Livingstone College - Livingstonian Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1982 volume:

Property of Alumni Affair Livingstonian 1982 Livingstone College Salisbury North Carolina 28144 Wilbert DeShields Denise Brown Dr. Wilbert Sadler Editor Co-Editor Advisor 2 Table Of Contents Opening 1 - 16 Dr. F. George Shipman, President 1 7 Dedication of the 1982 LIVINGSTONIAN IS Special Appreciation 19 Miss Livingstone College 20-21 Homecoming Events 22 - 26 Queens Historial and Descriptive 27 - 32 Structure Administration, Faculty and 33 - 41 Staff 42 - 72 Events 73 - 80 Freshmen 81-93 Students 94 - 95 Sophomores 96 - 105 Juniors 106-113 Students 114 - 128 Seniors 129 - 144 Organizations Who’s Who Among Men Women in American 145 - 167 Colleges 168 - 173 Sports 174-187 In Memoriam 188 - 192 Kapps Alpha Psi 193 Julia B. Duncan Players 194 - 195 Ensemble 196 - 197 The Livingstonian Staff 198 - 201 Address by Editor 202 Address by Co-Editor 203 Address by Advisor 204 Senior Directory 205 - 208 Ads 209 - 210 Closing 211 3 Foreword - A Stone Experience” We the 1982 LIVINGSTONIAN Yearbook Staff invite you to share with us in A Stone Experience.” In this volume we have tried to capture all aspects of college life here at the Stone. The happiness, success and victories as well as our defeats! This year the 1982 LIVINGSTONIAN Yearbook Staff would like to salute You” the faculty, administration, staff and students of the Stone who make our experience a unique one. Help us celebrate our fifty-five years of publication of yearbooks. We present to you, your LIVINGSTONIAN, with hopes that it will bring much happiness and remembrance of your stone experience. 4 Student Life 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. The Stone - The Fashion Place 6 Calvin Klein Sassoon - Sergio Valente 7 The Game Experience - We Can’t Be Stopped!! Bears Get Down!! 8 . Get Off 9 The Classroom Experience We Learn And We Learn!! 10 The Religious Experience ftmretni The Lord Is My Light Religious Campus Organizations The Prayer Meeting Choir Pre-Theological Union Varick Christian Endeavor Womens Home Foreign Missionary Society ii The Greek Experience DBI a m u K Aip A(P A The Greek Experience IB We Are The Bears 14 O Livingstone, My Livingstone! 15 What It Means To Be A Livingstonian Every Livingston ian has light To make our future extra bright.. e’l! stand upright in loneliness o display our quality of goodness. To keep our identity is our task, From now to eternity we stand in number with the best. No matter how soon the hours go past, We here will remain steadfast. Black and Blue are the colors we wear Nobility and truth we bear. With these we hold our morals high. And aim our standards to the sky. As we leave Livingstone’s walls behind, She will forever come to mind Whether in a crowd or all alone We will remember you - O Livingstonel! -Connie Hendrix Class of ’73 16 w, eddage It is with a great deal of pleasure that I congratulate the yearbook staff relative to the significant and dedicated work manifested in this publication. It is a document which reflects the many and varied college exper- iences during the 1981-82 school year and records them for our reference and edification for the months and years ahead. We shall treasure this document for posteri- ty. Again, congratulations! F. George Shipman PRESIDENT 17 t)edicati on A native of Atlanta, Georgia, Dr. Wilbert Sadler attended Lincoln University in Pennsylvania and obtained his Bachelor of Science Degree from Paine College in Augusta, Georgia. Later he attended Morgan State University and Boston University where he obtained the Master’s Degree and Doctrate Degree, respectively. Dr. Sadler is presently an Assistant Professor and Director of the Freshman Reading Program. Active in numerous organizations. Dr. Sadler is a member of the International Reading Association, National College Reading Association, North Carolina College Reading Association and the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development. He is also the advisor to the Student Livingstonian Yearbook Staff and a member of the Faculty Representative Assembly. Married to Mrs. Carolyn Sadler, Dr. Sadler has two sons, Anthony, a sophomore at Livingstone, and Bryant, a senior at Salisbury High School, and a daughter, Crystal who is a sophomore at Salisbury High School. 18 2V. Wit Lrt J. Sculler A. nnrecia nu W. Maze! JJowarJ Mrs. M. Hazel Howard, fondly known to all of us as Nurse” is one of this year’s recipients of appreciation. Mrs. Howard came to us a year ago to fill the void of Health Director, only to warm the hearts of many students and become a dear and trusted friend of us all. A native of Durham, North Carolina, Mrs. Howard completed her formal education in Dunn, North Carolina and her nursing training at Duke Hospital in Durham. Her civic involvements include membership in the Nurses’ Association, the Nurses’ Breakfast Club and the Jet Setters Social Club. She is a member of St. Mark AME Zion Church in Durham where she is a member of the R. L. Speaks Achievements Club, a Class Leader and secretary to the Leader’s Club. Mrs. Howard enjoys cooking, sewing, bowling and is an avid lover of sports and music. Mrs. Howard has one daughter and two grandchildren. Please join the ' 82 LIVINGSTONIAN in honoring such a lovely lady. WL. IZdli Camp Ruth Davis Camp is a conscientious, energetic and devoted worker, who has been employed at Livingstone College since 1963. Mrs. Camp gives directions to the College Bookstore and the College Canteen. She is a life member of Mount Zion Baptist Church where she sings with the Senior Choir. Mrs. Camp is a member of numerous clubs and organizations. Two such organizations are: the Missionary Society and Courtesy Guild. Mrs. Camp is married to Waverly Camp. Sr. They have one son, Waverly Camp, Jr. (Livingstone College class of 1974), and one daughter, Mrs. Paula Williams. She is the grandmother of two granddaughters. Please join the 1982 LIVINGSTONIAN in honoring such a lovely lady. 19 MISS LIVINGS!! % rm i crc 20 Miss Livingstone College Cynthia Dian Mayle Cynthia Dian Mayle, a native of Canton, Ohio is a senior here at Livingstone College. The daughter of Mr. § Mrs. Frank Mayle, Jr., Cynthia is one of three children. Her hobbies include tennis, swimming, walking and meeting new people. Here at Livingstone, Cynthia is active in various activities. She was vice-president of her sophomore class, member of the Varick Christian Endeavor Society, and has been inducted into the Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society. She’s been involved in the United Negro College Fund student campaign and has also conducted Bible study on campus. Several honors have been bestowed upon Miss Mayle during her college career which include the Business and Professional Woman’s Club Prize and the Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society Award her freshman year. Last year, she obtained highest honor in scholastic achievement and was honor marshall at graduation. Best wishes to Cynthia in her future endeavors. 21 Miss Football t$ r ( Susan Collier Tina Johnson, Queen’s Attendant Blondell Beaufort, Queen ' s Attendant 22 Rosalind Williams Miss Pre-Theological Union Vfon Howard Miss Prayer Meeting Choir Paula McCullough Miss Varick Christian Endeavor Willette Patton Miss SNEA Sonya Ross Miss SWAG Caroline Robinson Miss Career Counseling and Placement Action Group 23 Rhonda Holland Miss Julia B. Duncan Player Joy Wormley Miss Black fe Gold Dasdy Overstreet Miss Sphinxman 24 Esther Singleton Miss Zeta Phi Beta Deborah Webb Miss Phi Beta Sigma Germaine Howell Miss White 25 Kathy Simpson Miss Goler Hall Mary Ruddock Peggy Gullette Miss Harris Hall Miss Dancy Hall 26 Janice Snuggs Miss Cheerleader Brigette White Miss Pep Club Sharon Maddox Miss Living Stone Newspaper Staff 27 ■■ Miss Livingstonian ?;• fS ' ' £ ? ? te ' T fc P ••• j ' , V 4 «. ' u ■;v,- Denise Jones 28 29 Coronal ion I’m just a little guy at work . . . no different from the rest . . . doin’ what I like to do . . . and know to do the best. How I long for my Kingdom and its wealth. But best in all my kingdom is . . . my Queen awaiting therel . . . The sun and I, we both caress . . . each silken lock of hair. 30 I must laugh when my heart- aches are heavy . . . and my insides are twitching with fear ... for they think I’m the person that I’m not . . . gay, unafraid, dashing, exciting and sincere. I ami 31 Homecoming Parade Succeedl Of course we shall succeed! How can success fail to come to a race of masterful energy and resoluteness which has a continent for the base of its domain and which feels within its veins the thrill that comes to generous souls when their strength stirs in them, and they know that the future is theirs? -4 : 1 ■ Livingstone College Historical And Descriptive Livingstone College, located in Salisbury, North Carolina, is an institution of higher learning and it is chartered by the state of North Carolina. Incorporated in 1879, its first sessions were held in 1880 in a room of the parsonage of the late Bishop C. R. Harris, who was then a minister in Concord, North Carolina. The idea of instituting an educational enterprise for the training of negro youth was the result of a conference of negro ministers who wished to promote a type of education which would make for self-reliance in their race. In 1882 the institution was moved to Salisbury, where work began the first Wednesday in October with three teachers, three students, and a matron. Chartered as a four year college in 1885, Livingstone College has operated continuously ever since, and many of its students come from many states in the United States, from Canada, Central America, the West Indies, South America, and Africa. Named in honor of the great Christian missionary, philanthropist, and explorer, David Livingstone, Livingstone College opens its doors to all qualified applicants regardless of race, color, or creed. 33 The Campus Experience Enjoy a scenic campus experience!! The campus of Livingstone College includes about 75 acres of land and 21 buildings. The campus is compact and the many maple and Oak trees, impressive gates, lawns, and columned buildings make the campus most beautiful to behold. On the east side of the campus are the lovely Poets and Dreamers Garden and the mausoleum of the founder of our institution, Dr. Joseph Charles Price. sf . ... Poets and Dreamers Garden Beneath thy maples and thy oaks 34 Livingstone College Carnegie Library The Zephyred breezes blow 35 Dormitories Mary Reynolds Babcock Hall Babcock Hall was built in 1962 and is a facility of the most modern design. This dorm is for women of freshman and sophomore classifica- tion. It is a very modern structure whose design and special features were influenced by the desires of the students who were to live in it. Ms. Oliver is the director. Annie Vance Tucker Hall Tucker Hall was built in 1970. It is a very modern facility housing 156 young women of junior and senior classification; it also has apartments for the house directors. Mrs. Erjine Johnson is the director. 36 Dormitories Goler Hall Goler Hall was completed in 1917 and named in honor of Dr. William H. Goler, former president of Livingstone College. It contains 90 rooms for young men and lounges for the students. Dancy Memorial Hall Dancy Hall, built at a cost of about $655,000, was completed in January of 1972 and occupied in February of the same year. It is a twin to the New Residence Hall for Women and is fully carpeted and air-conditioned. It is designed to house 156 young men. Harris Hall Harris Hall is a men’s dormitory which was erected with funds raised by the United Negro College Fund, and dedicated at Founder’s Day, 1955. This building is dedicated to the memory of Bishop C.R. Harris, in whose home the first sessions of Zion Wesley Institute were held in 1879 in Concord, N.C. It contains dormitory accommodations for 84 men, guest room, lounge, buffet and recreation room. 37 Campus Sites LC Campus Sites Ballard Hall Robinson Health Center William Johnson Trent Gymnasium 38 AGGREY STUDENT UNION Aggrey Student Union Hood Building LC Campus Sites 39 Campus Sites A Scenic Experience” Walls Heritage House Price Building Harriet Tubman Building - Little Theatre 40 Varick Auditorium Walls Center Hood Theological Seminary 41 t 1 Administration and Staff Dr. Robert Shepherd Associate Dean Academic Affairs Dr. Joseph Settle Director Student Services 42 Dr. James Simpson Assistant to the President for Special Programs Mrs. Victoria Thomas Administrative Secretary President’s Office Mr. Bobby Aldrich Business Manager Mrs. Joanna Phipps Administrative Secretary President’s Office -• 43 Administration and Staff Ms. Louise Rountree Head Librarian w Mr. Donald Heidt Catalog Librarian Ms. Ella Hargett Public Services Librarian Mr. William Cooper Acquisitions Librarian 44 Administration and Staff Mrs. Priscilla Hopkins Librarian Mrs. Patricia Minter Library Technical Assistant Ms. Donna Sharpe Secretary Library Administration and Staff Ms. Deborah A. Colbert Records Clerk Mrs. Marva G. McCain Financial Aid Mrs. Judith Settle Director Residence Life Mr. Wilson Cherry Director Public Relations Ms. Mildred Avery Secretary Public Relations 49 Mr. James Patterson Mrs. Dorothy K. Colson Director of Development Ass’t Director of Development 50 Administration and Staff Mr. Ernest Davis Director Physical Plant Maintenance Mrs. Blanch Ford Secretary Maintenance Dept. Mrs. E. Lucille Phifer Secretary Upward Bound Rev. A. McLean Spaulding College Minister 57 The Faculty Dr. Paul L. Baker Assistant Professor - Math Mrs. Nancy R. Baker Instructor - Math Lab Director 58 Ms. Gwendolyn R. Brooks Instructor - Biology Dr. McNair Professor - Math, Science Mr. Grady Nelson Assistant Professor - Math Mrs. Norma Faggart Instructor - Math Dr. Leonard S. Cole Assoc. Professor Biology Dr. Suzanne M. Lea Ass’t Professor Coordinator - Physics - Engineering 59 Faculty Mr. James Smith Instructor Biology Mrs. K. Wilhelmina Boyd Assistant Professor English 60 m Faculty Ms. infetayo A. Chikwe Instructor - Speech and Drama Mrs. Mattie T. Lakin Associate Professor English Ms. Avis Johnson Associate Professor English Dr. Charles Nelson Assistant Professor English 61 Faculty Dr. Margaret B. Lindsay Rev. William D. Turner Instructor of Spanish Assistant Professor French 62 MM Faculty Mr. Alvin E. Amos Assistant Prof. - Music Dr. Albert Chaffoo Professor - Music Mr. Clark S. Coffin Assistant Professor Music Dr. William S. Crowder Assoc. Professor Music 63 Faculty Dr. Lois Williams Assistant Prof. Music Mrs. Louise T. Cooper Assist. Professor Art 64 Faculty Dr. Frank R. Brown Professor Emeritus - Religion and Education Rev. Will E. Chambers Assistant Professor Religion and Philosophy Dr. W ilia C. Bryant Professor - Chairperson Education and Psychology Ms. Fanna A. Blue Assistant Professor Education 65 Faculty Dr. Mary E. Doggett Coordinator - Dean’s Project Exceptional Children Mrs. Emma Clark Instructor Psychology - Education Mrs. Fannye W. Kelsey Assistant Professor Education Dr. Elmer L. Johnson Associate Professor Psychology - Education 66 Mrs. Eliza Miller Associate Professor Education Faculty Dr. Wilbert L. Sadler. Jr. Assistant Prof. Director - Reading Program Mrs. Minnie M. Pemberton Assistant Professor Business Dr. S. P. Puri Chairman - Business Dept. 67 Faculty Mr. David Corley Instructor - Coach - Football, Track, Girls Basketball Mr. D. Umanah Instructor - Business Mr. John Flen Mr. Blain Gorney Assistant Football and Head Track Coach Assistant Football and Head Wrestling Coach 68 Faculty Mr. Frederick D. Ponder Assoc. Professor Physical Education Dr. Joe Robinson Director of Athletics Mrs. Gloria Sledge Instructor Coach Physical Education Mr. Andre Springs Hea d Golf Coach Assist. Football Coach 69 Faculty Dr. Claude Hargrove Assistant Prof. History - Political Science Mr. Mitchell J. Harris Instructor History Political Science Mr. Henry E. Jackson Assistant Prof. History - Political Science Mr. William B. Mitchell Assistant Prof. Economics 70 Faculty Dr. Fredrick P. Swan Assist. Professor History - Political Science Mr. George H. Alston Assist. Professor Social Welfare - Sociology Dr. Sterling H. Whitner Professor Social Welfare - Sociology Ms. Barbara J. Wylie Structor Social Welfare - Sociology 71 Dr. Edith Bolick Assist. Professor Social Welfare - Sociology Dr. Pill Jay Cho Assoc. Professor Social Welfare - Sociology Fight Blue Bearsl We Cheer Them on tool Faculty Mrs. Martina Sobers Instructor - Social Welfare Sociology n Special Events 73 Events There is a vast range of events and activities to enhance your college career and social life on the campus of Livingstone College and in the surrounding community. Neverthe- less, these happenings will not walk to you, you must go to them. It must be you getting involved and finding out what is going on around you. If you attend some of these functions you will perhaps find yourself conversing with Mr. Isaac Dickson ’78, Mrs. Ellis, and Rev. Joseph Johnson at an assembly. You might attend a 25 t Friday night dance in Old Trent Gym, a vampire in a coffin at a Halloween Party, or a prayer meeting every Wednesday night. There is a Greek Block Show going on in Old Trent, a special candlelights and music” dinner in Aggrey Student Union, or a disco night at the Golden Eagle Night Club. Remember Fine Arts Festival, The Week of Prayer, The Startime Revue Talent Show and a game of pool in the College Canteen. 74 Events 75 Events The Student Affairs Office sponsored the annual Parent Week End on the campus. This successful endeavor was designed to bring the Administration, Faculty, Students, Staff and Parents together in a wholesome, and enjoyable atmosphere as they discussed the college and its relationship to the students. In this pleasant surroundings, each person had an opportunity to thoroughly enjoy himself, and one is sure they did. When the affair was over, and each person was safely on his way home, there was contentment and self-satisfaction in the hearts of each who participated in the event for a job well done. 76 Events 77 Events 8 Fat L - i ivin Cast in order of appearance Big Mama — Pamela D. Moore Mama — Caroline E. Robinson Daddy — Craig J. Willis Candy — Charlotte Smith David Lee — Eric Walker Boo — Brinson M. Stewart 79 Events Livin’ Fat 80 Miss Freshman Charlotte Smith SI Wilbert Allen Baltimore, MD. Business Administration Bobby Andrews Greenwood, SC Physical Education Lynn Atkinson Danbury, CT Business Administration Deidre Boone Gates County, NC , Education J.A, Bouldin Washington. DC Physical Education John Bracey Harmony, NC Music 82 Darlene Brinkley Raleigh, NC Biology Angela Brown Salemburg, NC Business Administration Jacqueline Brown Sunbury, NC Political Science Rodney Brown Baltimore, MD Business Administration Anthony Bush Lexington, NC Physical Education Brenda Bulger Detroit, Ml English Tanya Cheek New York, NY Psychology Ruby Burnett Westbury, NY Undecided Political Science Si Jerome Clanzy Fort Walton Beach, FL Political Science Vincent Cooper Wilmington, DE Physical Education Marc Davis Chicago, IL Electrical Engineering Phyllis Clark Belmont, NC Nursing Dorothy Cook Columbia, SC Physical Education Timmy Corpening Morganton, NC Business Flenry Crawford, Jr. Jacksonville. FL Political Science 84 Betty Doe Pelham, NC Education Jessie Dozier Miami, FL Engineering Alexander Easterling Roosevelt, NY Education Tammy Eddleman Concord, NC Education Leonard Ejmakaomye Nigeria Biology i mnrtiTlr- Nathaniel Frazier Brooklyn, NY Biology 85 William Freeman Fuguay-Vamnia, NC History Cynthia Grant Charleston, SC Mathematics Cleveland Gadsden Charleston, SC Business Administration Deloash Grant Charlotte, NC Business Administration Quinn Gray Cottondale, FL Physical Education 86 Harold Griffin Mobile, AL Music Reginald Gwynn Charlotte, NC Business Administration Walter Hand. Jr. Charlotte, NC Business Management Deno Hebron Washington, DC Physical Education Joyce Henderson Danbury, CT Music Eric Hill Kannapolis, NC Business Administration Karen Hill Miclellanville, SC Accounting Thaddeus Hill Smithport, NC Physical Education Douglas Horton Apex, NC Physical Education Dewey Hoskins Summerville, GA Accounting 87 Lisa Johnson Browns Mill, NJ Psychology Patrick Jones Jacksonville, FL Engineering Swannette Jones Boston, MA Business Administration 88 Terence McKissick Buffalo, NY Political Science Jeffrey McReynolds Chattanooga, TN Business Administration Morris Melvin Washington, DC Business Administration Signal Montgomery Detroit, Ml Undecided Charles Moses Florence, SC Communications Rufus Mosley Greenwood, SC Political Science 89 Annabelle Phoenix Charleston. SC Biology George Pittman Clarkton, NC Engineering Todd Poole Durham, NC Pre-Engineering Ronald Quarles Columbia. SC Business Administration Diane Ramsey Brooklyn. NY Accounting Rondall Range Charlotte, NC Engineering Lawrence Richardson Newport News. VA Physical Education Irvinn Riley Orangeburg, SC Business Administration Edward Charles Rivers Cheraw, SC Physical Education 90 Aundrelle Robinson Washington, DC Business Administration Jeffrey Robinson Newport News, VA Business Administration John Rush Miami, FL Business Administration Kenneth Samuels Winston-Salem, NC Physical Education Crystal Rochester Teaneck, NJ Business Administration LaSaunya Sanders Cheraw. SC Undecided David Smallwood Washington, DC Music 91 Charlotte Smith Newton, NC Undecided Steve Smith Durham, NC Engineering Business Administration Brinson Stewart Detroit, Ml Political Science Craig Thomas Longwood, NC Business Administration Marhetta Stewart Charlotte, NC Accounting 92 Nathan Thompson Spencer, NC Physical Education Jeffrey Tolbert Newport News, VA Business Administration Deborah Walker Chicago, IL English Gary Waters Wilmington, NC Physical Education James White Southport, NC Physical Education Melvin Williams Oconee, GA Chemistry Wanda Williams Cheraw, SC Business Administration Craig Willis Oxon Hill, MD English Carissa Wimms Philadelphia, PA. Business Administration 93 94 This is Bear Country!! 95 Miss Sophomore :V ; Gwendolyn Farrar 96 Anthony Alexander Bridgeport, CT Business Management Maria Allen New Bern. NC Accounting Anita Laverne Alston Columbia, SC Political Science Bryan Anderson Philadelphia, PA Business Management 1 James Artemus III Columbia, SC Psychology Michael Ballard Leland, NC Biology Anthony L. Beard Greensboro, NC English Lisa R. Bower Columbia, SC Business Michael L. Bragg Wilmington, NC Computer Science 97 Sheila Renee Bullock Greensboro, NC Social Welfare Daisy C. Burnette Rutherfordton, NC Business Administration Charles Davis New Rochelle, NY Political Science Clevan Davis Rock Hill. SC Social Welfare James Davis Morganton, NC Physical Education Moses O. Davis Florence, SC Mathematics 98 Shirley A. Dingle St. Stepen, SC Business Management Herman Franklin Brooklyn, NY Business Administration James L. Gardiner Freeport, Bahamas Mathematics Henry Foy Wilmington, NC Engineering Angela Gatewood Wadesboro, NC Biology Patricia Gaylord Danbury, CT Psychology Tim Greene Philadelphia, PA Business 99 Viola Gregg Winston-Salem, NC Physical Education Nicole Harrison Roxbury, MA Business Harlan Haynie Greensboro, NC Business Rhonda Holland Winston-Salem, NC Physical Education 100 Stanley J. Jackson Charlotte, NC Engineering Constance L. Johnson Milwaukee, WS Psychology Troy Johnson Morganton, NC Engineering Quintin P. Jordan Cincinnati, OH Music Education Arnette Kinion Rockingham, NC Early Childhood Veronica Melvin Roseboro, NC Business Greg D. Montgomery Goldsboro, NC Business ICH Patricia Montgomery Portland, OR Accounting Teresa Nunnally Pelham, NC K-3 Education Phillip Patton Winston-Salem. NC Business Roderick Pitts Spartanburg, SC Biology Larry Powell Oakland, CA History Mary Catherine Ruddock Long Beach, CA Biology Vicki Monia Rudisell Salisbury, NC Social Sociology 102 Bobby Smith Chicago, IL Music W ilia Yvonne Smart Stratford, CT Elementary Education Sharon Smoot Mocksville, NC Physical Education Janice L. Snuggs Norwood, NC Social Welfare ioa Sophomore Dwayne Walker Chicago, IL Political Science Andrienne Warrick Englewood, NJ Physical Education Deborah Webb Massillon, OH K-3 Education Kenneth White Southport, NC Physical Education 104 Antonia D. Wilson Salisbury, NC Biology 105 Sophomore Miss Junior 106 Deborah Williamson Business Administration Cynthia A. Benyman New York City, NY Business Administration Patricia A. Beal Detroit, Ml Psychology Robert Belton Salisbury, NC Business Administration Wanda L. Butts Norfolk, VA Education Dirk W. Clark Brooklyn, NY Business Administration Wayne E. Cole Albany, NY Business Administration Robert F. Dumas II Mt. Gilead, NC Accounting 107 Carla Floyd Clover, SC Social Welfare A i llill Jon Hart Oakland, CA Physical Education Vfon Howard Roseboro, NC Business Administration 108 Nathaniel Greenidge St. Croix, VI Mathematics Walter A. Harley Baltimore, MD Music Cynthia O. Houston Salisbury, NC Business Administration Robert W. Hawthorne Philadelphia, PA Engineering Mitchell D. Huntley Spencer, NC Business Carla R. Jones Atlanta City, NJ Political Science Donna L. Hussey Boston, MA Biology Warren Judge Passaic, NJ Business Administration ' Bruce Johnson Salisbury, NC Psychology Jacqueline McLaughlin Raeford, NC Business Administration 109 Johnnie Mitchell Plymouth. NC Business Administration Kevin T. Mewborn Willingboro, NJ Business Administration Rosalind Montgomery Gastonia, NC Education Geneva Moore Washington, DC Accounting Kim D. Myrick Neptune, NJ Education Carolyn D. Mosley Charlotte, NC Psychology i Kenneth A, Mott Statesville, NC Business Administration no Robin F. Pierce Bridgeport, CT Political Science Barnette M. Ray Charlotte, NC Business Administration Earl Robinson Newark, NJ Engineering Sonya Ross Raeford, NC Social Welfare Tara Satterfield Columbia, SC Business Administration Wilbert R. Tatum Snow Hill, NC English Ray A. Tyson Albermarle, NC Music Valerie Vereen Chicago, IL Accounting Randall D. Westbrook Morris Township, NJ Political Science Tim E. White Albermarle, NC Education i Rosalind T. Williams Pleasantville, NJ Education Deborah D. Williamson Lawndale, NC Business Administration Joy Wormley Washington. DC Education V if- Larry D. Worthy Winston Salem, NC Education Eric E. Wright Bridgeton, NJ English Johnnie Yeeverton Worcester, MA Political Science 4 113 Students On Parade 114 Students Away the glowing faces, radiant smiles, laughter, and energetic waving of Livingstone’s lovely queens. Livingstone’s Marching Band provided the music. 115 Students 116 Students 117 Students The students at LC are busy as bees They speak of love They enjoy the sun IIS Students Some compare notes Others enjoy meeting neighbors Still others, converse in the dining hall 119 Students 120 Students 121 Students 122 Students 123 Fashions On The L. C. students know what to wear And Dig this three piece suit Ah! What a doll 124 Students So chic! Two groovey guys — Dig Stewart And Harvest 25 Students □6 Students 127 Students 128 Miss Senior Cynthia Taylor 129 Floyd Baker Florence. S.C. Political Science Gregory A. Banks CFiicago. Ill Business Administration Harold L. Barrett WaxFiaw, N.C. Biology Blondell Beaufort Troy, New York Business Administration 1 Jeffrey L. Bell CFiicago, III Business Administration Everette Body Goldsboro, NC PFiysical Education Wilma Body Goldsboro, NC Social Welfare TFieresa Bowen CFiicago, III Biology Clarence Bowser Union, SC Political Science 130 William T. Bowser, Jr. Plymouth, NC Physical Education Diane Certain Wyandanch, L.l. New York Sociology Dawn Correll Salisbury, NC Business Administration Barbara A. Credle Aurora, NC Office Administration Olivia D. Crossland Trenton, N.J. Social Welfare Cynthia A. Cuyler Detroit, Mich. Biology Willie J. Davis, Jr. Columbia, S.C. English P. Dumas: Trust only the Lord, talk only with teachers and then you can communicate with classmates. Jeffrey Dease Bennettville, S.C. Business Administration Wilbert W. DeShields Bridgeton, N.J. Intermediate Education Christopher R. Dixon Charlotte. NC Music 132 Kim N. Dixon Alexandra, Va. Business Administration Owen C. Dumas. Jr. Granite Ouarry, NC Social Welfare Parthenia M. Dumas Granite Ouarry. NC Business Administration Gregory Duncan Wadesboro, NC Social Work Peggy D. Durrah Cowpens, S.C. Sociology Patricia A. Eaddy Harrisburg, PA Intermediate Education Robert J. Eaddy Harrisburg. PA Sociology Clarence J. Fleming Salisbury, NC Business Administration Randy Fox Siler City, NC Business Administration Dwight Harper Bayboro. NC Physical Education Kim Heffney Staley, NC Accounting Milton L. Gross Richmond, Va Business Administration 134 Dannie E. Jame s Plymouth, NC Physical Education Robert L. Jemison Detroit. Michigan Business Administration Tina R. Johnson Henderson, NC Reading Education Emil P. Jones Morganton. NC Sociology Ann Jeanette Lewis Landrum, SC Reading Education George B, Lewis, Jr. Red Bank, N.J. Sociology Clyde R. Kendall Ellerbe, N.C. History Lundy: Be what you are and not what someone wants you to be. James Lucas Trinity, NC English Willie Lundy Brooklyn, N.Y. Social Studies 135 Abdullah U. Mahmud Albany, N Y. History Gerard A. Matthews Chicago. Ill Music Performance Pamela Matthews Winston-Salem, NC Mathematics Cynthia D. Mayle Canton, Ohio Business Management Julia Mbaeri Imo State - Owerri, Nigeria Social Welfare Marie A. McCoy Lumberton, NC Intermediate Education Bobby L. Moody Durham, NC Music Kathleen Norman Mt. Vernon, NY Business Pamela D. Moore Flint, Michigan Biology Keith A. Morris Washington. D.C. Political Science John K. Owusu Kumasi-Ghana, West Africa Sociology Laughton Pemberton Kingshill. St. Croix Biology Eula Pinkney Rocking. NC Psychology Reddix: If man had half his wishes, he would have double his troubles. Marzetter O. Poe Laurinburg, NC Social Work Anthony Powell Winston-Salem. NC Sociology Lynwood B. Rascoe Norfolk, VA Early Childhood Education 138 Tommy J. Reddix Albany, NY Social Welfare Roosevelt Rice Duncan. SC Physical Education Lionel L. Rippy Salisbury, NC Social Welfare Norman D. Ross Granite Quarry, NC Office Administration Kathy Simpson Greensboro, NC Business Administration Cecil V. Scoggins Durham, NC Social Welfare Fred E. Shuford Newton, NC Physical Education Gregory Smith Salisbury, NC Sociology Esther A. Singleton Newton Grove, NC Intermediate Education Willie J. Steverson Detroit, Michigan Physical Education Strickland: Learn as if you were to live forever, live as if you were to die tomorrow, and be yourself. Reginold A. Stewart Washington, D.C. Business Management Chequilla A. Streeter Candor, NC Early Childhood Education Hnl fell 1 i rap fffPl jr ; ' ; mm 8 pr.ll s,a fipi • I 11 S 1 IlfMf ' 1 §jf 1 i«.j David Strickland Chicago, III Music Education Cynthia Taylor Clinton, S.C. Sociology Stewart: Love thy neighbor. George Thomas New York City. NY Political Science Ray A. Tyson Albemarle. NC Music Angela Y. Wallace Washington. NC Social Welfare Shipps L. Washington Goldsboro, NC Music Kevin S. Waters Wilmington. NC Social Welfare Curtis Williams Detroit. Michigan Thomas Stand tall and strong to the challenge of life. 141 Marie White Salisbury, NC Mathematics Wilson: Life is like a safety deposit box, what you put into it is exactly what you get out of it. James Williams Charleston. S.C. Science Education Pamela Williams Oakland. Calif. Social Welfare Michael L. Wilson Opelika, AL Intermediate Education ifi The Senior Class 143 Last Will And Testiment I, Floyd Baker, leave to the Jr. Class my books I, Gregory Banks, leave my seat in Accounting I, Flarold Barrett, leave my French I, Blondell Beaufort, leave I, Everett Body I, Wilma B I. Jeffrey I, There Organizations Involvement with people is always a very delicate thing, it requires real maturity . . . Bernard Cooke But we’ve always done it this way! The capacity to care is the thing which gives life its deepest significance. Pablo Casals I may have my faults, but being wrong isn’t one of them. 145 Organizations There are over forty dubs and organizations on the campus of Livingstone College, and if one is not careful, he or she may find themselves majoring in extracurricular activities. Belonging in an organization or club on the campus provides one with the opportunity to become involved in a smaller community within the large environment of Livingstone College. One discovers he or she has certain common interests, attitudes, and goals with others when joining an organization, and in the process of making friends, participating in social, business, and community service activities, one indirectly learns how to communicate and work with people of many personalities, how to handle major responsibilities, how to budget his her time, and how to plan activities and functions which will pursue the organization’s objectives and goals. 146 Hh 147 Organizations Friendship, peculiar boon of Fleav’n, The noble mind’s delight and pride, To men and angels only giv’n, To all the lower world denied. — Samuel Johnson, Friendship: An Ode Tucker Hall Council 148 149 Off Campus Students Dancy Hall Film Club 150 Babcock House Council History And Political Science Club A Meeting Of The Minds 151 Student National Education Association 152 153 Prayer Meeting Choir Freshmen Class Officers I Foreign 154 Students Harris Hall Council Peer Counselors I w - 155 Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority 156 Founded: Howard Univer sity Date: January 16, 1908 Motto: By merit and culture we strive as we do. Chapter: Alpha X: Colors: Salmon Pink and Apple green 157 Delta Sigma Theta Sorority 158 Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Founded: Howard University Date: January 16, 1914 Chapter: Sigma Motto: Striving toward the perfection of finer womanhood.” Colors: Blue and White 159 160 Acronians of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Founded: Howard University Date: November 17, 1911 Chapter: Lambda Psi Motto: Friendship is essential to the soul Colors: Purple and Gold 161 Alpha Phi Alpha Founded: Cornell University Date: December 4, 1906 Motto: First of all, servants of all, we shall transcend all. Colors: Black and Old Gold 162 Fraternity 163 Founded: Howard University Date: January 9, 1914 Motto: Culture for service, and service for humanity. 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I O „ UQ E • 00“ £ . ETijs Is !£« ■§ E E - ro v O QJ I — X em tjUj .2 ■fa 3 OJ ts E i_ re U 0) f ' C — c o J Vi . I -E Cl ; U 3 I- U v_ L D m- 21 oj o L. c o O CL — _ C C -C 2 1 cc “ re - E Si E £ c O O o .c ll “ = c • (J C V) O • — « v h 00 c . £ -o i_ o u -2 - . 03 T « re “ fe i“ £ J « c ™ t ,a ra ? “ O 3 - ra a. c c 174 Sports 175 Sports 176 Sports 177 Sports 178 Sports 179 Sports 180 Sports Bryant Anderson Tim Green 181 The Livingstone Women Basketball Squad Sports 182 5 Norman, Sharlyns 10 Jones, Vikki II Tate, Carmens 12 Johnson, Debras 14 Collier, Susan; Sharons 34 Sterling, Renees 35 Rivers, Julies 42 Dingle, Shirley; 44 Hill, Karens 50 Certain, 20 Cuthbertson, Eleanors 22 Cuyler, Cynthia; 24 Jenkins, Debra; 30 Aiken, Natalies 31 Smoot, Diane. Head Coach, David A. Corley 183 The Livingstone Basketball Squad Sports 184 Left to Right Kneeling: 15 Claudius Hannah; 10 Wayne Miller-, 24 Deno Hebron; 12 Antonio 30 Raymond Wright; 31 Anthony Alexander; 33 Adrian Wright; 42 Vince Cooper; 34 Denny Davis; 4 William Goas; 20 Robert Calloway. Standing; Dr. Joe Robinson; 32 James Robinson; Samuels-, 22 Daryl Mozell Sports 185 Sports 186 Sports 187 In Memoriam Give me the courage, Lord, to sail my boat out from the shore. I’d rather know the ocean’s gale and hear the tempest’s roar Then anchor safely in some bay because fear conquered me. Let craft less daring inland stay . . . be mine the pathless sea. Joseph Morris Bio-Sketch Dr. Weston Mance Gilliam, a 1928 graduate of Livingstone College, received the doctor of humane letters degree in May of 1974 from the college. He retired in 1969 as agency secretary of the North Carolina Mutual Insurance Company. Survivors include his wife, Naomi Gilliam; one daughter, Mrs. Ruth Gilliam Duncan of Richmond, Virginia; two sons, Weston Mance, Jr. of Cleveland, Ohio an d Ralph Gilliam of Los Angeles, CA and four grandchildren. 188 When all is said and done, the rule of brotherhood remains as the indispensable prerequisite of success in the kind of national life for which we strive. Bio-Sketch Mr. Baxter Holman starred as a lineman at Carver High School in Winston-Salem, then became an all-conference tackle at North Carolina Central University in Durham, NC. Following graduation, he played three years of pro-football with the Montreal Alouettes of the Canadian Football League. Holman began his coaching career at Anderson High School as an assistant in 1961. Five years later, he was named head coach. He led Anderson to four district titles and three state championships. When Anderson was closed in 1970, Holman went to Mt. Tabor, where he was named the state’s coach of the year after leading the Spartans to a divisional championship. Mt. Tabor was also closed, so Holman moved to Winston-Salem State as an assistant for two years. Then he took the head coaching position at Livingstone in July of 1973. At Livingstone, Holman had five players drafted by the National Football League. One of the LC players Johnny Miller, became a starter for the San Francisco 49ers. 189 Press Onward Keep a brave spirit, and never despair Hope brings you messages through the keen air — Good is victorious — God everywhere Grand are the battles which you have to fight Be not downhearted, but valiant for right; Hope, and press forward, your face to the light. Bio-Sketch Bishop George Leake, minister, civil rights leader, social program administrator, and family man died at the age of 51. Reverend Leake was appointed Bishop of the llth Episcopal District of the African Methodist Episcopal Church. He founded an alcoholism program called Innovative and Concentrated Approaches to Combating Drug Use, Inc. in 1974. The program provided counseling and housing for alcoholics recruited from the streets of Charlotte. Leake became a forceful and influential personality during Charlotte’s civil rights movement of the I960’s. He led protest marches, demanded more jobs for blacks among county jail personnel, he organized boycotts against white merchants, yet he was a major force in preventing violent racial riots as had occurred in many other southern cities. In 1966, he ran for a seat in the N.C. House of Representatives. Three years later he ran for mayor of Charlotte. Finishing third in a four-man race and eventually throwing his support to John Belk, Leake’s campaign was so successful the political analysts and writers said, If George Leake were not a black man, he’d be the next mayor of Charlotte.” Bishop George Leake will be missed by all who knew and loved him. 190 The life of duty, not the life of mere ease or mere pleasure — that is the kind of life which makes the great man, as it makes the great nation. Bio-Sketch Mrs. Beatrice Cheatem Jackson departed this life December 5, 1981. She was the daughter of Elijah and Fannie Cheatem of Gainesville, Alabama. Mrs. Jackson was educated in the public schools of Alabama, was a graduate of Stillman College, Tuscaloosa, AL and did further studies at Livingstone College, The University of North Carolina, at Greensboro and Boston University in Boston, Massachusettes. She was formerly employed at Hood Seminary as a librarian and was last employed by the Rowan County Schools at Enochville Elementary School. Mrs. Jackson, a member at Soldiers’ Memorial A.M.E. Zion Church, served as a member of the Missionary Society, the Christian Education Board, an assistant teacher in the Sunday School and a teacher in Vacation Bible School. She was a member of Jack and Jill of America, Inc. and the Sedgefield Women’s Club. She was the wife of Professor Henry E. Jackson. Survivors of the immediate family include one son, Kermit Darryl Jackson and a daughter, Cynthia Denise Jackson. 191 In Memoriam She hath done what she could: Where- soever this Gospel shall be preached throughout the whole world, this also that she hath done shall be spoken of for a memorial of her. Bio-Sketch Dr. Howard Thurman, Baptist minister, educator, philosopher and author died the spring of 1981. Dr. Thurman was chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Howard Thurman Education Trust Fund, dean emeritus of Marsh Chapel at Boston University, Boston, Mass, and a former professor at Howard University, Washington, D.C. He helped found an interracial, interdenominational church in San Francisco, California called the Church for Fellowship of All Peoples. Dr. Thurman contributed much to Livingstone College as well as to the world. His educational trust fund is a charitable trust whose purpose is to provide a channel for the enlistment of funds, and disburse them in a carefully planned program of support for religious, charitable, scientific, literary and educational causes. His books on religion and race include Deep River: An Interpretation of Negro Spirituals (1946) and The Creative Encounter (1954). A collection of tapes and books given to Livingstone by the Howard Thurman Trust Fund are housed in Carnegie Library at Livingstone. His wife, Mrs. Sue Bailey Thurman, survives him. 192 Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Founded: Indiana University Date: January 5, 1981 Chapter.- Gamma Delta Motto: Achievement in all fields of endeavor. Colors: Crimson and Cream. 193 The Julia B. Duncan Players Presents: Livin’ Fat Under the dynamic direction of Ifetayo Chikwe- Butler, The Julia B. Duncan Players are very much back on the scene producing enjoyable and exciting dramatic skits, plays, workshops, and poetry readings guaranteed to capture as well as to entertain audiences, faculty, staff and students of Livingstone College. An organization filled with talented speakers, vocal and instrumental stars, creative dancers, artists and many, many aspiring actors and actresses, they have produced such plays as: Too Many Problems” written Directed By Wilbert De Shields student of Livingstone. The Amen Corner by James Baldwin. A Halloween Theater The Bus Stop” The Twilight Zone” T.V. Magic” The Monkey’s Paw, Livin’ Fat” by Judy Ann Mason, and Lift Up Our Descendants, A tribute to Black History Week, 1982. Julia B. Duncan Players Officers 1981-82 President. Randall O. Westbrook Vice Pres: Dirk Clark Secretaries: Caroline E. Robinson Recording Dasdy Overstreet Corresponding Treasurer: Ouintin P. Jordan Parliamentarian- Charles Moses Queen: Rhonda M. Holland Reporters: Wilbert De Shields Carla R. Jones, Asst. Advisor: Ifetayo Chikwe-Butler 194 Living Fat Drama Guild A i ft Drama Guild We Love You!! Drama Guild 195 ■A t Livingstone College Jazz Ensemble The Jazz Ensemble has again enjoyed a successful year of on and off campus performances. The Ensemble has been featured at the Young Democrats sponsored fund raising dinner. The Ensemble direct- ed by Mr. Alvin E. Amos, is considered by most critics as one of the best, most effective Jazz Ensembles in the country.” 196 197 o OB TO C TO m in m £ ¥ o ,E -£Z vi +- 3 TO CD u z C TO TO — 4-1 v E vi TO vj Cl. E _0 TO C o 198 Rosalind O. Mitchell Layout Editor Salisbury, NC Freshmen Class Editor Sophomore Class Editors KA L. A o ru 4— u 199 Charlotte, NC Bridgeton, NJ Henderson, Nl Washington, NC The Uvingstonian Staff Yearbookly Yours re .E _D 4 - Cl� - LJ u -C u c ru “O c m D o OJD x c re D u, O E 4- flj CD £ 00 TO 3 01 o -2 (J 3 fC o CL u z C O 00 C ru 200 The Photographers Picture Me Picture You L. CD CL fU L. OX) o o Cl O (D CD IT) Vi L C 4- O O (V K E 3 u z vi - c CL� o T3 T3 QJ E ° +- 5 -6 L. ■ - 2 01 CD -Q 5 L_ M— 4- O ro u 4- • — ty Cl. 2CH Ingrid Shepherd, Darin The Editor In Chief Speaks On A Stone Experience Working as Editor-in-chief of the 1982 Livingstonian yearbook has been one of the most educational and enlightening experiences for me here at Livingstone College; one which I will always remember. We have tried to present the stone experience to you the joys, the sorrows, the accomplishments, and the many experiences we’ve shared this academic year. I would like to express my gratitude to the wonderful and very competent staff especially Dr. Wilbert Sadler, our advisor for his help in my decision making for the Livingstonian. I would like to give special recognition to YOU, the Livingstone College family, for the pertinent role you play in our stone experience. Much thanks to Denise Brown, my co-editor, Jacquelyn Brown, the editorial secretary, Lois Gaskins, the business manager, and Robert Dumas, head photographer and his photography staff. Best wishes to my senior staff members: Angela Wallace Tina Johnson (senior class editors) George B. Lewis, Jr., Pamela Matthews, George Thomas Shipps Washington also Rosalind Mitchell for her yearbook expertise. Last, but not least I would like to thank God for helping me make this yearbook a reality and to my wonderful parents for their never dying support. Yours in A STONE EXPERIENCE, T Wilbert W. De Shields Editor in Chief 202 Co-Editors ' View On A Stone Experience Dennis Brown Salisbury, N.C. CO-EDITOR’S MESSAGE To the class of ’82 I wish you all the best in your future endeavors. We, the yearbook staff have been working hard to get the books back on time. The staff was the best to work with. I have enjoyed my position as Co-Editor. It has been both an experience and a pleasure. Thank you for your support and help throughout the year. Once again to the class of ’82 congratulations. Co-Editor Denise Yvette Brown 203 A Stone Experience Advisors Note Dr. Wilbert L. Sadler Dear Seniors, I have seen you as sown seeds beneath the soil, peak your heads above the soil. Then slowly rise to higher heights, stretching and extending toward the heavens. Eventually, you sprung open, blossoming and blooming as though you were flowers and trees — the gifts from our God. Now that you have come into your own, as men and women, here at Livingstone College and are ready to leave this haven to make your way in the real” world, you must remember that this is not the end of learning, but the beginning. Carry with you all you have learned here and gather more knowledge along the way, as a rolling stone gathers no moss. Be open to new ideas — be flexible and learn to compromise-, above all be true to yourself. This yearbook is a tribute to you, a momentum you will have throughout the years. Join with me in congratulating the editor, Wilbert DeShields, co-editor, Denise Brown, business manager. Lois Gaskins, assistant business manager, Pam Matthews, secretary, Jackie Brown, head photographer, Robert Dumas and other members of the yearbook staff for the splendid job they did in bringing forth the 1982 LIVINGSTONIAN-yearbook. Good luck to all of you and may God add tremendous blessings upon you. Sincerely, Dr. Wilbert L. Sadler, Advisor SENIOR DIRECTORY BAKER, FLOYD 911 Brunson Street Florence, SC 29501 Political Science Concert Band, Brass Ensemble, Jazz Ensemble, History £ Pol itical Science Club. BANKS, GREGORY Mousy” 322 S. Ellis Street Salisbury, NC 28144 Business Administration Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., Business Club BARRETT, HAROLD LOUIS Mr. Peabody” Rte. 2, Box 30-R Waxhaw, NC 28173 Biology President-Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc., President-Varick Christian En- deavor Biology Club, Senior Class Chaplin, Chaplain-Dancy Hall House Council, Pan-Hellenic Council. BEAUFORT, BLONDELL Blondy” 908 Jacob Street Troy, New York 12180 Business Administration President-Delta Sigma Theta Soror- ity, Inc., Livingstone Marching Band, (Flag Girl), SGA, Student Life Comm., Pre-Alumni Council. BELL, JEFFREY L. 8517 S. Indiania Chicago, IL. 60619 Business Administration Secretary-Marching Band, SGA, Prayer Meeting Choir. BODY, EVERETTE Rte. 2, Box I8I-A La Grange, NC 28303 Physical Education BODY, WILMA Will” Rte. 2, Box 455 La Grange, NC 28303 Social Welfare Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Social Welfare Action Group. BOWEN, THERESA Terry” 2245 W. Lake Street Apt. -912 Chicago, IL 60612 Biology Marching and Concert Band BOWSER, CLARENCE C.B.” 103 Rogers Avenue Union, SC 29379 Political Science Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. BOWSER, WILLIAM T. Par-Kay” 819 Wilson Street Plymouth, NC 27962 Physical Education Football Team CERTAIN, DIANE Twin” 54 Brook Avenue Wyandanch, LI NY 11798 Sociology Womens’ Basketball Team, SGA, Movie Committee, Social Welfare Action Group CORRELL, DAWN 510 Hawkinstown Road Salisbury, NC 28144 Business Administration Off Campus Assembly, Marching Band. CREDLE, BARBARA A. Woodsy” Route I, Box 369-A Aurora, NC 27806 Office Administration Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Peer Counselor, Business Club. CROSSLAND, OLIVIA D. 908 Spencer Avenue Gastonia, NC 28052 Social Welfare CUYLER, CYNTHIA A. Cynt” 15514 Rutherford Detroit, Ml 48227 Biology Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Womens’ Basketball £ Softball Teams, Cheerleader, Biology Club, Pres.- Senior Class, Movie Committee, Miss Alpha Kappa Alpha (1981-82). DAVIS, VERNON K. 320 Lincoln Street Box 177 Badin, NC 28009 Early Childhood Peer Counselor, SNEA, Varick Chris- tian Endeavor. DAVIS, WILLIE J. JR. Rev” 1618 Carousel Circle Columbia, SC 29203 English Pres. -Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, Pres.-Pre-Theological Union, Dean’s List, Varick Christian Endeavor. DEASE. JEFFREY Boss Hog” 118 Stoneway Bennettsville, SC 29512 Business Administration DE SHIELDS, WILBERT W. Pedro” or GO” Lee Avenue Fairfield Manor Millville, NJ 08332 Intermediate Education 205 Editor of the 1982 Livingstonian Yearbook Staff, Prayer Meeting Choir (Soloist), Mr. Prayer Meeting Choir (1981-82), Concert Choir, Octet, Julia B. Duncan Player (Reporter), Pre- Alumni Council, SNEA. DIXON, CHRISTOPHER R. Chris” 6328 Carver Blvd. Charlotte, NC 28210 Music DIXON, KIM N. 4333 Gramercy Circle Alexandria, VA 22309 Business Administration Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Business Club. DUMAS. OWEN C. JR. O.C.” P.O. Box 109 Granite Quarry, NC 28072 Social Welfare Vice Pres.- Social Welfare Action Group. DUMAS, PARTHENIA P.O. Box 109 Granite Quarry, NC 28072 Business Administration Marching Band (Flag Girl), Business Club. DURRAH, PEGGY D. Peg” Route 2, Box 134 Cowpens, SC 29330 Sociology Social Welfare Action Group. EADDY, PATRICIA A. Pat” 106-E Clancy Street Salisbury, NC 28144 Education EADDY, ROBERT J. 106-E Clancy Street Salisbury, NC 28144 Sociology FLEMING, CLARENCE J. 1402 W. Monroe Street Salisbury, NC 28144 Business Administration FOXX, RANDY Route 2, Box 28 Silver City, NC 27344 Business Administration Business Club. GOODING. SHARON 24 W. Park Avenue Pleasantville, NJ 08232 Social Welfare Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, Social Welfare Action Group, Prayer Meeting Choir (Soloist), Who’s Who, Miss Alpha Kappa Mu (1981-82). GROSS, MILTON L. 606 Brookland Blvd. Richmond, VA 23225 Business Administration HARPER, DWIGHT E. Hop” Box 132 Bayboro, NC 28515 Physical Education HEFFNEY, KIM Route I, Box 225 Staley, NC 27355 Accounting, Pres. -Senior Class. HILL, LILLIAN P.O. Box 3103 Kinston, NC 28501 History Marching Band (Majorette). HURNES, ANDREW 9273 Quincy Detroit, Ml 48213 Business Administration JAMES, DANNIE E. Dee Jay” 817 Wilson Street Plymouth, NC 27962 Physical Education Football Team JEMISON, ROBERT L. Jamo” 8062 Lambert Detroit, Ml 48213 Business Administration JOHNSON, TINA R. Tee Jay” 403 B-Horner Street Henderson, NC 27536 Education Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Attendant to Miss Livingstone Col- lege, Peer Counselor, Dean’s List Student, Concert Choir, Julia B. Duncan Player, Miss Julia B. Duncan Players Queen (1980), Yearbook Staff. JONES, EMIL P. Phil” Route 2, Box 640 Morganton, NC 28655 Sociology KENDALL, CLYDE R. P.O. Box 492 Ellerbe, NC 28338 History LEWIS, ANN J. 1231 Old Plank Road Salisbury, NC 28144 Education SNEA LEWIS, GEORGE B. JR. Lewie” 125 W. Westside Avenue Red Bank, NJ 07701 Sociology Prayer Meeting Choir (Chaplin), SWAG, Pre-Theological Union, Julia B. Duncan Player, Yearbook Staff, Newspaper Staff, Varick Christian Endeavor. LITTLE, HARVEST Harvey” 206 Box 546-A Belford Community Jackson Springs, NC 27281 English Liberal Arts Pres.- Dancy Hall House Council, Tres.- Movie Club, Asst. Sec.- Varick Christian Endeavor, Burns Literary Society. LUNDY, WILLIE R. Doc” 2141 E. 12th Street Winston Salem, NC 27101 History Peer Counselor, Dean’s List Student, History £ Political Science Club, Who’s Who, SNEA. MAHMUD, ABDULLAH U. Route I, Box 191 Autryville, NC 28318 History Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc., History £ Political Science Club. MATTHEWS, GERARD A. Master G” 348 W. 100th Street Chicago, IL 60619 Music Performance Pres. -Student Government Associa- tion, Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc., Jazz Ensemble, Concert and March- ing Band, Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, Dean’s List Student, Who’s Who, Stone Band. MATTHEWS, PAMELA Pam” 2509 Amhurst Street Winston Salem, NC 27105 Math Tan Phi Coca Social Fellowship, Inc., Yearbook Staff, Varick Christian Endeavor. MAYLE, CYNTHIA D. 1032 Rowland Avenue NE Canton, OH 44705 Business Management Miss Livingstone College (1981-82), Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, Who’s Who, Dean ' s List Student. MCCOY, MARIE A. P.O. Box 43 Fairmont, NC 28340 Education Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., March- ing Band (Flag Girl), Julia B. Duncan Player, Inter Residence Assembly. MCDOWELL, WANDA 13155 Spring Street C Charlotte, NC 28206 Sociology Marching and Concert Band, SWAG. MOODY, BOBBY L. 1002 Ancroft Avenue Durham, NC 27707 Music Marching and Concert Band, MENC, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., Stone Band. MOORE, PAMELA D. 1009 Somerset Lane Flint, Ml 48503 Biology Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Beta Kappa Chi Honor Society, Biology Club, Dean’s List Student, Who ' s Who, Julia B. Duncan Player. NORMAN, KATHLEEN 19 Rochelle Terrace Mt. Vernon, NY 10550 Business Administration Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Business Club, SGA, Movie Commit- tee, Pre-Alumni Council. PEMBERTON, LAUGHTON P.O. Box 583 Kingshill, ST. Croix 00850 Biology Men’s Basketball Team, International Student Organization. PINDER, TERESA M. Hollywood” 2250 Cody Street Hollywood, FL 33020 Business Administration Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Business Club. PINKNEY, EULA 417 S. Irdell Street Spencer, NC 28159 Psychology Cheerleader Captain, Prayer Meet- ing Choir, Women’s Softball Team, Julia B. Duncan Player, Varick Christian Endeavor. POE, MARZETTER O. Cookie” Duncan Smith II6-D Laurinburg, NC 28352 Social Welfare Women’s Basketball Team POWELL, ANTHONY 1110 Louise Road Winston Salem, NC 27107 Sociology RASCOE, LYNWOOD B. 6865 Silverwood Court Norfolk, VA 23513 Education SNEA, Julia B. Duncan Player. REDDIX, TOMMY J. Big Red” 5 Stephen Street Albany, NY Social Welfare Football Team, SWAG, Who’s Who, Dean’s List Student. RICE, ROOSEVELT 115 Rosewood Acre Duncan, SC 29334 Physical Education Football Team, Physical Education Majors Club. RIPPY, LIONEL L. JR. P.O. Box 545 Salisbury, NC 28144 Social Welfare ROSS, NORMA D. 207 P.O. Box 52 Granite Quarry, NC 28072 Office Administration SCOGGINS, CECIL V. Dr. Sneak’’ 122 Denfield Durham, NC 27707 Social Welfare SHUEORD, FRED E. Shuf” 4 Coulter Avenue Newton, NC 28658 Physical Education SIMPSON. KATHY 1403 Ardmore Drive Greensboro, NC 27401 Business Administration Marching Band, Business Club, Miss Goler Hall (1981 1982). SINGLETON, ESTHER A. Route 2, Box 13 1C Newton Grove, NC 28366 Education Pres.- Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., Pres.- Pan Hellenic Council, Who’s Who, SNEA, Dean’s List Student, Miss Zeta Phi Beta (1981-82). SMITH, GREGORY 8-B Zion Hills Apartments Salisbury, NC 28144 Sociology STANBACK, PATRICIA Skinny” 123 Skipper Street Rockingham, NC 28379 Education Early Childhood Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., SNEA, Julia B. Duncan Player, Women’s Basketball Team. STEVENSON, WILLIE J. 4540 Sheridan Detroit, Ml 48214 Physical Education Football Team STEWART, REGINALD A. Reggie” 501 Peabody Street NE Washington, DC 20011 Business Administration Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., Senior Class President, NAACP. STREETER, CHEQUILLA A. Quilla” Route I, Box l-D Candor, NC 27229 Early Childhood TAYLOR. CYNTHIA Route 3. Box 68 Clinton, SC 29325 Sociology Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., SWAG, Miss Senior, Pre-Alumni Council. THOMAS, GEORGE 2010 7th Avenue Apt. 3B New York, NY 10027 Political Science Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc., Bear’s Tale, Julia B. Duncan Player, Political Science Club, Julia B. Duncan Player. TYSON, RAY A. 141 Arey Avenue Albemarle, NC 28001 Music Yearbook Staff Photographer, Jazz Ensemble, Marching Band. WALLACE, ANGELA Y. Angie” 402 W. 7th Street Washington, NC 27889 Social Welfare Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Peer Counselor, Dean’s List Student, Yearbook Staff, Julia B. Duncan Player WASHINGTON, SHIPPS L. Boats” 305 N. Virginia Street Goldsboro, NC 27530 Music Director Pianist-Prayer Meeting Choir, Concert Choir, MENC, Year- book Staff. WATERS, KEVIN S. 314 Castle Street Wilmington, NC 28401 Social Welfare WHITE, MARIE L. 721 West Fisher Street Salisbury, NC 28144 Math Miss United Negro College Fund WILLIAMS, CURTIS 2440 Taylor Detroit, Ml 48268 Business Administration Football Team WILLIAMS, JAMES S. P.O. Box 211 Salisbury, NC 28144 Biology WILLIAMS, PAMELA Miss. California” 6575 Simson Street Oakland, CA 94605 Social Welfare Pres. -Social Welfare Action Group, Marching Band, Sec.- NAACP. WILSON, MICHAEL L. 1312 Crawford Road Opelika, AL 36801 Education Pres. -SNEA, Kappa Alpha Psi Frater- nity, Inc., Prayer Meeting Choir. WITHERSPOON, JACQUELYN 1036 East LaFayette Salisbury, NC 28144 Biology Off Campus Assembly 20S FRANKIE’S CHICKEN SHACK CHICKEN-IN- A BOX J Bar-B-Q Chicken French Fries Southern Fried Chicken B. F. CURETON Owner Open From IhOO A.M. TO FOO A.M. WE CATER TO PARTIES 636-1397 If No Answer Dial 636-005 1600 OLD W1LKESBORO RD. SALISBURY - LEXINGTON - CONCORD SALISBURY PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS DALLAS AMMONS — GEORGE ALBRIGHT 102 Mocksville Ave., Salisbury, N.C. Phones: 636-3911 636-390 Compliments of JCPenney Salisbury, NC 209 The class of 1982 is leaving, we hope that they have enjoyed their stone experience. We will return and continue on in our experiences here at Livingstone, with many dreams and ambitions, setting goals and making accomplish- ments in all fields of endeavor. To the class of 1982 may you always remember your stone experiences here at Livingstone. Always remember that Man’s highest calling is the call to serve, and that if you give to the world the best you have, the best will come back to you. T “I J ; l 1 , . . . ... . 1 GTictrles 3 ober on 3 c altu,3nc. (JOU l COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE 210 211 WALS WORTH PUBLISHING COMPANY m HERB EATON, INC 5205 Monroe Road Charlotte. North Carolina 28205