Livingstone College - Livingstonian Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1983 volume:

Property of Alumni Affairs NEED WE SAY MORE LIVINGSTONIAN Nineteen Hundred and Eighty Three Livingstone College Salisbury , North Carolina 28144 i UPWARD . . . UPWARD, SKYWARD STRIVING TO BECOME! COMING, GOING TOWARDS A SETTING IN THE SUN Marching Marching Marching onward what more can we say . . . step lively 1 , 2 , 3 hear the drum beat feel the heat marching at L.C. sure is neat. Acquaintances, friends and lovers all passing by All to soon to become like faces in the crowd. Years from now will you remember just marching by . . . 4 7 8 ROWAN GUN E PAWN SHOP . PAWN. BUY OR TRADE tArynm G or vaiuc 729 West Innes Party Pac Horah Street Woody ' s — Horah St. 9 10 The Bobsey Twins Say Mousie! 11 THE MARCHING BEARS SAID, LET IT WHIP?!” AND THAT THEY DID. WE LOVED EVERY MINUTE OF IT! SO, TO THE SMALL BUT MIGHTY THIS ONES FOR YOU! DL tflanaaement JJ.i to Be to Become I W4 mm Sr ' • 1 rmT ' s H 1 1 16 The Task Has Been . . . to Bring Order Out of Chaos, to Bring Raw Intellect to Intelligence, to Polish a Diamond in the rough . . . , ; ■ - 17 A 1 _ 1 - i r . ] MS? 1 p ll ' oag i tffea U f J4 IW | 4 - ;:•• L: .? ‘ ;: ; ■ ••! cY HK 1 - v � ll ' I yt ,1- J r 1 JTL ttW ■! ' ' Jj is ■ IlH : 3 j - • || Jjjl A y Uf ■ ' - ' ' • ’’VhBb 18 19 Founder’s Day 21 BENEATH THE MAPLES AND THE OAKS OUR FOUNDING FATHERS SAW, A NEED FOR EDUCATING THE SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF TOMORROW . . . A VISION OF WHAT WAS TO BECOME A SHINING REALITY OVER 100 YEARS STRONG! 22 Places you will remember as the faces start to fade . . . Memories of streets and sandwiches (lettuce and mayo please) Pepperoni and cheese ... no anchovies Yulch! Stores and More . . . Late night disco . . . early morning eggs . . . cookies by the pack ... ice cream til the winter . . . Washing in the Speed wash, everything turns blue . . . Donuts, Do nuts, Dooo-nuts . . . Hey, Mr. Cab Driver Monroe Street Please! 23 HEAVY . . . The weight of the world is heavy without the help of a friend. It’s good to always remember, exactly where you’ve been. To keep your eyes on tomorrow and your shoulder to the wheel ... to look back and remember you’ve got a friend! COLLEGE AS AN ART FORM Studying Scheduling Attending Class Finance Dating Graduating The Fine Art of Studying The fine art of studying ... or how not to — Decide on studying in front of the television and with the radio blaring in the background. This attack on your senses seems to close the mind. You are better able to concentrate on the weekend, your date, the game etc. — Study with a friend. If at all possible, a friend of the opposite sex. — Study at the library. The library always has a great collection of magazines and the latest novels There is nothing better than spending an afternoon browsing through magazines. And it is the ideal place for chatting With frinnds who are also studying in the library. 27 The Fine Art of Scheduling The fine art of scheduling or how to work in your favorite soap opera. — Decide on your favorite soap and work all your classes around it. — Determine whether your class is too far down the hill to run and catch the last twenty minutes of your soap, if so buy a pocket sized television or radio with earphones and explain to your instructor that you have a serious hearing defect. — And if all else fails remember that the World will still turn even if you don ' t get to watch it. 28 The Fine Art of Attending Class The fine art of attending class or how not to. — Try to attend class with all your favorite friends and rotate your note taking. — Sit as close to the back of the room as possible and write love letters to your sweetheart. — Take your favotite magazine and read it. — Meditate, it will look like you are paying attention. — Study for your next class. 29 The Fine Art of Finance The fine art of finance or ways to beg for money. — Write your mother and tell her you need extra money for a book, (call if she will accept the charges) — Write all your relatives and cry the blues. — Go to the business office and cry the blues. — Pawn your jewelery and your entertainment equipment. — Last resort, get a job. — Ask Mr. Aldrich, at least he ' ll get a good laugh! 30 The Fine Art of Dating The fine art of Dating . . . — In colleges you receive callers , you must first decide if you want to be called. — Never, never date in your room if you do, you will not date long. — Find out what nights at the movies are dollar night. — Dating on the phone is quite difficult since it ' s always busy. The Fine Art of Graduating The fine are of graduating ... or how to be sure that you do. — Sleep with your catalog. — Make friends with the people in the Registrar ' s office. — Move into your advisor’s office. — Pray. 32 NEED WE SAY MORE SENIORS P.O. Box 105 Ellerbe, North Carolina Strive to be the best in whatever you do.” Future Plans: Private Business Organizations: Alumni Council, Yearbook Staff and Senior Class Officer. Accomplishments: V.P. of Pre-Alumni Council, Stu- dent Marshall and Pres. Goler Hall. 34 5120 Lodestone Rd. Charlotte, North Carolina Business Management Strive for that ultimate goal.” Future Plans: Manager of Large Corporation Organizations: Band, J.B.D ' s and Business Club Last Will and Testament: I leave my name on the desk in the Business Department.” 9169 Devonshire Detroit, Michigan Psychology You can achieve anything with your faith in the almighty God (Jehova) above.” Future Plans: Further Study Organizations: Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Alpha Kappa Mu, Beta Kappa Chi, Peer Couns., JBD ' s and Psychology Club Accomplishments: Howard Thurman Scholarship, Who ' s Who, National Dean ' s List, Regina Peffly Scholarship and International Youth in Achievement. Last Will and Testament: To my brothers and sisters I leave my achievements.” 35 cyvttJucL a. 825 Amsterdam Ave. New York, New York Business Administration One must give respect in order to receive it.” Future Flans: To become a computer programmer and sideline as an actor. Organizations: Bus. Club, Pres. Babcock Hall and Asst. Sec. of S.G.A. Accomplishments: Miss Gold, Miss Omega, Miss Phi Beta Sigma cte U e Rte. 1, Box 159- A Sunbury, North Carolina Psychology, Education Always reach for the sky, for with God ' s help nothing is out of reach.” Future Plans: Armed Forces Organizations: AKA Sorority, Peer Couns., and Psy. Club. Accomplishments: Deans List Last Will and Testament: I Denise Brown leave to my sister and Deidre the will to strive for the best and to succeed in whatever they pursue.” 36 1002 Christopher Lane Florence, South Carolina Social Science Education Work for today, for at night no man may work, unless he wants to get rich. Future Plans: Law Enforcement Organizations: Football, Flistory and Pol. Sci. Club and Movie Club Accomplishments: Co-Capt. Football and Pres. Movie Club. Rte. 2, Box 724 Scotland Neck, North Carolina Social Work, Sociology Do things to please yourself. Treat people as you would like to be treated.” Future Plans: Successful Social Worker Organizations: Treas. Social Action Welfare Group, Yearbook, Honor Society Last Will and Testament: I, Raponzell DeBrew will to Carmen my desire to graduate.” 3909 Princess Place Drive Wilmington, North Carolina Business Administration Live life to the Fullest Loving others as thyself.” Future Plans: Pursue Graduate Study Organizations: PMC, Cheerleaders, JBD ' s, Alpha Kap- pa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Varick Christian Endeavor, Business Club, Student Government and Pan-Hellenic Council. Accomplishments: Miss Gold, Miss PMC, Deans List and AKA Award. Last Will and Testament: I leave my parking place to Dasdy. Dcuh z4, II Rte 3, Box 308-C Mt. Gilead, North Carolina Accounting Once you begin a task, always finish or complete it to the best of your ability. Future Plans: Finance Officer or Computer Analyst Organizations: Pres. Phi Beta Sigma Frat., V.P. Pan- Hell, Treas. Bus. Club Last Will and Testament: Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. 38 OuiCCitUtt 39 c ifa, ££oyct P.O. Box 227 Clover, South Carolina Social Work Do it today, cause by tomorrow it may slip away.” Future Plans: Employment and marriage Organizations: AKA Sorority, J.B.D ' s, Sec. Sen. Class, Livingstonian Staff Accomplishments: Dean ' s List 836 Concord Village, Lot 19 Salibury, North Carolina Music Life is like an onion. You peel off one layer at a time; and sometimes you weep. Future Plans: Instructor of Education Organizations: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Choir and MENC Accomplishments: V.P. Choral Union, Pres. Delta Sigma Theta, Sec. MENC, Miss Concert Choir, Miss Gold and Dean’s List Last Will and Testament: I will my office as President of DST to my soror Sarah and my music textbooks to Joyce. 40 otancla ycciiett 1653 Waterford Street Mobile, Alabama Accounting Live” Future Plans: Certified Public Accountant Organizations: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Bus. Club Accomplishments: Ms. Pyramid, Dean ' s List Last Will and Testament: I will my ability to deal with immature people to the students who need it.” £ U z Ment Route 3, Box 298-B New Bern, North Carolina Business Administration The sky is the limit. Future Plans: Private Enterprise Organizations: Bus. Club, Movie Club and Choral Union Last Will and Testament: I, Lesia G. Gilbert, leave Vonda the insanity that I had my senior year. 41 dewdq fa icCy 10118 Towhee Avenue Adelphi, Maryland Science It it is to be then it is up to me. Future Plans: Pursue Graduate Study Organizations: House Council Last Will and Testament: To the future Livingsto- nians, reach for the stars. 42 cvaite ' i fasdetf 3808 Beehler Avenue Baltimore, Maryland Music A failure is only a winner if he tries.” Future Plans: Pursue Graduate Study Organizations: Marching Band, Phi Beta Sigma Frat., Inc., Salisbury Rowan Symphony and M.E.N.C. Accomplishments: Epcot All-American College Marching Band, V.P. M.E.N.C. and V.P. L.C. Band. Last Will and Testament: ”1 leave my stick and bag and mallets for future use.” 43 mtvzcuz rfUaeA Miss Livingstone 1982-83 421 Gravley St. Mt. Airy, North Carolina Business Administration Pick out a special star and reach for it, if it seems too far away stretch, if you still can ' t reach it keep stretch- ing, for through patience, hard work and prayer comes your greatest reward.” Future Goals: Personnel Manager Organizations: Zetta Phi Beta Soro., Bus Club, SGA, UNCF, Concert Choir Accomplishments: Tennis Team, Miss Soph., Asst. Dean of Pledges, Sec. Junior Class 44 Rte. 1, Box 233-A Dover, North Carolina Education Reading Love one another as you love yourselt.” Future Plans: Instructor of Reading Organizations: SNEA, SIRA, V.C.E., Prayer Meeting Choir Dancy Hall House Council. Last Will and Testament: I leave to the Livingstone Family the strength to look beyond limitations, and reach for the maximum of your own individuality.” 45 (kett 26 Lincoln Park Buffalo, New York 14208 Business Administration If you believe it, You can achieve it if you are willing to pay the price. Future Plans: Pursue Graduate Study Organizations: S.G.A., PMC, Phi Beta Sigma, Frat., Nat’l Pre-Alumni Council Last Will and Testament: I would like to leave the student body the strength and determination to fight for changes if you believe they are right.” 46 acOUtut 6 Myc ut Ue ie sute 300 McBeth Street Union, South Carolina Physical Education Always be grateful for everything that you have. Future Plans: Teaching and Coaching Organizations: P.E. Club Last Will and Testament: I, Adrian Kollock, do hereby leave all of the throwing power in me to the Mighty Clydesdales. Route 3, Box 54 Elizabethtown, North Carolina Psychology To live your life to the fullest! Future Plans: Pursue a graduate degree. Organizations: Concert Choir, Treas. Psychological Honor Society Last Will and Testament: I Annie Lesane being of sound mind and body leave all the up coming seniors the ability to finish in four years.” 47 Route 3, Box 768 Tuskegee, Alabama Accounting If you believe in God, the impossible will seem possible.” Route 1, Box 79 Milton, North Carolina Education If all life offers you are lemons, take them and make lemonade.” Future Plans: Pursue graduate degree Organizations: S.N.E.A., Tutor, IRA Accomplishments: Sec. of S.N.E.A. Last Will and Testament: I will to my sister, the wisdom to believe in yourself no matter what the odds.” 48 1704 Kivett Drive High Point, North Carolina Strive to be happy.” Future Plans: Pursue graduate study. Organizations: SNEA, Choir, Newspaper Accomplishments: Pres. SNEA, Miss Newspaper and Dean ' s Eist. Last Will and Testament: I will my sister the ability to graduate.” 3734 E. 142nd Street Cleveland, Ohio To be the best that you can possibly be; to give the best of that which you can give; to love with no boundaries or reservations is the very essence of life.” Future Plans: Pursue graduate study Organizations: Alpha Kappa Alpha, Sorority, Alpha Kappa Mu, Beta Kappa Chi and Newspaper. Accomplishments: Psychological Honor Society Last Will and Testament: I, Sharon, will my spirit to the future of this world.” 49 noAiCtUtd, wtttc cCC 528 Monroe St. Plymouth, North Carolina Business Administration Whatever! Future Plans: Personnel Manager Organizations: Phi Beta Sigma Frat., S.G.A., Goler Hall House Council, Livingstonian, Bus. Club Accomplishments: National Dean ' s List Last Will and Testament: I leave my fellow students the virtue of patience and the ability not to go to class and keep a 3-5 adv.” 3119 Salem Drive Gastonia, North Carolina Education I look to the hills from whence cometh my help. My help cometh from the Lord.” Future Plans: Instructor Elementary Education Organizations: Pre-Theological Union, Zeta Phi Beta, Sorority and Varick Christian Endeavor Society. Accomplishments: Carl E. Leslie Award, Miss Pre- Theological Union and Dean ' s List Last Will and Testament: I, Rosiland, do hereby leave my love to Willie.” 50 d£edrUc£ wuuvie, fa. Rte. 1 , Box 720 Plymouth, North Carolina Business Administration If you love someone set them free. If they come back to you they are yours, if not they never were.” Future Plans: Work with a Corporation Accomplishments: Dean ' s List, Highest academic average on football team 1 year. Last Will and Testament: I leave my football jersey 83 with all my grass stains to Moses.” CituCa 51 atoccM 418 N. Davidson St. Charlotte, North Carolina Psychology Greater is he that is in thee, than he that is in the world. Future Plans: Graduate School UNCC Organizations: Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, S.G.A., Movie Club, Peer Counselor and JBD ' s Accomplishments: Dean ' s List, I.ivingstonian, Choir and Miss Movie Club Last Will and Testament: To all members of the Psychological Honor Society I leave an agenda and my psychology notes. 52 ct. 6tUffUC eM z wvwuzti 2431 Booker Avenue Charlotte, North Carolina History Sociology The road of life is not easy; but always be yourself. Future Flans: Social Worker Organizations: PMC, Marching Band, Pol. Sci. Club and Concert Band Accomplishments: Miss Band Last Will and Testament: I Ella Norman being of sound mind leave to the Marching Bears the strength to endure. 305 Monmouth Avenue Neptune, New Jersey Education Strive for the best things in life and live it to the fullest; you only get one chance. Future Plans: Pursue graduate degree Organizations: SNEA, SIRA, Movie Club, Newspaper, Yearbook and Freshman Choir Accomplishments: National Dean ' s List, Miss Livingstonian Last Will and Testament: I leave all my education courses to the remaining education majors. 53 jfayce Tfawteut 2431 Booker Avenue Charlotte, North Carolina Sociology Psychology Living is giving, giving is sharing, sharing is loving. Future Plans: Probation Officer or Social Worker Organizations: SWAG Accomplishments: Miss Purple, Miss UNCF and Kap- pa Alpha Psi Sweethaart Last Will and Testament: I leave to the L.C. family the strength to carry on and thrust forward to reach their ultimate goals. ' KatA ' Cy ' 7Zan Pteut Mount Vernon, New York Business Education If God is with you, who can be against you? Future Plans: Instructor of Court Stenography Organizations: AKA Sorority, Bus. Club, SGA and Pre-Alumni Council Accomplishments: Miss Ivy, Miss UNCF and Miss Sphinxman 54 d tiniyvi euvitntut 12 Lincoln Street Port Norris, New Jersey Physical Education When you ' ve tried to climb to the top don ' t pull others down while doing so, but help them to climb also. Future Plans: Pursue Graduate Study Organizations: Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, P.E. Club Accomplishments: Pres. P.E. Club, Dean ' s List and Jr. Class Representative Last Will and Testament: I will my tennis shoes to Valerie and my achievements to all. fovuftL fyUce 55 rfeecHznt 501 Peabody Street, N.E. Washington, D.C. Business Administration Anything can happen through prayer.” Future Plans: Pursue graduate degree Organizations: Alpha Phi Alpha, Frat., Business Club, Pan-Hellinic Council, NAACP, Pre-Alumni Council and Student Legislature Accomplishments: Scholastic Award Last Will and Testament: I, Reginald Stewart, being of sound mind, leave my ambition and need for an education to all of my people.” 590 Blacke Avenue Brooklyn, New York Physical Education My greatest pressure is the pressure you put on yourself. Be a man, but most of all be a gentleman.” Future Plans: Armed Forces Organizations: Football Team, Physical Education Club Last Will and Testament: ”1 leave to my homeboy Thomas, the East Coast tradition. We build winners. 57 ccf it i z eu £6e ' i jcuztilfa, co ££ Route 1, Box 2-C Candor, North Carolina Education He will see you through.” Future Plans: Instructor of Elementary Education Last Will and Testament: I, Robbin Wall, leave to Jackie Harvey my experience in student teaching.” 58 ItUtcUlM a. 6VC4t XO 6 President Student Government 82-83 105 Skyline Dr. Morris Town, New Jersey Political Science Our missions are clear-cut as Black Youth; we need only to carry them out.” Future Plans: Attorney Organizations: Pres. S.G.A., Drama Club, Pol. Sci. Club Accomplishments: Who ' s Who, National Dean ' s List Last Will and Testament: I leave to Livingstone my gratitude ... ye nye fa. 56 Sunshine Circle Bridgeport, Conn. Business Management Expect the unexpected. Future Plans: A career in executive management Organizations: Business Club, Football Member Accomplishments: Dean ' s List Last Will and Testament: I leave my knowledge gained. 59 tirttwtte cv utc 1515 Inger Street Albemarle, North Carolina Education I haven ' t failed until I stop trying. Future Plans: To be the best. Organizations: S.G.A., Yearbook a nd Pre-Alumni Council Accomplishments: Pres. Junior Class, Pres. Senior Class, Yearbook Staff, Who ' s Who, Bryant-Shankel Award, Peer Counselor, Phi Beta Sigma, Frat. and Delegate to the North Carolina Student Fegislature. 211 Woodland Ave. Plesantville, New Jersey Education All things are possible if you only believe! Future Plans: Career in Media Education Organizations: Concert Choir, Young Women ' s Mis- sionary Society Accomplishments: Miss Freshmen, Miss Senior and Miss Pre-Theological Union 60 Route 1, Box 6 Fairfield, North Carolina It ' s not the water I swim across but the wave I leave.” Future Plans: Coaching Organizations: Omega Psi Phi Accomplishments: Letter in Football Last Will and Testament: I leave to James, my four point star.” 61 jay %e tee uuvuttiecf 4361 Benning Road, N.E. Washington, D.C. Education Life has a lot to offer but it’s up to you. Future Plans: Pursue graduate study Organizations: Alpha Kappa Mu and Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Accomplishments: Four Year Honor Student, Bryant, Shanklin Award and Who ' s Who (1982) Last Will and Testament: I would like to leave my good nature to everyone. 1 62 63 acqueiyti 389 Freeman Ave. Hubert, N.C. Acounting There are many things we must gain to succeed in life understanding, patience, temperance, honesty, friendship and love.” Future Plans: Career in Accounting Organizations: Peer Counselor, V.C.E.S., P.M.C., Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Last Will and Testament: I J. Mattocks, being of sound mind and body leave to the P.M.C. my constant prayer that God will continue to lead and guide you as you keep moving on. To the student of L.C. academics and maturity. Picture Not Available NEED WE SAY MORE JUNIORS 65 Juniors SUTALIA ALEXANDER LISA BOWERS WAYNE M. BROWN ANNETTE ALLEN 66 Juniors KYLE DUNCAN CARMEN ENGRAM 67 Juniors HERMAN FRANKLIN RHONDA HOLLAND 68 Juniors SHARON MADDOX CAROL MOULTRIE 69 Juniors VICKI RUDISSELL ANTHONY SADLER 70 Juniors 71 NEED WE SAY MORE SOPHOMORES LEONARD ALLEN BOBBY BANKS Sophomores LYNN ATKINSON GRETHEN AVERY 73 Sophomores MITCHELL BENNETT DEIDRA BOONE GROVER BOONE LYDEN BRITTON 74 1P� SOPHIA CARTER PAM CHANEY 75 SOPHOMORES HENRY CRAWFORD KEVIN EASON 76 Sophomores PRISCILLA GOUGH CYNTHIA GRANT 77 Sophomores DELOASH GRANT WALTER HAND STEVE HAYWOOD 78 Sophomores DOUGLAS HORTON t DEBRAJOHNSON MICHAEL JORDAN WAYNE LATTIMER 79 Sophomores TERRY L. LEFTRIDGE SIGNAL MONTGOMERY TODD POOLE WILLIAM RELFORD 80 Sophomores AUNDRELLE ROBINSON LASAUNYA SANDERS RENEE STERLING MARSHALL E. SMITH JR. 81 Sophomores DENNIS SUMMERS CARLA WATSON WANDA WILLIAMS CRAIG J. WILLIS 82 Sophomores L . LORETTA YOUNG MYRON YOUNG 83 NEED WE SAY MORE FRESHMEN Freshmen i CHARLENE BENYMON CARLA ANTHONY MICHAEL BLACK VALEREE BROWNING 85 Freshmen REGINALD CAPEL EARLETTE CARLLWAY 86 Freshmen LOUIS C. CHAMBERS, JR. MITCHELL COCKERHAM ROWLAND COHEN KEISHA DeGRAFFENREIDT 87 Freshmen FELISHA GRAHAM THOMAS GASKIN CARL A. HARRIS NANCY GAITHER 88 EMMANUEL JOHNSON VINEY HOLSEY Freshmen WILLIAM IRVING ANTHONY JOHNSON 89 Freshmen LELIA LAWRENCE AMANDA MARTIN 90 Freshmen alveta McDaniel VALERIE McMANUS MAURICE QUARLES I. � , i MILTON MUSSINGTON 91 Freshmen «=•! —I WILBERT BRYANT SADLER ALONZA ROBINSON l- LEO RUSH PAUL SEWELL 92 93 Coming Home to the maples and the oaks with fond Hon lecoming 198 -83 remembrances of years gone by, On a brisk sunny Saturday you could almost see the warmth emanating from the embraces of old friends and familiar faces ... a celebration of love for DEAR OLD LIVINGSTONE! 94 Miss Livingstone 1982-83 95 Her Majesty ' s Royal Court (Left to Right) Miss Junior Maria Allen Miss Freshman Detra Spearman Miss Senior Rosalyan Williams Miss Sophomore Lasaunya Sanders 96 97 98 MISS GOLER HAU 1982-83 Leila La we ranee 99 MISS PRE-XHEOLOO 198 -83 Rosalind Montgo 1 1 cry 100 MISS FOOTBALL 1982-83 Sandra Luylcr 101 mmn omega psi phic 198S-8S Alicia Trnesdel 102 MISS PEER COUNSELOR 1982-83 DcSdra Boone 103 MISS ¥ AM WICK CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR 1982-83 Jacquelyn Mattocks 104 MISS PHYSICA L EDUCATION 1983-83 Libby 105 106 MISS ALUMNI 1982-83 Katie Ingram NEED WE SAY MORE ORGANIZATIONS AND GREEKS STUDENT INTERNATIONAL READING ASSOCIATION 108 - LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE JAZZ ENSEMBLE Alvin Amos Director 109 ZETA PHI BETA SORORITY, INC. no PHI BETA SIGMA FRATERNITY ill OMEGA PSI PHI FRATERNITY 112 % DELTA SIGMA THETA SORORITY, INC. HHH Irt 1 • A r wwn vj r n™ rjrvn 113 GROOVE PHI GROOVE SOCIAL FELLOWSHIP 114 ALPH KAPPA MU BETA KAPPA CHI NEED WE SAY MORE Sports (L O Ctf u o L o e £ £ -5 - 5 3 £ -o ' h aa s -o sSS S ' -S o sc 3 LI ■C ctj co c d — ; O Q s|« 1 -S S -£ : C c C- — I CO 2 £ c two O CJ « 3 6 2 . -! jS £ 3 o -a £ g c _c o c c O g C c tUO’w CoO CO 2 c CQ _c Ll O c o 2 O P I -£ , O H - — S Q u £ s a o •ti CQ t«o c _c top £ 0 toJO o u too a a -C H r 1 ; _r O £ ' o QC O ” cS 2 2 lT H o g g ' £ 6 C 3 03 kJ 0 _ u J=) ■ o : oC P c Q 5 •r c -a O — | x g ' .i g s o — S ' y E n - t G c« .S 6 w to c 5 a, 11 IU 5 1 | to- 1 u QJ lT to. w - i 1 to. j f 1 O tojQ U =5 .§ ■2 H toS c 5 £ a. to o ■§ cS 1 1 s ? £ S o to) £ £ ° 3 2 -£ «= 2 toO rx w 2 — c U C3 CQ . I y uCQ Q _o -C too .rh P 3 5 3 E c 3 . .1 0,0 ffl o | c X L _E CQ U S 2 s E _• 2 a c ill -e 5 « £ 1 r S ' c «J ,K to « f.QP c .£- S ' . .a c E i j U « D- y C S u O • O V ;r 5 r- i; cS £ O ;5 .£ o w o ,r 5 o 0 Jt, o | 2 Uh H = ' 1 I Sc.-s S £ 5P O r Di X 3, 2 5 £ s £ z (L� ■ — 2 117 118 119 Cooper, Denny Samuel, Daryl Mozell 120 Womens Basketball Front Row: Averil Graham, Sharmen Norman, Bridgett Benson, Carmen Tate, Kelley King, Karen Hill. Second Row: Coach David Corley, Rosena Jones, Valerie McManus, Loraine Howard, Deborah King, Eleanor Cuthberson, Felician Graham, Susan Collier, Shirley Dingle, Debra Jenkins, Rolena Jones, Coach M. Lawarence. 121 Black Visions I Am I am a black woman I come in and demand your respect. I am the vessel from which the future generations will emerge. 1 am filled with hopes and dreams and the reflections of yesterday. I am a Livingstonian and that makes me EXTRA SPECIAL! I have walked beneath the maples and the oaks . . . given of myself to become an educated black woman such that I might become a positive part of tomorrow. 122 I 124 125 126 Kg Community Interaction 128 129 Graduation Elation Exhilaration Caps and Gowns Proud Families Smiles and Tears For all the years gone by . . . Sweet Sadness for a dream realized. 133 134 135 138 139 A portion of this book is dedicated to Mr. Garland Kelsey for his efforts on and about the campus. To say how much we appreciate his help would not be enough, for, without him this publication might never have been realized. MONROE GARLAND KELSEY Vice-President and Treasurer Nobel Kelsey Funeral Home Licensed Funeral Director Embalmer Owner and Photographer Kelsey ' s Studio A member of the Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Soldier ' s Memorial AME Zion Church, member North Carolina Funeral Home Directors Association, member 140 Ms. Brenda Brown Secretary Student Affairs A portion of this yearbook is also dedicated to Ms. Brenda Brown. Ms. Brown, has always gone beyond the call of duty when asked. Her undying support of many of the Homecomong Festivities has always been evident. We salute your dedication to the maples and the oaks.” Candids 0 0 0 142 143 144 145 146 147 Ms. Rosalind Mitchell Editor-In-Chief This book has been an experience. The final copy brings shouts of hallelujah! To the many people who worked with the LIVINGSTONIAN I ex- tend my heart felt thanks. To the persons who will see these pages bear in mind they were a labor of love. Rosalind Mitchell 148 NEED WE SAY MORE Administration Faculty and Staff Dr. James W. Younge Interim President 1982-83 150 Dr. Joseph Settle Director Student Services 151 Picture Not Available Dr. James Simpson Assistant to the President for Special Programs 152 Mrs. Victoria Thomas Administrative Secretary Presidents Office _ Administration Staff Ms. Louise Rountree Head Librarian Mrs. L. Davidson Receptionist Presidents Office Ms. Ella Hargett Public Services Librarian 153 Mr. Donald I leidt Catalog Librarian Ms. Donna Sharpe Secretary Library Administration Staff Mrs. Priscilla Hopkins Librarian 154 _ Administration Staff Ms. Deborah A. Colbert Records CLerk Mrs. Annie L. Pruitt Director Financial Aid Mrs. Marva G. McCain Financial Aid 155 Administration Staff _ Ms. Brenda Brown Secretary Student Affairs , Mrs. Judith Settle Director Residence Life Mrs. Linda McCollough Secretary Student Affairs 156 f f Ms. Mary Cannie Director Testing and Counseling Picture Not Available Administration Staff Mrs. Renee Stackhouse Secretary Testing and Counseling Mrs. Mary Mitchell Secretary Dean’s Office 157 Picture Available Administration Staff Mrs. Sandra L. Grier Secretary Dean’s Office Mr. Edward Clemmons Registrar Director of Admissions Mrs. Lula Holloway Assistant Directory of Admissions Registrar Mrs. Cora McCombs Keeper of Records and Seals Administration Staff Picture Not Available Ms. Tammy Johnson Secretary Public Information Mr. Wilson Cherry Public Information Director 159 _ Administration Staff Mrs. Dorothy K. Colson Development Mrs. Catrelia V. Steele-Hunter Title III Coordinator Mrs. Phyllis Stevenson Secretary Title III 160 Mrs. Inah White Secretary Development Administration Staff Mrs. Mabel M. Jones Director of Alumni Affairs Ms. Karen Ellis Secretary Alumni Affairs 161 Mrs. Esther S. McNeil Director Career Counseling Mr. Edward Bost Directory Data Processing Administration Staff Picture Not Available Mrs. Dorene Evans Secretary Career Counseling 162 Mr. Henri Davis Cashier Administration Staff Ms. Rochelle Baker Invoice Auditor Mrs. Dorothy Moore Keypunch Operator Data Processing 163 Mr. Richard Everhart Accountant Personnel Services Mrs. Elsie Griffin Secretary Business OHice Administration Staff Mr. Lewis Chambers, Sr. Accountant Personnel Services 164 Mrs. Ozell Cowan Institutional Research Administration Staff Mrs. Polly McKenzie Secretary Social Welfare Mrs. Carolyn Sadler Curriculum Lab Education 165 Ms. Connie Hawkes Secretary Cooperative Education Ms. Michelle Dalton Director Learning Clinic Rev. A. McLean Spaulding College Minister Faculty Staff 166 Ms. Eliza Miller Instructor Education Faculty Staff Dr. Mitchell Harris Instructor Political Sci. Dr. Sterling Whitner Professor Social Welfare Soc. 167 Mrs. Kathleen Nelson Kennan Lab 168 Mr. Grady Nelson Assistant Prof. Math Mr. Rainbow Assistant Science Department Faculty Staff Dr. B. M. Briggs Computer Localism Lab 169 Mrs. K. W. Boyd Assistant Prof. English Faculty Staff Dr. James Senefeld Instructor English Dr. Charles Nelson Assistant Prof. English 170 Faculty Staff Mr. Alvin Amos Assistant Prof. Music Assistant Prof. French Dr. Lois Williams Assistant Prof. Music 171 Mrs. Fannye Kelsey Assistant Prof. Education Ms. Fanna Blue Instructor Education Faculty Staff Dr. Elmer L. Johnson Assistant Prof. Psychology Education 172 Mr. William Crowder Assoc. Professor Music t Mr. Clark S. Coffin Assistant Prof. Music Faculty Staff Mrs. Eloise Simpson Associate Professor Music 173 Faculty Staff Mrs. Fenice Parker Reading Instructor Mr. Sawyer Band Director Mrs. Norma Ross Secretary Education 174 Need We Say More Advisors Note Michelle Releford Dalton Dear Seniors, This year the LIVINGSTONIAN took on a new look and a new attitude, We tried to reflect the changes of an interim president and the thrust of a new beginning. It is my hope that 50 years from today as you leaf through these pages you will not only remember but also feel the year happening again in your mind. I would like to thank Ms. Rosiland Mitchell for saving the day”, the student body for waiting on this publication and my son Rhett for giving me hope that tomorrow will be a brighter day. Lastly, my response to the theme of this yearbook NEED WE SAY MORE ... I say, NUFF SAID. Sincerely, Michelle R. Dalton 175