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NC A A T STATE UNIV LIBRARY 3 0343 0120229T ► .D. bluFORu uib. . .■N.C. A T STATE UNIVERSITJ GREENSBORO. LIS 22AX1, mzz on o«oasN33aa OlSM3AINn 31V1S ±9V OTi DEAR A T nciri Dear A T ... Throughout the year, we observed that you supported and recognized our program interests and most important, our academic pursuits. For this, we are grateful. In many ways you provided a program for us which lead to a variety of individual and group living-learning experiences that facilitated our exploration in evaluating personal values, attitudes, aspirations, and beliefs. For this, we are grateful. Sincerely, Your Students. Table Of Contents Introduction 1 Table of Contents 2 Students And Their Activities 3 School Deans . , 4 Chancellor Edward B. Fort 5 Dedication g Students 7 Who ' s Who Recipients 8-14 Ron McNair X5 In Recognition of: Ig Memorial Union 17 Freshmen Class 18-32 Sophomore Class 34-45 Junior Class 48-56 Student Life 57-63 Senior Class 64-79 Organizations 80-144 Student Life 145 Homecoming 146-155 Student Life 156-157 Alma Mater Dictionary Puzzle 158-159 Supportive Services 160-177 Mandate for Excellence 178-179 Observance of the late Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr 180-181 Black History Month 182-186 Sports Athletics 187-205 Department Chairpersons 206-217 Airforce ROTC 218-219 Army ROTC [ ' ,[ 220-221 Memorial Union Staff 222-223 Cafeteria Staff Students 224-226 Student Life 227 Commencement 228-229 Lyceum 230-231 Student Life 232-239 Campus And Residence Life 240-246 Career Planning And Placement Center 247 Counseling Center 248 Activities 249-290 Faculty 291-294 Administration 295-303 Student Life 304-305 Friendly Faces 306 Secretaries 307 Student Life 311-312 Senior Directory 313-319 In Memorium 320-321 INDEX 322-324 c. sy STUDENTS And Their Activities Karen Mickens SGA — President NC A T State University . Dr. B.C. Webb 111 Webb Animal Science Building School of Agriculture Dr. Quiester Craig 138 Merrick Hall School of Business and Economics Dr. Ethel Taylor 100 Crosby Hall College of Arts and Sciences Dr. Albert Walker 103 Hodgin Hall School of Education Dr. Suresh Chandra 101 Cherry Hall School of Engineering Dr. Albert Spruill 122 Gibbs Hall Graduate School Dr. Beverly Malone 101 Noble Hall School of Nursing Schools And College Deans I!j8 v 39 1 I f Dr. Earl Yarbrough 100 Price Hall School of Technology Dr. Edward B. Fort, Chancellor North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University MRS. DORIS D. CANADA ASSISTANT VICE CHANCELLOR FOR BUSINESS AND FINANCE BUSINESS MANAGER It is with profound pleasure that the AYANTEE Yearbook Staff and Student Government Association, DEDICATE to vou, Mrs. Canada, our 1987-88 Edition of the AYANTEE YEAR- BOOK. We owe a special debt of thanks and appreciation to Mrs. Canada, for she works behind closed doors in the name of students. Her involvement with students may not always be visible, but her functions extend far and wide. We say THANK YOU. Steps Toward . . . Excellence Dear A T: The climate is perfect! We have proclaimed your goals and mission. We are among those who have found the way to achieve and learn the way of life which produces joy, love and happiness. Thank you for giving us this awe-inspiring opportunity to inherit the best you offer — A QUALITY EDUCATION. Who ' s Who Among Students In American Universities And Colleges Audrey Alexander Bernadette B. Allen James A. Allen Jacqueline F. Ballou Creighton R. Barber Cynthia Bonner James F. Butler, III Vivian Byrd Hope S. Chaplin Barnabas Coker Troy J. Coleman Kevin T. Corley Janine C. Davis Ricky D. Dixon Falecia P. Dukes Annie P. Dupree Carolyn A. Eure James T. Glenn Cheryl M. Grant Cheryl J. Gary Dare L. Grogan Sidney R. Hargro Kathv L. Harris James Hill, III Nancy Holmes Carolyn Y. Jackson Jonathan L. Jackson Norma Jarrett James E. Jones Ronald J. Jones Tonya Lacewell Benita Lewis Constance Mathis Karen Y. Mickens Charles A. Mitchell Richard E. Moore William B. Moore Terri Neal Phillips 0. Ojo Greta D. Osborne Lynn M. Perry Allison M. Pope Reginald Powe LaDeirdre W. Sanders Alicia E. Scott Kabirah Shabazz Michael A. Sheehan Waheed A. Shittu Jill E. Solomon Sharon B. Spivey Karen Stanley W. Thomas Stanley Shelley C. Thomas Bridget L. Wall Darryl M. Wallace Christopher Watson Angela K. Williams Anthony Williams Eric Williams Laura J. Williams Michael A. Wilkerson Jewel M. Wilson Karen A. Winsley Kathy A. Winsley Bernadette B. Allen James A. Allen Jacqueline F. Ballou Vfc Creighton R. Barber Cvnthia Bonner James Butler, III Vivian Byrd Barnabas Coker Troy Coleman ■•: - • - ' ■' J:. :-! ' , . ;■, i ii jb! kV PAUL ROSESOn IBM -1976 I pioiieer in Hutnnn rights B ci -■: l = ■: ■-:• ' : ' ■- KMIM U •-Hl l I03 U IT Hj Ml flWM w Kevin T. Corley Janine C. Davis Ricky D. Dixon Falecia Dukes Annie Dupree Cheryl Grant Cheryl -J. Cray Sidney R. Hargro Kathy L. Harris Nancv Holmes Carolyn Jackson Norma Jarrett James E. Jones Ronald J. Jones Tonya Lacewell Benita E. Lewis Constance Mathis Karen Y. Mickens Charles A. Mitchell Richard E. Moore William B. Moore Terri Neal Phillips 0. Ojo Lynn M. Perry Allison M. Pope Reginald Powe LaDeirdre W. Sanders 12 Kabirah Shabazz Michael A. Sheehan Waheed A. Shittu Jill E. Solomon Sharon Spivey Karen Stanley William T. Stanley Shellev Thomas Bridget L. Wall 13 Darryl M. Wallace Angela K. Williams Laura J. Williams w o W o Michael Wilkerson Jewel Wilson Karen A. Winsley Where Excellence Is Fashionable Dedication Services for the Ronald E. McNair Engineering Building at NC A T State University, Friday, June 12, 1987. Dr. Ronald E. McNair, ASTRONAUT and distinguished Scientist, will long be remembered as an outstanding graduate of NC A T State University and as a genuine AMERICAN HERO. He died on Tuesday, January 28, 1986 while serving as a mission specialist aboard the Space Shuttle Challenger. i:. • - ' . i In Recognition Of Mr. Roger McKee, Director Memorial Union In sharing his knowledge and Union experiences with individuals, you will note a genuine love for his work. With his keen sensitivity of the needs for the Union and providing co-curricular activities for participants, he joins both together with his practical philosophy in delivering services that are much appreciated by students. Because of his unique management style, many organizations, departmental clubs, service clubs, churches, schools, and numerous other agencies benefit greatly because of his concern to make everything enjoyable when using the facility. We cannot attach a more precarious tag to Mr. McKee ' s name and reputation, other than to label him as an OUTSTANDING GENTLEMAN. t ■WP- ? Memorial Union ■rw • | 17 . ... ,.. ™- -Mi wit   •• .«r s -■.,■■i ... ;-.. Class Officers And Queen LAWRENCE ALEXANDER. JR. PRESIDENT 1 MONICA A. MORRIS VICE-PRESIDENT TANYA NICOLE BALLARD SECRETARY TECLA THOMAS TREASURER SHARON K. JENKINS MISS FRESHMAN 19 Chervl L. Abnev Daniel A. Alexander Lawrence Alexander. Jr. Cheneta Allen Duane Allen r ' V Va rk Travis Andrews Rachelle Anthony April D. Armstrong Charlette Arrington Charlina Arrington n fit, - V Tammy Artis Kimberly Attucks Hugh Bailey Haul Bailey Lewis Baker ■.V- The Centennial Year 1 if 1 ; y I JlVM I Tanya Ballard Pamela A. Barber Troy Barbour Melanie Barco Vickie R. Barnes Victoria Bartell Keyva Baskerville Titha Bates Eric Battle Tawheshia M. Beattv John S. Bell, III Charlotte Belton Tracy Belton Michele N. Bennett John Berry Terrance Bethune Bernard Birdsall Lori J. Blake Devaughn Body Keisha Boggan Randall Boone Tracey Booth Tamara Bowden Tracv D. Bowman Samuel Boyd Bridgitte Boyles Melissa Bracken Katherine Bratton Lisa Broadie Nina Broadway Verneice Bromell Charlene 0. Brown Melody Brown Terrea Brown Valene Brown Yolanda P. Brown 21 DeJuanna Bryant 1 4% Lamont Bryant c Roderick Bunche m=w Sharon Burch ■ifcr Diane M. Burns i ™ k Kenneth Burwell Sj 1 i i -X Deborah Bush Diane Butler Karin Byrd Tyrone Caesar Deborah L. Cain Corey Caldwell Adrienne Campbell A f Robin Campbell w K9 Keisha Carpenter % .: - T Tonya Carpenter fc Jernitta Carter ; k Lisa R. Chance k-s, v 1 V l V Lisa Chestnut Marcie Chriso Regina Claxton Tanya Clinton Alonzo Cohen Melody Collins Jacqua Corey Paulette Conyer Carl Coston Donna Craddock Erika Crawford Reginald Crawley 1 Stacey Crosby Wyatt Cumbo Crystal Dalton Jasmin Daniels Corey Carnell D ' Etta Davis ft 11! 22 c± it M - j ..■im ' r v . Jerod K. Davis Pamela Davis Roderick G. Davis Yolande Davis Marvin Dawson Doris Dave Kerri Dickerson Marian Dillahunt Courtney Dockery Timothy Dortch Kelley Y. Douglas Tequel Douglass Henry A. Dozier Janice Dozier Markeisha Drew Cheryl Dudley Andrehe C. Duncan Alisa Dunn Andre Edmond Randy Edmundson Brian Edwards Cheryl L. Edw ards Raquel Niki Edwards Marci Elijah t r V - sat Leslie Elliott Anissa Ellis Kimberly M. Ellis Merrilee Ellis Leslie 0. Elliott Lee Enoch Sherrye L. Evans Teresa Evans Ernest Faison Sherresa Falls Ann Farmer Thomasina Faucette 23 Robert Ferguson V Shewanda Ferguson flc Tanya Ferguson Am Fave Fleming Wk -: Stephanie Forbes ' j9 nfc Aaron Foster Grenita T. Foster Juanice Foster Travis Gabriel Shannon G. Gaines Sharon F. Gathings Dianne Gavin Chris Geiger Derrick Givens Troy Goddard Carla L. Gordon Carmen Gordon Fredricka Gose .-J N ■J _ Tandrea Gradv j J . i Charles Graham { rrJ Katrina Grange t Angela Grant K Karen Green George Greene ■5 m Shanna N. Greene f i Crystal Greenwood 1 .. Jr Anthonv L. Griffin j Craig Griffin jl- , Ernie Griffin Lewis Griffin i C5 t I ' Bobby Hamm Shawnee Haney Sharon Hanley Christal Hardy Martin Hare Steve Hargrove f 1 24 Margrita Harrison Artonda Hawkes Trinette M. Hawkins Troy Hawkins Angela Heard Lisa Hedgebeth Tracey Hemphill Alicia Hendrix Clarence Hill Deborah Hill Marinda R. Hill Teresa D. Hodge Erica Hopkins India Holland Nichelle Hopson Nicole Hopson Diedria Howell Kimberly Howell Lisa Hughes Keith Hunt Devonne Hunter Miguel Hutchinson Monica Jackson Stephan Jackson Tyshene James Leta Jeffers Nickie Jefferson Robert Jenkins Sharron Jenkins Carla Johnson tott !! i | 4 Cassandra F. Johnson Dawn Johnson Derrick Johnson Dhara Johnson Rickey D. Johnson Savina Johnson 25 in Shannon Johnson Angela P. Jones Frances Jordan Burdette Joyner Yolanda Joyner Willie L. Kea June Kearney Robin Key Morris Kimble Adrian Kittrell Kenita Kittrell Benita A. Kluttz Bridget Kirkman Demetrius Knox Lavette Lang Anita Langford Kelly Largent Tonya Lawrence Anthony Leach Timothy Leach Bruce Lee Stephen Lee Tonja Lee Sabrina Lewis Sherri Lilley Karon Lilly Darren Lindsay Terri L. Little Alfred Littlejohn Veronica Lynch Carolyn Lyons Bruce Mack flV-r . W Andrea Maddox Kjf w Tonja Magbie Jerome C. Mallov, III Derek Majette 26 Melvin Marshall Eric Martin Erika J. Martin James A. Martin. -Jr. Shandra Mason Ruse M. Mathew Charles Matthews Derek Majette LaTanja Meltun Jamal Mention Tracey Mickel Daren Miller Ollie Milton Veronica Monte Sherry Montgomery Paula Moodv Cheryl D. Mooty Bernetta Morgan Tonda Morgan Tonya L. Morman Tammy Move Allen Murrell William Murphy Erika McAllister Yolanda McCauley Kechie McCallum Delinda McCarvey Jonetta McCullough Charlene McDonald Nevette McEachern Michelle McGill Imari McKinney LoAngela McKinzie Yvette McKoy Nina P. McNair Norman McNeill 27 Oneida McVickers Michele Neal Kindra N. Nelson Treiste Newton Christopher E. Nichols Star Norman Tammy Parker Tangela Parks Tianitia Parrish •Janet L. Pate Shana Patrick Tracenia Pearsall Michelle Peele Michelle Pendergrait Derhaps Penn Nichelle Perry Paula Y. Peterkin Robin A. Peterman Katrina Peterson Felicia Phair Deirdre Phifer Tawanya T. Philli ps Jacqueline Pierce Shawn Pierce Shawn Pinner Kimberly Pitt Larry Pratt Angie Proctor Beth Proctor Terry Railord Angela Ramsey Karsone Rashead Tina Ratlif! Herbert A. Reed Paul S. Reese Michael Reid Tanya Reynolds Franklin Rhinehardt Cynthia L. Richardson Tiffany M Riddick Michael Robinson Sherry Rogers Chris Roper Tyrone Ross Edrin Rouse Elizabeth Rucker Cici Ruffin Felicitas Ruffm Hope Rush Byron Russell Scott G. Russell Tina Russell ■James Seaberry Mark Seawright Pam R. Sellars Masco R. Settles Colen Scott Laurietta Scott Cynthia Scurlock Keith Sharpe Sophonia Simmons Ruth A. Simpson Joe Sinclair Lori Singletary Michael D. Slade -Janice M. Smith Keith Smith Mark Smith Patricia Smith Pattick Smith Tisha Smith Tracv J. Smith 29 Dande Solomon Sharon Spears Teresa Speed Keith Spraggins Regina Spruill Celestine Stanton Tyrone Starkey Corey L. Stephens Tonya Stewart Lisa Stigger Bernita Stinson Yolanda Stone LaTonja Strong Tonya Summersett Stefanie Surgeon Tina Taft Crystal Taylor Jerrell L. Taylor Kim A. Taylor Lanetta M. Taylor Marilyn Taylor Sherry Tedder Charlene Thigden Benita Thomas -James E. Thomas, III Andrea Thompson Aretha Thompson Philmina Thompson Doug Thome Glister Threadgill N M in .. } if i . -Juan M. Tillman Antoinette Totten Connie Trafton Donna Travis Tanya Trotman Shawn Turner 1 I 10 Ermn Tyson Haven Umstead Gilbrina Walker Stacey Walker Algernon Wallace Ingrid Walton Marvin L. Walton Karen Waters Jacquclyn Watson Pamela Watson Monique Weaver LaVonne Webster Mischelle Wharton Kenny Whicker Anthony White Audrey K. White Shawne White Jeremv Whit lev Melanie Whitted Keith Wiggins Adrian Wilcox Terry Wiley Joy Wilkerson Adrian Williams Felicia Williams John L. Williams Kia rissa Williams Mark Williams Priscilla Williams Shanel Williamson Tribut W ' illiamson, Jr. Maurice Willis Gregory A. Wilson Karen Wimbish John-Troy Witherspoon Donna M. Wood Erika Woods James Woods Andrea L. Woodruff Rhonda Woodruff Tracy Worth Melanie V. Wright Myra Wynn Tresonya Yeoman Lisa Ziglar Edgar C. Zimmerman Famous Freshmen Quotes Sweet, Honest and Se- cure Tyrone Starkey Strive to be the Best Bernita Stinson Anthing in Life worth having is Worth work- ing for, so set your GOALS high and work towards them Tina Taft JOY IS KIM TAY- LOR If you can dream it, you can ACHIEVE IT. ' Shawn Turner The Left hand never knows what the right hand does Michael Hunter THE PAST HAS GONE, REMEMBER IT. THE PRESENT IS HERE, DEAL WITH IT AND THE FU- TURE IS COMING, PREPARE FOR IT. Marvin Walton Be aware she ' s HERE LaVonne Webster WHAT EVER YOU DO, DO IT IN THE NAME OF JESUS Sharron Jenkins Miguel ' s in the house! STRIVING TO SUC- CEED IN EVERY- THING! Miguel Hutchinson YOU KNOW WHAT I ALWAYS SAY!!? Troy Hawkins APPLICATION + DETERMINATION = SUCCESS Luarietta Scott PRAISE HIM FOR IT. HE IS WORTHY! Pam R. Sellars THANK YA LORD Priscilla Williams K-T-C John L. Williams Being an AGGIE means the world to me, and as an AGGIE I can cap- ture the WORLD. India 0. Holland AT THE END OF EACH RAINBOW IS A SIGN OF ME Kimberly Howell THE PRIDE IS REALLY BACK WITH THE CLASS OF 1991 Audrey K. White ,..... ' ' •.- ' E3 H ' Class Officers Queen ' VJtf David White, Jr. Vice-President Margaret I Kanipes Secretary Steven V. Jones Treasurer Michelle I. Newbold Miss Sophomore .D. BLUFORD LIBKANi N.C A T STATE UNIV BREENSiQRO. NC 35 James Adams Eric Algood Bryan Allen Brian L. Alston Chelsea Arnold Sondra Askew Frank Bailey Demetra Baldwin Mark Ball Rhonda Ballentine Lisa Banner Rori Batts Roderick Bell Marissa Benton Sherry Best Sophomore students — Monica and Apryl always lending a help- ing hand. wT ' ll W ■Jw ■n r i A r 1 Christie Bigelow Tommy Bland Walter Bond Melanie Bowden Melissa Brackev Sandi Bratton Darlene Bridges Joanne Brockenberry Vincent Bronson Belinda Brown Elijah J. Brown Jadine Brown Kristal Brown Roger Brown Sarah L. Brown Sonya Buford Nancy Burgess Karen Burks Candance Burns Tracy Carter Barry Carver Monica Chavis Deidra Cheeks Clinton Childs Christopher Coleman Richard Coley Gary Collins Jacqua Corry Teena Cowan Regina Crowder Aretha Crutchfield Belinda Currie Dyan Curry Erika Curry Duane Cuyler Jasmin Daniels Andrea Davis Lynn Davis Yolande Davis Rhonda L. DeBouse Lloyd S. Dillard, II Irvin Dingle, III Tawanna B. Dixon Cedric A. Dobson Cassandra Durham Vanessa Duhart Randall E. Dunn Lisa Dupree Blake H. Dye Bryant Eaves Beverly Eccles Brian S. Edmonson Kenneth Edwards Antonette Elliott Marci Elijah Lori R. Ellis Patrice Ellis Johneric Emehel Melva Emerson Sharon Evans Kimberly Everett Greg Ferguson Keisha Field Derrick Fitzgerald Morsi Fleming Carla Forney April Fowler Fredrick Fowler Tonya Frazier Hope Free Teresa Gaither Grant Gannaway Jeannie Gardner Erika Gee Carlton Gibbs Mark A. Gibson Reginald Gillis Eric Gladney Dion Golatt Dawn Gooding Michelle Graham Cynthia Gray Carl L. Greene Shanna Greene Monica Hall Vanessa Hammonds Harriet Hardin Angela Hardy Michael Hargett Rodney Harper Pamela Harrigan Santina Harris Floretta Hedgebeth Cheryl Headen Anthony Henry Curtis Hert Gary Hilliard Jacqueline Holden Tisha Hollomon James Holloway Tracy Holloway Bridget. t Holman Rhonda Holmes Derrick Homesley Ashley Hoover Lisa Homer Robin Howard Christy Hunter Don Hunter Marc Ingram Jeffrey Jackson Tamuel Jackson Natalie Jacobs Eric Jeffries Kenneth Jeffries Donald Jenkins Acquinetta Johnson Juan Johnson Kevin Johnson Lalita Johnson - i Pamela Johnson Wanda E. Johnson Edwina Jones Jacqueline M. Jones John Jones Rodney Jones Steven Jones Trent Jones Cassandra Jordan Valerie Julius Alfreda Justice Margaret Kanipes Terrell King Stephanie Kornegay Monica Lansham Michael Leathers Angela M. Lee Hoyte Lee Hazel Lewis Rene Lewis Sheretta Lewis Veleria Levy Otis Lindsey Brian Mason Melodie Mathis Verhonda Mattewson Carma A. Miller Carolyn Miller Eric Mitchell Lee Molette Alisa Moore Kimberly Moore Vieana Moore Carol Mums Roderick Murphy Bobbv Murrell Chris McCarroll Drew McCall Shandra McCloud Don McClure Delinda McCorvey Katrina McCullough Linda McDaniel Edward McDonald Robin McDownev Algernon McKenzie Denise McKoy Imari McKinney Larry McMillan Daryle McNair Michelle Newbold Zavier Nichols Karen Norwood Lisa Owens Cynthia Parker Shelia Parker Anthony Pass Amanda Patterson Anne Peele Apryl Perkins 42 Chris Perry Vickie Pettigrew Janice Phason Todd Phillips Dennis Pinckney Kimberly Porter Rosetta Pratt Wellette Purvis Derreous Ransom Curtis A. Randolph Dionne Ratliff Tina R. Ratliff Doug Rhinehart Tessye Rhue Timothy T. Rice Yolanda Richards Alicia Richardson Kevin Roach Sandra Roberts Carla Robinson Curtis Robinson Willie A. Robinson Cynthia Russell Kenneth Russell Wanda Russell LaVonnya Sanders Monica Scott Adriane D. Seaward Tammie Sellars Dominic Session 43 Angela Setzer Anthony Siddle Tjuan Simon Andrea Simpson Monique Sims Angela Smith Calvin Smith Kammal Smith Monica Smith Randall Smith Pamela Spencer Cassandra Soloman Tonya V. Stallings Lisa Stephens Theron L. Stevens Helen A. Sutton Terell Sutton Andrea Sydnor Harold Syms Derrick Taylor Veronica Taylor Renee Terry George A. Thomas, II Janeen Thomas Frances Thompson Andrea Thornton Renee Thorpe Wayne Trapp Reginald Tyler Tracey Underdue Darren Vanderhall Andrea Veal Marvin Vines Carol Waddell Amy Wade DeMa rcus Waldo Kileti Walker Veronica Walker Frederick Wallace Melisa Wardlow Kim Welch Demetrius Wharton Cassandra White Robert White Ramara Wilburn Courtney Wiley Jimmy Williams Krystal Williams Tori Williams Carmela Wilson Junior Class Officers Class Queen Ronald Lee Robinson President Maria Walden Vice-President Glenwood Allen Secretary April L. Hinson Treasurer ■Veronica D. Craven Miss Junior mm Scott Abdul-Salaam Tracy Adams Thomas Addison Marcus Alford Class David Ayinmodu Diana Bailey Dwan Barnes Sabrina Beatty Sylvia Bellinger Joseph Berry Terrence Body Harold Brown. Ill William Brown, III Kelly Burns Kevin Burns Beckv Bvrd Rodney Byrd Marcie Chrisp Christopher Coleman C. Crockett Stephen Cromer Reuben Crummy Andrea Currence Kimberlv Curtis 49 Kimberly Daniels Caswell Daniel Sandra Daniels Mars ten Davis Otis Davis Terrance Deck Robin Dillingham Serafina Eugene Eaves Romeo Edgerton John Edmonds Pamela Faulcon Karen Fernandez Sherie Ford Faulette Foster Vernon Franks Maurice Gaines Renee Ganey Lisa Gardner Douglas Good v),l r XL Ij Tyrone Gorham James Graham Jassen Grant Bridgette Gray Anthony Greenwell Cassandra Guinn Traci Guillick Tim Gunter Angela Hairston Regina Hairston Gerald Harper Lee Harrell Alvin Harris Kelli Harris Cheryl Headen Zidan Hindi r Robin Howard Tara Humphrey Russell Jackson Keith Jenkins Junior Derek Johnson Kimberly Johnson Kenneth Jones Kevin Jones Hans Lassiter Joan Lawson Clyde Lea, II Rosie Leach Alfred Leak Michele Linney Verschello Little Kimberly Lloyd Gerals Lunsford Angela McCullough Cassandra McDowell Dwayne Mclntyre Triffany McLaurin Samantha McLeod Keith McMullen Anthony McNair Kim Murray Deborah Myers Angela Nicholson Keith O ' Neal Natasha Osborne Andrea Pearson Ernest Pendleton William Pendleton mj rt 53 Junior Elle Pierce Tashia Powell Curtis Randolph Gerard Rawls Valdenia Reaves Fredrick Reives Deena Rickey Lisa Roach Dawne Roberson Cecil Robinson Eugenia Robinson Gregory Robinson Ronald Robinson Tonya Robinson Howard Rogers George Sadler Brian Scott Shantha Scott Droopy Sigma Jill Simpson Dianna Welch Kimberly Wells Briar White Rodney White 55 Junior Class Yvette Williams Tyrone Williamson Stephanie Woodland Myra Woodson 56 Marteena Hall An Academic Facility w 7 V. . © 1 i 1 57 Dear A T In order to cope, you must be dedicated. V Once in a while, thinking over these things, we have the feeling that there must be a definite reason behind our existence. PRIDE alone is sufficient reason why we love Dear A T. One of the most important occasions of this year at A T, and certainly a greatly significant educa- tional event has been, S-T-U-D-Y-I-N-G! • C ii r si _ -  In addition to good study habits and attending classes, RELAXATION must come into PLAY. Smiling for snapshots with Mr. J. takes one ' s mind off of many subject matters. It was discovered that distinctive features of col- lege life enabled many students to learn about others. But for all their individuality, students also have much in common. They share a com- mon human nature, certain emotional drives, in- tellectual capacities and moral tendencies. We must respect her and admire her for wanting to take a leadership role in — increasing his weight during time-out from classes. 59 Y • ' ' ' - ' • Academic Pursuits Education must help us cultivate leisure time and interests. We thank you Dear A T for providing all students an opportunity for exploration according to their needs. ! Tremendous potential for educational advan- tages. We thank you DEAR A T for allowing us to capitalize on each opportunity. It is that time of the year when students get a chance to give the ole Fraternity grin AL- WAYS STRIVING FOR THE BEST! We challenge each student to stay involved with this great University — ACADEMICS, THE SPORTS, ORGANIZATIONS. ACTIVITIES AND STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIA- TION. 6: Freshmen, Sophomores, And Juniors j Students, And Their Activities bi H . ■■i ¥-i m HPJ wsai fTK Patrick 0. Curry Vice-President Class Officers And Queen William Thomas Stanley President Annie Dupree Secretary MB Cheryl Gray Miss Senior 65 Inuelaji Adekunle Shamsul Ahmad Audrey Alexander Bernadette Allen James Allen Sheila Allen Connie Alston Shon Alston Daniel Amaonwu Patrick Artis Tara Atkins Derrick Atkinson Dessie Autry Allison Ayers Rick Baldwin Jacqueline Ballou Lateff Balogun Lucy Banks Creighton Barber Kimberly Barclift Jennifer Youngblood A PERFECT PARTNERSHIP. As we Graduate, we have a mutual commitment to serve our country and abroad. Be careful in what you expect from the world. It will not GIVE to you. The intercession of our efforts can be the catalysts that is used for change. 66 m m Arelia Barksdale John Barnes April Barnett Regina Barr Larry Batts Pamela Baucum Theresa Beatty Valarie Bell Sonja Bellamy Edward Benn Donna Bennett Darian Benson Albert Blake Anita Blue Thea Blunt Anthony Boddie Cynthia Bonner Anthony Bostic Daniel Boston Carlita Boyd Michelle Boyd Ricky Bradley Karen Branham Patrick Brinson Charles Brooks Winston Brooks Alita Brown Angela Brown Faith Brown Katura Brown ■67 Prentis Brown Robert Brown Venetia Brown Darlene Browning Catherine Bryant Darrin Bryant Tina Bryant Mohammed Bukar Mary Bullock Angie Bumpas Lisa Bumphus Brian Burnette James Butler, III Me ' Shall Byrd Vivian Byrd LoRhonda Cain Dennis Carter Hope Chaplin John Charleston Gwendolyn Cheek Anthony Cherry Marvin Christian Barnabas Coker Troy Coleman John Collins Lula Colson Wendv Commonder Todd Corley Stephanie Cousin Hugh Cowan -« ' U Ss 5 %9 j L A • Patrick Curry Patricia Darby Belinda Davis Janine Davis Alexander Dawson Trina Dave Regina Deberry Byron DeGraffenriedt James Dibah Aaron Diedrin Gwyn Dixon Ricky Dixon Joanie Douglas Annetta Dudley Falecia Dukes Delois Dunk Annie Dupree Patsy Earle Kimela Eason Irma Easton Tammy Edwards Darryl Elow Carolyn Eure Thomas Faison Euwell Falconer Arthur Farabee Gary Farrar Micheal Faulks Anthony Ferguson Lisa Finger 69 Glover Ford, Jr. Audra Foree Donald Foy Tromona Foy Caroline Freeman Tracey Freeman Carla Fulford Lisa Galloway Geannine Gant James Gatling Donnellia Gladden Lucretia Glass James Glenn George Glover Janice Goodson Sharon Goodson Shirlnette Gordan Cheryl Grant Joan Graves Cheryl Gray Chrisie Gray Gary Gray Clorenia Grier Tawauna Griffin Adrianne Hamilton Janet Hamlett Casandra Hardy Sidney Hargro Lisa Harmon Rodrick Harrell, Jr. Angela Harris Eugene Harris Kathy Harris Ressie Harris Larrv Hartsfield •Joeanna Headen Yvonne Headen Edward Helm, Jr. Algernon Henderson Eric Henderson Kim Hendricks Andrea Henry Timothy Hicks Cynthia Hill James Hill Darla Hodges Laforest Hodges Robin Holland Kenneth Holley Patricia Holley Robert Holman Nancy Holmes Sharon Holmes Alan Hooker Edward Hooker Dallas Hooks Darryl Howard James Howard Anita Hudson John Hunter Aguzie Hyginus Angela Jackson Anthony Jackson Carolyn Jackson Robert L. Jackson Robert S. Jackson Shirlene Jacobs Dina James Tanya Jennings Lafonda Jernigan Ibrahim Jino Andre Johnson Jennifer Johnson Jerrold Johnson Joseph Johnson Beverly Jolley-Williamson Allyn Jones James Jones Koketia Jones Natalie Jones Sharon Jones Beverly Jordan Lila Jordan Linda Junious Athell Kennedy Kenneth Keyes John Kirkman Tonya Lacewell Twyler Lamb LeGrand Langford Valerie Larkin Darnevy Law Evetta Lawrence Tracy Lee Vanessa LeGare Gloria LeGrand Derrick Lennon Marvin Lennon Benita Lewis Cynthia Limehouse Pamela Little Doretha Livingston Sharon Lockhart Loy Long Demetric Lumpkin Lynelle Lyons Bernita Mack Carla Macon Victoria Manning Freda Martin Melanie Martin Constance Mathis Anthony McAdoo Horatio McConnell DonaJd McCoy Deborah McDougald Madaline McDougald Valerie McDuffie Calvin McGill Elliott McLaughlin 73 Nina McLendon Audrey McNair Annette McPhatter Clemente McWilliams Sonya Medley Valerie Melton Francis Mensah Karen Mickens Francois Middleton Regina Miller Allison Milton Charles A. Mitchell Charles P. Mitchell Myra Mitchell Regina Mitchell Wanda Mitchell William Mitchell Danlami Mohammed Michael Moore Richard Moore, Jr. Shahidah Muhammed Derrick Muldrow Valdine Murphy Rasheed Muslim Arthur Myles Terri Neal Cedric Nelson Iliyasu Nyake Rodney Oakley Isaiah Okolo Ojo Olayiwo David Oliver Gayland Oliver Greta Osborne Mark Overby Eric Page Tom mi e Page Tameria Parker Rosalyn Pearce Tracey Pearson Lawrence Perry Lynn Perry Peachie Pleasant Stoney Polite Bernadette Polux Patricia Poole Allison Pope Kevin Pope Johnnie Powell Travis Powell Valeny Prott Charlene Pulley George Randolph Cedric Reid Anthony Robinson Elaina Robinson Sophia Robinson Willie Robinson Karen Rogers Simona Ross 75 Rhonda Roten Sonia Roumer LaDeirdre Sanders Rhonda Sanders Alan Scott Alicia Scott Wayne Scott Kabirah Shobazz Toniellen Silva Juannetta Silver Addie Simmons Sherman Simmons William Simmons Karin Simpson Wanda Simpson Michael Sheeh Woheed Shitu Cassandra Smith Darwin Smith Gloria Smith James Smith Janice Smith Sophia Smith Bernard Snowden Jill Solomon Shirley Solomon Cathy Spence Sharon Spivey Monica Staley Karen Stanley 76 William T. Stanley Allison Staton Kim Stevens Leslie Stinson Sharon Southerland Princess Spinks Ali Sule Pippa Sutton Catherine Swan Sandra Talley Clinton Taylor Derrick Taylor William Terrence Larry Thomas Louise Thomas Shaunne Thomas Shelley Thomas Tonja Thomas Ramona Thompson Beverly Threatt Sonja Towns Louis Triggs, Jr. Taft Turner Michael Turpin Marion Uddvback Valeria Underwood Jerome Valentine, III Claudia Walker Bridget W r all Alvin Wallace Dairy 1 Wallace Rodnev Wofford John ' Ward, III Wanda Ward Helane Warren Ronald Warren Kimberly Watson Michael Watson Lenice Webb Christopher Webley Mitchell Wheele Irene Whitaker Jonathan White Phillip White Vernita White Sheena Whitley Angela Whitter Michael Wilkerson Marcus Wilkes Adrien Williams Angela Williams Anthony Williams Beverly Williams Carrie Williams Charles Williams Clara Williams Eric Williams Karon Williams Laura Williams Marlon Williams 7( Kim Zackery Milissa Williams Edwin Williamson Joseph Willis Barbara Willoughby Karen Winsley Kathy Winsley Cynthia Womack Lee Leong Woo Woodrow Smith Rosalan Woods Carolyn Woodson Nina Wooten Norman Wright Veronica Wrigt Essam Yousef 79 Organizations have given constant active cooperation through its officers and members. Special appreciation is due to the following organizations as you turn pages from start to finish of this SECTION. ORGANIZATIONS Alobeaem Society Chiquita Crawford, President James Griffin. Vice-President James Hill, Parliamentarian Jocelyn Hairston, Recording Secretary Mrs. Ida Robinson, Adviser Bridgette Gray, MISS ALOBEAEM William Mitchell, MR. ALOBEAEM Delinda McCorvey, Treasurer Saundra Fry, Reporter Tijuana Rountree, Corresponding Secretary Officers Cassand Powell dent L-R, Darryl A. Elow, Vice-President, ra Ledbetter, Miss AES, Kamala Treasurer. Jefferv Henderson, Presi- Architectural Engineering Society American Society Of Mechanical Engineering ASME $ 13 Beta Alpha Psi OFFICERS Vivian Byrd, Corresponding Secretary Kathy Harris, Treasurer •Jacqueline Ballou, Recording Secretary James F. Butler, III, Vice-President Audrey Alexander, President Zeta Sigma Chapter Gothan City Aggie Club 85 The Coronation Of Miss Women ' s Council Yolandra Hunter Miss Women ' s Council and Escort Ms. Mavis Brimage Adviser With Joy, With Joy, Dear A T Metropolitan Area Association Pan-Hellenic Council The Pan Hellenic Council is the governing body of the eight (8) na- tional greek-letter organizations and their members as follows: Fraternaties ALPHA PHI ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA PSI OMEGA PSI PHI PHI BETA SIGMA Sororities ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA DELTA SIGMA THETA SIGMA GAMMA RHO ZETA PHI BETA President: Hans Lassiter Vice President: Michelle Jackson Secretary: Jamine Evans Treasurer: H. DeLoatch Philly ' s Finest L-R Brian Allan, David White, David Alston, Mike Williams. Leroy Watson, Raymond Byrd, An- drea Sydnor, Ryan O ' Neal, Jonathan White. Clinton Childs, Lamont Bryant, Adrian Wilcox, Maurice Jones, Mark Ingram, Paul Williams. Keyva BaskerviUe. Andrew, Robert Rhehard, Tyrone Starkey. Rodney Gaines, Rodney Chris- tian. Waltee Regues, Leroy Watson. Rvan O ' Neal Walter Pegues Ravmond Bvrd 85 National Society Of Pershing Rifles Officers: Terrence Body, Commander, LeGrand Langford, Executive Officer, Neil Johnson, Public Affairs Officer, Evetta Lawrence 5 1 Adjutant Officer, Eric White 5-2 Recruiting, Charles Roseboro 5-3 Opera- tions, Derrick White 5-4 Logistics, Keith Parker Sergeant-of-Arms. Unit Fund Non-Commissioned Offi- cer, Michael Parker. Personnel NCO, Kecia Brown, Assistant Dean of Pledgees David Pickens L to R — Adrianne Campbell. Secretary. Scottie Miller. Vice-President. Lynn Woodruff. Treasurer. Ivan T. Mosley. President. Wanda Miller. Miss W-S Aggie. Eric Caesar. Member. Winston-Salem Aggie Club Forsyth] yCounty Women ' s Council L to R — Tonya Mann, Treasurer, Delinda McCorvey, Program Chairman, Deana Bell, Public Relations, Cynthia Bonner, Vice President, Robin Dillingham, President. Promoting Leadership And Scholarship This is the organization of the women students designed to promote cultural, social, recreational and educational activities for women; to recommend policies and adjustments pertaining to affairs of women students at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University; to aid in developing competent leadership; and to encourage scholarship and personal development. Student Union Advisory Board DARRIN A. CAMPBELL FILM VIDEO FRANCOIS MIDDLETON PRESIDENT BERNADINE ANTHONY CULTURAL AFFAIRS CEDRIC REID TREASURER SAUNDRA FRYE PUBLICITY BURLEY SPINKS GAMES TOURNAMENTS NATASHA OSBORNE PUBLICITY JACQUELINE HOUDEN CORRESPONDING SECRETARY STEVE JONES SOCIAL AFFAIRS 93 Miss ISA, 1987-88 Miss Shirelta Norford ' Junior. Bermuda, Escorted by: Mr, Iliyasu H. Nyako Coronation Of Miss k K Bw lhfca I ISA 1 i m 1987- H 1988 v fl f 0 Attendants Escorts: Miss Mia Williamson, USA — Mr, .lames Nolan, USA, Mrs, Nahida Kawatin, Iraq, Mr, Aimn Kawatin, Iraq, Miss Mercede Gochez, El Salvador, Mr, Ranji Vaidayanathan, India. Miss ISA, 1986-87 Miss Sonia Roumell, Jamaica Escort Mr. Marvin Spratley, USA. The Richard B. Harrison Players Arthur Miles. Terrance Satterfield. Valerie Welch. Monique Waters. Melody Garrett. Everett Sii Major Awards and Citations 1983-1987 ACTF National Play Finalist 2 National Best Production (First Place) Awards 4 ACTF Regional Play Finalists National Irene Ryan Acting Scholarship Award Regional Irene Ryan Acting Scholarship Award Lorraine Hansberry National Playwriting Award David Library National Playwriting Research Award 2 First Place NADSA National Playwriting Awards Second Place NADSA National Playwriting Award Third Place NADSA National Playwriting Award 2 Regional Irene Ryan Acting Scholarship Runner-ups 2 Regional Best Acting Partner Awards National Duo-Acting (First Place) Award 16 Irene Ryan Acting Scholarship Nominees NCTC Exemplary Leadership Award 95 The N.C. A T State University Marching Machine Aggie !, P.r.i.d.e. h: A T Register The Three Main Editors L-R Ursula Wright, Managing Editor; Esther Woods, Editor-in-Chief; James R. Williams, News Editor. Wade Nash Co-Photographer Marcelyn Blakely Entertainment Editor Carl Crews Production Manager Ursula Wright Managing Editor Esther Woods Editor-in-Chief James Williams News Editor Anthony Fuller Business Manager MM Ambitious Kind . . . Always A Lady . . . L-H .Lynn Jarrett, Robyn Murphy Caria Fulford, Janine Evans, Felicia Brown, April Hinson, Cynthia Bonner, Lula C olson. Becky Byrd. Sharon Goodson (sitting) Audra Foree, Brenna Abbott, Francis Keel, Melanie Georee uannelia (..ladden. ' Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. A Touch Of 100 History In 1908, Alpha Kappa Al- pha Sorority became Ameri- ca ' s first Greek Letter orga- nization established by and for Black women. Today, na- tionally and locally, Alpha Kappa cultivates and en- courages high Scholastic and ethical standards, promotes unity and friendship among college women, alleviates problems concerning girls and women, maintains a pro- gressive interest in college life and serves all mankind. Class Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. A e L R Officers: Kim Dixon Custodian, Valerie Melton, Financial Secretary, Bridget Wall, Parliamentarian, Lynn Presfdelt W.ll.ams, Record.ng Secretary, Kim Hendricks, Corresponding Secretary, Benita Lewis, L-R Kim Dixon, Bridget Wall, Vicki Johnson, Valerie Melton, Tracey Pearson, Tiffany Koen, Lynn Perry, Bernadine Anthony, Sylvia Williams, (Front Row) L-R Sheronda Emerson, Kim Daniels, Benita Lewis, Lisa Young, Kim Hen dricks MISS DELTA SIGMA THETA: BRIDGET WALL AT THE IN- CEPTION OF THE DELTA SIGMA THETA IN 1913 AT HOWARD UNI- VERSITY, THE FOUNDERS EN- VISIONED AN ORGANIZA- TION OF COL- LEGE WOMEN PLEDGED TO SERIOUS EN- DEAVOR AND COMMUNITY SERVICE. IN 1930, DELTA SIGMA THETA WAS INCORPO- RATED AS A NATIONAL OR- GANIZATION. A 1 P h a Mu C h a P t e r FALL ' 86 Court Of Miss Delta Sigma Theta Miss Crimson: Tracey Pearson Miss Alpha Mu: Sheronda Emerson Miss Cream: Bernadine Anthony National Officers. Bridget Wall and South Atlantic Regional Representatives SPRING ' 85. 103 Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Beta Epsilon The Transfer Brothers a L-R Walter Herrmg, Todd Corley, Gerard Rawls, Earl Moore, Kirk Keves, Creighton Barber Samuel YVilkins, Ryan O ' Neal, Eric Williams, James Glenn, Gerald Tharrington, Glenwood Allen ' George Thomas, Rodney Oakley, Kevin Dees, Willie Wood, Curtis Richardson, Richard Moore. ' The object of Alpha Phi Alpha is to stimualte the ambition of its members; to prepare them for the greatest usefulness in the cause of humanity, freedom and dignity of the individual; to encourage the highest and noblest form of manhood to aid down-trodden humanity in its efforts to achieve higher social economic and intellectual status; thus creating a most unforgettable motto First of all servants of all, we shall transcend all. L-R Curtis Richardson (Recording Secretary), Wilile Wood, Corr. Secretary, Kevin Dees Vice-President, Earl Moore, President ' WATERGATE FALL ' 86 ' TENACIOUS TEN — SPRING ' 86 JUST ANOTHER APA STEP SHOW 13 S.E.E. — SPRING ' 85 INNOVATORS — FALL ' 84 Kappa Alpha Psi 1987-1988 Officers (left to right) Timothy McClain Eflist Smith Charles Brooks Eric Owens Greg Austin ...... Melton Freshwater Strategus Keeper of Records Polemarch Vice-Polemarch Keeper of Records .... Lt. Strategus ALPHA Nil (clockwise from top) Charles Brooks Eric Owens Kevin Littlejohn Elflist Smith Melton Freshwater Maxsle Butler Keith Harris Hans Lassiter Edward Laws on Kelvin Baskerville •John Hunter Edward Bullock Tim McClain 106 ..-i-1.l.M,i. ..ll„., . ..... ■Fraternity, Inc FIVE ALIVE SPRING 1986 (L to R) Eric Owens, Melton Freshwater. Edward Benn, Keith Harris (not pictured), Patrick Artis THE NINE SUGARBABIES FALL 1985 (L to R) Max Butler, Charles Brooks, Kevin Littlejohn, John Hunter, (not pictured) Charles Mitchell, Michael Brunson, James Barham, Carrington Carter, James Hill TWELVE DALAYED REACTIONS FALL 1986 (L to R) Tim McClain, Kelvin Baskerville, Elflist Smith, Edd Bullock, Greg Austin, Ed Lawson, Hans Lassitter, (not pictured) Lyle Crews. Mandell Jackson, David William, Sancher Jackson, Tony Robinson. isf. L-R Dianna Welch, Associate Director Dwight R. Murphy, Vice-President L-R Dianna Welch, Dwight Murphy, Valeria Levy, Larry McMillian, Pamela Lyons, Sadine Brown, James Balkum, Dara Hayden, Deborah Harvey, Tracey Belton, Tiffany Riddick, Michael Faulks Mo-Del Unique, Inc. OFFICERS: Michael F. Faulk ' s, President James T. Balkum, Assistant Director Larry McMillian, Treasurer Erika Gee, Secretary Concept Of A Message Mo-Del Unique was founded in the year of 1983, since that time, it has carried a traditional Fashion coordination and Showing annu- ally. The Organization, now Incor- porated, does not try to set itself aloft anyone else, in saying we are the trend setters of A T, but we do try to arrive there FIRST. Our Motif is FINDING TOMOR- ROW FOR A T TODAY. Officers $ Kj 109 A 1 e L to R — G-Man Spr. ' 82, The Captain Spr. ' 82, The Nastv Man Spr. ' 84, Hucklebuck Spr. ' 82, Knowledge Spr. ' 87, Falonious Monk Fall ' 78. Groove Phi Groove Grooves go with The notorious L to R — Rodney M. Johnson, and Tyrone Smith, Graduate Advisors. ra that Shake! c h a P t e r The Brothers Of Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship, Inc. Don ' t Disturb the Grooves! Groove Phi Lean L to R — AGGIE GROOVERS Tyrone Smith, Duane Burns, Secretary, Robert Fields, Treasurer, Rod- ney M. Johnson. Ruben Rhoads. Taft Benjamin Turner, III. 111 Student Government Association Let me first say that it has truly been an honor and privi- lege to be elected and serve as your STUDENT GOVERN- MENT ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT for this school year. I would like to express a special and sincere thanks to you the AGGIE FAMILY for the support and understanding that you have given my administration. This year has been a special one from the beginning with the arrival of the CEN- TENNIAL CLASS of 1991. A T has produced the best of the best in less than 100 years of its existence. The Rev. Jesse Jackson, Sr., and the late Dr. Ronald McNair are just a few examples of the products produced by this great University. And, as our Chancellor says, AGGIELAND IS THE PLACE WHERE DREAMERS BECOME ACHIEVERS, FROM AS- TRONAUTS TO PRESIDENTS. Fellow Aggies, I would like to say that in addition to pursuing academic excellence, get involved in the works of STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION. ONLY YOU, THE STUDENTS WILL MAKE THE DIFFERENCE IN THE PROGRESS. The programs sponsored by the SGA are for you, and it is your presence that makes them a success. And with vour student support, we continue to be in the forefront of the HISTORICALLY BLACK COLLEGES. It is with this thought in mind, that you, remember your responsibility as an Aggie to keep the spirit and that good ole — AGGIE PRIDE ALIVE. It is important that we contin- ue to strive for excellence, the excellence needed for the continued growth and success of this great University. Be- cause we, the Student Government Association, are STRIV- ING TODAY FOR WHAT WE CAN ACHIEVE TOMOR- ROW. The Executive Board Karen Yvette Mickens, President Clemente McWilliams. Vice-President of Internal Affairs Albert B. Blake, Vice-President of External Affairs Donna Stewart. Secretary Darnevy A. Law, Treasurer Daryl C. Towns, Attorney General Stepha nie A. Jones, MISS A T SGA 1987-88 Clemente McWilliams Vice-President Of Internal Affairs Albert Blake Vice-President Of External Affairs I Stephanie Jones Miss A T Stephanie Adams Special Assistant To The SGA President Barry Ray Parliamentarian Donna Stewart Secretary Darnevy Law Treasurer Daryl Towns Attorney General North Carolina Agricultural And Technical State University Miss A T Miss A T is a Senior, Architectural En- gineering Major in the School of Engineer- ing at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University. Hometown, Roanoke, Virginia. Gradu- ate of Williams Fleming Senior High HELANE WARREN - Senior DERICK VIRGIL PRINCESS SPINKS - Senior RODNEY BARLOW Attendants To 198  -, _ . •_. ..„ _ School. Career Goal is to become a licensed ar- chitect and pursue a career in designing, particularly low-income urban housing developments. f ' t r X X 1 ■t - 1 JB t M mt fi fr 1 V r B 3$$ v HP KAMALA POWELL — Senior KELVIN D. POWELL Miss A T -88 1 9 8 7 88 VALERIE DEBREW - Sophomore JAMES NOLEN 115 Grand Master Timothy Dortch Grand Master Juan Cherry Grand Master Charles Roseboro, III Grand Master Lavant McCoy Miss Freshman Sharron Jenkins Miss Junior Veronica Craven Class Queens Miss Sophomore Michelle Newbold Miss Senior Cheryl Gray - _ _ N Yt, , , . f C SS . ' 2, tw rv C ljHp I n Hcr f  v ill i H 7 IVL a - i A R Jfilr i ' T Ry 5Y T 1 J II A e s Homecoming Football Game 1 Coach Mo Forte 117 Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc Sfe Michele Jackson Donna Alston, Miss Zeta Phi Beta 1986-87 Bolivia our little sister. Shelia Caldwell Andrea Pearson, Miss Zeta Phi Beta 1987- Hazel Deloatch Bernadette Polux L-R Annetta Dudley, Miss Blue and White, Andrea Pearson, Miss Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Vemita White, Miss Blue. Michelle Hewlin Womanhood At It ' s Best! :  • • S W- ' Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc L-R Shelia Caldwell, Vernita White, Annetta Dudley, Andrea Pearson. Bernadette Polux, Michelle Hewlin, Hazel Deloatch, Michele Jackson, Donna Alston, not pictured. HISTORY Zeta Phi University on highest standar projects on campu the spirit of sisterly The Zeta Alpha Chapter its beginning on July 16 at Howard plifies the worthwhile Ities; fostering womanhood. eta Soroity, Inc. had at NC A T. All around tight, not quite right. FALL 85 Tears for fears. FALL 86 Bernadetta Polux, Michelle Jackson. 7 Wonders of the world. SPRING 87 Vernita White, Hazel Deloatch, Shelia Caldwell, Andrea Pearson, Michele Hewlin. Ayantee Yearbook Executive Board Caprice Lloyd Richard Moore Kelly Largent Mustafa Ture  ' ■mJ « . r. Tammy Move Nikki Largent Haven Unstead Kim Howell Myra Wynn David Miller 121 TRIAD AGGIE CLUB Janine C. Davis Dwight Murphy UCF Andrea Drumgold Morris Hargrove VANSTORY HALL Stephanie Woodland Eric Thomas WOMEN ' S COUNCIL Volanda Hunter Lloyd King Dr. Nathan Simms Vice Chanc ellor For Academic Affairs A Treasure In The Coronation Organizational Queens Escorts ZETA PHI BETA Andrea Pearson George Miller Miss A T Of Excellence Aggieland  «• Renee Anthony Richard Moore :iety ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SORORITY, INC. Michelle Baker Herb Gray ALOBEAEM SOCIETY Bridgette Gray William Mitchell ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA Michele Crawley Jimmy Williams, II ALUMNI SCHOLARS Natalie McQueen James Adams AIRFORCE ROTC Anissa Parker Trent H. Edwards AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY Wendell Powell Carma Miller AMERICAN MARKETING ASSOCIA- TION Carolyn Jackson Marvin Christian AMERICAN SOCIETY OF AGRICUL- TURAL ENGINEERS Leslie Stinson Anthony Davis 123 ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING SOCI- ETY CASSANDRA LEDBETTER ERIC HENDERSON ASSOCIATION FOR CHILDHOOD DEVEL- OPMENT DWANS BARNES RYAN O ' NEAL ASSOCIATION OF COMPUTER MACHIN- ERY BEVERLY LINDSAY W. THOMAS STANLEY ASSOCIATION OF GRADUATE STUDIES WANDA MITCHELL DANIEL LOVETT AS ME WANDA SURGEON TONY HUMPHREY BIOLOGY CLUB TINA UPCHURCH RAYMOND SMITH BROTHERS IN CHRIST RHONDA SANDERS VINCENT HAIRSTON CATHOLIC STUDENTS ASSOCIATION SHONNA LUTEN .JEROME IRBY CHARLOTTE CLUB ERIKA CURRY MICHAEL SMITH h -W ■CHEMICAL ENGINEERING DEIDRA CHEEKS JESSE COLEMAN CURTIS HALL ANITA LANEFORD GREG WILSON DELTA SIGMA THETA BRIDGET WALL VINCENT WILSON FRENCH CLUB JOANIE DOUGLAS DARRIN CAMPBELL GAMBLE COMPLEX CONNIE ALSTON ALVIN WALLACE HOLLAND HALL DIONNE RATLIFF REGINALD BYNUM HOLT HALL DANA MCKNIGHT JERROD DAVIS INSTITUTE OF IND. ENG. RHONDA MURDOCH RICHARD JOHNSON INSTITUTE OF ELEC. ELECTRONICS LISA FINGER HABIB 125 INTRAMURAL SPORTS DONNA STEWART ALBERT BLAKE JACKSONVILLE AGGIE CLUB WANDA KIRKLAND GREG ELLIS KAPPA ALPHA PSI FRATERNITY, INC. ROXANNE PAUL CHARLES BROOKS MEN ' S COUNCIL ROBIN JACKSON PHILLIP PERRY METROPOLITAN AREA ASSOCIATION TERESA SPEED CLYDE O. LEA, JR. MO ' DEL UNIQUE DIANNA WELCH MICHAEL FAULKS MORRISON HALL CYNTHIA RUSSELL TIMOTHY DOUTHIT MORROW HALL MELISSA BRACKEN DARNELL SMITH NATIONAL AGRI-MARKETING ASSOCI- ATION VENIETIA BROWN ALEXANDER DAWSON, III NAT. SOC. OF BLACK ENG. SONJI LUCAS ALFRED LEAK, JR. NCA T FELLOWSHIP COS. CHOIR MONEE MCGUIRE VICTOR TORAIN NCA T WESLEY FOUNDATION YOLANDA POTTS FREDRICK BROWN NEW ENGLAND AGGIE CLUB LORRIE WILLIAMS BRIAN MCPHEARSON NEW YORK UNLIMITED SHON ALSTON OLIVER ADKINS, JR. PERSHING RIFLES KEISHA BROWN- KEITH PARKER PHILLY ' S FINEST TINA NELSON TYRONE STARKEY POLITICAL SCIENCE SOCIETY SONYA LEWIS RICKY JONES PRE-VET MIKELE SIMKINS TERRANCE LACKEY 127 SIGMA GAMMA RHO ANGELA WHITTER DARRELL WILLIAMSON SISTERS OF THE BROTHERS IN CHRIST SHARON HOLMES ELLE PIERCE, JR. SCOTT HALL-A JACQUELINE HOLDEN MARC STOKES SOCIOLOGY SOCIAL WORK TAMMY EDWARDS GERALD WILLIAMS STUDENT HOME ECONOMICS CAROLYN EURE NOAH DAVIS SUAE VALERIE MELTON REGINALD POWE TELOCA ALICIA SCOTT ANTHONY SCOTT THE NCA TSU CHOIR NICHELLE CARTER HUGH BAILEY TIDEWATER AGGIE CLUB ANGELA JONES CHRISTOPHER COLEMAN Alpha Lambda Delta C== cx cx®o a Freshman Scholastic Honor Society PURPOSE Alpha Lambda Delta is a national society which honors high scholas- tic achievement during the first year in college. The purpose of the organization as stated in the constitution is: to encourage superior scholastic achievement among students in their first year in institutions of higher education, to promote intelligent living and a continued high standard of learning, and to assist women and men in recognizing and developing meaningful goals for their roles in society. HISTORY Founded as an honor society of fresh- man women at the University of Illinois in the spring of 1924, Alpha Lambda Delta became a national organization as chapters were established at Purdue in 1926 and at Depaul in 1927. Men were first admitted to membership in the fall of 1975. Today Alpha Lambda Delta has 196 chapters throughout the nation. More than 290,000 students a have been initiated into membership. NATIONAL AWARDS In honor of Maria Leonard, Founder of the Society, a BOOK AWARD is presented each year to the Alpha Lambda Delta graduating senior in each chapter who has maintained the highest grade point average. SENIOR CERTIFICATES, available from National Headquarters, may be presented to graduating members who have maintained the cumulative grade point average required for Alpha Lambda Delta membership. 129 Men ' s Council L to R - William Pugh, Public Relations Chairperson, Clifton Smith, Secretary, Ronald Vines. Advisor, Rev. Robert Andrews Jr. President, Tony Foreman, Vice President, Not shown, Randy Edmundson, Treasurer. Andrews, Political Science Society L-R Felicia Dukes, Lateef Bologun, Sonya Medley, Ronald Robinson, Claudia Walker. THE PURPOSE OF THIS ORGANIZATION IS TO PROMOTE LEADERSHIP AND POLITICAL AWARENESS AND TO INSTILL CHARACTER WITHIN ITS MEMBERS AND IN EVERYDAY LIFE. in Student Body Election NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURAL AND TECHNICAL STATE UNIVERSITY NOMINATING COMMITTEE 1987-88 ELECTED OFFICERS KAREN VVETTEM S S D ENS TGOVERNMENTASSOC,AT,ON pRF , |nFNT ALB E E M R E T N B TE BrA C K W E LL,AMS ' ' ' ™S DENT OF .NTERNAL AFFA S Son ' nA S B TE B WA R E T V.CE-PRESIDENT OF EXTERNAL AFFAIRS DARNEVY A LAW SECRETARY MISS AST STUDENT JUDICIARY COUNCIL •Denotes Chairperson MARKBRODIE FELICIA L JACORS ANDREA CHARMAINE DAVIS AMY LACEWELI CHAMTP D C R P R D HAM ALISAR MOORE CHANTE S. FREEMAN MICHAEL V RAY ALFRED HINSON ZACHARY RUM FRESHMAN CLASS LAWRENCE ALEXANDER, JR prpcipicmt MONICA A. MORRIS v|rF pSIf SImJ TANYA NICOLE BALLARD S L! TECLA THOMAS .. . tdcao,!£ sharon K.JENK.Ns...:::::;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Mlss 1 S E E ER SOPHOMORE CLASS DAVID HILL . DAVID W. WHITE, JR ' . . ' . ' .■. ' . ' . v|rfr £51! °pmJ MARGARET I. KANIPES 4rpr?fS3 STEVEN V JONES ... TocAc.in™ m,chelle i. newbold ..•.•;.:.•.■;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. ;;.v; M(SSS SSre JUNIOR CLASS RONALD LEE ROBINSON poccmcmt MARIA WALDEN VICF PRF HPNT GLENWOOD ALLEN... S D I APRIL L HINSON stUHtlAHY veron ad. craven:;::;;;;;;.;.;;;;.;;... ;;;;;.;;;;■-jJKJgi SENIOR CLASS WILLIAM THOMAS STANLEY PRESIDENT PARTICK O. CURRY v|rF p5 S ANNIE DUPREE VICE-PRESIDENT ALVIN D WAI I ATF SECRETARY CHERYI TRAY TREASURER CHERYL GRAY M|sg SEN|OR American Chemical Society L-R CONSTANCE MATHIS, MARGARET KANIPES. PATRICIA HATCH, WANDA ROBINSON, JAVON COOPER. 2nd Row L-R ADVISOR MR. ARTHUR STEVENS, GILBRINA WALKER. TORI WILLIAMS, JUNE KEARNY, KENNETH ROYAL, RONALD JENNINGS American Marketing Association 133 3 Aggie Toastmasters OFFICERS: L-R Adrianne Davis, Adm. Vice-Presi- dent, Michelle Williams, Secretary, Chiquita Craw- ford, President, James Griffin, Dwight Thompson, Treasurer, Adrienne McKoy, Tyrone Williamson, Ed. Vice-President. L-R Adrianne Davis, Michelle Williams, Chiquita Crawford, Mark Gregory, Tyrone William- son, Cynthia Williams, James Griffin, Dwight Thompson, Dr. Meada Gibbs, Advisor, Adrienne McKoy, Ester Johnson, Donald Barnes. Association For Early Childhood Education International Officers, L-R Dwan Barnes, Miss ACEI, Nancy Holmes, President; Carolyn Jackson, Secretary, Michael Earl, Vice-President, Lynn Warren, Secretary Melanie Martin, sitting, Nancy Holmes, Michaela Coo- per, Carolyn Jackson, Gladys Blue, Advisor; Lynelle Lyons, Dwan Barnes, Miss ACEI, Karen Mickens — SGA President, Michael Earl, Lynn Warren and Oneida McVickers 135 A C M Student Chapter L to R Karen Stanley, President, Goe Simmons, Vice President, Shadeah Muhammed, Secretary Cathy Spence, Guanneta Silver, Treasurer. D 1 g 1 t C • i r c 1 e L to R — Row 1, Roosevelt Pitt, Kimberly Welch, Sandra Howell, Antoinette Mach. Row 2, Sonja Bellamy, Lemont Coleman, Toca McDowell, Karen Stanley, Herbert Ellis. Row 3, Gerald Hinnant, Candice Burns, Frank Bailey, Wanda DeVane. Row 4, Dr. G. Casterlow, Allen Murrell, Brian Scott, Vince Snipes, Brent Timmons Dr W Smith Edward Lawson, (Not Shown) Eta Kappa Nu • • VIM ) MM M - v— 0MB «■■ MMB Thomas Faison President Dr. Ward J. Collis Adviser To promote the profession and honor those students who exhibit distinguished scholarship, leadership and exemplary character. 137 We Dedicate This Page To All Students In The Graduate School GRADUATE EDUCATION AT NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURAL AND TECHNICAL STATE UNIVERSITY WAS AUTHORIZED BY THE NORTH CAROLINA STATE LEGISLATURE IN 1939 THE AUTHORIZATION PROVIDED FOR GRADUATE TRAINING IN AGRICULTURE APPLIED SCIENCE AND ALLIED AREAS OF STUDY. AN EXTENSION OF THE GRADUATE PROGRAM APPROVED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF NORTH CAROLINA IN 1957, PROVIDED FOR ENLARGEMENT OF THE PROGRAM TO INCLUDE TEACHER EDUCATION AS WELL AS SUCH OTHER PROGRAMS OF A PROFESSIONAL OR OCCUPATIONAL NATURE AS MIGHT BE AP- PROVED BY THE STATE BOARD OF HIGHER EDUCATION. All Candidates For 1987-88 Graduation . We Congratulate Each Of You Aggies On The Move The University Choir Department Of Music L to R - Row 1, C. Everett Powell, Director, Crystal Enoch, Kerri Dickerson, Kim Smith. Waltreece, Marie Pittman Row 2, Anne Peele, Dawn Tay, Leta Jeffers, Beverly Jordon, Cassandra Smith, LaDeidre Sanders. Row 3, Charla Bailey, Kim La Shae Bailey, Pamela Spencer, Vandalia McAdoo, Shanna Greene Row 4, Francis Mensah. Roy Linder, Ronald Coreton, Marm Morrow. Lee Harrod, Michael McMillan, James Ldwards. 139 Pi Tau Sigma Math Honor Society L to R — Dr. G. Casterlow, Dr. W. Smith, Kabira Shabazz, Michael Sheehan, Brent Timmons, Dr. R. Mers, Rena Carter. Pi Mu Epsilon L to R — Pix 1, Row 1: Karen Winsle.v, Ricky Dixon, Kathy Winsley. Row 2: Violet Hosey, Jennifer Riddick, Dr. Sharpe, Advisor, Audrey Speights, Richard Moore, Todd Corley, Sidney Hargro. Student Home Economics Association Sociology q I Social Work | u u W. I GIBBS HALL U Anita Blue, President Michael Corey, Vice President Charlene Pulley, Secretary Janice Smith, Treasurer Tammy Edwards, Miss SSW 141 Ill Tail Beta Pi Richard Moore, Treasurer, Allan D. Finch, Recording Secretary. Regina Barr. Corresponding Secretary, Claude W. Dunston, Sidney Hargro, President William Moore, Berdenia Walker, Cary E. Burndette, Patricia V. Whitaker, Reginald C. Whitsett, Advisor, Eric Williams. D.E. Olson, Advisor, Sanjiv Sarin, Advisor, Ricky D. Dixon, William T. Brown, III, Joey Euliss, Lonnie L. Cockerham, Joseph F. D ' Costa, Brent Timmons, (Not pictured). The Young Democrats The Young Democrats of A T is a coalition of all college democrats. It combines the voices and activities of numerous democrats into one cohesive unit. The college democrats have enthusiastically volunteered for Democratic Partv projects and have worked very hard for democratic candidates. Our organization provides college students a great opportunity to get actively involved in politics The organiza- tion is under direct auspices of the Young Democrats of North Carolina. It is open to all persons age 18-35. Of A T Members Felicia Tobin, President, Daphne Page, Vice- President. David Hill, Treasurer, Darryl Towns, Laison, Attorney General, Sam Mosely, Adviser. 143 Beta Kappa Chi Scientific Honor Society L to R — Constance Y. Mathis, Dr. Claude Lamb, Adviser, Starletta Williams, Danell Gladden. We attempt to encourage and advance scientific education through original investigation, the dissemination of scientific knowledge and stimulation. ' .-, 145 p.-;;- fpK £tf KSS5Kr. S-.V. ' ivvV V. ;: ■• ■' .■-■' ,.•■. ' ■W 1 ' i ' v.-. ■1 1 fe;i ALMA MATER Dear A. and T, dear A. and T., a monument indeed, Around thy base with grateful hearts behold thy students kneel, We bless the power that gave thee birth to help us in our need, We ' ll ever strive while here on earth all loyalty to yield. REFRAIN With joy, with joy, dear A. and T., thy students turn from thee To spread thy trophies year by year from Dare to Cherokee. II Dear A. and T., dear A. and L, the signet thou shalt be Set by our great old commonwealth, proud boaster of the free; She ' d have the record of her worth on granite not inscribed- Nay, let the children of her birth proclaim it by their lives. Dear A. and T., dear A. and T., henceforth our aim shall be, By precepts wise and deeds more sure to bless the State through thee; The arts of industry to wield against an idle foe. A harvest rich from ripened fields of what thy students sow. .-•■' 96th Founders ' Day Convocation Of North Carolina Agricultural And Technical State University The Convocation Program Presiding: EDWARD B. FORT, Chancellor PRELUDE Symphonic Band PROCESSIONAL: Fanfare and Processional (POMP AND CIRCUMSTANCE) Symphonic Band POSTING OF THE COLORS Army ROTC Cadets THE INVOCATION Norman W. Handy Vice Chancellor for Development and University Relations LIFT EVERY VOICE AND SING Audience GREETINGS FROM THE UNIVERSITY: The Occasion Edward B. Fort Chancellor GREETINGS FROM THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES Elizabeth Randolph Chairperson GREETINGS FROM THE NATIONAL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION James Gooch President SALUTE FROM THE STUDENT BODY Karen Mickens President, Student Government Association M USICAL SELECTION Symphonic Band sooi Space Odyssey INTRODUCTION OF SPEAKER Nathan Simms Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs MUSICAL SELECTION University Choir THE FOUNDERS ' DAY ADDRESS Brigadier General Clara Adams-Ender Chief, Army Nurse Corps SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS ..... Edward B. Fort William C. Parker MUSICAL SELECTION A T Fellowship Gospel Choir THE COMMISSION TO THE CENTENNIAL COMMITTEE Edward B. Fort THE ALMA MATER Audience THE BENEDICTION _ Ralph Ross Assistant Dean, Student Development RECESSIONAL: Fanfare and Recessional Symphonic Band The Coronation Enjoy Yourselves in the treasure of Activities planned just for you!! It is again that time of the year when we dig wholeheartedly into the treasure of Homecoming Activities here at North Carolina Agricultural And Tech- nical State University. It is a moment when all else stands still to enjoy the quality and uniqueness of one precious jewel. It is also that moment when the past, present, and future all combine to form that one precious jewel . . . The Aggie Family. The Aggie Family is committed to achieving excellence and we are con- stantly adding jewel after jewel to the Treasure of Excellence in Aggieland. This Treasure of Excellence is dis- played not only in the facets of campus life, but also locally in industry and na- tionally in the presidency. I encourage you, the Aggie Family, to continue adding jewels to our Treasure of Excellence. Spcuisored by the Student Government Associa- tion of North Carolina Agricultural And Techni- cal State University, Greensboro, North Carolina. The Coronation involves different degrees of per- sonal and organizational commitment and re- sponsibility. Public relations and other criteria are necessary. • ■W  -.- m Whereby students can develop rewarding friend- ships. Time invested in the Homecoming festivi- ties are taken into consideration by our faculty. We Are Grateful, Dear A T. Organizational Queens demonstrate positive steps toward excellence while serving their orga- nizations, not only during this Gala occasion but throughout the year. Student Involvement It takes a thread of energy to March in a Parade. In doing so, shows a balancing aspect which shows love and respect in a group relationship. Being a part of this group, serves as an aid to the choice of a short-term or long-term career. A Treasure of Excellence was our aim . . . Some of us a little shy, while some went through these festivities with smiles and mental development. Efforts toward the Parade Process requires explicit balance and recognition. Transportation for the Parade come in all Styles, make and Models. With colors appearing From Red, Blue, Gold White and Purple. The one above was a BLAST RED! PRODUCTION STAFF DIRECTOR Mr. Waymon Holt STAGE ASSISTANTS Ms. Mary Holt Ms. Sheila McAdoo Ms. Trilby Ball Ms. Sallie Hayes MUSIC, CORONATION Dr. Clifford Watkins ENTERTAINMENT, RECEPTION Unique Style PROGRAM Mrs. Evelyn Gales Mrs. Maxine Davis Mrs. Elvenor Botwe Mr. David Hill Mr. Travis Hite Dr. Rosa Purcell, Advisor COMMITTERS RECEPTION Ms. Mattie Smith Mrs. Reginald Whitsett Mr. Ron Bailey Ms. Bernadine Walker PUBLICITY Ms. Lena Watson MISS A T ' S ASSISTANTS Ms. Catherine Roseboro Ms. Sharon Holmes USHER HOSTESS Mrs. Sandra Cook Dr. Lonnie Sharpe USHERS AND RECEP TION HOSTESSES Students From The School Of Engineering ATTIRE FOR MISS A T AND ATTENDANTS MADE BY: Ms. Vanessa Henderson, E.T.A. Fashions — Reidsville, N.C. MAKE-UP BY: Estee Lauder, Inc., Belk ' s, Carolina Circle Mall HAIR STYLE FOR MISS A T BY: Mary Alicia Hector, Reba ' s Hair Design — Greensboro, N.C. VERY SPECIAL THANKS TO MS. DORO- THY BAILEY, DR. SULLIVAN WELBORNE, MS. RAMONA HALL, COACH RALPH BROWN, PHYSICAL PLANT STAFF AND ALL OTHERS WHO HELPED TO MAKE THIS CORONATION NOT ONLY A SUC- CESS, BUT TRULY A BLESSING. MISS A T The Annual Coronation And Parade INVITATION Dr. Delores Parker Ms. Angela McCullough Ms. Joann Brockenberry VISITING QUEENS AND FACILITIES Mr. Reginald Banner REGISTRATION Ms. Venetia Fisher 1935-36 Kathryn Tynes 1936-37 Ruth Williams Green 1937-38 Izora Jones Bagley 1938-39 Pearl Garrett Bradley 1939-40 Margret Tynes Vonklier 1940-41 Doris K. Williams 1942-43 Gwendolyn Peterson Davis 1943-44 Rose Jenkins Mallory 1944-45 Angline Tynes Roberts 1945-46 Kertrina 0. Grandy Watson 1946-47 Clarecee Peters Schell 1947-48 Felecia 0. Payne Rowe 1948-49 Jessie P. Murrill 1949-50 Jessye M. Carney 1950-51 Nina M. Johnson IN RECOGNITION OF PAST AND PRESENT MISS A T ' S FROM 1935-1987. Williams 1951-52 Yvonne Wooten 1952-53 Clara L. Johnson Exum 1953-54 Albertha Latimer 1954-55 Elizabeth Hill Preston 1955-56 Shirley Richardson 1956-57 Josephine Currye 1957-58 June A. Williams Burnley 1958-59 Felicia Black Greenfield 1959-60 Jacqueline Bell 1960-61 Dorothy J. Tatum Richmond 1961-62 Diane Bell 1962-63 Rosebud Richardson 1963-64 Peggy Martin Hinson 1964-65 Allegray Wilder White 1965-66 Dobora L.B. Johnson Austin 1966-67 Nannie Kearney 1967-68 Patricia LaVerne Mobley Wallace 1968-69 Shirley Smith 1969-70 Lillian Campbell 1970-71 Pearl Brown 1971-72 Patricia Thompson 1972-73 Arlene Bell-Price 1973-74 Delores Mitchell 1974-75 Arlena M. Burney 1975-76 Christal Watson 1976-77 Vivelisa Perry 1977-78 Deborah A. Richardson Price 1978-79 Paulette Breeze 1979-80 Joyce Walker 1980-81 Greta Shaw 1981-82 Tommye Brown 1982-83 Robin Davis Whitaker 1983-84 Brenda Cunningham 1984-85 Sybil Lynch 1985-86 Debara Jenkins 1986-87 Stephenie Tidwell JUST AS WE SUSPECTED — ALL AGGIES HAD FUN — FROM ALUMNUS TO FRESHMEN. FUN IS THE SAME AS JOY FOR MANY STUDENTS. THIS WAS THE RESULT OF OUR ACTIVI- TIES. OUR GOAL WAS SET. MANY TASK WERE PER- FORMED. NOT TO MENTION THE HEADACHES. OUR GOAL WAS SET, MANY TASK WERE PERFORMEND, NOT TO MENTION THE HEAD- ACHES. IT ' S OVER! BACK TO THE BOOK COME MONDAY MORNING. 151 Second To None H o m e c o m • 1 n Aggie St Home Of The Aggies G a m e adium Homecoming Show Featuring « I Sybil A Former Miss A T ' STARPOINT « Homecoming ' 87 — One Of The Best! 15; It is always relaxing to poise between classes for a picture to be taken. She told us that it would appear on page 156. Student Life . . . Learn To Savor All Pursuits! f Charles B. Miller Donna M. Craddock Brenda J, Bennett Junior Freshman Freshman Greensboro Greensboro Greensboro Aggie Pride! A Friendly Chat After Class. It ' s A Winner!! Tee Shirt Sale After Class They Only Cost $20.00! I The Alma Mater Dictionary A AGAINST IDLE AIM IN ALL INDEED AN INDUSTRY AND INSCRIBED AROUND IT ARTS JOY BASE KNEEL BE BEHOLD LET BIRTH LIVES BLESS LOYALTY BOASTER BY MORE MONUMENT CHEROKEE CHILDREN NAY COMMONWEALTH NEED NOT DARE DEAR OF DEEDS OLD EARTH ON EVER OUR FIELDS POWER FOE PRECEPTS FREE PROCLAIM FROM PROUD GAVE GRANITE RECORD GRATEFUL RICH GREAT RIPENED HARVEST SET HAVE SHALL HEARTS SHALT HELP SHE ' D HER SIGNET HENCEFORTH SOW SPREAD STATE STRIVE STUDENTS THAT THE THEE THEIR THOU THROUGH THY TO TROPHIES TURN US WE WE ' LL WHAT WHILE WIELD WISE WITH WORTH YEAR YIELD LETTERS AND WORDS APPEARING MORE THAN ONCE ARE .A, AND, BLESS, BIRTH, BE, BY, DEAR, TO, HER, FROM, T, JOY, OF OUR, ON, STUDENTS, THY, THE, THEE, WITH, YEAR. ALMA MATER Y J F s T U D F N T S T u 1) F N T S F H T I N s c R I B F D R H A R V F s T F R 1 ( ' H A N A I) E A R L A N F T A U R T ; A I D F E X D N A A R A E Y A T I A V A I R E Y P I O X u U I) A A A R S E I S W 1 s F N A T A F. H G C T s T H Y A S A M A I A F D A T L L N A R F H T H Y R D u I R W A T H Y T R E A T E F F E R Y A U N N G A O B H E V A G F H Y D H r o E Y T A D N A R T Y A F X T U S A D E A R B T R w H I L F A T H F N R I) s L N R U H T L P R K C E I ' T S H M F I) I D I) T D E A R H E i R S H A L L T B V A M F L o Y U L A F A S w T T H C I H Y I N I) E E D B F R E F T S E H A C T ] ' F A M R F A F I B I R T H L Y B R D A T L L V E E H T L F A H T L F F Y E E E T H F E H A B S T U I) F N T S A R T S H E E F N H H T A U F E I) F A R T H F I O A F T K N E E L E B M C H 1 F I) R E N A Y () J T R S F M U B I F H B H A F D A F R P S A N R T T r T T A R F P A H F R E H T R A F D I E A I X T U S F F I) O S F T A N O A E V F A H N F N R () V L U R E C R I) E H S U I E G f ; M M N Y F A F T H R U G H Y I F F D A Solve The Puzzle And Receive One Of The ... 3 Prizes For Three Freshmen . . . (Only). First Come . . . First Served 159 Ill Bookstore Mr. James Meachem Manager s t a f f 161 r I Mrs. Thelma Williams Manager 162 Pac-Man appears to be an appropriate game for speeding time. s e b a Health Center i a n Dr. Raymond Grier Physician Ms. Marietta Dougla Registered Nurse Mrs. Linda Bowling Director Mrs. Peggy Waddell Registered Nurse 164 Mr. Albert Crawford Supervisor Mr. Kermit Miller L a u n d r y Toni Powell and Student Worker s t a f f Deborah Dean African Heritage Center Masks From Nigeria And Snakeskin From Sierra Leone The African Heritage Museum contains more than 3,500 arts and craft items from more than 30 Af- rican nations, New Guinea and Haiti. The Museum is a valuable community resource for students, teachers and researchers. Activities: Tours, lectures, semi- nars, music, workshops, slides, and films. Visiting Hours: Monday-Friday, 9:00 A.M. -3:00 P.M. By appointment. Campus Mail Center Mrs. Leona Bunker Manager Rain . . . Sleet ... Or Snow The Mail M ust Go. ?.m 167 Mr. Milton Carden Ms. Mary Barbee Mr. Douglas Boone Mr. Jing Yoon Mr. Lennie Beamon Director Mr. James Enoch Mr. Barnev Black •T-Tt Mr. Leonard Griffin Mr. Sherman Watlington 169 I Officer Pamela Feaster U n 1 V e r s • i t y MR. JOHN 0. WILLIAMS CHIEF - UNIVERSITY POLICE SGT. L.M BOPP THE UNIVERSITY POLICE DEPARTMENT IS STAFFED WITH A DIRECTOR CHIEF OF OPERATIONS, TRAFFIC ADMINISTRATOR, SECRETARY AND MORE THAN 20 COMMISSIONED OFFICERS WHO ARE TRAINED IN ALL AREAS OF LAW ENFORCEMENT. THESE OFFICERS HAVE POWERS AND AUTHORITY TO ENFORCE FEDERAL, STATE, AND LOCAL LAWS, AND THE RULES AND REGU- LATIONS OF THE UNIVERSITY. THE DEPARTMENT PROVIDES PROTECTION OF LIFE, PROPERTY AND THE SAFE MOVEMENT OF TRAFFIC ON THE CAM- oJ5£JS? OFFICERS RESPOND AS RAPIDLY AS POSSIBLE TO ALL CALLS FOR OFFICER BYRON TUCKER o 1 1 c e  « LT. LEWIS W. NELSON RUDOLPH G. TURMAN LT. R.G. SLADE 1 TIPS FOR DORMITORY RESIDENTS Resident students must be alert always of preventing crime. Follow these rules. Record serial numbers, brand names and descriptions of all personal property. Never keep large sums of money in room. Never lend keys to anyone. Inform dormitory counselor when room is unattended, and indicate approximate time of return. When leaving room make sure of the following: all windows and doors are correctly closed and locked, all valuables are removed from sight and locked up, and all desks and closets are locked Report a crime to the University Police Department as soon as possible. Do not disturb any evidence. w Sgt. L.W.D. Lewis Officer Lenora Lee Officer John Jacobs University Police Mr. Joseph Daughtry Director 1308 Salem House Salem Street Lt. Billy Brooks ■Officer Charles Jenkins Officer Richetta Slade 173 Billy Graves Madie Hancock Fitzgerald Lea William Roseboro Lorenzo Foster Housing — Operations Supporting Staff James Harrison, Supervisor Housekeeping Supply Isabelle Sharpe Raymond Shepard Eugene Hunt Eva Robinson c • J Aionzo Summers Richard Tatum Frank Walker Joseph Wilson Robert Woods UK? I P - ' II i 0 S 4 ■Rij i V w  ■H V H . Mr. William B. Neal Director Housing And Residence Life Support Staff Irene Oliver Assignment Clerk (IJk Ms. Lynda Hunter Secretary Mrs. Luvater McKoy Assignment Clerk W« I ; I I ' Assistant Directors Of Housing And Residence Life Jacquelyn Davis-Baxter Mavis K. Brimage Ronald Vines Joseph A. Williams 176 Bluford Library Support A Staff 1 Welcome To A T Troy!   ' , ' . Mandate Ex We have made progress. We, had the courage and fortitude to grasp what you offered us. We faced challenges of today For cellence! W. ■:$p£; m IT _ 1 f  «i l l fcf : v E p J_ - -r ' head on Thank you for being a part of our lives, with our many persona! interests and involve- ments. 1 NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURAL AND TECHNICAL STATE UNIVERSITY A Service of Commemoration In Honor Of The Late Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. A Great and Courageous Man (January 15, 1929 - April 4, 1968) LCt £ JS . mt Bk AMI ' £ ■ ■::■rr ii-mriTif-i H Hi m i2$. ' j tft.iau yg ir J B ggsasssfinr! ' WB BP =! 51 Sponsored By Student Government Association Friday, January 15, 1988 Richard B. Harrison Auditorium He Lived But A Short Time, Yet Accomplished Much. We Must Never Forget Dr. Samuel D. Proctor, Former President (1961-64) Of A T — Keynote Speaker, January 15, 1988 Dr. Samuel D. Proctor, Former President (1961-64) of A T was Keynote Speaker in Harrison Auditorium on January 15, 1988. Proctor is a Professor of Education in the Graduate School of Education (Martin Luther King Memorial Chair) at Rutgers University, which is locat- ed in New Burnswick, New Jersey. He is also the Senior Minister in the Abyssinian Baptist Church in New York City. He is an Alumnus of Virginia Union Univer- sity, (1942) and Boston University (1950), earning the Doctorate at the latter in Ethics. Other graduate study was done in sociology at the University of Pennsylvania where he served as Dean. He was appointed President of Virginia Union in 1955 and served until 1960. From 1964-69 he held administrative positions with the Peace Corps in Nigeria and Washington, The Na- tional Council of Churches, The office of Economic Opportunity, The Institute for Services to Education and the University of Wisconsin. Dr. Proctor has trav- eled in the far East and the Arab States, Eastern Eu- rope, the Soviet Union, Africa, New Zealand and Aus- tralia. He is the author of the Young Negro in America 1960- 80, Published by the Association Press, 1966. In 1964 he was awarded an outstanding Alumnus Award at Boston University and in 1966, a Distinguished Service Award by the State University of New York at Plattsburgh. Honorary Degrees have been conferred upon him by Bryant College (R.I.), Bucknell University (PA), Da- vidson College (N.C.), Ottawa University (Kan.), Rider College (N.J.), Stillman College (Ala.), The University of Rhode Island, Atlanta University, Wilberforce Uni- versity, (Ohio), St. Peters College (N.J.), Central Michi- gan University, Virginia Union University, Coe College in Iowa and The University of Maryland. Living The Dream: Let Freedom Ring! The Constitutional Status Of Afro-Americans Into The 21st Century . . . February 1988 Greetings: The history of this great nation can not be considered without recalling the significant contributions of Black Americans, even from the nation ' s very beginning. Ours has been a glorious past, replete with all of the ruffles and flourishes as associated with heroes, martyrs, leaders, and builders. The contributions of Black Americans did not come easy but were hammered out on the anvils of sweat, blood, and undying love. While we languished at times in the mean crucible of racism, we nevertheless were determined to make our way toward freedom and justice. As a part of this history the men and women who have become internationally known have been led by persons such as Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Justice Thurgood Marshall, Whitney Young, Jesse Jackson, Dr. Ronald McNair, Crispus Attucks, Harriet Tubman, Mary McCleod Bethune, ' and thousands of others who, because of their presence on this soil, have led the way as pertains to access for all. We must, therefore, continue to remember and to celebrate the magnificent impact of Black Americans on the nation. We must remind this civilization that the freedom of all is affected by the lack of freedom for any. I am confident that Black Americans, because of their unique and trying history, will continue to play a major role in helping America become all she was intended to be. I commend the Black History Committee for coordination of this year ' s observance. May we all be enriched by each event. Sincerely, X Edward B. Fort Chancellor North Carolina Agricultural And Technical State University 182 CARTER GODWIN WOODSON FATHER OF BLACK HISTORY 183 I History Department February 3 Feb. 10 Feb. 17 Feb. 24 Gibbs Lecture: Dr. Frenise Logan, (Looking forward: The Afro-Americans in the 21st century). Dr. Olen Colen, (Black Indians) Students day (Ms. Denise Franklin) Channel 12. Symposium, (Some aspects of Slavery: A World perspective) Speakers: Profs. Steve Al- ston, Guimar Duenas, and Ahmad Sikainga. Mr. David Hill, Student, Dr. Wayman McLaughlin, Faculty, History Department, Ms . Ka- ren Mickens, SGA President, Ms. Charlene Middleton, Fac- ulty, Speech Communication Department, Mr. Francois Mid- dleton, President, Student Union Advisory Board, Dr. Richard Moore, Director, Infor- mation Services. Black History Month Committee Division Of Student Affairs Rev. Ralph Ross, Assistant Dean of Student Development, Mrs. Mattie Smith, Program Director, Student Union Advi- sory Board, Ms. Donna Stew- art, Student Government Asso- ciation, Mr. David White, Student, Dr. Sullivan A. Wel- borne, Asst. Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs, Ms. Dorothy I. Bailey, Director of Student Ac- tivities Chairperson. 18-4 Sponsored By: Student Union Advisory Board Mr. Victor Love — Star In The Movie of Native Son Leonard VI Lecturer February 9, 1988 Richard B. Harrison Auditorium i« r . I I: I;; ii Student Government Association Presents . . . 2 V i Alex Haley R o o t s Alex Haley was born in Ithaca, New York, on August 11, 1921, and was raised in Henning, Tennessee. The eldest of three sons of a college professor father and a school teacher mother, Haley finished high school at 15. He completed two years of college before enlisting in the U.S. Coast Guard in 1939, beginning his service as a messboy. On his various tours of duty at sea during World War II, Haley worked late into the nights trying to write short stories. For eight years, editors rejected hundreds of his manuscripts, but at last some of his writings began to sell. In 1 952, the Coast Guard created a new rating for Haley - Chief Journalist. While assisting the handling of U.S. Coast Guard public relations, he continued to hone his writing skills. Haley retired after 20 years of military service in 1959. He ventured into a new career as a freelance writer, publishing numerous magazine articles. His subjects were frequently the headline-making personalities of the day, such as the highly controversial Malcolm X. With Malcolm X, Haley wrote his first book, The Autobiography of Malcolm X, which was published in 1965. It , was selected as one of ' The Ten Best American Books of the 1960 ' s Decade, and it became required reading in many U.S. high schools and colleges. 186 ••--™- — I Aggie ot Coach Mo Forte Pride I ! 190 1987 NORTH CAROLINA A T FOOTBALL SCHEDULE SEPTEMBER 12 Winston-Salem State A 7:00 19 South Carolina State A 7:00 26 Morgan State H 1:30 OCTOBER 3 Norfolk State H 1:30 10 Johnson C. Smith H 1:30 (Homecoming) 17 Western Carolina A 1:00 24 Howard H 1:30 31 Bethune-Cookman A 1:30 NOVEMBER 7 Delaware State A 1:00 14 N. Carolina Central H 1:30 21 Western Kentucky H 1:30 m — ■I ■K ' Corbett Sports Center Home Of The Aggies Basketball A T No 1 ■!« Pi!: 1 I CD 3 J q. 2. 3 ' 5 ' r r o o W 33 5 Q- 3 2. 3 w % o s 3 n SP £  5 5 6 ■3 £ ' . g ° 3 «H B TO P- 3- Or §s S -I ' p+ crq SS° s_ 5 ' s £g -. DO Cl O - cr c_, cr re S o F 5 Jj 0 o O 3 -i 3 ■3 9° o- s  -j c 3 g-5 = o  2. 3 a . s? o ' w H wi gj CD g 8-8 7 3 g - 88 194 1987-88 MEN ' S BASKETBALL Six-Time Defending MEAC Champions Dec. 2 Detroit A 7:30 pm Dec. 5 Western Carolina H 7:30 pm Dec. 8 Winston-Salem St A 8:00 pm Dec. 12 J.C.Smith H 7:30 pm Dec. 19 Virginia Union A 7:30 pm Jan. 2 Akron A 8:00 pm Jan. 4 Coppin St A 8:00 pm Jan. 9 Howard A 8:00 pm Jan. 11 Morgan St A 8:00 pm Jan. 14 Western Carolina A 8:00 pm Jan. 16 Bethune-Cookman H 8:00 pm Jan. 20 Georgia Tech A 8:00 pm Jan. 23 Bethune-Cookman A 8:00 pm Jan. 25 Florida A M A 7:30 pm Jan. 30 Delaware St A 8:00 pm Feb. 1 Maryland-E.S A 8:00 pm Feb. 3 Akron H 7:30 pm Feb. 6 Maryland-E.S H 8:00 pm Feb. 8 Delaware St H 8:00 pm Feb. 10 Winston-Salem St H 8:00 pm Feb. 13 S.C. State A 8:00 pm Feb. 15 Florida A M H 7:30 pm Feb. 17 Coppin St H 8:00 pm Feb. 20 Howard H 8:00 pm Feb. 22 Morgan St H 8:00 pm Feb. 27 S.C. State H 8:00 pm Mar. 4-5 MEAC Tournament (Greensboro Coliseum) Head Coach: Don Corbett Ticket Information: 334-7749 Ticket Office: Memorial Student Union, Room 102 Mr. Don Corbett Head Coach Mr. Orby Moss Athletic Director Mr. Thomas Bynum Head Trainer Mr. John Williams Assistant Coach Mr. Bill Edringston Trainer 195 I in i Ijlv Si Actions To Be Cherished Basketball Today MISS ROCHELLE COLLINS ASSISTANT ATHLETIC DIRECTOR FUNDRAISING, MARKETING AND PROMO- TIONS Seniors . . . Kenney — Hoop! Thomas — No! This Is A T 196 I lf:V 1987-88 Women ' s Basketball Schedule MR. TIM ABNEY COACH Nov. 30 Campbell H 7:00 pm Dec. 3 N.C. Central H 7:00 pm Dec. 7 UNC Greensboro H 7:00 pm Dec. 8 Winston-Salem St A 5:30 pm Jan. 2-3 Tobacco Road Classic A (A T, Wake Forest, Delaware St., Marist) Jan. 4 Coppin St A 5:30 pm Jan. 9 Howard A 5:30 pm Jan. 1 1 Morgan St A 5:30 pm Jan. 14 East Carolina H 7:00 pm Jan. 16 Bethune-Cookman H 5:30 pm Jan. 21 UNC Wilmington H 7:00 pm Jan. 23 Bethune-Cookman A 5:30 pm Jan. 30 Delaware St A 5:30 pm Feb. 1 Maryland-E.S A 5:30 pm Feb. 3 Coastal Carolina A 7:00 pm Feb. 6 Maryland-E.S H 5:30 pm Feb. 8 Delaware St H 5:30 pm Feb. 10 Winston-Salem St H 5:30 pm Feb. 13 S.C. State A 5:30 pm Feb. 15 UNC Wilmington A 7:00 pm Feb. 17 Coppin St H 5:30 pm Feb. 20 Howard H 5:30 pm Feb. 24 Campbell A 7:00 pm Feb. 27 S.C. State H 5:30 pm Mar. 4-5 MEAC Tournament (Greensboro Coliseum) Head Coach: Tim Abney 1 98 m ■■■4- V 5r 5 J i, I ; itl i Intramural Sports TENNIS SEEMS TO BE ONE OF THE GREATEST PASS TIME SPORTS DURING DINNER HOUR. MR. RALPH BROWN FLAG FOOTBALL BEING PLAYED IN HOLLAND BOWL BY TEAM 2 FOR CHAMPIONSHIP. f €W SOCCER. Well the team is not playing well at all ' ••- •. mi Intramural Sports . SCHEDULE SOCCER DAILY . . Monday-Friday WEIGHTLIFTING DAILY . . Monday-Friday TENNIS Monday, Wednesday, Friday JOGGING Tuesday, Thursday. Saturday TRACK DAILY . . Monday-Friday BASKETBALL DAILY . . .4:00 P.M.-11:00 P.M TAG FOOTBALL Thursday Friday BOWLING Saturday Sunday MOORE GYMNASIUM SERVES AS THE MEETING PLACE FOR MANY OF THE IN- TRAMURAL ACTIVITIES. 4:00 P.M.-11:00 P.M. MONDAY-FRIDAY 1:00 P.M. 4:00 P.M. SATURDAY SUNDAY ; ' «w„ ; ¥ if m Be A Part Of The Action: Evenings Night Programs 201 I ; :■■! - I Sports Support Us . . . We Need You! 202 2 o o q C S - It i (, ' f. . •. . £d CD CfQ 1—1 o td 3 p° p P i— a crq £ B M P o £ P £ CD • pa O c PO 3 CD 3 Q rD ro CO cr c 2 O ■ft O p Ui  O) - w C X. . _ X Cfl -n w b o £ £ E. 2 r a 3 o  ■B 1 I I CO 3 3 £ t t - en w S o o -c : | = ! 5 S I ? E g £ 2 a = o ■3 3 en m ! E £ 2 S o c liifii 5  5 o tt • ■E O = Q Hi 1 ip 05 = E c p §S 33 1 O o o | = iiiiiiiI5||I| ic?I|gIIII|£iII9i gSjsgSjggg S J 5 £ g E B 0, £ E ' E ' tt=-. 01 =£ £ ■■3 3 3  u- V w X ■3 3 3 u v ro n (D « C C - - O) (t l. a a u u u a. r-hH-C CD C) go o O CD CO CO 00 i 00 Media Information I : Credentials: Media credentials for cover- ing North Carolina A T State University basket- ball games in Corbett Sports Center may be ob- tained by writing the Sports Information Office at least one week prior to the event. If time per- mits, credentials will be mailed. If not, creden- tials may be picked up at the press will call win- dow at the ticket office. Requests for media re- quest should be sent to Drexei B Ball Sports Information Office North Carolina A T State University 1601 Easl Market Street Greensboro, NC 27411 : HI Drexei B. Ball Ml requests for working press, radio, television, photographers and scouts should follow the above procedure Media Row Services: included in media row services are complete team and in- dividual statistics, play-by-play, and coaches post- game comment. Post Game Interviews: Headcoach Don Corbett will be available for comment after a 10-minute cooling off period after each game. Player interviews are encouraged. The team ' s locker room will be open to the working press 10 minutes after the game. 1 eleCOpier: Telecopier service is available on first-come, first-served basis. Whenever possi- ble, it is suggested that writers bring their own copy transmitting devices. DREXEL B. BALL Sports Information Director Drexei Ball begins his sixth season as the A T Sports Information Director Prior to coming to A T, he was employed for nearly a decade as a staff sports writer for the Greensboro Daily News Record. He is a native of McClellanville, S.C. and attended Charles A. Brown High School of Charleston, S.C. He graduated from Morehouse College in 1972 and did post graduate work at the University of South Carolina. He holds a master of science degree from A T State University. He is married to the former Brenda D Petty and they are the parents of a son, Tyler QUICK FACTS ABOUT A T Name North Carolina Agricultural Technical State University Location 1601 East Market Street Greensboro, NC 27411 Founded 1891 Enrollment 5,900 Chancellor Dr. Edward B. Fort Athletic Director Orby Z. Moss, Jr. Head Coach Don Corbett Assistant Coach John Williams Home Arena Corbett Sports Center Capacity 7,500 Conference Mid-Eastern Athletic Affiliation NCAA Division I Nickname Aggies Colors Royal Blue Gold 204 THE CHAMPIONSHIP YEARS North Carolina A T has become the envy of basketball teams across the country. Very tew schools of higher learning can match A T ' s success on the basketball court. Beginn- ing with the tenure of Cal Irvin and extending through the current tenure of Don Corbett, A T has claimed an impressive number of CIAA and MEAC titles. The years of those chahv pionships are listed below. CONFERENCE CIAA CIAA CIAA CIAA CIAA MEAC MEAC MEAC MEAC MEAC MEAC MEAC MEAC MEAC MEAC MEAC MEAC YEAR 1958 1959 1962 1964 1967 1972 1973 1975 1976 1978 1979 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 COACH Cal Irvin Cal Irvin Cal Irvin Cal Irvin Cal Irvin Cal Irvin Warren Reynolds Warren Reynolds Warren Reynolds Gene Littles Gene Littles Don Corbett Don Corbett Don Corbett Don Corbett Don Corbett Don Corbett Athletic Board In Control Dr. James Williams. Chairperson. Or Michael Simmons, Mr. Henry Cole. Mr. William Peeler. Dr. Larry Powers. Ms. Patricia Sneiton. Dr Robert Levme. Dr. Deiores Parker Mr Leon Warren. Lt Colonel Benjamin Foster. Jr.. Ms Paula Jeffries. Dr. demon Blount. Jr Dr. Richard Moore. Mr. Anare James. Dr Willie T. Ellis, Mr. Matthew D. Jarmond. Jr. Mr Arthur T. McCarroll. Dr. A.V. Blount. Mr. Milton Jones. Dr Wilour Smith, Dr.DeBorah J Callaway. Chairperson. Mr Wadden Pearson. Mr Oliver Bowie. Dr. Stanley Allen. Mr Clinton Gravely. Dr George Simkins, Mr OrOy Moss. Jr.. E«-Officio. Dr. Dorothy J Alston. Ex-Officio. Mr Charles Mclntyre. Ex-Officio Department Chairpersons I ; I I ■I s35Si!te. Bell. Arthur Agricultural Education l !! M I Callaway, Deborah Health, Physical Education Recreation % Cameron, Henry- Education Policy Leadership . ' in Coley, Basil G. Economics Disher, Helen G. Foreign Languages Dukes, Walter Construction, Management Safety 2(C Department Chairpersons . . . p % iiH mmW tin tdJ j !•( JB Tj? . ' ; Mm , mw 7t p h? ' its Dunn, Samuel Plant Science Techno ogj C ..- B Foster, Benjamin Army ROTC Gibbs, Meada Business Education and Administrative Services 208 Gilchrist, Jason Physics Hayes, Charles L. Curriculum Instruction Hicks, Arthur Biology Department Chairpersons l : I ;;V Holmes, LeRoy F., Jr. Art Johnson, George Animal Science Jones, Wendell P. Mathematics Computer Science . ' in Kiel, Mark Accounting King, Franklin Chemical Engineering Kirk, Sarah Sociology Social Work 211 m H Department Chairpersons • • • m I i 4 V Kirk, Wyatt D. Human Develo pment Services Mallik, Arup K. Industrial Engineering Martin, Harold Electrical Engineering 212 ■' ■' ■' tHwi B %-jp a Bl 9 ■■■i J-T ' • ' •■BM v - ■f Mazyck, Harold Home Economics Min, Tony C. Mechanical Engineering Murray, Kenneth Civil Engineering 213 Department Chairpersons . hi I ' .  Mi II m 111 :it f ■i Myers, Peter History Pyle, Robert Technology Education %. M. Rankin, Russell Manufacturing Automotive Technology (Acting Chairman) 214 Robbins, Richard Agricultural Economics Rojeski, Peter Architectural Engineering Sadler, Emory Psychology 215 If ' . I; : hi ■■' ] a ■Singh, Amarjit Political Science Tuggle, Mary Moore Speech, Communication, Theatre Arts Watkins, Clifford Music 216 Williams, Jimmy L. English Williams. Johnnv Air Force ROTC Wright, Walter Chemistry 217 Air Force ROTC I Lt. Colonel Johnny W. Williams CPT. Judy A. Atkinson-Kirk CPT Curtis S. Driggers The United States Air Force maintains a permanent Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps at this institution for the purpose of conducting leadership training, military training, and flight training. The specific objective is to conduct a modern academic program keyed to the development of the Professional Officer. This program is offered in two divisions. The lower division for Freshmen and Sophomore is termed the General Military Course. The upper division, established as the Professional Officer Course, is designed to continue the training of Juniors and Seniors so as to provide a complete four-year officer preparatory program. The entire Aerospace Studies curriculum is designed to commission quality young men and women who are not only educated in the academics of their university, but who have a competency in certain military skills, and a strong motivation for active duty and an Air Force Career. MSGT Archie B. Cook LoRetta W. LeGrand CPT Anthony L. Hardin SGT Kevin W. Carlton Leadership Laboratory is taken an average of one hour per week through- out the student ' s four years of enroll- ment in AFROTC. Two-year program students participate while in the Pro- fessional Officer Course. Instruction is conducted within the framework of an organized cadet corps with a progres- sion of experiences designed to develop each student leadership potential and management skills. Leadership Labora- tory involves a study of Air Force cus- toms and courtesies; drill and ceremo- nies; career opportunities in Air Force; and the life and work of an Air Force Junior Officer. Students develop their leadership potential and management skills, in a practical supervised labora- tory, which typically includes field trips to Air Force installations through- out the U.S. SSGT Stanley 0. King 5m! I 1 ' ,.- : ' i ' - CI i. i LTC Benjamin F. Roster, Jr Army Reserve Officers ' Training Corps (ROTC) CPT David W. Goetze CPT Michael Guyton CPT Romeo H. Morrisev 220 Programs of instruction for the Army ROTC in- clude a four-year program and a two-year program. The four-year program consists of the two-year basic course, the two-year advanced course, and the Ad- vanced ROTC Summer Camp. The two-year pro- gram encompasses a Basic ROTC Summer Camp, the two-year advanced course and the Advance Summer Camp. The basic course is designed to introduce the student to basic military concepts and the organiza- tion and mission of the U.S. Army. Those students who successfully complete this course are eligible to enter into the advanced course. Credit for the basic course can be obtained by successfully completing Military Science 101, 102, 201, 201 and a leadership laboratory must be taken concurrently each semester with the class. Prior ser- vice in the Armed Forces can be used to obtain ap- propriate credit for the basic course. The two-year program is designed for junior col- lege students or sophomores at four-year institutions who have not taken ROTC. A basic six-week summer training period after year takes the place of the basic course required of students in the traditional four- year program. CPT Laurie V. Hutchinson SGM John B. Scott SSGT Michael O ' Neal Successful completion of the ROTC program qualifies a student for a com- mission as a Second Lieutenant in one of the following branches of the Army; Adjutant General ' s Corps, Armor, In- fantry, Military Police Corps, Ordnance Corps, Quartermaster Corps, Signal Corps, Medical Service Corps, Aviation, j. if JI j o MGS Robert J. Lindsay Field Artillery, Air Defense Artillery, Transportation Corps and Army Nurse Corps, Special requirements and or ad- ditional training is required for com- missioning in the Medical Corps, Army Medical Specialist and the Veterinarian Corps. Memorial Union Staff ! IL; j+i : ' r ; k I ' l D Mr. Vernell Stallings Associate Director Mrs. Mattie Smith Program Director Mr. Willie J, Kendall Security Officer Mr. Elwood Edwards Quiet Games Room Supervisor Mrs. Margaret Waldrum Housekeeping Supervisor Mr. Alonzo J. Rucker Housekeeper ■By:-- r Mr. Roland Wilson Housekeeper Mrs. Grace Finley Secretary Mrs. Faye M. Caple Secretary 222 Memorial Union Staff Mr. George W. Carter Housekeeper Mr. Clyde Bowden Mechanic Mr. Fred Robertson Housekeeping Assistant Mrs. Patricia H. Miller Receptionist Mr. Mihlford Marshall Recreation Aide Mr. Cleo Jordon Housekeeping Assistant Mr. Roger McKee Director 223 F.A. Williams Cafeteria p j . (Ml I! ; I ill K; ' ;  •  r H..H f| ] 1 Mr. L. Devor Dandy Director Mrs. Ramnna S. Hall Food Services Ms. Joyce Quick Secretary Staff Roster L. Devor Dandy Director Christopher Johnson Assistant Director Terry Munn Quality Assurance Manager Remona Hall Catering Manager Joyce Quick Secretary Cynthia Watson Office Assistant Keith Marshall Head Line Supervisor Robert Beam Storeroom Supervisor Robert Haves Chef 224 Cafeteria Setting S t e a k Always A Joke At Mealtime C c k The Staff Tries Hard To Make Everything Right! — - ■Home Away . . . From Home If. ;; 1 1; I ' d- - if ' v- IS!) Don ' t Forget To Move Your Tray! Student Life 227 The 96th Annual Commencement Of The North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University Kill! ■Hi ij I til) fi SHrtrfay, Mary J, 1987, 11:00 A.M. Greensboro Coliseum Greensboro, North Carolina 228 Program Presiding: EDWARD B. FORT, Chancellor PROCESSIONAL: Fanfare and Processional (POMP AND CIRCUMSTANCE) University Symphonic Band (Arranged by James D. Ployhar) Johnny Hodgej Conductor INVOCATION „ . . . . D Ralph M. Ross Assistant Dean of Student Development GREETINGS FROM THE UNIVERSITY Edward B. Fort Chancellor GREETINGS FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA C. D. Spangler, Jr. President MUSICAL SELECTION Universit Ch Battle Hymn of the Republic (Arranged by Wilhousky) Charlotte AlstorTconduclor INTRODUCTION OF SPEAKER Willi™ r d l . William C. Parker, Jr. Chairman of the Board of Trustees COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS .„„,,„, ... „ Congressman Major Owens U S. Congressman, New York MUSICAL SELECTION: No Greater Love - Soloist: Sylvia Ward Fellowship Gospel Choir (Written by David Allen) James E Thomas Direc(or SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS c . . „ ,_ Edward B. Fort Chancellor PRESENTAT.ONOFCOMMISS.ONEES Johnny W. Williams Professor of Aerospace Studies Benjamin F Foster, Jr. Professor of Military Science MUSICAL SELECTION: America - Soloist: Eric Poole Universi(y Symphonic Band (Arranged by Larry Howeth) Johnny Hodge conductor RECOGNITION OF HONOR GRADUATING STUDENTS Nathan F simmS| Jr Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs PRESENTATION OF CAND.DATES FOR DEGREES Nathan F. Simms, Jr. Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs CONFERRING OF DEGREES .... CJ . „ „ Edward B. Fort Chancellor INDUCTION OF GRADUATES INTO THE NATIONAL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION: James Gooch President, National Alumni Association, Inc. •THE ALMA MATER BENEDICTION.. Ralph M. Ross Assistant Dean of Student Development RECESSIONAL: Fanfare and Recessional i !„;„„,.■. c u • „ ,,„,„„, . . „, ' ■University Symphonic Band (Arranged by James D Ployhar) Johnny Hodg £ conductor RECEPTION TO FOLLOW IN EXHIBITION HALL •Audience Standing 229 Lyceum Series 1987-88 Drama Lecture ' Hi ll 3 ■:.; i 5 Dance Two C an Play, the Negro Ensemble Company ' s (NEC) third production of its 18th season, is a domestic comedy set in Jamaica, and features a young couple who concoct a scheme to emigrate to the U.S. until they take a close look at their relation- ship. This program is made possible in part by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts through the Southern Arts Federa- tion. 230 1987-1988 NOVEMBER November 4 Black Classical Musicians, a lecture demonstration by Mrs. Armenta Hummings, Frazier Hall 107, 3 p.m. November 6-9 Jonin three act play by Richard B. Harrison Players, 8 p.m., Paul Robeson Theatre. Fee November 11 Student Performance Program (music), 3 p.m., 107 Frazier Hall November 16 Concert by Jazz Ensemble, Holiday Inn Four Seasons, 12 Noon — 2 p.m. DECEMBER December 2 Percussion recital by Professor Jimmie Williams, 3 p.m., 107 Frazier Hall December 4-7 Black Nativity, a drama by Richard B. Harrison Players, 8 p.m., Robeson Theatre December 6 Christmas Concert by University Choir, 6 p.m., Harrison Auditorium December 9 Student performance program (music), 3 p.m., 107 Frazier Hall December 13 Christmas Concert by University Band, 6 p.m., Harrison Auditorium Art FEBRUARY February 16-29 Official unveiling of Alexander Caulders, Experiment in Art and Technology, 14 pieces, H. C. Taylor Gallery February 26-29 Blues for a Gospel Queen, a new play on the life of the legendary Mahalia Jack- son, by Richard B. Harrison Players, 8 p.m., in Paul Robeson Theatre APRIL April 19-22 Annual Student Art Gallery April 24 Concert by University Symphony 6:30 p.m., Harrison Auditorium Art Show, H. C. Taylor Band, 231 m;; ■r ! ; |; 1 Numerous special interest groups and diverse lifestyles have gained recogni- tion in many sectors and have dramati- cally changed the climate of the Uni- versity community. The overall involvement afforded each to a total satisfaction ... It was appropriate to have special resource personalities share their expertise in the areas of edu- cation, social, religious and political av- enues. Every generation of the Aggie family has a redezvous with the land which the University occupies. We must continue to show special respect for the fundamental values of Aggie- land, and we must pay special attention to the way these relate to the goal of the individual and to society as a whole. 232 Many groups join in the educational struggle in attempting to render services that will touc h the lives of all students. Ideals and ideas become altered to include posi- tive reinforcement of learned responses to inter- nal as well as external adjustment factors. Together we tried to ensure that adequate means were provided for wholesome and personal-social growth of each student. 233 Campus Activities lb.it M |0 I ' JH 234 a The Rich And Famous! 235 Cars! Cars! Cars! All Students Have Them Hi With Telephones 23b Odds Ins! Classes During warm weather, many shared experiences are recorded. These experiences help to develop a balanced integrated personality. Many opportunities are visible in forming lasting friendships. Breaks between classes give students a chance to be with others which have similar interests and to belonging. Campus life adjustment is a process of success- ful day by day living. 237 The Second Undergraduate Pan-Hellenic Summit February 12-13 1988 Keynote Speaker Dr. Ada Jackson President Of The National Pan Hellenic Council HP fi.ii ■m k y in Alpha Phi Alpha Alpha Kappa Alpha Delta Sigma Theta Kappa Alpha Psi Omega Psi Phi Phi Beta Sigma Sigma Gamma Rho Zeta Phi Beta Sponsored By the Division of Student Affairs 238 A T Fellowship Gospel Choir • • • Singing In Spirit And In Truth 239 If, ;! i, b ill Campus Residence Life ■i 1 mm REV. MORRIS LEWIS MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR HOUSING OPERATIONS DEAN THOMAS HASTYE RESIDENCE HALL ASSISTANT Cooper And Haley Residence Halls Cooper Hall was named for Dr. Charles L. Cooper, first Chairman of the Industrial Art Department, opened in 1955 for male students at a cost of $667,825.00. In 1971, this hall was converted into a residence hall for female students. There are 201 rooms to be occupied by 402 students. It has one suite, one complete bathroom, two showers, three bedrooms, and one kitchen to be shared by the total residence hall. When Alex Haley was searching for his roots, he came across an interesting discovery. His father, Simon Haley, was once a student here on this campus in the area of agriculture. He documented this in his long saga over national tele- vision and the University chose to pro- vide a landmark in recognition of this discovery and as a tribute to Mr. Ha- ley ' s artistic ability. The building to your left here is the Alex Haley Hall, a dormitory for young men at the ad- vanced junior or senior levels. James White Administrator -James Toon Administrator 241 Ik ' 1 llxljl y Martin Franklin Holt, son of the late Charles and Eliza Ann Isley Holt, was born in Graham, North Carolina on May 3, 1890. Mr. Holt received his early education at the High Point Normal and Industrial Institute, High Point, North Carolina. Upon finishing this institution he entered Hampton Institute, Hampton, Virginia and graduated in 1914. In 1918, he came to A T College. For years operated the blacksmith shop and taught on the campus. While operating the blacksmith shop, Mr. Holt fabricated much of the metal used in some of the earlier building. Later, he was appointed Superintendent of Building and Grounds, directing the layout of some of the landscaping which still exists intact. Through his life of service to Guilford County and the state of North Carolina, most memorable to A T graduate today, was that span of service (1930-1960) as Superintendent of the farms. He was appointed Superintendent of the college farms in 1930, a position he held until his retirement in June, 1960. While at A T he made outstanding contributions and remained a close friend of the University even after his retirement. He was a member of the Bethel A.M.E. Church, and was an honorary member of the American Society of Agronomy and the Hampton Alumni Association. Mr. Holt, a man of duty, perserverance and love for his fellowman, the young as well as the old, and certainly as a father, whose leadership and courage will be a symbol of greatness to his family. Mr. Holt ' s son is a prominent dentist in Greensboro today. Holt Hall And Gamble Complex Kent Court, a motel complex, was purchased by North Carolina A T State University between 1969 and 1970. It was chosen to become an Adult Education and Continuing Ed. Center. During 1975-76 school year the back section of this facility was converted into living quarters for the football coaching staff until 1978-79 school year. Today it serves as a Residence Hall for male undergraduate Seniors and Graduate Students. William T. Gamble, served as Residence Hall Director, Dean of men, Director of Registration and Records, and Director of Admissions. He was a person of many attributes, a very dedicated person to the University a nd community. Ruth Meachum Administrator Dorothy Walker Assistant Administrator 242 Scott Residence Hall A — B — C One of the largest buildings in the South is the W. Kerr Scott Hall. It was completed in 1951 at a cost of nearly $2,000,000.00 and was named for a governor whose administration saw the largest sum of appropriation to A T State University in the school ' s history. An alumnus, the late J.W. Jeffries, Assistant State Agent for the Extension Service, might have made all of the difference in terms of Governor Scott ' s generosity for A T. This building was designed and housed 1,100 men of the campus plus apartments for counselors. For years, Scott Hall was our pride and joy. Moses Kamara Administrator Ronald Tate Administrator Frederick Scott Administrator 243 HP If ! k ' l M |! iO|! i 5 ; 11 J J a i j I Barbee Curtis Residence Halls Barbee Hall is a six-story building that was built in 1969, at the cost of $1,333,000.00. The west side of the building opened the Fall Semester of 1969 and the East side opened the Spring Semester of 1969-70. The housing unit for students is of a suite structure. There are three or four rooms within the suite. This building was built to house 402 students and four staff members. It has an office and conference room which is used by the staff. There is a separate area being used by one of the University Counselors as an Outreach Center. There are two lounges in the building. The east lounge is used for a study area after 10:00 P.M. each night and as a recreation area during the other times of the day. Patricia Foster Administrator Curtis Hall was named for Alston Curtis and was occupied in 1951. This is a three-story structure that can house 148 students. It was constructed in 1951 at the cost of $255,497.00. It has two rooms for staff and or Director. The fa- cility contains two lounges, one in the basement and one on the first floor. This facility is no longer in the area of Dean of Students for Organizations and Development. The year of 1960 was the opening Gibbs Hall. This facility was opened for housing 200 female students. It consists of 102 rooms; 100 rooms for housing students and two rooms for residence staff. Fredonia Russell Administrator Holland Morrison Residence Halls Holland Hall was the first residence hall on campus for female students. It was constructed in 1939 at a cost of $117,548.00. This is a three-story building with a basement. Morrison Hall has been in existence for fifty-five years, opening its doors in 1934 to male students, at a cost of $155,000.00. This hall was later con- verted into a female residence. The hall consists of a basement with rooms available for sororities, a laun- dry, kitchen, storage rooms and a re- creation room. There are three floors with forty-nine rooms and one lobby. Forty-six rooms are for housing ninety- two students. Two rooms are occupied by counselors and one used by the hall as a study room. Addie Widemon Administrator Linda Inman Administrator 245 Hi M b M 1 , Morrow And Vanstory Residence Halls The building to the East of Benbow Road Hall is a dormitory for women. Originally named Warmoth T. Gibbs Hall, after the Fourth President of A. and T. State, it retained that name until 1979. In that year, the new social sciences building over on Eastern Main or Market Street was completed and the name of Warmoth T. Gibbs was assigned to it in honor of the long time historian and social science teacher. The name of this building was changed to Alma I. Morrow Hall. Vanstory Hall is a three-story building that was built in 1967 at a cost of $595,100.00. It houses 200 students of all classifications with a laundry room on each floor. Other accomodations: An office, conference room and lounge plus two living quarters for staff. During the past five years, the average percentage of occupancy has been 98V Mary Smith Administrator Alicia E. DeVane Administrator Career Planning And Placement Center The Career Planning and Placement Center is a centralized operation and is responsible for job placement activity for all schools, divisions, and departments of the University. The Center is located in Room 101, Murphy Hall and pro- vides services to all seniors, graduate students as well as other students seeking employment. Sharon L. Siler Secretary J  Joyce Edwards Assistant Director Counselor Esther P. Oliphant Coordinator of Scheduling Gloria Feimster Secretary Mr. Leon Warren Director 247 Counseling And Testing Center ||Ml r :l i Marylou H. Bowers Counselor Marva Watlington Counselor Pamela L. Valadez Counselor Carlotta Baker Counselor Dr. James E. Sibert Assistant Director The Counseling and Testing Center offers students the opportunity to discuss with a trained professional counselor or clinical Psychologist any questions, dilemmas, needs, problems or concerns involving educational, career vocational, social, personal or emotional adjustment that may occur during the college years. 248 3 Gary McLean is attempting to solve a Math problem with ease. Ivory and Tianitia spends time and studying for Business test. ' ■I Marteena Hall is significant in a number of respects. Perhaps most important is the fact that the first majc expression is that it is one of the most used academic facilities bv students. A c a d e m 1 c L 1 f e Marteena Hall •-,D Step -Show ' 87 Essence of sweetness Watching and waiting (SCS Sl$ Sfc. W Flashing the winners smile!!! The purple gold is exclusively bold Serious! 251 a $ V.I 5 Aggieland Gracious sakes, look at those cakes Chuck Berry Spinning the times at WNAA Cooling out at the game 252 BHHa Student Activities !«  £ Ms. Hume Economics and her court smiling radiantly! H E A c s m s e n c m • 1 • i a c t s • i n 253 Young Ladies Of Aggieland tot i$ 1 : ■■| CJi ' •i 1 : Dear A T! Dear A T You are the shining star, the morning star, the April rain and the purest flame! Dear A T! Dear A T! You bring shear delight With passions flights and from all our hearts, We love you A T!!! Kim Howell Ladies Of The Eighties Dear A T! Dear A T! With Reflections from our past. And Rare Essence in our hearts, You ' re nothing more than the twinkling stars above! 254 Student Life A Dear A T . . Profile of dignity 255 Winston-Salem Aggie Club 1 11 to !5l . HI t ■:.:«■+.:W n 3 : F a s h 1 o n S h o w CHEERLEADERS TAKING A BREAK FROM THE ACTION VERY GOOD PERFORMANCE STEPHANIE ALWAYS AND FOREVER! GI JOE. CAPRICE J5 - h -I Days Of Yore Dear A T Remember Us From Yesterday! ««• m . • ■Sm se Across The Way . . . Students Meet In Many Facilities For Sharing, Recreation, Study And Friendship Todd Phillips, sophomore and Vickie Dancy, Freshman! An honest expres- sion of friendship. You played a good game Nikki Organized Campus Life . . . Get Involved Interest And Opportunities Leigh, has an interest in students and their activities. Student Activities Gave Zest And Vigor To The Learning Process I II ! Freshman Students . . . Nikkole And Freda A Part Of The Process Through the years, A. T. has been a monument in- deed. It has kept memories alive in ones mind who had an opportunity to past through this way. A. T. has inspired students to strive for higher height — from astronauts, scientist, congressmen, presidents, and the list goes on. Students have acquired a feeling of self-worth equal to anyone anywhere. A. T. has taught students how to establish priorities, set goals and obtain them. Dear A T ... An Interpretative History Seven presidents and or chancellors have served the institution since it was founded in 1891. They are as fol- lows: Dr. J.O. Crosby (1892-1896), Dr. James B. Dudley (1896-1925), Dr. F.D. Bluford (1925-1955), Dr. Warmoth T. Gibbs (1956-1960), Dr. Samuel DeWitt Proctor (1960- 1964). Dr. Lewis C. Dowdy (1964-1980), Dr. Cleon Thomp- son, Jr., Interim Chancellor (1980-1981), and Dr. Edward B. Fort (1981 — Present). Here at A. T., efforts are made to meet today ' s de- mands on and challenges to institutions of higher educa- tion. A. T. is especially aware of the challenges for higher education to produce men and women with trained intelligence and strength of character who w ill be pre- pared to assume especially demanding and heavy respon- sibilities in a changing society. In it efforts to meet this challenge, it strives, through all members of its communi- ty, to accomplish common tasks and common goals through clear understanding and by mutual assumption of particular duties and responsibilities. 261 n ■■' ■- ' I 3 Student In Pursuance Of Extra-Class Objectives, The Program Of Co- Derrick Smith, sophomore, tried hard to win all of the games Nice pose Derrick. X Mr. Clyde Bowden lends Kevin Campbell concentrates. GET A STRIKE Marcus Poteat, you ' re Development Memorial Union Implements An Extensive Curricular Activities. Agwu is a graduate student, but takes time out to enjoy many of the curricular activities. looking good! Derrick, that ' s a serious concentratii 11 ! j.lt I Hi I A United Front Dear A T, Dear A T You continue to give lessons on those things that strengthen our maturity in everyday living. Your instructions afford us an oppor- tunity to explore bigger and better challenges. Mel Richardson. Kelly Fox and Courtney Bowser takes a pool break after classes. Together We Study! Divided We Fail. 264 Community Of The Young David, Tammv and Caprice Newcomers to A T. Students and Fraternities learn from experience, the joy of having They are acceptable to activities and some free time have almost mastered perfect plans. 265 I (oil ! ' ■' i f b . 1S|I 1 PI ] J R e s • 1 d e n c e Life College life brought to us a rapid settling D-O-W-N. This settlement requires deep concentration, hard study, and very little sleep. From the beginning, one must be able to resolve conflicts between the three. Sometimes You Eat Sometimes You Don ' t 266 s t d e n t Run And Jesse Their Run! F e n d 2tr Dear A T ... Here We Come Entered The Second Semester To Learn f .11 I 1(1 Beverly Parker Stedman, N.C. Lolita McDade Fayetteville, N.C. George Murphy Huntington, N.Y. Melanie Hodgin Greensboro, N.C. Greg Sauve Greensboro, N.C. Kenneth Davis Franklinville, N.C. James Oaklev Oxford, N.C. Randall Clark Saxapahaw, N.C. Felicia Hughes Winston-Salem, N.C. 268 2nd Tiew L. Yu Judy Terry Semester Sirageldin Osman Marion Sledge 269 Student Life 3 Andre Allen Studying on the steps in Marteena NEW YORK UNLIMITED Nikki Largent AYANTEE Photographer The Ladies of ZETA 270 The Good Ole ' Days Taking Charge Of Our Lives 271 ■• 1 A g 1 e P r 1 d e Dear iWM : . Far In The Distance Yet So Near Yesterday Today CARLA GORDON AND DARRIN CAMPBELL DISCUSS PLANS FOR SPEECH CONTEST LIFE LIBERTY, AND THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS A T OLUSEGUN A. SOGUNRO One of AYANTEE ' S Daily Visi- tors. Don ' t forget my picture! JOE AND STEPHANIE, WELCOME! 273 Experiences And Events Captured Student ' :■:, i l ■M 81 H CTjjJ a . ' 74 Visible Measures Of Success Entertainment During Event For Miss ISA An Effective Leadership And Forum. 275 . b Math Was Bad On Friday, But Don ' t Forget Wisdom! Sunday Is Coming . . . - M H n Dear A T we thank you for teaching us the Art of FLEXIBILITY. Aside from trying to master academic pursuits, we feel that extra-class activities are important and valuahle. I Our Instructors always lay down the rules . They are special and prized persons. 1 ' 8 Love Is Not An Easy Thing If Given Accept Freely Experience Love LOVE Love is not an easy thing. It is not easy to find and often it is not easy to hold. There are many people who do find love but allow it to slip through their hands because they are unwilling or unable to nurture love. Love requires sacrifice. Love requires the willingness and patience to listen and act on someone else ' s point of view or desires and needs. Love requires thought. Many lovers often act before they think and that can be dangerous and reckless. Unfortunately, we live in an age when many people have given up on love and have turned to the pursuit of pleasure in cars, clothes, drugs and liquor. These people are simply fooling themselves. The gift of love requires a search for love. The search may sometimes be very long and difficult. But those who have been fortunate enough to find love will tell you that the search is one worth going through. Love is very serious and very profound. Often, lovers fall out of love because one of them or both of are unable to understand the depth of the relationship that they are involved in. There are many people who play with love or who are unable to sustain the pain that does come when two people attempt to love each other well. Yes, love does bring pain. And those who are mature in their loving are able to cope with it and work through the pain. Those who are immature simply — for the most part — are unable to cope, fold their tents and run off into the night — hoping that another love will come their way. More often than not, those who do flee, find themselves loving again. But their experiences are the same. For they have failed to comprehend that one of the major components of love is hard work. So, if you have found love, hold on to it. Nuture it and fight for it. Sometimes the pain will seem great. But refuse to give up. For at the core of greatness is the ability to love and the willingness to pay that price that comes along with being loved. WRITTEN BY: ROBERT ANDREWS, JR. LOVE IS THE MOST IMPORTANT THING IN THE WORLD! Happy Valentine Day 279 I ' m ! ' I i.i 5 The Maintenance Of Wholesome Partnership Student 280 Ml, Students recognize unity and definite- ness of purpose in each activity. They respond wholeheartedly with their best efforts, and they carry throughout the year that spontaneity and enthusiasm so essential for program implementation. Students had the opportunity to work with different projects. Many were labeled with complex responsibilities. Thanks to Mrs. S. R. Martin, they were implemented with pose, dispatch, and efficiency. 281 [up h u do -i 282 Life . . . Sharing . . . Caring Belonging 283 :i ..;,-.. ■-„:,., . Iff! (J H m 1 I,-.. Making Our Study Easier KIMBERLY CURTIS AND TRACI GULLICK, making their study easy. Commuter Students ALLISON HEADLEY, This is easy! Michael Simmons Summeri ' ield, N.C. DELEON TIDWELL 284 Olusegun . . . Drives 56 MPH This Car Was Fast In It ' s Day . . . 285 , Get On Board in? H ■„!! n 5 : A 1 e s 28i Working Together For S t u d e n t s Waiting for mail to be distributed in Residence Hall. Elaine Melton, a commuter student. Torarav Denton, Hard at work. 287 , .-..i En? US j ' .11 I STKj ? %$r YM A DELTA 2 SIGMA THETA Alpha Kappa Alpha Alpha Phi Alpha Delta Sigma Theta Kappa Alpha Psi Omega Psi Phi Dr. Ada Jackson President K e y n o t e February 12th Greek Organ 288 Letter Rations National Pan-Hellenic Council s p e a k e r Ron McNair Aud. Phi Beta Sigma Sigma Gamma Rho Zeta Phi Beta 289 p M h M i ,1.1 31 I Being Close To Home Linda Ward S t u d e n t A T Has A Lot To Offer Angela Hairston f e ' mi k i j 3 Faculty Dr. Vallie Guthrie Physical Science Dr. Charles Bailey. Jr. School of Education Schools And College Mr. Paul Thomason Department of Speech Communication And Theatre Arts Dr. Jesse E. Marshall, Professor School of Education Dr. Ginger Armentrout School of Nursing 292 Mr. Jimmy Williams College of Arts and Sciences a c u 1 t y Dr. Anwar Khan School of Business and Economics Ms. Frankie Day College of Arts Science Dr. Hattye H. Liston College of Arts and Sciences 293 k to y :■.11 Mr. Joseph D. Williams School of Education F a c u 1 t y Ms. Helen McCullough School of Nursing Mr. Erskine Walther School of Technology Mr. Donald Coffey College of Arts And Sciences Dr. B.W. Harris School of Education :- Dr. Isaac Barnett School of Technology Dr. Kofi Obeng Research Transportation 294 . Dr. Sandra Alexander, Director of Freshmen Advisement And Learning Assistance Center Mr. James Armstrong, Director of Upward Bound Dr. Rudolph Artis, Registrar Jnd 11 Ms. Dorothy I. Bailey, Director of Student Activities Mr. Drexel Ball. Director of Sports Information Dr. Dorothy P. Barnett, Assistant Dean, School of Education Administrators DR. WILLIE T. ELLIS, ACTING VICE CHAN CELLOR FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS . Stu dents entering the University may obtain ad vanced placement and college credit on the has f performance on the College Entrance Exami natjon Board Advanced Placement examinations 296 Mr. Lennie Beamon, Director of Physical Plant Dr. Clenton Blount, Director of Admissioi Ms. Linda Bowling, Director of Student Health Services Mr. Ralph Brown, Director of Intramural Sports Dr. Sampson Buie, Director of Alumni Affairs Ms. Katherine Burckley, Reporting Mr. Doris D. Canada Assistant Vice Chancellor for Business And Finance Mrs. Lillian Couch, Director of Personnel Services Dr. William Craft, Associate Dean, School of Engineering Ms. Alberta Dalton, Director o f Staff Development Mr. Joseph Daughtry, Director of University Police Administration Mrs. Dolores Davis, Director of Financial Aid 297 :• si I? i Mrs. Edith Davis, Director of Payroll Mrs. Maxine Davis, Director of Purchasing Dr. Sidney Evans, Associate Dean of Agricultural Research Dr. H.D. Flowers, Director Paul Robeson Theatre Mr. Ronald Gales, University Engineer Dr. Milton Glisson, Director of Transportation Institute Administrators U L Dr. Daniel Godfrey. Director of Agricultural Extension DR. NORMAN HANDY, VICE CHANCELLOR FOR DEVELOPMENT AND UNIVERSITY RELATIONS The Office is maintained by the University not only to assist with the overall institutional development, but also to promote its continual interest among alumni, parents, friends, foundations, corporations, and other sec- tors of the national community. Mr. Andre James, Director of Auxiliary Services Mrs. Paula Jeffries, Assistant Vice Chancellor For Business And Finance Mrs. Ruby Jones, Salary Administration Dr. Lillie King, Assistant Vice Chancellor For Development And University Relations Mr. Harold Lanier, Director of Cooperative Education Ms. Sharon Lunsford, Director of Property Management Mr. Philip Mansfield, Interim Treasurer Mrs. Sharon R. Martin, Director of International and Minority Student Affairs Ms. Lavonne Matthews, Interim Director of Contracts and Grants Mr. Roger McKee, Director of Memorial Union Ms. Mary Mims, Internal Auditor Dr. Richard Moore, Director of Information Service 299 jmf J • s .... !■: .•■:i Mr. Willie Mooring, Director of Computer Center Mr. Orby Moss, Director of Athletics Col. William Neal, Director of Housing And Residence Life Dr. Delores A. Parker Dean of Student Development Mrs. Norma Pennix, Director of Veterans and Handicapped Student Affairs Mrs. Mattye Reed, Director of African Heritage Center Administrators Dr. Danny Pogue, Assistant Dean — School of Business And Economics MR. CHARLES MCINTYRE, VICE CHAN- CELLOR FOR BUSINESS FINANCE Through the financial aid program, the Universi- ty makes every effort to assure that no qualified student will be denied the opportunity to attend because of lack of funds. 300 Rev. Ralph M. Ross Assistant Dean of Student Development Dr. Barbara Saunders Director of Teacher Education Mr. Jonah Smith Budget Officer Dr. Ronald Smith Assistant Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs Dr. Jewel Stewart Director of Institutional Research and Planning Mr. Leon Warren, Director of Career Planning and Placement Center Administrators Mr. Marvin H. Watkins Director of Research Administration Dr. Sullivan A. Welborne, Jr. Assistant Vice Chancellor For Student Affairs 301 ;■!! Mr. Charlie Williams, Director of Student Support Services Dr. Robert Wilson, Director of Counseling and Testing Center jjj 1: H Cp -c-a Jf J A M ' r 1 A i Mrs. Alene C. Young Director of Bluford Library Administrators DR. ROLAND E. BUCK. VICE CHANCELLOR FOR STUDENT AFFAIRS The broad objec- tive of the programs within the division is to aid students in developing the attitudes, understand- ing, insights and the skills which will enable them to express themselves as socially competent per- sons. A special emphasis is placed on campus rela- tionships and experiences which complement for- mal and informal instructions. 1 )02 imwwivi Mr. Benjamin Rawlins University Attorney Dr. Dorothy Alston Special Assistant to the Chancellor Administrators 303 Honors Day Convocation In J Richard B. Harrison Auditorium March 23, 1988 10:00 A.M. Mil Friendly Faces On Campus Ticket Office Mr. Harold Willis Manager The Library Kermit Miller Bookstore 305 . ■■I qttpPORTIVE STAFF Secretaries Ms. Sandra Dean Property Management Mr. Larry Hardy Computer Center Mrs. Ethel Chiles-Hearne Computer Center •r. 9 Mrs. Joyce Johnson Transportation Institute Mr. Gary Maxwell Upward Bound Ms. Rosetta McNeil Property Management Ms. Ernestine Purnell Business Finance Ms. Rubye Reid Student Support Services Mrs. Christine Shelton Business Finance Mr. John Smith Admissions Ms. Shirley Turner Development University Relations Ms. Beverly Wallace Upward Bound (IK, Brenda P. Ball Business and Finance Gail Barger Student Affairs Virginia Brown Personnel Annie P. Caldwell Personnel Carrie H. Drake Office of Student Activities Idella M. Jones A T Foundation Esther J. Kamara Personnel Beverly McLeod Registration Records -Jacqueline McMillan A T Foundation Audrey Riddick Budget Office Nettie Rowland Information Services Onnie Whitelow Chemistry JO miPPORTlVE STAFF AND SECRETARIES y .9 Carolyn Caldwell, Lenora Bryant, Yvonne Dewar Chancellor ' s Office Venetia Fisher Agricultural Economics Blondine Graham Physical Plant Loretta LeGrand Aerospace Studies Lafreda McKie Physical Plant Wanda Meekins Financial Aid Barbara Pittman Purchasing Margaret Simmons Collections Peggy Smith Music Deloris Thompson, Evelyn Gales, Theresa M. Melton, Andrea Robinson Purchasing Glenice Troxler Speech, Communication Theatre Velma White Chemistry 08 Fay Caple Memorial Union Gladys Corbitt Counseling Kay Harris Student Support Service Marian Jennette Student Affairs Helen Jones Athletics Marian Lee Student Development Yvonne F. Majette Administrative Affairs Grade Potts International Minority Student Affairs Barbara Turman University Police Deborah Underwood Transportation Patricia Wall Student Development Ethel Wallace Upward Bound K)s --• : ■i v«- Queenie Bannerman Personnel Donna Bass Accounting Carolyn Crosson Student Affairs lull u Felicia Hooper Registration Records Henrietta Largent V Student Affairs Peggy Lett Nursing Arthelia Lomax Cashier ' s Office Crystal McCombs Development University Relations Barbara Miller Nursing Sharon Siler Career Planning Placement Dorothy Sims Educational Leadership Policy Janice E. Taylor Legal Affairs ml Special Thanks To Hard Workers For Ayantee Mr. H Ms. Evelyn Childs Mr. James Armstrong Mr. Sheldon Beatty Ms. Melody Brown Mrs. Carrie H. Drake Mrs. Henrietta Largent Dr. Delores A. Parker Mrs. Norma Pennix Mr. Roscoe Pouncey Ms. Lisa M. Stiggers Mrs. Patricia Wall Mr. Harold Willis f Mr. Raymond Byrd 311 IP ■kiii 3 i id Guest Lecturer Feb. 23, 1988 M.U. Ballroom Edolphus Towns, a 1956 graduate of A T State University, be- came the first A T graduate ever to be elected to Congress. Towns won the 11th Congressional seat from Brooklyn. A native of Chad- bourn, N.C., Towns majored in Sociology at A T. The Honorable Edolphus Towns Congressman Sponsored By: Student Government Association ,i ' Senior Class Directory y J 15 Imadeldin M Abdelrahman II I Vpl i Golden Gate Dr. Greensboro, . ' -. ' ! ■' ' ' ' ■lui .J Engineering Ali s Abdul 1202Summil Avenue Greensboro Nl Electrical Engineering HusiaT. Abdul 2008 Apt A Br..mpn.n Dr Greensboro, V 7401 Political Science Ahmed I Abdulta P.O Box 21541 Greensboro, NC 27420 Architectural Engineering Khahl A. Abdullah 3023 Ap[ E Cottage PI Greensboro, NC 27-105 Industrial Engineering Mohd Z. Abdullah t ' eriti Mechanical Engineering Mohamed 1 Ahu-Muslafa P Box 898 Abu Dhahi. 95 Mechanical Engineering Halem S Abuahmad 3911 Pioneer Way Greensbor.,, NC 27407 Computer Science Bassam M Ahuhassira 1041 Apt 207 Boston Rd. Greensboro. NC 27407 Computer Science Nina S. Adams P.O. But 125 Lagrange, NC 28551 Psychology Inuolaji M. Adekunle 817 Summit Avenue Greensboro. NC 27405 Voc Ind Ed (Elec Ind.) Oliver W Adkin 33 Crestview Avenue Vauthall. N.I 07088 Mechanical Engl ng Shamsul B Ahmad 1611 Apt H [6 th SI Greensboro, NC 27408 Mechanical Engineering Gihad K Atlaboum P Bo 59 Abu-Dhabi. 95 Electrical Engineering Samuel E Akagu 62 Voc I Ed. (Construction) Cliff., A. Akotuah 4302 if. Parker St Greer ioro, NC 27405 Electi al Engineering Salen A, Al-Abdullah 3023 {pt E Cottage P) Greensboro, NC 27405 Agrii ultural Education Abdulla M Al-Bakir 3804 Mizell Rd Greensboro, NC 27405 Architectural Engineering Mohammed N Al-Bakir 5515 Apt. 616 W Market St Greensboro, NC 27409 Architectural Engineering Ahmad A Al-Mnzafer P.O Box 13156 Greensboro. NC 27415 Architectural Engineering Mohamad S Al Muhananadi 2827 Apt E N O ' Henry Blvd Greeneboro, NC 27401 An lull-, tiirfll Engineering Moh ' dkamel H AI-Qalam 3808 Apt .1 Mizell Rd Greeneboro, NC 27-105 Arrhilectural Engineering Mohammad V Al Rammal P Mo. 20943 Greensboro, NC 27420 Elei i r i, (,| Engineering Anita h Albrighl 514 .Sedalia Road Cibsonville, NC 27249 B istt i Un et ration Andre U Allen P.O Box 127 An onville puter Si ieni t Bernadelle B Allen P.O. Box 2822 New Bern, Nl 28560 Sheila A Allen Route 3, But 416 Warrenlon, NC - ' 189 Account i nj; Angela M. Almon 800 Park Avenue Greensboro, NC 27405 Business Administration Bruce C. Alston 1616 Eastwood Avenue Greensboro. NC 27401 Engineering Physics Clyde E Alston 3610 Flint Street Greensboro, NC 27405 History iTeachmgl Jeamne A Alston 1315 Apt. B. Dartmouth Ave High Point, NC 27260 Occup. Safely Health Shon T Alston 260 Apt. 98 Audubon, NY 10033 Business Administration Daniel C Amaunwu Greensboro, NC 27415 Industrial Tech (Const r .lames M Anderson 4109 Flagstaff Ct. Greensboro, NC 27406 Mechanical Engineering Timmie L. Anderson Route 1. Box 148-C Snow Hill, NC 28580 Business Administration Edith D Apple 107 NC 100 Gibson ville, NC 27249 Karen V. Arev 1640 Fort Duponl Street Washington. DC 20020 Landscape Architecture Patrick L Artis 2018 Fieldcresl Road Wilson. NC 27893 Health 41 Physical Ed Wilbert ( ' Art.s 1518 Sharpe Road Greensboro, NC 27406 Ashraf Atalla 924 Apt G E. Cone Blvd Greensboro. NC 27405 Electrical Engineering Derrick L Atkinson 515 Sunset Drive Ayden, NC 28513 Health Physical Ed. Sharmella Atkinson 2529 Apt 6B Spring Garden Greensboro, NC Mechanical Engineering Armanda C Attaway 812 Logan Street Greensboro. NC 27401 Stephanie G Aughenhaugh 6180 Lake Brandt Rd Greensboro, NC 27405 Gtlberto A Austin 1705 Apt A Douglass St Greensboro. NC 27406 Electrical Engineering Michael L. Austin 700 Liberia Street Winston Salem, NC 27107 Engineering Mathematics Dessie R. Autry Route 2. Bo 652 Elizabethtown, NC 28337 Sociology Daniel C Awurum 1714 Maplewood Ln Greensboro, NC 27407 Landscape Architecture Peter Awute Riimuji kelga, 62 Voc Ind Ed. (Construction) Tanya D Ayscue 3918 Apt E Hahns Ln C reensboro, NT ' .•71111 Business Administration Robert 1. Bndgclt Route 3. Box 283 Apex. NC 2705 Recreation Administration Sameer G Badwan 415 Apt. C Montrose Dr Greensboro, NC 27407 Architectural Eneji ng Stephanie M Bag ley 2704 Apt D Patio Place Greensboro. NC 27405 Accounting Mike L Bailey Route 2. Box 547 Williamston, NC 27892 Landscape Architecture Michelle Baker Route 2. Box 355 Gates, NC 27937 Speech Richard .1 Baldwin 2420 Ivy Avenue Winston -Salem. NC 27105 Nursing James T Balkum 2506 Apt G E. Wendover Greensboro. NC 27405 Mechanical Engineering Melvm L. Ballard 1719 Ann Street Wilmington, NC 28403 Industrial Tech. IMfg ) Lateef A. Balogun 1504 Apt B Autum n Dr Greensboro. NC 27405 Political Science Creighlon R Barber 1079 Dekalb Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11221 Architectural Engineering Kimberly L. Barclift 802 Homestead Avenue Hampton. VA 23661 Industrial Engineering Arthur T Barham 222 Apt. A S. Mendenhall Greensboro. NC 27403 Mechanical F ' ngmeenng Areha L Barksdale 2013 Lutheran Street Greensboro. NC 27401 Dennis E. Barnes 704 Edmondson Avenue Tarboro. NC 27886 Industrial Tech (Const.) I irai I i Bar in Route 9, Box 431 Reidsville. NC 27320 Music John H Barnes 120 S. Nash Street Wilson. NC 27893 Chemistry (Professional) Kan , I H if,,, 114 Burnelte Street Rocky Mount. NC 27801 Laboratory Animal Sc Michelle D. Barnes 220 Wiley Street Tarboro. NC 27886 Home Ec. (Dietetics] Reginald A Barnes 834 Martin Street Smithfield, NC 28403 Music Education April Y Barnelt Route 1, Bot 189 Edward. NC 27821 Regina D Barr 2839 Glenn Avenue Winston-Salem, NC 27105 Industrial Engineering William A Barrow 1307 Rotherwnod Road Greensboro, NC 27406 Mui Ed. i, Ricky C Bass 336 Apt 205 Bellemeade St Greensboro. NC 27401 Larry D BatLs 802 Fleming Street Greenville. NC 27834 Computer Science Joanne E Haucum 4971 Apt EThales Road Winston Salem, NC 27104 Electrical Engineering Pamela L Baucum 4971 Apt. E. Thales Rd. Winston Salem, NC 27104 Accounting Darlene Beaity Route 1. Box 39 Wmnabow. NC 28479 Mechanical Engineering Natalie L. Belcher 214 Apt A S English St- Greensboro, NC 27401 English (Professional) Deangelo L. Bell 1029 Oearson Street Greensboro. NC 27406 Health and Physical Ed Travis R. Bell 734 Vale Street Shelby. NC 28150 Industrial Tech (Elect I Valerie C Bell 4224 Kildare Drive Greensboro, NC 27405 Child Development Sonja A Bellamv 1304 N 26th Street Wilmington. NC 28405 Computer Science Cednc R Benjamin 1918 E. I6th Street Winston -Salem. NC 27105 Computer Science Vetia M Bennett 1110 Ardmore Drive Greensboro. NC 27401 Business Administration Lloyd A Best 604 Apt K Banner Avenue Greensboro, NC 27401 Electrical Engineering Terry L Best Route 2. Box 522C Greenville, NC 27834 Agn Sci lAnimal Science) Myron P. Bethea 142 Luther Road Raleigh, NC 27610 Elinor F Blackwell 717 Abmgton Drive Greensboro. NC 27401 Industrial Engineering Albert B Blake 1701 G Earle Street Charlotte, NC 28206 Mechanical Engl ng Harvey W. Blakeney 2000 Belcrest Drive Greensboro, NC 27406 Undecided (Undergraduate) Terry T Blankenship 6926 Poplar Ridge Rd Lewisville. NC 27023 Voc Ind Ed. (Drafting. Gra.i Anita L Blue 1144 Phillip Street Clinton. CN 28328 Social Work Thea C B lunt 602 W 39th Street Wilmington, DE 19802 Industrial Engineering Joseph G Bobbitl 2110 Freeman Streel Winston-Salem. NC 27107 Transportation Anthony W Boddie Route 2. Box 163 Kmghtdale. NC 27545 Industrial Engineering Lisa E. Boiling 155 Apt. I2A Ferns Ave White Plains. NY 106 Business Administration Arthur D Borboi 3511 H Holts Chapel Rd Greensboro, NC 27401 Agn Sci (Agn Engineer) Daniel Boston, Jr Route 1, Bot 369 Roper, NC 27970 Electrical Engineering Penelope J Bowie 318 W Montcastle Drive Greensboro. NC 27406 Accounting Michelle A Boyd 7005 Breckenridge Ave Raleigh, NC 27609 Speech Ricky L Bradley 1832 Apt. F McKnight Mill Greensboro. NC 27405 Industrial Engineering Rudloph Brantley 171 Kingsbndge Rd Mt. Vernon. NY 10550 Accounting Mark E Brewington 801 Ward Street Greenville. NC 27834 Industrial Tech IMfg.) Patrick F Bnnson P.O Box 1773 Tiflon, GA 31793 Mechanical Engineering 3518 Apt. G Farmingum Dr. Greensboro. NC 27407 Industrial Tech. (Auto) 20 Jefferson St. NE Washington. DC 20011 English (Professional) Donna M Brooks 230 Willow Lake Rd Greensboro, NC 27405 Biology (Professional) Ernest G. Broom 4304 Apt A Hewitt Stree Greensboro, NC 27404 Industrial Tech. (Elect.) Alila D Brown 1210 Drew Street Durham, NC 27701 Health Physical Ed Angela D Brown 5114 Valleyrun Road McLeansville. NC 27301 Computer Science Angela J. Brown 93 Simons Street Charleston. SC 29403 Mechanical Engi E David P Brown 1728 Thurmond Street Winston-Salem. NC 27105 Electrical Engineering Ceorgetta D Brown 1442 Ardmore Drive Greensboro, NC 27401 LeRoy Brown 947 Bell Fork Rd. Jacksonville, NC 28540 Electrical Engineering Linda K Brown 4000 Perth Place Greensboro. NC 27405 Early Childhood Ed K-3, Prentis E. Brown Route 2, Box 39C Waxhaw. NC 28173 Business Administration Rhonda L Brown 532 Madewood Road Lynchburg, VA 24503 Laboratory Animal Sc Robert J. Brown 1449 Swamp Angle Ct Charleston. SC 29412 Mechanical Engineering Rodnquez D Brown 607 Blakcwood Street Wilson. NC 27893 Political Science Ronald E Brown 111 Henderson Street Williamston. NC 28292 Computer Science Sherrie D Brown 3902 Apt FHahn ' s Ln Greensboro. NC 27401 Safety and Driver Ed. Stacev M Brown 3965 First Streel. SW Washington, DC 20032 Business Administration Theodore V Brown 1554 W 29th Street Los Angeles. CA 90007 Music Education Darlene R Browning P Box 531 Hillsborough. NC 27278 Home Ec. (Cloth. Tex. Fash I Tina L. Bryant 314 Senior Class Directory 1109 Rosewood Drive Tarboro, NC 27886 Accounting Linda A Burnpass 2803 Apt C Yanceyville Si Greensboro. NC 27405 Speech and Theatre Lisa Y Bumphus Route 2, Box 182 Roxboro. NC 27573 Ulysses M. Bunch PO Box 363 Windsor Windsor. NC 27983 Architectural Engineering Kenneth L Burgess Route 3. Box 216 Kmgstree, SC 29556 Agricultural Education Brian K Burnette 8 Miller Avenue Tarrytown. NY 10591 Electrical Engineering Collin R. Burrell Fair Burn PA Clarendon, 67 Agri. ScL (Agri. Engineer ) Rupert D Burton ' 211 Hampton Drive High Point. NC 27260 Accounting Reginald K Bynum 1123 Brown St. Durham, NC 27713 Industrial Tech. lElect.) Kenneth M Campbell 4210 Queen Beth Drive Greensboro, NC 27405 Biology (Professional! Rhonda C Campbell 703 Bluford Street Greensboro, NC 27401 Architectural Engineering Terry B Campbell P.O. Box 31913 Charleston, SC 29417 Biology (Professional) Arnold S Capera 909 Locksley Drive Charleston, SC 29407 Industrial Tech (Mfg I Deli a R Carden 1212 Apt. A7 Colli Burlington. NC 27215 Nursing Dr Karen A Carpenter 704 Arlington High Point, NC 27260 Mechanical Engineering Charlene S. Carr 4108Galway Drive Greensboro. NC 27406 Business Administration Donald R Carroll 413 Langdon Street Fayetteville, NC 28301 Art, Design Dennis Carter Route 1, Box 187 Rich Square, NC 27869 History (Professional) Sandra K Carter 2709 Dellwood Drive Greensboro, NC 27408 Nursing Robert G. Cashion 612 Apt. 3 Forest Street Greensboro, NC 27403 Mechanical Engineering Jaynetta R. Cassidy Route 1. Box 478 Seagrove. NC 27341 Calvin L Chambers Route 3. Box 33 Roxboro. NC 27573 Industrial Tech lElect.) Hope S Chaplin Route 5. Box 269-A Burlington, NC 27215 Nursing Stacey J Chappell 2315 Fleming Road Greensboro, NC 27410 Laboratory Animal Science Edgar C Cheek Route 1. Box 39 Halifax. NC 27839 Industrial Tech (Mfg I William B. Cheek 6 Woodcreek Court Greensboro, NC 27406 Biology (Professional) Anthony P Cherry Route 2 Box 206 Aulander. NC 27805 Industrial Tech lElect.) Edwina Y. Chestnut 1727 Sloneybrook Dr High Point, NC 27260 Accounting Mohammed K. Chikha 1042 Sullivan Street Greensboro. NC 27405 Industrial Engineering Tumelo Chipfupa 5005 Apt. B Brompton Dr Greensboro, NC 27407 Mechanical Engineering Michael A Church 809 Homeland Aienue Greensboro, NC 27405 Agri Econ. (Agri Science) Boa2 C Coan 13 Apt. E Pinehills Apts. Salisbury, NC 28144 Electrical Engineering Barnabas B Coker S01 Homeland Avenue Greensboro. NC 27405 Agricultural Education Arnold A. Cole 224 Wayne Avenue Goldsboro. NC 27530 Electrical Engineering John E. Collins 106 Apt. F Tall Oaks Dr Greensboro. NC 27408 Electrical Engineering Rich.e ,.11. ns Roule 1, Box 75 Jacksonville. NC 28540 Industrial Tech. lEIecl-l Lula E. Colson Route 2. Box 192 Polkton. NC 28 135 Accounting Wendy J Commander Route 1. Box 120 South Mills. NC 27976 Speech and Theatre Pamela P Cooke 1480 Endicotl Terrace Teaneck, NJ 07666 Douglas V Cooper 907 Apt. E Florida St. Greenaboro, NC 27401 Electrical Engineering Donald W Corbett 610 Clark Avenue Greensboro. NC 27406 English I Professional) Holly D. Cornelius 3350 Shady Rd Plaza Macon, GA 31211 Industrial Engineering Joseph E. Corrigan 522 Barker Avenue High Point, NC 27260 Mechanical Engineering Wayne W Cox Route 2. Box 23 Roper. NC 27970 Mechanical Engineering Tonya A. Crawford 1203 Lyle Street Reidsville. NC 27320 Electrical Engineering Maliq R. Culhreath P.O. Box 20062 Greensboro. NC 27420 Electrical Engineering Patrick O. Curry 1609 Ben Lloyd Dr Raleigh. NC 27604 Industrial Tech. lElect.) Consuela D. Cutner 815 Apt. B Northndge Si Greensboro. NC 27403 Business Administration Hadi H Dabar Sidon. 59 Mechanical Engineering Ann F Dalton Route 2. Box 176 Madison. NC 27025 Computer Science Lynchburg, VA 24504 Business Administration Mohammed S Danlami P O Box 727 Agricultural Education Patricia A. Darby 215 Elmwood Andrews. SC 29510 Business Education (Basicl Raymond Darbv 6531 Venture Drive Fayetteville. NC 28304 English I Professional I Belinda A Davis 1!0 Phillips Street Lagrange. NC 28551 Accounting Douglas J Davis 22 Apt. L Hunt Club Rd Albermarle. NC 28001 Recreation Administration Janine C. Davis 1905 Autum Drive Greensboro. NC 27405 Ronald A Davis 3412 Winchester Drive Greensboro. NC 27406 Architectural Engineering Lovely M Dawson 702 Harris Street Goldsboro. NC 27530 Tnna L. Daye 226 Providence Road Roxboro, NC 27575 Social Work Jeffrey A Dean 46 Long Beach Avenue Roosevelt. NY 11575 Undecided I L ' ndergrad.J Sandra Y Dean 2313 Stamey Street Greensboro. NC 27401 Hriuili ,-l ' ., ,. , Regina C DeBerry 2312 Larkspur Drive Greensboro, NC 27405 Home Econ. (Home Econ Ed I Byron F Degraffennedl 4304 Pheasant Run Dr Greensboro. NC 27408 Business Administration Michael S Dentey 523 Lama Street Greensboro, NC 27406 Engineering Physics Celeste Dimery 12902 142 Street Jamaica, NY 11436 Electrical Engii ng Ricky D. Dixon Route 1. Box 317 Trenton. NC 28585 Mechanical Engineering Khanh Do 2317 Cole Road ring Electrical Engm Michael B Donovant 904 Summit Avenue Reidsville. NC 27320 Dora C. Drake 321 Apt. F E Montcastle Greensboro. NC 27406 Business Administration Randolph Draughorne P.O. Box 1723 Greensboro, NC 27402 Electrical Engmeer.ng Debbie M DeBose Route 1, Box 509 Darlington, SC 29532 Nui mg Valei . D Daltoi Clay L Duffel 1905 15th Avenue Altoona. PA 16601 Accounting Falecia P Dukes 309 Apt D College Road Greensboro, NC 27410 Political Science Gary A, Duncan 948 Armstrong Street Statesville. NC 28677 Art. Design Darrvl A Durham 202 Apt J Wind Road Greensboro, NC 27405 Electrical Engineering Claude W Dunston P.O. Box 243 Louisburg. NC 27549 Electrical Engineering Irma G Easton 102 Minnesota Street Lumberton. NC 28358 Child Development Leonard S Edmonds PO Box 21334 Greensboro. NC 27420 Mechanical Engineering Billy E. Ednngston .503 Albemarle Avenue Rocky Mount, NC 27801 Industrial Engineering Linwood F Edwards, Jr 715 Longleaf Avenue Goldsboro. NC 27530 1 !N[i ' ir,r i ■Leonard Ejimakaonye 1205 Arlee Street Greensboro, NC 27401 Voc lnd. Ed IServ Indust.) Herbert R. Ellis Route 1, Box 984 Maysville, NC 28555 Computer Science Rachel M Ellison 446 McPherson Mebane, NC 27302 I ' ..,. s Adm s Adm Darryl A Elow 30 Hammond Street Roxbury. MA 02119 Architectural Engineering Kimberly K. Ennett 3755 Del Mar Dr. Dale City. Va 22193 Mechanical Engineering Sharon P Entzminger 1800 Eastwood Ct, Greensboro. NC 27401 Undecided lUndergrad I Thomas P Eshun 1706 Apt- B Bluford St. Greensboro. NC 27401 Industrial Engineering Camille L. Ethndge 5515 W. Market Street Greensboro, NC 27409 Electrical Engineering Louis Ethndge 1854 Broadell Drive Fayetteville. NC 28301 Electrical Engineering Charles O Etoroma 3431 Apt- F Wichita PI Greensboro. NC 27405 Industrial Tech. (Mfg 1 Carolyn A Eure Route 2, Box 125 Gates, NC 27937 Home Ec (Dietetics) Michael A Eure 1007 Sullivan Street Greensboro, NC 27401 Industrial Engineering Harold R. Evans 853 Campella Ln Raleigh. NC 27610 Computer Science Roy A. Ezell 345 Fannie Circle Charlotte, NC 28205 Electrical Engineering Benjamin G. Fagan P Box 1352 Greensboro, NC 27402 Broadcast Production Robert A. Fairlev. Jr P.O. Box 185 Maxton, NC 28364 Agricultural Education Euwell A. Falconer. Ill 506 George Street New Bern. NC 28260 Industrial Tech iMfg I Arthur G Farabee 910 Franklin Street Thomasville. NC 27360 Electrical Engineering Regina E Faulk 422 Apt. B Greenbnar Rd Greensboro. NC 27405 Michael E Faulks Wit Snolh Slreel ,i. , n • I., ,r.. •■-( Architectural Engineenni Benme H Fellon 601 Apt B Gillespie Greensboro. NC 27401 Speech Lisa B Finger 4311 Kildare Greensboro. NC 27401 Electrical Engineering Damian A. Fisher 1307 Marion Street Greensboro, NC 27403 Agri. Sc. (Animal Sc.) Shelby J. Foley 1 1 Maple Avenue Thomasville, NC 27360 Electrical Engineering Glover Ford. Jr Route 1. Box 345 Fairmont, NC 28340 Agricultural Educ ation Audra R Foree 614 Saddle Ridge Ave Durham, NC 27704 Transportation Christopher F. Foxx Route 1. Box 517 Robbins. NC 27325 Transportation Raymond B Franklin 711 Apt C Chesti Greensboro. NC 2740.S Electrical Engineering Monya C Frazier 606 Carver Street Florence. SC 29501 Carol J. Frederick PO Box 516 Faison. NC 28341 Recreation Admimstra St. Daniel C Frit 6135 Webster Street Philadelphia. PA 19143 Architectural Engineering William S. Fruh 3671 Briarmeade Rd Greensboro. NC 27405 Industrial Engineering Carla M Fulford 8804 Sterling Street Landover, MD 20785 Engineering Mathematics Beverly B Fuller Route 1. Box 230A Cedar Grove. NC 27231 Business Administration Christopher J. Fuller 406 Woodlake Drive Greensboro, NC 27406 Business Adm Terrence E Funderburk 3247 Dalecrest Dr. Charlotte, NC 28213 Business Administration Timothy R Gallagher P.O. Box 6873 G reensboro. NC 27415 Computer Science Guat E Can 2912 Stratford Drive Greensboro, NC 27408 Electrical Engineering Jeannine P Cant 1915 Drexel Road Greensboro, NC 27405 Speech Anthony H Gardiner 1906 Iverson Street Temple Hills. MD 20748 Industrial Tech (Mfg ) Angela T Garland 1314 Stout Street Burlington. NC 27215 Biology (Teachingl Sheha B Gardner Route 7. Box 568 Asheboro. NC 27203 Electrical Engi ng Chester H. Gary Route 1. Box 259 Bailey. NC 27807 Industrial Arts. Ed. Denise O Gaskm 315 . IP Nil : : i J ; i ;: ■$ ' f,;W ' J Senior Class Directory 1904 Kinsman Rojd Greensb NC 27406 An Design James A Galling Route 3, Box 253 Pocomoke, MD 21851 Mechanical Engineering Melanie T George .1126 Eliiabelh Ave New Rem, NC 28560 Terranee A Herald Route 6, Bon 53G Hillsborough, NC 2727s ... itinp Nan R. Cerringer Route 10. Box 464 Burlington, NC 27215 Nursing Mohammad R Ghahraman 803 Apt F Englewood Si Greensboro. NC 27403 Agri Sc lAgri Engineer.) Al. Chavimi 12(15 Apt K Arlee Street Greensboro. NC 27401 Mechanical Engineering David M Gibbs 1418 Dorsey Street Greensboro, NC 27407 Electrical Engineering Donna T Gilchrist 12 MullisCt. Greensboro, NC 27405 Social Work James T. Glenn 222 N Chestnut Street Gaslonia, NC 28054 Industrial Tech (Elect.) Patrick L. Clenn Route 1, Box 61B Lumber Bridge. NC 14902 Computer Science Dennis J Glover 3606 Apt. A Lakefield Dr Greensboro, NC 27406 Industrial Tech (Elect.) Eric W Goforth 507 W Davis Street Burlington. NC 27215 Mechanical Engim ng Hilda Goins 586 Apt T Main Street Hackensaik. NJ 07601 Electrical Engineering Sylvia A. Goldstun Route 1, Box 97 Asheboro, NC 27203 Industrial Engineering Mar. in I I. 11 1405 Runyon Drive Greensboro, NC 27405 Computer Science Forrest A Goodman 7237 Leawood Street Charlotte. NC 28212 Industrial Tech (Elect ) .Janice L Goodson 6110 Meadowdale Drive Winston-Salem, NC 27105 Accounting Sharon R. Goodson 5033 Robin wood Road Durham, NC 27713 Accounting Brenda A Graham I44M London Drive Hi K h Point, NC 27260 History (Professional) Aubrey I. Graves Route i. Box 3I5B Gibsonville, NC 27249 Agri. s, i (Agri. Engineer I -loan M Craves 5713 Craven Road Brown Summit. NC 27214 Child Development ranya R Graves P.O Bo, 21586 Greensboro, NC 27420 Mechanical Engineering Gary I. Gray 2400 Farley Place Hillcrest Hg , MD 20031 Health A Physical Ed. Larue C Creen 5301 Rodbrook Di Greensboro, NC 27406 1 ' ■• m] r Science John C Greene 1408 Bacon Street Durham. NC 27707 Industrial Tech (Const.) Leonard O Griffin 720 Martin Street Greensboro, NC 27406 Electrical Engineering Roberta J Griffin 202 Apt- 313 N Swing Rd . NC 27409 Nui ing Tawaunu D Griffin 4912 Hrenlwood Rd Durham, NC 27713 Electrical Engineering Thomas L. Gnffis, ,)r 2821 Fnnks Street Raleigh. NC 27610 Architectural Engmee ng Dare L. Grogan 1 124 Maiden Ln. Reidsville, NC 27320 Early Childhood Ed. (K-3) Demetnce Gunn 2821 Apt H Yanceyville St. Greensboro. NC 27401 Administrative Services Markus A Hager Route 5, Box 262 Kings Mountain. NC 28086 Business Administration Mehdi Hagham 219 Apt. A Wind Road Greensboro. NC 27405 Electrical Engineering Samuel Haitb 1806 Heilwood Drive Greensboro, NC 27407 Accounting Charles M Hall 3610 Stumpy Ct Wilmington, NC 28405 Electrical Engineering Clifton H Hall 4342 Mclnlvre Road Gibsonville. NC 27249 Industrial Tech. (Elect I Virginia C Hall 3101 Apt. C Alderway St. Greensboro, NC 27407 Health Physical Ed James L. Hall, Jr 231) Parkwood Ct. ton-Salem, NC 27105 ncal Engineering El. James T Ham. Jr 400 N Walter Street LeGrange. NC 2R551 Electrical Engineering Janet A Hamletl 502 Apt. C Savannah St Greensboro. NC 27406 Mechanical Engineering Tonya M Hamletl 3218 Apt C Lawndale Dr Greensboro. NC 27408 Computer Science Kevin A. Hare 5925 Lititia Street Columbia, SC 29203 Industrial Tech tMfg ) Sidney R Hargro 3721 Ellenwood Place Charlotte. NC 28210 Mechanical Engineering Anlonio Hargrove 905 S. Walnut Street Farmville. NC 27828 Industrial Tech. (Mfg.) Ingnd J. Hurrell 748 Park Avenue Greensboro, NC 27401 Home Ec (Dietetics) Roderick T Harrell, Jr 1701 Battle Drive Greenville. NC 27834 Industrial Tech (Mfg I Angela C. Harris 2004 Havden Road Hyattaville. MD 20782 Electrical Engineering Anni I M Harris 1114 E. 2nd Street Siler City, NC ' . ' 7344 Home Ec (Cloth , Tex , Fash 1 Darrell D Hams Roule 1, Box 101 Sm.w Hill. NC 28580 Janice R Harris 161)9 Sir Galahad Road Greensboro, NC 27405 Early Childhod Ed [K-3) Kim C Harris 612 Spruce Street Sanford. NC 27330 Industrial Tech (Mfg ) Bessie S Harris 2745 Mayrair Avenue Charlotte, NC 28208 Business Administration Rita F Harris Box 211 Churchland Erwin, NC 28339 Business Administration Eugene Harris. Jr PO Box 194 Ramseur. NC 27316 Architectural Engineering Glenda R Harrison 5041 Robinwood Road Durham. NC 27713 Business Administration Lee A Harrod 108 Carver Ruad Jacksonville. NC 28540 Architectural Engineering Wanda F, Hart 2449 S Oakland Street Arlington. VA 22206 Computer Science Connie A Harlsell 2201 Stanley Ruad Greensboro. NC 27407 Undecided (Undergrad ) Lary D Harlsfield Roule 5, Box 511 Louisburg, NC 27549 Agricultural Education Timothy M Harvey 1144 Century Park Ave. Kernersville. NC 27282 Industrial Tech. (Elect I Wanetla D Harvey 6541 Portsmouth Drive Fayetteville, NC 28304 Computer Science Robert I. Hayes. Jr 3510 Cypress Pond Dr Charlotte. NC 28213 Industrial Tech iMfg 1 Sharon D Hazell 640H 1 ntlev, I In,.., Kernersville, NC 27284 Biology (Professional! Joeanne J Headen Route 1, Box 114 Slaley. NC 27355 Business Administration Marty B Headen Route 1, Box 224C Sialey. NC 27355 Industrial Tech (Auto I Yvonne C Headen 1208 Alamance Church Rd. Greensboro, NC 27406 English (Professional! Benson E Hedima 3110 Apt. B Utah PI Greensboro, NC 27401 Mechanical Engineering Edward L Helm, Jr 4662 Hrompton Drive Greensboro, NC 27407 Industrial Tech (Mfg ! Algernon L Henderson Route 4, Box 496 Roxboro. NC 27573 Psychology Christopher W Henderson 1609 Wilton Drive Greensboro, NC 27408 Mechanical Engineering Kimberly D Hendricks 409 Delaware Avenue Eliiabelh City, NC 27909 English (Professional) Andrea Henry 153 Washington Ave Brooklyn. NY 11205 Business Administration Frederick D Henrv 2703 Worth Drive Wilmington, NC 28401 Electrical Engineering Ulyases Henry 511 N Hyde Park Ave Durham, NC 27703 Mechanical Engmeei mg Patrice Herndun 105 Ridley Avenue Oxford. NC 27565 Early Childhi od Ed (K-31 Walter Herring, III 315 Denmark Street Guldsburo. NC 27530 Industrial Engineering Meryl R Hester 702 Apt B Park Avenue Durham, NC 27701 Industrial Engineering Susan L. Hester 523 Uzzle Slreet Durham. NC 27713 Business Administration Vibeka B Hi cks PO Box 20961 Greensboro. NC 27410 Kenneth S High Roule I, Box 1108 Knighldale. NC 27545 Business Admin Cynlhia H Hill 3216 Apt C Lawndale Dr Greensboro, NC 27408 Business Adn George Hill 110 Apt. A Country Club Rd. Jacksonville. NC 285 Industrial Tech. (Elect I Gerald L H.nnant 1608 Lincoln Streel Greensboro. NC 27401 Computer Science Alfred L. Hinson 815 Willow Place High Point, NC 27260 Electrical Engineering Carla D Hinton 703 S. OHenry Blvd. Greensboro. NC 27401 Undecided (Undergrad I Robin L. Holland 4710 Autumn Cove Cl. Alexandria. VA 22312 s Adm Mil, John C Holland Route 5, Box 67-B Huntingtown. MD 20639 Electrical Engineering Mary G Holloway 104 Howell Street Greenville. NC 27834 Professional Theatre Jacqueline E Hollowell 2911 Kanewood Drive Durham, NC 27707 Biology (Professional! Nancv C Holmes 4109 Beckford Drive Greensboro, NC 27407 Early Childhood Ed (K-3! Wanda L Holmes 6213 12th Street, NW Washington, DC 20011 Architectural Engineering Allen J Hooker Route 2. Box 299 Liberty. NC 27298 Computer Science Dallas L. Hooks Route 1. Box 109A Magnolia, NC 28453 Mechanical Engineering Violet E Hoaey 906 Apt. C Asheboro St Greensboro. NC 27406 Mechanical Engineering Calvin G Howard P.O. Box 21803 Greensboro. NC 27420 Darryl L Howard 6144 Sabine Drive Fayetteville. NC 28303 James D Howard 127 Trexler Avenue Ml Holly, NC 28120 a Adm slratio Sheila R. Howell Route 2, Box 35 Robersonville. NC 27871 Business Administration Michael R. Hudson Roule 2. Box 494 Boslic. NC 28018 Electrical Engineering Tony B Humphrey Roule 4, Box 279D Roxboro. NC 27573 Architectural Engineering William K Humphrey Roule 3. Box 142 St Pauls, NC 28384 Industrial Tech (Elect! Mohd B Hussam Kelantan, 21 Mechanical Engineering Darryl Hussey P O. Box 767 Pinetops, NC 27864 Industrial Tech (Elect,) David Ingram Route 3, Box 324. A Launnburg. NC 28354 Architectural Engineering Tony A Ingram Route 1. Box 220A Kmston. NC 28501 Industrial Arts Ed Leander A. Isaac Route 3, Box 189 Brown Summit, NC 27214 Industrial Arts Ed Angela D Jackson 61X11 Bundy Court Fayetteville, NC 28304 Computer Science Carolyn Y. Jackson 3003 Croyden Place Greensboro. NC 27406 Child Development Jonathan L. Jackson 6845 S Constance Chicago. IL 60649 Business Administration Robin D Jackson 314 Jesmond Street Durham, NC 27707 Home Ec (Cloth Tex., Fash.) Shirlene J Jacobs 4307 Vincent Street Greensboro, NC 27405 Biology (Professional! Neville L. Jacobs 145-2 110th Ave Jamaica, NY 11435 Electrical Engineering Dina J James 75 Glenwood Street Springfield. MA 01119 Mechanical Engineering Mario A Jardme 1706 Apt B Maplewo.Kt Greensboro, NC 27407 Industrial Tech (Consl-1 Sheila D. Jarrell 1800 White Street Greensboro, NC 27405 Administrative Services Norma L Jarrett 9 White Drive Neptune. NJ 07753 Industrial Tech (Mfg ) Anthony W Jeffries 1417 Lions Way Drive Raleigh. NC 27604 English (Professional) James L Jeffries. Jr 2706 Apt G Patio Place Greensboro. NC 27405 Chemistry (Professional) Tanya E Jennings 4203 Apt. 6H Hewitt St. Greensboro, NC 27407 Industrial Tech. (Elect! Benjamin R Johnson 5105 Largo Drive Winslon-Salem. NC 27101 Electrical Engineering Darrelle D. Johnson 2071 Chadwick Terrace Temple Hills. MD 20748 Industrial Tech (Elect ) Francis E. Johnson 523 Apt. NW Rittenhosue St Washington. DC 20019 Transportation Jerrold T Johnnon 114 Laurel Street Greensboro, NC 27411 Electrical Engineering Keith V Johm 316 Senior Class Directory 220 Littleton Road Littleton, NC 27850 Voc. Ind. Ed. (Drafting Cra Kevin F Johnson 3000 E. Bessemer Ave Greensboro. NC 27405 Industrial Engineering Paul D Johnson 724 Hopkm Street Durham. NC 27701 Electrical Engineering Thoi I. John. 3218 A.der Way Greensboro. NC 27407 Voc. Ind Ed (Mfg.) Allyn F Jones 214 Broad Street Carrboro. NC 27510 Electrical Engineering Route 1, Box 2838 Fountain, NC 27829 Architectural Engineering Cassandra F. Jones P.O. Box 10716 Goldsboro, NC 27532 Industrial Tech (Mfg.) Frederick B Jones 909 E. Vernon Road Green Citv, PA 19150 Industrial Tech (Elect.) Kevin A Jones 4918 Apt- C Bromplon Dr Greensboro, NC 27407 Electrical Engineering Larry C Jones 412 Apt. M Stedman St Green City, NC 27401 Natalie L Jones 330 McAdenville Road Belmont, NC 28012 Recreation Administratis H irn. hi.., V .li.nes P.O Box 15307 Durham, NC 27704 Early Childhood Ed. (K-3) Rodney A Jones 1708 Apt. H Maplewood Ln, Greensboro, NC 27407 Busmes Administration Ronald J Jones 305 Oak Avenue Uxmgl.ro. NC 27292 Economics Stephanie A. Jones 1429 Lafayette Blvd Roanoke. VA 24017 Architectural Engineering Jai E Joi 807 Edmondson Avenue Tarboro, NC 27886 Accounting Beverly A Jordan 30 Avenel Way Long Branch. NJ 07740 Business Administration Carlos J. Judge 16822 Murray Hill Detroit, Ml 48235 Business Administration Linda F Junious Apt. 6x Garden Lakes Est. Wilmington, NC 28401 Administrative Services Jerry T Kaylor P.O. Box 20862 Greensboro, NC 27420 Electrical Engineering Timothy P Keady 506 Guilford Col Road Jamestown. NC 27282 Electrical Engineering Frances M Keel 605 Bingham Street Neptune. NJ 07753 Industrial Engineering Karen E. Graves-Kelly 725 Hillsboro Street Fayelteville, NC 28301 Chemistry (Professional) Janean L Kennedy 3608 Shady Acres Ln. Winston-Salem, NC 27107 English (Professional) Roherl W Kennedy 3843 West Avenue Greensboro. NC 27407 Mechanical Engineering Athell Kennedy, Jr 20 Apt. W Countryside Blackwood. NJ 08012 Business Administration Leslie C Kerr 1004 Lincoln Street Greensboro, NC 27401 Computer Science Kenneth S. Keyes 103 Washington Drive Jacksonville, NC 28540 Industrial Tech. (Elect) Dong H. Kim 315 Apt. E Kendall Ave High Point, NC 27260 Electrical Engineering John M K.rkman P.O. Box 544 Carthage, NC 28327 Agricultural Education Mark E Kith cart 3706 Apt. D Flint Street Greensboro. NC 27405 Mechanical Engi ng ng Collin S. Koka 10 E 87th Street New York, NY 10028 Economics Keith A. Koutsky 5300 Guida Drive Greensboro. NC 27410 Mechanical Engineering Clyde L Lacewell Route 1, Box 335 Riegelwood, NC 28456 Mechanical Engi Tonya M Lacewell Route 1. Box 1520 Burgaw. NC 28425 Psychology Twyler M Lamb Route 4. Box 304 Clinton. NC 28328 Electrical Engineering Patricia A Larnbe P u H... . _ ' .; Haw River. NC 27258 Electrical Engineering Sarah J Lambeth 14 Lodge Drive Thomasville, NC 27360 Nursing Willie C. Lass.ler 707 Massey Street Smithfield, NC 27577 Mechanical Engineering Novella Lai la 3100 Apt. L Lawndale Dr Greensboro, NC 27408 Business Administration Darnevy A Law 432 Chestnut Street Aberdeen, MD 21001 Mechanical Engineering Evetla M Lawrence 1208 Fleming Street Ayden, NC 28513 Early Childhood E. (K-3) Alexander L. Leach Route 2, Box 320 Rose Hilt. NC 28458 Industrial Tech. Han J Lee 616 E. Lake Drive Greensboro, NC 27401 Mechanical Engineering Tracy B. Lee 1014 Benbow Road Greensboro, NC 27401 Speech and Theatre Gloria J LeGrand 11 Apt C Spring Lake Cl Greensboro, NC 27405 Social Work Marvin M Lennon 3201 Courtland Drive Durham. NC 27707 Architectural Engineering Theodore M Lennon Route 1, Box 410 Evergreen. NC 28438 Computer Science Bcrtma Lewis P Box 703 Mt. Gilead, NC 27306 Accounting Jonathan H Lewis 3400 -lekeler Drive Winston Salem, NC 27105 Electrical Engineering Natasha E. Lewis 3625 Apt 301 Silver Pk Dr. Suitland, MC 20746 Business Administration Cynthia M l.imehouse 228 Schultz Lake Rd Summerville, SC 29483 Speech Sharon D Lock hart P O. Box 386 Carysburg, NC 27831 Loy F Long 107 Landsbury Drive Durham, NC 27707 Computer Science Dwayne A. Lowe 1306 Lancaster Street Durham. NC 27701 Electrical Engineering Demetns Lumpkin Route 1, Box 589 Washington. NC 27889 Business Administration Lynelle P Lyons 707 Woodlake Drive Greensboro. NC 27406 Early Childhood Ed (K-3) Bernila L Mack Route 1, Box 86 St St. Stephen, SC 29479 Accounting Calvin L Mackey 2916 October Court Charlotte, NC 28208 Electrical Engineering Carla R Macon P O Box 233 Powellsville. NC 27967 Industrial Engineering Ivory C Mann 1500 Rosewood Avenue Rocky Mount. NC 27801 Accounting Phillip E- Mark 1907 Northbrook Drive Charlotte. NC 28216 Architectural Engineering Sarah V Marshall 2824 Delaney Drive Burlington. NC 27215 Nui trig Frederick VV Martin Route 2. Box 52 Stoneville, NC 27048 Industrial Tech (Mfg.) Laurie R Martin 2716 Assembly Road Greensboro, NC 27405 Early Childhood Ed. (K-3) Leartis F Martin 5224 Larkspur Drive Winston-Salem. NC 27105 Mathematics (Teaching) Melanie M Martin PO Box 121 Liberty. NC 27298 Early Childhood Ed (K-3) Sybil M Martin P.O Box 242 Winnsboro. SC 29180 Business Admin Dannie Martin, II 161 N. Smallwood Pla Charlotte, NC 28216 Industrial Tech (Elect Cynthia A Massey 1705 Apt. B Leonard St. High Point. NC 27260 Mechanical Engini ng Daniel P Mauldin Route 1. Box 240-A r City. NC 27344 Bus s Adm Delissa F. McAdoo 1112 Willowbrook Rd. Greensboro, NC 27403 Chemistry (Professional) Atphonsa W McCarlher 121 Cherry View Lane Winston-Salem. NC 27105 Industrial Tech iMfg.) John R. McCaslin 3221 s. Elm Street Greensboro. NC 27406 Landscape Architecture Blanche E, Mr Clean 2108 Pear Street Greensboro, NC 27401 C ' imputer Science Steven W McCormick 616 Cecil Street Durham. NC 27707 Health and Physical Ed Tyrone McCullom 17 225 St. Auhm Street Detroit. Ml 48212 Agri Busi. (Horticulture) Julius C. McCullough 1107 Log Cabin Road Charlotte, NC 28213 Electrical Engineering William E. McKnight 1417 Plumslead Road Charlotte, NC 28216 Elliott L. McLaughlin 4217 Kildare Drive Greensboro. NC 27405 Indu; I Eng. ring Jay E. McLean 1320 W Andrews Avenue Henderson, NC 27536 Mechanical Engineering Audrey McNair 1018 Landau Road Fayetteville, NC 28301 Business Ed (Basic) Eric R. McNair 404 Greenfield Blvd Greenville. NC 27834 Business Administration Mary A. McNeil 411 Apt. 2 E. Trinity Ave Durham, NC 27701 Chemistry (Professional) Judy C McNeill PO Box 137 Sedalia. NC l ' - i hulog;, Annette McPhatler 2113 401 By-Pass Raeford. NC 28376 Sociology Derrick B. McRae 1045 Apt 105 Boston Rd. Greensboro. NC 27407 Mechanical Engineering Loai A Mehanna 5 Apt. D Hiltin Place Greensboro, NC 27409 Mechanical Engineering Ehrenfned I Meroro Namibai 18 Economics Karen Y. Mickens 2111 North Camac St. Philadelphia. PA 19122 Early Childhood Ed (K-3) Francois P Middleton 714 Apt B East King Si Kmston, NC 28501 Marcus A Miles 1108 Morningside Drive Burlington, NC 27215 Business Administration Kevin E. Miller 3423 Regenst Park Lane Greensboro, NC 27405 Chemistry (Professional I Allison H. Milton 7701 Jackson School Rd. Brown Summit, NC 27214 Administrative Services Latonya Minor P.O. Box 35 Edward. NC 27821 Biology (Professional) Charles A Mitchell Route 2. Box 257 Wendell, NC 27591 Speech Curtis L. Mitchell Route 10. Box 217 Reidsville, NC 27320 Industrial Tech. (Elect ) Daryl V. Mitchell 4921 Brompton Drive Greensboro. NC 27407 Myra D Mitchell 3314 Darden Road Greensboro, NC 27407 English (Professional) Randolph Mitchell 1834 Apt. E McKnight Ml Greensboro. NC 27405 Henderson E Mitchell, III Route t. Box 72 Walstonburg, NC 27888 Electrical Engineering Abdul B Mohd 1202 Summit Avenue Greensboro, NC 27405 Mechanical Engineering Mohd B M..hd Kedah 21 Electrical Engineering Athanson O Monroe 124 Hargrove Drive Wilmington. NC 28405 Electrical Engineering Angelia V Moore 430 West 26th Street Winston-Salem, NC 27105 Architectural Engineering James C Moore 100 Nicks Nook Farmville. NC 27828 Business Administration Michael K. Moore 1401 9th Street Gtenarden. MD 20706 Political Science Orlander V Moore Route 6, Box 427-C Kinston, NC 28501 Electrical Engineering William B Moore 106 Jones Street Morganlon. NC 28655 Industrial Engineering Saundra C Morehead PO Box 5212 New Bern. NC 28561 Business Ed (Comp.) Dwayne L. Morrison Route 3, Box 72 Hope Mills, NC 28348 Mechanical Engineering Thane V. Morrow Route I. Box 45 Hurdle Mills. NC 27541 Music Roger G Morton 920 Sheann Street Rocky Mount, NC 27801 Undecided (Undergrad ) Jacquelyn C Moses Route 1. Box 488 Rich Square. NC 27869 Early Childhood Ed. (K-3) Herbert L. Moiell 6353 60 Ave., S.W. Miami, FL 33143 Psychology Derrick L Muldrow 106 Apt- G Tall Oaks Rd. Greensboro, NC 27408 Business Administration Richard M Murphy 136 Apt. H Walnut Circle Greensboro, NC 27409 Mechanical Engineering Aaron R Murray 249 Apt. A-5 Edgeworth St Greensboro, NC Undecided (Undergrad ) Regan S. Mwazi 3110 Apt. C Utah Place Greensboro. NC 27405 Agri Tech. (Pit. Science) Dwayne K Myers 323 Apt E Montrose Dnv Greensboro, NC 27407 Accounting Olander Myers Route 1. Box 42 McClellanvil, SC 29458 Electrical Engineering Kurdi A Nalhir 75 Kensing Road Middlesboro, CL Mechanical Engineering Christopher I Ndokwu 600 Apt. E Dewitt Street Greensboro. NC 27401 John R Neal 1016 Dewey Street Greensboro, NC 27405 Electrical Engineering Thomas A Newhy 317 Senior Class Directory {«? ■vl j t;l O 4427 Voss Drive Greensboro, NC 27406 Electrical Engineering Floyd I) Newk.rk 321 Apt A I ' umber-land Si Greensboro, NC 27-1(11 Art. Painting Frank L Newman 2317 Willow Road Greensboro, NC 27406 V,.. Ind Ed (Drafting Crs Cynthia D Newton I i Renee Drive Sanlord, NC 27330 Chemistry (Professional) Nicola F Nicola 31 Quandary Uke Ln Graham, NC 27253 Mechanical Engineering Ezenekwe ,1 Nwiki.ro 1033 Dewey Street Greensboro, NC 27405 Industrial Tech. (Elect.) Iliyasu H Nyako I ' n H . ' s- Jimeta-Yola 62 Voc Ind. Ed (Construction! Joseph E. O ' Connor 6313 Warwick Drive Pleasant Garden. NC 27313 Computer Science Stanley J. Oakley Route 3. Box 237A Burlington. NC 2721ft Mechanical Engineering Victor O Ogunj 1827 Apt F McCormick St. Greensboro, NC 27406 Business Administration Philips O Ojfi P.O. Bun 249 Ikorodu 62 Agricultural Education Isiah U. Okolo 413 N. Dudley Street Greensboro. NC 27401 Vocational-Industrial Ed. Lawrence D Oliver 1571 Gerard Street Rockville, MD 20850 Industrial Tech. (Elect 1 AkintayoO Omojola 7 Oyedele Street Lagos 62 Business Administration Greta D Osborne P.O. Box 21553 Greenshoro. NC 27420 Child Development Valerie D. Outlaw Route 4, Box 427 W.ndsor, NC 27983 Industrial Engineering Mark F Overby P O Box 431 Fair Buff. NC 28439 Business Administration Raymond (. ' Owens 2700 Apt. 234 Cottage PI Greensboro. NC 27405 Industrial Tech (Elect.) Tammie L Page 303 Apt. E West Calhoon St. Whiteville. NC 28472 Home Ec (Cloth.. Tex.. Fash ) Elliot B Palmer ]■: ■Woodhnar Avenue Greensboro. NC 27405 Accounting Tamena E Parker rtoute I, Box 75M1 Slonv Point. NC 28678 Speech Kenneth W. Parks 120 ' . Flanders Street Garner. NC 27529 Electrical Engineering Monale 1. Parks 4201 Belfield Drive Greenshoro. NC 27405 Business Administration I, eon F Parson 323 West Main Street Andrews, -til 29510 Ruwness Administration Paul A Parson 820 5th Avenue Greensboro, NC 27405 Computer Science Larry H. Payne 2335 Creenwav Avenue Wmston-Salem, NC 27105 Administrative Services Gloria D Peav 1 16 Apt. B McKnight Ml Rd Greenshoro, NC 27405 Business Administration Linwood L Pegues Rout? 1, Box 784 Laurmburg, NC 28352 Speech N E. Pencola 4806 Ramblewood Drive Greensboro, NC 27406 Physics (Professional) Lawrence A. Perry 1113 E. Lane Raleigh. NC 27601 Business Administration Norman L Persinger Route 5. Box -IN Covington, VA 24426 Architectural Engineering Keith Peten 112 Dupont Circle Goldsboro, NC 27530 Industrial Engineering Lafayette C Petty P Box 98 Lemon Spring , NC 28355 Industrial Tech. (Elect ) Gail P Phillips PO Box 1861 Rocky Mount. NC 27802 Business Administration William M Pickens. Jr. 59O0 Craftshury Drive Charlotte, NC 28215 Mathematics (Professional) William L Pinnix P O Box 2205 Asheboro. NC 27204 Mechanical Engineer! ng Wesley B Plybon 7708 Betsy Bruce Summerfield, NC 27358 Mechanical Engineering Donald D. Polk 1820 Apt. H McCormick St Greensboro, NC 27406 Computer Science Patricia G. Poole Route 3. Box 401 -S Oxford. NC 27565 |(r,..i.|, .,-.! ■■-., ,..■Kevin M Pope 6816 East Ridge Road Baltimore. MD 21207 Business Administration Reginald 1. Powe P O. Box 380 Morven. NC 28119 Business Administration Johnnie L. Powell Route 2. Box 21 2A Aulander, NC 27805 Industrial Tech (Elect.l Kamala D Powell 10707 Deauville Cincinnati. OH 45240 Architectural Engineering Michael A. Powell 2021 Apt C Maywood Greensboro, NC 27403 Mechanical Engineering Paul D. Powell Route 2. Box 153 Whitakers. NC 27891 Electrical Engineering Sadonna M Powell Route 1, Box 345 Lexington, NC 27292 Industrial Tech (Mfg I Travis A. Powell P.O. Box 274 Princeton. NC 27569 Industrial Engineering Eleanor S. Price 223 Apt E Wind Road Greensboro, NC 27405 Computer Science Allen W. Purser 304 Valleybrook Drive Jamestown, NC 27282 HisO.rv (Teaching) Sharon D Ragland Route 6, Box 341 Hillsborough, NC 27278 Asghar S Rahman P.O B..i ' - ' .=.9-1 Sanford, NC 27303 Industrial Tech (Elect.) George M Randolph Route 1. Box 779-T Townville, SC 296K9 Agricultural Education Michael V Rav 408 Qua! Court Fayetteville. NC 28303 Electrical Engineering Lillie M. Redfearn 2730 Eventl Street Greenshoro. NC 27401 Broadcast News Cedric A Reid 1604 W 4th Street Greenville. NC 27834 Business Administration Michael A. Reives 814 Bedrock Drive Fayetteville. NC 27403 Mechanical Engineering Walter N. Reuben. Jr. 908 Apt. G E Cone Blvd Greensboro. NC 27405 Industrial Engineering Paul L Richards 438 S 8th Avenue Mt. Vernon. NY 10550 Industrial Tech (Mfg I Cecil J. Richardson 405 Spicewood Drive Greensboro. NC 27405 Electrical Engineering John A Richardson 1337 Village Rd. Lot Whiltsett. NC 27377 Industrial Tech (Elect I Karen M Richardson 1704 Lincoln Circle New Bern. NC 28560 Administrative Services Ernest L. Riddick Route 2. Box 276 Edenton, NC 27937 Psychology Thomas E. Riddick PO Box 128 Powellsville, NC 27967 Mechanical Engineering Shelia R. Rivers 27 Nunan Street Charleston, SC 29403 Accounting Reshelta E Roberts 1004 Hilltop Blvd Reidsville, NC 27320 Industrial Engi „ L - Anthonv B Robinson 1901 Hackman Avenue Charleston. SC 29405 Electrical Engineering Elaina J Robinson 321 Burlingate Drive Greensboro, NC 27407 Business Administration Joseph J Robinson Route 1 . Box 308A Harrells. NC 28444 Recreation A Lawrence H Robinson 6124 Conawav Drive Fayetteville. NC 28304 Electrical Engineering Sophia A Robinson 720 S. Center Street Albemarle, NC 28001 9 Adm isl ratio I ' oni li.,l„,,s,.n 408 Garner Street Wilson, NC 27893 Chemistry (Professional) Willie J Robinson 163 Clayton Street Winston-Salem, NC 27105 Industrial Tech (Elect ) Watann A Rodgers P.O. Box 20703 Greensboro, NC 27420 Health and Physical Ed Dehorah J Rogers Route 2, Box 347 Zebulon, NC 27597 Home Ec (Cloth., Tex., Fash.) .Innalhan B Rogers 2504 Byron Place Greensboro, NC 27405 Electrical Engineering Karen I. Rogers 12408 Chelwood Trail Albuquerque, NM 87112 Electrical Engineering Kenneth E. Rooks Route 1. Box 386 Pleasant Garden, NC 27313 Biology (Professional) Eugene Roper 923 Sewer Street Greenshoro. NC Industrial Tech. (Elect.) Rhonda R. Rolen 9017 Foxlair Drive Kernersville, NC 27284 Industrial Arts Education Lawrence E. Rucker. Ill 1915 Maple Leaf Court Rural Hall, NC 27045 Business Adrr Kenneth G. Ruff 4914 Brompton Drive Greensboro, NC 27407 Music Education Mohd I. Samsudin Perak 21 Mechanical Engineering Bank Hamid-Sarraf 1623 Apt. B C.lenside Greensboro. NC 27405 Agri. Sci. lAgn Engineer I Alan M Scott 1708 Broadland Avenue Columbia. SC 29203 Health and Physical Ed All. ;. Scott 2412 Seattle Drive Greensboro, NC 27406 Nursing I iriM.lln p Scott 1205 Hazelnut Drive Ralegh. NC 27610 Professional Theatre Wayne D Scott P.O. Box 572 Roxboro, NC 27573 Business Administration Babatunde S Senkale 4216 Apt. J Parker Street Greensboro, NC 27402 Voc. Ind. Ed. (Elec Ind.) Kabiram Z. Shabazz 3226 Edenwood Drive Greensboro, NC 27406 Computer Science Collette J Shade 321 Dulatown Height Lenoir, NC 28645 Special Education Wayne E Sharpe 3304 Canterburg Street Greensboro. NC 27408 Industrial Engineering Michael A Sheehan 4186 High Point Road Winston-Salem. NC 27107 Mathematics (Teaching! Ahmed N Shemu Sokoto 62 Voc Ind. Ed (Elec. Ind.) Sylvia A Shepard P O. Box 235 McClellanvil. SC 29458 Nursing Debra L. Shields 207 Apt. H Dorothy Street High Point. NC 27260 Industrial Tech (Elect) Darrvl W Shipman 1510 Hart Circle Goldsboro, NC 27530 Electrical Engineering Waheed A. Shittu PO Box A 17 Greensboro. NC 27411 Agricultural Education Derrol C Shufford P Box 294 Granite Quar , NC 28072 Industrial Engineering Toniellen D. Silva 36 Brattle Street Providence. Rl 02907 Electrical Engineering Leon D Simmons Route 3. Box 542A Ridgeland. SC 29936 Industrial Tech. (Elect ) FuquayVarina. NC 27526 Professional Theatre Karl A Simpson 2511 Jameson Street Temple Hills. MD 20748 Industrial Tech. (Elect.) Wanda R Simpson 416 Benjamin Street Charlotte. NC 28203 Busin i Adm George M Small 200 Apt. 21-J Seven Oaks Rd Durham, NC 27704 Recreation Administration Barry D. Smith 119 Apt. A Lakeview Terr Greenville, NC 27834 Industrial Engineering Cassandra D. Smith 4 P.O. 151C Roxboro, NC 27573 Music Education Dwight E. Smith Route 6, Box 358 Burlington. NC 27215 Electrical Engineering James A Smith 103 Ellen Drive Hamlet, NC 28345 Electrical Engineering Keith M. Smith Route 1, Box 537 Erwin, NC 28339 Architectural Engineering Mcrwyn K Smith Route 4, Box 378 Goldsboro. NC 27530 Industrial Tech (Mfg I Michael A. Smith 411 Glen Avenue Moorestown. NJ 08057 Computer Science Myra Y Smith Route 1, Box 615 Erwin. NC 28339 Social Work Sophia R. Smith P.O. Box 95 Ansonville, NC 28007 Nursing Sydney R. Smith 4401 Belfield Drive Greensboro, NC 27405 Business Adn Woodrow Smith Route 6. Box 20 Lumberton. NC 28358 Agricultural Education William E. Smith. II P O Box 2125 McLeansviIIe. NC 27301 Landscape Architecture Jill F Solomon Route 4, Box 136 Louisburg, NC 27549 Mechanical Engineering Wendy L. Spears 2921 Sprucewood Drive Durham, NC 27707 Industrial Tech (Mfg.l Melonise P Spinks 1807 Newell Street Asheboro. NC 27203 Biology (Professional) Sharon B Spivey P.O. Box 632 Lewiston. NC 27849 Early Childhood Ed. (K-3) Salid Srishord 1110 E Main Street Thomasville, NC 27360 Mechanical Engineering Ml Bui cetta D Stacks East Catawha Si rei •olnton. NC 28092 mess Administralioi Stephanie A Stafford 3702 Holts Chapel Road Greensboro. NC 27401 Accounting Maynard R Suiter, Jr. 340! Northampton Drive Greensbt.ro, NC 27408 Electrical Engineering William T Stanley 1007 Bridge Street Washington, NC 27889 Computer Science Senior Class Directory Avery C Stephens P O Box 94 Bladenboro, NC 28320 Social Work Jo A Stevenson 61-1 Hawkinstown Road Salisbury. NC 28144 Child Development P O Box 872 Wadesboro. NC 28170 Early Childhood Ed (K-3) Rhonda E Stewart 509 Dupree Street Durham, NC 27001 Laboratory Animal Science Leslie D. Sli; 3855 Shamell Street Winston-Salem. NC 27105 Accounting Candace V Stroud 1804 Sharonbrook Drive Greensboro. NC 27-106 Business Administration Roderick S turd i van t 2 Pyracaniha Court Creensboro. NC 27405 Mechanical Engineering Ali Sule Bauchi 62 Agricultural Education Deidre M Summey 2934 Bon Air Avenue Winston -Salem. NC 27105 Biology (Professional) Chestino D Sutton 604 Eagle Road Kinston, NC 28501 Industrial Tech (Auto.) Catherine D Swan Glimmer View Ea Wellington 72 English (Teaching! Inger H Swimpson 409 Massachusetts Avenue Elizabeth City. NC 27909 Biology l Professional I Sandra L Talley Route 1, Box 14-B Candor. NC 27229 Business Administration Lynn W Tatro PO Box 117 Kimes Rd Climai, NC 27233 Nursing Clinton E. Taylor 112 Davie Street Pittsboro. NC 27312 Political Science David C Taylor 3216 Banburv Dnve Charlotte. NC 28216 Mechanical Engineering Gloria S Taylor 2512 Asbury Court Burlington, NC 27215 Nursing Lamont Taylor 913 S Uth Street Wilmington. NC 28401 Architectural Engineering Larry D Taylor 317 Key Street Burlington, NC 27215 Accounting Paul A Terrell 1510 Lake Village Drive High Point. NC 27263 Mechanical Engineering Ronny Terry 701 Bluford Street Greensboro. NC 27401 Agh. Busi lAgri Econ.i Adnenne L Thomas 3511 Apt- 6G Barnes Bronx. NY 10467 Landscape Architecture Can D Thomas 5503 Apt- 116 Weslo Willow Greensboro, NC 27401 Louise E Thomas 803 N Goshen Street Oxford. NC 27565 Business Administration Roy A Thomas 2805 Bedford Street Burlington, NC 27215 Architectural Engineering Shaunne V Thomas 104 Ketch Court New Bern. NC 28560 Accounting Sterling C Thomas Route I, Boi 42A Roxboro, NC 27573 Industrial Engineering Shery I D Th mpyjn 8407 Strider Drive Charlotte, N Z8212 Industrial Engineering Verl R. Thompson P O Box 1204 Pembroke. NC 28372 Mechanical Engineering Edward C Thorne 2413 Atlanta Street Greensboro. NC 27406 Accounting Perry L Threat! Route 1. Box 212 Polklon, NC 28135 Industrial Tech (Elect! Daniel L Townsend 6490 St- Louis Street Fayetteville. NC 28304 Industrial Tech iConsU Sharla L Tucker 3128 Apt. H Utah Place Greensboro, NC 27401 Electrical Engin Taft B Turner A-8 Washington Terr Raleigh. NC 27610 Busines Ed t Basic I Manon E. Uddvback 117 Apt. D S Mendenhall St Greensboro. NC 27401 Industrial Tech. iConsLi Valerie D Underwood Route 4. Box 292 Clinton. NC 28328 Industrial Tech. (Mfg I Jerome E. Valentine, III 2307 Madre Place Greensboro, NC 27406 Industrial Tech I Mfg I Traci B Vanfield 420 Boyd Street Greensboro. NC 27401 Industrial Tech. (Mfg .t Sylvia C Vanhook 1400 Lincoln Street Greensboro. NC 27401 Accounting Girtha R. Vines 1323 Rotherwood Road Creensboro, NC 27406 Business Administration Peter M Voorbrood 2405 Lawndale Drive Greensboro. NC 27408 Electrical Engineering Jerry C Voncannon Route 3, Box 280 Elon College. NC 27244 Industrial Tech (Auto I Ronald C Wade Route 1, Box 221A Waldorf, MD 20610 Electrical Engineering James R. Wagone r 1014 Onslow Drive Greensboro. NC 27408 Industrial Engineering Alexander M Walker Route 5. Box 517E Burlington. NC 27215 English (Professional) Bridget L Wall 4715 Munsee Street Charlotte. NC 28213 Industrial Engineering Alvm D Wallace 8713 Russell Road Charlotte. NC 28213 Computer Science Mwaura J Wamgamga 12 PO Box 42741 Nairobi 52 Economics Gregory Ward 7 Derry Road Hampton. VA 23663 Mechanical Engineering Helane T. Warren 1513 Maggie Street Fayelteville. NC 28303 Angela T Washington Route 1 Box 47 I Morven. NC 28119 Business Admimsiration Randy F Watkins Route 2. Box 149 Hillsborough. NC 27278 Agn Tech. lAnimal Husb I Christopher G Watson 1702 Youngs Mill Rd Greensboro NC 27406 ! ' ■' -■■' ■■. Michael H Walson 316 Ash Street Smiehfield, NC 27527 Agri St ' Agri, Engineer I Judith A Webb 3208 Dillon Road Jamestown. N ' t 27282 Nursing Lenice M Webb P.O Boi 1325 Chapel Hill, NC 27515 Computer Science Ruth B Hall PO Box 2151 Reidsville. NC 27120 Business Adrr Chnslopher L. Webly 31 Apt. 38 Coligni Ave New Rochelle, NY 10601 Electrical Engineering Valerie R- Welch 500 E Howard Street Trvnn. NC 28782 Professional Theatre Evelyn D Wheless 842 Apt F Rugby Street Greensboro, NC 27406 Computer Science Eric K. Whipple Route 1. Boi 190 Norlina. NC 27563 Architectural Engineering Derrick L White 506 E Harnett Street Dunn. NC 28334 Industrial Tech lElecU Eric L. While 506 E Harnett Street Dunn. NC 28334 Industrial Tech. lEIec J Jonathan E White 2103 North 13th Street Philadelphia. PA 19122 Mechanical Engineering Lisa N, White 1014 Victoria Blvd Hampton. VA 2.1661 Mechanical Engineering Syrus M White 815 Rose Street Sanford, NC 27330 Electrical Engineering Vernita E. White PO Box 21001 Greensboro. NC 27420 Early Childhood Ed (K-3) Charles W Whitener t006 Ellsworth Drive Greenville. NC 27 14 Industrial Tech (Mfg.l Lisa Whitmore Route 9, Box 163 Burlington, NC 27215 ! ' -■.. hi.N f Marian Y Whitted 803 Brandon Road Durham. NC 27713 Industrial Engineer ■■- Michael A Wilkerson 1407 Rosewood Street Durham. NC 27701 Industrial Engineering Marcus E Wilkes 3771 Spaulding Drive Winston-Salem NC 27105 Industrial Tech I Mfg I Roy D Wilkins Route 2, Box 2750 Columbus. NC 28722 Accounting Adnen M Williams Route 2. Box 207A Ayden. NC 28513 Accounting Andrea Adore M. Williams 1206 Apt. F Trent Street Greensboro. NC 27405 Psychology Anthony Williams 1920 Apt A iiverland Hgts Greensboro. NT 27407 Art. Design Beverly R Wilhams 1629 Whrtefield Avenue Rocky Mourn NI 27801 Mechanical Engineering Carrie I Williams Route 2, Box 289 Macon. NC 27551 Undecided i Undergrade Denise Williams 306 Powe Street Durham. NC 27705 Biology (Professional! Donna M. Williams 1617 Woodndge Avenue Greensboro, NC 274U5 Business Administration Eric Williams 321 Apt C W Vandelia Greensboro. NC 27406 Architectural Fngir Kalhs Winsley B22 I incoln Slreel Dovei DE . ■; Mechanical Kngini ring ng Eric Williams 6412 Apt. 301 Greig Street Seat Pleasant, MD 207 Electrical Engineering George H Williams 1625 Leggett Road Rocky Mount, NC 27801 Electrical Engineering James A. Williams 5515 Apt. 506 W Market St. Greensboro, NC 27406 Undecided ll ' ndergrad I Kimber L Williams Route 1, Box 2,58 Nesmith. SC 29580 Business Administration Laura J Williams 1807 Noreotl Circle Greenville. NC 27834 Nursing Marlon O Williams 611 Kinard Dnve Winston -Salem, NC 27101 Electrical Engineering Michael L Williams 3403 Calumel Place Greensboro, NC 27405 Undecided ll ' ndergrad I Michete A Williams Route 2, Box 218 Farmville. NC 27828 Accounting Terrence M Williams 7347 Hyanms Drive Fayetteville. NC 28304 Electrical Engineering Terry L. Williams 1214 West 6th Davenport. I A 52802 Mechanical Engineering Todd V Williams 1319 Lincoln Street Eliiabeth City. NC 27909 Business Administration Melanie J. W,M„ims..n Route 1. Box 8- A Turkey. NC 28393 Computer Science Wanda Williamson Route 6, Box Reidsville. N J7320 Nursing Joseph M Willis 734 Julian Street Creensboro. NC 27406 Business Administration Barbara A Willoughby Route 1. Box 366 Morven. NC 28119 Early Childhood Ed. (K-3) Cedr.c N Wilson 3163 Burbank Drive Charlotte. NC 28216 Industrial Tech (Elect i Eric L. Wilson 211 Middle Street Smithfield. VA 23430 Industrial Tech {Elect! Karen A Winsley 822 Lincoln Street Dover, DE 19901 Mechanical Engineering R.dney W Wofford 2804 Raleigh Avenue Winston-SaUm. Nl 27105 Industrial Engineering Rodney C Womble -I Moore Street Reidsville Nl Psychology Rosalvn R. Woods 868 High Street Ayden, NC 28513 Child Development Vincent W Woods 1214 Chaplin St. SE Washington. DC 20019 F i ■■n . i rr. . . ' - Carolyn F Woodson P.O. Box 284 Buckingham. VA 23921 Industrial Tech (Mfg I Mark T Woodson 1849 ApL 1J Sedgwich Ave. Bronx, NY 10453 English I Professional! Nina M Woolen 1103 Morningside Drive Kinston. NC 28501 Psychology Derrick A Wootson Route 3. Box 200 LaGrange. NC 28551 Business Adi Felicia A Wright 1006 Bellvue Street Greensboro, NC 27406 Laboratory Animal Science John W Wright 1009 Pichard Street Greensboro. NC 27401 Architectural Engineering Norman M. Wright 2600 Houston Avenue Richmond. VA 23222 Electrical Engineering Gloria K. Wynn 1214 Water Street Greensboro NC 27401 Mohd B Yaacob Kelantan 21 Electrical Engineering Stephanie R Yancey 3125 Cncketeer Dnve Charlotte. NC 28216 Accounting Scott C Young 203 Apt B Wilson Street Greensboro. NC 27401 Busines Administration Essam F Yousef 3800 Apt. C Mizell Road Greensboro. NC 27405 Computer Science Kim A Zackery 1425 Apt 71 First Sl, SW Washington. DC 20012 Electrical Engineering Elon P Zeigler 1908 Drexmore Avenue Greensboro, NC 27406 Industrial Engineering Hamed A Zubaid 3029 ApL E. Pisgah Place Greensboro. NC 27408 Architectural Engineering vx r dlt ? -SSH V! Sad i .1; y ' «!■-SWV ? a In Memorium V. ; ' ■«6 Mb | Index I .iSI A A T Fellowship Gospel Choir, 239 A T Register, 98-99 Academic Life, 250 ACM Student Cluster, 136 Activities, 249 Administration, 295-303 African Heritage Center, 166 Aggie Toast masters, 134 Airforce ROTC, 218-219 Alma Mater Dictionary Puzzle, 158-159 Alobeaem Society, 81 Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., 100-101 Alpha Lambda Delta, 129 Alpha Mu Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta So- rority, Inc., 102-103 Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., 104-105 American Chemical Society, 133 American Marketing Association, 133 American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME), 83 Architectural Engineering Society, 82 Army ROTC, 220-221 Association for Childhood Education, 135 Athletics, 187-198 Ayantee Yearbook Staff. 120-121 B Beta Alpha Psi, 84 Beta Kappa Chi, 144 Black History Month Observance, 182-186 c Cafeteria Staff, 224-226 Campus Activities, 234-235 Campus and Residence Life, 240-246 Career Planning and Placement Center, 247 Cars Student Life. 236 Chancellor Edward B. Fort, 5 Commencement, 228-229 Contents, 2 Coronation, 148-150 Coronation of Miss Home Economics Associa- tions, 253 Counseling and Testing Center, 248 D Dear A T, 254 Dedication, 6 Department Chairpersons, 206-217 Digit Circle, 136 DIVIDERS SECTION CLASS Freshmen Class, 18 Sophomore Class, 34 Junior Class, 46 Senior Class, 64 E Eta Kappa Nu, 137 F Faculty, 291-294 F.D. Bluford Library, 177 Fort, Edward B„ 5 Founder ' s Day, 147 Football Game Cheerleaders, 117 Friendly Faces, 306 Freshmen Class, 19-32 122 Index G Game. 152-153 Gothan Citv Aggie Club, 85 Groove Phi Groove, 110-111 H Health Center, 164 Homecoming, 146 Homecoming Show, 154-155 Housing Operations, 174-176 J In Memorium, 320-321 Index, 322-324 In Recognition of, 16 International Students, 94 Introduction, 1 Intramural Sports, 199-201 J Jesse Jackson, Sr., 232 Junior Class, 47-56 K Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., 106-107 L Laundry, 165 Lyceum, 230-231 M Mandate for Excellence, 178-179 Marching Band, 96-97 Media Information, 204 Memorial Union, 17, 222-223 Metropolitan Area Association Men ' s Council, 130 Miss A T, 114-116 Model Unique, 108-109 87 TV National Society of Black Engineers, 138 National Society of Pershing Rifles, 90 N.C. A T State University Choir, 139 o Observance of the Late Dr. King, Jr., 180-181 Odds and Ins, 237 Martin Luther P Pan-Hellenic Council, 88 Parade, Homecoming, 151 Philly ' s Finest, 89 Physical Plant, 168-169 Pi Mu Epsilon, 140 Pi Tau Sigma, 140 Political Science Society, 131 323 n 8 Index Post Office, 167 Q Queens R Queens and Escorts, 122-128 R.B. Harrison Players, 95 Ron McNair Building and the Late Dr. Ron- ald McNair s Samuel Proctor, Dr., 181 Secretaries, 307-310 Second Pan-Hellenic Summit, 238 Senior Class, 65-79 Senior Class Directory, 313-319 School Deans, 4 Snack Bar, 162-163 Sociology and Social Work, 141 Sophomore Class, 35-45 Special Thanks, 311 Sports, 202-205 Step Show, 251 Students, 6, 33 Student Body Election Results, 132 Student Government Association, 112-113 Student Home Economics Club, 141 Student Life, 3, 57-63, 145, 156-157, 227, 232- 239, 304-305, 312 Student Union Advisory Board, 93, 185 T Tau Beta Pi, 142 The Coronation of Miss Women ' s Council, 86 The Young Democrats, 143 Towns, Edolphus The Honorable u University Police, 170-173 w Winston-Salem Aggie Club, 91 Who ' s Who Recipients, 9-14 WNAA Radio, 252 Women ' s Council, 92 Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., 118-119 JOSTENS PRINTING AND PUBLISHING CO. John Woods Customer Care 1312 Dickson Highway Clarksville. 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