Morris College - Hornet Yearbook (Sumter, SC)

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MISS MORRIS COLLEGE 1984-85 VANESSA R. LANCASTER

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A NIGHT TO REMEMBER CORONATION 1984 . . . VANESSA'S ACCEPTANCE ... THE GIFT OF A QUEEN To Dr. Neal, Dr. Richardson, Dean Corley Dean Black, Faculty and Staff, Family and Friends. Tonight is a special night for me because this is the night that I can truly give thanks and honor to those of you who have made this night possible. God I love you and thank you for being there at all times because you know how hard things are and how hard I try to be very nice. Family and friends I love you because you are my inspiration. To each of you who are present tonight, I love you dearly from the bottom of my heart because without your presence none of this would have existed. To the Morris College Family I love you and to represent you is an honor. This honor I will truly uphold to the highest esteem. I will represent Morris College with honor, pride and dignity. While representing Morris College I will keep five things in mind. 1. Preparation —I will always be prepared to repre- sent Morris College with dignity. 2. Concentration —I will concentrate on the things that will help make the institution shine. 3. Determination —I will keep a determined mind while representing Morris College. 4. Motivation —I will motivate others and let them know what our Morris College is all about. 5. Inspiration —I will inspireothersand give them a great feeling about Morris College. During my stay here at Morris College, I have faced several ups and downs. So here I learned to deal with the problems. So here I leave you with a quote that has aided me during my years at Morris College. Positive thinking is a big factor in success ... The man who thinks he can will achieve most of the things he attempts. The man who thinks he can't may not even try. To the Morris College Family I love you dearly thank you!! 8

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FIRST ATTENDANT Miss Beverly A. Zimmerman Beverly Ann Zimmerman, a native of Cheraw, S.C., is the second of three children born to Mr. and Mrs. Willie B. Zimmerman, Sr. Miss Zimmerman attended the public schools of Cheraw, S.C. where she was involved in a variety of clubs and activities. Miss Zimmerman is a senior, biology major at Morris College is also involved in a variety of clubs and organizations. She is a member of the NAACP, President of the Biology Club, Pan Hellenic Council, Gospel Choir, and Xi Rho Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. In 1981 Miss Biology, 1982 Miss BSU and in 1983, Miss NAACP. Presently she is actively involved in the biology club. Pan Hellenic Council and Xi Rho Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. She attends Pee Dee Baptist Union Church, Rev. Thomas Dawkins, Pastor, where she is a member of the Junior Choir, Pee Dee Youth Gospel Choir, Explorers Club and the NAACP. Miss Zimmerman's Future aspirations are to continue her education after graduation and become a medical practioner employed by the United States Air Force. SECOND ATTENDANT Miss Judy A. Gee Judy Anne Gee, the second attendant to Miss Morris College is a 21 year old senior majoring in Mathematics Secondary Education. Being a native of Timmonsville, South Carolina, she is the eighth child born among ten to Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Gee. Judy is a graduate of Lamar High School, she was a member of the Mathematics Club, Bus Drivers Club, Tennis Club, and the Library Club. At Morris Miss Gee is an O.R. Reuben Scholar, Peer Counselor, Member of the Dean's List, NAACP, Vice-President of the Math Club, and a member of Nu Gamma Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. She was also listed in Who's Who Among American Colleges and Universities 1983-84. Miss Gee is the pianist organist at the Antioch Baptist Church and also Bethlehem Baptist Church of Timmonsville, where she is a member. After graduation, Judy plans to pursue a career in Math Education and in Air Traffic Control. 10