Salisbury, NC 28144 Security Officer SWAN, FREDERICK R. (DR.) Rt. 5, Box 970 Lexington, NC 27292 Asst. Professor-Political Science Undergraduate - Lawrence College Graduate - Univ. of Tennes- see Degree: BA, MA, Ph. D THOMAS, VICTORIA BROWN (MRS.) P. O. Box 1754 Salisbury, NC 28144 Administrative Assistant Sec. Undergraduate - NCCU Degree: BS TURNER, WILLIAM D. 1008 W. Bank Street Salisbury, NC 28144 Asst. of Professor-French Undergraduate - NCCU Degree: BA, MA WHITENER, STERLING H. (DR.) 357 Grove Street Salisbury, NC 28144 Chairman-Sociology Social Welfare Undergraduate - Catawba College Graduate - Yale Univ. Divini- ty School, Yale Univ., UNC Degree: BA, M. DIV., MA, STM, MSW WILLIAMS, LINDA M. Rt. 1, Box 111-C Kannapolis, NC 28081 Administrative Secretary - Student Affairs Undergraduate - NCCU Degree: BS YATES, VICTORIA P. 512 Milford Hills Road Salisbury, NC 28144 Assoc. Professor-Spanish Undergraduate - Oakwood College Graduate - Columbia Univ. Degree: BA, MA YATES, WALTER L. 512 Milford Hills Salisbury, NC 28144 Dean of Hood Theological Seminary Undergraduate - Philander Smith College Graduate - Howard Univ., Hartford Seminary, Boston Univ., Union Seminary Degree: BA, MA, STM, BD, Ph. D. 172 ADAMS, LEVI Westside Manor, Apt. 137 Salisbury, NC Social Welfare Aries Words of Wisdom: Don ' t put today off for tomorrow, because you are not promised tomorrow. AIKEN, HEROLIN HEADEN Portland, Jamaica, Wl English Libra Words of Wisdom: Only one ' s best is good enough. ALBERT, WILLIAM JAMES Rt. 5, Box 804 Prattville, AL 36067 Social Work Taurus Words of Wisdom: May the Lord bless all! ANDERSON, WANDA M. 108 Deering Rd., Apt. 2 Mattapan, MA 02126 Early Childhood Leo Words of Wisdom: Good things come to those who strive hard. AVANT, SHARON BERNICE 520 Spur Road Greensboro, NC 27406 Secretarial Science Gemini Words of Wisdom: Psalms 27:1 - The Lord is my light and my salvation, The Lord is the strength of my life of whom shall I be afraid. Always let the Lord be first in your life. HE ' S WORTHY! BALLENTINE, SHURENA FAYE 410 Shannon Drive Chapel Hill, NC 27514 Physical Education Scorpio BARBER, ANDREA JILL 205 Bowser Street Rock Hill, SC Early Childhood Scorpio BEARD, FLOYD WILSON JR 18676 Steel Detroit, Ml 48235 Accounting Leo BEATY, RUBY GREENARD 165 Hawkinstown Circle Salisbury, NC 28144 English Sagittarius Words of Wisdom: Today is the first day of the rest of your life. Use it well for you will never see it again. BLACKMON, MARTHA LUCILLE 113 South Brevard Street Cleveland, NC 27103 Early Childhood Leo BLAKENEY, DEBRA M. 204 16th Street, SE Washington, DC 20003 Business Administration Virgo Words of Wisdom: You will be what you are willed to be: if it ' s to be, then its up to me. BOLER, JUDY 1810 Kentucky Avenue Winston-Salem, NC 27101 Business Administration Taurus Words of Wisdom: Live your life as you would; not as anyone else would. BOWEN, DEBBIE De ' LANE Chicago, IL SENIOR History Gemini BRADLEY, ANTHONY 2 St. Margaret Street Charleston, SC 29403 Business Administration Scorpio BRANNON, ROSALIND DeVONDE 403 Benjamin Street Charlotte, NC 28203 Social Welfare Sagittarius Words of Wisdom: Life is filled with trials and tribula- tions; however you must overcome them. BROWN, ANDREA M. 4650 A Street, SE Washington, DC 20019 Biology Sagittarius Words of Wisdom: I ' ll find a way. BULLOCK, GLENN MORRIS 1604 North 28th Street Richmond, VA 23223 Physical Education Capricorn BYRD, OTIS G. 404 Purvis Street Garner, NC 27529 History Leo Words of Wisdom: Live each day to the fullest, help someone while you can because tomorrow isn ' t promised. CAGLER, KAREN DENISE 611 Reid Street Mt. Pleasant, NC 28124 Social Studies Aries DIRECTORY CLARK, VERNON LEON 0 300 Viking Street Portsmouth, VA 23701 — _ Music X Words of Wisdom: BE l i i ONE ' S SELF. CLINE, TERRY LEE Route 1 Crouse, NC Intermediate Education Leo COFFEY, CAROLYN DELPHINE 301 Green Street Monroe, NC 28110 Accounting Sagittarius Words of wisdom: Always keep both feet planted firmly to the floor, but remember to also reach for the stars. COLBERT, ELEANOR L. 429 Grace Street Salisbury, NC 28144 Business Administration Cancer Words of Wisdom: Study hard and don ' t take life so easily. COLLINS, BERNARD 709 North St. Jacksonville, FL 32209 Physical Education Leo COOK, CAROL STOUT 39-K Civic Park Apts. Salisbury, NC 28144 Office Administration Scorpio Words of Wisdom: Strive for success. CYRUS, SHARON 66 Post Hill Drive Rochester, NY 14623 Intermediate Education Taurus Words of Wisdom: If at first you don ' t succeed, try, try again! DAVIS, LETHIA RAE 305 Dewey Badin, NC 28009 Social Welfare Aries Words of Wisdom: Be your- self and nobody else. DAVIS, YOLANDA ANTOIN- ETTE 580 Gates Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11221 Accounting Scorpio Words of Wisdom: Strive for what you want in life and never settle for less. DAVIS, YOLANDA ANTOIN- ETTE 580 Gates Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11221 Accounting Scorpio Words of Wisdom: Strive for what you want in life and never settle for less. DONALDSON, EVELYN DEVONNA 208 Lakeside Avenue Davidson, NC 28036 Political Science Cancer FRANKLIN, ZACHARY 1805 Egania Street New Orleans, LA 70117 Business Administration Capricorn GADDIS, GLORIA GENE 2427 W. Congress Parkway Chicago, IL 60612 Chemistry Capricorn Words of Wisdom: In order to survive; I mean anywhere, you must first know yourself and to know yourself is to love yourself. GAITHER, ANNIE MARIE 1044 E. Lafayette Street Salisbury, NC 28144 Early Childhood Sagittarius GAMBRELL, ANITA LOUISE 508 8th Street Troy, NY 12180 Music Therapy Sagittarius Words of Wisdom: If you ever need a friend that sticks closer than any brother, I recommend JESUS because he ' s that kind of friend. GASKINS, DIANE ANN 1215 Belton Court Camden, SC 29020 Early Childhood Sagittarius Words of Wisdom: I wish in the years to come that Livingstone College will grow and become a known col- lege. GOODWIN, MICHAEL BRUCE 12057 Yosemite Street Detroit, Ml 48204 Social Welfare Libra Words of Wisdom: Live each day as though it ' s your last. GRANT, DERRICK CARY 10637 S. Wallace Chicago, IL 60628 Chemistry Cancer GRAYSON, GLENN GEE 1167 E. 51st Street Brooklyn, NY 11234 Business Administration Gemini Words of Wisdom: Put God first in your life and everyth- ing will be alright. HACKNEY, ALAN 2939 E. 130 Cleveland, OH 44120 English Taurus Words of Wisdom: Strive to be happy. HAMILTON, ALFREDO CORTEZ 812 Fairview Drive, Apt. 200-C Lexington, NC 27292 Accounting HARP, MARK STEVEN 60 Washington Terrace Bridgeport, CT Political Science Libra Words of Wisdom: I leave these words of wisdom to James Lucas. Don ' t step before looking! HARRIS, YASMIN DENISE 127 W. 4th Street Mt. Vernon, NY 10550 Business Education Capricorn HASTY, MARCIA JERVETTE 53-H Vinegar Hill Drive Greensboro, NC 27401 Business Administration Cancer HOLMES, EDMOND R. 8930 S. Halsted Chicago, IL 60620 English Capricorn Words of Wisdom: Life is worthless without a struggle, oppression is worse than the grave, better to die for a noble cause, than live forever as a slave! HORNE, ROBERTO HILDA P. O. Box 598 Troy, NC 27371 Early Childhood Aquarius Words of Wisdom: Reach for the stars, the sky is the limit. HOWARD, DWAYNE ROBERT 2050 21 Drive Brooklyn, NY 11216 History JACKSON, CRAIG N. 330 S. Maplewood Chicago, IL 60612 History Pisces Words of Wisdom: Live your life, if not whose life did you live? JACKSON, MARILYN ANN 403 East Bank Street Salisbury, NC 28144 Social Welfare Leo Words of Wisdom: There ' s only one way to do it and that ' s to do it all the way. JAMES, LANCE DOUGLAS 16919 Strathmoor Detroit, Ml 48235 Political Science Virgo Words of Wisdom: If at first you don ' t succeed try something else. JEFFRIES, CEDRIC WENDELL 2116 E. 12th Street Winston-Salem, NC 27101 Early Childhood Pisces SENIOR JEMISON, ROBERT L. 8062 Lambert Detroit, Ml 48213 Business Administration Taurus JETER, DEBRA VERNICE Rt. 5, Box 215 Spartanburg, SC 29301 Early Childhood Taurus JOHNSON, LLOYD S. Rt. 1, Box 93 Marbury, AL 36056 Accounting Pisces Words of Wisdom: Take one problem at a time. JOHNSON, TERESA 410 W. Cemetery Street Salisbury, NC 28144 Early Childhood Pisces Words of Wisdom: Strive for the sky and if by chance you fall you will hit the stars. KELLEY, SHARON LYVETT 2731-B Bellefonte Drive Charlotte, NC 28206 Social Welfare Libra KENDALL, JACQUELINE RENEE 908 Roosevelt Blvd. Portsmouth, VA 23701 Physical Education Aquarius Words of Wisdom: When in life you feel you ' ve come to the end of your rope. Just simply tie a knot and hang on! KILGROE, ARTIE Rt. 1, Box 201 Kings Mountain, NC 28086 Business Administration Leo DIRECTORY LU KING, NATHAN J. General Delivery Salisbury, NC 28144 Music Gemini Words of Wisdom: People stay with the Lord Jesus! KRIDER, CYNTHIA D. P. O. Box 198 Granite Quarry, NC 28072 Early Childhood Virgo Words of Wisdom: What- ever you strive to do, do your best. LAWSON, LINDA MARIE 1200 W. Fisher Street, Apt. L-1 Salisbury, NC 28144 Education Gemini LEACH, JOHNNIE M. 415 S. Long Street Salisbury, NC 28144 Physical Education Libra Words of Wisdom: I have but one light by which my feet are guided and that is the light of experience. LEE, JACKIE DAVID 111 Abron Street Clinton, NC 28328 Social Welfare Cancer LEIGE, KATHERINE 2521 Parmele Avenue Lumberton, NC 28358 History Sagittarius Words of Wisdom: All things are difficult before they are easy, don ' t worry about tommorrow-prepare for it, THINK!! LEWIS, GEORGE BALDWIN JR. 125 W. Westside Ave. Red Bank NJ 07701 Sociology Sagittarius Words of Wisdom: Do good unto your loved ones and friends. Bend over backwards if you must, but always put Almighty God before every- thing and within time things will fall in place. LOUNS, MELINDA SHEILA 609 Lenore Drive Modesto, CA 94351 Business Taurus Words of Wisdom: Ack- nowledge Christ first and all else shall be added to you. LYERLY, CECELIA ROSE P. O. Box 134 Cleveland, NC 27013 Early Childhood Pisces Words of Wisdom: Set your own standards and goals and go after them with all your heart. MATTHEWS, McCLELLAN RANDOLPH JR. 718 Norton Drive Gastonia, NC 28052 Mathematics Sagittarius Words of Wisdom: When all men doubt you, don ' t give up, just keep pressing on and the victory shall be yours. McCALLUM, JEROME P. O. Box 672 Rowland, NC 28383 Business Administration Capricorn McCOY, MARIE ANNETTE P. O. Box 43 Fairmont, NC 28340 Intermediate Education Pisces Words of Wisdom: Never settle for less than the best, because you deserve it. McDOUGALD, LOLETHA 954 Spruce Street Lumberton, NC 28358 Business Management Sagittarius Words of Wisdom: Success is the crossroads where preparation and opportunity meet - THINK. McKELTON, JOSEPH 5702 Winslow Detroit, Ml 48208 Business Administration Capricorn Words of Wisdom: Patience is a mark of success. McKINNON, BRIAN KEITH 18126 Rutherford Detroit, Ml 48235 Social Welfare Pisces Words of Wisdom: There is a question behind every statement. McMURRAY, CHARLES WARREN 1111 Rocky Ridge Drive Charlotte, NC 28210 Music Therapy Cancer MILLS, EVELYN LOUISE 1870 Keith Drive Gastonia, NC Early Childhood Leo MISHER, DAVID CARL 4919 Morris Street Philadelphia, PA 19144 Business Management Virgo 176 SENIOR MOORE, BENJAMIN O. JR. 205-18 114 Road Queens, NY 11412 Physical Education Libra MOORE, STEWART CRAIG 1009 Somerset Lane Flint, Ml 48503 Political Science Aquarius MORRIS, DONOVAN DeCOBBIE 4520 Pacific Detroit, Ml 48204 Chemistry Pisces Words of Wisdom: Life is to short not to do the things that make YOU happy! NORMAN, JOYCE LaROSE 2431 Booker Avenue Charlotte, NC 28216 Social Welfare Gemini Words of Wisdom: Be suc- cessful and you shall have success in life. PARKER, ALAN DALE P. O. Box 114 Norman, NC 28367 Physical Education Leo Words of Wisdom: Do your best at all times because whats done right does not have to be done over. PATTERSON, LINDA ELAINE 1123 Crestview Drive Salisbury, NC 28144 Office Administration Virgo Words of Wisdom: You are never too old to do anyth- ing. PETERSON, JOHN ANTON- IO 2920 Glendale Avenue Kannapolis, NC 28081 Physical Education Leo Words of Wisdom: If you ' re determined to be somebody you will make it no matter how tough the road will get. PHILPOT, STEPHEN G. 9029 Ohio Detroit, Ml 48204 Social Welfare Capricorn Words of Wisdom: Peace PRUITT, MARSHA DELMANETTE 405 Ashbrook Road Salisbury, NC 28144 Physical Education Taurus Words of Wisdom: Behind every dark cloud there is a bright and shining star. REED, JACQUELYN P. O. Box 221 Mcintosh, AL Music Therapy Taurus RICE, ROOSEVELT 115 Rosewood Acre Duncan, SC 29334 Physical Education Leo RICE, SADIE H. 414 S. Church Street Salisbury, NC 28144 Physical Education Virgo Words of Wisdom: Learn as if you were to live forever, live as if you were to die tomorrow. RIVENS, RHONDA 1573 W. 20th Street Riviera Beach, FL 33404 Early Childhood Gemini ROBINSON, CAROLINE ELIZABETH May 17, Apt. 4 New Rochelle, NY 10801 Sociology Sagittarius Words of Wisdom: The road of life is long and the striving may seem to never be over; but love, learn and laugh and success will be yours. ROBINSON, WILLIE ALFRED 121 South Gardner Avenue Charlotte, NC 28208 Business Administration Taurus RUSSELL, KAREN 5067 10th Street, NE Washington, DC 20017 Intermediate Education Cancer SAXON, LINDA 11210 Matilda Avenue Cleveland, OH 44105 Social Welfare Capricorn SCOTT, MARY FRANCES Rt. 1, Box 305 Statesville, NC 28677 Social Work Cancer Words of Wisdom: Never settle for second best. SMITH, DEBORAH A. Rt. 2, Box 483 Rockingham, NC 28379 Early Childhood Leo SMITH, DEBORAH L. 4417 Meridian Drive Charlotte, NC Business Administration Leo □ m n O - 177 DIRECTORY LJJ SMYRE, ALMEADER THERE- SA ANN 907 West Horah Street Salisbury, NC 28144 Intermediate Education Leo Words of Wisdom: To all always set your goals high and never fall short of them. SPEAKS, FAITH ELIZABETH 304 Pennsylvania Avenue Roosevelt, NY English Sagittarius STEVERSON, WILLIE JAMES 4540 Sheridan Detroit, Ml 48214 Physical Education Taurus Words of Wisdom: Once you start never turn back. STITT, EUGENE JULIUS 309 Vickery Drive Charlotte, NC 28215 Early Childhood Gemini Words of Wisdom: things go wrong as sometime will, rest if As they you must, but don ' t you quit. SUBER, CALVIN JR. Rt. 1, Box 283 Mountville, SC 29370 Social Welfare Cancer SULLIVAN, SHERYL EVETTE 801 Octavia Street Lexington, NC 27292 Business Administration Virgo TYSON, DEBORAH JOYCE Rt. 2, Box 363 Claremont, NC 28610 Early Childhood Virgo Words of Wisdom: The road to life is not easy; but always be yourself. WADE, TAMMIE P. O. Box 913 Elizabethtown, NC 28337 Business Administration Virgo WHITT, BEVERLY DENISE Rt. 1, Box 243 Hamlet, NC Early Childhood Aries WILKS, STANLEY 1600 N. lnterstate-85 Charlotte, NC 28216 Business Administration Capricorn Words of Wisdom: Strive for the stars, for no place is too hard or too far to reach. WILLIAMS, DONALD Rt. 1, Box 101-C Tarheel, NC 28392 Music Pisces WILLIAMS, JERRY L. 703 Isler Street Goldsboro, NC 27530 History Aquarius Words of Wisdom: Swim tho the tides be against thee. WILLIAMS, LELAR 5163 Leed ' s Trafficway Kansas City, MO 64128 Accounting Sagittarius YARBOROUGH, BRIAN CALVIN 3138 Dawnshire Avenue Charlotte, NC 28216 Political Science Pisces Words of Wisdom: Nothing, but nothing is guaranteed. 178 My Livings tone - Alma Mater O! Livingstone, My Livingstone! Thy dear old name we sing, While memories cluster thick and fast, And closer to us cling. Beneath thy maples and thy oaks The zephyred breezes blow. Just: as they will in years to come, No matter where we go. O! Livingstone, my Livingstone! When thou art old with age, Thou, too, shalt hold a noble place That ' s bright on mem ' ry ' s page, And in the sky no cloud shall be Instead, thy sun shall beam. Prosperity shall live always amid its golden gleam. O! Livingstone, my Livingstone! Thy students come and go, The moments fly, the years go by With all their weal and woe. Along with fleet and nimble feet Oh, hasten on thy way, And fling the light of wisdom out Across the Wand ' rer ' s way. O! Livingstone, my Livingstone! Upon thy campus wide, In numbers many students roam - Some from the other side; And still they love; we can but hope; That they may e ' er be true To both thy names and colors too - The modest black and blue. WALSWORTHYWT HERB EAT0N - ,NC PUBLISHING III 5205 Monroe Road COMPANY LkX Charlotte. North Carolina 28205 L 7 £ 3 Q v. ' 8 S ■ - ■ Livingstone College B Livings tonian ' 81 DATE DUE A7 3gl ' 5