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

Text from Pages 1 - 334 of the 1982 volume:

NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURAL AND TECHNICAL STATE UNIVERSITY PRESENTS A TRIBUTE 3 ' 0343 ' ' ' 0355T02T HONORING DR. LEWIS CARNEGIE DOWDY ON THE OCCASION OF HIS RETIREMENT AS CHANCELLOR BOARD OF TRUSTEES Dr. Lacy H. Caple, Chairman Carson Bain Greensboro, N.C. William Hemphill Greensboro, N.C. Marshall B. Bass Winston-Salem, N.C. Rev. Jesse L. Jackson Chicago, 111. Pam McCorkle, President Student Government Association Robert A. Kraay Greensboro, N.C. Mrs. Elizabeth W. Cone Greensboro, N.C. , i ' • David W. Morehead %. -. Greensboro, N.C. Dr. Wilbert Greenfield Charlotte, N.C. S John H. McArthur, Jr. Wakulla, N.C. C.C. Griffin Concord, N.C. Mrs. Angeline Smith Greensboro, N.C. w BmaasmsmmBsmam JORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURAL TECHNICAL STATE mmmm aK m n Jk. U N I V E R S I T Y The Pendulum is located in Marteena Hall. It is a demonstra- tion to show that the earth rotates on its axis. TABLE OF CONTENTS: Senior Class 7 Junior Class 61 Sophomore Class 77 Freshman Class 93 Sports 105 Organizations 145 Dedication 198 Administration 200 Schools 209 Supportive Services 221 Activities 233 Queens 251 Student Life 270 Other Organizations 289 Who ' s Who 307 Yearbook Staff 318 MAY ' 81 some! s p E C I A L S CASINO DAY Casino Day, sponsored by the Student Union Ad- visory Board, brought a relief from the strains of exam week. Many games were played and prizes were given to persons who had the most amount of money left. The games consisted of the Roulette Wheel, Pinochle, Poker and many more! AYANTEE AWARD ' S PICNIC At the end of every Spring Semester, many organizations pay tribute to many of its hard-working, dedicated members. The AYANTEE Staff, com- monly known as the YEARBOOK Staff, was one of those organizations which took the time to present trophies, plaques, certificates, and roses to those who were recognized for their participation and efforts toward the organization. Below, the 1981-82 election of the New Executive Board consists of (from left to right) Charlene Gardner. Business Manager; Stroza Hill. Head Photogra- pher; SiBon Cherry, Editor-in-Chief; Antonio Pettit. Managing Editor; and Pandora Robinson. Associate Editor. - SiBon Cherry No one else saw you Cheat , but I did! 1) Shelia Snow, 1980-81 Editor-in-Chief, presents a special gift to Mi Dorothy Bailey, Director of Student Activities and Yearbook Aduiso 2) Ms. Snow presents Most Valuable Person ' s Award to Antonio Pettit while Robert Clark, 80-81 Associate Editor, looks on. THE SPRING FLING Turning out for the spring fling was very unique for us. The Aggies, really enjoyed themselves. There was a disco, food and plenty of entertainment. It really was a chill from the books, And you know that. — Harrv D. Jacobs ' The New Stadium Anticipation for the 1981 Football Season was heightened with the completion of the new Aggie Stadium. After years of playing at Memorial Stadium, a sense of achievement is feh among all Aggies now that we have our own stadium. It is improvements like this, that make North Carolina A T a highly acclaimed university. — Michael D. Hardison hotos By Stroza Hi Hi A Sneak Preview of Graduating Seniors Wilson, oseph Accounting Wiison, Vivian Clothing Textiles Winstead, Bridget Business Administration Winston, Virgie Early Childhood Education Woodard, Timothy Mathematics WoTtham, Deborah Speech Wright, Anthony Accounting Wright, Fred Recreation Administration Wynn, Horace Business Administration Yancey, Kari Industrial Technology ■ bung. Giady Mechanical Engineering Young, Valerie Busmess Administration J. I i Zachary, Laverne Social Services ZeigJer. John Electrical Engineering Armstrong. Tina Business Administration Bennett. Peggy Biolog ' Broivn, Chloe Health Physical Education Campbell Barbara Home Economics Education Campbeil. Wanda Home Economics Education Clark, Kenneth Business Administration Cox, Odessa Biology- Davis, Victor Speech Delogo, Cherrie Chemistry Harris, Thomas Speech Mitchell, Jamie Electrical Engineering Reid, Donald Industrial Technology Valentine, Connie Agricultural Business Whitaker. Michael Electrical Engineering Williams, Sheila Industrial Technology Wood, James Mechanical Engineering ♦i Myself I have to live with myself, and so I want to be fit for myself to know, I want to be able, as days go by, Always to look myself straight in the eye; I don ' t want to stand, with the setting sun. And hate myself for things I have done. I don ' t want to keep on a closet shelf A lot of secrets about myself. And fool myself, as I come and go. Into thinking that nobody else will know The kind of man I really am; I don ' t want to dress up myself in sham. I want to go out with my head erect, I want to deserve all men ' s respect; But here in the struggle for fame and pelf I want to be able to like myself. I don ' t want to look at myself and know That I ' m bluster and bluff and empty show. I can never hide myself from me; I see what others may never see; I know what others may never know, I never can fool myself and so. Whatever happens, I want to be Self-respecting and conscience free. Edgar A. Guest I II J flio P-f fTiA. nHRKHH mBmamm mm Charles Burch, Jr. — President S E N I R C L A S s F F I C E R S Kevin Barnes — Vice-President Patricia f Aitchell — Secretary GaroXe King — iVliss Seniov Abraham, AJvin L. Industrial Tech (Auto) Akins, CrystaJ D. Accounting Alexander, Mark A. Business Adminstration I Alexander, Renee M. Speech Alick. Donna M. Electrical Engineering Anderson, Antonio Electrical Engineering Anderson, Laurita M. Business Education, Secondary Artis, Michae] R. Architectural Engineering Avant, Cynthia R. Child Development BaiJey fanel E. Clothing and Textiles Baiiey, Lucy L. Early Childhood Baker, Annette Speech and Theater Arts msmaam mmBm m BSBmmsmammmMmM M M Barber, Sam Architectural Engineering Barnes, Kevin L. Agricultural Bus. Barrow, Andrea V Accounting Baskett, Karen R. Accounting BasAett, Ruby Social Services Bayior, KimberJy E. Accounting Bazemore, MichaeJ Business Administration Bell, Teretha Business Administration BelJ, Wanda K. Biology Bell, Warren K. Biology BelJo, Andrew A. Electrical Engineering Bennett, Deborah K. Healih and Physical Ed. Benson, Patricia Office Administration Bethea, Frederick Industrial Technology Biggs, Carolyn Nursing Biggs, ]ohn Industrial Technology Bivens, Larry Transportation BJack, Crystal Psychology Blakeiy, Karen Speech Blount, Ceorge Accounting Boger, Valerie Social Services Bonner, Larry Electrical Engineering Borders, Francia A. Business Administration Bowser, Stephania Speech Theatre msm WKS SSBBSBsamBSMmmmmmmmimmMi Boyette. Ralph Industrial Technology Bradford, Terrence Business Administration Branch, Joseph Business Administration Brice. Diane Industrial Technology Brooks, fanet I. Early Childhood Brown, Alton Business Administration Brown, Denise S. Lab Animal Science Brown, Joyce Psychology Brown, Karen D. Architectural Engineering Brown, Kim Accounting Brown, Lynell L. Industrial Technology Brown, Syivia .-lovial Services Brown, Tommye Business Administration Brown. Wanda Home Economics Education Bruster Trudy Home Economics Education Bryant, Tecia Economics Buchanan, Inell Child Development Burch, Charles Accounting Burgess, Hazel Economics Burchette, Eric Industrial Technology Burgwyn, Terry Industrial Technology Burns, Bridget Social Services Butler, Melha Nursing Bynum. Cynthia Social Services Mmimum mBBmBssBBBmamBm mBBmsBBBam wmmm Cameron. Michelle English Campbell. Karl Speech Campbell, Milton Biology Campbell. Warren Accounting Canady, James Art Education Cannon, Patricia Industrial Engineering CantrelJ, James Driver Safety Education Carlton, Daisy English Carmichael, Wallace Psychology Carmon. flita Business Administration Carrillo. Harold. R. Accounting ■. irrington, Sharon Business Administration BHHI Carrothers. James Business Administration Carter, Deborah Business Administration Carter, Lynette Early Childhood 4 1 Cash, Kevin Mechanical Engineering Cash, Nancy Business Administration Chambers. Reginald Transportation Chapman, facquelin Business Education Charies. Michaei Electrical Engineering Chavis, Garcia Landscape Architecture Chavis, Valdez Architectural Engineering Cherry, Sibon Professional History Clark, Alison Early Childhood mmumummii um g— Clarke, Stratton Business Administration Clarke. YoJanda Business Administration CoIJins, Cynthia Accounting Colson, Sharon Speech Theatre Cook, Steven D. Electrical Engineering Cooley, Melvin Industrial Technology Copeiand, Deiphine Social Services Corbett, Gloria Engineering Mathematics Cosby, Kevin Business Administration Cowan, Bridgette Biology Craig, Tracy Psychology Currie, Linda Office Administration X Darden, Eric Industrial Technology Dougherty, ELaine Biology Daughety, Suzette Accounting Davenport, [ody Business Administration Davis, Aifred Industrial Technology Davis, Bobby Industrial Technology Davis, Corneiius Agricultural Education Davis. Christopher Accounting Davis, Darryl Early Childhood Davis, Deborah Social Services Davis, Kenneth L. Health Physical Education Davis, Maxine Food Administration ' ' ™ ' ' ' J.IMIJU IM ijI woBmBBsmsmamm Davis, Tyrone Architectural Engineering Dawkins. jewel Electrical Engineering Day. oe Ella Accounting V . ■ • .ii Deans, Cynthia Clothing and Textiles Debnam, Alyssa Speech DeloQtch, Sharon Business Education Demery, Ricky Industrial Technology Devone, Sylvia Psychology Dickerson, Marvin Driver Safety Education Dixon, Dwayne Business Administration Dougias, Marilyn Social Services Dowdy, Deborah Business Administration M Draughn. Patricia Accounting Dube. Ciemence Engineering Mathematics Dupree, feferey Industrial Tech EchoJs. Garry Early Childhood Edmond. Ethel English. Secondary- Ed. Edwards, Christopiier Psychology Edwards, Juan Industrial Tech Edwards, Steven Vocational Industrial Ed. Edwards. Tyrone Business Administration EJJison, Kal Clothing and Textiles Erwin, Lori Health and Physical Ed. Evans, Angela E. Clothing and Textiles H Evans, Audrey Social Services Fantroy, Denise Accounting Feaster, Tyrone Architectural Engineering Fenwick, Warren Electrical Engineering Fleming, Terri Accounting Foh, Aloysious Speech Foster. Rudy Driver and Safety Foust, Michele Business Administration Francis, Chester Driver and Safety Ed. Freeman, Barrel R. Industrial Tech Freeman, Sheryl Business Administration Frinli. Reeda Business Education fs mm mmmMMLSWi Gadison, Dorley Speech Galioway, Marshall Industrial Technology Gana. Karim Industrial Technology h-J pgj Garner, Wanda Hi Business Administration GasJiin. Karlton Business Administration Cause, PermeJia Nursing George, Harold Political Science George, Valerie Clothing Textile Gill. James N. Business Administration Gillespie. Randall Architectural Engineering Gilliam. Elmer Electrial Engineering Gilliard. Thomas Industrial Technology HHHH Gilmore. Sandra Clothing and Textiles Glover, Orette Office Administration Glover, Pamela Clothing and Textiles I Goodson, Carmella Clothing and Textiles Gore, Howard Business Administration Graham, Debora Social Services Gray, Annette Psychology Greene, Gassandra Business Administration Greene, Derwin Art %. Greene, Frank Mechanical Engineering Greene, Gregory Industrial Technology Greene, Terry Industrial Arts Education 1—iiimMiLJLaiiU Km.iJJiiuaauiHtuB Gregory, Lana Early Childhood Education Grier, Jamie Business Administration Griffin, Larry Business Administration Griffin, Adrion Sociology Haith, foan Chemistry HqJ], fames Health Physical Education Hall ShirJey Health Physical Education HalJ, Theodore Business Administration Ham. Shelia Vocational — Industrial Technology Hanna, JVIonica Social Services Hare, AngeJa General Economoics Hargett, Terry Industrial Technology Harlee, ArJene Social Services Harper, Juanna Child Development Harper, WiUiam Industrial Technology HarreU. Haywood Landscape Architecture Harrell Sandra Accounting Harris. Debbie Speech X Harris, jarriet Psychology Harris. Karen Clothing Textile Harrison. Leon Electrical Engineering Harrison. Yolanda Child Development Harrison. Zina Child Development Harvey, Otis Electrical Engineering Hartley, Kenneth Biology- Hawkins, Leslie Business Administration HawJiins, Valencia Child Development Hayden, .Vatasha Business Administration Headen, Myron Earlv Childhood Hearne, eanette Electrical Engineering Henderson, Cynthia Biolog ' Hester. Aiice Food Nutrition Hicfts. Ann Office Administration High, Margaret Histor ' Hill, Darlene Office Administration Hill, Sharon Speech Holden, Trulesta Clothing Textile Horn, Loiita Speech Horton. Roland Industrial Technology Howell Michael Industrial Technology Howell, Desma Music Huey. Barbara Business Administration Hughes, Stephanie Biology HunI, Elizabeth Early Childhood Education Hunter, Alicia Transportation Uuskins, Lawrence i rit Science Hush, Reginald Economics Jackson, Cathy Child Development r [acobe. Davida Industrial Technolog - James, Lucilie Accounting James, Quintin Mathematics Jeffers, DeJJa English Jefferson. Audrey Nursing fenkins. Chester Pohtical Science fester, Sharon Social Ser%ices Johnson. Cheryi Social Services Johnson, Donald Accounting Johnson. Frank Art Education Johnson, ObeJia Art Education Johnson, Robert Architectural Engineering Johnson. Sonia Psychology Johnson, Trudy English Johnson, Vanessa Speech Johnston, Hulan Industrial Arts Education ones, Maxine Engineering Mathematics Jones, Norman Mathematics Jones, Shirley Early Childhood Jones. Tammy Business Administration Jones, Veatrice Electrical Engineering Jodan, Margo Sociology Joyner, Davi(a Clothing and Textiles Kelly. Raymond Speech : Kennedy. Keith Health Physical Education King. CaroJe Early Childhood King, Constance Business Administration Kinsey. fannie Psychology Kirk, Patricia Early Childhood Lamberth, Toni Accounting Laney. Beatrice Social Services Lassiter. Sheiia Accounting Latham, ]oanne Clothing and Textiles Lawrence. Tony Electrical Engineering Laws, WiJbur Industrial Technology Lawson, Lorrance Driver Safety Education ■HUBHHI Lawson, Torrance Accounting Lewis, Laurel English Lewis, Ratino Business Administration LiJes, Toni English Littlejohn. Charles Business Administration Lloyd, Terrie Social Services Locus, Carl Architectural Engineering Logan, AJvin Electrical Engineering Long, Belinda Psychology Long, Gerald Industrial Engineering Long, Warneda Early Childhood Education Love HI. Jerome Electrical Engineering Lynch, Divright Early Childhood Madison, Penny Social Services Madison, Timothy Electrical Engineering Malloy. George Agriculture Technology MaJioy. Ronnie Early Childhood MangoJ. Rahual Child Development Manning, Ernest Agriculture Education Martin, Andrena Nursing Martin, Cheryi Psychology - Martin, Jeffery Business Administration Maybin, Wilhe Home Economics Education Mayes, David Vocational Industrial Education Page 32 Mayes, Norma Industriai Technology McArthur, Charles Business Administration McCain, Angela Business Education McCaiium, Charles Business Administration McCouiey, Iris Nursing McCauiey, Willie Accounting McCraw, Leonard Agricultural McDuffie, Sheila Social Services McJntosh, CheryJ Political Science McLean, Linda Clothing and Textiles McLean, ' Teresa Nursing McMillan, Ella Speech and Theatre M McMiJlan, Terry Business Administration McMillan, David Art McNeiJ. Reginald Speech W McRae, Lillie Psychology Meeks, Franciscan Food Administration Meighan, Sharon Speech Melvin, Andrea Business Administration MiiJer, Kennelh Economics Mims, Mary Accounting Mitchell, Cassandra Accounting Moghaddas, Hosein Mechanical Engineering Mohammed, Ganiyo Agriculture Economics Monk, Marie Chemistry Monroe, Elaine Early Childhood Monroe, John Industrial Technology Montgomery, Funda Psychology Montgomery, Rodney English Moody, Bernice Social Services Moone, Wanda Electrical Engineering Moore, Geraiyn Speech Moore, Kennon Business Administration Moore, Pamela Business Education Moore, Veriindo Mathematics Morgan, Siiaron Business Administration Morris. Rochelle Early Childhood Morrison. Bridget Business Administration Morrison. Shariene Social Services Motamednia, EsmaiJ Electrical Engineering Moten, Carmen Psycholog ' Mouchette, Wayne Art Murphy, oseph Industrial Technolog ' Murphy, Randy Speech Murray, Yolanda English i Mabn, ' . Monzant Animal Science iVea], Chester Agriculture Education Noble. Damien Political Science Norman, Millicent English Norris, Curtis Industrial Technology Nyagah. Mutegi Industrial Technology Dales, erry Music Education Olatidoye, Olugbemiga Architectural Engineering Oliver, Kim Early Childhood Opata. osiah Industrial Technology Owolabi, Israel Industrial Technology Paige, Angela Nursing Palmer, Dickyle Architectural Engineering Pnlmer, Maxie Accounting Parker, Aquilla Speech Bsranesra Parker, Cynthia Accounting Parker, Edward Business Administration Parker, Sharon Child Development Parrish, Maurene Psychology Parsons, Pafricia Early Childhood Patterson. Cynthia Business Education Patton, Leon Business Administration Perkins, Carmen Art Perkins, Reginald Business Administration Peterson, Lance Industrial Technology Peterson, Reginald Art Pettiford. Debra . Clothing Textiles HHH nn Phifer. Cathy Speech PhiJemon. Hdeuchpo Business Administration Phillips, Gloria Speech Pierce, Agnes Child Development Pinckney. Janet Engineering Mathematics Porter, Wanda Clothing Textiles Posey, Robyne Speech Poteal, Cynthia Accounting Price, anie Clothing and Textiles i Prioleau, Michael Accounting f i ' rivette, Hugh Biology Puliey, Angeiia I ' lothing Textiles Quick, Janice Nursing Raleigh, Barry English Ramseur. Darlene Clothing Textiles Ramseur, Joseph Recreation Administration Redmon, Cheryl Accounting Reese, Tony Political Science Reeves. Sandra Business Administration Revell. Andre Electrical Engineering Rhodes, Wenoka Clothing Textiles Richardson. Larry Mechanical Engineering Richardson, Regenia Mechanical Engineering Richmond, Andrea Nursing H B tmm H am Roherson, Dehra Electrical Engineering Roberson, Jacqueline Social Services Robinson. Anthony Speech Theatre Rogers. Debra Business Administration Ross, Barrington Biology Roundtree, Cozetta Electrical Technology Rouse, Debra Industrial Technology Rusnak, Roslyn Accounting Russeii, ]oan Speech Salley, Diane Biology Sanders, johnetta Business Administration Sanders, Linda Chilo Development Sanders. Nettia English Schwarlz, fames Landscape Architecture Scott, Keith Industrial Technology SeJiers, facqueJine Engineering Mathematics Sessoms, Andrea English SharpJess, fames Industrial Technolog ' Shaw, Ruth Clothing Textiles Shields. TangeJa Business Administration Shipman. Jerry Sociology- Shoffner Curtis Recreation Administration Shofolowe, Masibau Industrial Technology Sifford. Michoel Social Services BH Simpson, Tyrone Electrical Engineering SingJetary, Lavonda Economics Smalls, Carl Clothing Textiles Smith, Angela Business Administration Smith, Annia Business Administration Smith, Chandra Mechanical Engineering Smith, Gregory Industrial Technology Smith, Gwendoiyn Early Childhood Smith Hilda Psychology I Smith, Jacqueline Psychology Smith, Janice Political Science Smith, Leslie Sociology T I H Smith, Margie Early Childhood Smith, Marilyn Child Development Smith, SterJing Industrial Technology Smith, Timmy Engineering Mathematics Smith, Vakroud Business Administration Scares, Diana Accounting Sokunbi, Adebayo Agricultural Economics Spears, Andrea Business Administration Speight, Levernard Political Science $ Spencer, Carlton Accounting Staton, Donna Child Development Streoters, Donna Nursing Suggs, Michael Business Administration Suggs, Toni Social Services Summers, Belinda Early Childhood Education Summers. Elvis Recreation Administration Sutton, Orlando Agricultural Engineering Sydnor, Walter Architectural Engineering Tayior, Jeffrey Speech Taylor, Katrina Speech Taylor, Therman Industrial Technology Teel, Rosu Business Administration Terry, Linda Nursing Thomas, Charles Business Administration Thomas. Man-in Accounting Thomas. Myron Agricultural Science Thomas. Tbnde Agricultural Economics Thompson. Alcestis Architectural Engineering Thomspon. Dwight Business Administration Thompson. Robin Office Administration Uka. Magnus Mechanical Engineering VaJentine. CarJ Speech VaJentine. Ricky Accounting Vorro, Diane Nursing Vaughan, Michael Electrical Engineering Vernon, Shelia Accounting Vinson, Elois Speech Walden, Michael Agricultural Education Walker. Valencia Business Administration Wallace, Pamela Social Services Washington, Donna Business Administration Washington, Eugene Chemistry Washington, Lonnie Business Administration Washington, Michael Electrical Engineering Washington. Phyllene Industrial Engineering Watkins, Carolyn Business Administration Watkins, Connie Child Development Watson, Connie Child Development _ West, Lexter Industrial Arts Education West. Russell III Business Administration Weston, Lois Accounting Whitaker. Lillie Home Economics Education Whitaker. Lisa Child Development White. Joanne Clothing Textiles Whitfield. Michael Business Administration Whitfield, Terry Industrial Technology Whitley. Doris Speech Wilkes, Patricia Food Administration Wilkens, Steven Business Administration Williams. Eric Industrial Technology ■ Williams. Gerald Electrical Engineering Williams, Gerard Mathematics Williams. Godwin Industrial Technology WiJIiams, Jacqueline Business Administration WiJIiams, Jamal History WilJiams, Kim Industrial Engineering Williams, Lucy Accounting Williams, Patricia Political Science Williams, Nathan Agricultural Education WiiJiams, Teresa Nursing WiJIiams, Wanda Political Science WiJJiams, Wrenwricft Political Science ■1 SENIOR DIRECTORY Alvin Abraham 2504 Fernbrook Dr. Greensboro, NC 27403 Crystal Akins 407 Nash St. Hillsborouih. NC 27278 Mark A. Aleiander 390 Apt. 20 Suitland Rd. Suitland. MD 20023 Renee Alexander PO Box 141 Winnsboro, SC 29180 Donna Alick 5538 Larchwood Ave. Philadelphia. PA 19143 Antonio Anderson 117 Hi|h View Estate Poufhkeepsie. NY 12601 Laurita Anderson 9501 Apt. B Loblolly Ln. Charlotte. NC 28210 Michael R. Artis 100 West A St. Goldsboro. NC 27530 Cynthia Avant 2105 E. Florida St. Greensboro. NC 27401 Janet Bailey Route 7, Box 96 Wilkesboro. NC 28659 Lucy Bailey Route 1, Box 174 Erwin. NC 28339 Annette Baker PO Box 174 Hassell, NC 27841 Sam Barbar PO Box 42A Richburg. SC 29729 Kelvin L. Barnes Route 2. Box 339 Elm City. NC 27822 Andrea V. Barron 1307 Rotherwood Rd. Greensboro, NC 27406 Karen R. Basket! 1639 Webster St. NE Washington. DC 20017 Ruby E. Baskett Route 2, Box ISO Warrenton. NC 27589 Kimberly Baylor 1840 Calvary Dr. Gainesville. GA 30501 Michael A. Bazemore Route 1. Box 13 Kelford, NC 27847 Teretha T. Bell Route 1. Box 61 Faison. NC 28341 Wanda K. Bell Route 1. Box 211 Jackson, NC 27845 Warren K. Bell Route 1, Box 211 Jackson, NC 27845 Andrew A. Belle 4212 Queen Beth Rd. Greensboro. NC 27405 Deborah Bennett Route 1, Box 248 Lilesville, NC 28091 Patricia Benson 100 Thomas St. Badin. NC 28009 Frederick A. Bethea 1109 Orange St. Wilmington, NC 28401 Carolyn A. Biggs Route 1, Box 482 St. Pauls, NC 28384 John R. Biggs Route 1, B ox 482 St. Pauls. NC 28384 Larry D. Bevins Route 1, Box 572 Hamlet, NC 28345 Crystal M. Black 4954 Apt. D Hammond Hgts. Ft. Campbell, KY 42223 Karen D. Blakely PO Box 447 Hamlet, NC 28345 George L. Blount 1647 Park Ave. Willow Grove, PA 19090 Valerie D. Boger 304 Ray St. Greensboro. NC 27406 Larry Bonner 4075 Grant St. NE Washington. DC 20019 Francina Borders 1103 Stanton Dr. Shelby, NC 28150 Stephanie R. Bowser Route 1. Box 256 Rich Square, NC 27893 Ralph Boyette 1165 Lincoln St. WSson, NC 27893 Terance A. Bradford 4208 Hillside Rd. SE Washington. DC 20019 Joseph A. Branch Route 7. Box 584 Lumberton. NC 28358 Diane R. Brice 1429 Webster St. NE Washington, DC 20017 Jannet L. Brooks 2390 Apt. 114 2nd Ave. New York, NY 10035 Alton Brown Route 2. Box 39C Waxhaw. NC 28173 Denise S. Brown 380 Apt. 45 Front St. Hemstead. NY 11550 Joyce A. Brown PO Box 262 Wagram, NC 28396 Karen D. Brown PO Box 955 Raeford, NC 28376 Kim Brown 1724 Merdit Ave. Atlantic. NJ 07205 Lynell L. Brown 6 Roosevelt Dr. Hillside. NJ 07205 Sylvia E. Brown Apt. A Box 263 Leiand. NC 28451 Tommye Brown 1410 Apt. C Kingston Rd. Greensboro. NC 27405 Wanda G. Brown 619 Holly St. Burlington, NC 27215 Tecia J. Bryant Route 5. Box 318 Fayetteville. NC 28301 Inell E. Buchanan 3001 South 20th St. Arlington, VA 22204 Charles Burch 7111 Webb St. Detroit, Ml 48204 Eric M. Burchette Route 1, Box 79 Warrenton. NC 27589 Hazel L. Burgess PO Box 393 Littleton. NC 27850 Terry D. Burgwyn PO Box 89 Garysburg. NC 27831 Bridget V Burns PO Box 74 Leiand, NC 28451 Melba Butler 214 Weatherly Rd. Sumter. SC 29150 Cynthia M. Bynum 1123 Brown St. Durham. NC 27713 Michelle D. Cameron 707 Talbroth St. Palm Bay. FL 32905 Kari Y. Campbell 279 Bedford Ave. Mt. Vernon. NY 10553 Milton E. Campbell Route 2. Box 251 Clarkton, NC 28433 Warren C. Campbell 1583 W. Cloaniger Ave. Statesville. NC 28677 James L. Canady 521 Stadium Dr. Goldsboro. NC 27530 Patricia A. Cannon Route 3, Box 498 Ayden. NC 28513 James V Cantrell 3111 Canterbury St. Greensboro. NC 27408 Daisy E. Carlton 113 Short St. Mt. Olive. NC 28365 Wallace L. Carmichael 3911 Apt. E Hahns Ln. Greensboro. NC 27401 Rita Carmon 606 Larkspur Rd. Kinston, NC 28501 Harold R. CarrPIo 68 Ashe St. Charleston, SC 29403 Sharon V Covington 5003 Sheriff Rd. NE Washington, DC 20019 James L. Carrothers 8500 Fieldwood Rd. Charlotte, NC 28212 Deborah Carter 909 Van Norden St. Washington, NC 27889 Lullie L Carter 906 Ardmore Greensboro, NC 27401 Kelvin M. Cash Route 1. Box 360 High Point, NC 27260 Nancy Cash 1941 Apex Highway Durham, NC 27207 Reginald H. Chambers 1330 Alamance Church Greensboro. NC 27402 Jacquelin Chapman Route 3. Box 188 Grifton. NC 28530 Mchael J. Charies 1710 Cleveland Ave. Winston-Salem. NC 07017 Garcia Chavis Route 1. Box 297C McLeansville. NC 27301 Valdez Chavis Route 1, Box 297C McLeansville, NC 27301 Sibon Cherry PO Box 1235 Robersonville, NC 27871 Alison L. Clark 3934 Apt. B Hahns Ln. Greensboro, NC 27401 Stratton I. Clark 11 N. Ervin Ave. Newton. NC 28658 Yolanda Clark 3203 Midlothian TPK Richmond. VA 23224 Cynthia Collins 747 Marcus St. Chesapeake, VA 23320 Sharon Colson Route Apt. A Wadesboro, NC 28170 Steven D. Cook 3811 Packard Rd. Niagara FaUs, NY 14303 Melvin Cooley 309 Apt. ES Railroad Ave. Rowland. NC 28383 Delphine Copeland Route 2, Box 240-E Nashville, NC 27856 Gloria Corbett ' Route 1, Box 229 Cedar Grove. NC 27231 Kevin M. Cosby Route 3. Box 20E Hamlet. NC 28345 Bridgette C. Corian 505 Weaver Dr. Goldsboro, NC 27530 Tracy Craig 2532 Booker Ave. Charlotte. NC 28216 Linda T. Currie 2401 Kersey Ct. Greensboro. NC 27406 Eric D. Darden 113 Carver Snow Hill, NC 28580 Elaine Daugherty 30 Bailey Rd. Yeadon. PA 19050 Suzette Daughety 1011 E. Bright St. Kinston. NC 28501 lody Davenport PO Box 262 CUnton. SC 29325 Alfred C. Davis PO Box 12 Granite Quary. NC 28072 49 SENIOR DIRECTORY Bobby R. Davis PO Box 542 Whitakers, NC 27891 Christopher A. Davis 1133 42nd St. NE Washington, DC 20019 Cornelius H. Davis 2325 New Orleans St. Greensboro, NC 27406 Darryl H. Davis 1308 Desmond St. Kinston, NC 28501 Deborah F. Davis 1308 Desmond St. Kinston. NC 28501 Kenneth L. Davis Route 1, Bon 311 Roanoke Rapids. NC 27870 Maxine M. Davis 3310 17th SI. NE Washington. NC Tyronne M. Davis 4530 Alabama Ave. SE Washington, DC 20019 Victor Davis 1212 Pender St. Raleigh. NC 27410 Jewels Dawkins 212 Willow Oaks Dr. Spartanburg. SC 29307 )oe E. Day Route 2. Box 232 Scotland Neck, NC 27814 Cynthia Deans 1910 Apt. A A Evans Dr. Greensboro, NC 27401 Alyssa Debnam 2305 Rock Quarry Rd. Raleigh. NC 27610 Sharon Deloatch Route 1, Box 363 Rich Square. NC 27869 Ricky Demery Route 1, Box A ' 290 Enfield, NC 27823 Sylvia Devone Route 1, Box 319-A Roseboro, NC 27823 Marvin Dickerson 3204 Apt. 2 Lawndale Dr. Greensboro, NC 27408 Dwayne Dixon 2131 N. Lambert St. Philadelphia, PA 19121 Marilyn Douglas Route 1 Maxton. NC 28364 Debdrah Dowdy PO Box 1475 Pinehurst, NC 28374 Patricia Draughn 907 French St. NW Washington, DC 20001 Clemence Duke 10 E 87th St. New York, NY 10028 Jeffrey Dupree 1312 Seabrook Rd. Raleigh, NC 27610 Gary A. Echole Route 1, Box 133 Blair, VA 24527 Ethel C. Edmond Route 2, Box 305 Scotland Neck. NC 27874 Christopher B. Edwards 702 56th St. Washington. DC 20019 Juan A. Edwards Route 1. Box 217 Garysburg. NC 27831 Steven Edwards 1211 County St. Portsmouth, VA 23704 Kal V Ellison Route 1, Box 421 High Point, NC 27260 Tyrone V Edwards 420 Allison Ave. Winston-Salem, NC 27105 Lorl Erwin 2707 Apt. C Patio PI. Greensboro. NC 27405 Angela E. Evans 5210 Brookfield Rd. Fayetteville. NC 28303 Audrey M. Evans 1615 Lincoln St. Greensboro. NC 27401 Denise B. Fantroy 4903 Aston PL SE Washington. DC 20019 Tyronne G. Feaster 1222 Norris Ave. Charlotte. NC 28206 Warren K. Fenwick Route 2, Box 8A Valley Lee. MD 20692 Terry A. Fleming Route 1. Box 164-C Roanoke Rapids. NC 27870 Aloysidus Foh 1515 Apt. E Woodmere Dr. Greensboro. NC 27405 Rudy Foster Route 1. Box 314 Yanceyville, NC 27379 Michele Foust 112 E. River St. Graham, NC 27379 Chester Francis 695 E. 163rd St. Bronx. NY 10456 Darrell Freeman Route 2. Box 351 Gates. NC 27937 Sheryl Freeman 3737 Halloway N. Upper Marlbo. MD 20870 Reeda B. Frink Route 3, Box 358 Supply, NC 28462 Dorley M. Gadison 525 Cook St. Wendell, NC 27591 Marshall L. Galloway 511 W. Terrell St. Greensboro, NC 27406 Karim I. Gana Postal Agency Deko Bida NA Wanda Gardner Route 3, Box 226 Kings Mountain. NC 28086 Karlton R Gaskin 1604 Kinsman Rd. Greensboro. NC 27406 Permelia A. Cause Route 1, Box 123 Charlotte. NC 28459 Harold W. George 1213 Lexington Ave. Lakewood. NJ 08701 Valerie D. George 116 Hargrove Dr. Wilmington, NC 28401 James N. Gill 1013 E. Salisbury Rd. Asheboro. NC 27203 Randall Gilespie 504 Uzzle St. Durham. NC Elmer Gilliam 214 Trinity PI. Ladson. SC 29456 Thomas Glllard 3232 Barksdale Dr. Fayetteville. NC 28301 Sandra Gilmore PO Box 23 Lackey. VA 23694 Oretta L. Glover 906 Circle Dr. High Point. NC 27262 Pamela D. Glover 906 Springdale Dr. Durham. NC 27707 Camella A. Goodson 1508 Hooks St. Greensboro. NC 27401 Howard A. Gore 703 E. Washington. Ave. Kinston, NC 29501 Deborah Graham 1300-B Orchard St. Greensboro. NC 27406 Annette Y Gray 607 S. Randolph St. Goldsboro, NC 27530 Cassandra Greene Route 1. Box 51 Rocky Point, NC 28457 Derwin F Greene 2825 Apt. A Yanceyville St. Greensboro, NC Gregory B. Greene Route 5 Roxboro, NC 27573 Terry E. Greene 3921 Apt. F Hahns Ln. Greensboro, NC 27401 Lana D. Gregory 202 Baptist Rd. Lackey, VA 23694 Jamie M. Grier 296 Glenrock Dr. Charlotte. NC 28210 Larry Griffin 1204 S. English St. Greensboro. NC 27405 Adrian D. Griffin 2502 Byron PI. Greensboro. NC 27405 loan B. Haith 911 E. Florida SI. Greensboro. NC 27406 James D. Hall Route 8. Box 19 Salisbury. NC 28144 Shirley Hall PO Box 504 Spring Hope. NC 27882 Throdore Hall 1701 S. Benbow Rd. Greensboro. NC 27406 Sheila A. Hamm Route 2. Box 16A Lagrance. NC 27406 Monica Hanna 643 Brandywine St. SE Washington, DC 20032 Angela D. Hare 5925 Letitia SI. Columbia, SC 29203 Terry L. Hargetl Route 1, Box 3 Cove City, NC 28523 Arlene Harlee 902 West Blvd. Laurlnburg, NC 28352 Juanna Harper 351 N. Fairview Dr. Lenoir, NC 28645 William Harper 205 Daniel St. Greensboro, NC 27401 Haywood. A. Harrell Route 1. Box 139 Eure. NC 27935 Sandra J. Harrell 1701 Battle Dr. Greenville. NC 27834 larrielt M. Harris Route 13 Panorama Ct. Greenville. SC 29611 Karen A. Harris 3401 Shallowford Dr. Greensboro. NC 27406 Leon B. Harrison 1601 E. 5th St. Winston-Salem. NC 27101 Zina L. Harrison 1613 Woodbriar Ave. Greensboro. NC 27405 Yolanda Harrison 2214 Briorlea Rd. Greensboro, NC 27405 Otis Harvey Route 2. Box 258 Petersburg. VA 23803 Kenneth Hatley 1618 McKinley Ave. New Bern. NC 28560 Leslie D. Hawkins 903 N. Independent Kinston. NC 28501 Valencia Hawkins 1200 Snead St. Weldon. NC 27890 Natasha D. Hayden PO Box 204 Floyd. VA 24091 Myron Headen Route 1. Box 148A Slaley. NC 27355 leanette Hearne 450 Grigg SI. Albemarle. NC 28001 Cynthia Henderson 1503 Myrtle Dr. Danville, IL 61832 Alice Hester Route 1, Box 285A Kittrell, NC 27544 Catherine A. Hicks Box 84 McCurdy Rd. Florence. SC 29501 Margaret High Route 1 Box 135 Garyburg. NC 27831 50 ■H SENIOR DIRECTORY Darlene Hill 117 Irving St. Hartford. CT 06120 Sliaron Hill Route 1, Bon 22-D Kannapolis. NC 28081 Trulesta Holden Route 2, Box 396 Wendell. NC 27591 Lolita Home 4113 Cedar Grove Cres Cliesapeake, VA 23321 Roland Horton Route 1 Box 237A Nashville, NC 27856 Michael B. Howell 1110 Frederick St. Shelby. NC 28150 LLesma A. Howell Route 1, Box 273 Cherryville, NC 28021 Barbara HIvey 1216 Naples PI. Durham, NC 27703 Stephanie Hughes Dudley St. Greensboro, NC 27411 Elisabeth Hunt Route 4, Box 256 Reidsville, NC 27320 Alicia L. Hunter 3701 Apt. 210 13th St. Washington. DC 20610 Lawrence Husklns 50 Cedar PI. Vonkers, NY 10705 Reginald Hush 1107 E. Catawba St. Lincolnton, NC 28092 Cathy Jackson 748 Edgehill Rd. Fayetteville, NC 28304 Davida lacobe 1441 N. 20th St. Philadelphia, PA 19122 Lucille James 4214 Queen Beth Greensboro, NC 27406 Quinten Jones 4214 Queen Beth Greensboro, NC Delia Jeffries Route 1 Box 520 Semora, NC 27343 Audrey Jefferson Route 5 Box 224A Henderson, NC 27536 Chester Jenkins 1074 Oakwood Dr. Lexington, KY 40511 Sharon Jester 2642 Hedgewood Ln. NW Atlanta, GA 30311 Cheryl R. Johnson 130 Hartland St. Hartford, CT 06112 Donald Johnson Route 2 Box 10 Edenton, NC 27932 Frank Johnson PO Box 195 Yanceyville, NC 27379 Obelvia Johnson 865 N. Virginia St. Goldsboro, NC 27532 Robert Johnson 813 Auratie Ave. Atlantic City, NJ 80401 Sonia R. Johnson PO Box 263 Aulander, NC 27825 Trudy Johnson Route 2, Box Aie8 Enheld, NC 27823 Vanessa A. Johnson PO Box 173 Englehead, NC 27824 Haywood Johnston PO Box 791 Whitakers, NC 27891 Maxine Jones Route 3, Box 569 Johns Island, SC 29455 Tammy Jones Route 3 Box 944 Bassett, VA 24055 Norman Jones Route 4 Box 420 Johns Island, SC 29455 Shirley Jones PO Box K Winton, NC 27898 Veatrice M. Jones 503 Apt. E Spicewood Dr. Greensboro, NC 27401 Margo Jordan 110 Bateman St. Plymouth, NC 27962 Davita Joyner 1305 East Baker St. Tarboro, NC 27886 Raymond Kelley Rt. 5, Box 248 Henderson, NC 27536 Keith Kennedy 1561 Woodbrian Ave. Greensboro, NC 27405 Carol King 218 Jefferson St. Washington, DC 20011 Constance King Route 7, Box 350 Reidsville, NC 27320 Patricia Kirk Route 1, Box 225 Hope Mills, NC 28348 Jannie Kinsey Route 1, Box 47 Trenton, NC 28585 Tony Lambert 208C Murrow Blvd. Greensboro, NC 27401 Beatrice Laney 806 W. Preston St. Selma, NC 27576 Sheila Lassiter Route 3, Box 97-A Edenton, NC 27932 Joanne Latham PO Box 444 Robersonville, NC 27871 Tony Lawrence Route 1. Box 347 Roper, NC 27970 Wilbert Laws 129 W. 147th St. New York, NY 10039 Lawrence Lawson Route 6, Box 75 Roxboro, NC 27573 Torrance Lawson Route 6, Box 75 Roxboro, NC 27573 Laurel A. Lewis PO Box 127 White Oak, NC 28399 Ratino Lewis PO Box 882 Washington, NC 27889 Toni Liles Route 5, Box 318 Wadesboro, NC 28170 Charles Littlejohn Route 2, Box 189 Edenton, NC 27932 Terrie Lloyd 1813 Berkshire Rd. Rocky Mount, NC 27801 Carl Locus 2832 Sourwood Dr. Fayetteville, NC 28301 Alvin Logan 1715 Dunbar St. Greensboro, NC 27401 Belinda Long PO Box 308 Gaston, NC 27892 Gerald Long 207 Gurganus St. Williamston, NC 27892 Warneda Long Route 1, Box 520 Yanceyville, NC 27379 Jerome Love III 1826 Apt. E McKnight Mill Rd. Greensboro, NC 27924 Dwight D. Lynch 546 Greenbriar Ave. Hampton, VA 23661 Penny Madison Route 1, Box 273 Windsor, NC 27983 Timothy Madison 84 Oakdale St. Brevard, NC 28712 George Malloy 300 W. Camel St. Greensboro, NC 27401 Ronnie Malloy 220 PO. Box 877 Virginia Beach, VA 23452 Rahual Mangol 34 Metropolitan OVL Bronx, NY 10462 Ernest Manning Route 3, Box 175 Winnsboro, SC 29180 Andrena Martin 3601 McRae St. Columbia, SC 29203 Cheryl Martin 1106 Colonial Ave. Alexandria, VA 22314 Jeffrey Martin 210 Blackstock St. Eden. NC 27288 Willie Maybin Route 4, Box 69 Newberry, SC 29108 David Mayes 2501 Woodshire Dr. Charlotte, NC 28208 Norma Mayes 428 S. Fairfield Rd. Greenville, SC 29605 Charles McArthur 801 East 33rd St. Savannah, GA 31401 Angela McCain Route 1 Semora, NC 27343 Charles McCallum Route 2, Box 412 Pembroke, NC 28372 Iris McCauley 4524 Morgan St. Charlotte, NC 28208 Willie McCauley 203 Robbins Ave. Jamestown, NC 27282 Leonard McCraw PO. 994 Fayetteville, NC 28302 Sheila McDuffie Route 3, Box 234 Elizabethlown, NC 28337 Cheryl Mcintosh 2405 Glenridge Ct. Greensboro, NC 27405 Linda McLean RO. Box 35 Rex, NC 28378 Teresa McLean Route 1 Box 254 Kennansville, NC 28349 Ella McMillan Route 5, Box 192 Whiteville, NC 28476 Terry McMillan Route 1, Box 339 Hope Mills, NC 28348 David McMillan Route 3, Box 482 New London, NC 28127 Reginald McNeil RO. Box 589 Lumberton, NC 28358 Lillie McRae 302 E. Mill Rowland, NC 28383 Franciscan Meeks Route Apt. Dl Box 56 Shelby, NC 28150 Sharon Meighan 301 Longhorn Drive Fayetteville, NC 28303 Andrea Melvin 994 Wayside Rd. Fayetteville, NC 28304 Kenneth Miller 114 Laurel St. Greensboro, NC 27401 Mary Mims Route 9, Apt. F Box 199 Burlington, NC 27215 Cassandra Mitchell RO. Box 55 Roper, NC 27970 Jaime Mitchell 35 Apt. 35A Quail Hollow Rd. Greensboro, NC 27411 Hosein Moghaddas PO. Box 6660 Greensboro, NC 27405 Ganiyu Mohammed 420 Apt. C Guilford Rd. Greensboro. NC 27409 Mary Monk Route 1, Box 669 Roseboro, NC 28382 ■ ' ' ■ ' • • ' SENIOR DIRECTORY Elaine Monroe Route 3. Box 1 Rowland. NC 28383 John Monroe 438 Ames St. Fayettevrlle. NC 28301 Funda Montgomery 1623 Alice Ave. Greensboro, NC 27401 Rodney Montgomery 3119 Salem Dr. Gastonia, NC 28052 Bernice Moody General Delivery Seaboard, NC 27876 Wanda Moore 1007 Apt. E. Florida St. Greensboro, NC 27406 Geralyn Moore Route 3, Bo« 199 Plymouth, NC 27962 Kennon Moore 407 Hamilton Dr. Goldsboro, NC 29530 Pamela Moore 803 S. Ellis Ave. Dunn, NC 28334 Verlinda Moore 811 1st Ave . W. Hendersonville, NC 28739 Sharon Morgan 205 Windsor Dr. Fayetteville, NC 28301 Rochelle Morris 3700 Apt. 901 9th St. S.E. Washington, DC 20032 Bridget Morrison Route 2, Box 33-B Waxhaw, NC 28173 Sharlene Morrison Route 1, Box 64 Randleman, NC 27317 Esmail Montamednia RO. Box 20753 Greensboro, NC 27220 Carmen Moten 1122 Pleasant St. Winston-Salem, NC 27107 Wayne Mouchette 4 Apt. D3 Dock Hill Devonshire W. Bu Joseph Murphy 5467 Maplev ood Ct. Fayetteville, NC 28304 Randy Murphy 1900 Chestnut Ave. New Bern, NC 28560 Yolanda Murray 1306 Chisholm St. Bronx, NY 10459 Monzant Nabry 2310 Vienna Dozier Rd. Pfafftown, NC 27040 Chester Neal Route 4, Box 402-A Louisburg, NC 27459 Clarence Noble 32 Riverview PI. Rochester, NY 14608 Millicent Norman Route 1, Box 545 Pisgah Forest, NC 28768 Curtis Norris 924 Georgia St. Kannapolis, NC 28081 Mutegi Nyagah RO. Box 5017 Chogorin Mer Ke Jerry Dates 2701 Kenhill Dr. Charlotte, NC 28208 Olughemiga Olatidoge 8 Majolate St. Mushin Lagos, Nl Kim Oliver 807 Cambridge St. Greensboro, NC 27406 Josiah Opata 1203 Bellevue SI. Greensboro, NC 27406 Israel Owalabi 85 Simpson St. Lagos 62 Angela Paige Route 1, Box 98 Pollocksville, NC 28573 Dickye Palmer Route 2, Box 73-A Hamlet, NC 28345 Maxie Palmer 4909 Acres Dr. Wilmington, NC 28405 Aquilla Parker Route 1, Box 396 E Bahama, NC 27503 Cynthia Parker Route 3, Box 336 Mt. Gilead, NC 27306 Edward Parker 723 Oakley Graham, NC Sharon Parker 613 Second Ave. New Bern, NC 28560 Wanda Porter PC. Box 163-A Kings Mountain, NC 28086 Maurene Parrish Route 4, Box 438 Chapel Hill, NC 27514 Patricia Parsons Route 5, Box 296 Wadesboro, NC 28170 Cynthia Patterson Route 3, Box 48 Laurinburg, NC 28352 Leon Patton 2525 Woodland Trail Suffolk, VA 23034 Carmen Perkins Route 1, Box 248-T Leiand, NC 28451 Reginald Perkins PO. Box 933 Elizabethtown, NC 28337 Lance Peterson 825 Apt. 76 Morrison Ave. Bronx, NY 10473 Reginald Peterson 57 Parkview Terr. Greensboro, NC 27407 Debra Pettiford 911 Meadow St. Wilson, NC 27893 Cathy Phifer 608 Pine Rielger Dr. Greensboro, NC 27406 Hdeutapo Philemn RO. Box Winkock, Hamiblan Gloria Phillips Route 1, Box 190 Rocky Mt. NC 27801 Agnes Pierce Route 2, Box 482Z Roanoke Rapids, NC 27870 Janet Pinckney PO. Box 425 Faifax, SC 29827 Robyne Posey 1208 Vance St. Greensboro, NC 27406 Cynthia Potent 1574 41st St. S.E. Washington, DC 20020 Janice Price 114 Peel St. Williamston, NC 27892 Michael Prioleau 3934 E. Capitol St. N.E. Washington, DC 20019 Hugh Privette 1007 Caldwell St. Greensboro, NC 27406 Angelia Pulley RO. Box 293 Middlesox, NC. 27557 Janice Quick Route 1, Box 647-A Red Springs, NC 28377 Barry Raleigh 4244 Farlow Dr. Greensboro, NC 27406 Darlene Ramseur 2008 Bywood Rd. Greensboro, NC 27405 Joseph Ramseur 310 Apt. RN Regan St. Greensboro, NC 27401 Cheryl Redmon 121 W. Carteret St. Edenton, NC 27932 Tony Reese 2514 Apt. E Suffold Dr. High Point, NC 27260 Sandra Reeves 409 N. Granville St. Edenton, NC 27932 Andre Revell Route 2, Box 78 Selma, NC 27576 Wenoka Rhodes 1712 Apt. A Colgate Or. Kinston, NC 28501 Regenia Richardson Route 1, Box 16 Apex, N.C. 27502 Andrea Richmond 1137 Skyview Rd. Charlotte, N.C. 28707 Larry Richardson Route 7, Box 234-C Lumberton, NC 27703 Deborah Roberson 232 Canford Dr. Hampton. VA 23669 Jacqueline Roberson 109 Pashley Ave. Trenton, NJ 08618 Anthony Robinson 178 Bainbridge St. Brooklyn, NY 11233 Debra Rogers Route 2, Box 201 Spring Hope, NC 27882 Barrington Ross 215 PO. Bos 274 Winnsboro, SC 29180 Cozetta Roundtree 908 W. Church St. Urbana IL 61801 Debra Rouse Route 1, Box 73 Stoneville, NC 27048 Roslyn Ruanak 1902 Luscalvosa SI. Greensboro, NC 27401 Joan Russell Route 1, Box 150 Norlina, NC 27563 Diane Salley 370 Apt. 106 Bushwick Ave. Brooklyn, NY 11206 Johnetta Sanders 3190 Shaftesbury Ln. Winston Salem, NC 27105 Linda Sanders 512 S. Clay St. Salisbury, NC 281414 Netta Sanders Route 2, Box 321 Richland, NC 28574 James Schwartz 15894 Beaver Dam Rd. Oumfres, VA 22026 Keith Scott 120 Apt. A.M. E. Greenwich St. Roosevelt, NY 11575 Jacqueline Sellers 3314 Morning Dew Rd. Greensboro. NC 27407 Andrea Sessoms 152 RO. Box 130 Powellsville, NC 27967 James Sharpless Route I, Box 44-A Maple Hill, NC 28454 Ruth Shaw Rl. 1, Box 369 Riegelwood, NC 28456 Tangela Shield 2108 E. 25h St. Winston Salem, NC 27105 Terry Shipman Route 2, Box 83A St. Pauls, NC 28384 Curtis Shoffner 322 Ray St. Greensboro, NC 27406 Musibau Shofoleuve 79 Wakeman St. Logas G2 Michael Sifford RO. 336 Granita QRY, NC 28072 Tyrone Simpson 714 McPhearson St. Greensboro, NC 27405 Lavonda Singletary 1610 Frye Rd. Columbia, SC 29203 Carl Small 4641 Baux Mtn. Rd. Winston Salem, NC 27105 Angela Smith Rt. 1, Box 579 Erwin. NC 28339 Annia Smith 111 Bertie Drive Raleigh, NC 27610 52 SENIOR DIRECTORY Cliandra Smith L. 6205 Clearvlew St. Phlladelplila, PA 19119 Toni Suggs Route 1, Box 36- 1 Beaulaville, NC 28518 Ricky Valentine T. 1205 Battle St. Greenville, NC 27834 Lisa Whitaker 3908 Apt. F Hahns Lane Greensboro, NC 27401 Wrenwick Williams 5203 Dakota Ct. Fayetteville, NC 28303 Grefory Smith C. 13105 Van Wyck Expwy New York Belinda Summers 1800 Woodmere Dr. Greensboro, NC 27405 Diane Varris E. 45 Callender SI. Boston, MA 02124 Michael Whitaker 1216 Smithfield St. Raleigh, NC 27610 Joseph Wilson RO. Box 241 Colerain, NC 27924 Gwendolyn Smith A. Route 1, Box 615 Erwin, NC 28339 Elvis Summers 102 Joyner St. Lagrange, NC 28551 Michael Vaughan 306 Dudley SI. Providence, Rl 02907 Joanne White Rt. 1, Box 308-A Wadmalaw ISL, SC 29487 Vivian Wilson Route 1, Box 47 Shannon, NC 28386 Hilda Smith D. 104 Woodnell St. Greensboro, NC 27405 Arlando Sutton Route 2, Box 631 Seven Springs, NC 28578 Sheila Vernon K. Route 262 Leiand, NC 28451 Michael Whitfield 900 National Dr Goldboro. NC 27530 Virgie Winston 1612 Apt, D, 17th St. Greensboro, NC 27411 Jackie Smith M. 1402 Edgewick Ave. Coral Hills, MD 20027 Walter Sydnor 1502 Apt. D Autum Dr. Greensboro. NC 27405 Elois Vinson Route 1, Box 229 Woodland, NC 27897 Terry Whitfield 2050 Strickland Brdg. Fayetteville, NC 28304 Bridget Winstead 317 S. Melville St. Graham, NC 27253 lanlce Smith 2614 Sir Walter Rd. Greensboro, NC 27405 Jeffery Taylor 810 E. 216th St. Bronx, N¥ 10467 Michael Waeden Route 1, Box 222 Rich Square, NC 27869 Doris Whitley RO. Box 480 Nashville, NC 27411 Timothy Woodard 1200 Elvie St. Wilson, NC 27893 Leslie Smith D. Route 7, Box 188 Whiteville, NC 28472 Katrlna Taylor 2905 Mafison Ave. New Bern, NC 28506 Valencia Walker L. Route 2, Box 33 Pantego, NC 27860 Patricia Wilkes Route 1, Box 4 PInetops, NC 27864 Deborah Wortham 206 First St. Oxford, NC 27565 Margie Smith W. 809 Apt. C Jacob St. Thomasville, NC 27360 Therman Taylor Rt. 1 Box 379 Jackson, NC 27854 Pamela Wallace 3704 Holts Chapel Rd. Greensboro, NC 27411 Steven Wilkens 16 Grant St. Morristown, NJ 07960 Anthony Wright Route 2, Box 197 Enfield, NC 27823 Marilyn Smith A. 1705 Dumbar St. Greensboro, NC 27405 Rosa Teel 310 Pollock St. Beaufort, NC Donna Washington A. 58 Deerfield Ave. Hartford, CT 06112 Eric Williams Route 5, Box 27 Oxford, NC 27565 Fred Wright 5942 Letitia St. Columbia, SC 29203 Sterling Smith A. P.O. Box 1784 Goldsboro, NC 27530 Linda Terry Rt. 1, Box 641 Jackson Spring, NC 27281 Eugene Washington E. 1609 Otis St. N.E. Washington, DC 20018 Gerald Williams Route 2, Box 780 Williamston, NC 27892 Horace Wynn 520 E. Church St. Williamston, NC 27892 Timmy Smith J. 318 N. Rutherford St. Wadesboro, NC 28170 Charles Thomas 915 Circle Dr. Greensboro, NC 27401 Lonnie Washington D. 1308 N. 37th St. Richmond. VA 23223 Gerald Williams Route 2, Box 234 Jackson, SC 29831 Karl Yancey Route 2, Box 129 Virgislina, VA 24598 Valtroud Smith 455 S. Glover St. Southern Pines, NC 28387 Marvin Thomas Rt. 2, Box 6 Ruffin, NC 29541 Michael Washington A. 1306 N. 37th St. Richmond, VA 23223 Godwin Williams 182 McKnlght Mill Rd. Greensboro, NC 27405 Gladys Young Route 1, Box 115 RIegelwood, NC 28456 Diana Soares 1069 Sullivan St. Greensboro, NC 27405 Myron Thomas Apt. A-2 Box 551 Effingham, SC 29541 Phyllene Washington 9204 S. May Chicago, IL 60620 Jacqueline Williams Route 1, Box 194-A Kinston, NC 2 ;305 Valerie Young 3617 14th St. N.W. Washington, DC 20010 Adebayo Sokunbi 1329 Alter Kent Ohio 44242 Tunde Thomas 2623 G Yanceyville Greensboro, NC 27405 Carolyn Watkins D. 510 Apt. B Harris St. Hendersonville, NC 28739 Jamal Williams 2935 Greenway Ave. Winston Salem. NC Laverne Zachary Route 3, Box 43-A Hertford, NC 27944 Andrea Spears A. 222 Tournament Dr. Concord, NC 28025 Dwight Thompson Rt. 1, Box 134 C Tarheel, NC 28392 Connie Watkins 1012 Day St. Greensboro, NC 27313 Kim Williams 722 Apt. 21 S. Fayette St. Alexandria, VA John Zeigler 1908 Drexmore Ave. Greensboro. NC 27406 Levernard Spelight A. 305 Collins Dr Enfield, NC 27823 Alcestis Thompson 201 Webster Road Greenville, SC 29607 Connie Watson Route 1, Box 84 Windsor. NC 27983 Lucy Williams 1506 Elm Dr. New Bern, NC 28560 Peggy Bennett RO. Box 306 Lilesville, NC 28091 Carlton Spencer 91 Woodward Ave. Norwalk CT 06854 Robin Thompson 914 Hambin St. Florence, SC 29501 Lexter West Route 1. Box 228 Roanoke Rapids. NC 27870 Nathan Williams Route 1, Box 195-A Autryville, NC 28318 Chloe Brown 2320 Keith Drive Raleigh, NC 27610 Donna Staton D. P.O. Box 114 Parmele, NC 27861 Uka Magnus I.B Johnson St. Nigeria Russell West C. 202 Asheton Rd. Wilmington, NC 28405 Patricia Williams RO. Box 262 Pikenville. NC 27863 Barbara Campbell Route 2, Box 303 Clarkton, NC 28433 Donna Streater R 420 Apt. E Gilbreath St. Graham, NC 27253 Carl Valentine 123 W. Freemason St. Edenton. NC 27832 Lois Weston 1105 Ragin St. Myrtle Beach, SC 29577 Teresa Williams 302 W. Carter Clinton, NC 28328 Wanda Campbell RO. Box 812 Clarkton, NC 28433 Michael Suggs 716 E. St. James St. Tarboro, NC 27886 Connie Valentine Rt. 2, Box 234 Norlina, NC 27563 Lillie Whitaker B. 306 Strickland, Dr Tarboro, NC 27403 Wanda Williams Route 2, Box 174 Norlinda. NC 27563 Kenneth Clark 415 Scrapetown Rd. Pemberton, NJ 08068 53 mamuMimBBSa ' ™ m naBsssmmBsmam SENIOR DIRECTORY Odessa Cox Box 57 Wadesboro, N.C. 28170 Victor Davis 1212 Pender Street Raleigh. NC 27610 Cherrie Delago 8030 Temple Rd. Philadelphia. PA 19150 Thomas Harris 1606 Apt. H 17th St. Greensboro, NC 27405 Jamie Mitchell 35 Apt. 35A Quail Hollow Rd. Greensboro, NC 27412 Donald Reid 3902 Apt. B Hahns In. Greensboro, NC 27406 Connie Valentine Route 2, Box 234 Norlina, NC 27653 Michael Whitaker 1216 Smithfield Street Raleigh, NC 27610 Shelia Williams Route 2, Box 266A Rose Hill, NC 28455 Janies Wood 913 Panola St. Tarboro, NC 27886 What Direction did you Pursue? 54 H SAVE OUR BLACK COLLEGES Supporters of Black College Day 81, display that Ole Aggie Spirit. Black College Day was held on September 29, 1981 in Raleigh, N.C. Black institutions throughout the state of North Carolina assembled at the Memorial Auditorium. The traditional march preceded down Fayetteville Street in destination of the Capitol steps. Spirited cheers of To Save Black Colleges, were heard throughout the Capitol surroundings. The mo- rale of Black College Day is to exemplify unity and to preserve the historical black institutions throughout the nation. BLACK C-O-L-L-E-C-E DAY ' 81 Br, A T is number one in supporting the preservation of Black Institutions. iM¥M P H O T O s B Y R A Serious Aggies joining the solution to save our Black Colleges. y M O N AST iM ' v K E L L Y 55 AGGIES THROUGHOUT Audrey McWiUiams is presented the Employee of the Month award from Kenneth English, Manager for Hardee ' s Photos By Stroza Hill . . . and Audrey continues to give service with a smile! Four Seasons Mall Mike Daniels seems quite pleased with the service he is receiving from Billie Surraht, a charming waitress for Tuesday ' s Restaurant. This Aggiette put the finishing touches on the Hardee Burgers. Forum VI 56 GREENSBORO Burger King is a welcome stand-by. When these Aggie ' s want relief for the feet, they spell it, e-s-c-a-l-a-t-o-r. Photos By Gary Persall Friendly Center Debbie Graham is trying to satisfy this shopper ' s taste by showing her a display of cosmetics at Ward ' s Dept. Store. Carolina Circle Mall Vivian Brown aids a fellow Aggie in finding a pair of shoes. uumiimmm wmB msmmmmBmBsm AGGIES HERE . 1. Alle n Anderson stops the parade by reas- suring others that Aggies are still No. 1. 2. Donna Lovelace displays a radiant smile. 3. Busy at work. 4. Cheryl Gibson, Pam Mickers and Avis Sanders take a quick look at their notes before the test. 5. Here ' s Aggie Cool himself . . . Wally Bell!! wmBommsmamB . . . AGGIES THERE . . . ;; Deep Thought. 2) Keepers of the PEACE. 3) Trying to get closer to the field. 4) Aggie Cheerleaders in ACTION!! 5) I would like to order 40 Cokes, 35 Hotdogs, 20 bags of Popcorn, and an Alka-Seltzer! Please?!! masBBBmmBBSB B BBmBBmBaBmii . . . AGGIES EVERYWHERE!!! m 4- ' m I Therrall Thompson — Miss Junior, Debra Cooper — Secretary, Forsithia Bess — Treasurer. (Not pictured Antonio Glover — President and Cheryl Gray — Vice President.)  . ! ' .l Alexander. Sandra Alford, Peter Alford, Verna Andrews, Bruce Autry, TVacy Backman, Craig Banks. James Barber. Jeffery Barfield, Angelia Barnes. Marcenia ISIH wmmmmau THE DOORWAY TO SUCCESS Beamon, Jeffery Belton, James Belton, Phyllis Bennett, Rose Berryman, Zelda Blackman, Arlene Btackman, Simone Blackstock, Sandra Blake, Michael Borders, George Bostic, Marie Bowen, Maxfield Barnwell, Deborah Barrett, Belinda ■ - ' ' ' ■ ■ Bowen, Myrtle Brathwaite, Franklin 64 Brandon, Linda Bridges, Jennifer Brinkley, Carole Brown, James Brown, Raymond Brown, Sonya Brown, TVevonia Bruce, Lomella Bryant, Joseph Bullock, Tyrone Burk, Jerry Burns, Tonya BftJUMlMlBiaHaiaM HHfl Byrd, Carla Carroll, Brenda Rico Mack and Vickie Coleman concentrate on getting their architectural assignment finished. Carter, Margaret Coleman, Vicki Coles, Carleton Cooper, Anthony Cooper, Debra Covington, Ellis Crouch, Erick Crowe, Wayne Cuthrell, Brian Davis, Deborah Davis, Gwendolyn Davis, Kelvin i BBia ■HUiuauu msnmm Best way to solve a problem is to discuss it, Right? The Physic ' s Instructors seem to think so! Dereaux, Kelvin Dickerson, Jennifer Dilligard, Angela Dunn, Rosario Durnell, Wannetta Edwards, Glenn Eller, Sonya Fantrog, Keith Ferrelte, Chadra Ford, Donald Franklin, Patricia Freeman, lohnny Smile . . . Makes Life Much Easier To Live! Gardner, Charlene George, Daryl That ' s right, SMILE! Life is much easier when you SMILE. Gibson, Cheryl Graham, Sandra Granville, Kenneth Grate, Anthony Greene, Cecelia Greene, Darcyhelena Greene, Keith Grimes, Kenneth Hagins, Harriett Hardy, Angela Harvey, Ray Harvey, Sheila } ■UiUUIUUiUUIUU mmaamBmmam SUA President, Stephen Kirk, escorts Ms. A T and her court onto the football field Hawkins, Raymond Haygood, Robert H ' i - y Hoggins, Sheila Hill, Strozs Hinds, Gary Hines, Herman Hockaday, Vickie Hodges, Willie Holiday, James Huggins, Michael Howard, Cynlhia Ingram, George, Jr. Jacobe, Toni Jenkins, Angela 68 J. ■ ' li lk The Sun Brings Out A Brighter Day! Jeter, Covina Johnson, Dennis Johnson, Michael Jones, Frederick B Jones, Jacqueline Jones, Janni Jones, Rudy Jones, Hmothy Jenkins, Lawrence Jenkins, Shawn Q. Judge, Roland Keith, Melvin Kelly, Jennetta Irvington, Arthur Lynch, Alvester Macon, Baxter Mallory, Patricia Manning, Billy THIS IS FOR YOU . . . NEXT YEAR! Martin, Jody Marney, Michael McCarty, Taunya McDonald, David McDougal, Amy ( Mclver, Bryant McNeil, Earl Mercer, Harold Mickens, Prestina Middleton, Harvey Miles, Kenneth A. Milligan, Felita E. Mitchell, Scottie Mock, Sharie Moody, Jeffrey Moore, Ruby 72 Morehead, Karen Morrison, Kenneth Monroe, Diann Myrick, Valencia Neal, Angela Newkirk, Vann Newlon, Tyrone Nixon, Gail Nixon, Vangeline Oliver, Howard Packer, Gary Packer, William RELIEF THAT COMES IN A BOX Perry, Teresa Ponder, Randall Powell, Virgil Ramseur, Drexel Reddick, Ronald D. Renfrew, Sharon Richardson, Ronald Roberts, Brenda Robertson, TYirnette Robinson, Anna Robinson, Pamela Rochelle, Ramona Rollins, Teresa Rooks, Calvin I , V J JUNIORS . . . GETTING THEIR ACT . . . Royster, Rose Saunders, Avis William Mclver, Head Artist, demonstrates to Ayantee ' s Head Photographer Stroza Hill and Photography Staff, his idea for T-shirt designs. Scott, Phyllis Scott, Shirley Sharpe, Joseph Sharpe, Michael Simmons, Zeke Singletary, Wanda Sledge, Keith Smelley, Michele Smith, Don Smith, Eric Smith, Rickey Speas Orlando ' 4 J . . . TOGETHER! The A T Alumni Band really knows how to pep up a parade. Teamer, TVacey Thomas, Charles E. Thomas, Henrj ' Thompson, TherraU ' HlhliHVV Townsend, Sondra Waddell, James Walker, Alvernon Wall, Terrie Walton, Michael Warren, Larry Werts, Louis Whitted, Gary Springs, Harold Surratt, Drunell be huflib f Williams, Audrey Wlliams, Carol 76 Williams, James Williams, Katrina Williams, Lindberg Wilson, Pamela Wofford, Dorothy Woodard, Tammy Wooten, Carlton Wright, Brenda Wyrick, Jerry Yancey, Annette Yeadson, Ronald C. Younger, Theodore Fordham, Christopher Mootassem, Anibal Vann, Darryl Soph5-mores ■ THE MOVE %-%C SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President — Jeff Boyce, Vice-President — Cynthia Haith, Secretary — Deborah Fuller, Treasurer — Bernita Whitaker, Miss Sophomore — Vondelia Willis, Advisor — Dorothy I. Bailey Alford, Christopher Ardrey, Norma Baber, Michelle Bailey, Kathy Barrett, Robert Beatty, Wanda Anderson, Gerald Arrington, Kevin Bagby, Alan Barber, Elton Bean, Shawnette Bells, Gregory 78 I Bell, Wallace Boney, Montrena Britt, Dorain Blackmon, Jackie Carter, Dennis Crank, Arlisa j Bennett, Brenda Booth, Barry Brooks, Kelvin Burkett, Glenn Cody, Gregory Crowder, LeRoy Bennett, Mildred Booker, Marilyn Brown, Denise Burt, Janet Coley, Michael Cunningham, Brenda Bentley, Gregory Boston, Donna Brown, Edward Bryant, Darryl Cozart, Leamon Cureton, Michael A. Black, Clara Bowden, Rohn Brown, Michael Caldwell, Sherrill Corniffe, D ' Andre 79 Blakeney, Charlie R. Bradshaw, Terry Brown, Nina Cameron, Sharon Cosby, Kevin Daniels, Michael Davis, Walter Deans, Carl Deese, John Dixon, Hebrew L. Dula, TVyone Dukes, Walter Eastmond, Kathy Elliott, Lisa English, Sharon Etheridge. James Everett, Kathy Everson, Doris Faison, Clarence SOPHISTICATED LADY Miss Kathy Everett, as sophomore Business Education major is from Laurinburg, North CaroHna. Kathy is under the astrological sign of Libra. She enjoys meeting new people, singing, dancing, and just having fun. Pvathy chose A T because she said that A T has a very good program in business and that you get to meet a lot of different people from different parts of the world. 80 LADY ON THE GO! The serious Aggie that you just might see in passing this year is Wanda Cheryl Parnell. She is a busy young Lady from Florence, South Carolina who is worth getting to know. This lovely Libran is a sophomore pursuing a degree in Mechanical Engineering. Wanda was attracted to A T because of the fine engineering program, and she proved to be an asset to the department. .After finishing A T in Mechanical Engineering, Wanda plans to further her educational horizons in graduate school. Wanda actively participates in the Woman ' s Council, the Judiciary Council of the S.G.A. and is a proud member of the 1981 Kappa Kourt. Her hobbies are playing backgammon, reading, dancing, and socializing. This young lady moves fast, but if you can keep up, get to know Wanda. I ' m sure you won ' t regret it. Faison, Ricky Felder. |ason Felipes. Manolo Fields, Natalie Fisher, Deborah Fisher, Timothy Fleming. Carla Floyd, Valencia Ford, Marcia Foster, Rita France, James E. ■ ■ Fritz, Daniel Gadison, Eric Gaines, Constance Gaines, Denise Gardner, Pamela D. Gilbert, Frank Granville, Mark Green, Angenette Green, Brenda Green, William Gregory, Derrick Guye, Aris Hacketl, TVacee Hairston, Alma Hairston, Joel Haith, Cynthia Hall, Angela Hamrick, Jewel Hankins, Walter Hardison, Michael Harris, Bobby Harris, Kim KID FINESS Gregory Bernard Whitener is a 19 year old Sopho- more Accounting Major from Greenville, North Carolina. He is a R.J. Reynolds Scholarship recipient and was inducted as a member of the Alpha Lambda Delta Honor Society Avith a 3.6 average his freshman year. Greg plans to join the Alobeaom Society and to become an Ag- gie Toastmaster. He was a former member of Who ' s Who Among American High School Students and is pres- ently on the Dean ' s List of American College Students. Greg entertains himself by playing games that require thinking, reading, and poetry. He also enjoys swim- ming, playing basketball, walking through parks, listen- ing to music, socializing with friends, and all the lovely ladies on A T campus. Harris, Susan Harris, TVacey Harrison, Michelle Harrison, Renee Hayden, Monica Heath, Cynthia Hedgepeth, Elvis Herndon, Valerie Hill, Joseph Hodge, Tia Hood, Tony Howell, Peggy Hughes. Michele Ingram, Jeff Irving, Dexter Isabel, Eric Isler, Luther Jackson, Denise Jackson, Frances Jacobs, Debra E. Jacobs. Harry Jamison, Hazel Jennings, Donald Johnson, Derek Johnson, Gerald Johnson, Kathy Johnson, Leon Johnson. Noma Johnson. Orlando Johnson. Will 83 )olly, Maurice Killett, Jeannelta Lealt, Lydia Long, Alonzo Martin, Fentress McGee, LaSandra Jones, Algernon King, Joy Legrand, Tommy Lowery, Timotby Massenburg, Warrenetta McKenzie, Vanessa Jones, Jacqueline Kirby, Milton Liles, John Lyons, Lionel Massey, James McLaurin, David Jones, Rodney Kirkland, CJiristopher Little, Berlinda Mallory, Millicent Mattocks, Karen McNair, Lorenzo Kearns, Terry Lanier, Sherba Logan, Harold Marshall, Sandra McCarther, Michael McNeil, Greg Michael, John Miller, Patricia Miller, Thelma Mitchell. Tanya Moore. Julius Moore. Yvonne Mootassem. Anibal Morgan. Irma Morgan, Marilyn Moye, Charles Muldrow, Chrystopher Munnelyn, Leslie Murphy, Richard Murray, Christopher Murrell, Barhara Murrell. Dwayne Neal, Daniel Ms. Angela Evans, a sophomore Safety and Driver ' s Education major, chose A T because of the outstanding reputation the Department has. Angie is an active member of the Association of Safety Engineers and her hobbies include, reading, sewing, and of course, music. Ms. Evans is from Greensboro, NC, where she was a graduate of James B. Dudley High School, Class of 1980. She is a very intelli- gent, sweet and lovable young lady, who serves as an active member in her church and community. After graduation from college. Angie plans to get her Master ' s Degree, where one day she will be a Driver ' s Education teacher. She is also the vice-chairman of the Association of Safety Engineers. Nixon, Timothy Noble, Veronica Norman, Anthony Oliver. Aileen 85 Overby. Shelly Owens, Derek Owens. Fannie Pahmiz, Lloyd Palmer. Earl Parker. O ' Hara Parnell, Wanda Patillo, Teresa Paulina, Veotus Payton. Ronnie Peace. Karone Pearrell. Garry Perkins, John Perry. Gerrolynn Peterson, Joseph Pettaway. Reginald Petliford, Toni B. Pet(i!, Antonio L. Phillips. Ernest Miriam Snuggs is a twenty-two year old sophomore from Baltimore, MD. She is a 1978 graduate of Mergen- thaler Vocational Technical High School. Miriam ' s major is nursing. She is already a Licensed Practical Nurse and decided to return to college to re- ceive her Bachelor ' s of Science in Nursing. Her future plans include attending graduate Schoo She i a member of Chi Eta Phi Sorority Incorporated On the topic of A T, Miriam states I am proud and honored to have become a part of the Aggie Family. Pickett, Glynis Pigford, Donald Pitts, Anita Powell, Phillip A. RamsevT, Anita ' ■ T Ray. Lewis Ray, Sugar Richards, Valerie Richards, Yvette Rivers. Quenlin M. M J Robbins. Angela Roberson. Jeffrey Robinson, Charles Robinson, David Robinson, Robert Rock, Michael Rogers, Deborah Rogers, Lance Rogers, Natalie Scott, Mile Scriven. Robert Shaw. Hilton Silver, Ollie Simmons, Gloria Simmons, Gloria Simmons, Jeffrey Sinclair. Lucinda Slade. Steven Sledge. Michael Small, Ricardo 87 Smith, Charles Smith. Clifton Smith, Dennis Smith, Dwight Smith, James Smith, Margelyn Smith, Johnathan Smith. Timothy Snuggs, Miriam Spivey, Dehorah Steele, Anita Stephens, Doc. Stevenson, Derrick Suggs, Melanie Sumpter, Theresa Taylor, Darryl Taylor, Ricky Taylor, Shirley Taylor, Victor Terry, Pamelia Thomas, Demetria Thompson, Douglas Thompson, Kathy Thompson. Kelly Thompson, Kyle R. Thompson, Michael Thorton, Deirdee Tillery, Donald Townsend. Vincent Towns nd, Walter TVoy. Ronnie ' Hjcker, Bonnie TVson. Carolyn Valentine, Bobby Vanfield, TVaci Vincent. Christopher Wall, Ricky Walls, Millicent Walker, Daniel Ward, Cynthia David Perry, a sophomore Industrial Technology (Electronics) major, is from Louisburg, North Carolina. David graduated from Louisburg Senior High and his zodiac sign is Scorpio. Some of David ' s hobbies are playing basketball and meeting people. David is currently a member of Alpha Lambda Delta Honor Society. When asked about A T, David replies, A T is one of the finest black universities in the nation, and he feels that he is achieving the goals that he set for himself. Watkins, Beecher Washington, Jacqueline Whitaker, Pamela Watkins, Mosby Werts, Louis Watkins, Stella Whitaker, Bernita Watson, Anthony Whitaker, Tony White, Donna White, Greg 89 White, Tenita Whitener. Gregory Whitfield, Wanda Wiggins, Jerome Williams, Angela Williams. Cathy Williams, Charley Williams, Earl Williams. Kelly V Williams. Malinda Williams, Sarah Williams, Wonne Willis, Vondelia Wilson, Catlie Renee Wilson, John Wilson, Junior Wilson, Kerry Wilson, Randot)}h Lovable Todd ' [ ' odd Porter, a Sophomore Industrial Technology major with a concentration in Hllectronics, is from Franklin, Virginia. Todd i.s born under the astrological sign III ' Aquarius and is a true one at that. Todd enjoys playing loot- l)all, chess, swimming, I)ool, and music. When asked what he thinks about A T, Todd replied, The atmosphere here is nice and he likes the school overall, plus you get a chance to meet a lot of new peo- ple. Winston. Gregory Woodard, Angela Worley. Derek Wright, Roarke The Pursuit of Excellence Pursuit of excellence is obvious for the sophomore class, for we are engaged in a world of challenge and as being Very intelligent, witty and spontaneous, we have 100 ' ( excellence. Naturally we as sophomores have really been into our studies, knowing that we only have two more years before those goals in life can be accomplished. Many of us one day will be Engineers, Accountants, Business Managers, Nurses, Doctors, Teachers and last but not least, we will be an alumni of the best black university ever, the Big T . If life can be put into categories the sophomores would most definitely be at the top. Life is nothing more than what you make of it. Strive Sophomores for the stars are unlimited. — Harry Jacobs CAREER DAY P H T S B Y M Y R T L E B W E N V A L D E Z Donald Booker and Tony Carter join others to discuss Army Engineering opportunities with the representative . . . Jk Alfred C. Davis converses with Republic Steel Corporation representative, Tyrone Smith twa . :|8R?«!4 Jewel Hubbard, representative of the State University of New York at Beinghamton in- forms Sheila Dunston of future possibilities. Planning for the future Free photos were provided by Polaroid! Law School is a possibility for Toney Reese, and Wake Forest representative, Mr. Lawrence Davison III encourages Toney to attend his University. Cool Richard Martin of the Kappa Alpha Psi Fra- ternity, Inc. discusses possibilities of attending Indi- ana State University with representative Jake Cobb. Good Luck! nppnmHrf; ' MfRtsbA ' MimrnATm mLomP FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Accon, Edward A. Alexander, Renee Alford, Lisa Top Row Left to Right: Wanda McLeod, Vice- President; Rosalyn McDaniels, Miss Freshman; Kirsaun R. Phelps, Executive Secretary; Sharon McRae, Secretary Public Relations; Dr. James E. Sibert, Advisor; Front Row Left to Right: Timothy Drew, President; Derrick McRae Treasurer Alford, T.C. Allen, Reginald Anderson, Joe Anderson, Pamela Andrews, Ben Arrington, Marlon Artis, Eric Artis, Marvette Ashley, Jackie Atkins, MicJiael Austin, Jacqueline Bacote, Fred Bacote, Michael Balkum, James Banner, Rosalind Barfield, John Jr. Barlow, William Barlowe, Delores Barnes, Jerry r 94 iiiartf s ff Barnes, Michael Barnes, Michael Lee Beagles, Jay Benjamin, Constance Bennett, Kimberly Beverhaudt, Celita Billing, Barbara Blake, Kevin Blount, LaRose Blue, Valarie Bond, Jacqueline Host, Ernest Bowen, Eric Bowen, James Jr. Brewington, Tony Bridges, Yolanda Bright, Waller Brooks, William Brown. Alexander Jr. Brown, Angelo Brown, Edwin Brown, Karen Brown, Keylo Brown, Sandra Bryant. Roger Bullick, Dorothy Burney, James Burns, Charles A. Butts, Charles Jr. Carroll, Donald Carter, Laverne Casterlow, Gloria Chanbers, Thomas Cherry. Robyn Cherry, Yvette Clark, Kenny Cobb, Josephine Colbert, Brian Coley, Duane Collins, Teressa Corbilt, Edwin Cotton, Phillip 95 Cox, Linwood Credle, Kimball Curry, Mary Curtis. Judy Darden, Donna Davis, Albert Davis, Mary Dawson, TYoy C. Deans, Patricia Deas, Pamela Diggs, Kelwin Drew, Timothy Dukes, Glenice Duncan, Jana Dye, Lisa Edmonds, Gary Edwards, Christine Ellis, Debra Eubanks, Pierre Everett, Christopher Everett, Kyle Faulks, Michael Ferguson, Ella Ferguson, Louis Fisher, Dale Fisher, Frank Forbes, Vicki Ford, Charvetta Fordham, Christopher Foster, Yolanda Fuller, Pamela Gafl ney, IWanda Gainey. Carla Garrett, Tauwana Gerald, Brent Gerald, Terrance Gibson, Kevin Godard, Gwendolyn Goode, Carl Graham, Glen Graham, Vanessa Graves, Priscilla 96 f l f -.-.,A:;.:; ' .ivMate5f ' ' ' W lltit UlllrMM ' inl Greene, Elbert II Guthrie, Mcky Hamilton, Ear ' in Hampton. Eric Hampton. Johniecia Hampton, Johnalhan Hardwick, Gwendolyn Hargrove. Regina Harper, Gregory Harrell. Ingrid Harris. Randall Harris, Tonv Harris. VMllia Hartsfield. Regina Hicks, Gregory Hilliaad, Carlos Hillian, Michael Hilliard, Angela Hines. Eugene Hines, Nathaniel Holloway, Andrea Hooks, James Home, Alan Howard, Vincent Howell, Alpheus Howze, Annette Humphries, Alisa Hurst. Darryl Ingram, Tonya Jackson, Angela James. Debra Johnson. Benjamin Jr. Johnson. Jerrold Johnson, Keith Johnson, Larry T. Johnson, Otto Johnson, Reginald Johnson, Thomas Jones. Jennifer Jones, Joey Jones, Kenny Jones, Larry 97 JI.J.MI.W iEatda£auaaidui aHUi Mn iaxastm Jones. Michael |ones. Terry |ones, TVipp Jordan, Ronald Joyner, Derrick Joyner, Sterling Judkins, Gregory Keith, Curtis Lacy, Antonio Landru, Avery Latten. Keith Lawless, Dino Lawrence, Norman Lawson, Stephen Lea, Jerry Lea, Jerry Jr. Leak, Barbara Lee, Carletta Leftwich, Cecil Legrand, Tommy Lewis, Glenn Lewis, Ogustine Lucky, Miller Jr. Lyhrand, William Lynch, Janese Lyons, Emmy McAllister, Anthony McAllister, Gloria McCombs, Jeannie McDougald, Gerald McGougan, Deborah McKenzie. TVacy McKnight, Gregory McLaurin, Marilyn McLaurin, Reginald McLeod, Wanda McRae. Derrick McRae, Sharon Martin, Demetria Masle, Aaron Mathis, Stephaine Melton, Robert 98 tHlicnaei frames is an fcniteciurai C.naineet maior from tJjeiroity tf icnigan. J4e h a straight- forwara uoung tan who toveS to do what he does best . . . plauing footbait and _J tIk JtL C . J4e has been participating in J arate rS and plans to join the . J arate team here at M CJT ' Z . rfier graduation, he plans to go into business with his uncle. lAJhen ashed about campus life, ff ichael Saus think it is something that everuone should experience, t gives one a chance to accept people the wau theu are and to respect them. J t also teaches uou how to survive. Mitchener. Ulnfred Moore, Charlie Moore. Douglas Moses, Warren Muldrow, Derrick Murdock. Donna Murphy, Desiree Murphy, Walter Nelson. James Nesbitt, Johnathan Newman, Marlin Nixon. Jeff Norman. Delaine Norrell. Mark Northern, Callie Oakley, Ruby Odum, Kenny Jr. Ollison. Jerry Owens. Morris Palmer. Terry Patterson. Julian Pattishall. Temple 99 UNIQUE WRITER Payne, Alvin Pearsall, Michael Peppers, Frances Person, Doris Pittman, Arabella Pitts, Mary Pleasant. Jamie Poole, Broderick Powell, Theodore III Price, Andrea Price, Robert Price, Wanda Proctor, Terence Propst. Beverly L. Rankin, Cynthia Reid, Nicholas Respus, Angela Richardson, Mattie Richardson, Lionel Roberts, Rosalie Rogets, Reginald Ross, familla 100 Annette Howze is an 18 year old Social Service and Sociolo- gy major from Charlotte, N.C. One of Annette ' s hobbies is writing backward, when asked about this unique hobby, she said that, It just comes natura I even take my notes backwards. Annette is born under the astrological sign of Capricorn. She admires the basketball player Buck Williams. .rttstoiMMi nfi ?  S !;i;iVivi.i: ' . Ross, Gregory Rountree, Phillip Rush. Justine Salley, Gregory Session, Bernard Sheppard, Earle Simmons, Billy Slade. Rebecca Smith. Alexis Smith. Darrell Smith, Lisa Smith, Thomasina Smith. Yolanda Speas. Bobby Springfield. Clyde Jr. Sprill. LeRoy Jr. Stallings. Ronald Staton, John Steele, Roslyn Strong, Angela Squaire, Cassandra Taylor. Jeanette Taylor. Kevin Taylor, Richard Terrell. Deborah Thomas. Carolyn Thomas, D ' Amata Thomas, Darryl Thomas, Vincent Thompson, Lawrence Thompson, Sheryl Thornton, Eric Tillman, Stephanie Torrence, Martin Wade, Rudolph Jr. Walker, Darryl Walker. Sandra Ward, Karen Warren, Maurice Warren, Samuel Lee III U rren, Valarie 101 imrmiinmiiiii i- ' I Waters, Denise Watson, Daryl Watts. Dorce Weaver, Michael Wells, Richard Wheeler, Janie Whitaker, TVacy White, Alice White, Donna Whitworth, Annette Wilder, Stephen Williams, Jerome Williams, Rudolph Williams, Terrence Williams, Timothy Williams, Wanda Wilson, Marchelte Wilson, TVacey Wimbush, Belinda Wiggs, Bruce Woodard, Anthony Woodard, Sandy Wooding, Arthur (r Worthinglon, Reginald Wright, Sandra Yates. Deborah Zeliars, John 102 .mmmm i ' am wM LINES There is no better way to describe A T other than the simple words hnes. Why hnes play an extremely vital role in each and every fellow Aggie ' s day to day campus experiences. Freshman year when I arrived on campus, I was anticipating and scared of the new life to which I had to adjust only to realize that first I must wait in a long line to gain entrance to my dormitory. When only a week later I was entered into the hectic race of obtaining course cards for registration and impatient as I am, I waited my turn in line once more. Freshman year came and left but those lines, unfortunately, did not. For sophomore year was almost a duplicate when it came to lines. Whether it was my most interesting Graphics class, a delightful and tasty meal in the cafeteria, going to watch the Aggies battle it out with the Rams or the joy and excitement of registering, getting that most valuable I.D. Card and even obtaining the long waited for A T Yearbook, I was repeatedly confronted by long haunting lines. Entering my junior year I now have discovered the secret to why A T incorporates its system of lines. It is very, very simple. Similar to going on line to pledge fraternities and sororities, we are pledging the Aggie family and the pride and unity that comes along with it as we all daily wait in those ever present lines. — Vicki Coleman AGGIELAND, WHERE KNOWLEDGE IS ETERNAL Oh yeah Frank, Now I understand how to do it, says Pam Carl Locus an Architectural Engineering senior says He studies hard every day the Arch. Eng. Way. Now that class is out we can head over to the Union for some fun. Two Aggiettes get in some work before class. Pre shman Angela Shaw prefers the soli- tude of her room for study- ing. Miss Alpha Phi Alpha, Hilton Shaw instructs tne po- tential Alpha Sweet hearts on the final preparations, in becoming a proud Alpha Sweetheart. F O O T B A L L The Coaching Staff for this 1981 season are, from left to right: Tony Currie, Defensive Backs; Ron Beard, Linebackers: Rick Franz, Defensive Line: Jim McKinley, Head Coach: Darnell Valentine, Offensive Line: Frank Buswell, William Watson, Offensive Backs: and Kent Schoolfield, Wide Receiver — Tight Ends AGGIE STYLE 1 9 8 1 ' myi Mi . 106 The N.C.A. T. University Football Team AGGIES UNLEASH THEIR = STRENGTH!!! Coach McKinley leads his Aggie Gladiators, onto the gridiron. The outcome of the toss is perfectly clear. Heads. Aggies Win: Tails, Rams lose. PLtoi Bif Stroza J4il( The Offensive line, commonly known as, Operation Push prepares to dig in . . . . . . And wasting no time, Operation Push allows Waymon Pitts to drive through the Winston-Salem Rams. m And Charlie precedes to run through the non-present defensive. Wide-receiver Brian Macon, though out-of-bounds, makes an excellent attempt for the ball, de- spite the safety ' s efforts to stop him. Kicker Aaron Herring, assisted by punter, Travis Kelly shows perfect form in scorihg the extra point after an Aggie touch- down. 108 mmm imimmmmumMmmmmmmMm The Aggie Defensive Line shows the South Carolina Bulldogs that they are no push over, demonstrated in this goal line stand. - fiotoi li Cecil JLeftwich r aumona Jsetlu Aaion Zrlain Zre This Ram makes a gallant effort, but it ' s to no avail as Charlie Sutton is, Off to the races! Wayman Pitts heads for the sideline and offers the safety the challenge, Catch me if you can! That ' s enough, says Kevin Robinson as he applies the brakes to this ball carrier. The Afjgie Football Program Players and Stall ' , have devoted many hours ottheir time to perform well on the field. An internal drive must be within all who are connected to endure the season ' s ups and downs. But no matter the cost, our Aggie Football team is always In Pursuit of Excel- lence. iMii«ii i«Mft«? ) ijViiii . iiii i ) .i(i««;i )iiU; NO. .C. A T STATE UNIVERSITY 1981 FOOTBALL ROSTER NAkC POS t£lGHT WEIGHT CUSS 1 Hams, Lonnie m 57 ' 156 SR 2 Heninj, Aaron K 60 ' 207 SOPH 3 Lym, Stevan QB 6 ' 2 ' 188 FRESH 4 Gri«r, Alvin QB 60 ' 160 FRESH 5 Holey, Marcus WR 5 ' 6 ' 146 « 6 Kely, Travis P 6 ' 2 ' 181 SOPH 8 lohnsofl, Ronald WR 5 ' 7 ' 158 FRESH 9 Montgomery, Maurice WR 5 ' 9 172 SOPH 10 James, Keith D6 61 189 SOPH 11 Harris. Wvin RB 58 154 FRESH 12 Harris, James QB 6 ' 2 182 JR 14 Johnson, Thomas QB 510 ' 177 SOPH 15 Robinson, Kevin DB 6 ' 2 ' 189 n 16 Woods, Ronald WR 5 ' 10 ' 166 SOPH 17 Thon son, KeSy QB 510- 161 SOPH 18 DeGraff, Don QB 510 174 FRESH 19 Macon. Brian WR 6 ' r 174 JR 20 Pitts, Waymon RB 5 ' 6 ' . - JR 21 Bwkett. Glenn DB 5 ' 9 ' J l0Mk?|Hr SOPH 22 Thomas, Danny RB 6-0 ' 1 H JR 23 Petterson, David a. ,t GUmore, Marvin f ' «: LB 5 ' U ' I SOPH 25 DB 5 ' 11 ' 1 gp8 FRESH 26 Coit, Denis LB 6-1 ' ■ ■ 195 SR 27 Joyner, Michael LB 61- 224 1 « 28 Lewis, Joey LB 5 ' U ' 193 SOPH 30 Jones, Mike RB 61- 185 SOPH 31 Janifer, David DB 5 ' 9- 167 JR 35 lyBrand, WWam DB 60 ■l 158 hRLSH 36 Yoirse, Grady RB 5 ' 7 ' W ' 177 SOPH 38 Wiffiams, Terrance RB 510- ' ' ■ 215 FRESH 40 Waiams, Tsn DB 6 ' 2 ' 184 FRESH 41 Small, Richard RB 5 ' U ' 196 SOPH 42 Foggie, Perry DB 5 ' 10- 185 JR 44 Sutton, Charfe RB 6 ' 0 ' 219 SR 46 Lyies, Walace RB 5 ' 9- 176 FRESH 49 Smith, Lawrence LB 5-7- 207 SOPH SO Spicely, Donald C 6 ' 0 231 m 51 52 Sheppard, Roy Davis, Kelvin LB LB 6 ' V 60- 194 ?■ V$ « 53 Walton, Ken LB 5 ' ir 191 SOPH 54 Peppers, Kke LB 6 ' 3- 205 SOPH 56 Smith, Raymond LB 5 ' U- 175 JR 57 Lett, Earl C 5U ' 217 SOPH 59 Jones, Leverhjs C 61- 239 SR 60 Ragland, Harold 01 510 ' 234 SOPH 61 Livingston, Fred OL 6 ' r 217 SOPH 63 Bryant, Maurice OL 6 ' 1- 262 SR 64 Hart, Alfred 01 5 ' 8- 181 SOPH 65 Coffins. Nate 01 6-3- 250 SR 66 Poole, Isaac OL 511- 239 SOPH 67 Junkiis, Corey OL 6 ' 4- 245 JR 68 Atwater, Gerald DL 6 ' 3- 238 JR 69 West, e 01 6 ' 5 ' 291 JR 70 Sicott, ARenton OL 60 ' 253 JR 71 Hurst, Jerome OL 6-4 ' 228 FRESH 72 Gaines, Arnold DL 5 ' 11 ' 219 SOPH 74 Morgan, EIrado OL 6 ' 3- 217 FRESH 76 Boone, Thomas OL 67- 232 JR 77 Strickland, Robert LB 67 ' 216 SR 78 Gore. Cletis OL 510 ' 232 SOPH 79 Ponder, Randal DL 6 ' 5- 249 JR 80 Britt, Jessie WR 6 ' 4- 187 FRESH 81 Ogbun, John 01 6 ' 4 ' 270 JR 83 Rutfin, Joey TE 67 ' 218 SOPH 85 Rasiey, Yul TE 67- 195 SOPH 86 Wlams, Rodney TE 6 ' 3 ' 219 JR 87 McKSGon, David TE 67 ' 195 JR 88 Penny, Orson WR 5 ' 10 ' 155 SOPH 89 Lake, Timothy WR 5 ' U ' 149 FRESH 90 Gadson, Eric Dl 5 ' ir 211 SOPH 62 Chapman, Ivan Dl 6 ' 3 ' 240 FRESH 92 Ciarii, Kerry DL 6 ' 5 ' 203 FRESH 93 Hudson. Ray Dl 6 ' 4- 224 FRESH 95 WHams, James DL 6 ' 7 ' 266 JR 96 Means, Walace LB 5 ' 10 ' 190 FRESH 97 Cook, Culen DL 6 ' 2 ' 235 JR 99 Byrd, Leon DL 6 ' 4 ' 253 « t- t wYiMfflifTtftiTTt iniiiwii nifTi m Pep Rally Strives to Produce Excellence in S-P-I-R-I-T In preparation for the Aggie ' s new season in the new stadium, a Pep Rally was given to help booster ' Agi ' ie Pride. P k o t o i B P w i c I, e n i Aggie Pride is the obvious message. The superb acrobatics, displayed by the cheer- leading squad are always exciting. Walley Bell, the mascot, delighted the crowd with his crazy antics. f V- ' J? ' The Bulldog is in need of some immediate repairs. .. A, :; ' Ui !CiWlwiwiikllfi.)t lsii3Vi .V.A, .. .i.„. tl ... t.. PUMP . . . PUMP . . . PUMP . . . PUMP ...IT... UP!!!! Everyone was invited to join in on the fun and get Aggie Pride. at the Pep Rally The Blue and Gold Marching Machine features the tuba section. He ' s ahcays ready for that possible rainstorm. p p H H T T J 5 s B B y y c F E L c A I S L H _ p u M P P U M P P U M P P U M P I T U L ' t,i Left: Working hard to get the Aggie Bulldog back O together. Belou: Because of the spir- rS ited Pep Rally, the Foot- ball team is ready to go into battle! j-. U m P P u m P STUDENT LIFE Yearbook Editor, Sibon Cherry, discusses next assignment to staff members. Serious Aggiettes. Al and Cornbread on the move with a serious stereo system. Students invoh ' ed in Health Career ' s Day. A UNIQUE WAY OF LIFE Ruby, you know I ' ve got the game!. Marsha Martin and friend practice a dance routine. Sophomore Class President, Jeff Boyce, and Miss Sophomore, Vondelia Willis presents Miss A Ta donation of $500.00 from a recent Fire-Fund Drive. 115 ■cmaBE SPOUTS (cont.) 116 jii .i;.ii;i)J:«lii );«.i ' ..;ii iZ . ' .fT ' T SS ' -t ' - Members are Wayne Monchette. Evans Oviosun, Isaac Tokurah, Bassey Ukott, Leon Mpehle, Dennis Wainwright . George Esule, Charles Etoroms. Charles De Bose, Welmot Obomah. Manasseh Mshelia, H. Shannon, A. Simmons, Toppers K. Phillemon, Ralph Broun (Coach), Michael Gama, Abe Wossen, Glen Porter, and Ell- as Glarmatzidis. A T S C c E R 117 Photo By Harold Tyson KARATE Left to right: Dr. Gilbert Casterlow: Instructor, Ronnie Payton; Vice President. Harry C. Moore: Treasurer, Jonathain Smith: President, Libone Mhlanga; Secretary, Vincent 0. Howard, Samuel Casterlow; Instruc- tor. Aggie ' s Mastering The Oriental Arts Photos By Stroa Hill Double Trouble! 118 Top picture: Death from Above! Right picture: Agony of De-feet!! .11 CROSS COUNTRY Field Events Chandra Ferette (long jump), Yvette Richards (discus, shotput), Valerie Harris (long jump), Beverly Reid (shot put, discus, javelin), Carmen Todman (long Jump). Distance Licia Shearer, Robin Jones, Betsy Bishop. MEN ' S TRACK AND 1st Row: Dan Fritz, Kevin Gibson. Art Woodings. 2nd Row: Sammy Livingston, Curtis Pickard, Joe Brown, Tim Nixon. ' -.J . Distance Tim Nixon, Dan Fritz, Joe Brown, Sam Livingston. Photos by Garry Pearsall CROSS COUNTRY The 1981-82 Men ' s Track 7 Cross-country Team are led by all MEAC runners, Tim Nixon, Dan Fritz and hurdler specialist, Hubert Gooden, all of whom are tri-captains of the team. Under the guidance of Coach Melvin Pickney and Levon Wilson, the men ' s team competes against such nationally ranked teams as Richmond, S.C. State and Fla. A M., N.C. State, U.N.C., and Tenn. The team is very young, comprised of mostly freshmen and sophomores who will be a strong assess to the team ' s success. Sprinters Joe Brown, Dan Fritz, Kevin Gibson. Art Wooding. Field Events Joe Brown (long jump). Art Wooding (pole vault), Kevin Gibson (long jump and triple jump), Curtis Pickard (discus, shot put, javelin) IIIIHIItMIMlMMl tm AGGIE BOWLING Warren Casey, Leroy Samuels, Eric Williams and Dennis Coffy 3 4 5 6 Agg g ' I f 2 3] 4o 5 I wonder if my approach is right? The Pins Missed . . . Ah, it ' s going in the gutter! 124 When it comes to Bowling, I ' m just COOL! I ' m cutting no slack on those pins! Concentration, it ' s the name of the game! . . . The Aggie Women Will Pick Up Ladies Bowling Team: Debra Cooper, Bernadette Dunlap, Not Pictured: Adele Jones, Angela Heal, Tanya Crauford, Julie Vanhook PHOTOS BY STROZA HILL To the right, TO THE RIGHT. ' !! This ball is mighty heavy! 125 Women ' s Basketball Team 126 EXCELLENCE mmmmmmim ! Barber. Michelle Position: Wing Hall. Shirley Position: Forward Johnson, Gloria Position: Wing Lowe. Bonita Position: Wing McPhait, Barbara Position: Forward Sidbury, Carmen Position: Center Smith, Lora Position: Forward Smith, Melonie Position: Forward Willis, Janice Position: Wing AGGIETTE ROSTER Name Marsha Simmons Bonita Lowe Flo Bethea Barbara McPhail Lisa Joseph Shirley Hall Janice Willis Michelle Baber Carmen Sidbury Lora Smith Melonie Smith Gloria Johnson Gloria Boyd Number 24 23 33 20 22 21 12 13 32 31 I 30 25 Coached by Joyce Spruill Position Guard Wing Forward Forward Guard Forward Wing Wing Center Forward Forward Wing Forward mm INTRODUCING. . . James Anderson College Park, Georgia Junior, 6 ' 3 Guard James Horace Seale, Alabama Junior, 6 ' 6 Wing 130 Eric Boyd Charlotte, North Carolina Freshman 6 ' 3 Ronald Stinchomb College Park, Georgia Junior, 5 ' 10 AGGIE BASKETBALL Darryl Battle Union Springs, Alabama Sophomore, 6 ' 6 Wing Kenny Boddie Atlanta. Georgia Junior, 6 ' 4 Guard Harlan Frye Greensboro, North Carolina Sophomore, 6 ' 0 Guard Joe Binion Rochester, New York Sophomore, 6 ' 8 Wing 131 m Artie Gaines King William, Virginia Sophomore, 6 ' 6 Wing Brendan Mitchell Schenectady, New York Freshmen. 6 ' 5 Wing I 132 Mr Don Corbett Head Basketball Coach Timothy Abney Assistant Basketball Coach X Joe Lopez Dakar, Senegal. West Africa Sophomore, 6 ' 7 Center Antionne Collins Saginaw, Michigan Junior, 6 ' 7 Wing Tony Glover Cincinnati, Ohio Junior, 6 ' 6 Post Brian Booker Saginaw, Michigan Sophomore, 6 ' 2 Guard Warren Berry Dayton, Ohio Sophomore, 6 ' 5 Wing Willie Powell Winslow, Arizona Sophomore, 6 ' 4 Guard 133 BASKETBALL PACKED WITH ACTION!! James Chick Horace floats by the Rams for an easy two points. An opening in Howard ' s zone allows Antinne Collins an easy jumper. . ... Eric Boyd goes up for a slam dunk! Joe Binion powers in two points despite the defensive efforts hv UNC-W. [ Date N.C. A T 1981-82 AGGIE BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Site Dec. 1 HOME Dec. 5 Away Dec. 7 Away Dec. 8 Away Dec. 11-12 HOME Dec. 3 Away Jan. 2 Away Jan. 8 Away Jan. 9 Away Jan. 15 HOME Jan. 16 HOME Jan. 20 Away Jan. 23 Away Jan. 25 Away Jan. 29 HOME Jan. 30 HOME Feb. 3 HOME Feb. 6 HOME Feb. 7 Away Feb. 12 Away Feb. 13 Away Feb. 17 HOME Feb. 22 HOME Feb. 27 HOME Mar. 5-7 MEAC Tournament % Opponent WINSTON-SALEM STATE UNIVERSITY Grambling State University Alcorn State University Mississippi Valley State University MILLER-AGGIE CLASSIC Jackson State University Tennessee State University Howard University Delaware State University FLORIDA Ai M UNIVERSITY BETHUNE-COOKMAN COLLEGE UNC- Wilmington South Carolina State College University of Maryland-Eastern Shore HOWARD UNIVERSITY DELAWARE STATE UNIVERSITY UNC-WILMINGTON SOUTH CAROLINA STATE COLLEGE Winston-Salem State University , g« Bethune-Cookman College f Florida A M University UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND-EASTERN SHORE JACKSON STATE COLLEGE TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY Winston-Salem % B Kdoas iaeMaHi m AGGIE BASE Row 1: Ronnie Carpenter, Anthony Kemp, John Marshall, Roarke Wright, Eric Gaither, Charlie Mitch- ell, Kenny Dark, Jesse Freeman, Carlton Steuenson. Row 2: Donald Shaw, Antonio Limmey, Warren McNeill, Greg Perry, Timothy Junious, John Michael. Row 3: Darryl Hurst, Kelvin L. Rogers, Mike Drumright, Lewis Wright. Row 4: James Carrothers, Frankie Brathwaite 136 Pitchers: John Michael, Kenny Dark, Roarke Wright, Frankie Brath- waite. Thumbs Up for the AGGIES mmmmmmmmmmmm BALL OUTFIELD: Jesse Freeman, Mike Drumright, Kelvin Rogers, Ronnie Carpenter, Anthony Kemp. t • , J ,. -x; ..-.(iL; ' TAboueJ INFIELD: Carlton Stevenson, Charles Mitch- ell, John Marshall, Tim Junious, Donald Shaw. (Left): 81-82 Baseball Team. |4 ' ; .i5 ■11 nniiinrriMiMrfHiiiMB—Ml WOMEN ' S SOFTBALL Bottom Left — Monique Satterwhite, Maxine Baldwin, Rieta Brooks, Lenny Park, Yvette Webster, Karen DeBoise, Standing Left to Right — Coach Fuller, Donald Evans (Manager), Felicia Ford, Robyn Russell, Pamela Dudley, Lorene Williamson, Rhonda Crowder, Louvern Johnson, Wanda Gaither. Not Pictured — Lisa Joseph, Pamela Rice Coach Fuller, Lenny Dark, Pamela Dudley. Coach discussing base coverage with short stop and second base woman. 138 u.t b%ialMiWm ii)fnWdu! ' ..:,v i : ' v Felicia Ford, Karen DeBoise, Rhonda Crowder, Reita Brooks, Louvern Johnson. s J - % Infield, Bottom left — Lenny Dark, Pamela Dudley, Yvette Webster. Standing left — Max- ine Baldwin, Robin Russell, Louvern Johnson, Wanda Gaither and Rhonda Crowder. Yvette Webster, Returning pitcher from last year. Maxine Baldwin Pitcher, concentrating on pitch- ing skills. 139 MEN ' S TENNIS 1981-82 TENNIS TEAM: Row 1: James Weaver. Anthony Rouse, Randy Rock Murphy, Kevin Cosby Row 2: Walter Bright, Grayling Hardy, Joel White, Derrick Joyner. Row 3: Jeff Harriston, James Perry and Ron Kirkpatrick L to R: James Weaver Kevin Cosby (sitting), Anthony Rouse, Randy Rock Murphy (standing). THESE PAGES REPRESENT EXCELLENCE. Oh, so they want toshou their badness on our field! i iiJ The track team takes time out from practice to pose for us. Ikay you guys, if you want to win this game you ' ll have to pay up, NOW!! Is the Wild Bunch saying that they are number one or are they pointing to the sky?! Jf - ■■ ■ ' ■iffwrni TO OUR HARD WORKING . JvtU This cheering number is beginning to get to me. SvSSSS WFMY-Channel 2 prepares to film another football play. Believe me. . . this field goal belongs to A T. Shirley Huntley and friend participates in the New Wave look during a Howard basketball game. ATHLETES AND FANS! Work those bodies. . . Work them good Wally Bell . . . We know that ' s you under the New Wave look! The Pep Band adding more spirit! Now this is what you can call DEDICATED AGGIE FANS Life and Plight of an Aggie Aggies will fight until the very end, Strong and mighty Aggie, that challenge to Win. Defeat, is as a learned experience, Never to return, to hurt his perseverance. Holding on through hard times and charges. The Aggie ' s spirit will remain. To meet his plight, his tactics are well in command. Don ' t agitate him or upset his plans, Do not mock him for he is no toy, his faith in you, you are sure to destroy. He is the author, director and the actor — to be better known — he is his own Man! Winding through experience, he sometimes falls, Must talk to THE MASTER to meet his cause! His determination is highly profound. Understanding him — he ' s sometimes ever to be found To reach that goal of success and win, an Aggie will fight to the very End! Do not tear down the works he has built. In the final analysis — You ' re only left in guilt. Help and Encouragement — LOVE — are the tools that he needs. He ' ll return with passion, in love of your deeds. You can not cage him, to survive he has to be free. It ' s simple to understand, because he ' s part of YOU and ME! Through Life ' s All, he will, in the end mellow out. The flame he has left, — for all others to sprout. He was only fighting for self -recognition, to find his place — in this world ' s condition. Now gone to his nest in Glory, where the flame is FOREVER Kindled Al Ashby DANTE ■innuMMiummmiBiuiMBBBB s President — Juluis Ledbetter. Vice-President — Davida Jacobe, Treasurer - Debra House, Secretary — Diane R. Brice. Advisor — At Fairchild. Miss Society Manufacturing Engineers — Debra Rouse M E 146 Ist Ruu Julius E Ledbetter. Frederick R Ji Alfred C Dai ' in. Rptinda Lewis. Wilbur H Lau III. Mosb B Watkms. [), Jr.AR Fairchild, 2nd R fin ' Munroe, Anthony T Gill. Kamtina K Rochelle. Davida Jacobe, Edna Green. James I) Sharpless. Jasiah N Opata. Phyllis Register. Darvl A George. Fergus Forbes. 3rd Riiu Santunt W Graham. Diane R Bnce. Zachary Uavis. Robert Scriuen. John E Collins. 4th Row Keith Scott. Robert H Haygood. ' _ . - Davis, Scottie D Mitchell, Ade Ekundayi 1 I ' lammmkkmmiA n d. Donald Williams. Ola Little. Lance Peterson. Keith E B BBBBmBm Officers: (left to right) James Sharpless, Vice- President, Angela Duckett, Presi- dent, Phyllis Register, Secretary, Marquis Cousins, not pictured Seattle Mitch- ell, Treasurer. National Association Of Industrial Technology NAIT Queen — Delphine Mayes 147 sm wuamMaumixmaauBLm s E N I O R S A L O S B o E c A 1 E E N T Y James Brown, Derric Gregory, Pam Robinson, Mary Mims, Cyn- thia Heath, Cassandra Mitchell, Deborah Fuller, Cynthia Parson, Chuck Campbell. r United Christian Fellowship UNITED CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP ' S STUDENT MINISTERS United Christian Fellowship Student Ministers: Patrica Parsons, June R. McNeil, Alfred Faulkner, Johnny R. Freeman, Raymond J. Hawkins, George L. Blount, Joseph A. Bryant, Darrell S. Hill (Not Shown: Ronald Patrick, Stephen Kirk, Gerald Williams) GUIDANCE IN TIME OF DECISION Left Front: (President) Joseph A. Bryant, Angela Johnson, Greg Godard, Thomas Johnson, Jerry Wyrick, Darrell Hill, Karone Peace, Marie Monk, Sharon D. Morgan, Alice Parsons, Cheryl A. Moore, Theresa Sumpter, Johniecia Hampton. 2nd Row — Alfred Faulkner, Michael A. Washington, Raymond J. Hawkins, Beverly Short, Patricia K. Parsons, June R. McNeil. Terrence C Brown, Betty Williams, Johnny Freemen, Michael Vaughan, George Blount. 3rd Row — Michael Lewis, Gerald Lewis, William Parker, Roger Bryant, David Harris, Torrance Lawson, Sharon Tinnin, Sandra Pettiford, Baxter Macon, Gloria Phillips, Maureen Parrish. 149 B ra B B B -T r,. j ' v,| SOCIETY OF PHYSICS STUDENTS ... Jiji lir-zz 1. Left to Right: Rochelle Young, Shawn Cheston, Reginald Goodwin, Dr. M. Diza, Lorenzo Jordan, Kian Zarnegar, (Front) Bruce Alston (Rear), Donald Anderson Left to Right: Kian Zarnegar, Young Rochell (Rear) Donald Anderson (Front) Bruce Alston (Rear) Dr. M. Diza (Front) Reginald Goodwin, Shawn Cheston, Lorenzo Jordan, Mon- zant Mabry Clockwise from Top: Donald Anderson, Wilbur Robinson, Lor- enzo Jordan (inner) Monzant Mabry, Shawn Cheston, Regi- nald Goodwin, Kian Zarnegar, Dr. M. Diza, Young Rochelle, Bruce Alston s o c I E T Y OF Left to Right: Mr. Russell Rankins, Advisor; Lance Peterson, Vice-President; Janes Rosebourogh, Presi- dent; James Sharpless, Secretary; Anthony Cooper, Treasurer. 2nd Row: Terry Burgwyn, Joan Edwards, Harold Springs. 3rd Row: Eric Williams, Timmy DeVane. Below: President, Janes Rosebourogh; Treasurer, Anthony Cooper; Secretary, James Sharpless; Public Relations, Alvin Abraham, not pictured Vice-President, Lance Peterson; Project Director. Harold Springs. A U T O M O T I V E E N G I N E E R S 151 WOMEN ' S COUNCIL PURPOSES OF WOMEN ' S COUNCIL AT NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURAL AND TECHNICAL STATE UNIVERSITY: To recommend policies, regulations, and adjustments pertaining to affairs of women students. To aid in devel- oping competent leadership. To encourage good scholar- ship and personal development. To promote cultural, social, recreational and educational activities for women students. Row 1: Hazel Burgess, Maxine Jones, Lori Brown, Shelia Heggins, Wanda Singtetary, Renee Holloway, Anita Ramseur, Cosetta Roundtree, Diane Barnes, Margo Jordan, Demetris Squires, Regina Hargrove, Angela Biggs, Althea Buncum, Row 2: Warren- etta Massenburg, Tracey Wilson, Teri Parson, Julie Perterson, Yolonda Clarke, Valencia Walker, Sheila McDuf- fie, Diane Hagins, Vicki Coleman, Deirdre Thornton, Karen Hall, Janie Price, Pamela Wilson, Kathy Thomp- son, Natalie Fields, Anita Burke. Row 3: Pamela Gardner, Carrie Umesi, Cor- inthia Horton, Geraldine Hammiel, Carolyn Ray, Valencia Floyd, Michele Marrison, Deborah Rogers, Yvonne Moore. Row 4: Pandora Robinson, Wan- da Parnfll, Gloria McAllister, Noma Johnson, Karone Peace, Robin Davis, Quenita Smith, Gloria Johnson, There- sa Sumpter, Johniecia Hampton. Back Row: Kimberley Dobson, Ms. M.D. Bri- mage, Rosalind Postell, Delores Barlow, Sylvia Gray, Rose Robinson, Barbara Campbell, Lorie Stephens. Kimberley A. Dobson — Secretary- Hazel L. Burgess — Miss Women ' s Council Demestris K. Squires — Awards Chairperson Mavis K. Brimage — Advisor Maxine Jones — President Cozetta Roundtree — Vice-President Pamela D. Gardner — Assistant Secretary Rosalind E. Postell — Program Chairperson 153 nmi PERSHING ANGELS Jewel Dawkins — Fall 78 — Black Pearl Debbie Shannon. Kathie Marthin, Ella M. Gilliam, Given Barnes, Robin Des- saura, Belina Lewis, Jewel Dawkins, (Kneeling) Patrica Moore, Janet Burt. (rear) Robin Dessaura, Kathie Martin, Berverly Bell, (front) Belinda Lewis, Patricia Moore, Janet Burt, Gwen Barnes — Eight steps to heaven 154 Debbie Shannon Ella McMillan Gilliam — Oral Line '   Mltt MIIMimBI KH PERSHING RIFLES Michael Drummer, Paul Corry, Felix Ford, David Raeford, Denis Carter, Thomas Harris, (seated) Rathael Sanders. Thomas Harris, Paul Corry, Dennis Carter, Felix Ford, Rathael Sanders, Michael Drummer, David Raeford. Dennis Carter, Felix Ford, Michael Drum- mer, Thomas Harris, Rathael Sanders, Paul Corry. 155 m B INTRODUCTION . . . THE GENTLEMEN OF ES- QUIRE XIII FRATERNITY, INC. AND THE LADIES OF ESSENCE ESQUIRE men possess that rare combina- tion of character-politeness, well-grooming and good con- duct. We did not become Esquire men when we crossed the burning sands. We did not become Esquire men when we received our charter. Nor did we become Esquire men when we paid our dues. We were Esquire men long ago. We be- came Esquire men when our mothers and fathers were in- stilling into our strong formative minds the values of life. Values that we have become, oh, so familiar with; those of cleanliness being next to godliness. The value of respecting yourself and having others to respect you in return. The value of speaking to people when and wherever you meet them. The value of always being on your best behavior at all times or as we Esquirians say, Be ye always a Gentlemen . Top — Al Dante Ashby-Ruler, 2nd Top — Victor Sir Sauve Walls — Asst. Ruler, 3rd — Clyde Cassanova Marsh, 4th — Orlando Billy Dee Clinton. B K a M r s. e n Q u G a r I f I t f i y Hi m n 1 Valerie Herndon Queen Mary Phillips Ms. Excellence Tracey Freeman Ms. Superior 157 m liBliJUIUMUIUni Top Left (left to right) Fall 79; Margo Jordan, Max- ine Jones, Wendy Wigfall. Center (left to right) Spring ' 80: Elaine Daugherty, Janet Pinkney, Carole King, Deborah Roberson, San- dra Harrell, Cozetta Roundtree. Top Right (left to right) Spring ' 81: Patricia Draughn, Marcenia Barnes, Cynthia Howard, Clara Siler, Rob- in Davis, Denise Daughety, Katrina Williams, Pame- la Wilson, Connie Watson. Bottom Left (left to right) Standing: Marcenia Barnes — (Corresponding Secretary, Connie Watson, Patricia Draughn, Wendy Wigfall, Cynthia Howard — Vice-President, Pamela Wilson, Margo Jordan — Miss AKA, Sandra Harrell — Treasurer, Deborah Ro- berson, Cozetta Roundtree — President, Carole King — Recording Secretary. Seated: Robin Davis, Katrina Williams, Denise Daughety, Maxine Jones, Elaine Daugherty — Ivy Leaf Reporter, Clara Siler, Janet Pinkney. ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA Ambitious, Kind, Always a Lady — Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. In 1908, Alpha Kappa Al- pha Sorority became America ' s first Greek Letter organization established by and for black women. Today, nationally and locally. Alpha Kappa Al- pha cultivates and encourages high scholastic and ethical standards, promotes unity and friendship among college women, alleviates problems con- cerning girls and women, maintains a progressive interest in college life and serves all mankind. A TOUCH OF CLASS Esa Ladles of Blue and White Z$B f 5X r v JO ANN STEVENSON SHELIA EASSITER t MARY JONES maa s m BB Left to Right: Kim Baylor, Donna Washington, An- gela Hare, Phyllene Washington, Beatrice Lancy, Chandra Smith, Alison Clark, Debra Rouse. Row 1: Salinder Evans. Row 2: Cynthia Reavis, Jackie Redd. Row 3: Janet Brooks, Debra Sharp. Row 4: Andrea Melvin, Lois Jones, Jarriet Harris, Donna Simmons, Bren- da Carroll. Row 5: Toni Monroe, Karen Mainor, Beaulah Moore, Debra Lucas, Cheryl Gray. D E L T A S A 160 I L I S U R U lill A T T H E I R B E S T HISTORY OF THE DELTA SIGMA THETA SORORITY, INC. At the inception of Delta Sigma Theta in 1913 at Howard University, the Founders envisioned an organization of college women pledged to serious endeav- or and community service. These youthful students demonstrated a vital concern for social welfare, academic excellence, and cultural enrichment, and de-emphasized the social side service have withstood the test of time; and today Delta Sigma Theta is a public service Sorority, dedicated to a program of sharing membership skills and organizational services in the public inter- est. In 1930, Delta Sigma Theta was incor- porated as a national organization. The record of incorporation is filed in the Con- gressional Library in the Office of the Re- corder of Deeds in Washington, D.C. DELTA SIGMA THETA . IPFtii 8 CHARMS OF ELEGANCE sBaoBBaaaBa THE ALPHA MU CHAPTER OF KAPPA ALPHA PSI FRATERNITY, INC Front to Back: Antonio Linney, James Lawrence, Kenneth Bur- nett, Walter McLaughlin III, Dewayne Alford, Richard Brown, Kenneth Clark, Isaac Latham, Zeke Simmons, Bobby Giles, How- ard George Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, founded on Janu- ary 5, 1911 at Indiana University, with the ideals of achievement in every field of human endeavor has placed an unquenchable thirst in all its mem- bers throughout the decades. The fraternity seeks to raise the sights of youth and stimulate them to accomplishments higher than might oth- erwise be realized or even imagined. Kappa Alpha Psi is a mutually selective broth- erhood of gentlemen, and all care is exercised in seeing to it that only those men duly qualified academically and morally are permitted member- ship. The Alpha Nu Chapter was founded on April 14, 1933 at North Carolina A T State University. The Alpha Nu Chapter has been an intricate part of student academic, social and political life at A T State University. Seated: Walter V. McLaughlin III Alpha Nu Polemarch, ■1 1 ( 4 ■1 ' A L P H A N U m ■ H jH •«y%J ' U i tJ t ' i ' J tJ t3 ' t ' ' ' ' ' S 1 H ? Ifar Kappa .Mpha pBi . ralrniilg m I i s If 5 , — . a- A to Km (- m H   - ' ' - -. — i H ■ 1 v n ■ I tW 1 f If  . If i s il «■ •■ -- . H H ■ 1 D c H A R T E R m CLOUD NINE FALL SI Dewayne Alford, Kenneth Burnett. Antonio Linney, Randy Walton, Zeke Simmons, Charles Keemer, Gerald Williams, Isaac Latham, Bobby Giles. Business before pleasure ]MB We ' re about the business . . . of taking care of busi- Coolin ' out on the Square. Pfil II JSOiSSSSBSjSSSSa Clifton Rhodes — Sergeant-at-Arms; Manuel Peace — Chaplain; Otis Harvey — Vice Basileus; Ratino Lewis — Keeper of Records and Seals; Kenneth Pierce — Keeper of Finance; Elmer Gilliam — Basileus; William Mitchell — Parliamentarian; Carl Valentine (not pictured) — Editor-to-the-Orade. Karen Anderson (seated) Miss Omega Psi Phi Dionne Dailey — Miss Golden Delight Cecelia Green — Miss Purple Passion Tanya Grace — Miss Mu Psi OMEGA PSI PHI Michael Ratcliff, Michael Anderson, William Mc- Donald, Manuel Peace, Dwayne Dixon, Keith McCadden (center). BHI BB B rs Brother Jesse Jackson and the Purple Sons of Satan Clifton Rhodes, Carl Valentine, Calvin Ballance, Chuck Thomas, Lamont Alexander, Seattle Rine- hardt, Clarence Thompson, Willie Capehart, William Mitchell, Virgil Davis, Roland Kinard, Chris Edwards, Kelvin Kearney. CASUALTIES OF OMEGA On November 17, 1911, sacred to all Omega Men, the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity was born on the campus of Howard University. Founders of this first greek letter Black fraternity on a Black college campus were Edgar A. Love, Os- car J. Cooper, Frank Coleman, and Ernest E. Just. The fraternity was founded with the be- lief that Friendship is essential to the soul ; thus this became the fraternity motto. The cor- nerstones of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc. are its four cardinal principles — Manhood, Schol- arship, Perserverance, and Uplift. Since its founding. Omega has grown from the Mother Chapter, Alpha, at Howard to some three hun- dred graduate and undergraduate chapters throughout the United States, and six interna- tional chapters which collectively claim nearly 60,000 Omega men. The undergraduate chapter on this is Mu Psi, founded here in 1927. Mu Psi serves the campus and community throughout the year with various social and service projects. wmam UUaWMUUHBi BETA EPSILON CHAPTER ALPHA PHI ALPHA FRATERNITY, INC. . . . THUS ALL OTHERS ORIGINATE BROTHERHOOD IN UNITY . . . Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc., the first intercollegiate Greek letter fraternity estab- lished for black college students, was orga- nized at Cornell University, Ithaca, New York in 1906. The first unit of this national fraternity, organized by college men of Afro- American descent, was called Alpha Chap- ter. The fraternity was born out of desire for maintaining close association and unified support for members of this small minority group, inasmuch as they were denied, for the most part, the mutual helpfulness which the majority of students attending their univer- sity regularly enjoyed. The seven visionary founders at Cornell, Henry Arthur Callis, Charles Chapman, Eugene K. Jones, George Kelly, Nathaniel Murray, Robert Ogle and Vertner Tandy, labored in the yea r of severe economic struggle and racial conflict in the United States. Despite their difficulties of organization in this untried field of student life, the early fraternity pioneers succeeded in laying a firm foundation and remained steadfast in their goals pointing toward de- velopment of the fraternity ' s membership — that is the espousing of the principles of good character, sound scholarship. Christian fellowship and the uplifting of humanity, es- pecially the struggling black minority in the United States. Beta Epsilon Chapter, the local satellite of Alpha, continues to keep ALPHA PHI AL- PHA, FIRST OF ALL BLACK GREEKS! P ' I H B .. ,-:■ ;.A ,, ! ,1 j. 4 1 i,-i3a ««, « . IP 1 I ' t l jp :- i : ' ■ ' J H W THE BROTHERS OF PHI BETA SIGMA Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity was founded at Howard University on January 9, 1914. Phi Beta Sigma exemplifies the high ideals of brotherhood, scholarship and service. Sigma men believe in the unity of purpose as expressed in the motto — Culture for Service and Service for Hu- manity. Without a doubt, all great men are not Sigmas, but all Sigmas are great men. r imk% N B IS $ B Arthur Butts Garry Brown Alan Culbertheson Micheal Norton Duane Milner Jimmy McDonald Lewis Wright Ronald Major Greg Arceneaux Kenneth Flowers 169 B ALPHA PHI OMEGA FRATERNITY Alpha Phi Omega National Service Fra- ternity was founded December 16, 1925 at Lafayette College in Easton, Pennsylvania. With leadership, friendship, and service as its cardinal principals, the fraternity has used the Scout Oath and Laws as the driving force shaping its relationship with human- ity. Furthering the founding principles of the Fraternity, Kappa Psi Chapter was founded at A T in 1952. Giving service to the Uni- versity as well as to the Greensboro Commu- nity, Kappa Psi Chapter has had a history characterized by the development of friend- ship, the promotion of service to mankind and the realization of the meaning of free- dom upon which America was founded. Al- pha Phi Omega also encourages scholastic achievement. Alpha Phi Omega National Service Fra- ternity now has more than 190,000 members and over 600 chapters in a very short 56 year history. Jonathan Lambright, Orlando Sutton (Vice-Pres), Stephen Sharp (Pres), Charles McCallum (Treas). Angela McAuthor, Gary Echols, Stephen Sharp, Alvin Dupree, Ross Pickett. 4 m J M r ki %«LTirasca MEN OF THE RISING SUN. I Bggg m m Alpha Phi Omega Jewel Club. PAN HELLENIC COUNCIL . . . ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA • ALPHA PHI ALPHA • DELTA SIGMA THETA • KAPPA ALPHA PSI . . SIGMA GAMxMA RHO DELTA SIGMA THETA ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA ZETA PHI BETA ALPHA PHI ALPHA PHI BETA SIGMA KAPPA ALPHA PSI OMEGA PSI PHI (Left to right) Otis Har- vey, treasurer: Elmer Gilliam, parliamentar- ian: Kim Baylor, Vice- President : Howard Love, President: Phyl- lene Washington. Social Committee: Robin Da- vis, Social Committee. OMEGA PSI PHI • PHI BETA SIGMA • SIGMA GAMMA RHO • ZETA PHI BETA CHI ETA PHI SORORITY, INC. a SIGMA CHI BETA CHAPTER OF CHI ETA PHI SORORITY, INC. THE TWO PEARLS FALL 1981 JUST THE TWO OF US . . . Phyllis Belton - Basileus - Shirlc} Scott - Anti Basileus Yes, The Nursing Majors are still hanging in there! iliiilllllllltB UQI Top row left to right: Bryant Clinton, Michael Sharpe, Anthony Watson. Second row: Stanley Mitchell. Isaiah Perry. Gregory Boone, Mark Eu- banks, Zim Lennon, Kerry Wilson, Rich Thornton, Earl McNeil, James Hayes, James Holiday. Ladies standing left to right: Dinah Blake, Alice Hester, Tan- ya Crawford, Nancy Cash. Ladies Sitting left to right: Angela Johnson, Jacqueline Hollowell. Charlene Thomas, Jamie Richardson, Tracey Wilson. LUB 11 1 — «_- r J 11 1 ' J) - — r, — - Officers: Left to right: Vice Pres. Isaiah Perry, Pres. Mark Eubanks, Treasurer Gregory Boone. Sitting: Miss Durham Aggie Club Nancy Cash BULL CITY AGGIES ' Bull City Born Aggie Bred THE DURHAM AGGIE CLUB aOBnOBBBI OFFICERS Standing: George Ingram: As- sistant Vice-Pres., Fred Deese: President, Tyrone Edwards: Vice-Pres., James Gill: Assistant Vice-Pres., Sitting: Gloria Vines: Head Secretary, Tammy Jones: Assistant Treasurer. Sherlie Huntley: Assistant Sec- retary, Valerie Young: Treasurer A Serious meeting! Row 1: Fredrick Deese, George Ingram, Jacqueline Blackmon, Sheryl Freeman, Annette Raleigh, Angela Neal, Zimbalist Lennon, Nancy Cash. Juan Cason, Shelia Huntley, Cynthia Howard. Wanda Single- tary. Kim Brown. Neicy Gaines, Ruth Pitt- man, Rochelle Moore, Dr. G. W. Bowser, Ty- rone Edwards. Row 2: Valerie Young. Ka- ren Duckett, Yolanda Clarke. Row 3: James Gile, Pamela Gardner, Angela Biggs, Michael Whitfield, Joyce Branch, Francina Borders, Michele Foust, Deborah Carter, Cynthia Collins, Valencia Walker, Pamela Moffitt, Angela Simmons, Jackie Williams, Eric Long, Toni Jacobe, Tammy Jones. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Listening intensively. Miss Business Administration Jacqueline Blackmon, accompanied by her court; Karen Duckett and Man- ila Bailey. Asking questions makes the situation more compre- hensive. Taking accurate notes is a necessity. wOm nnRBimRBRBBn N. C. FELLOWS PROGRAM Joseph Wilson, Charles Burch, Cassandra Mitchell, Selvlyn Feaster, Cheryl Redmon, Nelson Pollard, Made Palmer. OFFICERS: Maxie Palmer — Vice President, Cas- sandra Mitchell — Recording Secretary, Charles Burch, Jr. — Treasurer, and Joseph Wilson — Presi- dent. Cassandra Mitchell, Selwyn Feaster, Nelson Pollard, Maxie Palm- er, Joseph Wilson, Chuck Burch, and Cheryl Redmon. 178 IB ' imf4 A R N O L D AIR SOCIETY Left to Right: Dennis Johnson, Ray Lowe, Lindberg Williams, Eric Riggins, Michael Harris, Robert Haygood, Jamal Williams, Chris Fellhoelter, Carol Brinkley, Wanda Sharpless, Marcenia Barnes, Auis Saunders, Angela Paige. A 2. Left to Right:(center): THE FIFTH DI- MENSION - FALL ' 81 Marcenia Barnes, Robert Haygood, Ray Lowe, An- gela Paige, Michael Harris. 3. Left to Right (bottom): Angela Paige, Marcenia Barnes, Carol Brinkley, Avis Saunders, (standing) Jamal Williams, Timothy Madison, Lindberg Williams, Ray Lowe, Michael Harris, Robert Hay- good, Jeffrey Dupree. 179 I  lllll  |IHI[.I II IIIIMI—  1  MICHIGAN RENAISSANCE OFFICERS Angela Hail — Secretary Charles Burch, Jr. — President Richard Martin — Vice-President Terence Proctor - Treasurer. ii 1 1st row L-R: Tim Floyd, Gloria Johnson, Chuck Burch, Joy King, Kent Baxter, Greta Jackson. Michael Barnes, Angela Hail. Terence Proctor, Lynn Jones, Stephen Kirk. 2nd Row: Keith Johnson. William Watson. Steve Lynn, Teddy Johnson, Antoine Collins, Fleming Turner, Brian Booker, Sharon Hooper, Earl Lett, Sam Warren. Richard Martin NEW JERSEY CLUB V Y Row 1: Michael Charles, Donald Pigford. Jr., Clement Yelverton, Miller Lucky, Jr., Mark Granville, Anna-Maria Mas, Kevin Knox, Charles W. Thomas, Eric Thorto n. Row 2: Clifford R. Holmes, Kenneth J. Granville, Gary S. Edwards, Tracey Boyce, Wendy Wigfall, Gina Harris. Phyllis Regisyer, Jackie Roberson, Maurice Taylor. Row 3: Karen Richberg, Christopher Murray, Steven Wilken. James N. Jackson, Algernon L. Jones, L. Lamont Brown, Wayne Sellers, John Williams. HI. Row 4: Jeffrey Sellers, Reggie Griffin ii s-:V V;-g3;:,J.,Vi.-?;-sC ;-.--„. It :. ., Officers: John Williams HI — Publicity Direc- tor, Michael J. Charles — President, Phyllis Register — Vice-President, Jackie Roberson — Secretary, Charles W. Thomas — Treasurer, L. Lamont Brown — Parliamentarian METROPOLITAN AREA ASSOC. L , M NORTHU ; @.Q AND T A A Top: Eric Long, Kavin Keith, Felix Shackleford, Nate Archey, Tinnie Muldrow, Lorenzo Smith, Larry Bonner, Robert Taylor, Carl E. Oliver, Kevin Taylor. Second Row: Darryl Watson, Mark Alexander, Jeff Nixon, Carlos Milliard, Van Eure, Belinda Wimbush, Patricia Draughn, Mike Prioleau. Deborah Roberson, Shabrina Gaines, Shawn Q. Jenkins, Brian T Colbert, Michael A. Barnes, Nicole Peters, Isaac Douglas UL Front Kneeling: Chris Edwards. Not Pictured: Pamela King, Patrice Carson, Gerald Williams, Tina Dillard Eric Frazier. 181 ■ n nsRBaosBsnnBi PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY Advisor: Mr. W. Peeler 1st Row: Michael Washington, Anthony Thompson. Pam Mickens, Myrtle Bowen, Helena Wright. 2nd: Diane Varrs. 3rd: Michael Vaughn, William Davis. Kenneth Jeffries, Cecil Lefwich, Emanuel Cole. 4th: Mike Whitaker, Ro- land Norton. Tony Rowelt, Dwight Smith, Tyrone Simpson, Vatdez Chavis. Top: Harold M. Tyson. mBflUHHUB ALPHA KAPPA MU f A k Sitting: Charles Burch, Reeda Frink, Valtroud Smith, Sharon Carrington, Kevin Barnes. Standing: Kenneth Pierce, Sandra Tyree, Jannie Kinsey, Carlton Spencer. ETA KAPPA NU Front Row (left to right): Shahram Salehi-alavi, Carol Taylor, Michael Vaughan. Second Row (left to right): Michael A. Washington, Gerald Williams, David D. Smith, Farshid Tabriu, Farhad Tabrizi. Third Row (left to right): Richard T. Kuehn, Dr. Harold Martin, Alvernon Walker. SOCIAL SERVICE CLUB f5 f Shari Garnett — Treasurer, Brenda Holmes — Parliamentarian, Deborah Davis, Beatrice Laney — President, Monica Hanna, Pamela Wallace — Secretary, Toni Monroe, Cheryl Johnson — Miss Social Services, Sheila McDuffie, Valerie Boger, Penny Madison — Not Pictured, Laverne Zachery — Not Pictured. SPEECH PATHOLOGY AND AUDIOLOGY (Left to right): Phyllis Blue, Stephanie Bowser, Geralyn Moore, Dorley Gadison (secretary), Rose Bennett (treasur- er), Ann Faye Myrick, (not pictured Myra Little — President, Ernestine Cooper, Sharon Meighan, William Cameron, Gloria Phillips, Debra Wordham, Jackie Ransey, Toni Harrel, Zolanda Henden) ffllHI ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA ' f fllkJrfcC The members are as follows: Bryon Roberts, Margelyn Smith, Tia T. Hodge, Cynthia D. Heath, Sherrill Caldwell, Lebrew Latham Dixon HI, Arnold Cole, Shawn Jenkins, David Perry, Gregory Whitener, James Robinson, Michael Hamlin, Rita Joyner, Michael Hairston, Patricia Miller, Charles Burch, Lynn Sims, Tracee Hackett, Bernita Whitaker, Derrick Gregory, Katrina Williams. GAMMA SIGMA SIGMA The members of the group are as follows: Willie Maybin, Cheryl Thompson, Denise Stevenson, Elvenor Botwe, Sandra Gilmore, Wanda Gardner, Wanda Brown, Arlene Blackman. RBI A T GOSPEL CHOIR 1st Row: Cathy Phifer, Cecelia Greene, James E. Thomas, Lorrence Lawson, Christopher Kirkland, Vicky Parsley, Audrey M. Evans, Joyce Brake. 2nd Row: Benida West, Maxine Davis, Clyde Springfield, Alan Bagby, Cynthia King, Sherry Armstrong, Glenice Dukes. 3rd Row: Zelda Berry man, Alicia Hunter, Calvin Bradley, Larry Bonner, William Parker, Jannie Jones, Elzora Weeks, Demetria Thomas. 186 IEEE Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers [ First Row: Michael Washington, Camille Ethridge, Carol Taylor, Cozetta Roundtree. H.Jerome Love. Second Row: Anthony Jackson, Everett Drew Jr., Elmer Gilliam Jr., Michael Vaughan, Steven Cook. Third Row: Timothy Madison, Shahram- Salehi-Alavi, John Zeigler, Leon Harrison, David Smith, Farshid Tabrizi. Fourth Row: Dr. Harold Martin, Alvernon Walker, Otis Harvey, Tyrone Simpson, Michael Hardison, Farhad-Tabrizi, Dr. Winser E. Alexander. SIGMA GAMMA RHO SORORITY, INC. Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. was organized in 1922 on the campus of Butler University in Indianapolis, Indiana. Sigma Gamma Rho is a nonprofit collegiate so- rority dedicated to the encouragement and promotion of high scholastic at tainment, community service and im- provement of the quality of our lives and the society in which we li% ' e. Sigma Gamma Rho has grown to represent more than 21,000 members in more than 275 alumnae and undergraduate chapters in the U.S., Africa and Ber- muda. ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING SOCIETY t f Dr. W. Clark, Advisor; Tyrone Reaster, Valerie Warren. Vicki Forbes. Trevonia Brown. 2nd Row: Terence Ross. Gregory Ward, Ray Casey, Carl Locus, Stanley Coleman, Valdez Chavis. Top: Eric Nelson, Myrtle Bowen, Harrison Jenkin, Louis Hall. ECONOMICS 188 Members of the Economics Club are Kenny Miller — President, Tecia Bryant, Angela Hare — Treasurer, Marsha Brooks, La Vonda Rhodes, Evelyn Burney, Samuel Woods, William Spriggs, David Chen, Michael Blake, and Tyrone Davis — Vice President. ■ IHiH BQi STUDENT HOME ECONOMICS ASSOCIATION Seated: Vivian Wilson. Wanda Porter, Paula Fox. Janet Woods. Sharon Parker. Standing: Lorie Stephens. Willie Maybin. Diana Harris. Tracy Autry. Sandra Gilmore. Warrenetta Massenburg. f PI TAU SIGMA 1st Row: Sandra Tyree. 2nd Row: Caluin Rooks. Stan Mitchell. Isaiah Perry. Dr Lonnie Sharpe, Adcisor. .3rd Ron Anthony Hayes. Carl Thurston. 189 neBSRRBBBBn AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS OFFICERS: Angela Hardy — Ms. AIIE, Reggie Scales — President, Margelyn Smith — Secretary, Michael Hamlin — Vice- President. Front Row: Dion Turnage, Alicia Humphries, Phil Powell, Marvel Morrow, Jr., Margelyn Smith, Harold Mercer, Michael Hamlin, Tracey Spellman, James Massey. Back Row: Elaine Stocks, William Dickens, Bill Robinson, Darius Randolph, Reggie Scales, Carleton Coles, Charlie Blakenley, Eric Hampton. Michael Taylor. m 191 i H f, ' B B jik. B r V i 1 Ji H Major Jesse J. Hint on, Jr. Captain Douglas Key COL. JACKSON ARMY O T Captain Perry M. Kissam c SF. Charles Murphy STAFF Mrs. Warren — Secretary Mr. Wallace — Supply Man- ager Mrs. Marcelous — Secretary DEPT. OF MILITARY SCIENCE The general purpose of the Army Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC) program at this institution is to procure and produce junior officers, who through education, attitude, and inherent qualities are suitable for continued development as officers in the United States Army. Programs of instruction for the Army ROTC in- clude a four year program. The four year program consists of a two year basic course, a two year ad- vanced 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. 193 Rsra AIR FORCE ROTC STAFF Major Albert Mitchell Major Wille L. Boykin Mgst. Daniel C. Baber Col. Fuller F H O Left: Sgt Emmett H T Turner III Right: Sgt James E O S Weaver Raymond Kelly The Changing Profession Wing Commander cILt. Col. Rickey Valentine makes sure that all activities are carried out in a military manner. ir Although flying is the primary mission of the Air Force, it is not the only job that has to be done. In addition to the continuing need for flying personnel, there is always a need for scientific, engineering, and medical specialists (health professions), as well as management personnel. But whatever an individual ' s specialty, the officer must also be an imaginative leader and a resourceful manager. In helping to develop such officers. Air Force ROTC has as its mission to recruit, educate and commission second lieutenants through a college campus program in response to Air Force requirements. CMC cadets await the orders of the day before drill. R.O.T.C. TRICK DRILL TEAM p H O T O S B Y R A Y M O N D K E L L Y Row 1: Fergus Forbes, Commander. Troy Sheppard, Felix Frobes, Asst. Commander. Row 2: Yvette Webster, Patricia Williams, Carlo Gainey. Row 3: Karen Patterson, Gregory Taylor, Teresa Moore, Angela Nicholson. Execution is the name of the game! , 196 mi NC A T REGULATION DRILL SQUAD f SR. - iJlf ROIC IM ' IR GP ■ ) U.S. ARMY -y Row I.James Hooks, bobby Harris. Deborah Shannon. Thomas Harris Hou 2: Reginald Alien. Gerald Singleton. Dennis Carter, Tony Whitaker, Advisor: Captain Douglas Key. J- % 4, i 1 i J 1 J 1 .1 J r . . i , 4 1 f 1 J 7 .1 p H O T O S B y R A ) l o D A E L L Y 198 Km m DEDICATED TO DR. GLENN E RANKINS From THE AGGIE FAMILY 199 THE CHANCELLOR 200 Dr. Edward B. Fort msm NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURAL AND TECHNICAL STATE UNIVERSITY GREENSBORO 27411 (■ 19) 379-7940 EDWARD B FORT GREETINGS: As Chancellor of North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University, I want to personally salute you on the occasion of the publication of your annual edition of the Ayantee. This outstanding pictorial and narrative review of an extraordinary year in the University ' s history will be a perpetual testimony to what we have been able to accomplish together during the past academic year. As you know, my first 150 days as the new leader of this great institution have been action-packed. The student body, the faculty, administrators, the trustees, and the alumni have rallied to my initial challenges to help propel A £ T State University to unparalleled heights. We all commend you, the Nation ' s foremost student body, for your continuing pursuit of excellence i n your act i vi t ies . Many of you will be graduating this year to assume leadership roles in the communities wherever you settle. To those of you who will return next year, I solicit your continued support as we face even greater challenges as associated with maintaining A £ T ' s status as one of the Nation ' s premier un i vers i t ies. You will constantly be asked by me to perpetuate that Grand Aggie Spirit which has prevailed in this State and throughout the Nation for almost 90 years. That spirit is one which overcomes adversity by hard work, determina- tion, and tenac i ty . It is hoped that over the summer months you gain a measure of relaxation and rest, and that you return in the fall equipped to keep on keeping on. Sincerely yours. Edward B. Fort Chancel 1 or hr Equal O ponunny Afftrmauve Action Employer A Commuem Imutunon o) THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA 201 ll«  ll WV.ll I Dr. Nathan Simms Vice Chancellor For Academic Affairs Mr. Charles Mclntyre Vice Chancellor For Fiscal Affairs 202 Dr. J. E. Marshall Vice Chancellor For Student Affairs Dr. Albert Smith Vice Chancellor For Development And University Relations BUfiiiHai sBaBa Mrs. Virginia McKoe Assistant to the Chancellor •■■• J.. t ' . Mr Lee D. Andrews Affirmative Action Officer Dr Jewel H. Stewart Director Of Institutional Research Dr. Dorothy Alston Special Assistant to the Chancellor for Administrative Affairs Mr. Clenton Blount Director of Admissions 203 ■IIIWflllbVfMWlg Dr. Rudolph Artis Director of Registration and Records Mr. Joseph Williams Director of Alumni Affairs 204 Hi Dr. Willie T. Ellis Assistant Vice-Chancellor for Academic Affairs Dr. Ronald Smith Assistant Vice-Chancellor for Academic Affairs Mrs. Shirley Frye Assistant Vice-Chancellor for Development and University Relations l Dr. Bert Piggott Director of Athletics 1 i f Mr. Robert Kelly Director of Accounting Mr. Nathaniel Hall Director of Contracts and Grants Dr, Richard Moore 205 Director of Information Service 8 S [ ISli Mr. Claybon Harris Director of Auxiliary Mrs. Paula Jeffries Acting Budget Officer Mr. Joanh Smith Bursar Mrs. Doris D. Canada Director of Personnel Mrs. Maxine Davis Director of Purctiasing Mr. Wiiliam Goode Dean of Students for Management and Human Relations Dr. Sullivan A. Wellborne, Jr. Dean of Students for Services Dr. Lucille J. Piggott Dean of Students for Student Life Dr. Judge Kornegay Director of Housing Operations Dr. Robert Wilson Director of Counseling Mr. Roger McKee Director of Memorial Union Mr. Leon Warren Director of Career Planning and Placement Rev. Ralph) Ross Director of Religious Activities Mr. Ralph Brown Director of Intramurals IN RECOGNITION OF jnwMWwe -erti , ' . X x . v ■ - L X V - N ■- -- - ' V- - • . If V V Dr. Cleon Thompson Interim Chancellor, 1981 209 fflRssm BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS Dr. Quiester Craig Dean of School of Business and Economics Dr. Georgia Bowser Chairperson of the Dept. of Business Administration Dr. Basil Coley 210 Chairman of the Dept. of Economics Dr. Meada Gibbs Chairperson of the Dept. of Business Education and Administration B —._-«. m SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES % Dr. William DeLauder Dean of Arts and Science Dr. Annarjit Singh Chairman of the Dept. of Political Science Dr. Frances Logan Chairperson of the Dept. of Sociology and Social Services 211 RSBsramam Dr. Wendell Jones Chairman of the Mathematics Department Dr. Emory Sadler Chairman of the Dept. of Psychology Dr. Jason Gilchrist 2 2 Chairman of the Deot. of Physics Dr Frank Bell Chairman of the History Dept. SCHOOL OF EDUCATION Dr. S. Joseph Shaw, Dean School of Education Dr. Dorothy P. Barnett Chairperson, Secondary Ed. Curriculum Dr. Isaac Barnett Chairman — Safety Driver Education Dr. Arlington Chisma Chairman of Industrial Technology 213 wmBommmsmt Dr. Tommie Young Chairperson Department of Media Education Dr. Walter Wright Chairman of Chemistry Mr. Leroy Holmes Chairman of Art Department Mr. Jimmy Williams Acting Chairman of Music Department Dr. Wyatt Kirk Chairman — Educational Psychology Mr. Calvin Irvin Acting Chairman — Health, Physical Education and Recreation Department Dr. Henry Cameron Chairman of Administrative And Post Secondary Education Mr. George Gail Chairman of Industrial Education HB BB BHDSl BSSGB S S iBmammasmM SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE I 216 Dr. Burleigh C. Webb, Dean School of Agriculture B Dr. Samuel Dunn Chairman of Plant Science Dr. Harold Mazyck Chairman of Home Economics Dr. Daniel Godfrey Director of Agricultural Extension Service i . - 1 Dr. Arthur Bell Chairman of Agricultural Education Dr. Sidney Evans Chairman — Agricultural Econ. Rural Soc. SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING SURESH CHANDRA Dr. Suresh Chandra Dean of School of Engineering Dr. William Craft Assistant Dean 218 IS Dr. Winser Alexander Chairman of the Dept. of Electrical Engineering Dr. William A. Streat Chairman of the Dept. of Architectural Engineering Dr. Albert W. Wortham Chairman of the Dept. of Industrial Engineering Dr. Tony Min Chairman of the Dept. of Mechanical Engineering REGISTRATION, What A THRILL!!!! Of course I preregistered Mam, at least I think I did N E N E W W Finally, I get to give A Tall of my registration money, what a relief. Whew! U R N S o R Next year please. Do you need help? A second opinion is always helpful, says the beautiful Donna. Photos By Raymond Kelly 220 BLUES. 221 ■UIUUILI CAMPUS LAUNDRY 222 Deborah Deans Timothy Bryant FOOD SERVICE Ms. Remona Hall Ms. Cynthia Wat. ' ion and .■ tudents Ms. Karen Hall and Ms. Mattie Blount Ms. Lovanna Waddell Chef Jackson Ms. Phyllistie Wilson Ms. Joyce Quick RffiSBRRBHRRa CAMPUS SECURITY Joseph E. Daughtry Director of Security A. Photo by Raymond Kelly Mi LIBRARY STAFF t — — — BM U-L ±rJBAue9b«flaaftdtaUBCK — -| 1 1 1 ' . ' ■ [ -._--- - - P 1 First Row: Mounok Kim, Carolyn Barnfs, John Afonful. Second Row: Alva Steward, Katherine Jarrell, Rebecca Floyd, Magedeline Nash, Sa- brina Alexander. Third Row: Cora Matthewson. Sadie Smith, Florine Stafford, Mae K. Matter, Felicia Troxler. Fourth Row: Hilda McKee. Lauretta Harner, Maria Hawkins, Virginia Dawkins, Eula Hudgens. Bynam Crews. Not Pictured: Joyce Caldwell, Glenda Campbell, Weltrene Canada. Clarence Chisholm, Estelle W. Curley, Sharon Dawson, Martha Dick, Vir- ginia Dillard, Josephine Gray. ACTING DIRECTOR OF LIBRARY SERVICES Mrs. Alene C. Young 225 Ms. Paula Skelton Mrs. Lannie Smith L ] A Ronnie Tate AOHINISTRATOaS OFFIC Joseph Williams Mr. ' i. Ruth Meachum - Holland Hall Photos by Raymond Kelly Clyde Harris Ronald T. Vines Mrs. Jacqueline Stinson DORM COUNSELORS msaammi INFIRMARY Ms. Faye Caple A tJ 1 III E LB 3 r Fa H w u jbH 9: -J ' . jg Ms. Yuonne M. Neal and Mrs. Lynn Clay Dr. Prabhakar Pendse and Marvin Grier I I Ms. Suzan T. Holmes Ms. Marietta Douglas and Ms. Peggie Waddell CAMPUS POST OFFICE Leona B. Conrad Ben Wilson (Supervisor) Isaac Mack Susan Gozo Eluenor Botwe and Lula Hall CAMPUS BOOK STORE 229 tmammBBtBM IN ORDER TO GAIN EXCELLENCE . . n 230 Did you find it Regina? Urn! Very Neat! I know the answer now! Mr. Sumter and Michael Huggin finds a solution to their problem. STUDYING IS A NECESSITY ft- .- r UA r, And you call this a presidential meeting ... I wonder where the other presidents are! h I ' 1 Back to the drawing board. tp %. 111, ' S ' ' i ,...., t r- ' ' x Magic Machine against the wall, who ' s the handsomest of them all!. ' What can be more interesting than the lecture? B BBBi ! NOTHING BUT raf«i Ho Food « ft I it isn ' t ' The Hulk ' , in our cafeteria lobby. Seems like some people don ' t read signs. AN AGGIE AFFAIR Hut, two, three, four . Ella McMillian and Debbie Shannon show expressions of a rough day but Raymond Kelly looks like he ' s up to something mischievous. 232 wmm 233 THE BLUE AND GOLD MELODY BELLS: Cavia Jeter (Section Leader), Janet Reid, Jeannette Killett, Kim Dobson. ALTO HORN SECTION: Sonya Graves, Timothy Fisher (Section Leader), Jean McCombs. SAXES: Rodney Williams. Rudy Hianant. (2nd Row) Willie Dub Walker, Scott McLean, Don Joyner, Eric Charles B Bowden, Ro Stallings, Omega Cummings, Keith Mallory, Michael Harriston, I Lathem Dixion III, Todd Fuji Burke, Roderick Truesdale. T-BONE: James Johnson, John Wilson, Jerome Lee, Gejuan Long, Michael Rock (Section Leader), Vann Newkirk. 234 MARCHING MACHINE FLAG GIRLS: Ruth Scott, Ruby Ruster. Deborah Lu- cas. Linda Maxwell. Marilyn McLaurin. Vanessa Per- ry, Jamie Bate, Wancta Betty, Donna Lovelace, Andres Sumlin, Maxine Baldwin, Donna Lowe, Cheryl Martin. CLARINETS: Sandra Blackstock, Ester Hughes, Sharon Lynn, Beverly Burke, Re- gina Hargrove, Gloria Butler (Section Leader). Cassandra Branoon, Charles Burnes, Lorraine Thomas, Marvin Ross. • ' ' - . %.- ' !l ' -- ' i?V W j::zS . ' - ' ■ • ' : ' - ' .- •J ' %-Jij 3 v m MAJORETTES: Leartis Martin, Charlene Thomas, Jacqueline Chestnut, Karen Scott (Captain), Angela ■Si Johnson, Andrea Hill, Angela Cummings. m ■■Mh (T- ' C ' -Y ' ! Pn£ .••rt « ' C r ' [.f hif m:. ? FLUTES: Yolanda Bridges, Cindy Jordan. Bar- bara Leak. Second Row: Hughe Love, Kic M. Lips- comb, Wanda K. Ceres. Wtr. . e :Bggi TUBES: Arnold Poochie Cole, Gregory Dillard, Keyto Brown. TRUMPETS: Lajoy Check, Kim Pillman, Karen Morehead, Phil Powell, Thomas Bradshaw, Johnathon Newbitt, Carl Jones, Steve Gregory, William Lloyd, Mi- chael Harrell. 236 K aitVacxtilott 8 I Convocation 1981 was held in Harrison Auditorium at 10:00 a.m. Prayer was given by Rev. Sampson Buie, Jr. Reverend Ralph Ross introduced the program with the topic Given just one Minute. Student Body President, Stephen Kirk, delivered an inspiring speech on If we are not for ourselves and this University then who will be. The program continued with the gospel choir singing The Lord is Blessing Me Right Now and Tommye Brown, Miss A T 1981-82, who delivered a warm greeting. An introduction for the Chancellor was given by Dr. Nathan Simms, Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs. Dr. Edward Fort dedicated his speech to his 16 year old daughter. To the students. Dr. Fort urged us to work to make A T the best. After Dr. Fort ' s speech, final remarks were made by Coach McKinley and Freshman Class Officer, Timothy Drew. { l C. Cil- 6 CfnspJ Cft ,ir Jtiutcc4lnr - C tui ' ' iirtt Tttrl ' ' ( intntftu J reti ' - ' JltvsuLiti retih tntiut ■M o v ia o z o sS (£ — The Coronation of Miss Tommve C. Brown as Miss North Carolina A T State University 1981-82 was performed on October 8, 1981 at the Corbett Sports Complex. The theme of this royal affair was obtained from the play Peter Pan . Inspirational songs were sung by the Gospel Choir such as Lord, Give Me a Praying Spirit to Say, No, and Leaning on the Lord . In an attempt to disrupt the unity of N.C. A T, Wally Bell, alias Captain HEW, sang No Bad News . An impressive spectacle of grace and beauty was re- vealed by the queens of various organizations. Miss A T ' s Court was accompanied with the Military Pre- cision of Sabres bv the Joint Sabre Detail Unit from the ROTC Department. Stephen Kirk, SGA Presi- dent, escorted Miss A T through the Sabre Detail. A special farewell address was given by the former Miss A T, Greta Shaw. Miss A T was presented the Scep- ter to Aggieland by Chancellor Edward B. Fort. This royal evening concluded on a beautiful rendition of Endless Love . — Michael Hardison (1) North Carolina A T State University Gospel Choir (2) Ton Lenin Marilyn Smith sing Endless Love. (3) Wally Bell as CaptainHEW. (4) Master of Ceremony — Norman Jones. (5) The young people who plaved in Peter Pan were Neal Dans, Level Shipman and Tamara Latrice Davis, shown above. Also included in the play was Arnetrue Shipman, not pictured. MmKsmmaBmmKK mmm for yiggieUuttl s ranv (1) Miss A T receives a congratulatory kiss from her mother. Mrs. Ellen Caldwell. (2) Chancellor Fort presents the Scepter to Miss A T (3) Miss Tommye Brown, receives her crown from the former Miss A T State University 1980-81. Greta Shaw. (4) Miss A T. Court and Escorts. SGA President. Stephen Kirk, and Chancellor Edward Fort. 15) Tommye gleams proudly after receiving her Crown Scepter with Aggie friends. J40W€C0WJf]Q 1. Miss Women ' s Council 2. Miss Delta Sigma Theta 3. A T Armx — Air Force Drill Team 4. Miss Junior 5. Miss Pershing Rifles mat wamBm 1. Hayes Taylor YMCA — Kiddie Kollege J4omecoming f- afaae . . . uil C ntnuAiaAm ] .flilh ill ' . .1 ' fluMiMM f liotoi r aumona „ Ualai J(eiL Ck ami 2. Aggies of the future get a taste of the Home- coming parade 3. Chi Gamma Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Soror- ity 4. Miss Royal Blue of Phi Beta Sigma rKaumond Jseltu CT I ' aiaez ( naiis Z] 1. Miss Men ' s Council 2. Miss Senior 3. Miss Esquire 4. Miss Durham Aggie Club 5. Miss International Student s M )mi £ i ' U 3 19 8 A v MRBHi HOMECOMING GAME 1981 1. Defensive Lineman John Ogburn applies the Stick to this Mississippi Valley play- er, causing a fumble, which always attracts a crowd. 2. What ' s going on? 3. Seems like scoring for the Aggies was easy! 4. The A TROTC Colorguard adds a special touch to Homecoming Events. AGGIES i : • GUEST QUARTER ; o BALL ON DOWN TO GO v. - ' •. E I S IpifH uhmm ■V ' ' ' .•; - s ' : f? ' « . ■• •-1 .;-r A at mi 1 r- 1 hh 1 HOMI VltlTOH i ' '  ill tn DOWN -gltToaoy ■ A G G I E B O R 1 l rai WK M ife - K SU. I BTVTl B pii H - - liOTi, .r t- j :v N . rSlsiii vviHi Bipi iftjilE „wffi 2 - J Hj H KHB Ji ■ iM « ■ «- ( B 1. Ms. A T standing on the side lines with officiating referees, Tri- Captains Maurice Bryant, Donald Spicely and Dennis Coit. 2. I think we have the ball. 3. This is a real mess. A G G I E R E D WBBmmmmmm AGGIE CHEERLEADERS THE CROWD PLEASERS Alyssa Debnam — Co-captain Gwen Butts Mary Smith Sharon Williams Alemia Edwards Sherri Golden Tanya Crawford — Co-captain Beverly Hicks Crystal Casey y G Q J S P 3 1 3 D 247 msKmm -9 K-V LOWATT M tmmitisr ' 1 } Kilowatt had a very special touch to add to the homecoming festivities. With their outstanding performance of Rick James and Cameo music, they left a special glow in the audience. it k PHOTOS BY STROZA HILL STAR POINT Starpoint picks up where the Barkays left off pumping the crowd up to their hottest singles Keep On It . The group sang other hits and singles such as I Just Want To Dance With You , I ' ll Do Anjthing For You , and Want You . 249 IHI fllUHIUia JJioiimiauai THE BAR-KAYS 4 AM The Barkays came to party and did just that! Playing some of their baddest Jams Boogie Body Land , Shine, and Body Fever . With Lights Flashing and Loud Explosions, the Bar- kays left us with the Holy Ghost ! The ten member band consists of James Alexander — bass guitarist, Larry Dobson — lead vocalist, Winston Stewart — keyboards, synthesizers, Harvey Henderson — saxophone, Frank Smith — trombone, Charles Allen — trumpet, Lloyd Smith — lead and rhythm guitarist, Michael Bread — drum, Mark Bynom — keyboards, and lead vocalist, Sherman Guy — percussion- ist and lead vocals. P H O T O S B Y S T R O Z A H I L L s ft os K v ' ' - 251 uumiHUiiimuuiiiupjiMnii . mfi ifis imi i i iss i m ' T NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURAL AND TECHNICAL STATE UNIVERSITY Greensboro 27411 y . TO THE ROYAL SUBJECTS OF AGGIELAND I would first like to give honor to God, ray heavenly father, for choosing me ' • ' n to serve in the capacity as the Queen of North Carolina and Technical State Uni- jJg versity. Reigning as Miss North Carolina AST is an honor and a privilege which I 7 shall cherish for the rest of my life. It is also something for which I owe to 3 ! you my heartfelt gratitude, for you have graciously shown me the path that leads j Jg Somewhere Over the Rainbow . Being a Queen is not an easy task. The position 6 carries with it demands and responsibilities which are almost not humanly possible i; ' to fulfill. .•jB To the SGA Executive Board : for the support you have consistently given, I i | thank you. For so many times, the absence of your support would have made my tJ realized dreams like puffs of smoke in the wind. You are truly knights and ladies ' O of the Land. To the Administrators and Staff : for the encouragement and coopera- i;l:- tion relentlessly given through all my projects, and for the willingness to lend ! an ear to my endless desires and dreams for Aggieland, I thank you. And Espe- v2 cially to the Student Body: for electing me to this prestigious position, for the ■.■::- love, respect and Royal Treatment given to me each and every day of my Reign as h Your Queen, I am forever indebted to you. Memories of the standing ovation at v Coronation, that Aggie Pride displayed at Black College Day, the rally around me jj?;::; during my tragedy, and even the simplest, Hello, Miss AGT in the caf will for- ' fi ever live in my heart and be my companions for life, I cannot put into words the tys joy I feel in my heart. ■ •• . And so, it is with gratitude, love, pride and even regret that I write this t letter. Eternal Gratitude to those of you who have given me the opportunity to C - catch a glimpse of paradise. Love from the depths of my heart to my Royal Sub- jg jects who have shared so much love with me. With great pride in Aggieland, for tilg the Greatest Love Is From An Aggie-at-Heart. And, with regret because the opening ip. of doors by graduation mean the closing of others. But like General MacArthur, jc I shall return; vz I was born of an Aggie, my years at AST have made me an Aggie Queen until I ' m dead; Lovingly-- Your Queen, ie bred, and I ' ll be Tommye C . arown Miss AST, 1981-82 9jy Room 216 Memorial Union Phone 379-7638 g ■f- ,, A ConsHtuent Institution of THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA, William Friday. President ,Ji m n-. QQle- t- Meavi n :i fMim ;i 8U82 ommue C. d rown BEAUTIFUL LADIES COMPETE For Miss A T ' s Court g c 13 C CO E CO . O E o Q. O CO Jennifer Bridges Donna Lovelace Valerie Herndon c CO E CO O -3 Drunell Surratt Cynthia Heath Shirley Huntley c_ c o Evelyn Burney Jaye George Marilyn McLaurin PHOTOS BY RAYMOND KELLY 7 w Bt. I 1 M f 1 H r ' ■■ ' i --g t- • 5 f 4 ! K , rfc fiUjL r 11 9k ! ' MPf 1 J Angela Foster Freshman Alberta Leak Junior June Jone, Ms. A T Donna Lovelace Freshnnan Finalists maaisBsmmmmm ■ -■ ' iiimni 11 MISS A T :OMING Miss A T held a pageant in Harrison Auditorium for the selection of her Homecoming Court. A panel of judges composed of students, facul- ty, and Miss A T, selected Miss Freshman, Miss Sophomore, and Miss Junior Attendants from a group of 12 beautiful ladies. They were judged based upon personality, poise, questioning and answering, and model- ing. The decision was difficult but the final results were Miss Freshman — Donna Lovelace; Miss Sophomore — Jaye George; Miss Junior — Evelyn Burney; and Miss Senior Attendant — Cynthia Parker. ATT ENDANTS Evelyn Tamara Burney Miss Junior Cynthia Parker ,Miss Senior Donna Lovelace Miss Freshman Jaye George Miss Sophomore fi iii -. 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Students work together in Electrical Engineering Lab. I hope it ' s right because I need the extra points. 274 COOLIN ' OGT AGGIE STYLE Well, even though your girlfriend is a friend of mine . B l ■j 1 1 w What ' s going on . . . No classes today An obvious posed shot IN MEMORY OF We pause today, in memory of one so dear to us. Memories of him will linger in our hearts and minds for many years to J come. ARTHUR BALBOA WORD, JR. was identified by his family, friends and acquaintances as an individual who stood] ready and willing to lend a helping hand to anyone in need of assistance. On August 30, 1979, Arthur Jr. was performing] true to form. On this date in Greensboro, N.C., while helping a friend move, he fell from the back of a truck, receiving per- manent injuries. He was confined to a number of hospitals and nursing homes until August 30, 1981, when God touched] him while enroute to a hospital, and called him to rest. Arthur Jr. was born October 29, 1952 at Roxboro, N.C., where he also attended school. He was a 1971 Person Senior] High School graduate. He graduated from North Carolina A T State University at Greensboro in 1976. Following his] graduation, he was employed by the A T State University Police Department. 276 Mk BB 4 J This is the beginning of a new day. God has given me this day to use as I will. I can waste it or use it for good, but what I do today is important - - because I am exchanging a day of my life for it. When tomorrow comes, this will be gone forever, leaving in its place something that I have traded for it. I want it to be gain and not loss; good and not evil; success and not failure; in order that I shall not regret the price I have paid for it. f f f i s t • 277 nnn AGGIE LAND . . . Roberto chats with Ms. Burnette. Saturday, December 5th, a special day set aside for International Day. Students from all over the world displayed their cultural artifacts, clothing articles and ornaments. Customs were discussed to visitors who showed interest. It was not only a joyous event but a learning experience too! 278 INTERNATIONAL Oh, sweet music to my ears! mm - 5 ' J! ' v ——.I PO ' c ' Smiles Everyone, SMILES! ' AFFAIRS 279 BEING AN AGGIE IS NOT ' 3 International student shares ideas and beliefs of native Homeland. Mr. Sumpter demonstrates to his Design II class about graphics while Stephanie, Jerome and Bill watch. Audrey William uses the Compugraphic Editwriter 7500 while Register Editor, Mike Fairley, looks on. A Farce in Three Acts. Could This Be Love. 280 JUST A JOB . . . IT ' S AN ADVENTGRE! Yolanda Lee gives a tone of loveliness! Somebody is in trouble! - . V ■m f Being an Aggie isn ' t all this lady has. It ' s beauty!! We must ace this test tomorrow! Really! Senior gives essential advice to freshman. 281 Messing aro und in Highrise. Come on. I know you can do it! Ramon, Van and Nechez cut-up between classes. Intensity fills the air as students await the crowning of Miss A T ' s Attendants. 282 I ' m hungry! Students seek additional information of careers in the health field. 1981 CHRISTMAS PARTY Valdez Chavis summer interning in Roustabout off the Gulf of Mexico. Practice makes perfect! Two heads are better than one in the field of Electrical Engi- Students working on assignments in Design II Class, neering. Instructor gives students helpful ideas in Architectural De- sign. Students in Physics II Class strives for excellence in completing their projects. Mr. Reginald Whitsett presents student with Tau Alpha Tau awards. Preparing for take-off!! MY SONG Early in the morning way off in the east cradled in her bosom I remember peace There were always rainbows after thunder storms little Black boy growing in his daddy ' s arms Looking at the horizon my back to rising sun there ' s pain in that direction Why do you look out that way son? O hear the songs of mermaids out there in the west please don ' t cry now momma for knowledge is my quest Wandering on the plains in the noon-day heat illusions of this journey I stumble on my feet Pressing ever forward against raging winds and sand. ■ .. ' . r - ' ' - r ' ii ' J ' i} ' • ' . • P .y The Class of 81 on the road to excellence! 285 wmmmm to fall from a high mountain top into a dark and desolate land I hear songs in the air, now voices somewhere else I see images beside me but I do not trust myself I will lay here for a time I will not tarry long my head aches, I am dizzy I must wait till I am strong While I slept, she came to me why I do not know Dreams do come true she said then I woke and saw her go In that waking hour an angel appeared to me When I blinked she was gone but she inspired me My head pounds more intensly my body, flames in pain j. Ramseur. an A T Alumni, frequently uisits A T. He is , the songs have turned to laughter ' ' S ' Sanford. N.C. in Retails and Sales. Student teachers seeking instant success. Linda Lowery and Clarence Carness are enjoying their chicken dinner at Parker Brothers. WUk Tim Woodard profiling after the hard day ' s work. all my strength is drained I see no sun. I hear no songs in this lonely land before I journey onward I must stand and be a man Going forth in the dark I ' ll be tossed about but this the path I ' ve chosen It will end somewhere, no doubt Thorns and briars rip me they pierce me to the bone I keep on stepping forward I know I ' m not alone path of unknown destiny please lead me to the shore 1 hear the songs of mermaids in my ears once more I know the words, for its my song the name is unknown when I see the setting sun then I ' ll know I ' m home Bryant Mclver, II Roland Eller, an alumni of A T, is now the Department Chair- person at Montrose V.A. Hospital in Montrose, NY. As you can see he ' s proud to be an AGGIE. Look! I don ' t plan on buying anything here. I am just seeking information. TROUBLE SHOOTERS ' 81-82 HK TROUBLE SHOOTERS - FRONT ROW L to R - (5x7) Myrtle Bowen. Stroza H. Hill (Head Photographer), Helena Wright, BACK ROW L to R — Prestina Mickens, Garry E. Pearsall, Cecil Leftwich, Stephanie Debnam (Artist). Raymond B. Kelly (Assistant Head Photographer) NOT PRESENT — Valder Chavis. Jason (Flash) Felder, Sheryl D. Thompson CS Fellow Aggies: The Trouble Shooters (Yearbook Photographers) were given this name because of the job they do. When a photographer is sent on an assignment, he or she are actually TROUBLE SHOOTING. Many things can happen from the time you take a picture and actually print that picture. If the steps are followed precisely, then the picture will be exceptable and presented in your yearbook. ' I would like to thank all of the photographers for the time dedicated to their work and their strive for excellence. In conclusion, if you see a trouble shooter in the area, SMILE because they may be taking a picture of you! Stroza Hill Head Photographer 288 P H O T O s B Y S T R O Z A H I L L ■tti OTHER Aiim frtmAr ' df 289 TELOCA Phyllis Belton (Vice-President), Permelia Gause (Treasurer), Iris McCauley — (Ms. Teloca), Shirley Scott (Presi- dent) Deborah Davis (Secretary), Angela Paige, (Advisor) Sandra Hicks. T.O.S.S. THE ORGANIZATION OF SELF STRIVERS Lottie Neal, Vernon Patrick, Doris R. Williams (Treasurer), John T. Robinson, Elizabeth Hunt (Secretary), Rahual A. Margal (Public Director), Constance L. King (President), Robert Hardy (Vice-President), Stephanie Y. Hughes, Sandra Gilmore, Willie Jeanette Maybin, Sarah McKoy, Patrick B. Lewis. Aduisor Ms. Dorothy Bailey. BROTHER SISTERS IN CHRIST Carl Thurston. Sandra Pettiford, Teresa McClean, Gerald Williams. Not pictured: Linda Terry, Mrs. Smith (Advisor), Leo Lynch. WILSON RUSSELL ENSEMBLE • m I t _ f Sebastian Phiter, Vernal Alford, Renna Brown, Vickie A. Williams, Keith Brown, Vivian A. Wilson, William Parker. o F F I C E R S DIGIT CIRCLE Officers seated: Bertina Lewis. Miss Digit Circle; Timothy Woodard, President; Jennifer Bridges, Secretary. Stand- ing: Dr. Gilbert Casterlow. Jr., Aduisor; Ouintin James, Treasurer; Tim Smith, Vice-President; Dr. Wilbur Smith, Advisor. 1st Row, left to right: Brenda Cunningham, Bertina Lewis, Judy Bradshaw, Gloria Corbett, Mary Moore, Freda Lockhart. 2nd Row, left to right: Jennifer Beldges, Turnette Robertson, Kent Williams, Angelia Artis. Patty Cyrus. 3rd Row, left to right: Dr. Gilbert Casterlow, Ronald Tillery, Ronnie Payton, Tim Smith, Verlinda Moore, Norman Jones, Ouinton Jones. AGGIE PEP CLUB The Aggie Pep Club is the very first active pep club here at this university. Mr. Wayne Simpson has been a key par- ticipant in this organization. The Club ' s major objective is to help motivate interest and enthusiasm towards the Ag- gie athletic program. P u o T O s Pep Club Officers 1st Row. left to right: Renee Lewis (Secretary), Neicy Gaines (Parlia- mentarian). Shirley Huntley (Asst. Secretary). 2nd Row. left to right: De- bra Allen (Treasurer). Tonia Mitch- ell (Parliamentarian). Priscilla Wall (President). Not pictured: Terry Homes (Vice President). Guna Diggs (Sergeant-at-Arms), Tim Abner (Ad- visor), Rick Franz (Advisor). NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURAL AND TECHNICAL STATE UNIVERSITY GREENSBORO 27411 (919) 379-7820 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Dear Fellow Aggies: This year has truely been one to remember. As I pause to reflect upon it, I find that on the surface there appears to have been many disap- pointments and set-backs. However, when I look beneath the surface, I find that there was also a common thread of good running throughout this year. A thread that would not break. - --- A thread that would not weaken, despite complaints, attitudes or even neglect. A thread that we should have seen tightening if the complaints, attitudes and neglect increased. A thread that will remain with this Great Black University long after we gone. A thread that was with us through thick and thin. A thread that was with us from Homecoming ' 81 through April Pest ' 82. A thread that was with each and everyone of us each and everyday. A thread that we were suppose to take from the classroom and be able to make a practical application of. A thread that was suppose to tea ' -.h us, as African Americans, how to collectively work to overcome all external obstacles and barriers . A thread that should have taught us what being an Aggie was all about. A thread that should have taught us that Aggies are not apathetic or complacent, but leaders and achievers. A thread that should have in stilled AGGIE PRIDE and SPIRIT in us. That thread is the thread of education, and I sincerely hope that, at some point during the year, it wrapped itself around you. For as the philosopher Hericlitus reminds us you may never pass this way again . Yours in Love and Hope Stephen S. Kirk, President Student Government Association ROOM 217 MEMORIAL UNION PHONE 379-7820 or 7821 A CoiiJt«ii«iU IiutttuMon 0 THl UNnTHMITY OF NORTH CAHOUNA. WUHam rHdoy. PrtMmt 294 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION Stephen S. Kirk Michael Prioleau Treasurer Trace]; Teamer Assistant to the President Camilla Ross Secretary Franklin White Attorney General 1 V mk Wendel l Chapman Entertainment Director Charles Conrad. Jr. Internal Vice-President Shawn Jenkins Acting Vice-President (External) Photos By Cecil Leftwich STUDENT GOVERNMENT OFFICERS 81-82 Stephen S. Kirk . . . President Tracy Teamer Assistant to the President Charles J. Conrad, Jr. Internal Vice-President Lew Dewitt (Aug. -Nov.) Exter- nal ' ice-President Shawn Q. Jenkins. (Dec. -May) External Vice-President Michael A. Prioleau Treasurer Camilla Ross Secretary Tommye Brown. . . . Miss A T Frank White Attorney General The A T Register Register Editor, Michael Fairley, inspires future journalist. 298 ■Mh Advisor — Mrs. Loreno M. Marrow P H O T O S B Y T H E R E G 1 S T E R Audrey Williams (News Editor) Tony Moore (Managing Editor) t- — r V Rosalind Stinson (Entertainment Manager) Joycita Williams (Head Typist) Thomas Harris (Production Manager) Phyllis Fennell (Circulation Manager) (left to right) Thomas Harris. John Michael (Reporter), (seat- ed) -Joycita Williams. Audrey Williams. Tony Moore. Michael Fair ley. The A T Register Published (nice  eekl during (he school ear b students of North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State lniversii . To receive the A T Resister, please send S9.50 ftir one ear or S17 for l o ears to the AdT Resisier. Box l-:-25. Nt TSl , Greensboro, North Carolina. 27411 to cover mailing and handling costs. Ediiiir-lii-Chief. lutiuet A. huirlev taiiuiiiiis Ediiiii Tnin Mnarc Ncivi Ldiuir Audrey I . Wdlianis Business Ad Maiiaver dliani J. Love .Assdciale Biisinc ' . Ad Munuver. . . Dehnrah Sanders S ' aris tdiiiir H ude a h PriidiHiioii Manauer Tlimiia ' . t. Harm Head Typi ' ,1 Jmciia Hilliuiiis Liiler am iieii: Ldilur Rn ' ulmd Sliinmi An LdiKir Peurles ' . Spclhr Clue) Pluii(n;raplier HamM A . Ty.iui Circu aiin i Manager P iv ln l hciincll Dislrdniliiiii Munuwr Julian C. H :lliiiii: ■Irfr Tcr -v I firciiii V . lan,.u Re ire- enied tttr Suntinal Aihernsine By COMMLMCA TIO ADIER TIS . G SER I ICES FOR STiDE TS (CA.SS) 1633 West Central Street K anst(pn. Illinois 60201 [Deborah Sanders — Associate Business Manager nan RICHARD B. HARRISON PLAYERS 302 Officers: Lanee Weatherly, Junious Leak and Janie Jones. ■Hi it? Are the Players acting over a Dust Broom . . . Looks that way. doesn ' t 303 Row 1: Lanee Weatherly, Nannetha Darnell, Ronie Jones. Row 2: Keith Smith, Janie Jones, Junious Leak, Eric Dixon. Miller Lackey. STUDENT UNION ADVISORY BOARD N 304 PRESIDENT MOLLIETTA McBRIDE ■Nl Row 1: Shelia Heggins. Donna Simmons, Geralyn Moore, Lisa Torain, Monica Salters, Michelle Norman, Given Smith Row 2: Helena Wright, Rodney Montermery, Fentress Martin, Michael Suggs, Carolyn Ray, Kenneth Walton Row 3: Moltiette McBride, Shari Garnett, Brenda Holmes. Debra Cooper, Crystal Cul- breth Row 4: Desiree Steadman, Wanda Beatty, Billy Manning Row 5: Harry Jacobs, Diana Partlow, Leon Johnson, Timothy Woodard Row 6: Lucy Bailey, Wendell Chaplin, Audrey Williams, Rudy Thompson, Otis Harvey P h o t o s B y p r e s t n a M i c k e n s Row 1: Lucy Bailey — Recording Secretary, Michael Suggs — Vice- President, Mollita McBride — President, Wendell Chaplin — Trea- surer, Donna Simmons — Corresponding Secretary, Row 2: Otis Har- vey — Social Affairs — Chairman, Mrs. Faust — Advisor, Billy Man- ning — Artist, Mona Davis — Rules Regulation Chairman, Mr. Roger McKee — Student Union Director, Rodney Montermery — Games Tournament Chairman i2U!rt «l v.i[iln(.f -fi!rt! n. me.v Maxie L. Palmer, Jr. — President Joseph Wilson, Cheryl liedmnn. Donald Juhnson, Cossandra Milchell. Maxie I ' ahner. Toni lAimherl . Charles Burch, Jr. Left to Right: Joseph Wilson, Cheryl Redmon. Donald Johnsim, Cassandra Mitchell, Maxie Palmer, Toni Lambert, Charles Hurch. 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Met, mtfmim «i, WVH tOarm -i ' Im BmJ Wa.J. C. C tt tvin Catk JL mna Jnut4ck KnJa Jrimk £L.r Qtt.. DU JLH . 4 —  Ktmm«lk pinxw WuU.ip J . D.nf.1. SLM, 2 J Smllk • ■ w ncM y ii !Xmter%u im .v.«uv .vi uMnda t , ,,„ EDITOR-IN-CHIEF - 1982 MvS. SIBON CHERRY PR()FF,SSIONAL IIISTOKY ROIiERSONVILU:, N.C. m maSMmmm BgB ASSOCIATE EDITOR MS. PANDORA ROBINSON IXONOMICvS DURHAM, N.C. MANAGING EDITOR ANTONIO PETTIT BUSINESS MANAGER CHARLENE GARDNER ■ia BHi «SSt-:;ieM-i.; ' S SECRETARY ROSE MARIA ROBINSON ADVERTISING CLERK MARCENIA BARNES - - — f. _n w Mike Diinkls Sdiff AiUs( Stcpliank- I StiilT Ardsl ( ollllii ' ( ijl Harry .Jarobs Soplioiintrc ( ' -l:(lil« Siipporlivc Scrvircs Ia ' OII .JollllSIHl William Mclvcr Ucud Arlisl SlllCKllS Sfiiirn- ( ' SIikUiH SU-pliaiiic Saiulcn Si all Axis SiniiuK-i ' s .Imiiiir (lass. ( Spi.ils. U()T( Taiiiiiiy Wixxlarcl .liiiiiiir Class, Or aiiizalions HEAD PHOTOGRAPHER STROZA HHJ. MISSION: Striving For Excellence AvSSIvSTANT PHOTOGRAPHER Raymond Kelly i 1 i i 1 tm t e sJ 1,. ■ % ■m y ' . H 4 « j u JH jjfl 4 i mfw .i ' — ' mkjmij ' ' - 1 — J P ■ ' i ■ifi 1 fv 1 ' 1 ,-iT? ' - ' .: A: 1 ' ! l B i Mm (U lii.u. 11- I HE TROUBLESHOOTERS I ' Hui MuK (.:iiA IViiisiiH EDITOR ' S EPILOGUE Irying to express the Editor-in-Chief is not responsibilities for this experience I have the Staff the preceding of many duties that der to produce an excel- because of the hard tion our past Editors nuals to make it suc- students, faculty, and making it of a quality amongst other universi- is a major reason why of Excellence, was cho- have spent long hours many leisure days to nual for our university dious but fun! truly blessed to have an staff; so at this time, I entire AYANTEE Staff port and cooperation. A tended to Keith Matth- ups and downs of bein difficult. I realized the position because of the gained by working on three years. It consists must be fulfilled in or lent annual. I know this work, time and dedica have spent into their an cessful not only to the administrators, but that will represent A l ties of the nation. This the theme, In Pursuit sen. The Staff and 1 and have sacrificed produce an excellent an to be proud of. It was te I can say that I was energetic, hardworking would like to thank the for their utmost sup special thanks is ex ewson, Harvey Middle ton, Tim Woodard, Diane Heath, JoAnn Stevenson, Walter Townsend, Gari Thomas, Dwayne Alford, Deidre Thornton, Jarriet Harris, Michelle Harrison, Eddie Kornegay, Veronica Noble, May Ann Curry, Annette Howze and friends who stopped by the office just to present new and better ideals to make this yearbook the best ever. Last, but not least, my deepest and foremost appreciation goes to our Advisor, Ms. Dorothy Bailey, who supported me and the staff from the beginning to the very end. Thank you very much. With Love and Appreciation, SiBon Cherry, Editor-in-Chief ' . = 9x  i i] itfi £; ' ) tv Mir•;;s i M . n t r..WAiu:. . li;-.r ir ; ' - - ' r:rri , v. NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURAL AND TECHNICAL STATE UNIVERSITY PRESENTS A TRIBUTE HONORING DR. LEWIS CARNEGIE DOWDY ON THE OCCASION OF HIS RETIREMENT AS CHANCELLOR BOARD OF TRUSTEES Dr. Lacy H. Caple, Chairman Carson Bain Greensboro, N.C. Marshall B. Bass Winston-Salem, N.C. Pam McCorkle, President Student Government Association Mrs. Elizabeth W. Cone Greensboro, N.C. Dr. Wilbert Greenfield Charlotte, N.C. C.C. Griffin Concord, N.C. William Hemphill Greensboro, N.C. Rev. Jesse L. Jackson Chicago, 111. Robert A. Kraay Greensboro, N.C. David W. Morehead Greensboro, N.C. John H. McArthur, Jr. Wakulla, N.C. Mrs. Angeline Smith Greensboro, N.C.