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

Text from Pages 1 - 336 of the 1977 volume:

liiiBiSiiiir NC A a T STATE UNIV LIBRARY 3 0343 0315059-  -. - ' ' - -?• I r • ■• •« •■•  •■ i r n ,1 % lii • 1 .iSKTr iM M M I TABLE OF CONTENT QUEENS 12 HOMECOMING 26 ADMINISTRATION 50 SPORTS 66 CLASSES 98 ORGANIZATIONS 194 SCHOOLS 242 STUDENT LIFE 284 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 328 i ; AYANTEE NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURAL TECHNICAL STATE UNIVERSITY OF GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA 27411 RACHEL L THROWER EDITOR im MillMimM MMM SBB S Sm K m . mamm THE CHALLENGE . . . DIFFERENT BUT YET THE SAME The cliallcnges of our society take on many forms. Living in an era so blistered with changes and innovations, there must be some focal point of skiU and knowledge that will prepare one with the weapons of acceptance and rejec- tion necessary to conlront those challenges and yet survive. A T is that focal point. Different as it may seem, but yet the same. A T presents one with a demonstrative display of every facet of our complex society, but at the same time it renders the tools to endure. The degree of acceptance or the manner of rejection is based on one ' s ability to under- stand the problems that confront him. I -;: 1 ■B gfka 81 r S m i m m iSs mmmmmm M ' Mmimi iiiiiilMilM liliiBllillliliJI CADEMICS The challenges of our highly competitive society have been molded into many different facets in ac- cord with the complex era in which we now live. In order to meet any of these challenges, we must first meet the academic challenge which is now greater than it has been in any other span of history. With tremendous emphasis being placed upon one ' s formal training in detemiining the type of job and salar ' he may get, it is increasingly important that one take all of his academic endeavors seriously. We are now in an age of competition. Only those who academically qualify will survive. JJffltMBIMI Mli ■■■■ m. RGANIZATIONS 111 tiiduy ' s society, man lives because he has some- thing to cling to, something that interests him, or something in which lie believes and trust. The large number of members in the University ' s many organi- zations clearly proves this to be true. By joining organizations, one learns to meet the challenge to foster understanding. Organizations help to refine and understand one ' s self better. One also learns to get along with other people and develop his leadership ability to its fullest. jii ' :j.i. ' - sd H As students, we are chal- lenged to test our skill, to test our competence, and to exe- cute our ability in athletics. Emerging as victors is not al- ways prevalent; whether we lose by score, we are still vic- tors in our hearts. When we honor the thrill of victory with intelligent minds and hearts, and when we are strong enougli to accept the agony of defeat, we will al- ways be victors. When the best effort is exemplified, we can all say it is a task well done. We have the potentials to perpetuate manly competi- tion, mentally and physically. mmm TUDENT i 1 , iW k u ■iv-x F 1 B .. ' MB l - — 1 k r ! ■u V y i 1 ¥ ■ .i - - i n :Ma;4aiitfi;i.ii sxmmm w v --- ■ 1 ■ 13 I if m.. •c vibA CTT ■ _7: Q iusiixa. uonna - £ida zzzu Mi IT ' M-T - .f m W rMlmlSt MMSi ' iiliiiMiiiiinfiiiiiii HiiH ' iiiFiiMilMiiiiiiiiiTiniiPtit t ' n paxpi VHP ' _ ' ' !£ ' ' m--£ihoLd of c -. ' szLfthina jSea .t.fui: Our lovely First Lady of the student body of orth CaroUrui A T State Un iversity for the 1976- 77 term. Miss V ' lvelisa Perry, is the portrait of serenity. She is a Senior Political Science major, and has been an honor student for the past three years. Upon graduation, she ishes to pursue studies in Public .Administration. Tessa , as she is affectionately known, is the daughter of CW-3 Mrs. F. S. Perry. She was bom in Florence. S.C., and is the second eldest of five children. Because of her father ' s chosen career. Tessa has traveled extensively and currently resides in Fort Richardson, .Alaska. The First Lady is an active member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated, as well as a member of the Political Science Society. Further, she is a 1st Lt. in the A FROTC program, here at the university. Tessa has had extensive experience in the duties and responsibilities of a queen, which have so well prepared her for her role as a serene and gracious .Miss A T. During her Freshman year she was chosen as an attendant for .Miss Freshman. Her Junior year she was elected to sene as .Miss .Men ' s Council Tessa ' s duties range from being a member of the Homecoming Committee to membership on the Exeaitive Board of the Student Government .Association, In her varying moods of reflection, Tessa enjoys privacy, spellbinding music, and meaningful encounters with people. Her philosophy of life is the belief that. Where love rules, there is no will to power; therefore live, and let love radiate sunshine all throughout your life. 15 :: ; .(iig!|i:u; l!:!l:i■:iJ1:!:!f|;;| ii ' BllHBBiailll 11 WB . ■rji H 1 1 r cMl±± cA and Cowl ig 6-igii cMiii ' 2si:niii: £ a ' Ui i i Miil ' J d .a ■jffuH Mai d of Honor, Miss Denise ; . Meeks. is a Senior Business 3rd Bridesmaid, Miss Debra Griffith, is the daughte Administration Major, from Winston-Salem, NC. She is the of Mr. and Mrs Ernest Griffith of Greensboro, NC daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Meeks. Slie was born under the Debra is a freshman majoring in Early Childhooi sign of i ' lrgo. Education. She was born under the astrological sigi Aquarius 16 nvnm 2tul Bridesmaid. Miss Sharrie Daniels, is a suphomure Psychol- ogy major from Regalwood. A ' .C Sfiarrie is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Daniels. Her astrological sign is Leo. ciiiii t kaxxis Xianicli 1st Bridesmaid, .Miss Sharon Barnes, is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Edgar Barnes of Rocky Mount, . .C. She is a junior Speech andTheatre Arts major Her sign is Gemini 17 mBmmsmmmam IHMl:1:,: l ' :,:■, UaM K ' l- II. h rL.i- ' r.iic . 1 ■- .ut- {■•-. ■ I J. . . ' ■ ' -- 18 Miss Freshman Bettye Taylor Escort: Bob Henry Miss Phi Bela Sigrna- White BcrnaJetle Ford Escort: John Heyward Miss Kappa Alpha Psi I ' anessa Evans Escort: Daniel McFadden Miss American Chemical Society Delannie McElralh Escort: Randy Byrd Miss Senior Pamela Irev Escort: Nelson Bennett ■uludHHLiUwUUUiuj ' - ' - ' - - ' ---- ' - ' JSiiL iii mLti KuJitii Miss IEEE Teresa Johnson Escort: Robert Copeland Miss Gamma Sigma Sigma Forest Slepp Miss A T 1975-76 Chris Watson Miss Men ' s Council Iris Faison Escort: Jackie Davis Miss Sophomore Dejuanna Shoffner Escort: Curtis Askew 1 19 20 mtmSF .v}! nB ww ' !k MLV ' ' ' - i Ll u H wUiiiiyuLjgj ri tl Miss Women ' s Council I.tnern Hall Escort: Tyrone SImckleford MissS.C. Fellows t ' duh Moore Escort: Randy Clarke Miss Administrative Helpers Jeanette Wilson Miss Society o] Automotive Engineers Tina Francis Escort: Bernard Malone Miss Groove Phi Groove Cheryl Srreeter 21 K lilKlillBSl ' liSMllBlil il;ilkli«illiiH 1 II n, I I- ■ ,!( ' l ' Miss Alpha Kappa Alpha Cynthia Douglas Escort: Ulysses Cozart Miss Army ROTC Cornelia McCollough Escort: Stanley Cash Miss Alpha Phi Alpha Wanda Biggs Escort: Harry Johnson Miss Delta Sigtna Theta Freda Jackson Escort: Bruce Anderson 5. Miss AFROTC Debbie Clavel Escort: Ernest Long 22 . I lF ' Ip ' , .wt -wMlr-, l p l. r wr1wm ' ![l ' tnp™ ' ■pn [TF rl| •l; r j yJJg aajlUagaMaJiiM Miss Omega Psi Phi Debbie Richardson tscori: Mike Stroud Miss Political Science Society Myra Brewington Escort: Dionne Rouse Miss Phi Mu Alpha Lynelle Stevenson Escort Clifton Carinor Miss Junior Emanuella Jones Escort Melvin Gill Miss Phi Beta Sigma-Blue Angela Culbreth Escort: Pierre Mitchell i 23 ] ii liilikj| l! . 1. Miss Pershing Rifles Denelrice Turner Escort: Ralph Chamers 2. Miss Alpha Phi Omega Jennifer Brum 3. Miss United Christian Fellowship Donice Heiidrix Escort: Felton Bess 4. Miss Gospel Choir Mabel Dixon Escort: Dean Wilson 24 iiiliBiilffia ' ' 25 ir--§isaB f iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii mmmmm 26 mHi li Hi f A V iJll ti£. 27 massrmmw I ' WWJii BT mmmmi§ , „ SB S3i m mmsSSSI MmmMsmmMM i i HI ' ;iii:SF|ili: !7«5 ' ? ' iw r .■:if: kvmxfrZf::iy, ' iHyii tm  tjrtM «Sii«i!itHiiiitiaitiiplita,ilililiil 32 ■ i-t, K- A li ,.: ii,:.ir.iimatiKg MH smr- ' i .Vy ' ■ ' ■ ' ' ' ■ ' • ' ii ' tfilr ' l liirii ' i lilr ' ' -- ' ■ ' ■ ' ' ' ■ ' ' ■ ' ' ' ' ' ■ ' ' ' ' ' ■ ' ■■■ ' ■ ' ' ' ■ ' ■- ■ ■ ' ■ ■ ' ' ' ' ■ i- ' - i- -!--! -J i- 33 myi ' •• ■ ' ■ y ' ri-o-}c ' m y:r:, ' -.:-HK ' ' ' iv. ' i- HvmmU imml mmmmmMimmi I 35 .ifWM ' m ' Jiif A li -i ' i ' ,iiii!i MmBniM ' iimr.m?m:aHH!!iHM.; 37 I .1, ' « ' -■. ■. ' ;it. ' „ ' •- A ■■-- , JihSi-III ' i;iaiuitB«5iitiEiaii ' tia.oim:Hi3isjKiiiaH!DJi,ia:i ' ffl8l 39 V ' r - m -I. ' . . ' I -:.!-;.i-5.riMMii ' . ..■.. ' i.:..tn ' . . ' .ii ' v.. ' !l!l.i.i,i. .rm:. 41 . w iii4sa:iii?ja!if ilMw • ' fi ' ammt  «SI|itiapiawii M 1 cI.nts.ziain.trL£.n.i RAMSEY LEWIS • RAMSEY LEWIS • RAMSEY LEWIS 46 bri:n:i.;h!iif!:hii,ii.,ii:ii;i!mmMI jlJi -.JjIFjI. a u- tk --y Phi 4 IV. . m |r ' «. ►■ ' -%.•- l TAVARES • TAVARES • TAVARES • TAVARES This year the Aggies were entertained by Ramsey Lewis, Tavares, Nebulus, and a few Aggies themselves. As usual the Aggies got off in their very own way. No matter who shows up at T , we are going to do our thing. 47 | k ' .ffi!li M t|tl mMSii ■ifM NEBULUS • NEBULUS • NEBULUS • NEBULUS 49 11 -M J X s, DR. LEWIS C. DOWDY, CHANCF-LLOR After serving a period of years as Assistant Professor of Education and Director of Student Teaching, Dean of the School of Education and General Studies, Dean of hi- struction. Dr. Dowdy liavmg been elected President in March assumed the Presi- dency on Apnl 10, U)t)4. He is man led to Mrs. Eliz- abeth Smith Dowdy, parents of three children, two boys and one girl. Bii li ' P ii ' j ' iiiii Dr. W. C. Parker, Jr., Dean of Student Affairs for Services ■I ■ iiQii v-i;i ' l ' .iii|: ' (iiitl ' ri; ' ' iii ' lt ' L,!iiiil;i:iHiiiu:nwili(lll!tlll Riglit: Mr. Richard Moore, Associate Director of Devel- opment and Community Relations for Public Informa- tion Services. Below: Mr. Joseph Williams, Associate Director of Devel- opment and Community Relations for Alumni Affairs : .i DEVELOPMENT AND COMMUNITY RELATIONS Dr. ' Albert Smith, Vice Chancellor for Development and Community Rela- tions. 56 SSi Mr. Matthew King, Vice Chancellor for Fiscal Affairs. Mrs. Doris Canada, Director of Personnel Services. I Mrs. Maxine Davis, Director of Purchasing. 57 iili .::2iiil(l! iii ' t 1 ,--:. ' ,-j,iii5,L--!n!i..-ii ' r-uii ■: -ii it. uiaiiii ' rfi iitii ' -j ' ■ ligiitrii ACADEMIC AFFAIRS Rjght: Dt. Glenn F Rankin, Vice Chance lor for Academic Af fairs. Mr. Neil Armstrong, Director of Summer School. )A Dr. W. T. Ellis, Assistant Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs. BI «!: ' J™!!J imUJi!IBi Left: Mr. Gerard Gray, Director of Physical Plant. Mr. Joseph Bennett, Director of Career Education. Mr. Sullivan Wei borne. Director of Student Union. 59 JMIiil !t!i ' l ' .T ' :i:iliMiiIilull ' M ' ii;l ' ili ' f-jil ' i; ' i:i; ' t ' ' J|li ' l!-::lllirii Mr. Edgar Sheppard. Bursar Accountant Mr. Eddie Hargrove, Director of Veterans Af- fairs hO iiiiii iiriiii MUMlMEMlillMiL ISH JWIili ' IUVV iW to ' : Mr. Fred L. Jackson, Director of Accounting - ' , Mr. Harold L Lanier, Director of Cooperative Education 61 ...Siiiii DIRECTORS Riglit: Dr. Riibcrt Wilson, Director of Coun- seling Services. Below: Mr. James Wright, Acting Director ot Student Activities. Right: Mrs. Ruby Jones. Director of Contracts and Grants. ||_ .1 .Lir ij. 1 : ' TiJ, 1 Left: Mr. Vance Gray, Director of Student Financial Aid 63 m JWUHIIIIlii wmmi Above; Ms. Audrey C. Lineberger, Administrative Assistant to Dean AIDP. Top Right: Mrs. Virginia McKee, Assistant to Chancellor Right: Theodore Mahaffey, Adniinistrafive Assistant to the Chancellor 64 1 n m Left: Mr. Angus Small, Director of Computer Science Center Lower Left: Dr. Howard Robinson, Director of Research .Administration Below: Mr. Joseph Faust, Director of Sports Information I, 4 til ••• - • . M 65 mMm Bi PRPiiiiii : jji©iiiliii ■iilliili lillliBJIilllilllifeillil I iMIil FOOTBALL ■BsaiB HEAD COACH HORNS BY HOWELL Unrnsbv Howell Horn.sby Howel! wjs honored by his Mid- Eastern AtMetic coaching peers last season by being picked as the conference ' s Coach of the Year. Howell, who has an overall 49-30-2 rec- ord, will be entering his ninth season as the Aggie Head Coach. A graduate of the university, Howell has not only made a fine contribution to college foot- ball but has also tutored some of professional football ' s most outstanding players. He is a man dedicated developing the total man who can compete in our highly competitive society. Hnwell believes that his team will not have aru ' pressure to repeal as co-champions of the MFAC. All I want my players to do is play their best possible game each time they com- pete this season, the rest will come, he said. Howell began his coaching career in 1950 in nearby Burlington. N.C. In 1953 he returned to his alma mater in the capacity of a trainer and remained in that position until 1964 when he Was promoted to assistant football coach. kAftdi«MMeM«|NM|MMiMK ' fCffi a ' r ' ' Wheeler is one of the brightest oftensive minds in college football. He is largely responsible tor the tremendous improvement in the Aggie offense. Three years ago, Wheeler introducted the veer offense to the team and immediately the offensive yardage began to pile up. Last season the team returned to the Slot-1 and led the -conference in just about every ' offensive category. With only two regulars gone from last season ' s league leadmg offense, Wheeler will have a fine nucleus to train and develop. WTieeler is a graduate of East Carolina University where he was an out- standing football pla ' er. Since his graduation, his experiences have included a head coachmg and athletic directorship in the Albemarle County School system. GEORGE WHEELER 69 Probably the hardest working coach on the staff, Harris is credited with keeping the A T tradition of strong defense intact. He believes in getting the most out of his defensive players by competitive workouts yet still maintaining that ail important team unity concept. A native of Charlotte, NX., Harris played on the 1959 A T CIAA championship team. One of the top recruiters in North Carolina, Harris served as an officer in the 32nd Airborne Division and later coached football, basketball, and baseball at Chatham High School in nearby Siler City, N.C. His two year football coachine record there was 14-2-2. 71 JOHN BAKER Coach Jdlin Baker, product of Norfolk State College, where he made all Ameri- can and all Conference two years in suc- cession. He was drafted by the Greenba Packers, palyed one year, went from Greenbay to Canada where he played sl years in Canadian Ball, after leaving Can- ada Coach Baker played with the New York Giants in the United States. Coach Baker last year in Professional Ball was played at Birmingham. He coached high school football in Detroit Michigan until l ' )76. At A T he served as defensive line coach. He is known for his knowledge of Defensive line play. . ji I .jji. Ill Benjjmn S. Blatknell defensive linebjcker coaeh a product of A T State University. He was a 1972 graduate. He was botll an All Conference and All American while at A T. He played under Defensive Coach Howell, Harris, and Coach Jefferson. He is responsible for scouting and recruiting. He comes as a graduate assistant A native of Louisburg, N.C. He served in the U.S. Air Force for 4 years. He coached little league football in Greensboro and he is also assistant to the Director of Greensboro Recreation Football Day Camp. His wife teaches Home Eco- nomics here at A T. They don ' t have any children. iliiiii II i N. C. A l STATE 1976 FOOTBALL A NAME Allineice, Gary Davis, Oliver eter, James _ fTurner, Ellsworth Westmoreland, Rodne Caviness, Carl ' • % Thomas, Allen 5 4 Johnson, Gerald Coefield, Jeff Warren, Thomas Hawkins, Calvin yner, William ack, Bruce aster. Dexter ardwell, Michael Crowder, James Degrafenreid, Dale Barham, Larry Wilkes, Jeff Scott, Frank Scott, Ronald nhyfjhloward _ lanfff ' gfte ' nn 43 Porchia, Anthony Floyd, Mafl ■Currie, Tori™ Ricks, Earl Wooten, Rola Fuller, Charle Aiken, Ronal( Rucker, Leon Merrick, Jame Pridgin, Dary! ' Crosby, Joe Jones, Norma avis, Emmar Simmons, Jer Lowe, Arthur lnman,.GIenn ' Cjmpbell, Kenneth BIpomfield. Joseph Roberts, Charles Villaponteaux, Ken Pride, Clayton Washington, Willie Norrell, Roger jffr Nibbs, Lucien ■■ Gaskins, Ralph Adams, Gary Brown, Wheeler Smalt, George Boone, Arthur Smith Greg ;4 ipi, Ronnie Jackson, Jeff Roberts, Greg IVIonteirio, Jesse Holland, Jearold tolland. Coy E isoff, Thomas,; fhsher, Brett j ' 1 Alston, Levfs ' } Howell, Hori-j Board, DwIif J Bostick, C fCf Curry, Artpur ,, Paige, Jan- 5 JonSs, Nolan HOT. 6-1 5-11 5-9 6 1 r. _.-S-10 5-11 5-10 5-11 6-0 5-10 5-11 6-3 5-10 B-1 5-10 5-10 6-1 Vz 6-2 5-1 ' i-10 6-0 Vloyd, l a l HHHI H 1185 DB Senior Currie, Tori H ■ H 180 DB Freshman K Ricks, Earl j H K 6-0 175 DB Freshman B 48 Wooten, Roland K 6-2 220 LB Freshman B Fuller, Charles 6-3 220 LB Freshman Wk Aiken, Ronald 6-0 235 OG Senior ■h Rucker, Leon 5-11 235 DT Senior r.- 53 Merrick, James 6-2 ' a! 240 DT Senior B ■ ; 5 Pridgin, Daryl 5-10 189 LB s r m l . 96 . Crosby, Joe . Jones, Norman 6-r,4 205 LB 6-3 255 C Freshman ' ' ' •™ Davis. Emmanuel 6-3 225 C .Sophomore ' - ' ■ ' Simmons, Jerome 5-10 190 LB ' Senior Wf 59 Lowe, Arthur 6-5 240 DE Freshman 60 62 63 65 66 67 np, 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 7 5-11 6-2 5-11 6-3 6-1 6-3 G-2 6-2- 6-7 6-2 6.3 6-3 6-3 6-272 6-2 e ' -o- 6-2 6-0 6-1 6-2 6-6 60 6-3 6-0 6-3 6-5 60 5-11 WGT. POS. 185 ' :QB 165 160 187 160 175 195 165 170 190 194 180 160 177 170 205 198 210 190 207 205 170 187 ■T7[) 185 180 175 ?20 ?20 ?35 ' 35 40 89 !05 55 ?25 90 !40 215 225 230 245 225 240 230 245 240 238 243 242 247 248 220 fVFk DB QB DB QB DB DB WR DB RB RB SB SE DB SB FB FB RB RB FB DB RB TE DB DB DB -B .B DG DT DT _B -B _B DE LB OG C OG OG OT OT DE OG DE OT OT DT DT DT C OG DT l f niVersit ROSTER CLASS Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Junior Senior Sophomore Freshman Freshman Senior Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Sophomore Senior • Freshman , SopHS4 ijunja Sophomore Freshman Junior Junior . , m U Junior Senior Freshn Freshn Freshn Freshn Senior Senior Senior Junior Senior Freshn Sopho Senior Freshn Sophomore Sophomore Senior Junisj Sen r Junior h t 250 246 .$27 | « DE ■245 TE leshriian Freshman Senior Junior Sophomore Senior Junior Senior Junior Senior Freshman Senior Freshman Sophomore Sophomore Senior Sophomore Sophomore Senior Sophomore Senior Junior ; HOMETOWN Houston, Texas Chapel Hill, Nor Carolina Spindale, IM. C. Gaithersburg, Maryland Greensboro, North Carolina Washington, D. C. Raeford, North Carolina Greensboro, North Carolina Kinston, North Carolina Greensboro, North Carolina Grimesland, North Carolina Greenville, North Carolina Buena Vista, Virginia Charlotte, North Carolina Greensboro, North Carolinn IVlonroe, North Carolina Asheville, North Carolina Weldon, North Carolina Farmville, North Caro Atlantic Ciftf, New Jer Gjiden CIhb Kansas Chdrlotte Borth Carol Roanokg iirginia Moncks Gwner, South Caroli Kings Mountdin, North Carolina Greensboro, Nor,th Carolina Greensboro, Nof kCarolina Greensboro, Nort ? arolina Greensboro, North Carolina MIoncks Corner, South Carolina Red Spring, North Carolina Amityville, New York Newark, New Jersey Charlotte, North Carolina Jofws Island, South Carolina Weldon, North Carolina Moncks Corner, South Carolina Greensboro, North Caroling FayettjBVille, North Carolina Aba een, North Carolina Rotkingham, North Carolina Rfanoke Rapids,. North Carolina Wroncks Corner, South Carolina CTOrlotte, North Carolina Wilson, Mnitli C.-iioIin.i ;KoaiKjkt:, V«gn-ria Saint Thomas, Virgin Isia Wilson, North Carolina Gastonia, North Caroljj Baltimore, Maryland] Raeford, North Can Durham, North Car ' Atlanta, Georgia Franklinton, North Carolina Atlanta, Georgia Spindale, North Carolina Wilson, North Carolina Roanoke, Virginia Roanoke, Virginia Spring Lake, North Carolina Detroit, Michigan Greensboro, North Carolina Greensboro, North Carolina Union Hall, Virginia Rockingham, North Carolina Murfreesboro, North Carolina Siler City, North Carolina Greenville, South Carolina 75 ..:.,::.:,.. ,:..4Miliillli WRESTLING COACH MELVIN PINCKNEY AGGIE MATMEN, MEAC CHAMPIONS 1975-76, RETURN TO CHALLENGE THE TOURNAMENT. The North Carolina A T State University Wrestling program has enjoyed six years of winning wrestling in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference. Mr. Melvin Pinckney took over the Aggie coaching duties 6 seasons ago. Under his guidance, the team has captured two MEAC championships. Mr. Pinckney has been awarded tlie Coach of the Year once in the NAIA Distr ict 26. North Carohna A T State finished its second most successful season under the leadership of Mel B. Pinckney as the team won Id of 22 contest. The team hasn ' t lost a home match m two years. In five MEAC tournaments, the Aggies have compiled a record of 2nd, 4th, 5th, 1st places consecutively. The Aggie matmen are expected to improve last year ' s 16-6 mark as Pinckney returns all hut two from last years squad, and a fine recruiting year. Wrestling Team from left to right: Lester Epps, Charles Burke, Stanley Jones, Wilhes Middlebrooks, Rodney James, John Ford, Steve Graves, and Coach Mel Pinckney. Second Row from left to right: Jerry Coble. Ted Moore, Dennis Quick. Al Thompson, Darrell Drew, Ointon Bastic. Mike Black, Horace McDovald, Tom BrowTi, Dale Degraffenreid, Chicl Ward, and Robert Smith. Not Pictured are Arthur Boone and Walter Barrett 77 wmmfimmmmmma 78 79 GIRLS ' BASKETBALL JOYCE SPRUILL Joyce Spaiill. a 1975 graduate of A T, will be entering her second season as Director of Women ' s Athletics at the univer- sity. Besides her demanding duties which include scheduling and recniiting, Ms. Spruill also is the head coach of tlic women ' s basketball team which last year qualified for the state playoffs in Chapel Hill. With the surge and improved competi- tion 1 women ' s sports, Ms. Spruill possesses the kind of dedication and dclernimation needed to build a successful program w 1 I II 81 mmm ' - , iiMmmmi m ' 5 Row 1 left tu right: Tammy Gardner, Mamie Jones, Ivy MiMidy, Chark-ne Henderson, Cheryl Armwood, Elmira Hall, Eva Patterson, Janice Hooker. Lillic Prall, Valerie Capeharl, Natalie Rudgers, Sylvia Deloatch, Trina Graves. 82 1-jl.a.— 1 -1., I. !■-.- bJl-lll.l I !■ ■ ..J.J.. 83 ; ' •— ' « HEAD COACH WARRHN REYNOLDS Wjrrcn Reynolds is the catalyst behind the success I ' l the North Carolina A T basketball program. In tour years as the Aggie head coach. Reynolds ' teams have captured three Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference championships and last season tJie team accepted a hid Id participate in the coveted National Invitatmnal lournanicnl held in New York City ' s Madison Square Garden. A popular llgure at basketball camps during Uu- olt-season, Reynolds has been cited as the top coaili in the MT-AC three times. His teams are noted lor iIk ' presence oT a dominating center, agile and mobile lor v;irds. and penetrating backcourt players. This year Reynolds will be faced with a massive rebuilding task as he tnes lo replace five of his top six players lost to graduatioa As always, he approaches his assignment with enthusiasm and optimism. Reynolds came to the Aggies with one of tlie most impressive records of any coach to come out ot the state ot Georgia as he led Bullard-Hudson High ot Macon to a 57-14 record. He continued his winning ways during his first season at the Aggie helm as he guided the team to its second straight Mid-F_astem Athletic Conterence championship. ihe superlatives surrounding the coaching acctmi- phshtnents of Reynolds are nearly unending. Above all, his ability to communicate with his players and get the Ivsi possible game Irom each individual each time he siL ' ps on the liaskelball Hour, is Reynolds ' greatest ♦ rrJTtrtlBia If! r- ■I Jr -.! J.. II ' . IULIL.JJ.... I. ,.Jl.. .1 ,. L l,.„! ' ir.ji J..! .L ' jj. LI. .1 AL CARTER Al Carter has been an invaluable cog in the success of the North Carohna A T bas- ketball program since joining the staff at the start of the 1974 seasoa Carter w s a standout guard for the Aggies prior to his graduation from the uni- versity in 1973. His chief responsibilities include scouting and working with the back- court players. Scouting IS a very important part of our program. Carter said. Statistics don ' t al- ways tell the story. Many times in my scout- ing reports 1 pick up things that a player or coach likes to do in certain situations. And then there is always that human element of how well a player responds to contact and pressure situations. A true student of the game. Carter spends countless hours reviewing and study- ing plays in the .Aggie system. Although he was a big scorer during his career at A T, Carter has always been known for his de- fense. Defense is the only way to offset teams with similar height, experience, ability, speed, and ball-handling, Carter said. In the close games the team that forces an error is the team most likely to win. Co-captains from left to right: Steve Cassell and L. J. Pipkins. 85 30-Edward Vickers, Forward, Headland. Ala.; 44-Steve Cassell, Forward, Charlotte, N.C.; 42-Caleb Johnson. Guard. .Asheboro. N.C.: SaDaryl Samuels, Forward, Atlanta, Ga.; 52-Melvin Palmer. Center, Sanford, N.C.; 32-L J. Pipkins, Forward. Launnburg, N.C.; 35-Keith Davis, Forward, New York City; lO-Willie Robinson. Guard, Charlotte. N.C.; 24-Mike Glaspy. Guard. Indianapolis. Ind.; 12-Ricky Reynolds. Guard, Dotlian, Ala.; 4-Greg Branch, Guard. Long Island. N.Y.; 34-Mike Washington. Guard; 40-Ellsworth Turner. Guard. Gaithersburg, Md. 87 B ■ ■ flip 88 ■-!■■■ ■■;: -Jl---. -..iM .,i,.i, M jL.a-!.. hi:.. LS!: ■ ■■L ' ..-Ls.j.-aj 8 ' ' {Il.I l. ' .l. 1. ■■!:.: .rLl.ifJtCitBijCfijU ■ t I I L.l ' -. ' I ' r;;..i;;jh; ' gj iL ' tea,; . A ' lfan.jL Hti,. ,v. ' s . ' ' t . i:.-: 89 iSBssaif TRACK AND FIELD lwllia9!fifi;M! ' ;i t; !ifi)n !iii ' it ' iiiiiiii., :.:T,i -,:t;:i i:i;i-!i ' hi ■■ ' . ' : ' ; ' i;!. ' :( ii;ii i u iu.:i. ' ,i;i m ' !: i iii ' H :■ !)i ' :i)i: ' ji-Li.i!i ' ,)!i;fl|:iB 4 — ♦-♦ 90 iL.|j : . ' .lI ill . ' ! I. . •- Ju ' ShR-JI : Sff — t-. J t ' ■« « TRACK AND FIELD TEAM Row One from left to right: Milton Chisolm. Hurdler: Kirk L ' les, Jumper: Carl Hooker. Sprinter; ' veith Holmes, Jumper; Steve Moore, Distanc Runner; James Johnson, Jumper; Char ' , Cole, Sprinter; William Boone, Jumper; ir £arl Chestnut. Sprinter. Row Two from left to right: Kenneth Smith, Long Sprinter; Joe Murphy. Distance Runner; Freddie Wil- liamson, Distance Runner; Hubert Brown, Long Sprinter; Ruben McElrath, Weight Man; Vin- cent Blackmon, Weight .Man; Stanley Jenkins, Sprinter; Dwight Mitchell, Distance Runner; and James Eastern, Sprinter. 91 wnm wm IJ-i:fi.- 1; ' d- ' ■: ' ■ ' ] ' J ' I! iti ■ ft ms.jill!!- ; ' mfi l :il:!;l5; ' a nB;;!: !;iHfil GIRLS ' VOLLEYBALL (Left to Right) Cheryl Deloney, Ahce Lyons, Lillie Pratt, Hlniira Hall, Virginia Oden, Catherine Rosehore, Christine Becton, and Sherry Ingram and Not Pict ured. Ann Price, Robin WilHams, and Sheron Foster. 92 ...li ■ ■!JL-JI..-..!M. .. L ,,|„mJLiiijI LL„ Lii!; .. ■ ■ ■ ' ■ ' ■ -■ -U.UI ' iLl ■ ■ .lI ' l ' iiJ. jL.Lt! ..ijiiibsi ! SOCCER TEAM Ironl Row (Left to Right), Augustine Enewarl, Paulinus Uroruka, Gbodey Barom - Captain, Patrick Ikegbounu, Chris Kpoudum, Lamin Turay, Alaga A. Mabinton. Middle Row (Left to Right! Mohammed Turay, Isaac Vsifo, Asuquo Ebiana, Rex Onyejiaka, Geofrey Abara, F. Opata. Back Row (Left to Right) Team Boss, Roger Mckee, Danny, Gentle Hugh, Oscar Johnson and John A. Afolayia 93  ■■■.„„ ■MB SiiillljB™ N.C. A T State University Women ' s Volleyball Team finished their second season with a 13-12 record before going into the NCAIAW State Volleyball Tournament. The Aggicttes achieved noted success by placing fourth among 15 teams in Division III. The team consisted of six freshmen: Chris Briton, Denise Brown. Cheryl Deloney, Elmira Hall, Lillie Pratt, and Ann Price: five sopho- mores: Sharon Tester, Alice Lyons, Virginia Oden, Catherine Rose- bobo, and Robin Williams, and one senior Sherry Ingram. The ]477 season will bring many returning players adduig much miprovement and experience to the young team. With the potential of this yoimg team we should wm the State Tournament in 1977. DEBBIE BOWMAN GIRLS ' SOFTBALL 94 BOWLING TEAM -tf 95 - i ! .a CHEERLEADERS • CHEERLEADERS - i:ijC-- ' - ' -aTx ' Sealed; 1 lorence Richardson. Cliarlene Robinson, Debra Brownini:. Ben 1 Water- man. Standini:: Angela Ualson. Lam Spence. Major Coleman, Art Statum. HI, Debbie Richardson- Top: Sharon Graeber, Robin Dixon. Cheryl Ward. f 1 1 r ■ I H L ■- 5?i CHEERLEADERS KEEP OX IKl 1 iVlU V IIN (j by Zaven McDougaid Let ' s go. Aggies . . . Let ' s go Aggies. This familiar chant can be heard resound- ing from nine young ladies and thiee gentlemen at even game. The 1976-77 cheering squad is composed of three tVcshmen, one sophomore, and eight juniors. Robin Dixon and Debra Browning arc co-captains of this year ' s squad. Both young ladies are juniors. Robin is an art major from Uinston-Salem. and Debra is an accounting major from Greensboro. The other juniors are Charlene Robinson, nursing major; Angela Watson, ph) sical education major, all of Greensboro: Debbie Richardson, business admini- stration major from Willinaboro Ne« Jersey; Major Coleman, industrial technolo- gy electronics major from Jackson ■ille; and Larr Spence. recreation major from Dunn. Florence Richardson is the only sophomore cheerleader this year. She is an accounting major from Uinston-Salem. As was previously stated, there are three freshmen cheerleaders. Sharon Grae- ber, Architectural engineering major from Greensboro: Cheryl Ward, psychology major from Trenton. New Jersey: and Art Statum. 111. recreation major from Bethlehem. Penns ivania. Robin and Uebra both agree that compared to last year, student spirit has unproved; but there is more to be desired. ' ■-.■ yiJsMiiBiai 7 Jk . : J 1 ' ■ r BgBtWTOHlKl.lia - m :. i ' ' tf A ii . J.Ymm Abney. Patricia A. Adams. Gary Lamar Adams. iVvla Ahmad. Wayne Aiken. Ronald B. Albritton. Judy Alexander. Anthony Alexander, Darryl A. Alexander. Elmo Allen. Gaynessa Vickie Blount n a Nursing major from Fayellevlllc, N.C. Vickie likc sewing, and crafts i;uch as latch hook rugs and embroidery. She enjoys listening to music, and playing it also. Born under the sign of Taurus, her main interest is people. She is a member of the Alpha Mu Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc.. a public service organization. Vickie ' s goal is to aid her people as much as possible. lOOSeniors I i ! ' illllll Allen, TerriD. Allen, Zebedee Allred. Davyd W. Alston, Bennie M. Alston, Iidna Alston, Thomas Amacker, Stanley D. Anders, Yvonne SeniorslOl Arterhury. Phillip Ar[is. Roue Badger. Darlene Bagby, Laurine Bailey, Burgess Bailey, Robin BaiU ' v. Valerie Banks, Brenda M. Banncntian. Elaine Barber. Dorothy T. Phyllis iVadyne Smith is a senior Psychology major from Winston-Salem. N.C. She has all the characteristics of a true Piscean. She cnjovs writing poetry, painting, creating terrariums and swimming. Phyllis plans to attend graduate school and pursue a career in the field of Clinical Psychology. Phyllis is also an active member i)J Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. . W . -y- 102Seniors wfimmim aHF Barnes, Deborah L. Barnes. Joyce Barnhill, Howard Barr. N orris Barringer. Clement Bass. Janice M. Battle, Gardenia Battle. Joyce A. Batts. Frank - ' 1 Baugham. Theresa Baynes. Loretta Bazemore, Dianne Seniorsl03 Bellamy. Terry Belton. Vickie Bennett. Barbara Bennett. Nelson B. Best, A brou Best. Brenda D. Bevineau, Rennie P. Biackwell. Carle se A. Beamon, Wellie, T. Beativ. Marva 104Seniors Bond. Albert Boulware. Gary Blackwell. Gail L. Blount. Vickie C. Boone. Arthur Boyd. Fenice Bloomfield. Joe Blue. Cedric Bos tick. Clinton Boy kin. Carsandra Arthur W Boone is an Industrial technology (Electronics) major from Durham. . .C. Boone is a member of the A T Football and Wrestling teams. He is also a senior in the Army ROTC program. Arthur ' s hobbies are norking with audio stereo equipment, building speaker cabinets and other electronic mechanisms. He enjoys music and drawing. SeniorslOS Brady. John Bradshaw, Jerry B. Bradshaw. Margaret H. Braswell, Beulah Brewington. Karen L. Brinkley, Walter Brooks, Constance Brown, Hubert Brown, Florence Brown, (ieogette Brown. James J. Brown, Janice 106Seniors Teresa Heath is a Social Sen-ice major, a member of the Social Service Club, and Grammateus - Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. Teresa likes basketball, swim- ming, and music. SeniorslO? ittiiiiiiiiiiiiiliri ■■■■I ■liiiill Campbell. Larry Campbell. Shirley W. Cannon. Patricia Caple. Pamela W. Cash. Stanley V. Cates. Willie Carter, Alta M Caviness. Phyllis Chambers, Ralph Jr. Chapman, John Chestnut, Earl Clapp. Sylvia t lOSSeniors Tyrone Lil Rock Shackleford is a Business Administration and Fi- nance major from Richmond. Virginia. He is treasurer of Alpha Phi Omega Xational Service Fraternity, and a member of the Business Administration Club. Tyrone is very active. He enjoys flying, music, sports, and horseback riding. Tyrone is an Clarke. Paulette Clarke. Randy A. Clayton. Darlene Clinton. Jesse W. Cole. Barbara D. Cole. Debera A. Coletrane. Frenchie Constable. Debora D. Cooper, Adrienne Cooper, Ora D. Semorsl09 ■ liiiHIM Copeland. Althea F. Copeland. Robert A. Cottcn. Cvnthia Cozart. Ulyssea Crisp. Janice Crite, Dorothy B. Cromartie. Felled A. Cropps, Mars- Crosby, Joseph Cunningham. Barbara Curric. (ik ' nJa M. Daniels, Cynthia 1 lOSeniors BHP l.aVern Ann Higgs is a Social Sen- ices major from Rocky Mount. N. C. She enjoys good music, dancing, tennis and swimming. LaVem ' s sign is Cancer. She likes working with people. She would like to attend graduate school at the University of A llanta or Howard Vniversity. Daniels. Leroy Davis, Clemen tene Davis. Ernest Davis. Gail Davis. Gregory B. Davis, Gwendolyn Davis, Jackie R. Davis. Patricia Davis. Shirley M Davis. Thomas. Jr. Seniorsl 1 1 asiH il ' f i.U_]U!::iJ ' il lil;[. ii:!!,!i!;)!)!!;yili ' LL;M:.:!i ll;bL Davis, Wallace E. Day. Dennis Deans. Evelyn Deese, Willie A. Deloatch, Sylvia Dixon, Troy Douglas. Cynthia D. Dozicr. Betty J. Duckett, Fredrick Dunn, Morris Dunn, Moses Jr. Dupree, Haiimh B. 1 12Seniors f SS Hi -i m ■  L-i :.!ftji!t.r.f JiL;=- IffTPPwp TMllh., Diiran. Paula Durden. Jr. John L. libron. Willuim Terisa A. Foxx is a Social Service major from Siler City. ,V. C. Terisa enjoys people, creative writing, singing, and music. Born under the sign of I ' irgo, Terisa strives for perfection. Evans. Mabel Farr. Magaret Farrell, Wesley J. Faulcon. Cathy E. Seniorsli3 ■ lfeiii iiliiliaiffi Wlll ' UiiCElLillEilli Faulkner, Darlena Y. Ferrce, Regina P, Forbes, Benjamin T. Ford. Helen Feaster. Dexter A. Fields. Don tin Forbes. Elbert Ford. George Wendell Ferguson, Samuel K. Fisher, Gwendolyn Forester, Marietha M. Foster, Alice 1 HSeniors Fox, Anthony Franks. Gwendolyn A. Frazelle. Kenneth Frazier, Denise Freeman, Sharon Frierson, Ernest W. Fryar. Sylvia Fuller, Rita Fuller, Ernest Fulton, Cheryl D. Seniorsl 15 aiBBHHBilllB HP i:. ;iL ' !!i: illl !:l:Iil ;iii:i:L!i:;t:iLL!i;: i!i: (iarland. William darrisofi. James W. Garv, Charles L George. Juanita .. George. Michael Gerald. I alaiJa Gillmm. Micky GilliarJ, Gerald Glenn. Kobie W. Glenn. Michael W. Godfrey. Bctlic Goodc. Sauntina 1 IhSeniors 37 .1 siaaiiPJiisiLiiiiL ' .T: ■j. ' ikteaiicfi ■ ' ' % , Goode, Shirley R Graves. Phyllis H. Green. Clinton J. Green, Vanessa Greene. Don A. Greenlee. Darlene Grisso m , C ' ; er ' I D, Hailev, Michael Hardy. Patricia A wi Hardv. Paid Clarke Magoo McGriff is a Political Science major from Winston-Salem. Clarke pre- sides as Parliamentarian of the Political Science Society, Chairman of the Social Affairs Committee - Student Union Advisory Board. President of the University Choir. Basilus of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Mu psi chapter, a member of University Council, and a member of the advanced ROTC program. His interest include basketball, singing, travel, and good com- pany. As an Aquarian, he be- lieves ' ' One ' s mind can com- prehend only as much as one ' s rear can endure. Seniorsll? Martha A. Thompson is a Social Sen-ice major from Mehanc, A ' . C. Sewing, hutting, swimming, trav- eling and listening to music arc Martha ' s hobbies. She is a mem- ber of the Social Senice Club. Libra is her astrological sign. She says, I enjoy helping others, especially children Hairston. Jerome Margraves, Waldo E. USSeniors Harrell, Corelettc Harrington. Haywood Harris, Belinda J. Harris. Charles t ' rvin flatchctt. Jo Anne Haywood. David Headcn, Karen Heath. Teresa Fr . i„,;. y., . J. r J.L i| h lfii; i:!5! i Henderson. Buckner. A. Henderson. Christopher Henrv, Lvnwood Henry. Sara E. Her bin. Connie V., Jr. Higgs. Lavern Hill. Quinton Hill. Tony Hiues. Simuel D. Hodges. Lionel Holland. Jearold Hollv. Eularia Seniorsl 19 V mm Mmm hb:.i ij i; ' i ' , ' ;i:i:ii! ' !;i:fii iiiiii :;i|,ii,i,;i i;ii!:i!i!ii i!|! mii Hood. Nacline Hopkins. Jacqueline Horton, Deborah Horton, Jackie Lynn Horton. Patricia Howell, Pamela Hunter. A fare Hurdle. Dorothy Hatchings, Janice C. Ingram, Gloria William Mason Jr. ' s major is Agricultural hducation He is from Man- son, N. C. He is affiliated with the Agricultural Education Association. FFA Alumni Association, and a member of the Alpha Tau Alpha Honor Society. William enjoys listening to music, reading, playing basketball and fish- ing. He is born under the sign of Leo. 120Seniors BWIill MM ■■■■■■■111 ■PP wlif Ingram, Kim M. Ivey, Pamella J. Jackson, Freda F. Jackson, Omeata Jackson, Paula A. Jackson. Shelia P. Jackson. Steve James, Connie M. Jarmond, Cynthia Jan ' is. Dale Jeffries. James F. Jernigan. Joanie Seniorsl21 r ' MmmrZ .M iStli!l.te- .«l ' liL ' ' ' Jiir!i; !it!; ' i ' ,-ii[,l; ' !i;!i ' i,Hilti ' i, , [..i- r, ' -i:;;;ii, ' i;;; (;.i;| ' ;;!r i t ' jd !l j i !! ' ;;l. ' i1 ' Lii ' h2 .. Jenkins. Marilyn Johnson, Antionette L. Johnson, Caleb Johnson, Hansel Johnson. Harry Johnson. Jeannette Johnson. Richard Johnson. Ronald Johnson, I ' eronica C. Johnson. Wanda 122Seniors «f J , ' ii fi fiiiiiisiiiiiiiiif I ' liiiif !o ■ ■.: 1? T m Jones Jr., David Lee Jones. Denise Jones. Everelte A. Jones, James Jones. Savannah Jones, Vivian Marie Jones. Willie S. Jordan, Edward Jiidkins. Dorolhv M. Kamara. Jazqueline Kay, Ramona Kearnev, Bvron A. Seniorsl23 Keith. Terry J. Kirkland, Anthony Kellogg, Victoria C. Kelly. Cynthia D. Lagarde, Vanessa l.asane. Gwendolyn D. Lawrence, Donald R. Lawson, Rosalind Lawson, William Lee, Catrena Mobley Lee, Theresa Lester, Rita C. I24Seniors mimm ■■mk Lewis, Ondree D. Sharon M. Melton is a Social Sen ' ice major from Hampton. Virginia. Her ' ' ' ' Starlet t interests range from people in general to Juvenile and Criminal Law. Sharon ' s sign is Sagittarius (The Archer). Lilly. Hazel R. Love. Rodney H. Macon, Josephine Mark. Kervin Marley. Gloriasteen Seniorsl25 -mmm B ni ,m ! y ' vi pM SJli ' ii ' !li.«!iii:i: ' [lfli ' .i!! ' !if ' ll! Marshall, Cora Marshall, Leytrccia Martin, Bennett MayJiflJ. David McAdoo. Rena F. MtCann. I.orcnza McCoy. Lee Vernon Dencce I ' . Price is a Business Administration ma or from Wendell. N. C She is an Aquarian and her interests are music, reading, and bowling. Deneee is also president of Gamma Sigma Sigma Sorority, a member of the S.U.A.B. and chairperson for the Publicity Committee. 136Seniors McDaniels. Garlinda McDougal Hansel McDouglad, Zavery McElrath, Delannie Francietta Ahfadgen. Daniel A. McGnfl, Clarke McKay, Charlotte G. McKay han, James M. McKenzie, Elton McKoy. Pat McMillan, Joyce M. McNeil, Vickie Seniorsl27 W 1 1 Jtt: i:l .yivLLiSi ' maiiJIIil-aM ;t t!jBii ' McPhaller. Rhonda Meadows, Dennis Medley. Shirley Meeks. Denise Melton. Sharon Miller. Junius Mills, Jan D. Mills, Vera Carolyn Mitchell, Dwight Bernard Mitchell, Sharon V. Mohamed, Paula Monk, Gloria 128Seniors w Montague. Willie Montgomery: Gwendolyn Moore, Deloris Moore, Gloria Moore. Sabrina Moore. Tolento Morgan. Alfred Morgan. Elaine Morgan. Ronnie N. Morrisev. Dinah Walter P. Lowe is from Roanoke Rapids. . .C. He is a Professional Physics major. His interests include chess, and automobile racing. Wal- ter believes that true understanding comes Mth intimate interactions and is rewarded with a degree of knowledge that cannot be surpassed. Seniorsl29 ;!ii3iii Motley. Anlhony Muganda, Donald C. Murchison, Donald L. Murphy. Francme D. Murrill. James Edward Mvrick. Dianne Myrick. Jarx ' is Nance. William R. Neshitt. Pamela Newkirk. Jerume (i Carlton Campbell is an Agricultural Education major from Clarkton. N. C. Carlton is President of the Agricultural Education Association 75-76. a worker of A T State University ' s Dairy Department, and a member of Esquire Serx ' icc Fellowship. Bowling, listening to music, and playing bas- ketball are Just a Jew of Carlton ' s hobbies. He is a Taurus. 130Seniors K ewsome, Kathleen .Xivens. Walter. Jr. Parker. Kenneth Parker. Stephen e ton. James C. . ' obles. Derrick Parker. Melvin E. Parsons. Lou Etta Mchols. Mike Olds, flsie Parker. Rebecca J. Patrick. William Seniorsl31 lH S llw; t iiiiiiiSilil Patterson, Eva M. Patterson, Shtiia Payne. Angela Payne. John H. Payton. Dorothy Peele, Janice Pender. Reginald V. Pennix, Lewis C. Perry. Alvis Perry, Cynthia 132Seniors Perrv. Vivelisa, Y. T. Petiiford. Billy R. Phillips, Gregory L. Phillips, Vincent Pickell, Vonzella Pierce, Larry J. Pinnix, Hilda Ponton, Beatrice Pontoo, Evan Powell. Sandra M, Price, Denece Ramsey, Benjamin L. Seniorsl33 Rascoe, Morris Reaves, Herbert Reaves, Lillian Riee. Calvanor Roach. Kenneth Robbins, Joe R. Roberts. Charles O. Roberts, Gregory Roberts, Gregory Robinson, Henriette Robinson. Linda K. Robinson, Rosa 134Seniors mifmm Robinson. Son a Roddey. Brenda Rodgers. Mamie Bernade Rouse. Marshall Rouson. Samia D. Rucker. Leon Rush. Carrie Russ, Geraldine Russell. Trovnette m. Sauls. Evelyn Sawyer. Dennis Scantling. Wayne Seniorsl35 I ' fl i L Masseiiburg is a Musk ' Education major from Raleigh. A ' . C. His astrologi- cal sign is Taurus the Bull . Ivan ' s interests are in music, entertaining, sports, traveling, and helping his race to move up in the world. Ivan keeps his eye on the economy o] America also. He says. My main objective is to perform. I ' m looking forward to joining a big symphony band. Scott. Brenda P. Scurlock, i ' . Kay Searlcs. Phi His M. Shackelford. Calvin Sheff Roger L. Shepard. Angela Shird. Janice Siler. Sylvia Simmons. .Anthony Jerome Simmons. Bryant 136Seniors Simmons, Constance Simmons. Sharon Simons, Freddie Sims, Gloria yance Sims, Shirley E. Sinclair. Thomas E. Sinclair, Timothy S. Slade. Ross D. Slade. Wilma Sledge. Barbara A. Smith, Claudette -t Smith, Constance Seniorsl37 • amm Hi ■■■■■■i Smith. June Smith, Larry Smith, Leanice Smith, Mablclcnc Smith, Nepolia M. Smith, Phyllis Nadyne Smith, Robbin Speller, lirginia Spells. Micheal Spruill Paula Squiie, Cora Stadler. Patricia I38Seniors m: Stanback. Hatlie Steeler. Cheryl Stinson, Jacqueline Strickland, Audrey j Staton, Frances C. Stephens. Gary Stocks, Frederick Stroud, Micheal Statum. Janet Stevenson, Lynelle S toner. Linda K. Sturdivant, Florine Seniorsl39 l WiWIsi Sumpler. Diane ' . Sumpter. B. Gamelt Swinson. Mitzi Tann. William D. Taylor. Delores Terry. Maggie t Terry. Susan Thomas, Denise P. Thomas, Roger W. Thompson, Malcolm Thompson, Martha Trapp, Robert ., HOSeniors 1 Randy Clarke is a Business Ad- ministration major from New Bern. S. C. He is a member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, presi- dent of Pan-Hellenic Council, and president of the Sorth Carolina i Jlows. His sign is Scorpio, and ;■: enjoys singing, dancing, and politics. Troy. Ronald Troy. Sandra Tucker. Virgil W, Turner, L. Elaine Tyson. A. J. Tyson. Tonv i ' pchurch Jr.. Cicero Vail, Seth D. lassor. Beverly Verdell. Alvin Seniorsl41 ;ii ' i! iL i_iliiUJ :Vilil;!! Verdell, Lovetta ., Willincs, Audn Vinson, Donnie M. Walker, Brcndalynn Wallace, Aletlia Brown Wallace, Kingsley Wallace, Leslie B. Ward, Kathleen Wardlaw, Viteria Warren, Aaron T. Watkins, Charles Watson, Charlene 142Seniors s ISB Whilley. Ella Williams. Barbara Weaver. Darlene G. Webb. Jocelyn Wells. Ronnie White. Carolyn White. Marilyn Whitfield.CecUJr. § Williams. Bobby L Williams. Christine Seniorsl43 Waiiams, Diana Williams, Jesse C Williams, Joseph Ernest, Jr. Williams, Mary Williams, Monica Williams, Raymond Williams, Sahrina W, Wilson, Jeanette 144Seniors m Wooten. Vincent S. Worrell. Gloria Worslev. Audrev J. Wright. Robin W. Yates. H. Ledyke Yeldeli. Donald Young. Thann Youngblood. William Watson, Gloria E. Seniorsl45 Abney. Patricia A. Johnston. SC i ursing Virgo Adams, Cary Lamar Gasionia. i C History k ' ducation Capricorn Adams. Nyla AshcvUle. VC Psychology Anes Ahmad. Wayne Roanoke, I ' A Recreation Aiken, Ronald B. Moncks Corner. SC History Education Leo Albritton. Judv Hamilton. NC Nursing Libra Alexander, Anthony Huntersville. NC Mechanical Engineering Wirgo Alexander. Darryl A. Salisbury. NC Electrical Engineering Sagittarius Alexander. Elmo Norlina. NC Mechanical Engineering Cancer Allen, Gaynessa East Orange. NJ Professional English Allen, Tern D. Greensboro. NC Professional English Leo Allen, ebedee Raleigh. NC Economics. Political Science Capricorn Allred. Davyd W. Greensboro. NC History Cancer Alston. Bennie M. Warrcnton. NC Speech S Theatre Arts Alston. Edna Graham. NC Business .Administration Capricorn Alston. Thomas New Bern. NC Finance A mocker. Stanley D. Trenton. NJ Dietetics Libra Anders. Yionnc Raleigh. NC Accounting Cancer Anderson. Bruce J. Severna Park. MD Business Administration Pisces Andrews. (Eartcnc Fayc Public Administration Council. NC Aquarius Armond. McDonald I ' andemere. NC Industrial Technology (Electronics) Armstrong. Brenda Burgaw. NC Nursing Capricorn Arterbury. Phillip Los Angeles. Calif Speech .Mass Media Taurus Art IS. Rose Goldsboro, NC Earlv Childhood Education libra Badger. Darlene New Bern. NC Clothing d Textiles (Jem mi Bagby. Taurine Washington, DC Nursing Bailey. Burgess Slatesville. NC Electrical Engineering Virgo Bailey. Robin New Haven. Conn. Nursing Leo Bailey. Valerie Greensboro. NC Business Administration Pisces Banks. Brenda M. Roanoke Rapids. NC Business Administration Libra Bannerman. Elaine Watha. NC Early Childhood Education Libra Barber. Dorothy T Greensboro. NC Business Administration Capricorn Barnes. Deborah L. Wilson. NC Home Economics Education Capricorn Barnes, Joyce Maxton. NC Clothing £ Textile £ Related Arts Barnhill. Howard Clinrlotte. NC Early Childhood Education Barr. Norris Latta. SC Business A dministration Sagittarius Barringer, Clement Huntersville. NC Industrial Technology Bass, Janice M. Kahii h. NC Psychology Cancer Battle, Gardenia Rocky Mtmnt. NC f ' rrt cssional Biology Aquarius Battle. JovceA. GreemUlc, SC Early Childhood Education Aries Batts. Frank Rocky Mount. NC Electrical Engineering Taurus Baugham. Theresa Rich Square. NC Early Childhood Education Baynes, Lorctia Burlington. NC Earlv Childhood Lducalion Sagittarius Bazemore. Dianne Windsor, NC Nursing Leo Beamon, Wellie T. Turkey. NC French Education Capricorn Beatty. Marva Council. NC Business Administration Bell. James Ay den. NC Arts £ Science Sagittarius Bell. Shelia V. Reidsville. NC Business Administration Bellamy. Terry Charlotte. NC Political Science £ History Education Cancer Belton, Vickie Gasionia, NC Early Childhood Education Bennett. Barbara Greenville. NC Social Sen-ice Gemini Bennett. Nelson B. Lilesville. NC History Education Leo Best. A bron Whiteville. NC Economics Pisces Best. Brenda D. Willtamston, NC Early Childhood Education Leo Bevincau. Rennie P. St. Louis. Ill Business Administration Cancer Blackwell. Carlese A. Roxboro. NC English Education Cancer Blackwell. Gail L. Reidsville. NC History Education Capricorn Bloomfield. Joe Rockingham. NC Industrial Technology I irgo Blount, Vickie C. FayeUcville, NC Nursing Taurus Blue. Cedric Concord. NC Business Administration Aries Bond. A Ibert Arapahoe. NC Industrial Technology Leo Boone. Arthur Durham. NC Industrial Technology Virgo Bosiick. Clinton Rockingham. NC Recreation Aries Boulware. Gary High Point. NC Sociology Scorpio Boyd. Fenice Warrenlon, NC Music Education Scorpio Boy kin. Carsandra Clinton. NC Community Mental Health Brady, John Willtamston. NC Agriculture Education Taurus Bradshaw. Jerry B. Greensboro, NC Therapeutic Dietetics Pisces Bradshaw. Margaret H. Wht laker. NC Therapeutic Dietetics Braswcll, Beulah Elm City, NC Professional Biology Cancer Brewington, Karen L. Greenville. NC Music Concentration Brinkley. Walter Trenton. NC Business A dministration Libra Brooks, Constance Charlotte. NC Psychology Cancer Brown. Hubert Efland. NC Recreation Administration Scorpio Brown, Florence Weldon, NC History Education Leo Brown. Geogelte Littleton. NC Early Childhood Education Gemini Brown, James J. Paulsboro. NJ Sociology Sagittarius Brown, Janice Raleigh. NC Home Economic Education Brown, William II Bethel. NC Recreation Cancer Bruson. Henry Mt. Olive. NC Industrial Technology Capricorn Bryant. Hellen New Bern. NC Professional Speech £ Theatre A r Virgo Bryant. Ronald New Bern. NC Physical Education Bullard, Shirley Lumberton, NC Dietetics Cancer Burton. Cvnthia Marysville. NC Early Childhood Education Cancer Caldwell, Edward Winston- Salem Mechanical Engineering Taurus Camack. Doris W. Greensboro. NC Community Mental Health Libra Campbell. Alice Southern Pines. NC Nursing Campbell. Carlton E. Clarkton. NC Agricultural Education Taurus Campbell. Larry Raeford. NC Business Administration Pisces Campbell, Shirley W. Wilson. NC Nursing Cancer Cannon. Patricia Dover. NC Animal Science Capricorn Caplc. Pamela W. High Point. NC Early Childhood Education Cash. Stanley I ' . Morven, NC Professional Chemistry Capricorn Catcs. Willie Durham. NC Therapeutic Dietetics Scorpio Carter. Alta M. Reidsville. NC Clothing £ Textiles Aquarius Caviness. Phyllis Norman. NC Nursing Chambers. Ralph. Jr Charleston. SC Political Science Pisces Chapman. John Greenville. NC Business Administration Chestnut. Earl Durham. NC His tory Journalism Libra Ctapp. Sylvia Greensboro, NC Business Administration Taurus 146 Clark, Pauleltc Scotland . eck. ' C Psychology Pisces Clarke. Randv A. XewBern. . C Business Admmistralion Scorpio Clayton. Darlene Hoxboro. C Early Childhood tducatiun Libra Clinton, Jesse W. High Point. AC Hecreation Cole. Barbara D. Greensboro. C Business A dministration Sagittarius Cote. Debera A. Lexington. NC Psychology Colelrane, Frenchie Lilesville. NC Clothing Textiles Libra Constable. Debora D. Panama Accounting Pisces Cooper, Adrienne Washington, DC Political Science Leo Cooper. Ora D. Lake City. SC Professional English Aquarius Copeland. Althea F. Annapolis. MD Business Education Taurus Copeland, Robert A. Portsmouth. ' A Electrical Engineering Gemini Cotten. Cvnfhia Oak City. XC Home Economics Education Virgo Cozari. Ulysses Greensboro. AC Business Administration Scorpio Crisp. Janice Mebanc. i ' C Administrative Sen-ices Cancer Crite. Dorothy B. Anderson. SC Child Development Cromariie. Felicia A. FayettevUle. NC Psychology Cancer Cropps. Marv Mt. .Airy. NC Professional English Sagittarius Crosby. Joseph Charlotte. NC Business Administration Libra Cunningham, Barbara Clinton, NC Social Sen-ices Sagittarius Currie. Glenda M. Greensboro. NC Business Education Comprehension Taurus Daniels. Cynthia Kinston. NC Social Service Aries Daniels. Leroy Greenville. NC Industrial Technology Cancer Davis. Clementene Warren ton. NC Business Education Cancer Davis. Ernest El Paso, Texas Political Science Libra Davis. Gail Liberty, NC Recreation Cancer Davis. Gregory B. Salisbury, NC Business Administration Taurus Davis. Gwendolyn Garysburg. NC Professional Biology Davis. Jackie R. Clinton, NC Business Administration Sagittarius Davis. Patricia Charlotte. NC Early Childhood Education Sagittarius Davis, Shirley M. Greensboro. NC Psychology Gemini Davis. Thomas. Jr. Winston-Saiem. NC Art Design Leo Davis. Wallace E. Roanoke Rapids. NC Accounting irgo Dav. Dennis Hiilcrest Hgts.. MD Social Sen ' ice Gemini Deans. Evelyn Rich Square. NC Home Economics Education Virgo Duran. Paula Greensboro. NC Business Administration Leu Durdcn. Jr.. John L. Durham. NC Business A dministration Leo Ebron. Wdltam Farmville. NC Business Administration Scorpio Edmondson, Gwen Providence. R. I. Business Administration Capricorn Edwards. Marilyn Greenville. NC Social Sen-ices Taurus Enoch. Remonis A. Burlington. NC Recreation 1 irgo Evans. Mabel Garysburg. NC Business Administration Farr. Margaret Rocky Mount. NC Nursing Farrell. Wesley J. Wilmington. Del. A rchitectural Engineering Faulcon. Cathy E. Roanoke Rapids. NC Home Economics Virgo Faulkner, Darlena . Charlotte. NC Business Administration Gemini Feaster, Dexter A. Charlotte, NC Recreation Ferguson. Samuel K. Atlanta. GA I ' ocational Drafting I irgo Ferree, Regina P. Early Childhood Education Aquariui Fields. Donna Hampton, VA Child Development Libra Fisher. Gwendolyn New Bern. NC Business Administration Pisces Forbes. Benjamin T. New Bern. AC Psychology Capricorn Forbes. Elbert Stantonsburg. NC Political Science Cancer Forester. Marieiha M. Woodbridgc. 1 d Professional French Capricorn Ford. Helen Fairmont. NC Early Childhood Education Capricorn Ford. George Wendell Fairmont. NC Business Administration Capricorn Foster. Alice Henderson. NC Early Childhood Education Fox. Anthony Charlotte. NC Political Science Gemini Franks. Gwendolyn A. Jacksonville. Florida Speech d Theatre Arts Libra Frazelle. Kenneth New London. Conn Mechanical Engineering Taurus Frazier. Dentse Greensboro. NC Early Childhood Education Aries Freeman, Sharon Raleigh. NC Nursing Aquarius Frierson. Ernest W. Lynchburg. SC Music Education Scorpio Frvar. Svlvta McLeansville. NC Early Childhood Education Leo Fuller, Ernist Greensboro. NC Recreation Scorpio Fuller. Rita Mebane. NC Nursing Sagittarius Fulton. Cheryl D. Winston-Salem. NC Nursing Virgo Garland. William Greensboro. NC Psvchologv Leo (Jarrison. James W. axon Hill. MD Physical Lducation Scorpio Gray. Charles L. Htlicrest Heights. MD Political Science Aquarius George. Juanifa L. Whitevilte. NC Administrative Senices George. Michael Whitevtlle. NC Professional Biology Virgo Gerald, i alaida Orrum, NC Early Childhood Education Gilliam. Micky Windsor. NC Industrial Technology Electronics Aquarius Gilliard. Gerald Fayetteville. NC Accounting Scorpio Glenn. Kobie W. Rougemont. VC Industrial Technology Gemini Glenn. Michael W. Raleigh. NC Business Administration Aquarius Godfrey. Bettie Greensboro, NC Home Economics Education Goode. Sauntina Greensboro. A C Clothing Textiles Related .-irts Goode, Shirley F. Greensboro. NC Business .Administration Graves. Phyllis H. Burlington. AC Business Administration Leo Green, Clinton J. Durham. NC Industrial Technology (Auto.) Leo Green. ' anessa Gaffney. SC Nursing Leo Greene, Don A. Bolton. NC Educational Biology Leo Greenlee. Darlene Greensboro. AX ' Clothing Textile 6c Related Arts Gemini Grissom. Cheryl D. Raleigh. NC Speech Theatre Education Leo Hailey. Micheal Greensboro. NC Professional English Gemini Hairston. Jerome Martinsville. A Business Administration Capricorn Hardy. Patricia .Ann Vanceboro. NC Nursing Leo Hardy. Paul Jackson. NC Mechanical Engineering Aquarius Hargraves. Waldo E. Greensboro, A ' C Industrial Technology Capricorn HarreU. Corlette Ahoskie. NC Home Economics Education Scorpio Harrington. Haywood Fayetteville, NC Business Administration Aquarius Harris. Belinda J. Durham. NC Early Childhood Education Anes Harris. Charles Enin Winston-Salem. NC Biology Libra Halchett. JoAnnc Candover. MD Administrative Sen-ice Libra Haywood. David Raleigh. NC Sociology- Leo Headen. Karen High Point. NC Speech I Theatre Arts Gemini Si. Healh. Teresa Goldsboro. AC Social Sen ' ice Scorpio Henderson. Buckncr i. Pans, Kentucky Early Childhood Education Gemini Henderson, Christopher Lexington. AC Electrical Engineering Aries Henry, l.vnwood Hamlet. A ' C Health Physical tdiualion Henry. Sara E. Beaufort. i ' C ursing I. ihra Hcrbin, Connie I.. Jr Greensboro, SC History Education Cancer Higgs. Lai ern Rocky Mount. AC Social Seryices Cancer Hill, tjuinton Durham. C Industrial Technology Sagittarius Hill. Trov Balllehoro. XC ;Uui t hducation Cancer Hines. Simuel D. Wagram. AC History Education Hodges. I umel Grcenshoru, , C Business .Admuuslration Pisces Holland. Jcarnld W. Roanoke, l.-l Recreation Aries Holly. Lularia Columbia. SC Psychology Aries Hood, adinc Sot lal Services Lenoir C Leo Hopkins, .facqueline Littleton. ' C Social Senitc Taurus Norton. Deborah Williamston. A ' C Earlv Childhood Education I. CO Horton. Jackie Lynn Siler City. AC Recreation Leo Hi ' rtiiii. Patricia Greensboro. ' C Therapeutic Dietetics Howell. Pamela Norlina. NC Nursing Scorpio Hunter. )larc .facksonvtlle. NC Accounting Gemini Hurdle. Dorothy Greensboro, NC Accounting Leo Hutehings. C Jones Danville. ( A Social Services I irgo Ingram. Gloria High Point. ,VC Psychology Mental Health Ingrani. Kim High Point. NC Business Administration Ivev. I ' amclla J. Roanoke Rapids. NC Nursing Capricorn Jackson. Freda F. Greensboro. NC Home Economics hducation Pisces Jackson. Omeala Raleigh. NC Professional Biology Leo Jackson. Paula A. Sumter. SC Nursing Cancer Jackson. Sheila P. Gasionia. NC Health Physical Lducation Aries Jackson, Stere Roxhoro. NC Industrial Technology Manufacturing Managment James. Connie M. Chesapeake. I ' .4 Political Science Gemini Jarniond. Cvnthia Newark. NJ Earlv Childhood Education libra Jarvis. Dale Baybtiro. NC Industrial Technology Pisces Jeffries, James F. Greensboro. NC Recreation Gemini Jernigan. Joanie New York, A Early Childhood Eduialion Taurus Jenkins. Marilyn Stonewall. XC Early Childhuod Eduiatum I irgo Johnson, Anlionctte I.. Winston-Salem, NC Nursing Capricorn Johnson. Caleb Aslieboro. A ' C Business Administration I ' lrgo Johnson, Hansel Garysburg. NC Industrial Technology llccironics Taurus Johnson. Harry Williamston. NC Political Science Scorpio Johnson. Jeanneite Raleigh. NC Social Serx ' ices Aquarius Johnson, Richard Charlottesville. i ' A Recreation Capricorn Johnson. Ronald Durham, NC Sp eeeh . Th ea tre A rls Gemini Johnson. Veronica C. Greensboro, NC Art Design Taurus Johnson. Wanda Greensboro, NC Business A dminislration Scorpio Jones, Jr. David Lee Rich Square. NC Art Design Jones. Denise Winston-Salem. AC Clothing Textile Related Arts Leo Jones. Everette A. Winston-Salem, NC Electrical Engineering Jones. James Bayboro, NC Professional English Leo Jones. Savannah Hillsborough. NC Business A dmmistration Leo Jonci. i ' trian Mane Augusta. GA Nursing Virgo Jones. Willie S. Roanoke Rapids. NC Nursing Aries Jordan, Edward New Orleans, LA Muiic Lducation I irgo Judkms. Dorothy M. Greensboro. NC Professional English Mass Communication Scorpio Kamara. Jacqueline Greensboro, NC Nursing Sagittarius Kay. Romona Winston-Salem. NC Prt [cssiimat History Aries Kearney. Byron A. Warrenlon, NC Mechanical Engineering Anes Keith. Terry J. Greensboro. NC Accounting irgi, Kirkland. Anthony Ashcville. NC A rchitectitral t ngineering Taurus Kellogg. icloria C. Philadelphia. PA Art Design Pisces Kelly, Cynthia D. Greensboro. NC Nursing Gemini l.agardc. i ' anessa Tcancck. NJ Speech Theatre Arts l.asanc, Gwendolyn D Hope Mills. C Child Development Virgo Lawrence, Donald R. High Point. NC Business A dmmistration ■ quariu), I awson. Rosalind Roxhoro. A ' C Professional Biology l.awson. William Kinston. AC Speech Communication Capricorn I ec. Catrena Mobley Williamston. A C ' Business Education Cancer Lee, Theresa Southern Pines. NC Speech Theatre Arts I irgo Lester. -Rita C. Roxboro, NC Home Economics Education Capricorn Lewis. Ondree D. Bladenboro. NC Nursing Aquarius Lewis. Starlett Bladenboro. NC Psychology Sagittarius Lilly, Hazel R. High Point. NC Early Childhood Education Libra Love, Rodney H. Durham, NC Electrical Engineering irgo Lowe. Waller Raonoke Rapids. NC Professional Physics Aquarius .Mack. Dennis Battleboro. NC fndustrial Technology (Automotive) Libra Mackte. Annie P. High Point. NC Community Mental Health Gemini Macon. Josephine Rocky Mount. NC Speech and Theatre Arts Manley. Glonasteen Goldsboro, NC Community Mental Health Aquarius Mark, Kervin Pollocksville. NC Political Science Leo Marsliall, Cora Greensboro, NC Community Mental Health Aquarius Marshall. Leytrecia Kinston. NC Early Childhood Education Sagittarius Martin. Bennett Portsmouth, Virginia Mechanical Engineering Taunts Mason. William Man son Agricultural Education Leo Massenburg, Ivan Raleigh. NC Music Education Taurus May, Carolyn Raleigh. NC Nursing I irgii Mayfleld. David Statesvillc. NC Industrial Technology I I bra McAdoo. Rena E. Greensboro. NC Business Education Pisces McCann. Lorenza Rocky Mount. NC Art Design Pisces McCoy. Lee Vernon Fairmont. NC Chemistry McDaniels. Garlinda Scotland Neck. NC Clothing. Textiles, and Related Arts Aquanus McDougal. Hansel Roxboro, NC Business .Administration Scorpio McDouglad. Zavery I umberton. NC Psychology I I bra Mctlrath. Delannie Francietta Greensboro. NC Professional Chemistry Virgo McFadgcn. Daniel A. Elizahefhfown. NC Banking and Finance Aquarius McGriff. Clarke Wmslon-Salem. NC Political Science Aquarius McKay. Charlotte G. High Point. NC Community Mental Health Gemini McKayhan, James M. Southern Pines. NC Industrial Technology (Electronics) McKenize. Elton Whiteville. NC Business Administration McKoy. Pat Raeford. NC Nursing Taurus i 148 - Mc. fillan, Joyce A . Jackson idle. . C . ursing Aquarius Mc. eil, Vickie Durham, AC Earfy ChiUhuod Educaiivn Virgo McPhalUr. Rhonda Raeford. SC Speech if Theatre Arts Meadows. Dennis Manson, . C Social Ser -ices Aquarius Medley. Shirley Greensboro. C Business Administration Leo Meeks. Denise Winston-Salem. SC Business Administration Virgo Melton. Sharon j Hampton, ' irginia Social Senices I Sagittarius Miller. Junius Charlotte. AC Political Science Cancer Mills. Jan D. Trenton. NC A nimal Science Virgo Morgan. Alfred Asbury Park. . J Health Education Physical Education A ries .Morgan. Elaine Salisbury. AC Psychology Taurus .Morgan. Ronnie A . louisburg. AC Physical Education Virgo Morrisey. Dinah Warsaw, . C Early Childhood Education Gemini .Motley. Anthony Jackson. AC Psychology Pisces Muganda. Donald C. Musoma. Tanzania .Mechanical Engineering Scorpio Murchison. Donald A. Broadv. ' ay. AC Business Administration Murphy. Francine D. Harrisburg. P.A Political Science Virgo Murrill. James. Edward Maunce Jacksonville. SC Business Administralion Sagittarius Mills, Vera Carolyn Mynck. Dianne Winston-Salem. SC Scotland . eck. . C Clothing, Textiles A Related Arts P S stonal English Cancer Mitchell. D Wight Bernard Ahoskie. SC Agricultural Economics Cancer .Mitchell. Sharon ' . Thomasx-ille, SC Social Service Aries Mohamed. Paula Georgetown. Guyana Political Science Scorpio .Monk, Gloria High Point. SC Therapeutic Recreation Montague, Willie Bailey. AC Business Administration Capricorn Montgomery. Gwendolyn Winston-Salem. SC Capricorn Moore. Deloris Kenansville. SC Sagittarius Moore. Gloria Greensboro. SC Sagittarius Moore. Sabrina Greensboro. SC Psychology-Mental Health Aries Moore. Tolento Warsaw. SC Professional Chemistry Scorpio Leo Myrick. Jan ' is I . Como. SC Industrial Technology Sance. William R. Whiteville. A ' C Electrical Engineering Gemini esbitt. Pamela Setma. SC Clothing Textiles and Related Arts . ewkirk. Jerome Wilmington. AC Sewsome. Kathleen Pendleton. SC Sursing Virgo ewton. James C. Marston. SC Industrial Technology {Electronics) . ichols, Mike Gasionia, A ' C Aries Sivens. Jr. Walker Winston-Salem. SC Virgo Sobles. Derrick Kmston. AC Industrial Technology Olds. Elsie Scotland Seek. SC Health Physical Education Parker. Kenneth Tarboro. SC Industrial Technology Leo Parker. Melvm E. Kinston. SC Early Childhood Education Gemini Parker. Rebecca J. Kinsion. SC Business Administralion Leo Parker. Stephen A tlantic City. SJ Sursing Scorpio Parsons, LouEtta Wadesboro. A ' C Early ChUdhood Anes Patrick. William Wintentlle. DC Agriculture Education Patterson. Eva M. Red Springs. C History Education Libra Patterson. Sheila Lenoir. SC Therapeutic Dietetics Virgo Payne. Angela Brookneal, VA Sursing Libra Payne. John H. Beckley. West VA Political Science Scorpio-Sagiitariu s Payton, Dorothy Wtntenille. AC Sursing Libra Peele. Janice Clinton. SC Social Sen ices Libra Pender. Reginald V. Sew Bern. SC Psychology Taurus Pennix, Lewis C. Greensboro. . C Community Mental Health Taurus Perry. AlviS Greensboro. SC Chemistry Cancer Perrv. Cvnthia Raleigh. SC Accounting I irgo Perry. I iielisa. Y.-T. Florence. SC Political Science Sagittarius Petiiford. Billy R. Wilson. SC Leo Phillips. Gregory L. Rocky Mount. SC Economics Leo Phillips. I incenl Landis. AC Mathematics (E ducation) Aquarius Pickett. Vonzella High Point. SC Social Senice Sagittarius Pierce. Larry J. Greenville. AC Psychology Aquarius Pmnix. Hilda EJland. AC Accounting Taurus Ponton, Beatrice Weldon. C Business A dminisiration Capricorn Pontoo. Evan Sallcy. SC .Art Design Leo Powell. Sandra M. Whiieville. SC Clothing. Textiles and R.A. Pnec. Dcnece Wendell. SC Business Administration Aquarius Ramsey. Benjamin L. Rich Square. SC FoUucal Science Rascoe. .Morris Windsor SC Social Science Virgo Reaves. Herbert Pilisboro. SC Business Administration Capricorn Reaves. Lillian Williamston. SC Administrative Senices I irgo Rice. Calvanor Winsion-Salem. AC Business Administration Taurus Roach. Kenneth Reidsville. SC Health and Physical Education Gemini Robbins, Joe R. Greenville. AC Professional History Roberts. CliarlesO. Roanoke Rapids. SC Industrial Arts Education Roberts, Gregory Spindale. SC Business Administralion Libra Roberts. Gregory Williamston. SC Economics Robinson. Henriette Fayetteville, SC Early Childhood Libra Robinson, Linda K. Roseboro. SC Sursing Robinson, Rosa Ellerbe. SC Home Economics Education Aries Robinson. Sonfa Lilesville, SC Business Administration Aquarius Roddey. Brenda Greensboro. SC Sursing Aquarius Rodgers. Mamie Bcrnadette Williamston. SC Business Education (Comprehensive) Virgo Rouse. Marshall Bishopville, SC .Mechanical Engineering Taurus Rouson. Samta D. Greensboro. AC Industrial Technology Gemini Rucker. Leon Red Springs, AC Recreation Rush. Carrie E. Rockingham. A ' C Economics I irgo Russ. Geraldine Smithfield. SC Child Development Sagittarius Russell, Troynctte Elizabeihtown. SC Psychology Capricorn Sauls. Evelyn Fremont. AC . ' ursing Paces Sawyer. Dennis Bayboro. SC Business Administration (Finance Taurus Scantling. Wayne Greensboro. SC Mechanical E ngmvcring .Aries Scott. Brenda P. Charleston. SC Professional Biology .Aquarius Scurlock. Kay V Hillsborough. AC Business Education (Comprehensive} Searles. Phillis M. Raleigh. SC Early Childhood Education Shacklejord. Calvin Richmond. I A Business Administration Sheff Roger .. Eden. SC Business Education Basic Virgo Shepard. Angela llainpsicad. SC Child Development Libra Shird. Janice Dale Clarklon. SC Business Administration Capricorn Silcr. Syhia Greensboro. AC Child Development Cancer 149 Simmons. Anthony Jerome Moncks Corner. SC Recreation Simmons. Bryant Kinshal. . C Mechanical t ' ngineering Aquariui Simmons. Constance fw Bern. XC Business Education (Comprehensive) I irgo Simmons, Sharon Wew Bern. C Economics I irgo Simons. Ireddic (ircenshoro. C Psychology Taurus Sims, (jloria Sance Steubcnvill e. Ohio Psychology Virgo Sims. Shirley E. Greensboro. NC Home Economics Education Aries Sinclair. Thomas E. Xewporl t ews. VA A rchiteclural Engineering Capricorn Sinclair. Timothy S. Jacksonville. Florida Capricorn Slade. Ross D. Whitakers. .VC Business Administration Sagittarius Slade. Wilma Robersonville, NC Business Administration Sledge. Barbara A. Enfield. NC Community Mental Health Gemini Smith. Claudetle Leiand. SC Home Economic Education Smith. Constance Wmston-Salem. AC iXursing Smith. June Oxford. AC Early Childhood Education Taurus Smith. Larry Philadelphia. PA Political Science Sagittarius Smith. Leanice White Plains. AT Art Education 1 irgo Smith. Mablelene Ash. AC Business Education (Comprehensive) Scorpio Smith, i epolia M Mt. Airy. SC Professional Math SmitfH Phyllis .Wadyne WinstonSalem. AX Psychology Pisces Smith. Robbin Murfreesboro. AC Business Administration Speller. Virginia Windsor. A ' C Child Development Cancer Spclh. Michael Clayton. A ' C Business Admiittstralion Pisces Spmil. Paula Grcenshora. SC karly Childhood Education Pisces Squire. Cora Garysburg, SC History Stadler. Patricia Reidsvillc. SC Earlv Childhood Education Capricorn Stanback. Hattic Troy. SC f-.arly Childhood Education Staton. Erances C. Greensboro. SC Health Physical Education Statum. Janet Bethlehem. PA Early Childhood Education Sagittarius Stecfer. Cheryl Winston-Salem. SC Clothing. Textiles. Related .Arts Cancer Stephens. Gary Chadbourn. SC Business Administration I ibra Stevenson, Lynelle Sewark. SJ Professional English Leo Slinson. Jacqueline Acwton. SC Community Mental Health Libra Stocks. Frederick Red Springs. SC Capricorn S loner. Linda K. Salisbury. SC Earlv Childhood Education Aquarius Strickland. .Audrey Fair Bluff. A ' C Political Science Gemini Stroud. Michael Winston-Salcm. A C English Education Leo Sturdivanl. Florinc High Pn„U. C Ciimm inulv Psychology Sumpter, Dune P. Greenville, SC Clothing. Textiles. S: Related Arts 1 1.. Sumpter. B. Garnett St. Helena Island. SC P t, Ileal Science Scorpio Swinson. Mitzi Goldsboro, SC . ursing Aries Tann. William D. Win tor. SC Industrial Technology Sagittarius Taylor, Delores Durham. SC Business Administration Scorpio Terry. Maggie E. Laurinburg. SC History Education Terrv. Susan Hamlet. SC Sursing Thomas, Denise P. Scotland Seek. SC Business Education Aquarius Thomas. Roger W. Mount Gilead. SC Industrial Technology I Electronics Thomas. Malcolm Laurinburg. SC Political Social Science Gemini Thompson. Martha Mebane. SC Social Service Libra Trapp, Robert L. Troy, Ronald Lumberton, SC Accounting Sagittarius Trov. Sandra Leiand, SC Home Economics Education Pisces Tucker, Virgil H ' . Sewport Sews. Va. Electrical Engineering Scorpio Turner, L. Elaine North Wilkesboro. SC Business A dministration Scorpio Tyson, A. J. Greenville. SC Community Mental Health Libra Tyson, Tony Formville, SC Business Administration Vir.go Vpchurch. Jr . Cicero Raleigh. SC Mechanical Engineering Libra ail.SethD. Sew Bern. SC Electrical Engineering Scorpio assor. Beverly Garysburg. SC Psychology Sagittarius crdcll. Alvm Salisbury. SC Political Science Verdell. Lovetla L. Lexington. SC History Education leu 1 iHinc-,. -Indrc Hurdle Milts Home Economics Lducation Leo I ' inson. Donnie M. Greensboro. SC Business Administration Sagittarius Walker. Brendalynn New Rochelle. NY Recreation Aquarius Wallace. .Aletha Brown Charlotte. NC Sursing Cancer Wallace. Kingsley Buffalo. S Y Industrial Technology Electronics Wallace. Leslie Winston-Salem. NC Psychology Aries Ward. Kathleen Columbia. SC Psychology Cancer Wardlaw, Viteria Greensboro. NC Sursing Leo Warren. Aaron T. Brunson, SC Business Administration Watkins. Charles Mount Gilcad. SC Agriculture Education Capricorn Watson. Charlcnc Greensboro. NC Early Childhood Education .Aquarius Weaver. Darlene G. Washington. DC Nursing Webb, Jocelyn Durham, NC Child Development Sagittarius Wells. Ronnie Greensboro. SC Recreation Gemini White, Carolyn Burlington. SC Sursing Pisces White. Marilyn Chester. SC Biology Education Capricorn Whitfield. Cecil. Jr. Portsmouth. I A Electrical Engineering Whitley. Ella Raleigh. SC Health Physical Education Cancer Williams, Barbara Albemarle. SC Early Childhood Education Aries Williams. Bobby L. Louisburg. SC Poliiieat Science Williams. Christine Ahoskie. SC History Education Pisces Williams, Duma Greensboro. NC Accounting Pisces Williams, Jesse C. Warsaw, NC History Education Pisces Williams. Jr. Joseph Ernest Wilmington. NC Business .Administration Leo Williams. Mary Rose Hill. NC Nursing Mass Communications Capricorn Williams. Monica Jamaica. S Y Business Education Cancer Williams. Raymond Greensboro, SC Health £ Physical Education Williams. Sabrina W. Snow Hill. NC Home Economics Education Aquarius Wilson. Jeamette Bethel SC Sursing A ries Wilson, Ruby Hamden. Conn. Political Science Sagittarius Wmlicld. Robert A. Courtland. VA Industrial Technology I Electronics A ries Spruill. Caria Greensboro. SC Early Childhood Education Pisces Wooten. Vincent S. Tarboro. ,VC Industrial Technology Capricorn Worrell. Gloria Philadelphia. Penn Social Sen ' ICC Leo Worslcv, Audrey Scotland Seek. SC Child Development Wright, Rohm W. Greensboro. SC Sursing Leo Yates H. iedyke Aebulon. SC Health Physical Lducation Capricorn Ycldell. Donald Charlotte. SC Bu)iincss Adiniiiislralion Leo Young, Thanii Business Administration Rockv Mount. SC Aquarius Younghhod. William Raleigh. SC Economics Aquarius Watson. Gloria Smithfield. SC Economics Virgo 150 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS r r From left to right: Nelson Bennett, Tolento Moore. Jesse Wil- liams, Earl Chestnut 151 ir Irench. Jviseph B. Kassj, David Moore, H. Tyrone O ' Neal. Roosevelt Vanfield, John L. Williamson, Mildra B. Who ' s Who Among Students In American Universities and Colleges. Armstrong, Brenda J. Balls. I rank E. Brown, Georgette T. 152 Currie, Glen da M. Fan. Maiearei R, 153 _ _mmmmmmmmmmmm .KAn-i- ' s ' -VM- ' 4 -.1 fcl-tWi Jones, Deruse M. McGrill, Clarke L. 154 ' ■■y ' ' im ' • ' : ■ Motley, Anthony Roberts, Gregory 155 itl. ii! ' i]i-iri[,t:i!iii l ' IM Tyson. Tony Young, Thann 156 iii; :i;:i::i!ii:( ' ' :iii!L:;ii mM ■ I,,. ' ,. iir liiM CLASS OFFICERS SOPHOMORE Willie Grjy, (President I; Dnnna Scolt, (Vice-President); Tluirman ParLCll, (Treasurer); Gwen Hurner, (Secretary); Donna Shoftner, (Ouecn). FRESHMAN Minnerva Miller. (Vice-President); Bobhy Henry, (President); Bettye Taylor, (Miss Freshman). JUNIOR Andrea D. Wiley, (Secretary); Deliah Perkins, (Treasurer), Emanuella Jones, (Miss Junior); Ronnie Houpe. (President). 157 mi I JUNIORS AUen, Dennis A. Allen, Donald L. Alston, Willie Mae Baker, Verlie Bazemorc, Alverina Biggs, Wanda Barber. James Bernard Beautord, Clenoris Blackborn, Kennelh L, Barnes, Margaret E. Becton, Wayne Blake, Ksau Barnhill, Angela Benbow, Robert S. Blakely, Donna L BaskervUle. Michael Berrynian. Dewrena Bond, Carolyn 158 iiiii,i ' Brown, Wheeler Butler, Owen Carney. Tnna L. Bryant, Gwendolyn Byrd, David H. Carter, Wilda Bryant, Warren Byrd, Donald R. Chalamira, Patricia jash, Matthew Byrd, Michael Cherry, Pamalin D, ■ifj i Honey, Erma Brown, Anthony Boone, Dianne Brown, Cheryl G. Bowe, Joyce Brown, Deborah Y Boyce, Corvette D. Brown, Kevin Boyd, Alma Brown, Wanda J. ML ' ,1 iH! , 159 Claggion, Lloyd Clark, Duane Cutrell, Vickie Curley. Crawford Crowder, Rononia Clinton, Orlando Craig. Clifton Cody. Webster Cotton, Rexford E. Council. Tony Dalton, Cassandra Daiton, Renna Darby, Raymond Daughtrey, Sharon Davis. Anthony Davis, Phillip Debaum, Zandra Dixon, Medford 160 h h Dolton. WUliam S. Durham, Karen A. Fardham, Francine Fleming, Ernest Foggy Miranda Dunn, Sandra Edwards, Bobby A. Farrior, James Flotence, Anthony Fuller Earlene Dunston, Freda Edwards, Michael Felder, Leona D. Flippin, Ronald Fuller. Sharlene Dunston, Sheila S. Evans. Wilbur Felder. Telana Dupree. Lois Faison. Peggy Ray Ferguson, Morris W. 161 Catling, MiL-luel Catling, Renei. ' Mable ' ,V Gill, Melvin ;::: Goode, Louis D. Gore, LaRonda Shere ' g . Gurhani. Charles ■ Graeber. Carnielina Alfa V T Green, Jonathan Grier, Stephanie Il.iirsltm, 1 eresa Hall. Alice Hardy, Audrey L. Harper, Sheryl Harrell. Sheila L. Harrison, Cheryl Heath, Gloria Hester. Ulysses D. Hines, Meta L. 162 II Johnson. Patricia Johnson. Rhonda Jordan. Lxnda M. Joyner. Leonard E. Joyner. Tanya Kasuwi Asia Kalunde Juma Holland. Glenn R. Hudson, Aiberlha Johnson. Anthon Holmes. Beverly Hunter. Johnnv Johnson. Eddie Hooker, Janice Hunter. Sharon Johnson, James M Hopper. James E Jackson. Levon Jones, Joseph Houpe, Ronnie L. Jacobs, yoma Johnson. Olhe 163 i a ft Lewis. Jr.. Waiter Lindsay. Jacqueline Lindsay, Regina R. Livingston, James L. Mack, Ray Ann Maddox. Kitty Mangle, Velnia D. Mangruni, LIviru Marks, Jeanette Martin, Rohyn Mathews, I ' ronita Maye, Janet Maye, Teresa Diana Mhonika, Raymond J. McAdoo, Judy Marie 164 1 , ' - iM Neal, William Nesbitt, Valerie Newkirk, Maigie Nichols, Lynda Y. Oden. William Oliver, Kevin McCUnton. Ruby J. Mclver, Amanda L. McKoy, Robert Curtis McNeill Gloria McRae. Janell MUler. Sheilla Mitchell, Ricky R. Moody, Doris Moody, Ivy Moore, Editha L. Moore, Olympia Mumford, Betty L. Murphy, Myrlin Murray, William Murrell, Katrina 165 ■■■Blii ' ■■■■ Outlaw, Marie Owens. Patricia A. Pair. Alvin Jr. iV!£itii Parker, David Parker, Randy Parker, Tony H. Partlow, Mary Perkins, Delilah Perry, Charles Perry, Shelia J. Person, Keith Peterson, Larry Pulley, Pamela Piatt, Katrina Purvis, Sherry Porch, 1 annie F. Quick, Reginald Powell, trie Lyle Rail ' ord, Wright L Pugh, Daniel B. Ramsey. Lory J. 166 Smith, Donna C. Smith, F.laine Catherine Smitli, (lail L. Smith, Gregory D. Smith. Marilyn Veronica Smith, William Randall, Randy Rascoe, Merinder Reaves, Jacqueline W. Richardson, Alder Rivers, Cynthia L. Roberts, Vincent Ray Rorie, Ramona Rosser, Clarine Roundtree, Gayle Rountree, Melinda RusselJ, Robert W. Scott. John Shaw, Cynthia Simmons, Cecil K. Smith, Anlhea 167 wmmmmm ■mm WB-m Thompson, Brenda Thompson. Charlie E. Thompson. Harry R. Thome, Patricia Thoroe. York D. Turner, Anthony S. Turner. Demetrice Tyler, Terry Vaughn, Cynthia Vines, Willis Wake. Edward A. Walker, PrisciUa Walker, Vera Wallace. Alesksei C. Wallace, Phillip ' ' ' ■ -r. Smitherman, Tony R. Spears, Bonita Spruill. Ellen Steward. Cynthia K. Swepson. Anthony Tate. I aye ' V 168 Williams, Iris F. Williams, Martin Williams, Shericca Williams. Vernon Williamson, Arthur Williamson, Chance Williamson. Freddie Winbush, Constance Waterman, Beryl Watson. Joyce V. Weaks, Dennis Weaver, LaVeme D. Webb, Jackie 169 map mmssm MM idilbk ' ,jiLi;w ' ;. ' :ii ' ' ' i:i -i.U !i! i ' :i T ' lihU ' iiifll ikK - ' SOPHOMORES - ; N Afolayan, Ayo Agnew, Theodore Akins, India AUord, Dorian D. Alston. Teresa Anderson, Audrey Anderton, Vannesa Ashby, tlregory Archie, Sandra Atkins, Cieorgia M. Atkinson, Larry Avery, Cassandra Badom, Gobodey Bailey. Milton Baldwin, Mane Banks, Gwendolyn Bargeron, Rosalind Barham. Larry Barnes. Kevin Barnes, Preston Battle. Ldwin Belton, Barbara D. Benton. Annethea Berry. Lillian Bess, 1 elton Best, Janice Best. Lee D. Best, Linda 170 HPT Hcthea. Lawrence R. Hi s. Jerry CC. Black, Kric R. Black, Sheila Blackwell. Diann Blair, Rodney E. Bond. Linda F. Booker. Donn L. Booker. Phyllis Boone. William V. Boyd. Clementine S Boykin, Wesley Boylan, Jessie L. Britton, Torrence Brown, Ponice L. Bradsher, Colette Brown. Abbie Brown. Robert Bradsher, Paulette Brown, Albert J. Brown. Virginia Brady, Rachel Brown, Gail Bryant, Dennis Brewington, Klton Brown, Margaret Bullock, Carolyn D 171 Burton. Brenda Bynum. Jennifer Capehart, Peggy A. Carney. Jessica Carter Jr., Ldward A. Cassell, Steven Cherry, Mary Clark. Marilyn Clay. Robert (Mement, Deborah demons. Danny Clifton, Timothy M. Cobb, Diane Coleman. Wayne Cooper. Anita A. Cooper, Darlene Cotten, Aaron R. Crowder, James Davis. Crystal Davis, Curtis Davis, Cicorgia Dennis, Ada D. Dickens. Stanley Dilligard.Claudette 172 Doby, Laurence Dudley, EtTie Duncan. Cheryl Eason. Yvonne Edmond, Michelle Edwards, Herman Edwards, James Edwards Jr., Maurice L. Eleby, Johnny L. Erwin, WilHam Evans. Earlene Everett, Jackie Eair, Gai! I aison. Iris lalice, Evelyn Earrlor, Gail Farrow, Cathy Eerrel, James [ isher, Judy Irink. Janice I orbcs. 1 elecia 1 uller Darvl roster. Karen 1 uller Roberta loushee, Arminta luller Rosalinda lowvorth, Creaor ' 1 uller Sandra ■niiiiH Fulton, Gwendolyn lunderburkc, Sandy R, (iainey, Sylvia Cause, Lendred Giles. Antoinette Gordon, Ricliard li. Greene, Marcella Hargrove, Rosalind Giles, Robin Gore, George D. Griffin, Bonita Harris. Donnie Gilmer, Georpc Grandy, Peggy Grimstead. Cynthia Harris, Janet Gicnn.Curnc! Grant, John Thomas Gwyn. Lynne Harris. Larene Goode, Joyce A. Greene, Dcbra Hadden Zerita Harris. Phyllis Goodson, Roshea Greene, Joyce Hall, Maude Hasty, Calvin 174 I Hawkins, Calvin Hemmingway, Glenwood Henderson, William Henry, Beverly Herring, Linda Heyward. John Hickman, Wesley Hines. Anthony DeCahse Hopkins, Raymond Howard, Larry D. Howell, Carl B. Howell, Joan M. Humphrey. Hayward Hunter, Gloria Hyman. Zerudia Ingram, Debra Jackson, Calvin Jackson, Mildred Jeffries, Clarence Jefferson, Theresa M. Jenkins, Kevin Johnson, Gloria C. Johnson, Larry C. Johnson, Tina 175 ' I ' i ' . ' ri ' l tl.),rii!.;)ij ' ,-iin:!i1 Mirii ' iriJiM.Mhili ' llil King, Cynthia Kinsey. Reginald Knight, Sophia Lassiter. Bryan LeBeau. Slaty A, Lee, Rodney Lee. Thelma Lewis, hieanor Lewis, Moses Lewis, Terrence Lewter, Trederick Lindsay, Keith Lindsay, Margaret L. Lincberry, Kula Little, Deborah Littlejohn, William Lnma.x. Samuel Long, Debra D. Lowery.Mary Arlena Lyons, Alice V. Manuel. Shatter Marabic, Wanda Marshall, Darrell Martin, Clwendtilyn L. Martin, Herbert L. Martin, Keith Mason, Delorcs 176 Moore, Cynthia Moore. Steve Moore, Teresa D. Moore, Teretha Morgan, Thomas Morgan, Zarach Morrison, Oregon ' Murchison, Denise Murphy. Joe Q. Massey, Tyrone McCallum, Thomas MUlcr. Dallas Mathis, Earl McElrath. Ruben .Mims. Bobby Maxwell, Garry L, McKay. A. LaVerne Mitchell. .AnthonN McAUister, Lois Melvin. W. M. Mitchell, Tanya Y McCain. Bernard MUey. Rene B. Molfitt. Franklin McCormick. Rodney Miller, Cindy Monroe, .Angela 177 Murray, Cauldia Murra , Celesline Neal, Rosalyn Newkirk, Chiquita Y. Newman, Bonnie Newman, Charles Newman, Mark Nicholson, Jacquelyn Norman, George Northington. Donnie Oden, Virginia Overton, Frank A. Perry, Jewell Perry. Vickie Phifer, Cindy Pierce, Harold Pipkin. L. J. Pollard, Vernessa C. Poole, Ouinne D. Price, Debra Pridgcon, Melba G. Privetlc. Hugh Ramseur. Tony J. Ray, Sharon D. .J Owens, William Parker, Wilbur A. Parks, Darayl .- .. 178 Terr Chester Thi en, Bemetla Thomas. Carol Thomas, Vincent Tucker. Debra L. Tucker. Joyce Turner. Deborah Sanders, Keith Sanders. Linda Sarwatt, Sebastian m Reid, Franklin Rhodes. Latrice Richardson, Florence Richardson, Francis Roach, Sandra Roberts. Beverly Robertson. Cookie Robinson, Clarence Robinson, illie Rogers, Lurania D. Ross. Virginia Ross, Vivian Tann, Jud.v Tatum. Michael G. Taylor, Cynthia T. Taylor, Debra Taylor, Lloyd Taylor, Luther 179 Smith, Felton Smith. Johnnie Smith. Linda Kay Smith, Wanda Stancil, Gienda Steele. Charlene Stevens, Rhonda Stout, Hmma Stover, Patricia Saber, Kenneth M. Sumpter, Trudi M. Sutton, James Vincent, Debbie Wallace, Tralla Waller. James Walls III, Linwood Walter, Mickey R. Wardell, Patricia Scales, Joyce Scott, Donna Scott, Reginald Scotton, Jesse Scurlock, Corinthia Sharpe, III, Leon Shaw, Danita G. Simmons. Kennel L Spivey, Llton Smith, Alvin iijs; ,.... . ' ' ! I2 ° Washington, Jostin Watson, Cynthia A. Watson, Gloria Watson III, Robert L. Webber, Tracy L. Wellington, Alton R. Wesson, Valerie Whitaker, Edith Wilcox, Alex Williams, James G. Willoughby, Marvin Winborne. Bonita Wood, Ricky WUey, Carl Williams, John H. Wilson, Irank W ' offord, Cherrlyn Wooden, James Williams, Gwendolyn B. Williams, Johnny B. Wilson, Robert Womack, Ronnie Woodward, Rosemary 181 ! ' :ii:i7U:iimuiwjii!ii;l;ir;l:i:!n( ' ii!;i- ' Mii;ihii; ■e; FRESHMEN Acker, Antoinette Adams, DeWjnda Adkins, Dorinda Alboii, Tiinya Alevandcr. Pamela Ale ander, Mary Allen, Clieryl Allen. Robert Alslun, C ' orme Ambrose, Steve Anderson, Katliy Anderson. Shirlene Armwood, Clieryl Backus. Aubrey Bailey. Keith Baldwin, [ rvin Bank, Mary Banks, Ulysses Barber. Howard C. Bartell, Victor Baskcrville, AnnC. Bast, tdwin Becton, Christine Bellamy, Alice Bess. Verteli Bethea, Audrey Bethea. Sherwood S. Black. Michael Blacknian, C.ary Bigelow, Linda Boney, Velma Bonner, Stephanie Boone. Bernetta Boone, Bonnie Boone, Gail P. Bottoms, Donna Boyce, Donald Brawner, Sandra K. Brewington. Myra Brickhouse, Donald Britt,Oreta Britton, Ronnie Brooks, Aveline Brooks. Barry 18 ' 2 LT i Casterlow. Samuel Charles, Michael Cheston. Sierlmg Chance, Sallie Chavious, Marilyn Clarke. Roger Chapman. Candis Chavis, Cheryl Clayton, Guy Chapman. Shirley Chavis, Stanley Clayton, Joanne i Mt k ' l ■ .) ' Brown, Cheryl Bryant. Alton Butler, Charles Carney, Jimmie Brown, Constance Bryant, Carlton Byrd, I-lorina Carr. Carol Brown. Denise BuU. Hilda Carn, Jacqueline Carr, Sandra Brown, Ma ine BuUaid, Peggy Caldwell, Teresa Carson, Larry Brown, Myron Bullock. Annie Camp Jr., James Carson, Rickey Brown. Penelope Bullock, Deborah J. Campbell, Mary Carter. Cecelia Brown, Tony Buncum, Kelvm L. Caple. Lori Ann Carter. Chervl Bryan, livans Burnett. Larry Carlton, Ldward F. Carter. PnscUla 183 T9Ka m Clinton, Eric Cobb, Sheila Coble, Shuley Cochran. Tony Coles, Steven Coley, Cynthia Conwell, Lorenza Cook. Chris Cooper, Kenneth Cooper, Louise Cooper, Veronica Craig. Clyde Crank. Ricky Crews, Deborah Culbreth, Angela Cutler. Cynethia Daniels, Josette Daniels, Randall D. Datlon, Roman M. Davis, Aru Davis, Constance Davis, Fddie Davis, Emma Davis, James Davis, Karen Davis, Keith Davis, Nolan Davis, Phyllis E. Davis, Renita Deese. Daphney Dillard. Jennifer Drew. Everette Deloatch, Paul Dillard, Keith Dudley, Courtney Debcrry, Michael Delonev, Cheryl DL on, Nagatha Dungee, Clyde Deane, Morgan R. Dewitt, Amy Dixon, Owen M. Duren, Regina Gamble, Debra Gardner, Cheryl Gaskins, Canjor D. Gouse, Anthony Durham, Gerald Elliott, Jerome Everett. Tama Finney. VirgiJ Dyer. Michael Elliot. WiUiam Exum. Ricky Flojd. Alfreda Eaile, Christopher EUis, Carolyn D. Farmer, Helen Foard. Bernadette Edmond. Theresa Ethridge. Louis Famsh, Sherlyn Foushee, Kaien Edwards, Christopher Eum. Sheila Farrmglon. SheUa Foy, Samuel Edwards, Marc Evans. Gregor Faulcon. Raphael Fraguada, Robert Edwards, Vivian Evans, Marcus Faulkner, Brenda Fraiser. Henry L. Edwards, Ua ne Evans, Ronald Ferguson, Jackie Franklin, Gregory- 185 Gaynor Brouce Glover Sharon Graeber Sharon Graham Deltun Gray, Herbert H. Green Roslyn Green, Virginia Greene Wanda Gregory. Barbara Grirtln, Pattiu Grimes Joseph Gnswold Marvin HaL, Charles HaU, : ' nlhia Hall. Michael A. Hanes, Derrick Haney. Johaan Hardison. Gary T. Hargroue, Viola M. Harper, Yetia Harris. Ilisca Harris, I ranees Harris, Thomas Hart. Archilus Hawkins. Dale Hawkins, Wanda Hayes, Ray Hedgepeth. Clarence Hedgepeth, Dewey Heggins, Isaac Hendricks, Peter Herring, Brenda Hickman, Cynthia Hicks, Gloria Hill. Johnny HiU, Wanda Mines, Dwight Hinton. Cynthia D. Hodges. WiUard Holding, Sandra Holiday, Nellie Holmes. Keith Hooker. Carl Howard. Oorwin 186 t ' . ' :■(■ :;Si!|i ' i[ini, ' rii. ' ' -)iiiTiilllld ' ikii y ■ w- ■ . giSka ' !iJ feJ!.:: v j ..4)•-.■i Howard, (iregory J. Howell, I ric Howie, Denise Hunter. Sabrina Hurdie, Doretha Irving, Lawrence Isley, Thomas Jackson, Antonio Jackson. Lakela Jackson. Marlecia Jackson, Pauline Jackson. Ricky Jackson, Timmoth Jackson, Yirian Jackson, Wanda Jaudon. Jacqueline Jenkins. Stanley Johnson, Gerard Johnson, Malcom C. Jones, Annetha Jones. Karen Jacobs. Keith Jeffries. Charles Jeter, April Johnson. James Johnson, Teresa Jones, Llwgn Jones. Reanna James, Anthony Jeffers. Susan Joares, Diana Johnson. Judith Johnson, Teresa A. Jones, Lugene Jones. Terry James, Cree Alfred Jeakins. Corlis Johnson. Anthony Jarrett, Verette Jenkins, Larry Johnson. Barbara Jarvis, Victor Jenkins, Patrica Johnson. Brandon 187 8a mmii ' immmmmmmmm BS Jordan. Urenda Jordan. Lillian Jordan, W ' ayland Kearney, Samuel K.. Kee, Lorctta Kersey, Jeffrey Keyes, JoAnn King. James T. Kirkpatrick, Roger Knots, Donald S. Lamb, Allen Lampley, Gary Lane. Willie Lassiter, Shelia Lawson. Joanne Leach, Adriane Leak, Wyona Leggett, Warren Lilley, Welton L.. Jr, Lindey, Margie Lloyd, Bridgeman Loardner, Tessu Lockhar, Caesar Locus, Jamc ' i Logan. Alvin L. Love. W illiam Lyies, Kirk Lynch. Nancy Lyons, Nellie Mabry. Protean Mabry. Ronnie Mahaiha, Wayne Majette, Michael Mangrum, Bonita Mangum, Ronald Marbury, Cindy A. Martin, Llvin Marrow, Angela Martin, Lric Marrow, Gregory Martin, Jesse Marlin. Wanda Mason, John Mathews, Kenneth Maye, PalticLi A. McCain. Lisa McClain. CamiUia McCullum. Daniel McCormick. Sandra McCuUoueh. Nintenl McDoueald. Audrey Mchachern. Donna Mel adden. Gayle McKay. Janice McLaughlin. Kiddy McLean, Adrienae McLeod, Karen McMiUan. Terry McMurra ' , Renee McNeil AngeliaC. McNeiL Cheryl McPherson, Allen Mease. Richard Merrill, Michael Middlelon. Sheri Midgeite, Teresa Miller. Lairy Mills. Venay Mitchell, Charles I. Monlford, Leonard Montgomerv. David Monleomerj. Tern Moody. Keith Moody. Raymond Moore. Dexter Moore. Gwendol n Moore. Henr Aaron Moore. Jerome Moore, Theodore Moore. Theodnck Morrisey, Gwendolyn Mouzon, Minnie Mosby. Michael J. Moye, Gwendolyn Murph, Jacqueline Murphy, Rudine Murphy. Shirle Murray. Millicent 189 mmmmi Obodo, Ike Oliver, Wayne U. Overby, Louise Owens, Kevin Porter, Roslyn Poteal, Thomas Powell, Brenda Propst, Micheal A. Purcell, Darun Purnell, Lee Purvis, Marcia L. Ouidley, Montary Ragland. Anila Rainey, Claynol! Ramseur. Claudia (i. Ramseur. I ranklin Ramsey, Marshall Reaves, Donna Redd, Rebecca Reeves, Kevin Reid.Toni Richardson, Beverly Richardson, Regenia Rig s, l-.ula Robertson, Amanda J. Robeson, Michael Robinson, Betsy Robinson, Yvonne Rollins. Teela Ross, Trenna Rountree, I reda Rutherford, Stephen J. Smith, Deborah Smith. Patrice Smith. Giegor ' Smith. Reginia Smith. Lmda A. Smith. Rene Smith. Micheai Smith, Tyrone Smith, Vicki Spain, Robert Spells, Vanessa Spragjins, Yvonne Nance. Edward Noble. Victor Scott, Clifton E. Shelton. Mark Nelson, Anthony Nortleet, Carolyn Scott, Lemuel Simmons. Belinda Nelson, Donald Norman. Susie Scotton, John Simmons. ' vonne Newkirk. Jern Noitage, Valerie Sharpe, Reginald Simpson, Clifford H. Newkirk, Sheron Samuels. Leroy Sharpless, Kenneth Smgletary. William R Newman. Albr Sanders. S illie Shaw, Donna Smallwood. Cheryl Nivens, Beverly Scales, Albert Shaw. Yvonne Smith, Carlton Nixon. Anita L. Scarboro, Patricia Shelton, Darrell Smith. Chandra 191 ■J ' JJ 1I J1S  mmmmmmmmmmitmm IF I Spurlock, Sharon K. Staton, Demelria A. Stanley, Beverly Statum, Audrey 192 Thompson. Bettie TiUman, Hazel Troy, Michael Vaughn, Christopher Thompson, Gloria Timmons, Dotty Troy. Monica Vaughn, tlreggory Thompson, James Tinsley, Annie S. Truesdale. Roderick Vaughn, James Thompson, Mary Torrence, Hayden Turnage. Wayne Vinson, Donald Thompson, Sheila Towe, Diane Turner, lleming Vinson. James Thornc, Janice Townes, Tosca Tyre. Velma Walker, Caria Thorpe, Larry Townsend, Twyla Tyson . Mary Walker, Edwina Tillcry, James K Treadwell, Alton llnderwnud. Harbara Walker, Herman ;?.kh ; i ' liii IK Wright, Cynthia Wychc. Kasandra Yancey, Karen ZoUicoffer, Lula Williams, Sherry Williamson, Deborah Wiliingham, Joyce Wilson, Antonia Wilson, Richard Wimbish, Alfreda Withersdoon, Debra Womack. Deborah Womack. Dwight Wood. James E. Wood, Jr. Judson Woodard, Nick Woods, Cymthia Wootcn, Nancy Worthmgton, Gwenetta Walker, Joyce Westry. Michael Williams, Derwin Wall, 1 arl Watson, William Williams, 1 tankie Wallace Sharon Whitehead. Shelia Williams. James Walters Ahsa Whitle, Charles Williams, Linda Warreu Therdore Williams, Aniene Williams, Meshea Watson Gilford WUIi3ms.CaUie Williams, Phvllis Watson Michael Williams. Deborah Williams, Kufus Watson WiUiam Williams, Delphine Williams, Sheila 193 [ SwISJWiSM iii ■immi ' :: THE ALPHA NU CHAPTER OF KAPPA ALPHA PSI FRATERNITY, INC. FROM RAGS TO RICHES KA KAPPA ALPHA PSI, founded 1911 with the Ideals of Achievement in every field of human endeavor, has placed an unquenchable thirst in all its members throughout the decades. The Alpha Nu Chapter, founded April 14, 1933 here at A T, has been a leader in this quest in evidence to their many leadership roles on campus. Thomas Sinclair, Steve Freeman, Richard Johnson, Clarence Straham, Daniel McFadgen, Bruce Anderson, Charles Gray, Michael H. George, McArthur Sims, Ronnie Houpe, Kenneth Frazelle, and Tom Alston. wr fm r smrr i M d mmm The Last Man on Earth: Clarence Straham The Underground Six: Steve Freeman and Ronnie Houpe. Not pic- tured: Donnie Sim- mons, Deon Rouse, Ron Knight, and Steve Jones. The Odd Couple: Daniel McFagen and Richard Johnson The Sensesless Seven: Kenneth Frazelle, Bruce Anderson, Michael George, Tom Alston, and Charles Gray. Not Pictured: Genea Deans and Tony Tyson. i ' ' v; iaiar«iteafife,j.i. JJ ' ! ' ljl)i3 ' ! ALPHA ) PHI i ALPHA Andre Phipps, Cecil Whitfield, Willie McKoy, Ronald Mangum, Don Greene, Nelson Bennett, Warren Larke, Stanley Cash, Wanda Biggs, Harry Johnson, Ronald Troy, Jackie Davis, Jackie Alston, Randy Byrd, John Blakney, Isaac Miller, Randy Clarke, Tolento Moore, Gregory Roberts, and Ross Slade. ' ALPHA . : KAPPA ALPHA AKA Members of ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA: Edna .Alston, First Anti Basileus; Donna Blakely, Georgette Brown. Basileus; Gwen Davis, Cynthia Douglas. Tamiouchos; Gwendolyn Edmunson. Dean of Pledges; Sharon Free- man. Teresa Heath. Grammateus; Omeata Jackson, Valerie Nesbitt. Patricia Owens, Claudette Smith, and Mitzi Swinson. MORNING, NOON, AND NIGHT OMEGA PSI PHI FRATERNITY, INC. From left to right GENESIS SIX: Michael Stroud, Michael Hailey, and Ernest Frierson. THE QUES COME HOME From left to right O. U.D.: Sheldon Southedand, Greg Kersey, Michael Edwards, Michale Bennett, and Sheared. From left to right SPACE ODESSEY SEVEN: Anthony Fox, Clark Magoo McGriff, Terry- Bellamy. Calvanor Rice and Walter Brinkley. On November 17, 1911, sacred to all Omega Men, the Omega Psi Phi Fraternit) was bom on the campus of Howard Universi- ty. Founders ot this first greek letter Black fraternity on a Black college campus were Edgar A. Love, Oscar J. Cooper, Frank Coleman, and Ernest E. Just The fraternity was founded with the belief that Friendship is essential to the soul ; thus this became the fraternity motto. The cornerstones of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc. are it ' s four cardinal principles- Manhood. Schol- arship, Perserverance, and Uplift. Since it ' s founding. Omega has grown from the .Mother Chapter, Alpha, at Howard to some three hundred graduate and undergraduate chapters throughout the United States, and sL international chapters which collectively claim nearly 60,000 Omega men. The undergraduate chapter on this campus is Niu Psi, founded here in 1927. Mu Psi serves the campus and community through- out the year with various social and service projects. WHERE THE SUN NEVER SETS ON OMEGA From left to nght THE PURPLE CONVENTION: Anthony B. Brown, Benjamm L. Ramsey, Charlie E. Thompson, Jr., Michael Edwards, Joel Barber, Bone Graves, William Smith. Melvin Gill, Ricky Mitchell, and Wayne Hamer. DELTA SIGMA THETA I ' rom left to right: Dorothy Hurdle. Phyllis Smith. Trina Carney, Corresponding Secretary; I ' manuella Jones, Debbie Browning. Delannie Mctlrath. Parlia- mentarian; I ' reda Jackson. Brenda Scott, Vice Presi- dent; Vickie Blount, Recording Secretary; Deborali Brown, Denise Meeks, President; Sharon Barnes, ! i- nancial Secretary; Andrea Wiley. Sergeant-at-Arms; Hestella Redic, Alice I ' oster. Tanya Joyner, Treasurer; Tessa Perry, not pictured; and Oleathia Mitchell. Chap- lain, not pictured. wimm I III ' ■li P BP JBlPL. ._. --- 1 --- ■ S BT E s I 1 K flP Iki IriflH JPM R ' ' «S B . H Jb J r mJ I iy i :. L Ih A e if wmm hhhhhhi ZETA PHI BETA nil 1 TAU PHI THETA From Left to Right; Lillie Peterson, Kathleen Newsome. Names from left to right: Carolyn White, Linda Robinson, Viteria Wardlaw, Brenda Armstrong, and Hilda Carter. w I -1 ' , ' .i-. I ' fitifiJJiiiiii , illDIB ' liii mmmm Stitamnf,] PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL A K A A $ A Z B $ B 2 A 2 il A 2 e A K A A ! A Z B : - A$AS] First row from left to right: Richard Johnson, Steve Freeman, Patricia Owens, GaiJ Smith, Adriene Holt, Sandra Dunn, Sharon I ' reeman, Cliarics Gary, Jr., Thomas Alston, Trina Carney, Clarke Magoo Mc- Griff, and Sharon Barnes. Second row from left to right; Nelson Ben- nett, Mitzi A. Swinson, Alvin Barner, Donna Blakely, Andre Phipps, Thomas Sinclair, Michael H. George, Brenda Scott, and Greg Kersy. Third row from left to right: Daniel McFad- gen, Gregory Roberts, Ronald Troy, Deborah Brown, Clarence Straham, Bruce J. Anderson, Valerie Nesbitt. Randy Clarke, Edna Alston, Walter Brinkley, Denise Meeks, Curtis Askew, Andrea Wiley, and Donald Long. AKA B 2 A 2 e A K A A A Z B I B2 A2e 0 AKA A A Z B A2e U AKA ffllE I PERSHING RIFLES From Left to Right: Duane Clark, Gregory Young, David Wheeler, Ronald Flippin, Ralph Chamber, and Larry Campbell. 11 t ' !• f NORTH CAROLINA A T STATE UNIVERSITY FELLOWSHIP GOSPEL CHOIR n M r} 9 9 9oi hW aSIo ' I cV S«1 oe«!«)«5 ' First row (Left to Right) Marietha Forester, Judy McAdoo, Wilda Carter, Verlie Baker, Wanda Gardner, Mary Veale, Celestine Beamon, President - Steven Wilson, VnicenI Pliillips, Chief Advisor - Rev. Cleo McCoy, Music Director - Mrs. Yvonne Smith, Music Director - Mr. Don Smith, Keith Hull, Carl- ton Smith, Geraline Graham, Cynthia Fai- son, Regina Lindsay, Barbara Watson, Janice Gilmore, Oleathia Mitchell. Second row (Left to Right) Venessa Heckstall, Mary Faison, Kenneth Walker, Vice-President - Zavery McDougald, Thann Young, Cecil Whitfield, Elton McKenzie, Ricky Woods, Ean Chestnut, Miss Gospel Choir - Mabel Dixon, Merindo Rascoe. Third row (Left to Right) Ondre Lewis, Martin Williams, Baron Matthews, Robert Cameron, Felton Bess, Leslie Whitfield, Dewrena Berryman. First row (Left to Riglit) Barbara Whitaker - Secretary, Deborah Thomas - Vice Presi- dent, Veronica C. Johnson Treasurer. Sec- ond row (Lefi to Right) Lorenza McCann - Parliamentarian, Gregory Morrison, Tliomas Davis - President, Earl Ayscue. ART CIRCLE 210 NORTH CAROLINA A T STATE UNIVERSITY CHOIR 1st Row (Lett to Right) Jonathan Green, Denise Murchison, Teresa L. Johnson. Debra J. Price. Pamela Guest, Sandra Roach, Regina Tucker. Wanda Pope, Rosalind Tucker. Edwina Walker. Arleene ConwelL Edith Hazell, Gwendolyn Martin, Kim Ingram, Vonda Hunter, Deborah Carl- son, Ernest W. Fnerson. 2nd Row (Left to Right) Jerri Newkirk, Margaret Brown, Linda Ann Smith, Imelda Coles, Helen Farmer, Moni- ca D. Troy, Sheila Kirby, Veronica D. Elaridge, Gail Boone, Edna Branch, Bonnie Sheff, Clarke McGriff. 3rd Row (Left to Rtglit) Rogers Stanley, Larr ' Thomas, Derwin Greene, Daniel McCoUum, Donald Allen, Reginald Scott, Fred Moore, John L. LeSane, Dorwin Howard, Rick - Crank, Samuel Fay, Marc Hunter, Eddie M. Bines, James Mc- Eachin. 4th Row (Left to Right) Edward Moore. William Baskerville, Robert Brown, Jerome Abron, Ervin Williams, Glenn O ' Neal Hart, J. Sullivan, Rodney Montague, Lorenza Carwell, Perry Webster. Ron Alston, Corev Lewis, Marcus Dukes. 211 ■■■ ■M ALOBEAME SOCIETY 1st Row (Left to Right) Kevin R. Jackson, Brenda Jefferson, Earlene Fuller, Hilda Pinnix, Cheryl Wilson, Cynthia Douglas, Donald R. Byrd, Cathy Farrow, Robylne Booker, Melba Prid- geon, Tanya Mitchell. 2nd Row (Left to Right) Marvin Adams, Cynthia Miller, Pamela Davis, Terry Worrell, Rene B. Miley, Diane Frost, Kim Webb, Barbara Turrientine, Debora D. Constable, Terry J. Keith. 3rd Row (Left to Right) Dians R. Williams, Thelma Yvonne Anders, David H. Byrd, Charles O. Simmons, Clay Harris. 4th Row (Left to Rjglit) 11. Tyrone Moore, Ronald Troy, Ladelle Hyman, John L Vanfield, Brenda Thompson, Leon Bell, Jamie Boyd, Wallace E. Davis, J. Wilsonnii R. Grandy, Robert L. Howze, Ronald Ray Montgomery. 212 AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION From Left to Right: Bonita Lane, Wing Yiu Kvvung. James Waller, Sharon Ray, Valeria Melntyre. Alvin Barne, Michael Stephens, Mr. Arthur Stevens, Felton Smith, Bernard Barber, Randy Byrd, Free- man Hardison, John Barnes, Ruben McElrath. From Left to Right: Dennis Mack, Lucious Glenn, Ronald Fuller, Russell Rankm - Advisor. From Left to Right: Calvin Dalrymple Jr., Donald Kidd, Donnie Apple, Randall Payne. From Left to Right: Russell Moseley, Bernard Malone, Phillip A. Davis. fe 213 ANGEL FLIGHT i -.jt i :-. :;-. zy 5 4u« : i -.i•■Ci i:T vs JtM M ' From Left to Right: Mitzi Swinson, Marietlia Forester, Kathleen Newsome, Cheryl Brown, Alta Carter, Dewrena Berryman, Donna Fields, Cynthia Rivers. 214 SJ ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY m 1st row (Left to Right) Kevin Barnes. Chester Terry, Linwood Walls, Richard Gordon, Nelson Bennett, Milton Tucker, Ezekiel Jones, Michael G. Tatum, Aaron Warren. OFFICERS Nelson Bennett, Admin., Milton Tucker Operations, Ezekiel Jones, Angel Flight Liaisons Officer, Micheal Tatum, Comptroller. 215 From Lett to Right: Linda Thompson, Goldie Smith, Doris Moody, Shericca C. WilHams, Editli L. Moore, Darrell German, Wilma Marshall, James Livingston. Nathaniel Brown. Officers: Edith L. Moore - President, Nathaniel Brown Treasurer, Goldie Smith - Secretary, Brenda Scott - Vice President not pictured, Tina Francis — Assistant Secretary. INSTITUTE OF ELECTRONIC ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS From Left to Right: Herman Hawkins, Rodney Love, Ronald Mangrum, Annie Bullock, Everette Jones, Telana Felder, Keith P. Hearns, Km Man Lee, Cecil Wliitfield, Thomas Isley, Gerald Artis, Fred Debnam II, Larry Darnell Howard, Michael Porter, Ivory Phillips, Elviii Martin, Kelvin Bancrurn, Reginald Withers, Carlton Avant, Robert Copeland, Gladys Ramseur, Bryan Riley, Teresa Johnson. Keith Hoover. 216 Patricia Hardy, (Secretar ), Jeanette Wilson. (Treasurer). Linda Robinson, (Vice President). Dorothy Payton. Caidelia Cade. Junia Jenkins. Advisor, J. Clinton Smith. R.N. Speaker. Brenda .Armstrong. Alma Basnight, Frances Dye. TELOCA DIGIT CIRCLE From Left to Right: Samuel Casterlow, vy Moody - President, Janet Maye, N ' epolia Smith. From Left to Right; Betty McNeill. Phyllis Harris, Trudi Sumpter. Carson Howard. Delores Moore, Gilbert Casterlow — Advisor. Vincent Phillips, Murray Bethea, Larr ' Peterson - Treasurer, William Murray, David Parker, Wilbur Smith - Advisor. 217 N.C. A T POLITICAL SCIENCE SOCIETY (1st row Left to Riglit) Myra Brew- ington, Ruth Thompson, Adneiine Cooper, Yolanda Lipscomb. (2nd row Left to Right) Elbert Forbes, Ernest Davis, Michad Black, Anthony E. Florence, Anthony D. Hines, Clarke Magoo McGriff, Harry C. Johnson, Donald L Allen, Chnstopher G. Vaugliam. GROIT SOCIETY J Chnstopher Williams, Rrckie G. Gadison, Patr.c.a A. Eason, N. Bernard Bennett, Lovetta L Verdell Earl Chestnut. OFFICERS Lovetta L Verdell (Pres.), James Farr.or (V,ce Pres.), Cathrine Speller (Sec), Patr. ' caA Eason (Treasurer), Earl Chestnut (Parliamentarian). 218 ■ J-J,._ I L _ _. I _ 1 ■- - J. ' ' il ' ! , Lt .1 . J.JftVI.-Jij.h I !l- ' LT -iit UNITED CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP SISTERS OF THE BROTHERS IN CHRIST From Left to Riglit: Patricia Stanley, Dinali Morrisey, Bonita Mangrum, Carolyn Norfleet, Elvira Mangrum, Cheryl Brown, Willie Gray, James McEachin. From Left to Right: Wanda Fields, Margaret Farr, Lou Parsons, Belinda Moody, Gwen Morrisey, Phyl- lis D. Williams, Mary Veale, Mr. Michael Benjamin. Sandra Adams. From Left to Right: Clement Barring- er. Donna Fields, B. McClellan, Cyn- thia Hall, Regina Lindsay, Elton C. McKenzie. From Left to Right: Bon- nie Thurston, Lawrence Hartey, Dwight Hines, Deroreteria Staton, Baron Matthews, James L Dunlap. Officers: Gilford Watson, James Tyson, Keith Holmes, Jerry Lang. From Left to Right: Donnie Thurston. Regina Watson, Valeria Mclntyre, Patricia Abney, Wanda Gardner, Melinda Roundtree, Peggy Faison, Clement Barringer. 219 wmmmm PI OMEGA PI From left to right: Monica Williams, Pres- ident; Jeanette Marks, Vice President; Gloris Heath, Secretary; Mablelene Smith, Treasurer; Dr. Meada G. Shipman, Deborah L Little, Glenda Currie, Thelma McGirt, Elaine Smith, Mrs. Rubye T. Davis. HOME ECONOMICS SOCIETY 220 From left to right: Gwensolyn Page, Judy M. McAdoo, Cynthia Faison, Valarie We ' sson, Janet DeWitt Tucker Chairman Program Committee, Asia Kanlande J. KaSuur, Mane Outlaw, Calhy Faulcon. 2nd Row; left to right: Darayl Parks, Peggy Brown, Teresa Hairston, Earlene Evans, Joyce Piimpey, Patricia Chalaniira, Gloria Lash, Renee Woolen, . rd row: left to riglit: Tanya Joyncr, Edith Whitaker, Luranie D. Rogers, Virginia A. Speller, Janice L. Brown, Geraldine Russ. Donna J. Fields, Lilly Dupree, Phyllis Davis. ALPHA KAPPA MU First Row from left to right: Shar- lene Fuller. Earlene Fuller. Vickie C Blount, Mennda M. Rascoe. Thelma Y. Anders, and Hilda M. Pinnix. Second Row from left to right: Rita Lester, Cathy Faulcon. Prjscilla A. Walker. Glenda Currie. and Monica Williams. Third Row from left to right: Ross Slade. Ronald Troy. Dav- id H. Byrd, DonaJd R. Byrd, Charles Simmons. Gilbert Casterlow, Jr.. Charles Williamson, and Lorenza McCann. First row (left to right) Shar- lene Fuller. Farlene Fuller. Vicky Blount, Merinder Rascoe, Thelma Yvonne Anders, Hilda Pumix. Second row (left to right) Rita Lester. Cathy Faul- con. Priscilla Walker. Glenda Currie. Monica Williams. Third row (Left to right) Ross Slade. Ronald Troy. Donald Byrd, David Byrd, Charles Williamson, Lorenza McCann. 221 iHHi WOMEN ' S COUNCIL From left to iighl: Shelia Brown, Slifrrje Purvis, and Kvelyn Gywnn. 222 RHMiwa lliliilllil MEN ' S COUNCIL Boykin, 223 mmm mfm ■HI Bf INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS ASSOCIATION From left to nghl: Olatunde Thomas, Albert C. Achudume, Teteka Assefa. Michael A. Soltau, Noel D. Scmhuli. Donald C. Muganda, Bengamin K-A-Soi. 224 CONCERT ORCHESTRA From left to right: Richard Mclachern, Charles Smith. Charles Whitley, Dejuanna Sholtner. Valeria Curley, Kenneth Walker, Charma Kinney, Robin Dixon, Janet Jones, Danny Petty. Lynelle Steven- son, W ' ayninii Ruthertnrd. From left to right: Thomas Peoples, Lawrence Johnson, Clifton Scott. Curtis Lloyd, Andre Hin- ton, Sheridan Knight, Richard Harris. Gregory Hairston, Edward Jordan, Hartwell King. (Right to Left): Derome Dunn, Sharon Copeland, Katrina PlatL, Alma McCarroll, Eric Howell, Flonzo Camack, Glen Caldwell, Eric Scott, Andre Hinton. 2nd Row: Sheridan Knight, Richard Harris, Mad- enne Young, Greg Hariston, Kevin Ouver, Chris- topher Jones, Lionel Carney, Karen Brewington, Ivan Massenburg. 3rd Row: Marcus McLaughlin, Lammil Ta lor. WIND ENSEMBLE 225 mBmm smmm mmF UNIVERSITY USHER BOARD 226 From left to right: Mary Outlaw, Charles Gorham, Donna Smith, Joyce Watson, Lorenza McCann, Peggy Brown, and Veronica Johnson. Officers from left to right: Peggy Brown: President, Donna Smith; Vice President, and Lorenza McC ' ann; Secretary- Treasurer. r;!r!i]|.lMi|Ji||!|l|;!!«l!|i;lH!|? STUDENT UNION ADVISORY BOARD i From lett lo right: R.iberl Cjmeron, C. Sue Davis, Steph- en Parker. Debra Hall, Matoo, Preeman Aldridge, Betty Wil- hanis, Wanda Hairston, Bonnie Newman. Officers: Steven Parker - Pres- ident. C Sue Davis - Vice President, Clark McGriir - Chairman. Willie Beaman - Chairman. Curtis Askew - Chairman. Robert Cameron - Co-Chairman. ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING SOCIETY First Row from left to right: Sharon Graeber. Warren Cheek. Tony Carter. James Dalton. Walter Sydnor. and Thomas Sinclair. Second Row from left to right: Davida Jacohe. Brian Hunt, Tony Graham, and Valerie Curley. Third Row from left to right: Ronald Booker. Barney Black. Vakencia Wnistead. Timothy Stoddard, Cleveland Harding, Louis Goode, Melvin Quick. Fourth Row from left to right: Steve Robinson and Marcus Crowder. ' iS fMi. mmm N.C.A. AND T. PEP CLUB. AGGIES EXPRESS [■jrst Row from Id I in right; Glenda Cunie; Prt ' siJciiI, Glons Heath; Vice President, Calrena M. lee; Secretary, Mamie Wells; Treasurer, and Bernadctte Rogers; Histonan. Second Row Irom left to ngllt; Wanda Gardner, Ruby J. MeCluiton, Klaine Smith, Willie Macalston, Mablelene Smith, Hvira Mangrum, Thelma Lee, Joanetta Richardson, V. Kay Scurlock, and Mrs. Ruhyc 1. Davis, Advisor. Third Row from left to right: Dr. Meada Shipman, Advisor, Sandra Kinlaw, Car- melina Aha Graeber, Danise Thomas, Rosa E. Bullock, Thelma McGirt, JoAnne Hatchetl, Althea Copeland, Janice Crisp, and Moni- ca Williams. N.C.A.S. ;ii3!i?:!S ' i ' l!!i?: ' ?3Pii ' i ii;iiillli;!|i|l i ALPHA CHI NATIONAL lirsi Row from lell tn right; Shdrlcne luller, Earlene Fuller, VJLkie C. Blounl, Sharon L. Copelano, Diana R. Wilhams, Hilda Pmnix, and Monica Williams. Sec- ond Row from left to right: Cathy Faul- u n. Frnest Fleming, Priscillo A. Walker, Sahryna Hamilton, and Katrina V. Piatt. Iliird Row from left to right: Charles Williamson, Rita Lester, Glenda Currie, llieima Y. Anders, Lorcnza McCann, and Vicent Blackmon. .. ' ' ! J KAPPA DELTA PI First Row trom left to right: Margaret Artis, Glenda Currie, Patricia Vaugham, Marlyn Davis, and Monica Williams. Second Row trom left to nght: Charles Williamson, Wilbur L. Smith, Neil Arm- strong, Wendell Jones, and Gilbert Cas- terlow. Officers: Gilbert Casterlow, Pres- ident; Glenda Currie, Vice President; Pa- trica Vaugham, Secretary; Marilyn Davis, Treasurer. Ill 229 mmm wmmmmm jii M Mt vSmSm COCOA PHI COCOA I ronl left to riglit: Ii iim, Ki. ' :inie , Venters. Officers: Anthony Venters - Treasurer, Bobby Kearney - Dean of Pledjies, Michael Exum - Secretary, R. McN,ii[ - President, K. Stubbs - Vice President. t? ' . .. - .:; ' - -.-■v -. ' v 2- v C [-. ! t }-jf -%: M K,. ,7 ,-, ,. ' ..S aJaissi- 230 ttii|!!?llS ' l!l!iKi!?ii!|iili!|l|Jljli!!fl wtSmiil!! liiSai- I .ii-j I hibUalH. -n- — u 1 _ tf-l. iJ .u. J r 1 1 . PHI BETA SIGMA LI From left to right: Franklin O ' Nejl. Willie Cream MiddU-bruoks. Michael A. Black, Anthony Florence, Glenn Holland, Craston Artis, George Glenn. Rodney T. Johnson. David McKoy. Tom Headen. Officers: Gerald Holland - President, Pierre Mitchell - Vice President. Clarence Middlebrook - Secretary, Dennis Gray - Treasurer. 231 m ESQUIRES SOCIAL FELLOWSHIP i ' I rum It ' ll l.i nt;lll: Aillll.MlJ Mulk ' y. l ,irK-ll MiKi-n ic, James Sutton, Johnny Williams, Carlton Campbell, Gary Stephens, Abron J. Best not pictured, Charles Williamson, David Jones. James Davis. 232 Officers from left to right: Robert Stevenson. III. President: David Gibson, Vice President; and Greg B. Davis, Treasurer. Second Row from left to right: Tony Welborne, Faculty Ad- visor; Guj- Loftin, Faculty Advisor; and Erwin Solomon, Sec- retary ' - First Row from left to right: Frankey Pittman. David Gibson, Buster Wood, Lonnie Jones. S. P. Broidy. Second Row from left to right: Richard TowTisend, Scott Kerns, Eruin Solomon, Lu- ther Speed. Greg Davis, and Bobby Stevenson. 111. Third Row from left to right: Anthony Welborne and Gu ' Loftin. Faculty Advisor. NU GAMMA ALPHA INC. GENTS. 233 JiUBill s(Ds Shelia Bri)v ii Theresa Rose ' ■:Mf J: fi From left to right: Linda Oglesby, Theresa Rose, Otlu Jolinson, Anilioiiy Halt, Shelia Brown, John Acker, Earline Scarboiigli, and Catliy Green. 234 H iLLj,iiLjiLll 11 1f Linda Oglesby - s S. •■■N Earliiie Scarbougli i ' Mt THE A. AND T. REGISTER 236 BENJAMIN T. FORBES  EDITOR s The A T Register Editor Benjamin T. Forbes Managing Editor Mary E. Cropps Acting News Editor Maxine McNeill Business Manager Robert E. Beasley Advertising Manager Charles Perry Production Manager Michael Hailey Sports Editor Craig R. Turner Entertamment Editor Lynelle Stevenson Feature Editor Carlese BlacU ell Acting Head Typist Larry Jenkins Chief Photographer WiUiam Lawson Circulation Manager June Smith Distribution Manager Jackie Alston Advisor Mrs. Loreno Marrow 237 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION TONY A. TYSON, PRESIDENT Fellow Aggies: We, as a group of proud black people, should continue to achieve highly in all areas of better educating ourselves. The chief purpose of a university is to encourage and facilitate learning in all its forms. To this end we have assembled here books, buildings and equipment, and scholarly minds that we believe will be conducive to growth among responsive and purposeful students. N.C. A T S.U. has graduated many successful blacks in all fields of human endeavors and mankind. We shall continue this quantitative and qualitative trend of being a polished product of N.C. A T S.U. The opportunities are there and you must make your dream a reality. There exists a need to express myself to others, to allow others to see my image and to accept or reject it just as 1 have . . . Who we are today is reaching toward who we will be tomorrow. What we appear to be today and the way we will appear to be tomorrow will change. Fellow Aggies, the struggles and challenges of tomorrow must be fulfilled. As you progress, always remember your fellowman and reach out, reacli up, and reach back. As leaders of tomorrow, let the Aggie Spirit reign supreme in all your endeavors. I have truly enjoyed working with you and thank everyone for making my term in otTice a pleasant one. I would like to share this thought with you from Aldous Hu.xley. Every man who knows how to read has it in his power to magnify himself, to multiply the ways in which he exists, to make Ins life full, significant and interesting. Sincerely, Tony A. Tyson, President Student Government Association UNITY CONQUERS ALL 238 m. 240 Vernon Williams 1 STUDENT GOVERNMENT OFFICERS 76-77 President Tony A. Tyson Vice-President Billy Pettiford Secretary Evelyn Gywnn Treasurer Larry Pierce Miss. A. T Vise-Lisa Yvonne- Tessa Perry Assistant to the President Vernon A. Williams Attorney General Fall 76 Stephen Freeman Attorney General Spring 77 Michael Davis Press Secretar ' Cornelia McCul lough Public Relations Manager Ronald ' E ' Eldridge Advisor Student Government . . Dr. Sullivan A. Welborne Cornelia McCullough I 241 mmmmM. : mm mmm mfm 4 A yy . 0 ' ' % % . X. $ CO u 1 ! i U 0 ' ■ „ - A v ' Economics f ?5 K .,„; t)o, y 0 ' ? Z) 6 ? - ' H fs ' wmm nil i w « ■ «St: . Mr. Talmadge Brewer, Chairman of Department of Animal Science Dr. Harold Mazek, Chairman of De- partment of Home Economics SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE Dr. Burleigh Webb, Dean of the School of Agriculture The School of Agriculture embraces the funda- mental philosophy of the Land-Grand Institution and it accepts the obligation to provide a program of resident and off-campus instruction adequate to meet the needs of those who seek this service. It administers to the general needs of an interdepen- dent rural-urban society and to the special needs of those who desire and benefit from instruction in agriculture, and home economics. The objectives of the School of Agriculture are two fold: (1 ) to extend the frontiers of knowledge and the professional competencies of its faculty and the academic proficiency of its students through organized instruction and research and (2) to share its resources with its clientele through organized short courses, conferences, and related activities designed to meet special needs. I I Dr. Samuel Dunn, Chairman of De- partment of Plant Science 244 ■fW Dr. Burleigh C. Webb, Dean of School of Agriculture Dr. Arthur Bell. Chairman of the Department of Agricul- tural Education. 245 246 SCHOOL OF EDUCATION ' V: 1. Dr. William LawTence, Chmn. ofDept.ofPsy. Guidance 2. Dr. Roy Moore, Chnin of Dept of Physical Ed. Rec. 3. Dr. Charles Pinckney, Chmn of Dept. of Industrial Ed. Technology 4. Dr. Frizzel Jones, Co-ordina- tor of Student Teaching Educ. Intern. 247 1. Ml. George Gail. Chmn. of Ihc Dcpt. of Indiistiial Educ. 2. Mr. Andrew Williams, Chmn. of Dept. of Technology 3. Mrs. McCoy, Teacher Educa- tion librarian 4. Mr. Estell Harper, Faculty , dvisor Student NEA 24 X . - Dr. Albert W. Spruill, Dean of Graduate School GRADUATE SCHOOL Tlie Graduate School offers advanced study for qualified individuals who wish to improve their competence for careers in professions related to agriculture, applied science, education, science research, technology, the humanities and the social sciences. Such study of information and techniques is provided tlirough courses of study leading to the Master of Science degree and through institutes, workshops, and individual courses designed for those who are not of study. Second, the Graduate School provides the foundation of knowledge and of techniques required for those who wish to continue their education in doctorial programs at other institutions. Third, the Graduate School assumes the responsi- bility of stimulating and encouraging scholarly research among students and faculty members. 249 Mrs. Naomi W. Wynn, Dean of the School of Education 250 SCHOOL OF NURSING i ) Dean Naomi W. Wynn The School of Nursing offers a program leadmg to the Bachelor of Science Degree in Nursing. The tlrsl two years of study encompass most courses generally labeled general education. The last two years of study are largely devoted to the Nursing Major. The faculty in Nursing subscribe to the beliefs and assumptions related to the system of concepts that de- scribe, explain, and predict man ' s behavior. We believe that man is a unique human being with certain basic need that he is affected, intluenced, and changed by his heredi- ty, environment and experiences; that there are variations in intensity and resources which hamper him from time to time in meeting his basic needs. Nursing education is the systematic and deliberate preparation of an individual to tultll! the role, function, and responsibility of the professional nurse. It provides opportunity for personal growth which helps the learner in humanistic and protessional endeavors. In addition, nursing education provides learning experiences which aid the learner in utilizing the problem solving method to meet the present and future nursing needs of society. The program offered by the School of Nursing is accredited by the North Carolina Board of Nursing and the National League for Nursmg. The School of Nursing is an agency member oi the National League for Nursmg in the NLN Council of Baccalaureate and Higher Degree Programs. 251 Mr. William Streat, Chairman of the Department of Architectural En- gineering. SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING Dr. Suresh Chandra, Dean of the School of Engineering. 252 wm m i ' . ' T .. V■■■ r,:J ■.■WAldtf4M■!?S! ' ■;.vS1fii Trra jkiiiliaiKk;. ' iiiaiiikt.. vsi Dr. Reginald Mitchiner, Chairman of the Department of Mechanical Engineering. r ►- Ww« „ - J. ' _ .M :ri - D r. Winser E. Alexander, Chairman of the Department of Electrical Engineering. 253 Dr. H. Baily, Acting Chairman of the Department of Business Admini- stration. SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS Dr. Q. Craig, Dean The School of Business and Eco- nomics is divided into three programs: general education, business and eco- nomics core, and selected areas of specialization (accounting, business administration, business education, office administration, and economics). The purpose of the School of Business and Economics is to develop business leaders who are capable of coping with new technologies and social progress. The School of Business and Economics also serves to perpetuate general un- derstanding and appreciation for the interrelationships of the national as well as world socio-economic enviro- ments. s LTPER MIDDLE; Dr. Meada D. Shipman, Chairman of the Department of Business Education and Administration. LOWER: Dr. Sidney Evans, Chairman of the Department of Economics. 254 ' l .► . tiS Dr. Ladelle Hyman, Chairman of the De- partment of Accounting. Dr. Danny Pogue, Assistant to the Dean. Dr. Quiester Craig, Dean of the School of Business and Economics. 255 Dr. Frank White, Dean of the School of Arts and Sciences Tlie Scliool of Arts and Sciences is con- cerned primarily with providing experiences which seek to develop a student ' s ability to engage in analytical and critical inquiry, and with the enlargement of a student ' s understand- ing of the significant accomplishments of the human mind as they may be viewed in the humanities, the social sciences, and the natural sciences. The School of Arts and Sciences, together with other Schools of the University, seeks to stimulate and guide young people into con- structive intellectual and social maturity. This function is carried through by many associa- tions in the classroom, the laboratory, the semi- nar, the inemship, field instruction and the conference. In addition to its promulgation of the vital process of places high importance on its role to provide the University with a deposi- tory of knowledge. In keeping with this pur- pose, tlie School fosters special library collec- tions; it operates the University Art Gallery; it serves as the main fostering source for the Cen- ter for African and Afro-American Studies, and It provides significant experiences in the per- forming arts for students whose talents may be displayed and developed through the several curricula of the School. SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES I , Nf i Dr. Jinimie L. Williams, Chairman of the Department of English Dr. Frank Bell, Chairma n of the Department of History 256 Dr. William DeLauder, Chairman of the Department of Chemistry Dr. Artis Graves. Chairman of tlie Department of Biology 1} 8. tl ' il: Dr. Waveriyn Rice, Chairman of the Department of Foreign Languages 257 Dr. Amarjit Singh, Cliairman of the Department of Pohtical Science Mr. Jininiie Wilhanis, Chairman of tlie Department of Music ' V, ,, VS ' ' Dr. Jason Gilclirist, Chairman of the Department of Physics 258 Mr. LeRoy Holmes. Chairman of the Department of Art Mrs. Hattie Listen. Director of Community Mental Health Dr. Emory Sadler. Chairman of the Department of Psychology 259 ' •v V •■tti- ' 3 iU ' - v«e: ' ' ' f i. ■nwMii Right: Lt. C. Lawrence Lipscomp. Extreme right: Miss Army R.O.T.C., Cornelha McCulloiigh. t.j: ; ■ ' Nir ' . ARMY R.O.T.C. wm: mm 2 Left to Riglit: Frierson, Street, Boone, James, Anderson, Crondell, and Floyd. 262 ■ill 1st row (Left to Right): H. Humphrey, R. FHppin, L. McAlHster, T. Harris, M. Wells, C. Clarks, S. Dewugh, and L. Campbell. 2nd row (Left to Right): D. Wheeler, R. Smith, M. Brown, G. Vaughn, L. Scott, F. Robinson, J. Camp, and D. Clark. Flag: D. Bell and J. Meinty. lilfeil  ■- m j4 :?S s1|C . Left: Lt. C. Jones. Above: Larry Campbell. 263 DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY SCIENCE The general purpose of the Army Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC) program at tliis institution is to procure and produce junior officers, who through education, attitude, and inherent qualities are suitable for continued development as of- ficers in the United States Anny. Programs of instruction for the Army ROTC include a four year program and a two year program. The four year program consists of a two year basic course, a two year advanced course and the Advanced ROTC Summer Camp. The two year program includes a Basic ROTC Summer Camp, a two year advanced course and the Advanced ROTC Summer Camp. iSfl i Major Chavis and Captain Scott. MiM ; V K. ii.-?= First Row (Left to Right) Dennis Allen, Isaac Bacoat, Anthony Badgett, Joel Barber, Lee Best, Carl Bond, Donald Brooks, and Tommy Brown. 2nd Row: Duane Clark, Roland Di. on, Herbert Doughty, Calvin Dula, Anthony Evans, Carl Evans, Ronald Flippin, and Francine Fordham. 264 auihji.- ,j£:u ■HPfl •■PI 1st row Left to Right: Charles Freeman, Wilbert Graham, Jay Grandin, and Darrell Greens. 2nd row Left to Right: Michael Hicks, Debra Horton, Jennifer Hunter, Joseph Jones, Phehx Jordan, Le- vot Lewis, Roger Mc- Conib, and Horace Mc- Donald. 1st row Left to Right: Kelvin Stubbs, George Tate, Steve Terrell, Charlie Thomp- son, Ronnie Thornton, Kenneth Ville- ponteau, . Phillip Wallace, and David Wheel- er. 2nd row Left to Right: Howard Williams, Martin Williams, Ronnie Williams, Nathaniel Wright, Leona Felder, Charles Watkins, Cleveland Edwards, Andre Phipps, and James Squires. M i M- 1st row Left to Right: An- thony McRae, Lillie McRae, Donald Marable, James Mat- thewson, Willie Middle- brooks, and Ricky Mitchell. 2nd row Left to Right: Oliver Newell, Anthony Porchia, Willie Pratt, Thomas Rakes, John Scott, and James War- ren. !li,)i 265 iiJii AS :00. First row (Left to Rrght): Rrchard Gordon, Marcus Sharpless, Chiquita Y. Newkirk, Linwood Walls. Second row (Left to Rrght): Joe A. Murphy, William King, Michael latum, Warren Walters, Kevin Barnes. AIR FORCE ROTC AS 400, First row (Left to Right): Le- on Lmk, Estella Ma- son, Wanda Johnson, William Simmons, McDonald R. Ar- mond, Kathleen Newsome, Alton Carter, Tyrone Shackleford, Aaron T. Warren. Second row (Left to Right): Kevin Mack, Dennis Sawyer, Robert Dula, Wima F. Slade, Jerry L. Pliillips, George Speed, Clin- ton J. Green, Pauls G. Hunter. J( « AS 300, First row (Left to Riglit): George Small, Amanda Mclver, Amendea Jenkins, Robert Beasley, Evelyn Guyiin, Wanda Brown, Micheal Benianiin, Calvin Kellam. Second row (Left to Right): Charles Perry, Man ell Smith, Ezekiel Jones, Vmcent Roberts, Milton H. Tucker, Theorore Newton, Gary Melchor, William Dix. 266 AS 100, First row (Left to Right): Detricia Gilmore. Belinda Moody. Henr ' Nails, Shirley Chapman, Gregory ' Smith, Cynthia Coley, Kenny Sharpless, Kasandra Wyche, Ron Carson, Asolde Ford. Virginia Brown. Anthony James. Second row (Left to Riglit); Alan Jones, Ron Eaton, Dale Hawkins, Darrell Shelton, Peter Hendricks, Beverly Young, Rodney Houge, Pomce Brown, Margaret L. Brown. Wayne Oliver. Major R. Dense. Randolph Robinson, Henry Lanier. Third row (Left to Right): .Arelia Barksdale. Robert Rogers, Stanley Chavis, Derwin Poole, Micheal Smith, Veronica Cooper, Stanley Marshall, Marvin Mann, Chris Edwards, Lewis Ramseur, Henry Frasier. DEPARTMENT OF AEROSPACE STUDIES Lt. Colonel Charles E. Summers Professor of Aerospace Studies The Umted States Air Force maintains a permanent Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps at this institution for the purpose of conducting leadership training, military train- ing, and flight training. The specific objective is to conduct a modern academic program keyed to the development of the Professional Officer. This program is offered in two divisions. The lower division for Freshmen and Sophomores is termed the General Mihtary Course. The upper division, established as the Professional Officer Course, is designed to continue the training of Juniors and Seniors so as to provide a complete four-year officer preparatory program. The entire Aerospace Studies curriculum is designed to commission quality young men and women who are not only educated in the academics ot their university, but who have a competency in certain military skills, and a strong motivation for active duty and an Air Force Career. COMMANDERS AND QUEENS First row (Left to Right); James Hasper Jr.. Group Comman- der; Deborah Clare, Air Force ROTC Queen; Daniel A. Mc- Fadgen, Vice Commander. 267 ut BAND]] 268 raiiiiiiiiiiii f ' T :ri«,H .; |iML ' ImMM ANDIL { 269 BLUE AND GOLD MARCHING MACHINE Anderson, Kathy Aulr ' , Jennifer Battle, Edwin Carney, Lionel Blount, Vickie Bntt. Oreta Brooks, Wanda Brown, Denise Burner, Sherry Campbell, Richard Clapp, Sylvia Cutler, Cynethia Dilligard, Claudette Edwards, Wayne Evans, Wilbur Fisher, Donald Foster, Alice F ' underburke. Sandy Grant, Millicent Hey ward, John HoUingsworth, Phyllis Howell, Eric Hunter, Sabrina Jones, Kenneth Lindsey, Donald LaGarde, Vanessa McElrath, Dellannie Security Mayo, Cediic Author Headen Chap. Moore. Theodore Willie Pratt Moye, Clarence Quick, Ronnie Roberts, Vincent Rodgers, Rochelle Scott, Clitton ShotTner, Antonio Smith, Robin Spence. Karen Spivey, Elton Smith. Vicki Squires, James Stevenson, Lynelle - Chap. Stocks, Frederick Stover, Patncia Tate, Denise Tillman, Deborah Tucker, Virgil Tyson, Tony Vaughan, Christ Wall, Patricia West, Rlionda White, Delores White, Fredda White, Rhonda Wiley, Bernardo Williams, Betty Wilhains. Carmen Akins, India AJford, Ronald Baines. Vanessa Bargeron, Rosalind Bason, Donna Battle, Turner Black, Barney Blackmon, David Boone, Bernetta Breeze, Paulette Brewington, Karen Brooks, Teresa Brown, Cheryl Brown, Robert Brown. Videtta Bryant, Warren Butler, Charles Caldwell, Glenn Childers, John Chisolm. Don Clark, Marilyn demons, Danny Cooper, Audrey Crawford, Reginald Crawford, Ronald Crews, Deborah Dacons, Pierre Daniels, Randall Duncan, Susan DuPree, Hannah Edwards, Cleveland Evans, Kathi Feaster, Pam Ferguson, Morris Fordham, Francine Foust, Priscilla Fowler, Eddie Freeman, Adrian Gadson, Darryll Garfield. William Gattes, Jonathan Gilmore, Evon Glenn, Lodean Gore, LaRonda Graham. Tony Harris, Angelina Harris. Cynthia Harris, LaVerne Harris, Richard Hinton, Cynthia Hodges, Willard Hunt, Brian Ivey, Ronnie Jackson, Antonio Jackson, Calvin Johnson, Larry Johnson, Lawience Johnson, Tuia Jones, William Jordan, Edward King, James Kinney, Giarma Knight, Sheridan Liitlejohn, William Lloyd. Curtis T.V. Man London, Judith Long, Ronald McCarrolI, Alma McLauglilin, Marcus Annual Ed, McNeil, Jimmy Mack. Bennie Marshall, Wilnia Martin, Keith Massenburg, Ivan Melvin, Mark Miller, Minerva T.V. Man Mitchell, Sharon Photographer Nicholson. Ronnie Ogburn, Greg Page, Gwendolyn Patterson, Clinton Pearson, Bobby Peoples, Thomas Piatt, Katrina Privette, Hugli Purvis, Sherry Richardson, Dwain Samuels, Leroy Shaw, Danila Smith, John Spells, Michael Stanley, Felecia Stewart, Raquel Tatum. Sheryle Terry, Chester Thompson, Robin Troy, Sandra Truesdale, Rod Turner. Fleming Turner. Glen Vauglin, James Vick, Charles Walker, Gail Walker, Valerie Watkins, Michael Watson, Robert L T.V. Man Westmoreland, Renee Williams, Cassandra Williams, Frankie Williams, Robert A. Wilson, Richard Wiseman, Patricia Wnglu, Robin Wyche. Kassandra Yancey, Patrice Woodard, Robert i 270 w li!!|S||i!iifllii!!ii!i!|il!|!|pi ' j_j pui ■ Jtl ululkM -M t ■• ' -ii -- - ' — -■ ■ --.i-wr— ■■■■ I ..ji ...: ■ ■■■■-■■■ . J— . ..ju-hLu ■ ' ■ . ' llVisliinijtonPosl ' -- PEOPLES DRl u OS •. f ' .rrsf v  . .rfi ' . .f a ii ..- 273 r ■■■■llgWMaWiiJMlllKwla r1 ) n Dorm Counselors 1. George Hall Bonner, Scott T Phillip HaU Boone, Scott 3. James Hall White, Senior 4. Joseph Hall Wilbams, Scott 5. Clyde Harris, Scott Hall f-. - ' : y- V: 276 m wmmm :;j. -kr, j ij |-tV-ilirr J L k■u!Lll.L ■lA.lJk ' ' ■ ' L 111 1 i 1. Charles Ingram, Scott Hall 2. Steve Malenskr, Senior Hall 3. Mrs. Mary Marks, Van- story Hall 4. Mrs. Mary Smith - Morrison Hall 5. Mrs. Luvator McKoy and Mrs. Myrtle Nesbitt Gibbs Hall 277 IlJ „. ...■■;.. .i.i Counseling and Testing 1 Ms. Mary loll H. Bowers Counselor 2 Miss Marily Counselor n Burnette, 3 Mr. j;unes Sibcrt, Counselor 4 Ms. M;irva L Counselor VVatlington 5 Ms. Pauline Counselor MeLaughlin, .MiMt. 278 INFIRMARY 280 L IBRARY s !■ i CAMPUS SECURITY Campus Security: From left to right: Chief R. Raines, Officer L Q. Moore, Officer C. Cole, Officer D. Lindsay, Lieutenant J. Daughtry, Officer W. J. Ken- dall, Captain J. Marable, Sergeant J. T. Norris, Officer L A. Winston, and Sergeant J. B. Griffin, Police personnel not pictured, Sgt. Billy Brooks, Patrolman Auther B. Word, John E, Moncrief, Charles C. Bryant, John 0. Williams. Charles Stevenson: Dispatcher Lar- ry Lewis, Anthony R. Knight: Acting Fire Marshal Andrew Small; Secretary Barbra Cooper; Bottom picture Director of Security Norwood McMillan. 282 w 283 ■RHIB Bi itamtmiiiaiHiaa ( li y $ , I 286 289 THE CHALLENGE . . . DIFFERENT BUT YET THE SAME. ■ Challenge ' ' ... To some of us it is merely a foreign word! Many of us do not experience the challenges that others must go through due to our own irresponsible actions. Too many times as our fellow student struggles fora worthy cause, that can be beneficial to all, we sit back, laugh, and ridicule that person and what he is trying to establish. A challenge as defined by Webster is to de- mand as of right . Do we as students define our- selves for what is right or do we let things go on unnoticed until it endangers us? Ask yourself this question and see what the response will be. Web- ster ' s Dictionary also defines challenge as to ques- tion the legality of legal qualifications. Are we as students, concerned with the legality of what embodies us ' Are we concerned with where oui money goes? Are we concerned with anything? Challenge is also said to be to call out to duel or combat Though this may sound violent, we can accomplish things by nonviolent tactics. We must ensure a foundation in which we can demand higher authority and our demands be met. As long as we show tliat we are not going to be pushed over, we will always get a sense of respect. It seems obvious that some students have never come in contact with any challenges. If we cannot accept a challenge, then we must stand in our own shoes and stop leaning on those who succeed for recognilioiL Remember it is all or none together we stand and divided we tail. Seems as if we are losing our balance!!! The challenge . . . different but yet the same. It sounds so true. No matter how hard one tries, one never accomplishes a thing. 290 MiiiiuiiiMffiaffl iiiiiia MiiyiiJES iiiiijiii iiBi Si: ' ;: 291 l-nJl ■■ mlnJllllllMfcl ' I LliU 292 ■Blililli 293 r ' ' T::!rnrTrr:?:E :m S-U-P-E-R SUPER, SUPER THAT ' S WHAT THEY ARE. THE BEST CHEERLEADERS IN THE MEAC w: Tj9m T . ' Kneeling from left to right: Charlene Robinson, Debra Browning, and Florence Richardson. Second Row from left to riglit: Angela Watson, Beryl Waterman, Debbie Richardson, Larry Spence, Cheryl Ward, and Art Statimi, 111. Top: Robin Dixon. 1 I 295 Cafeteria Disturbance Tliere are many important buildings on our campus with the cafeteria being one of them. Its primary function is to serve well balanced meals for the students of our great university. With the beginning of the Fall semester 1976-1977, one of the major problems concerning the cafeteria was the long lines students had to stand in before being served poorly prepared meals. Students began to voice their opinions concerning the lines and tlie food. Many students felt that the cafeteria should have been boycotted in order to get better services. Intially the stu- dent government was called upon to assess the problems and try to eliminate tliem. The student government promptly initiated plans as a way of meeting the demands made by the students. Few of the demands made were met; one of which was the changing of meal hours. Most of the plans that were initiated became inactive or they are still in the mdimentary stages. Tliree times a day hundreds of hungry students still criticize the food services provided by F. A. Williams Cafe- teria. 296 297 SHORT AND SASSY i Moviiit I ' ll up I ' l S ' -uii H. 298 Hi -C.l!iii.[i; ' J:lll !.;L rliLr h ■ ' H ' ,ll,.i4. Look, man!! 299 f i A- ss fm)-.::. r SHORT AND SASSY - ' ♦• ' - Ai ri V! i i. - ' ,H-fflr? ,. ?• . ■ If ' -X ■■ If vou ain ' t a bulldog, you ain ' t - ! .- i£ - Guess what? We just missed our 1-2 and 3-4 class. Have you ever seen an Aggie ' s desk this organized? 300 m Moms says, You ' ll go to Burger Kjng over my dead body. We mearr business this time!!! 301 gg u iJ fS tjiaiii imimgjalhtlmallmitm MiMMHHi Is Onion in love? Boy, you sound foolish, five points for one foul. You must think you arc playing againsi Morgan State. 302 Disco lady gets off   ■ •; • - «ri m: Basic Black I like full figured women. 305 LEISURE ACTIVITIES IN AGGIELAND ;iii-ES ' iP ' i?!i!i!f!?i!i ' fia Leisure Activities in Aggieland A T students spend their leisure time in a variety of activities. While many choose to sleep or watch tele- vision, active Aggies choose physical and mental chal- lenges. For these students there are many intramural teams that allow them to release their energy. Regardless of ability, they enjoy virtually any sport including foot- ball, tennis, and basketball. New to Aggieland is a wo- men ' s intramural basketball league. This new facet of recreation has proven to be very popular. The Memorial Student Union is the center of campus leisure life. Many students gather here to relax or meet with friends. Among the leisure activities available in the union are billiards, bowling, and table tennis. Those who prefer a more peaceful environ ment in which to meet the challenge of competition play cards, checkers, or chess in the quiet game room. 307 THE CHANGING WEATHER The changing weather in Aggieland offers an even greater challenge. We met the chaUenge of the hot, blazing sun and the cold wet rain with ease; but the challenge of tlie freezing, slippery snow presented the greatest challenge of aU weather conditions. The Aggies welcomed the snow with open palms. Snowballs Hew all over the campus hitting cars, windows, beautiful girls, and yes, even the campus security personnel. The challenge of the snow proved to be a real ball in Aggieland. Unfortunately, the A T security personnel has yet to meet the challenge of preventing snowball fights. There seems to be no real weapon to prevent them. U ntil a method is devised, the Aggies will go on making the best of a cold situation. Now it i,s our turn to be bad. Get back Coy 310 m 311 i I Campus Security has j lull in the n..w ur docs a ball olsnow gel campus security ANTICIPATION: Who gets blasted next. m m i _ll I t 313 Julian Bond, the noted Black, Georgia state legislator, addres- ses a capacity crowd in Harrison Auditorium. Bond commented A T for having started the civil rights movement in the Soutli during the early ' 60 ' s. 316 ■■■iil Special Assistant to President Gerald Ford on Urban Af- fairs, Artliur Fletcher, addressed students here October 13, 1976 in the Student Union. The Black presidental assistant is also the founder of Fletcher Associates of Employment Stand- ards. Fletcher who authored a book entitled, The Silent Sellout , stated that he spends much of his time recruiting college students. He spoke here concerning the quality in environments in large cities. 317 _|_— 11 MEMORIAL Jw ' Robert Irving The entire Aggie Family joins Ihe Yearbook Staff in a dedication to tiie memory of a fellow Aggie and former Assistant Professor of Mili- Xav, ' Science, Major Robert Lee Irving. Major Irving was born in Trenton, North Carolina and graduated from Jones High School in 1958. He entered A T in the taU of 1960 and graduated with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Biology and was commissioned into the United States Army as a Second Lieutenant in 1964 and rose to the rank of major. After serving in a variety of assignment-including two tours in South Vietnam he returned to Aggie land in 1970 and completed the requirements for his Master ' s Degree in 1972. He joined the Army ROTC faculty and taught Military Sci- ence until June 1976 when he was killed in an automobile accident in Greensboro, North Carolina. Major Irving was married to the former Gracie Coleman of Garysburg, North Carolina who is a member of the faculty at A T. He was the father of three children, Milton, Gracie, and Marsha Irving. A scholarship Memorial Fund has been established in his honor. Miss Carolyn Dockery Miss Carolyn Dockery, the daughter of Mrs. Nora L. Dockery, was born December 4, 1955 in Scotland County, North Carolina. She was reared in Laurel Hill First Baptist Church and attended and participated in worship services. Her education was received in the public schools of Scotland County and graduated from Scotland High School of Laurinburg, She was presently enrolled as a sophomore at A T State University in Greensboro, North Carolina where she was pursuing a degree in Horticulture. Cat as she was affectionately called by her friends and family, was an active member of the student body at A T. ] 318 .Ha Ms. Carrie Elizabeth Hayes Ms. Carrie Elizabeth Hayes, daughter of Jake and Elizabeth Hayes was born September 19, 1956 in Scotland County. She departed this life, March 21, 1976. She was a graduate of Scodand Higli School, Laurinburg, N.C. and at the time of her death she was a sophomore at A T State University, Greensboro, North Carolina. She was a member of Marston First Baptist Church, hi later years she at- tended Laurel Hill First Baptist Cliurch. Carrie was a loving person, always wil- ling to do whatever she could to help otlters in any way site could. For some things the human mind can find no answer. One of them is the way of life. All we know we must face each day with courage and hope — thankful of the joy we had with the one we loved. THE OBITUARY Matthew (Matt) Brown Sept. 20, 1922 -June 22, 1976 GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROUNA - Matthew (Matt) Brown, head tennis coach and assistant football coach at North Carolina A T State University, died June 22 in a Greensboro hospital after an extended illness. He was 53 years old. A former star quarterback at Ohio State University, Brown first joined the A T coaching staff m 1948 under Bill Bell. He coached the Aggie boxing team to a Central Inter-collegiate Athletic AssociaUon tide in 1952 and the tennis team to a conference championship in 1952 and 1953. Brown left A T in 1954, but returned as head tennis coach and assistant football coach under Hornsby Howell in 1968. At A T, Brown became one of the university ' s outstanding backfield coaches. He produced William (Red) Jackson, the Aggies ' Ail-American quarterback in the early 1950 ' s. He also coached Art Statuni, who won the NCAA heavyweight boxing championship in 1953. Brown played liis college football at Ohio State under Paul Brown, currendy the coach of the Cincinnati Bengals. Brown was born in Dublin, Ga., but grew up in Canton, Ohio, where he started in football at McKirdey High School. He played three years of football at Ohio State and was a member of the Buckeyes ' undefeated team in 1944. Mr. Brown was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Brown. He is survived by a son. Matthew Brown Jr., Baltimore; a daughter, Ms. Corine Brown, Detroit, Mich.; three brothers, Charles Brown. Ft. Dix, New Jersey; and Lew Brown, Oeveland, Ohio and two sisters, Mrs. Lena Taylor, Detroit, Mich.; and Mrs. Ida Robinson, AUiance, Ohio. To everything there is a season, and a time for every purpose under the Heaven: A time to be bom, and a time to die- A time to weep, and a time to laugh— A time to mourn, and a time to dance- A time to get, and a time to lose- Ecclesiastes 3:1-6 319 aiiBEaiwiiiiii!misaifa iW ' ! ' ' lft ii.i . , 320 321 M CHARLES FREEMAN ASSOCIATE EDITOR .LOF fAilg SSm v ' flP ' F ' ' V 1 m Ht I ' ' I 1 — , K Ws « eB[ ■B V ' V- - i B Jt % I n l. ' __, _ _ . _ i ■ :■ ' « « 323 ■■■■■■■■■ Wright Raiford James Michael Johnson Cynthia Woodard 324 m: l F- .i_jl., iI,,..;:i.-3! Marcus Dukes Marcia Purvis 325 ELI ' . ' ' I ' — MlHli3iiDiiffliai51kli2Mli m LaVern Higgs Wesley Boykins 326 Lewis Franklin Ramsuer mi,M Johnnv Farrell Guilford Watson 327 The Ayantee Yearbook Staff would like to express our unbounded gratitude to Mrs. Maxine Davis, Director of Purchasing; Mr. Sullivan Welborne, Director of Memorial Union; Mrs. Carolyn Crocker, Secretary of Student Activities; Dr. M. Blair, Assistant to the Dean of the School of Education; Dr. D. Poque. Assistant to the Dean of tlie School of Business and Economics; Mrs. Katrina Parker, Receptionist Memorial Union; Mr. Joseph Faust, Sports Information Services; Dr. Jesse Marshall, Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs and the portion of the student body who offered their assistance and helpful criticism; because they worked hard so that we might grow. We whole heartedly accepted and nourished the understanding, faith, and guidance that vou offered us. We hope that our attempted success brings forth your approval as easily as it did your help. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts. Rachel L Thower Editor-in-Chief AYANTEE YEARBOOK STAFF Rachel L Thrower Charles Freeman Wright Raiford James Jolmson LaVern Higgs Marcus Dukes Cynitha Woodard Wesley Boykins Marcia Purvis James Wood Sharon Glover Marcella Green Patricia Owens Marcus Evans Johnny Farrell Charles Newman Lewis Ramsuer John Williams Guilford Watson Daniel Pugli Dr. J.E. Marshall Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor Business Manager Managing Editor Recording Secretary Admin. School Ed. Class Editor Sports Editor Organization Editor Staff Staff Staff Copy Editor Typist Artist Artist Photographer Photographer Photographer Photographer Advisor 328 ■MHMOTHnnil : i-i. Ill«lllli!iill i7 ' ' ' mm km imUM ■ ' ■ ■ ' ■ ' ' ■ ' ■ ' ' ' ■■■ ' ■ ■ ■ ' ' ■ ' ■ ' iii .. .-.1. ■■i!:j.„.L ■ ■ 1.1. .ni . ■ ' ■ liH 7 ' ■ ' ■ ' ' t Jiiliiiiiiiiliiiiliiiiiiiilliliii