Agricultural and Technical State University - Ayantee Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 336 of the 1976 volume:

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K, Vi -jjaltML:.- REGISTRATION writing lines standing waiting and more lines - - i| «i m ■  ,.-  . Jyi fatf iliil i Mil CONVOCATION On October 14, 1975 the Aggie ' s were entertained by Dr. John Clarke a Black Historian at Convocation. We were inspired by his message on the Bicentennial. September 17, 1975, Alvin Attles, head coach of the champion Golden State Warriors, spoke before a capacity crowd for the fall semester convocation in Moore Gymnasium. The mayor of Greensboro had proclaimed the day as Alvin Attles Day , and the festival occasion was highlighted by the dominant Aggie spirit. Attles attributed his success to the excellent background he had received here at A T. K North Catolliui Agricultural and Technical State University 10 H ■1 ' 1 - ' O ' iaI ■1 F vl W ' T v n ■H ' T Li il HHiR. . JF ■ P p , 11 THE CROWNING OF A QUEEN Miss A T: Christal Watson 12 Miss A T and Court: Left to right: Reba Greene. Senior Attendant; Remonia Enoch, Junior Attendant; Chris Watson, Miss A T; Robin Dixon, Sophomore Attendant; and Gwendolyn Robinson, Freshman Attendant. 13 - J • J -° ' ' - IBP A BLAST THROUGH THE PAST %. 14 15 warn :_i r-..a.i.i. -, f k..Z- --i - i.-- ' - -J VUl ' - IY ' m mi ' lt it r - ■iM MMWll fcii a« ri HOMECOMING PARADE COME follow the parade 16 17 A BLAST FROM THE PAST THROUGH AGGIELAND (Homecoming theme) 18 ■ . ■ . ■ - . . ,- . - - . , w ■ Now follow the Aggies to the game the crowd was there the band was there the queen was there And to win the game against Mary- land Eastern Shore 27 to the team was there 20 21 22 • Ai 23 I WJF ' .TR - ilf - ■ ■■ MISS A T: CHRIST AL WATSON; A QUEEN AMONG QUEENS 27 28 - - ' ' M- t ff- -- — 31 i r.ra.it_ .jia_ 32 K. „. i STUDENT LIFE N ' CA T STATE UN yFR jiTv ' 7 1 ]T 35 liji lil|j|K ill ,„„ I ' I r I;!!! I, l||||||lllllliilV | will I «ll lijjjil K: i„ m i i ' ,,,. • a!ii!|i,. 111 •X ' %oyy '  ' y . . ' Wffmr. ' ■ n: 36 SPECIAL EFFECTS FOR SPECIAL PEOPLE If Aggies see no evil, hear no evil, and speak no evil, what do Aggies do? Aggies are a special people who create special effects as they move. Constantly progressing in different directions they set a mood of their own. Aggies are individuals that modify their strengths and purposes to stand behind the blue and gold. 37 n 0 h, 38 ra s -«l ' Jf 4 ' ■ m rC ' 1 ' H 40 41 pp TT i tt k h m 1 1 k 3 J; Dr. J. E. Marshall, Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs Mr. Matthew King, Vice Chancellor for Fiscal Affairs h. H 44 B I Dr. Glenn Rankins, Vice Chancellor For Academics Affairs L-S COVINCTOt J-HCOWART OF CROWSON F • W DUNLAP ALEXANDER CRAH FOSTER HANKIN: ARCHIBALD JOHNS M C S NOBLE W L POTEAT AM SCALES CM VANSTORY W R VAUCHAN OFFICERS M C S NOBLE. CHAIR F D BLUFORD. PRLSIt E R HODCIN. TREASI Mr. Marshall Colson, Vice Chancellor for De ' elopment CHARLES CHARTMANK A« WC BURROW S W B LAMB 45 la Mr. Neil Armstrong, Director of Summer School Mrs. Virginia McKee, Assistant to Chancellor i . i 46 Mr. Richard Fields, Director of Planning - i Mr. Joe Williams. Alumni Affairs Mr. T. Mahaffey, Administrative Assistant to Chancellor 47 Mr. Vance Gray, Director of Financial Aid : 48 Mr. Gerald Gray, Director of Physical Plant R FBtASLEY EMMETT BELLAMY S PCOLLIER LS COVINCTOh J HCOWART OF- CROWSON F W DUNLAP ALEXANDER CRAH,, FOSTER HANMNS ARCHIBALD JOHNS M C ■ S NOBLE I W L POTEAT AM SCALES C « ■ VANSTORY W R VAUCHAN OFFICERS S NOBLE. CHAm BLUFORD, pRtJir iHODCIN. TREASI Mr. William H. Gamble, Director of Admissions Mr. Willie Ellis. Assistant Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs I « Dr. Rudolph Artis, Registration and Records 49 I f z - . -.a i5_ _- ! _; ' j=r_ 1 SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE K. Talmange Bull, Acting Chairman of Animal Science (above (below) Dr. A. P. Bell, Chairman of Agriculture Education ;V ' ' ;- 52 SCHOOL OF EDUCATION William Lawrence, Education and Guidance 53 SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Dr. Artis Graves, Biology (above) Leroy Holmes, Art (below) 54 I Dr. Jimmie Williams, Music (above) Dr. Jason Gilchrist, Physics (below) 55 Dr. Jimmy Williams, Chairman of English Department (above! William Delauder (acting chairman) Chemistry Department (below) . 56 Ms. Bernadette Anderson, Chairman of Speech Communication Department (above! Waverlyn Rice, Chairman of Foreign Language Department 57 • -i.o-.ei. 4 ru- ' -T -, ly . « pp SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS Dean: Quiester Craig, School of Business and Economics 58 Dr. Danny Pogue, Acting Chairman of Business Administration i above i Dr. Sidney Evans. Chairman of Economics Dr. Meada Shipman, Department of Business Education 59 SCHOOL OF NURSING i If . Dean of Nursing: Naomi Wynn 60 V- Mrs. Yvonne Spencer. Freshman Advisor Mrs. Helen McCollough, Sophomore Advisor Mrs. Carrie Walden, Senior Level Coordinator 61 T BP II ? 1 .5 . -i, .- : r .■_■ J _•JttJMt•J■ J .; SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING Paul E. Gray, Chairman of Electrical Engineering Dept. Dr. Abba V. Sharma. Chairman of Mechanical Engineering Dept. Dr. C.W. Pinkey, Director of Industrial Education And Technology ( ) 1 Dean of Graduate School: Dr. Albert W. Spruill I I GRADUATE SCHOOL 63 ' • rrf AGGIE FOOTBALL AT ITS BEST 66 Roi ) one from iefl to right: Row two from left to right: No. Name Pos. No. Name Pos. 24 Watis McNeil DB 49 Russell Woodard DB 17 Bernard Anderson SE 20 Glenn Holland RB 25 Dexter Feaster SE 44 Marcus Floyd DB 9 James Lilly FL 12 Ricardo Bynum OT 7 Orsure Wary Sto kes FL 73 Wheeler Brown OT 80 Willie Jones LB 33 Frank Scott DT 48 William Blue LB 76 Greg Scott DT 23 George Ragsdale DB 53 James Merrick DT 77 Ron Morgan DT 78 Ken Campbell DT 74 David Brown OT 16 Dave Simms DB 71 Stan Christian OG 91 Clint Bostick LB 37 Ralph Brown DB 66 Ken Villaponteaux OG 90 Walter Bennet TE 61 Anthony Porchia LB 93 James Paige LB 28 Steve Lynes RB 58 Jerome Simmons LB 55 Joseph Crosby LB 35 Howard Barnhill DB 67 Clayton Pride OT Row three from left to right: No. Name Pos. 34 Ron Aiken RB 54 Arthur Curry LB 70 Dwaine Board DE 22 Calvin Hawkins DB 57 Emanuel Davis LB 87 Lewis Alston LB 36 Terry Bellamy DB 62 Gerrell Wall OT 19 George Norman FL 21 Michael Lane 45 George Brittle RB 5 Steven Ryan QB 27 Kenny Carr RB 52 Leon Rucker DT 11 Rodney Westmoreland QB 56 George Small OT Row four from left to right: No. Name Pos. 83 James Garrison WR 92 Liberache Harris TE 81 Jearold Holland DE 51 Ron Aiken OG 63 Joe Bloomfield C 65 Charles Roberts C 43 Bruce Black DB 26 Pierre Melvin DB 72 Gary Adams DT 94 Lucien Nibbs TE 59 Kermit Overton C 79 Greg Roberts OG 82 Leroy Beckett OG 75 Arthur Boone DE 88 Hornsby Howell TE 47 Charles Bell DB 67 68 Senior Football Players — First row left to right: Willie Jones, Orsure Wary Stokes. James Lilly, William Blue, Stan Christian, Walter Bennet, James Paige, David Brown Second row lefl to right: Watis McNeil, Bernard Anderson, Russel Woodard, Ralph Brown, George Ragsdale, James Merrick, Charles Bell Co-Captains — Left to right: David Brown, Stan Christian, Ron Mor- gan 69 wy± im m9- a. i_ . ' r? ' _? —r - «— A,-r2 «p CO-CHAMPIONS OF THE MEAC 70 YES, WE ARE NO. 1 71 TSEE?  .V  l ? r ' j- ' iK-f i ' -J Jf  J. «L_,4,.— : 9 I 72 .A 73 i!9 rf5w  ' { 75 NORTH CAROLINA A T STATE UNIVERSITY BASKETBALL TEAM ,ti ' NAME NO. HEIGHT WEIGHT CLASS POS. HOMETOWN Boone, Dexter 24 6-6 190 4 F Richmond. Va. Boulware, Gary 40 6-3 180 3 G-F High Point. NC Blackwell. Arthur 10 6-4 185 4 G-F Detroit. Mich. Barnes. Raymond 45 6-5 205 2 F Patterson, NC Colbert, Sinclair 52 6-10 220 4 C High Point. NC Cassell. Steve 44 6-7 200 1 C-F Charlotte. NC Dickerson, Willie 35 6-2 180 2 G Greensboro. NC Frazier, Gary 55 6-5 195 1 F Brooklyn, NY Johnson. Ronald 30 6-8 190 4 F Chester. Pa Johnson, Caleb 54 6-5 195 3 G Asheboro. NC Levister. Michael 14 6-5 190 1 F Pennsylvania Mclnnis. Terris 42 6-5 180 4 G High Point. NC Morrisson, Greg 50 -« 195 2 F Greensboro. NC Perry, Raymond 12 6-0 175 4 G Franklinton, NC Pipkin, L.J. 32 6-9 180 1 F Laurinburg, NC Sparrow. James 20 6-6 185 2 F Brooklyn, NY Small. Kenneth 34 6-3 175 1 G Bridgeport, Conn. 76 COACH WARREN REYNOLDS in three seasons as head basketball coach, here at A T, has captured two Mid Eastern Athletic Conl ' erence Championships, In 1974-75 he was honored by his peers as the Coach of the Year and was also awarded Top Tournament Coach. In convincing style. Coach Reynolds has definitely answered the challenge since taking over as head coach at North Carolina A T State University lour years ago. His overall record at A T is 67-32. He leads the Aggies to the MEAC Tournament in first position, tired with Morgan State. The rest will be history. ASSISTANT COACH AL CARTER, a 1973 graduate of North Carolina A c T State University, was a former cage standout for the Aggies and a vital player on two of the Aggies MEAC Championships. Besides his coaching duties, Carter is responsible for scouting and recruiting, two very important jobs in a successful program. 77 l; ' li B T Ki ■H- Jli • 78 I 79 80 I 81 L? - — -iJ - ' .IM-  ff:« . « _ ., _ J ™ 5P It 82 « 83 AGGIES WIN THE ME AC DEFEATING MORGAN STATE 83 to 77 : m% i ' :■ ' 84 f 85 HH mm ii Marshall Colson presents Dr. Maceo Nance and Dr. Hunter with the Overall Team Championship Award for South Carolina State. 86 1 I 87 rjOpWfmv 89 t 90 91 92 Can you supply the appropriate answers! ' — Did A T win the MEAC Tournament? — Did Dr. Dowdy present James Sparrow (the Bird) the plaque for being named the Most Valuable Player of the MEAC? — Did Sparrow score 89 points in the three games, breaking the MEAC Tournament scoring record? — Did Ron Johnson and James Sparrow make the first tournament team? — Did Sinclair Colbert make the second tournament team? — Was Coach Warren Reynolds named the Outstanding Tournament Coach? — Was the MEAC Tournament held in Greensboro. North Carolina at the Greensboro Coliseum? — Did the A T Basketball team receive an invitation to the National Invitational Tournament (NITl? (Of course all answers are yes) 93 KARATE N.C. A T TAE KWON DO £ o ' . 94 LNtfcW W 95 P ■ J • GIRL ' S BASKETBALL TEAM 97 98 I 100 101 102 Name Position Height Class Hometown Peggy Capehart F 57 1 Merry Hills, N.C. Sylvia Deloatch F G 5 ' 4 3 Conway. N.C. Karen Foster C 6 ' 1 Deptford, N.C. Sheron Foster G 51 1 Greensboro, N.C. Janice Hool er F 5 ' 8 2 Albemarle, N.C. Gayla Kelly F 57 2 Greensboro. N.C. Alice Lyons F 5-5 1 Lewiston. N.C. Jeanette Marks G 5 ' 5 2 Roanoke Rapids. N.C. Ivy Moody G 5 ' 6 2 Roanoke Rapids, N.C. Eva Patterson F 5 ' 9 3 Red Sprmgs, N.C. Robin William F 55 1 Greensboro, N.C. • 103 - ■f9V:il9 ' 9 = ' MIX THEM ALL UP AND WE STILL ARE NO. 1 104 ' - -a.T - 105 immm 106 107 J -; •%«C.. « -. ' ' ■. ,-i [▼• ' T lil Jkl, ' ■-•lii .. ■ ' :4%: Hfc : ■ a.. -i PJW H ' ' I W IV ' ■ B 1 I ' IONS ALPHA CHI ALPHA CHI: (left to right) Nicie Cammon, Mrs. Lucille Piggott, Cedric Tones, Karen Caple. Jerry Wilson, Millicent, Jemmette, Denese Lawendr, Velancia Pridgeon. ALPHA CHI no AMERICAN CHEMISTRY SOCIETY AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION 111 lf-:ft t t ' - ' N.C. ACADEMY OF SCIENCE ALPHA KAPPA MU ALPHA KAPPA MU: list row) Hattie Brown, Lizzie Hooker, Paula Dudley, Denese Lavender, Anita Manley. Rita Manley, Gwendolyn Highsmith. i2ndl Lario Pedder, Jerry Wilson. Lonnetta Marsh, Karen CaPle, Gilbert Casterlon, Norman Smith. Not shown above: Cedric Jones. Barry Abie. Millicent Jeanette. Celestine Beamon, Sandra Midgett, Velancia Pridgeon, and Hohn Williams. 112 ■V - N.C. FELLOWS CAMPUS COMMUNITY CHURCH STUDENT UNION ADVISORY BOARD STUDENT UNION ADVISORY BOARD: Roslyn Walker, Yolanda Lipcomb. Phillis Glover, Ivory Faison, Michael Russell, George Lathum, Kim Childs, Greg Cursey, Veronica Woodard, Clark McGriff, Sue Davis, James Pridgen, and Roosevelt O ' Neal. ' 113 : , ' .« _,.4 i UNIVERSITY COUNCIL UNIVERSITY COUNCIL; (Sitlinf;iThe ma Vines, Carrie Wilder. Lucille PisKot. Margaret Faust. lStandin) i Anna Khan. James White. Dean Boone. Sullivan Welborne, Larry Siler, I. C. Rogers, Herman Fox. Robert Wilson, Norman McMiUian. 114 WOMEN ' S COUNCIL WOMEN ' S COUNCIL: list row ' Sharon Bailey, Secretary: Brenda Armstrong. Awards Chairman: Ann Brown, President; and Sabrina WilUams, Treasurer. 115 ::i --i .S . -v. ' _ VETERAN ' S ASSOCIATION VETS CLUB: (1st mwl George Rice, BD Cole, Danell Thompson. (2ndi.m Blackman, WD Shelton, J. Wilder. Scott Keens, Jamie Bell, Henry Bounson i3rdi Bruce Smith. Henry Manning, Chester Payne, Milton Smith, Mark Woods. (-Jth I Jerry Murray, Pepper, Cornell Southerland, Chance Williamson, Simon Doctor. (5lhl Eugene Hinnant, Bernard McNeil. Ray Moore 116 - i UNIVERSITY CHOIR 117 AGRICULTURE ENGINEERS ASSOCIATION Hi SOCIETY OF LADY ENGINEERS CONTROL DATA 3300 .:, , 119 PI OMEGA PI HOME ECONOMIC CLUB; (1st rowl Darayl Parks, Celestine Reamen. Earlene Evans, Carolyn Roberts, Bernice Craig, Marguerite Hartsfield. Peggy Brown. l2nd row) Cynthia Faison, Bonita Kelly, Andre Villines, Karen Leake, Sandra Troy, Freda Jackson, Cathy Faulcon. Sylvia Siler, Phillis Glover. (3rd rowl Shirley Bullard, Teresa Hairston, Virginia Speller, Rosa Rob inson, Edith Whitaker, Sylvia Perry, Vera Hart. Denise Jones, Rita Lester. Elizabeth Bell. Secretary; Lonnette Marsh. Vice President; and Anita Gray. President, 120 f ECONOMICS CLUB HOME ECONOMICS CLUB 121 ALOBEAM SOCIETY ALOBEAM SOCIETY: (IsH Joyce Nichols. Terry Williams, Cynthia Clark. l2nd James Copeland. Kenneth Smith and Alber Leach. 122 FUTURE ALUMNI 123 ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY ' •III! ml-! ' W ? III! mill illlil nil iiiiiiiiiiii . 124 BIOLOGY CLUB BIOLOGY CLUB: Margaret Woodson, Michael George. Ometa Jackson. Doris Moody, Goldie Smith. Amanda Mclver. Edith Moore. Nate Brown. Myrlin Murphy. Rebecca Smith. Darrell German. Millicent Jennette, Ronald Jamison, Anthony Smith. Rosalmd Lawson. James Hill, Jackie George, and Kenny Grumb. DIGIT CIRCLE 125 :- V- ' . •_-u --_D J:.j .— . GREEKS AND ESQUIRES 128 PERSHING RIFLES Pershing Rifles; Debra Frink. Marcus Floyd. James Home, David Wheeler. Charles Scott, Micky Gilliam, Seamon Larson. Duane Clark. Larry Campbell. Joan Carr. and Romeo Morrisev. 129 SWING PHI SWING ,( Valeria Gantt Vanessa Pauling Danie McKiethen Earldine Scarborough Theresa Rose Cynthia Coefield 130 IOTA PHI THETA BROTHERS OF IOTA PHI THETA from left to right standing: James Smith. Alvm Folton. Carl Terrell. Charles McKnight. James Talley. Jern. ' Nance. Henry Poe. Clarence Briscoe. Brando Quarles. Robert Ingram- Seated are Boise Friday, Bernard Smith. Donald Hillard, Waymon White, Michael Nicklus. and Tony Moses. Not pictured Orlanda Jackson lO. J.i IOTA 131 ■ a (9 ? ' - fT- ' .-;s; ALPHA PHI OMEGA 132 flf riL- .• ' «!Ki. GAMMA SIGMA SIGMA 133 L -l- J5:Ja ' A ' iLk 134 | ' tfti| r i TVJ 1 mm. .ts jiHAMi Alpha Kappa Alpha First Row: Claudetta Smith, Gardenia Battle, Deborah Pope, Rosa Smith, Tersa Heath, Edna Alston, Yvonne Middleton, and Doris Davidson. Second Row: Gwendolyn Davis, Omeata Jackson, Karen Leake, Colette Blakely, Gwendolyn Highsmith, Georgette Brown, Gwendolyn Edmonson, and Sharon Freeman. 136 ALPHA PHI ALPHA 137 HI COMMERCIAL BREAK . . . ; N 138 ■m fT OMEGA PSI PHI b KAPPA ALPHA PS I p 142 THINKERS The Thinkers organization was founded in 1971. The organization seeks to establish and instill on and off campus relationships and experiences indicative of brotherhood upon all mankind by utilizing A T State University as the nucleus for an even expanding attempt to preserve the mtegrity of our societv- WMl-« Over the past few years the Thinkers have developed a very unique character, and indeed we feel that the elite men of the Thinkers are among the best. 143 PHI MU ALPHA SINFONIA FRATERNITY f ni l ff ll K I ' h i iMtl ,1 A 144 145 ROTC AFROTC DETACHMENT 605 (AU) UNITED STATES AIR FORCE 146 a f Wf ! J ■ 5P PS Sm Hr t m 147 148 149 tmsum v p BAND N.CJ |S.U. GREENSBORO ,%;g V f 151 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION (I) I ! S, G. A. President, Ted L, Mangum 154 X- S. G. A. Vice-President, Leonard Frye. S. G. A. Secretary, Andrienne Collins. 155 ' THE SGA IN ACTION 157 WANT RADIO STATION I ' 158 I : Want Radio Station from left to right: (Front row) Phillip Artebury, Eularia Holly, Edward Thomas, Torraine Johnson, and Debra Cole. (Back row) Michael Russell, Lewis Doggett, Charles Barnes, John Bennett, Clifton Murrell, Surgeon Harper, II, Christopher Henderson, Stephen Mack, David Allbritton, Fred Harris, Jackie Davis, Dwight McMillian, and Kenneth Maxwell. 159 NEWSPAPER STAFF THE A T REGISTER Editor John Williams News Ed Benjamin Forbes Assoc. News Ed ' Daryl Smith Managing Ed Mary Cropps Busi. Ed Patricia Ingram Advertising Mgr Robert Beasley Production Mgr Michael Hailey Sports Ed Craig Turner Circulation Mgr June Smith Chief Photo Harold Carter Distribution Mgr Romeo Morrisey Head Typist Hilda Pinnex Advisor Mrs. L. M. Marrow Staff Members: William Allen, T. Yvonne Anders, Faye Andrews, Loretta Baskett, Celestine Beamon. Elizabeth Bell, Craig Cotton, Barbara Bennett, Carlese Blackwell, Wanda Biggs, J.L. Boothe, Blannie Bowen, Shirley Bullard, Willie Caine, C.E. Robert, Nicie Cannon, Pamalin Cherry, Anthony Forbes, Sharon Freeman, Francis Gilliard, Cohen Greene, Lawrence Hartly, Leroy Hartsfield, Deborah L. Hawkins, Patricia Ingram. Harry Johnson, Robert Jones, Vivian Jones, Denita Lasawe, Ronald Mangum, Raymond Maxwell, Zauecy McDougald, Melvin McLean, Maxine McNeil, Paula Mohamed, Lucinda Moore, Margie Newkirk, Marie Outlaw, Patricia Owens, Dorthy Payton, Wm. Smith, Coker Stewart. Lois Williams, Jeanette Wilson. Charlene Wooten, Mamie Wells. 160 161 ISi ■c Joseph Bay W l i 163 J. Acker Winston-Salem Economics Luther Ackson Brenda Adams Annie H. Atkinson Lauringburg Raleigh Clarkton Architectural Engineering Speech and Theatre Arts Business Education Michael M. Adkinson Raeford Mechanical Engineering Consuelo Aldridge Dudley Nursing William Allen Greensboro Professional English Zebedee V. Allen Raleigh Economics onald Alexander Nadine Alston Venore R. Alston Bernard Anderson igh Point High Point Durham St. Matthews, S.C. usiness Administration Early Childhood Education Business Administration Business Administration 166 Carl Anderson Greensboro Industrial Technology ' I Automotive I Gloria Anderson Durham Nursing Milsa L. Anglin Republic of Panama Nursing Jesse Armstrong Southern Pines Political Science Minnie Armstrong Brenda Atkins Rose M. Bailev Sharon Ann Bailey Elm Citv New Haven, Conn. Butner Greenville, B.C. Professional Biolog ' Early Childhood Education Nursing Nursing Lee Baker Donnetta Baldwin Kenneth A. Baldwin Phvllis Baldwin Hope Mills Bladenboro Whiteville Mount Vernon, N.Y. Industrial Arts Earlv Childhood Education Business Administration Early Childhood Education 167 Fletcher Barber, Jr. Trenton Agriculture Education Debra Garner Barham Linwood E. Barnes Greensboro Goldsboro Health, Physical Education, Art Painting and Recreation Gale R. Barnette Roxboro Political Science hi: Thomas Barrett Robbins Engineering Math Celestine Beamon Clinton Child Development Elizabeth Bell Faison Child Development Joyce Jones Bell Garysburg Early Childhood Education Kevan Earl Bell Faison Business Administration 168 Harold Benjamin Norwood Recreation Kathy Bennett Newton Grove Early Childhood Education Michael Bennett Greensboro Mechanical Engineering Michael Edward Bennett Urias Bennett Walter Rubinoff Bennett Rose Berry Riverhead. X.Y. Lilesville Jacksonville, Fla. Trenton, N.J. Business Administration Recreation Industrial Technology- (Construction! Social Service Velia Berry Dennis H. Best Hugh Lena Best Larry Biggs Trenton Goldsboro Jacksonville Williamston Social Studies English Art Education Business Administration Colette D. Blakely Tracy Blakeney John Blount William Blue IV Jacksonville, Fla. Marshville Elizabeth City Charlotte Speech and Theater Education Psychology Business Education Professional History ICQ ■ - A - fca   ■ . -J,, Michelle Bodie High Point Psychology Ernestine Booker Clinton, S.C. Physical Education Carolyn Boone New Bern Early Childhood Education Dexter Boone Richmond, Virginia Industrial Technology m tye Boone Mary Bonner Mills Borders Paula Bowen ham Edenton Shelby Beulaville iness Administration Early Childhood Education Music Education Business Administration Anise La Verne Bowler Eleanor Bowles Janice Boyce Barbara A. Boyette Silver Springs, Md. Martinsville, Va. Edenton Wilson Social Service Nursing Nursing Economics 170 Deborah J. Boyette Calvin Byrd Barbara Boykin Arneta E. Brady Faison Richmond, Va. Roseboro Brooklyn, N.Y. Nursing Psychology Business Administration Nursing Rosemaria Brevard Charlie Brice William Bridgers Sidney M. Britt High Point Blair, S.C. Fayetteville Murfreesboro Early Childhood Education Biology Political Science Accounting Levon Brock Ann Schenese Brown Carol Brown Cynthia Brown Washington, D.C. Mullins, S.C. Winston-Salem Graham Early Childhood Education Music Education Nursing Nursing 171 :-:«tL i s « I ' i David Brown Atlanta, Ga. Economics Hattie Brown Scotland Neck Accounting Jesse Brown Charlotte Music Education Shelia D. Brown Salisbury Social Service Tomasine Browne Ulysses Bryant, Jr. Carolyn Buie Earl Bullock Red Springs Nashville, Tenn. Mullins, S.C. Manson French Education Community Mental Health Nursing Psychology Gail La Verne Bullock Durham Health and Physical Education Sandra Bullock Warrenton Child Development Thelma Bullock Oxford Early Childhood Education Hilegarde Burke Utica, N.Y. Nursing 172 •- . «il . ■■ . ' B . ' . ' ' ■ ' . Karen Burnett Linda Byers Vincent Butler Cheryl Bush Pittsboro High Point Winston-Salem Newark, N.J. Art Education Community Mental Health Business Administration Early Childhood Education M Andrea Bush Newark. N.J. Early Childhood Education Vivian Michelle Burton Fayetteville Social Service McCvin Brown Warrenton Physical Education Auturo G. Caesar Winston-Salem Business Admtnistration Melvin Calloway Lynchburg, Va. Economics Jerry Caldwell Charlotte Professional Biology Michael Denord Caldwell Winston-Salem Accounting Nicie Cannon Ayden Professional History 173 Romila E. Capers Princess Anne, Md. Nursing Judy Capel Ellerbe Nursing Karen S. Caple Eden Professional Chemistry Pamela Carlson Greensboro Music Education !i Terry L. Carmon Adyen Business Administration Lionel Ray Carney Bethel Music Education Joan Carr Kinston Music Education Marilyn Carroll Portsmouth, Va. Nursing Judith D. Carter Terrie Carter Nancy M. Chadwick Vanessa Chalmers New Bern Edenton PoUocksville Pineview Business Administration Nursing Psychology (MPR) Early Childhood Education 174 Edwina W. Chapman Sybil N. Chapman Greensboro New Bern Early Childhood Education Office Administration Jennifer Cherry Rocky Mount Early Childhood Education Brenda Christian High Point Business Administration Stanley Oneal Christian, III Sharon Clanton Lithonia, Ga. Greensboro Physical Education Economics Norman M. Clark Scotland Neck Electrical Engineering Clinton Conneth High Point Accounting George Cobb, III Waycross, Ga. Psychology Jeffrey K. Coefield Kinston Business Administration Charles Coffin, Jr. Philadelphia, Penna. Business Administration William H. Cogwell, III Durham Industrial Technology 175 Sinclair Colbart High Point Business Administration Henry B. Cole, Jr. Adrienne Collins Henry C. Coker Monrovia, Liberia, W. Africa Philadelphia, Penna. Sierra-Leone Architectural Engineering Early Childhood Education English I Lynette C. Cook Fernanda G. Copeland Flossie Corbett Maryland Costin Sedalia Pollocksville Wilmington Ivanhoe Social Service Speech and Theater Arts Office Administration Business Education (Comp) Byron Cotten Sanfbrd English Education Denise Cowan Goldsboro Early Childhood Education Tongia R. Cowan Weldon Social Service Brinda M. Cox Farmville Nursing 176 i i Joan Arlene Craig Roanoke, Va. Music Education Lizzie B. Craig Windsor Home Economics Education Kenneth Cromartie Wilmington Business Administration Kenneth T. Crumb Elizabethtown Professional Biology Sondra Crutchfield Greg Curry Phyllis B. Cunningham Larry D. Daughtry Raleigh Kannapolis Columbia, S.C. Newton Grove Psychology Mechanical Engineering English Education Business Administration Danny Davis Eleanore Davis Ivos Lynette Davis Robert Davis Tillery Orlanda, Fla. Fayetteville Roanoke Rapids Economics Food Science Psychology Industrial Arts Education 177 Sharion Davis Michael Daye Leon Sonny DeBerry Curtis Dickens Fayetteville Greensboro High Point Whitakers Early Childhood Education Business Administration Recreation Agricultural Education Ernest Dicks, Jr. Lillian P. Diggs Donald M. Dixon Gail Downs Aiken, S.C. High Point Farmville New Bern Industrial Technology Community Mental Health Social Service Office Administration fepurgeon DuBose Paula E. Dudley Cynthia Dula Eleanor Dula Darlington, S.C. Englewood, N.J. Lenoir Lenoir Business Administration Economics Social Service Social Services 178  William Vester Dula Avis L. Duncan Willistine Dunston Belinda G. Durham Lenoir Greensboro Spring Hope Mount Olive Industrial Technology Health and English Education Clothing. Textiles and Physical Education Related Arts Shangri-La Durham Ruby Dowd Teressa Edger Smiths Parish, Lauringburg Raleigh Bermuda Islands Early Childhood Education Music Education Speech and Theatre Education Donald Edgerton Newark, N.J. Electrical Engineering Rose A. Edmond Barbara Edwards Carolvn Edwards Eugene Edwards Garysburg Margarettsville Sandord Goldsboro Business Administration Accounting Speech and Theatre Education Psychology 179 Kenneth Edwards Donnie LeMichael Ellis Glennie Enoch Annie K. Evans Lynchburg, Va. Farmville Burlington Kinston Political Science Social Services Food and Nutrition Darryl A. Evans Muriel C. Evans Tyrone T. Evans Patricia Everett Mobile, Ala. Oxford Greensboro Ahoskie Accounting Business Administration Business Administration Economics Marian Exum Ivory Tucker Faison Jessie M. Falls Janerio Farrington Rocky Mount Clinton Reidsville Chaple Hill Business Education (Comp) Industrial Technology Nursing Nursing 180 Edwin L. Faulkner Wingate Physical Education Margaret Fogg Louisburg Political Science Regina Jones Fogg Franklinton Child Development Patricia Ford Winston-Salem Nursing ▼ Vanessa G. Ford Greensboro Clothing and Textiles Wanda Foster Warswa Social Service Rae Foust Greensboro Psychology Edward F. Fox Greensboro Electrical Engineering Ronnie Foxx Lisalotta Foy Claudette Franklin Leonard Frye Robbins New Bern Savannah, Ga. Brooklyn, N.Y. Physical Education Psychology Psychology Psychology 181 Freddie Fuller Ronald Fuller Greensboro Robbins Community Mental Health Industrial Technology Mary Futrell Woodland Business Administration Etherine Catling Ahoskie Child Development Brenda D. Catling Emanuel Carrett Cynthia Carner Valerie L. Cant Jackson Enfield Winston-Salem High Point Social Studies Psychology Psychology Professional English Cratia H. Cant Greensboro Economics Leatrice Calloway Greensboro Nursing Marlyn Gailes Wilmington Economics Tyrone Gabriel Winston-Salem Economics 182 Jacquelyn George Lancaster, S.C. Professional Biology Wanda Gentry Durham Child Development Arv ' is Gilmore Broadway Professional Math Geraldine Gill Louisbur English Education Chandler Gibbs Poughkeepsie, X.Y. Economics Joe Gowins Siler City Recreation Archie Gourdine Charleston, S.C. Mechanical Engineering Hilda Velina Gore Henrv A. Goodson Rene Goode Kirk R. Groomes Claude L. Griffin Raleigh Greensboro Trenton, N.J. Greensboro Political Science Community Mental Health Business Administration Electrical Engineering 183 Jerry Gregory Greensboro Accounting Terri Green High Point Office Administration Reba Green Greensboro Clothing, Textiles and Related Arts Charles Wade Green Swan Quarter Health and Physical Education riW Shirley Gray Karen D. 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Watson Greensboro Professional History Charles Watson Durham Political Science Christal Watson Gastonia Physical Education Sharon A. Watson Greensboro Early Childhood Education Reader Watt Kevin P. Watty Deborah M. Richard Weathers Asheville Norristown, Penna. Weathers Winston-Salem Business Political Science China Grove Economics Administration Early Childhood Education 214 Adrienne D. Russell L. Whitaker Brenda J. West Weekes Rich Square Richmond. Va. Greensboro Political Science Social Services Psycholog - Degorah White Jacksonville Art Education Evelyn D. White Waymon R. White Debra A. Ray Whitsett Greensboro Monroe Whitehead Greensboro Business Business Miami. Fla. Political Science Administration Administration Business Administration Linda Renee Johnny Wilder Doris G. Williams Fredrick Williams Whorton Williamston Wilson Benson Greensboro Business Home Economics Business Economics Communitv Mental Administration Education Health 215 JUNIORS Patricia Abney Gary Allen Yvonne Anders Bruce Anderson Faye Andrews Donald Armond Brenda Armstrong Phillip Arterbury Robin Bailey Joyce Barnes Brenda Barrett Clement Barringer Frank Batts Theresa Baugham 216  Loretta Baynes Dianne Bazemore Marva Boatty Barbara Bennett Nelson Bennett Carlese Blackwel Gail Blackwell Joe Bloomfield Archie Blount Vickie Blount Clinton Bostick Gary Boulware Fenice Boyd Karen Brewington JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS In Junior Class Officers — Left to Right: (first row) Roslyn Walker, Treasurer, Sharon Simmons, Miss Junior, C. Sue Davis, Secretary Left to Right: (second row) Larry Pierce, Parlimentary, George Ford, Vice-President, Anthony Fox, President Walter Brinkley Denyse Brockman Georgette Brown Hubert Brown James Brown Reginald Brown Shelia Brown Evonne Burden 218 Darlene Clayton Orlando Clinton Debera Cole Adrienne Cooper Cynthia Cotton Ulysses Cozart Mary Cropps Glenda Currie Terry Daniel Debra Daniels Shirley Bullard Cynthia Byrton Willie Caine Carlton Campbell Harold Carrillo I ll Tony Carter John Chapman -Ray Charles Earl Chestnut Sylvia Clapp 219 Doris Davidson Gregory Davis Jackie Davis Patricia Davis Sue Davis Thomas Davis in  Dennis Day Plummer Dillahunt Betty Dozier Robert Dula Frances Dye Leonard Edmonds Gwen Edmondson Gwendolyn Faulcon 220 Regina Ferree Elbert Forbes George Ford Marietha Forester Alice Foster Anthony Fox Kenneth Frazelle Micheal Gainey Michael George Phyllis Glover Edmund Gray Vanessa Green Don Greene Darlene Greenlee 221 ;;t5( Denyce Gross Belinda Harris Charles Harris Betty Hairston Jerome Hairston Brenda Harrington Jo Anne Hatchett Tony Hill Eularia Holly Deborah Horton William Hughes Paul Hunter Janice Hatchings Freda Jackson Dale Jarvis James JefFers 222 I Denise Jones Everette Jones Kert Jones Savannah Jones Maryln Jenkins Joanie Jennigan Antionette Johnson Gansel Johnson Harry Johnson Jeannette Johnson David Jones Dale Jones 223 Vivian Jones Willie Jones Edward Jordan Dawit Kassa Romona Kay Byron Kearney Vanessa LaGarde Rena Lawson Kenneth Leath Rita Lester Denise Lewis Starlett Lewis 224 William Mason David Mayfield Nancy McAdoo Lorenza McCann Hazel Lilly Sidney Marable Dennis Mack Lonnette Marsh Kervin Mack Le trecia Marshall Josephine Maclon Susan Marshall 225 Janet McCoy Garlinda McDaniels Delammie McE lrath Daniel McFadgen Magoo McGriff Patrica McKoy Jacequelyn McLaurin Cynthia Meekins I II :j Denise Meeks Lloyd Mikkens Junius Miller Verma Mills Gloria Monk Tony Moses 226 Alfred Morgan Anthony Motley Donald Murchison Alfred Murray Clifton Murrell Diamne Myrick Jerome NewKirk Kathleam Xewsome Gloria Nicholson Harold Obav Glemda Parker Kemneth Parker Glennie Parsons Lou Parsons 227 Eva Patterson Dorothv Pavton Jamice Peele Howard Perry Vivelisa Perry Hilda Pinniy Lester Poe Beatrice Ponton I 1 :i Sandra Powell Charles Pratt Damce Price Haninah Pupree Cyhthia Raetord Kathie Rhodes Calvamor Rice Perez Richardson 228 Kemmeth Roach Gregory Roberts Maria Robinson Eldridge Roy Victoria Salley Colin Saumders Deninis Sawyer Barbara Scott Brenda Scott Kay Scurlack Shal Simmons Robert Simpson Timothy Sinclair Ross Slade Ike Smith June Smith 229 Mableleme Smith Phyllis Smith Carla Spruill Paula Spruill Vynelle Stevenson Linda Stoner Audrey Strickland Martha Thompson i;;n Claudia Thorpe Rachel Thrower Robert Trapp Samdra Troy Wayne Tucker Tony Tyson 230 Seth Vail Roslvn Walker Gerrell Wall Leslie Wallace Kathleem Ward Robert Washington Charles Wathins Matthew Wayne i. w t ..z ' m Mamie Wells Carolyn White Cecil Whitfield Jerry Wigfall Alvis Wilson Jeamette Wilson Emmett Wright Robin Wright Thamn Young 231 SOPHOMORES il Barbara Allen Donald Allen Gary Alliniece James Alston Sylvia Andrews Gerald Amis Theodore Artis Curtis Askew Rose Augborn Sharon Avery Ursuerne Avery Earl Ayscue Henti Baird Verlie Baker James B. Barber Margaret Barnes Elaine Baskerville Michael Baskerville ) 232  Loretta Baskett Alverina Bazemore Robert Beaslev iJ .. Genavis Beauford Wayne Beeton Jamie Bell Gordon Belton Linda Bennett Drewrena Berryman Wanda Biggs Vincent Blackman Danna Blakely Maderia Blakeney Erma Boney Nathan Bowman Corvette Boyce Alma Boyd Herman Bridges 233 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Sophomore Class Officers from left to right: Donovan Stevenson, President; Madeline Claggion, Secretary; Zandra Debnam, Treasurer; and not pictured Curtis Askew, Vice President. K : 234 Joyce Brooks Anthony Brown Deborah Brown Julia Brooks Cheryl Brown Wheeler Brown Warren Bryant Eleanor Bullock Owen Bulter David Byrd m Donald Bvrd Randall Bvrd Judy Cooper Marcus Crowder Karen Carver Reginald Cotten Rononia Crowder Madeline Evette Coutler Crawford Curlev Claggion Tonv Council Cassandra Dalton Mvrtle Cobb Darrvl Cowan Renna Dalton William Compton Ronald Craig Ramond Darby ■ -i 235 Sharon Daughtrey Regenita Daye Chandra Debnam Roland Dixon Sandra Dunn Las Dupree Jerome Durant Aldvan Durden Karen Durham Loretta Durham James Easter Willie Edmundson % 1 - ; ' ill ' Bobby Edwards Vanessa 236 k . L Barbara Faison Peggj ' Faison James Farrior Telana Felder Morris Ferguson Hugene Fields Ernest Fleming Miranda Fogg - Thomas Fryar Sharlene Fuller Ronald Flippin Charles Freeman Earlene Fuller Teresa Fulton Anthony Jocephus Grady Fuller Gerald Galmore Florence Freeman 237 Mable Catling Louis Goode Gloria Grant Darlene Gibbons Deborah Goodson Edmund Gray Nelson Glenn Charles Gorham Dennis Gray Cynthia Catherine Green Grimstead Johnathan Green Guy Guyton Byron Griffin Donna Hairston i;;a ' II m ;1 ' « u . f La Verne Hall Wayne Hamer Cleavland Harding Audrey Hardy Sheryl Harper Shelia Harrell 238 Isaiah Hawhins Cheryl Harrison Johnnie Eric Harris Henderson Dianne Harvey Kaye Herbin ti K Ulysses Hester Robert Hodges Gail HoUoman Adriene Holt Janice Hooker James Hopper Rhonda Hopkins Ronnie Hoype Cheryl Howard Robert Howze Brian Hunt Victor Hunt 239 Alice Jenkins Sharon Hunter James Johnson Rodney Johnson Jeff Jackson Lawience Buddah Jones Kevin Jackson Johnson Emanuella Jones Otis Jackson Ollie Johnson Ezekiel Jones Maxine James Patricia Johnson Joseph Jones Brenda Jefferson Rhonda Johnson Steve Jones :9 ■ ' fy 240 Vorga Jones Lynda Jordon Gayla Kelly Donald Kidd Teiji Kimball Sandra Kinlaw Raymond Koske Deborah Lambert Sharon Langley Gloria Lash Ronald Lawson Shelia Lewis Walter Lewis Michael Liggins Regina Lindsay James Livingston Curtis Lloyd Lyvonne Locklair 241 ■ '  . iir: Millinese Lucas Ray Ann Mack Kitty Maddox Sonya Mann Jeanette Marks Wilma Marshall Robyn Martin Valerie Mason Evelyn Massey Janet Maye Tereasa Mayo Judy McAdoo Ruby McClinton Horace McDonald Amanda Mclver Willie McKoy Janelle McRae Elois Mebane Gary Melchor 242 •i :i. ' - i Lvnda Nichols Rudolph Noble Sheilla Miller Olethia Mitchell Richey Mitchell Les Mittman Charles Mobley Ivy Moody Edith Moore Olympia Moore Carol Morgan Russell Moseley Yulonde Mosley Myrlin Murphy Reginald Murphy William Murray Terry Murrell William Neal 243 ' 1 ;i ti ' lllt :i :) III I ; William Oden Marie Outlaw Patrcia Owens Randy Parker Mary Partlow Delilah Perkins Charles Perry Shelia Perry Keith Person Larry Peterson Nita Pettiford Derrick Pinchback Margaret Pinnix Wilbert Ponton Fannie Porch Daniel Pugh Pameta Pulley Sherry Purvis 244 - ' r VV. '  T ?PV ? « fjW«n ' ' Melvin Quick April Ratcliff Deborah Cynthia Rivers Melinda Wright Raiford Norbert Reid Richardson Denise Robinson Rountree Morris Randall Cecil Richardson Micheol Richardson Bryan Riley Gayle Roundtree Geraldine Russ Kelvin Russell 245 i;ll ,1 ;i John Sharpless Virginia Sheppard Angella Simmons Charles Simmons Anthea Smith Elaine Smith Gail Smith Goldie Smith Marilynn Smith William Smith Tony Smitherman Bonita Spears Craven Springs Donovan Stevenson Cynthia Steward Gladys Stroud Cassandra Taylor Edgar Taylor Debra Thomas Donald Thomas Charlie Thompson Harry Thompson Matilda Thornton York Thorpe Carolyn Totten Craigavon Turner Serena Turner Stephen Turner Terry Tyler Reavlie Vance 246 Morris Vines Jean Wakefield William Walker Phillip Wallace Tyrone Ward Thomas Warren Robert Washington Beryl Waterman Cynthia Vaughn George Vaughan Eddie Watford Mike Watkins William Weathersbee Jackie Webb Rupert Weeks Kenneth Whitmore Carmen Williams Jerome Williams e f 1 v Ervin Williams Gloria Williams Martin Williams Rodney Williams Shericca Williams Arthur Williamson Gwendolyn Williamson James Williamson Frank Young Judie Yilliam 247 FRESHMEN John Afblayanl Theodore Agnew Michael Alexander Tyrone Alexander Rhonda Allen Sandra Archie Gregory Ashby Larry Atkinson Linda Austin Wayne Austin Carlton Avant Thomas Avant Marilyn Baggett Otis Bailey Phyllis Barham Kevin Barnes Preston Barnes Angela Barrow James Baskett Arnold Bass Joan Bass Edwin Battle Turner Battle John Becton Donovan Beech Barbara Deborah Belton Berryman Jerry Bernard Fleton Bess 24£ WL- ' k ©ff Janice Best MeK-in Bivens Anthony Blair Anthony Robin Booker William Boone Boney Steve Borders Wesley Boykin Jessena Colette Paulette Boothe Bradsher Bradsher Frances Edna Branch Avis Breeze Bradshaw Paulette Elton Rachel Brady Breeze Brewington Gary Branch Torrence Micheal Rodney Britt Britton Broadnax Veronica Brown Wanda Carl Brower James Brown Bruintion Anne Brown Kevin Brown Cynitha Gail Brown Kenna Brown Brvant 249 FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS •II Freshmen Class Officers from left to right: LaVern McKay, Secretary; Gwen Robinson, Miss Freshmen; Michael Howell, Treasure; Felton Best, President; and Willie Gray, Vice President. I 250 Dennis Bryant Alphonso Arthur Burson Deames Jean Burlow Burnett Matthew Bush Bynum Joan Burnette Jennifer Bynum Monica Byrd Michael Cain Shelia Byrd Lenora Campbell Audrey Cooper Patricia Robert Clay Deborah Campbell Danny Courts Peggy Clemens Kenneth Capehart Timothy Crawford Jessica Carney Clifton Iris Cummings Steve Cassell Dennis Gloria Currie Gregory Clodfelter Matthews Chanes Latisha Cole Cyprian Randy Chavls Michael Cole Margaret Cynitha Clark Sherrie Cook Daniel s . ICf ' Anthony Davis Vernon Joanne Drew Carolyn Davis DeVane Effie Dudley Curtis Davis Maria Marcus Dukes Crystal Davis Dewberry Katrina Dunn Mickey Deans Wj-vette Anthony Fred Debnam Dickens Eason Harcemi Clara Diggs Michelle Dempsey Claudette Edmond Dilligard James Beth Dodson Edwards Alford Dorion 251 ]::a ' •II Elizabeth EUerby Wilbert Evans Jackie Everett Gail Fair Cynitha Faison Iris Faison Evelyn Falice Gail Farrior Joe Faulcon Carolyn Feaster Michael Fields Cecil Floyd Robert Fogle Felecia Forbes Brenda Foster Karen Foster Janie Freeman Kenny Freeman Janice Frink Gwen Fulton il i4l 252 Sandy Yolander Funderburke Gamble Rickie Reginald Gadison Gardner Sylvia Freida Gainey Garvin Gad Catling Hugh Gentles David Gibson Robin Giles Janice Gilmore Roshea Goodson Richard Gordon Zeb Graham Melvin Green Frank Greene Baxter Griffin Gregory Griffis John Grant Thomas Gray Willoughby Guy Artansey Hailey Jarvis Hall Carole Hairston Wanda Hairston Teresa Hamilton Walter Hamilton Constance Hammond Cecelia Hankins Kevin Hannon Michael Hardison Gloria Hunter Hayward Humphrey Neldera Hull Michael Howel 253 Patricia John Lamar Beverly Lillie Irby Hardy Hay ward Herndon Holden Eric Ireland Dawn Harris Edith Hazel Chauncey Leslie Holder Calvin Janet Harris Karen Herring Dora Holmes Jackson Calvin Headen Gloria Hester Gwen Horner Marilyn Hawkins Nelson Heggs Jerry Hicks Cynthia Jackson Deborah Margaret Pamela Hill Howard Mildred Hawkins Hemingway Jackson 254 Sophia Knight Jacqueline Leach Stacey LeBeall Rodney Lee Thelma Lee Skipper Levell Calamity Lewis Terrence Lewis Raymond Ronald Sandra Jones Jackson Johnson Stanley Delores Corine Jones Jones Jacobs Gary Jones Tony Jacalyn Kermit Jones Kameur Jacobs Lonnie Jones Robert Ronald Myrna Jones Kearney Jamison Robin Jones Wanda Kevin Jenkins Kearney Richard Johnson Sheilah Rodney Johnson Kinton Sheila Kirby 255 Bernard Malone Frederick Robert Lewter Manning Keith Linday Donald Deborah Marable Little Terrence Debra Long Marable Angela Wanda Malone Marable 256 Darrell Tyrone Herbert Marshall Massey McClellan Annie Martin Earl Mathis Rickey James Sharon McCorkle Martin Matterson Rodney Keith Martin Russell McCormick Maria Martin Matthews Joseph Del ores Raymond McCray Mason Maxwell Cornelia Geraline Bernard McCair 1 McCullough Mason Thomas David McElveen McCallum Cynthia McGirt m Bridget McNulty Thactrames McRae Mark Melvin Cindy Miller Dallas Miller Tanya Mitchell Burnedette Mitchem Franklin Moffitt Angela Monroe Teresa Moore Teretha Moore Marcelle Morgan Zarach Morgan Haywood Morrison Victoria Morrison • Chiquita Newkirk Charles Newman Mark Newman Jacquelyn Nicholson 257 Nixon Donnie Gates James Pagett Linda Gary Palmer Oglesby Wanda Williams Parker Owens Jewell Perry w i: v n 258 Lee Perry Harold Melba Linda Perry Pierce Pridgeon Vickie Perry L. 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Pipkin Wayne Teresa Vernessa Proctor Peterson Pollard Richard Wilbert Michael Pruitt Peterson Ponipey James Pugh Annette Quinne Poole Cheryll Peyton Anthony Raefbrd Cathy PhiCer Pope Carlton Leontyne Rainey Powell Donna Ramsey Ava Randall Isabelle Francis Mary Deborah Rickey Rector Richardson Robinson Sanders Rawlinson Joseph Reid Jackie Olivia Katri Nathan Latrice Richardson Robinson Sanders Rawls Rhodes Sandra Willie Keith Jeannene Delores Roach Robinson Sanders Ray Richardson Beverly Joey Roddey Tonya Sharon Ray Florence Roberts Gail Rogers Sanders Richardson Loring Roberts Joyce Scales 259 ' I ' I 260 Jeanette Scarborough Michael Scott Reginald Scott David Seagle Evelyn Senior David Settle James Seward Lavern Sharp Leon Sharpe Cynthia Sharpless Marcus Sharpless Danelle Shaw Donita Shaw Vanessa Shipman Linda Simmons Jacquelyn Simpkins Alvin Smith Carlton Smith Deborah Smith Debra Smith Felton Smith Jerome Smith Marvin Smith Wayne Smith Erwin Solomon Michael Soltau Cheryl Sowell Catherine Speller Sir? Richard Charlene James Sutton Kenneth Lynda Deborah Spence Steele Judy Tann Taylor Thompson Turner Jenette Racquel Michael Chester Cathy Andre Spivey Stewart Tatum Terry Thorne Underwood Joyce Sprueil Shirvon Cynthia Carol Sandra Edna Vincent Glenda Strayhorn Taylor Thomas Toney Thomas Standi Trudi Yvonne Brandon Vincent Sumpter Thomas Tresayonl Barbara Waddell 261 Shelia Walden James Wallet- Patricia Wall Tralla Wallace Linwood Walls Ronnie Walters Margaret Walton Lila Washington Cynthia Watson Gloria Watson Robert Watson Tracy Webber Valerie Wesson Rhonda West Renee Westmoreland 1:9 !i! Dorothy Whitaker Fredda White Rhonda White Randy Whiteside David Wiggins Alexander Wilcox Bernardo Wilev 262 osemary Rose Wright Woodward Brenda iane Woody Younger ngela Lindell Wright Younger Cynthia Pamela Cassandra Williams Williams Wimbish Gerard Percy Bonita Williams Williams Winborne Garfield Robin Nancy Williams Williams W ' omble Gertie Rose Cherrlvn Williams Williams Wofford Gwendolyn Thommasina Richard Williams Williams Wood Johnny Valeria James Williams Williams Wooden Linda Shelia Ricky Woods Williams Williams 263 :f ' kv i ' f . .3 1 .-__.i ENTERTAINMENT BLOODSTONE ill ! ii I THE BLACK BYRDS 266 a FUNKADELICS w P DONALD BYRD 267 DRAMATICS AND BAND MAJORS I 268 i i . hX ' ' RICHARD B HARRISON PLAYERS R DYNAMIC SUPERIORS 269 WHO ' S WHO 271 Hi Jasper Ormond i;:3 li :i Stephonia Leake 272 u Reba Green Geraldine Gill 1 IP ' r? t v M Adrienne Collins 273 John Williams ■ i!L|,;ii in I Rita Manley I 274 Millicent Jennette Milton Slier Denise Lavender Sharon Hale 275 Sharon Bailey Sidney Britt Nellie Rountree Thurom Deloney 276 Pamela Carson Ann Brown Andrea Bush 277 B Nicie Cannon David Brown r:|!i 4 ' ' •I, MmMBB ■SSi! Rosa Smith • . -i 278 Who ' s Who Among Students In American Universities And Colleges Not Pictured Elizabeth Bell Cedric Jones Charlie Brice Ted Mangum Phyliss Broome Anita Manley Hattie Brown Velancia Pridgeon Charles Coffin. Jr. Gwen Raleigh Paula Dudley Lareo Reddick Anita Gray Loretta Spaulding Velma Gagans Robert Wade George Hand Christal Watson Katy M. Hatton Deioris Willoughby Lamont Hill Jerry Wilson Lizzie Hooker Deborah Winbush Jerryton Hughes Norman Smith 279 I 282 m 283 INFIRMARY Mrs. Thelma Vines, Supervisor of Infirmary; Opposite page; (Topi Mrs. Peggie Waddell. Mrs. Sandra Fuller and Mr. Smith, Infirmary Nurses. 28 4 m -■ 285 DORM COUNSELORS 286 Opposite page: Dorm Counselors: Mrs. Mitchell. Dean Williams, and Miss Hellen Ford. Top: Mrs. Mary Smith and Dean George Bonner. ■ v 287 s ■■■i 1 m 1 11 L iwm PQLI «sii ' .. _ Jfm d 288 Campus Security: from left to right Chief R. Raines. Officer L. Q. Moore, Officer C. Cole, Officer D. Lindsay, Lieutenant W. Mitchell, Lieutenant J. Daughtry, Officer W. J. Kendall, Captain J. Marable, Sergeant J. T. Norris, Officer L. A. Winston, Sergeant J. B. Griffin. 289 P BB 1 ! m ' I ' ■ill ' TV STATION 290 COUNSELING AND TESTING mv If hm. M 291 COMPUTER SCIENCE CENTER 1 292 LAUNDRY 293 B BBB Km What have we to celebrate? The same inequalities and gross in justices that have faced Blacks in ITJS still face us today. But where you ask? And I answer, look in the forest ny brothers and sisters, not at the fo- rest and you will see how carefully White America has thrown rocks and hid its hands throughout the past 200 years. Look deep and see the free- dom preachers who vowed to live by a Declaration of Independence that said all men are created equal; that they are endeftad isj their Creator with certain unalienable fights; life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. And, yet these same persons that constructed such a declaration saw fit to take such unalienable rights from millions of Blacks. May- be they felt we were not created equal. But things have changed since then you say. And my reply to that is changed, yes, but only on the surface. Once again I ask you, look deep and see White America ' s tricks to circumveat Blaoks into thinking all is well. For by looking cleep you will discover that the slavery that existed a hundred years ago has changed form. The chains are gone, and so are the whips and plantations but Just as the automobile has taken the place of the horse, the chains, idiips, and plantations have been re- placed by welfare, subpar housing, and political oppression. The slavery is now sophistocated to fit the sophisticated needs of White America. And because of this sophistication many Blacks believe the fallacy that America is the land of the free. A Black man or wo- man should not think that he or she is free because of edu- cation, money, or other luxuries. Freedom is not measured by these material things alone. By looking deep you will see that right down the street from you there are other Black people who are on welfare and receive constant oppression because of this fact. The truth is you will never be free until Black people all over this countxy are free. A chain is only as strong as its weak- est link. When July h, 1976 arrives, let Blacks eveiyirtiere in this land Join in one big prayer giving thanks to God for the adament willpower he has iven us to keep on keepin on. Then let us ask him to give us strength to push forward and acumen to see a brighter day. As for the other peoplexln this countzy, well ... let them cile- brate, but we cannot afford to. When we finish our bridge, then let us oilaforate. We have promises to keep-- And miles to go before we sleep - And miles to go before we sleep. (Opinion of a student, not necessarily that of the Dnlverslty) Clarke Magoo MsOrlff , ' ajnew ' r- BI-CENTENNIAL 295 I o k J (-. le K orV ■ V SHOULD BLACKS CELEBRATE THE BI-CENTENNIAL?? 295 ■. ' i AND IF SO, HOW SHOULD THEY CELEBRATE IT? Ate 297 19 ' iy - «4iK iC P _ ««-. :« A fli. arbar T). Texas T Should Blacks Celebrate The Bi-centennial? The Bi-centennial should be celebrated by Blacks as a means to insure that our con- tributions to America are recorded: but. as for Blacks costuming themselves in red. white and blue would be a farce. It would be like praising the Devil as he long drains a person. Otherwise. Blacks should cele- brate American birth by mass protest and v igilance at all seats of government, to let the Whites know that we are here to stay and will not rest until we receive our rights as human beings and as Black Americans, (opinion of student, not necessarily that of the university) Norman Smith ' J- ml ' ' 1 1 ■! SENIOR CLASS CONTINUED 300 Harold L. Williams Jan Williams John Edward Johnnie A. Garysburg Morganton Williams Williams Industrial Arts Business Warsaw Greensboro Administration Professional Math Political Science Lois Williams Marvin L. Williams Marsha Williams Peggie J. Williams New Bern Winston-Salem Bridgeton Engield Early Childhood Architectural Nursing Nursing Education Engineering Raymond Williams Rhonda Williams Romell M. Williams Stephanie Williams Greensboro Sanford Beulaville Charleston, S.C. Business Social Studies Early Childhood Business Administration Education Administration 301 Willie Mae Deloris Willoughby Jerry Bernard Belynda Wimbish Williams Rocky Mount Wilson Raleigh Greensboro Business Education Troutman Speech and Theatre Community Mental Professional Education Health Chemistry Deborah Winbush Martinsville, Va. Architectural Engineering Rosalyn Woltz Danville, Va. Business Education Carolyn R. Womack Greensboro Home Economics Education Wilbert Womack Washington, D.C. Business Administration Russell C. Veronica D. Vivian Woods William Ernest Woodward Woodard Burlington Woods, III Union, S.C. Wilson Clothing, Textiles Raeford Health and Professional Math and Related Arts Music Education Physical Education jimmi ' SSm Margaret Ann Woodson Columbia, S.C. Professional Biolog - Pier Angeli Wright Washington. D.C. Social Services I 303 --- iJ ti ' jiiw ifejag .af ' JS t J -. —. ' K ' m % p 1 ' 1 ' ' r ' l ' - • M :t 306 I- 307 S9 PLEDGING im er .■ . ' . . 308 mm 7 ifi i.« i - ' 5 ■ ' ' : •■ ■ .__. - wiri . ' ! I? ' . :■ •o• :%! ■■• 309 ii U ::} It ' 310 — vi 311 I i M mi ' Y 312 313 II i! i if] I! 0,11 I, 314 Stokely Carmichael honors A T State University with a visit. 315 316 --,::aJ. - ; _- __ _. 317 ? ' ] I ;| J Rachel L. Thrower, Editor-in-Chief 320 ►■ Jacqueline George, Assoc. Editor 321 322 m 323 325 AYANTEE YEARBOOK STAFF Rachel L. Thrower Editor-in-Chief Jackie George Asso. Editor Craven Springs Bust. Manager Edna Alston Mgn. Editor Charles Freeman Organization Editor Wright Raiford Feature Editor James Johnson Student Life Editor Cynitha Woodard Sophomore Class Editor Marcus Dukes Administration Editor Henry Little Entertainment Editor Al Smith Artist Others: Gail Blackwell Mary Partlow LaVern Higgs Photographers: Charles Gurham Reginald Brown Joseph Reid Donald Farrell Doug Jones As editor of the Ayantee Yearbook time and experience permits me to thank, from the bottom of my heart. Charles Freeman. Wright Raiford. James Johnson, and Charles Gorham for sticking with the yearbook and myself until completion. Without your company and understanding the 1976 Ayantee Yearbook would have been at a lost. For those that were on the staff and made promi. ' ies you did not bother to keep, assumed responsibilities that you failed to carry out. and those who received something for no services rendered: I .say to you. DO NOT return in the fall. A working staff has no place for you. If your name fails to appear on the staff list it is because you have contributed no help to the production of the 1976 Ayantee Yearbook. Rachel L. Thrower Edilor-In-Chief 326 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The yearbook staff would like to express our gratitude and sincere appreciation for the time and effort spent by Dr. Jesse Marshall (Vice Chancel or of Student Affairs ' . Mr, Sullivan Welborne (Director of Memorial Union ' . Mrs. Carolyn Crocker (Secretan,- Student Activities ' . Mr. Joe Faust (Sports Information ' , and Mr. Robert Lawson (Plant Representive: Photographer!. We are very conscious of the benefit received from xour willing devoted help. : L Mr. James Wright, III Acting Director of Student Activities and yearbook advisor. Mrs. Carolyn Crocker Mr. Sullivan Welborne We acknowledge pictures submitted by: Omega Psi Phi Esquires Chi Eta Phi Phi Mu Alpha Karate Club We acknowledge photographers: Robert Lawson Steven Sims (Turk) We also acknowledge the loose tongue that knows nothing, but flaps constantly. 327 :y:- ' 0 y ' : A T takes a rest, never ending. f cUo- ' - :7 - t c. .