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PANTHERLAND - 1982 Academics IHls is kPVU-FM - Mutants are shown .it tin controls ol New R«i fco ution ssIik h started broadcast ! n Nov 1 J81 NtW PARKING LOTS - Seven were construe ted during the school year III MW IINNISCENTER includes eight courts tor Day or Night panic pal on MfTRO VAN SHARES - Transportation to and from Houston SITE FOR ALL FAITHS CH In 1981-82 Prairie View A M continued lily with its five-year construction plan ing new buildings and completely •vating many structures. _____ tos on these pages indicate many of the projects undertaken during the year. Demolition Construction begins on the $1 9 rrulbon International Dairy Coat Center as part of the Agricultural Complex Blackshear Field HISTORICAL CHANGES - Construction crews smantl seating stands of Blackshear Field (above) In bottom photo, new stands were buit on West side of StacSum — — 1 New Chancellor Hansen and Vice Chancellor W C Freeman are welcomed to campus by A tmg Prescient! Nelson National Joumakst Tony Brown visited campus and released Special1 Flowers for Ex-President_________________________________J veryposiine' arross the nation tive Changes The Board oi Regents of ihe Texas A M Universily System accepted the resignation, and named Dr. Ivory V. Nelson acting president Nelson had served tor 11 years as vice president lor Researc h and Special Projects. Chancellor Hansen greets I diversity Ailrmustrators at Retention the President Chancellor I tansen. Or Netson anti Sfjet ul guests (luring Summer Co-nmerxement News Highlights (1) Charles Gilpin Player and Director C. Lee Turner, are pictured outside Kennedy Center. Washington. DC where they performed as a top collegiate drama group (2) Women's Track Team (Coach Barbara Jacket) NA1A National Women's Champions (3) Dancing couples Practice scene from musical Cotton Club (4) Veterans Day. November 1981. (5) Physical Education Dance Group (6) Commencement. May. 1982 Journalist Tony Brown speaking before overflow au-rfcence in Fiekffiouxe. (7) Colege Choir (music dept) performing during Commencement Exercises 1981-82 News Highlights • Kacio Station KPVU-f M goes on the Air Key persons rtvotved pictured (right) • Ketow Ki-gistr.ition scenes; Integration up; Imh-s down International programs and Fngineering V hoUrshp Award • Across Page Top. Right Cocon USA Foundation Grant ol $ lOO.(XX) pec year lor i years • VNTORS - fnti-ri.irwrs and Speakers included Rulty Dee and ( ie Davis, State Rep andPV grad Crag Washington, state official and top alumni and Dallas a?ea leader Also several consultants vs the Mass Media field and Communications V' Success Stories TOP PV ATHLETE - Baseball Coach lohn Tankersley prt f award to Al Gomez Al ICE CLEMMONS MISS PV - 1981-82 TRISHA BURSEY MISS PV - Pageant Winner 12 Mostjjriei Student Leaders help with Orientation of new Non-Creek Council haculty • Staff • Dr Bitry named head ot the Dept o' Btok g • Df Leroy Moore appointed to Governors Corrn sion on Physical Fitness • Mrs Delia M Hunt honored (or services to P„re and Guardians Association • Art protessor Clarence Taley has works dnpU rt • Dr Edward W Marin commended by Texas v ot Advisers tor Health Professors • Dr C. A Wood elected vice president San Bern Electric Co-op Assoc 25 YE AR SERVICE AWARDS - Faculty. Staff members pictured were honored tor having reached then 25th year ot service at the University They are. l-R Alandrus Peterson. Supt. Laundry-Dry Cl anmg. leroy Marion. Dean of Men. Mrs Olivette Ikggs. Head. Foreign Language Dept. Mrs Ga ella Booth. L4 rarian; Dr Marion Henry, Head, Dept of Ed. lech and Dr Jewel Berry. Prof of Biology NEW ADMINISTRATORS POSE WITH OFFICIALS - New appontments included Jrd From Lelt leon Adams. Assoc V P Physxal Plant. Ceraid E Cray V.P tor Ptiysical Rant and Lngneeraig. I)r Johnny R Hill, director of Development, and l r Edward W Martin. Dean of Arts and Sciences Also pictured are. From lelt Griff W Kendrick; I V Nelson. A I Thomas and lodhannf Thomas Dr George R Woolfolk continues leadership n State and National historical societies Cole receives doc torate degree at TSU Samuel Montgomery, PV assistant registrar served as president of National Association of Coleges. PROMOTION - New PMS Col lohnson changed ranks from Lt Col to ful Colonel Highlights • Pro! Dorsey named Head of C riminal fustic e Dept • Staples appointed to lournalism Ccftnoal Board • AD laws installed as president ot Finant ial AkJ Assoc • Neison named to National land Giant Assoc Council • Dr Edsvaidsetected to National office in Assoc ot Industrial Tech • Dr Hawkins named University Business Toaeher-ol-the Year • PhJps named to Key Church Leadership Post • Drama Prol C lee Turner receives several honors 1 v F' l t f U Vn r f4 i ,r | j L 111 V3 Scenes from National Alumni Meeting RECEIVE DOCTORATE DEGREES - From Left K t Carreathers. Seal) A Smith and Ptulp Kite art BAPTIST STUDENT MOVEMENT ADVISER E ) Johnson received award from the student group Rev and Mrs Robert Cole. Akimm members make big gifts toKV Dr. Flossie Byrd named President of Nation.il Home Economics Association. Rev W Van Jo'mson 1982 PANTHERLAND 16 Sian? BIIAL •Jug i Mrtuu u«in iiULU THAT PSf TU: • INTIRIilNMlNT ON THE YARD 32 . MISS PRAIRIE VIEW PAGEANT . 34 . CAMPUS FEATURES 38 • TRANQUIUZINO ............... 73 17 Just Around Campus °V -s 21 Division JUSTAROUND 23 sndiAivo QNnoavisnr Sometimes we laughed Sometimes we cried. Through it all, we endured. — David Wells 25 27 “Side effects of the dining hill. 'Just Friends? “Ooh! He's Fine.' 28 “American Kissing Association. HOLD THAT POSE “One's Shy .. One's Not. I Just Paid My Fees! Caught In The Act. The Ultimate Women 29 HOLD THAT POSE Purdy Innocent ' Bab Doll Convicted for chedtms on d test. ikmai Most Friendly 30 THAT POSE HOLD Siamese Twins •'Winking... Kinking .. and Nod You re not the real John Wayne. Entertainment on the Yard 32 Frankie Beverly of Maze Chocolate Milk Miss Prairie View Pageant 1982-83 Miss Trisha Bursey. 19 year old account-major from Texarkana, Texas was selected Miss Prairie View for 1982-83. As tears streamed down her face, and as her parents watched from the audience, the new queen accepted the crown from last year's queen. Miss Alice Clemons. I am absolutely ecstatic. She said. And although I felt I had done my best, it is hard to believe that I won.” She was number two on the list of seven candidates viemg for the crown, and went through the three categories mandatory, talent competition, swim suit and then evening gown. She sang a sort of bluesy type song called Home' from The Wiz” and literally brought the house down. I felt comfortable singing.” she said. i 34 Gmateena Richardson, Miss Congeniality Carol Wayne. First runner-up Lisa Williams, Miss Praine View Tnsha Bursey, Second runner-up Verlena Mooney, Shirley Jefferson, Brenda Mitchell. 35 Pageant Continued The judges are by far the determining factor in the selection of Miss Prairie View Before, the potential queen competes in the evening gown, swim suit, and talent competition, they are interviewed first. Since, 1970, the Miss Prairie View A M University Scholarship Pageant in cooperation with the Miss Texas-Miss America Pageant has enabled the new queen to broadening her professional and cultural development. During, the pageant the audience was splendidly entertained by the Charles Gplm Players and Miss Texas Talented Teen, 1980-81, Stacey Michelle Jones. The Judges Miss Texas Talented Teen Stacey Michele lones T ng President Or Ivory Nelson. Bobby Durham. Mr Tezz Bursey, Mrss Prar View Trisha Bursey. Mrs Tezz Bursey, Scott Watson. Jimmie C Batiste, and Dr. Marion Brooks A Gala Affair 37 ' cl CCESS . ao irS+a,r ayt°theStars ■ J r V A M- ' frod ck V Robots. Wre. Sherrod. Kathy Crosby. Be,, South. Cirrviteena Rxhardson. Carol Wayne Wiiiaim tng Preside Kory Nelson. Mbs Pra™ View Trisha Bur Rolxnelle Clover. Verlena Mooney. Sh.rley leffmon Brci Mitchel, Robert Harm. The Production In the beginning Success for the Stars was just an idea laying on the desk of Executive Producer Frederick Roberts. Like the saying patience is a virtue. Thus, the production came to life and by no means was it an ugly duckling. Instead it was perhaps the most well organized pageant ever presented to Prairie View. The production itself is a tedious task. Transforming the Baby Dome from an arena where the Panthers play basketball to where the next Miss Prairie View will be selected is a small miracle within itself. Not to mention the selection of the judges, acquiring talent for the production, contacting the media for coverage. But, in the end it's a lot of work. However, when the Mistress of Ceremonies announces the winner, it all seems that the work is worth it The Charles Ciplin Players 38 The Contestants Margaret Penn Sandra Baker Bemadine English Eunice Cartwright Mary Washington Althea Tate Shelly A. Townsend Kathy Sue Bigsby 'akki T orian Natalie McKinney vlice Clemons risha Bursey Former Pageant Houston Houston Prairie View Victoria Texarkana Miami, FL Houston Houston Atlanta, CA Chicago, II Chicago, IL Texarkana Pageant judges limmie C. Batiste, '40 Houston Manon Brooks, M.D. '40 Ft. Worth Bobby Durham, Ft Worth MKs Texas Scholarship Pageant Scott Watson, Ft. Worth 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 Accountants THE WINNER Acting President Dr. Ivory V. Nelson Crowns the new Miss PV A M Miss Trisha Bursey Miss Prairie View Pageant CONTESTANTS Mitchell. — L-R: Climateena Richardson. Carol Wayne. Lisa Williams. Trisha Bursey. Vertena Mooney. Shirley lefferson, Brenda 40 Everyone’s A Winner Fven though everyone cannot win the coveted Miss Prairie View title. All contestants are still winners nevertheless. The Miss Prairie View A M University pageant is a scholarship pageant rather than a beauty pageant.” In keeping with the university philosophy of promoting SUCCESS and recognizing scholarship and academic achievement The following awards are provided by the university for those winning contestants. Miss Prairie View receives an official trophy, official crown, a bouquet of flowers, a scholarship award of $1,000, competition wardrobe for the Miss Texas Pageant valued at Si,200. The first and second runners-up receive a trophy, a bouquet of flowers, and a scholarship award of $500 The first runner-up is entitled to a trip to the Miss Texas Pegeant. Miss Congeniality is presented a trophy. Additional awards include plaques for the talent, swimsuit winners. And all contestants are presented plaques and special gifts. 41 CORONATION OF MISS PRAIRIE VIEW Like the little inquisitive girl in the fairy tale who followed the rabbit into the hole, in hopes of finding where he was going. Alice Christine Clemons stumbled ... but did not fall ... and found herself in the wid£, wonderful world of the Baby Dome The archbishop of Pantherland President Alvin I. Thomas made the fairy tale complete. crowning her Miss Prairie View at the Coronation Ball. Alice in Wonderland was the theme for this colorful event. Before a standing crowd of 5,000 the queen precariously walked to her throne, with each step she took, the royal princess and princes of nearly one hundred organizations curtsied as she passed. They also presented gifts. 46 Alice C. Clemons Miss Prairie View A M 1981-82 Special Features Featured Performers Ruby Dee and Ozzie Davis Talent Show Winners Earth Ball Event Miss Drew Hall Sandra Petty Miss Fuller Hall Mary Dorsett, Bahamian Graduate Charles Gilpin Players Featured Dancers Special Features Featured Dancers Members of PV Dance Ensemble Guest Performers Antonieta Bravo and Mike Kridnev Campus Queens Miss Les Beles lettres, Pamela Chew Escort, C 1Lt Donald Nolley Miss Alpha Mu Gamma, JoAnn Jones Miss Junior Corps Elaine Hamiton Escort CL Col. jeff Momon Miss Alpha Phi Alpha (Sphinxman), Kim Berkley Escort, Frederick Carter Miss Alpha Kappa Alpha (Green), Stacia Tumquest Escort. Percy Roberts Miss Physical Education. Sally Sartin Escort, Leonard Robinson 50 Miss Alpha Kappa Alpha, Joceyln Gibson Escort, C 2U. Frederick Holland Miss Euler Hall, Sandra Petty Escort. Ricky Gains Mss CAG, La Toya Brown Escort, CAD Maj Eric Culverson Miss I.E.E.E., Melody Cay Escort, Fabin Idlebird Miss Cream, Cathy losey Escort, Quinn Jenkins Miss Political Science, Carol Wayne Escort, Derek King Miss Women's Counci, CeStha Swanson Escort, Jerome Simon Miss Alpha Phi Alpha (Gold), Mary Outland Escort, Kelvin Bush Miss .Alpha Phi Alpha. Verlena Mooney Escort. Charles Page Miss AKA (Pnk), Cynthia Moore Escort. C lit. Donnie Anderson Miss Veteran Club. Twila Caldwefl Escort, Anthony HJ Miss Society of Women Engineers, Ingrid Pistole Escort, Michael Brown Miss Army ROTC Alpha Co. Ava Malone Escort, CAD Cpt. lohn Ballard Miss Mind Crabber. Debra Brandon Escort, David Porter 52 Miss Holley Hall. Carolyn Simon Escort. Clarence Kirbv Miss Panther Club, Starla Jackson Escort. Thaddcus Gamble Miss Skating Masters Club, Grade Roberson Escort, C Charles Wrliams Miss Army ROTC Miltary Science CAD lt. C. Gayla Turner Escort. Cad. Col. George Spriggs Miss Black Fox, Manlyn Maxwell Fsrort. C. SGT. Willie Thomas Miss Semper Fiddis (Marine Corps), Debra Cillery Campus Queens 53 55 THE MOST BEAUTIFUL FOR 1982 l-R Kathy Allreds. Kim Lovelace. 8ursey. Valero Cooper. Irda NVornwr, Adnenra Mayes, ludy Reed. Terne G .( Tama Kyle, Debra Guillory. l-R Tosha Bursey, Kathy Alfreds Tama Kyle. K n Lovelace. Linda Mornsons. Judy Reed. Debra Cmlory. Adrienna .Mayes. Valerie Cooper. TerrieCarcia THE MOST HANDSOME FOR 1982 I Reginald Dooes. Michael Brown. Stanford LeBlanc. Robert Woodard. Durce Jackson. Malcolm Max . Demctnus Turner. Dav-d Wells. Arturo Byrd. Andre SaucSfer. 57 The Woodland Trip SPECIAL FEATURES Back Row Pamela Butler. ()uirm Jenkins, Cathy Evans, Lola Hurd, Perry Iordan. Beverly Calhoun. Malcom Maxie, Paul Wesley, Cecelia Brown. Front Row: Andrue Sanditer, Kelvin Bush. Hubert Sthran. Reginald Dones. Cathy Evans, Beverly Cafcoun, CeeeSa Brown, Pamela Butler, LoU rtiC MOST FRIENDLY MOSTTOGETHER 60 Quinn lenkms. Addnan Sykes Arnold Mallet. Ned Armstrong. David Porter. Vance Johnson. Perry Jordan. Paul Wesley, Hubert Sthran. Special Features of the Woodland Trip 61 Sharon Finley, Tonya Alexander, Jackie Simon, Eva Ratcliff, Judy Reed, Sally William, Sheila Conner. Campus Favorites Campus favorites have been selected for 15 years by the yearbook committee. In its inaugural feature, the favorites were called The Most Impressionable Twelve.” In that feature was the future state senator of Texas Craig Washington. Since then, the committee has developed more dignified, renowned names like: Most Together Dude,” Most Fashionable, Best Dressed, Campus Players and Flirts, and Vanity Fair. The committee has been captivated by the beauty of Houston, Texas for its photo settings. They've been to Bush Gardens, Astroworld, Albert Thomas Convention Center, Herman Park, the zoo. The Summit and even a setting in front of one of the city's freeway interchanges. And this year the Woodlands. 64 MISS PV 1981-82 - 1982-83 Rodney O'Neal Top Senior Fastev Gabriel Track Star Who's Who Among Students See Official Roster on Following Pages and in Feature Section Leadra Morris Top Senior Barbara Adams junior Fellow Award Many Club Presidents and Queens KAN ■•■ON WOMAN OfTHE YEAR « Yvonne lone Douglas Hometown Jamaica. West Indies Major English Class: lunior Organizations: Sigma Tau Delta. Alpha Mu Gamma, Phi Eta Sigma. Alpha Kappa Mu. Jerry C. Turknett, Jr. Hometown: Dallas, Texas Major: Mechanical Engineering Class: Junior Organizations: Mega Omega Beta Social, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Circle K International, Junior Fellow lunior Managers Association. American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Cultura Exchange Society, Joy Bible Society. Cordis Michelle Yates Hometown: Houston, Texas Major: Civil Engineer Qass: Senior Organizations: Tau Beta Pi, Alpha Kappa Mu, American Society of Civil Engineers, Civil Engineers' Honor Club. Sylvia Thomas Hometown: Houston, Texas Major: Accounting Class: Senior Organizations: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc., National Hairdresser and Cosmetology Association, Operation Push, Jet Set (Alpha Kappa Aipha Chapter), Alpha Kappa Mu, Alpha Delta Mu. Danny E. Lovelady Hometown: Major: Mechanical Engineering Class: Senior Organizations: American Society of Mechanical Engineering, Pi Mu Epsilon, Scabbard and Blade. Waverly Nolley Hometown Houston. Texas Major: Accounting Qass: Senior Organizations: Outstanding Young Men of America. National Student Business League, National Forensic Society, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity; Eta Gamma Chapter. Barbara Zonide Hometown: Major: Finance Class: Senior Organizations: University Choral, Economics and Finance Club, Bahanian Student Association Frederick D. Wells Hometown: Houston, Texas .Major: Electrical Engineering Qass: Senior Organizations: Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, American Society of Civil Engineering, American Institute of Aeronautics. The National Institute of Science, Tau Beta Pi. Eta Kappa Nu, Alpha Kappa Mu, Pi Mu Epsilon, Beta Kappa Chi. 68 Carol Lynn Wayne Hometown: Dallas, Texas Major: Political Science Class: Senior Organizations: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc., Political Science Club, Blackstone Pre-Law Society. Charles Giplin Players, Junior Fellow's and Junior Managers Association. Carlos Pierott Hometown: Houston, Texas Major: Political Science Class: Junior Organizations: Charles Giplin Players, Blackstone Pre-Law Society, Political Science Club, Who's Who Among American High School Students, National Honor Society. Lauren Chambers Hometown: Major: Civil Engineering Class: Senior Organizations: American Society of Civil Engineers, Society of Women Engineers, Tau Beta Pi, Beta Kappa Chi, Pi Mu Epsilon. Hometown: Major: Chemistry Class: Senior Organizations: American Chemical Society, National Organization for the Professional Advancement of Black Chemists and Chemical Engineers, Beta Beta Beta, Alpha Kappa Mu, Beta Kappa Mu. Chrispin C. Ferguson Hometown: Nassau, Bahamas Major: Physical Education Class: Senior Organizations: Alpha Mu Camma, Bahamian Student Associations, Circle K Club, Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society for University Wide Academic Excellence, Student Senate, Physical Educations Majors and Minors Qub, Phi Eta Sigma Freshman Honor Society, Kappa Delta Pi Honor Society, Phi Beta Omega Co-Ed Fraternity Sharon Gay Cummins Hometown: Major: Biology Class: Senior Organizations: Beta Beta Beta, Kappa Delta Pi, Alpha Kappa Mu. Ingrid S. Pistole Hometown: Houston, Texas Major: Mechanical Engineering Class: Junior Organizations: American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Society of Women Engineers, lunior Fellow Junior Managers Association, Student Senate. Alice Christine Clemons Hometown: Major: Marketing Class: Senior Organizations: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc., Student Government Associations, American Marketing Association, Charles Ciplin Players. 71 Karol Kay Alton Cheryl Kendricks Viron Reed Diane Arcneaux Kenneth Lister Carla Richardson Dawnell Carroll Danny Lovelady Charles Ross Lauren Chambers Kevin Lusk Kriellion Sander Alice Clemons Richard McClelland Health Spence Ricky Cooper Rhonda McClure Paula Streeter Bernard Crowell Arnold Mallett Harold Taylor Sharon Cummings Frederick Mitchell Tresie Thomas Jacqueline Demerson LaDessa Moutra Jerry Turknett Yvonne Douglas Waverly R. Nolley Mario Wanza Chrispin Ferguson Derrick Owens Frederick Wells Carol L Gabriel Richard Patterson Iva Wheeler Dwayne Grismore Anthony Penn Jimmy Williams Degaldra Gurley Derwin Penn Donnie Willis Cynthia Harvey Carols Pierott Karen Winn Harold Hughes Ingrid Pistole Cordis Yates Jimmy James Hedy Ratcliff Barbara Zonide Sheron Kay 72 Honor Students 1981-82 Honors Convocation Tranquilizing To escape the pressure of academics, students seek many routes to find that spec ial place called - Tranquility. The American Heritage Dictionary defines it as free from agitation; calm Whether your pleasure is to sit by a pond and enjoy the splendor of it all. Or to dress up or down, whichever happens to be your fancy Attend an athletic event, concert or just shoot pool in the Memorial Center. Spending time with your loved one. Or doing something that's really tranquilizing, playing video games - PAC-MAN, of course, for tranquility is a place we should all visit. Tranquilizing free from agitation; calm. TRANQUILIZING 78 79 • • • o sir o so o so ii ii ii unnni! SO sws m :iisu NIUIIl|| r-lin OS iimiimn Him m IIIMIIJU lllflll.il ( ) “7M,U4iC Defiantmettt THE MUSIC DEPT. TRIO - L to R: LaVaughn Mosley, II, Dr Lucius Wyatt, and lames Poole. 82 PV’s Symphonic Band “THE BAND IN ACTION’’ 84 Prairie View A M University Marching Band There’s No Evil in This Group PV’S PRIDE Stepping in Stride 85 Religious Emphasis The Prairie View A M • Sunday School Sam Peters General Sponsor Officers Caaron Titzgerald Carol Alexander Terrell Edwards Charley May Jackie Stephens Douglas Malone .........Supt. ... Secretary — Treasurer .. Ass't Supt Ass't Secretary Ass't Treas The Prairie View A M University Sunday School holds weekly services in The Memorial Student Center i 9:30 a m. The Sunday School sponsored projects during Christmas and Easter season to help needy famiesin the area. Canterbury Club Reverend James Sproat Adviser IV lured Below Dr. Curtis Wood. Oa elle Boothe. I a vet a Hughes. Carlton Robinson. Lisa Hepburn, Lolita Wilkinson, Mon quo Carey. Christine Stanley. Father Inn Sproat Religious Emphasis 1982 Ministers Religious Emphasis WESLEY FOUNDATION THE UNITED MINISTRIES SHAKE The Reverend W. Van Johnson Dean of Chapel ORGANIZATION The Reverend Darrell L. Walker, Chairman CHURCH REPRESENTED ORGANIZATION CHURCH REPRESENTED Reverend Darnell L. Walker, (Pres.) Reverend W. Van Johnson Father Jerome LeDoux, S.V.D Father James Sproat Reverend W. D. Richardson Brother E. J. Johnson Elder W. L. Hennesy Brother Robert Harper Dr. (Reverend) I. C. Cordon Reverend Richard Hayes Reverend Cube Charleston Wesley Foundation Dean of Chapel Newman Association Canterbury Association Baptist Student Movement Baptist Student Movement C.O.G I.C. Ministry Bible Chair Teacher A.M.E. Student Movement Primitive Baptist Student Movement Baptist Student Movement United Methodist United Methodist Catholic Episcopal Baptist Baptist Church of God in Christ Church of Christ A.M.E Primitive Baptist Baptist Scenes from Freshman Orientation - Candlelight Service 94 Progressive Liberian Student Organization OfFICERS President... Arthur V Suomie, Vice President... lames Harris, Treasurer ... Moses Durkuly. Parfcamentarian ... Francis Nyeekpe, Secretary’ John Biljh for (Paul 8ropleb), A phonso Kolfc'esuah Program Organizer. ss Mary Dean Queen Esther Taylor, President Arthur V. Suomie. jerry L-R E. DaDa Smth, Mianta Srleaf, Fatu Sirleaf, GaGa Grimes. Mrss Esther Taytor, Arthur V. Suomie, Sand, Dr. Coleman 95 Bahamian Student Association i 96 Dallas - PV Club Waver ly Nollcy President Marcia Babin Secretary Student Government Student Senate Holds Installation Banquet The Student Senate Installation Banquet was held Thursday, November 12, 1981. The Student Senate officers for 1981 are. President ....................................................................................................................Waverty No . Vice-President........................................................................................................................Qunn )enkr Secretary......................................................................................................................Marcia Babr Assistant Secretary.................................................................................................................Ronnie lohnso- Treasurer........................................................................................................................Clyde Pkes Director of Organizations..........................................................................................................Ronald Morgan Chaplain.......................................................................................................................Atce demon Reporter.............................................................................................................................Shaune Bflmgs. Parliamentarian....................................................................................................................Lester Housto- Sergeant at Arms..................................................................................................................Michael Cobir The student senate is composed of bright, energetic, men and women who are eager to serve you - the student body. Bring us your idea and suggestions, so that we may make the changes you want. The student senate meets every first and third Thursday at 6:30 upstairs in r Memonal Center. Non-Greek Council Sitting from left to right Back Row: Hubert Stan. Oub President. Melvin Johnson. Secretary W 5 Inc ; L. Eric Cutverson. Chairman A4 E. Dr Thomas Front Row Bardfo Johnson. KK . Kim Ross. Club ChK:; Darla Bell. TBS. Michael Love. KAO; Roland Taylor. MUB 98 Agriculture AG student receives award TEXAS AGRICULTURAL jXTENSjglL SCRVH E v£%A'. M:rsitv tex40 | DC TME«®AGRlCUnURElf “;RA1 f MI0H80PM'.' Ax'J ) WtS IWPROVImU Xi INTINS (ARM PI Scholarship Funds Presented Prairie View Trail Ride Go Texan 99 Dr. Edward Martin. Chairman Biological Sciences Beta, Beta, Beta Biological Honor Society Dr. | F Berry. Chairman Biology Dept PV's Tri-Beta Chapter Is One of Best in Nation Sigma Chi, Prairie View A M Chapter of Beta Be. Beta Biological I lonor Society has been designated or of ten outstanding chapters in the nation for 1980-81 Dr. J. E. Berry, Biology department acting chaimur was notified this week of the honor by Anne B Siege secretary-treasurer of the national office. She statec that the award is given to recognize your excelled program in advancing the objectives of Beta Beta Beta the support of sound scholarship, the dissetrna-tion of scientific knowledge, and the promotion o' research in biology. New Active Members The new active members are: Gerald Adams Sharon Cummings, Kenneth Ferguson, Carol Cabrie DeShawn Gardner, Dana Gordon, GrezekJa Gradnes Willian Hawkins, Dwight Malone, Vanessa Marsha Adrienne Mays, Karen McClendon, Catherina Preddy Carlton Robinson, Donna Shanks, Christine Stanley and Michael Williams. The new associate members are: Margo Bell, Cecia Brown, Dorothy Butler, Sabrina Davis, Tonya Garcia Vernon Lister, Cathy Raphel, Quinton Reed, anc Evelyn Rials. Business Fraternity Business Organizations Hilliard Hall Home of the Communications Department 102 Koeekng: Brian W'liams, Mchele Haskins. Rochelle tones, Michael Colbert Seated at the Table: Janie Flores, lara Kay Deadrick. Tonia Johnson. Slanting in the Rea-Raymond Greer, Tammi McKinney. Jerry Massie, Yolanda Ridge. Dr. Millard Filand, Prof Curtis lohnson, Michael Singleton, Raymond Robnson, James Wright, Dayle Frazier and Don BJakemore. R E N S I E OFFICERS - Seated Janie Flores - Chairperson of Committees, lara Kay Deadrirk - President, and Micheie Haskins - V e President. Slanting Dr Millard Hand - Director of Forensics. Jerry Massie - Chairman of Fund Raising. Raymond Greer - Secretary, Raymond Robinson - Chairman of Publicity, Prof. Ci tis Johnson - Assstan: Director of Forensics, and Dayle Frazier - Parliamentarian 103 SCENES FROM DON’T BOTHER ME; I CAN’T COPE’’ SCENES FROM THE COTTON CLUB REVIEW” 104 Paul Osborne belts out a sonR while Rosalyn looks on Charles Gilpin Players Dr A I Thomas is shown with some of the cast of the hit musical Cope. AWARDS FOR OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCES Dramatics Award-winning Charles Gilpin Players pictured with Director C. Lee Turner and in scenes from successful productions Home Economics Kappa Omicron Phi I ATTEND STATE MEETING - Donnie Jones (left), Ms. Bernice Smith, Adv isor jnd Robin Chinn. 107 SOCIETY Or CIV l A.S.C.E. Civil Engineers in the News PV Student Chapter Civil Engineers Get High Rating The American Society of Civil Engineers has cited its studenl chapter at Prairie View A M for meritorious activities during 1981 A letter of Honorable Mention has been received by Professor C T. Luke, faculty advisor for the group from James R Sims, A$CE president in New York City. PV A M and Howard University were the only two predominantly Black institutions receiving honorable mention among 31 other colleges and universities across the nation •Engineering Honor Society • Civil Engineering • Electrical Engineering • Architects • Mechanical • Chemical • Women in Engineering Engineering Pi Mu Epsilon Mathematics Honor Society Kappa Delta Pi Officers Carol Gabriel — President Chris Ferguson — Secretary Sharon Cummins — Treasurer Honorary Society in Education Cummins, Ferguson, Gabriel. Library Honor Students our 6UCCI55 ■ WiZl fc mat ill The Cultural Exchange Society History the Cultural Lxchange Society was established at Prairie View A M University in Ian. 1982 Being aware of theculuraldu the University, the society was tormed to bring these cultures together and promote an understanding and thus appreoa:-respect for each culture The organization lias sought to bring about such an understanding through cultural festivasot !h -through presentations on the history and culture of other countries. This society honestly feels as is stated in its motto tha: The world is a book, he who stays at home reads but one page.” Back Row ferry Turnkett. Chaplain, Michael tones Raymond Robinson Parliament an; Phi lip Miller Front Row Dennis Bai ah CathvEwns • Ferguson Secretary. Dune Botelo. Miss Douglas Advisor; BII Moore. Vice President. Mortake Nemhard. President Moses Dukjy. freisue S'«r Thompson Chaplan Seated Cleveland Williams Epsilon Pi Tau Miss Sharmarion Brown receives the Epsilon Pi Tau Scholarship Award and the Pot O' Cold Scholarship Award from Dr. S. R. Collins Miss Diedra F. Widow, Miss Epsilon Pi Tau 1982-83. 113 INITIATES OF EPSILON PI TAU 1982 - Left to Right: John H. White, Reuban R. Jochec. B Nuwo Jensen, Mitchell Allen, Sherry L. Boone, Leo W. Benford, Marilyn L. Smith, Diedra F. Widow, Michael Shorten, David E. Green, Patrick L. Jackson, Joseph Roberts and Gerald Barnett. nhi V Physical Education Majors and Minors 114 Beta 115 Club Pantherette Dance Ensemble Skate Masters OFFICERS: Byron Romie Lonzo Richardson Michael Davis Cheryl Richardson 117 Together We Stand” Since October 1,1973 118 L-R: David Porter. Brett Horn. Kenneth Stran. tames Vance MG's SO (A 1 1 1 V 1 L1 ’ 'H L 1 IS wA F1 Big Joint MG'S 1 a 1 u n 3 Times Moncreek Dough Boy Mr. Smoke 119 From L lo R, Standing Dexter Turnquest, Stepheny Aldridge, David Stanley, Terrell Edwards, ArScia Picken Kelvin Sollo. Peter Turnquest. Kneeling jerome Washington, Shawn William, joseph Armstrong 20 Club Chic Officers - 1981-82 Club Chic was organized in April 1%5 with the purpose to promote finer and br«r womanhood. The club colors are yellow and white, with the yellow rose as the dub flower -white is for purity. Our motto is “You are what you make yourself. President....................................................................Vomefede Vice President..........................................................................Ana Fearer Secretary....................................................................Kimberly R w Asst . Secretary............................................................Donne Coope Treasurer .................................................................Jackie Jefferscr Asst. Treasurer..............................................................TerryJwq Business Manager......................................................................Selma Owers Step Master.............................................................................Ana Fearer Chaplain ..................................................................Darcus Shore Parliamentarian..............................................................Tmaleonar: MISS WHITE...................................................................Kimberly Ro MISS YELLOW..................................................................Debra Guta MISS CHIC....................................................................Tanna Parra CLUB MEMBERS - l-R Selma Owens. Jackie Jefferson. Darcus Shorter. Km Ross. Laura Washington. Jocelyn Thomas. Bottom. L-R: Mane Mawel, Tina Leonard. Dorm Cooper, Debra Gudtory. Tanna Parrish. Von me FeJder. Karen Chander. 122 Club Chic I anna Parrish MISS CHIC Ana l-earon Marie Maxwel Darcus Shorter i.n Selma Owens k i k Jocelyn Thomas Larin Washington 123 SOUTH Centrkv. Region Groove Phi Groove Social Feflowship Inc. was founded October 12, 1962 on the campus of Morgan State College in Baltimore, Maryland by Fourteen Brave, daring and debonair young men I he founders ot our organization did not follow the traditions and patterns of the Greek Letter organizations, thus bringing in a whole new concept of brotherhood devoted to the encouragement and cultivation of high scholastic and ethical standards, the binding of the friendship of all college men and improvement of the social stature of the race Groove Phi Groove was chartered at Prairie View College in October 1973 by thirty-eight enthusiasts of various majors who expressed the spirit of Groove Phi Groove with eternal ardor By virture of the fact that the charter members expressed themselves with such intensity. Groove became one of the most popular organizations on the campus of Prairie View. Fant herhChkpter Tau Beta Epsilon 125 t. A xanoer Four Barrel W. Ponder Pomla Bear H K Srran Boss R Long Pepper D Johnson Sir SSck D lynce Doc-Crc ) a T Wlson V Allen D Randk- Cupp Cake Capl -Cre Dr. Strange Crescendo Thirly-three years ago a few young men endeavored to do what none before them had dared at Prairie View A M College Jon-ing together, pooling their varied creative resources, they formed the nucleus of what has come to be known as CLUB CRESCENDO The very first social-cultural organization for young men on campus. I he efforts of NOTES: Frank Cannon, Joseph Hill. Stooewa! Carter, Roosevelt Jones, Sam Williams, Tom Fontenot, Perry Daniels, John Adams, and a few other outstanding young mer. wer? not in vain, as the organization has successfully initiated hundreds of members (NOTES) into its proud fold. The dub was fo-ndedn the memorial student center on the 24th day of October in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and forty-nine. Its basic purpose are promoting a finer brotherhood, promoting music and the other fine arts. The club colors are maroon and gray, and the ckr mascot is the Bulldog. CRESCENDO l)r I Harris CRESCENDO Dr W Kendall Hon Crescendo Dean I. Marion Hon. Crescendo Dr R. V. Cole AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE FROM THE CRE'S Love your brother Try to get along. Hatred between one another is definitely wrong. If we're to expand And surely we can; We must come together Hand and Hand. Bulldog 127 International Women Association First Row: OFFICERS -Rachel O'Neil: President Abbie Holliday: Vice President Patrick Turner: Secretary Althea Mitchell Treasurer Second Row: Tracey Edgerson D P Irene Baldwin Paula Denam Lydia Williams Third Row: Jocelyn Ealim Sharon Carr Fourth Row: Jackie Brown Not Pictured: Tamara Alexander Deidre Anderson Cynthia Grace Paula Williams Angela Pickens Andre Sneed INTERNATIONAL WOMEN ASSOCIATION HISTORY The Black Women Association was founded in 1970 The purpose of this organization was to organize, motivate and unify black women One of the goals of this organization was to be of service and promote the well being of all humanity. The International Women Assocwcr branch of the Black Women Association, was founded on the campus of Prairie View A M February 10, 1982. The founders of Internal r Women Association were Rachel O'Neil, Abbie Holiday, Tracey Edgerson, and Lawanda Dorsey. The club motto is: I'm only human I'm just a woman Help me believe In what I can be And all that I am: Show me the Stairway That I must climb Lord, For my sake Teach me to take ONE DAY AT A TIME’ The purpose of th e International Women Association is to improve ourselves as women of today's society. To understand our nature women and to build our self-esteem and respect. Colors Red and Black Red represents our new and better role in society. Our coming Out! Black represents our past role in society. We mourn its death and acknowledge its purpose. 128 Sweethearts Alpha Phi Omega 129 Accounting Club Sociology — Social Work Club 130 PV’S BODY BUILDING CLUB Contestants of the Body Building Contest Strong Enough to Bear the Pain ” Man Enough to Take the Strain” 1st, 2nd and 3rd Place Winners in The Body Building Contest Mega Omega Beta The Untouchables 133 Intramural Sports Pictured at Right: Fred Harper Darrell Clemons Yolanda Jackson Kelly Solomon Vom R Beaty Ken Idlebird Phil Chapman, Director Intramural Football Champs First place Western Conference and Panther Bowl Champs Support Group Miss PV's Participation in Miss Texas Pageant Reaching Out Group Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. December 4. 1906, marked a significant development in college. On this date, the first Negro fraternity - ALPHA PHI ALPHA founded at Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, by seven innovative men, later called JEWFLS. The Fraternity still remains the largest predominately Negro college fraternity and also was the first to become interracial. First of all, servants of all. we shall transcend all is the motto of the fraternity and it has been the endeavor of its members to make this axiomatic truth a living reality. The Fraternity's motto has inspired the members of the ETA GAMMA CHAPTER, which was founded as an extension of Epsilon lota in 1%3. to convert this principle into a description by promoting manly deeds, scholarship, and love for all mankind The Eta Gamma Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc. traveled to San Antonio, Texas to participate in the Texas State Council of Alpha Chapters Annual convention. Eta Gamma represented Prairie View in first class fashion winning first place in seven of nine categories. Fta Gamma then traveled to Oklahoma City. Oklahoma for the Southwest Regional Convention of Alpha Chapters where they won four out of five first place awards in addition to Southwest Regional Chapter of the Year. The National Convention of Alpha Chapters was held in Los Angeles, California and for the second time. Eta Gamma was named the -Most Outstanding Undergraduate Chapter of the Year. OFFICERS OF ETA GAMMA President................. Vice President............ Recording Secretary....... Corresponding Secretary . Treasurer................. Associate Editor to Sphinx . Parliamentarian........... Sergeant-at-Arms.......... Director of Education..... Chaplain.................. Historian................. Dean of Pledges........... Assistant Dean of Pledges . Percival E. Roberts Autry L. Griggs Derrick K. Collins Robert H. Price Malcolm 1. Maxey Perry L. Jordon III Derrel L. Oliver Kenneth Ferguson . Terry O. Wright Perry L. Jordon III Wendel V. Eckford Kelvn G. Bush Robert H Price Eta Gamma Chapter at Prairie View A M University 136 Kelvin Bush Ronnie Smith Gregory Smith Fall 1979 Alpha's on the Yard Timothy Woods David Valentine Autry Griggs Percival Roberts Tyrone Davis AJdo Putman lohnny Brumfield Ronnie lohnson Theodore Mason Donald Carriere Fall 1980 Wendel Eckford Curtis lohnson Demetrius Turner Vincent lones Fred Hollins Cary Bogan - ha vn Billingsly Robert Price Malcolm Maxey Derrel Oliver rry L. Jordon III Trevor Turnquest perrick Collins Leonard Gaines Terry Wright Fall 1981 137 M D'iU. u lirotLr Jienpl IJotl Janpl IJnl. a 1979 fra mat, af . I la, C maliaa Mifl St Leo of .Mom time, Hlial. lain, ptatri, U« M W Ha,.. 1 1979 to Lfia Lt Um lt, ImJ nttitiay iL. ifaiLJar of Stint! Hhfm ia ffLtLaitaf hafiamiaf. fan pit Ifni a matt nilL ■ it«« mL imalmtij V. 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M itlaaally, it I at yi i a ata J U Ln my ofiaiaa an J my ha ntLp feaitt tLl mill Up m, non aa font,,. 4J t man Lt Cm mil doe ia tL Haiti Statu Mrmy. ear Ji L mart Lt BatUor t abiyrti Ltamn L Jip.nl,J iLt lift on July J, I9$2, Ll Lt ran tpnl' I Itnlf. Hi, aaJJ Let fell a ynal maa in fanpL aa aa Laa tLl Lt hyaty aa roam mill man ,. DLBratLr. Ctu CJamma CLptir Mfpla pL M pL That,re,ty. .9a . Prmidi Mar MS fH Haitndty Prauri, Ham. Hit at 138 Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. From a small nucleus at Howard University, on Jar jary 16, 1908. sprang an inspiration w initiated the movement of Creek r Sororities among Hack Women idea that emerged from this nuck vas Alpha Kappa Mpha Sorority ef aim, Service to all mankind st ed the growth of many graduat' d undergraduate chapters throug lie nation. (r =D Organization of Zeta Gamma Chapter began at Prairie View A M University on November 19, 1969. The official Charter was granted during the early part of 1970. Since that time, the purposes of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Inc. have been exemplified on the campus and throughout the community by the members of the chapter. to R ht Sorof Mary, Helen and Jennifer. Standing: Andrea. Beverly. Carrie. Thelma. Romna. Charina Bottom liva. Kim 139 Kappa Alpha Psi On January 5, 1911, Elder Watson Diggs, John Lee, Dr. Byron Armstrong, Dr. Guy Grant, Alexander, Henry Asher, Marcus Blakemore, Paul Caine, Edward Irving and George Edmond founded Kappa Alpha Psi on the campus of Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana. Kappa Alpha Psi is a social fraternity; its rituals, traditions, and paraphernalia manifest this paramoun characteristic, for happiness and satisfaction of man's soul is the ultimate of creativity. Kappa Alpha Psi 141 f toward University in Washington. D.C. raternily' 1 virl hfr'dea °f ',his ,raternity; Brotherhood. Scholarship, and ser-re Amplified by the Brothers of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternrty. e ,ratern,ly mo o Culture for the service of Humanity. 142 Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc. hither Baldwin 'Hook'' Kevin Harris Head Craig Perry Judge lames Kelly Bracy Lovelady Sylvester Beason Sly Leslie Davis Thomas Simon Raymond Holley Miklos Green Mikey Victor Taylor Disco William Howard III Beau Arnold Mollett ”AJ” Stanford LeBlanc Stan Anthony Zeno Dwane Martin Da-Da lerry Gaines Jag Darryl Smith Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc., was founded at Howard University on Ian. 16, 1920. The sorority was founded with the encouragement of Brother Charles Robert Taylor The founders of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc., are called The Fine Pearls! The Zeta's are sisters to the brothers of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc., and are the only true brothers and sisters in any Creek fraternity or sorority The sorority was charted on Prarie View College campus in Ian. 1969, as Omega Gamma Chapter under the sponsorship of Fpsilon Lambda Zeta Chapter. The ideals of the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc., is to promote service, scholarship, finer womanhood and sisterly love 144 145 im aln2 «e aaaaa®) MANHOOD ? si Phi Frate The Omega Psi Phi Fraternity was founded in 1911 at Howard University by three young men in the junior class: Oscar J. Cooper, Frank Coleman, and Edgar A. l ove, and under the direction of an advisor, Ernest E. Just, a biology instructor. We, the members of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity believe that men of similar ideas of fellowship should bind themselves in order to form a more perfect union among college men to promote the principles of MANHOOD, SCHOLARSHIP, PERSEVERANCE, AND UPLIFT, (our four cardinal principles) to further brotherly love and fraternal spirit within the organization. The purpose of the fraternity is to stimulate the attainment of ideals and ambitions of its members, to disseminate and contact, to occupy a progressive, helpful and constructive place in the civic and political life of the community and of the nation. Also, to prepare its members for greater usefulness in the causes of humanity, freedom and dignity of the individual and to aid downtrodden humanity in its effort to achieve higher social, economic, and intellectual status. Rho Theta Chapter of the OMEGA PSI Fraternity was founded April 1970. The Rho Theta Chapter is one of the strongest chapters in the nation. Since 1970 Rho Theta Chapter has produced over 100 OMEGA Brothers on lines designated TRISEVEN 21, INNUMERABLE CARAVAN 33, HELL SENT 10, ELITE 11, DEATH TRIED 4, NEWBIRTH 19, THEN CAME 5, 1ST CONCLUSION 2 BE CONTINUED, FORSEEN 5,0.N.E. and 27 TALES OF HELL. Rho Theta Chapter has exemplified the Omega Psi Phi motto which is FRIENDSHIP IS ESSENTIAL TO THE SOUL. Richard White SCHOLARSHIP Charles Brewer PERSEVERANCE Seba Houston UPLIFT 147 LeeRoy Thomas, Jr ETA Beta Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority W fc Mktide W «. R R. Paua Strcelor. leola Svnon. Paula Settles. Marcia BaL Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Delta Sigma Theta 149 Panther Panther Kittens “•‘•■ow.ns, 151 1981-82 Pantherland Cheerleaders 152 “The Black Foxes” The seven eye-catchers shown in Navy outfits poses with their coach and sponsor Margaret Sherrod. 1982 PANTHERLAND w r 00 o t ....- in co co co «or N CO II niSIS!! Mil!,,| ll«—' Kmlli ico sjj s 2 co = Jg CO S J O 1- «B3C W Athletic Staff Dr. Marion Henry Dr. Leroy Moore Chairman Athletic Athletic Director Council Leon English Business Manager Henry Hawkin Sports Information Director 158 Patricia Hood Secretary Tom Godwin University Photographer Dr. E. R. Owens Physician Dr. C. A. Wood University Information Dir. Ron Leverett Film Maker Coaching Staff Cornelius Cooper - Head Footbal Coach lohnny Williams Offensive Coordinator Coif Coach Harry Gunner Defensive Coord Women's Basketball jamesCray Craduate Assistant Bob Atkins Defensive BackfieW Tennis Hoover Wright Men's Track Barbara Jacket Tankersley Women's Track Baseball Conyway Hayman Offensive Line Dr. Calvin White Men's Basketball DATE PV OPPONENT PA 9 5 0 at Southwest Texas 56 9 19 0 •vs. Jackson State 29 9 26 0 •vs. Southern 35 10 3 3 •at Grambing 44 10 10 1 vs. Bishop 40 10 17 25 at Texas Lutheran 14 10 31 8 •vs. Mississippi Valley 6 11 7 16 at Ark-Pine Bluff 20 11 14 0 •at Alcorn 30 11 21 0 •at Texas Southern 19 160 A LONG SEASON... The season ended as it began with yet another defeat. The Panthers continued their losing ways finishing last in the Southwestern Athletic Conference, compiling a 2-8 record and 1-5 in league action. Southwest Texas an eventual NCAA-II champion easily dispatched the Panthers winning handily 56-0 at home. SWAC champion Jackson State blanked the Panthers 29-0 in their first home outing. A crowd of 18,000 fans watched Southern shut the Panthers out 35-0 at Rice Stadium in Houston. Lynn Stice's 33 yard field goal gave the Panthers their first points of the season against Grambling. However, the Tigers had the upper hand with a 44-3 victory. In their annual battle with arch rival Bishop, the Tigers walked away with a 40-0 win capitalizing on many Panther turnovers. On a warm Saturday night in Seguin, Texas the Panthers displayed the type of football head Coach Cornelius Cooper had been trying to get his team to play all season. They employed big plays to snap a seven game losing streak by defeating Texas Lutheran 25-14. Quarterback Maurice Mitchell had his best game of the season 9 of 16 passes for 201 yards and three touchdowns. He teamed up with tight-end Randall King for two scoring strikes of 1 and 37 yards. Running back Norman Briscoe enjoyed his finest game rushing for 102 yards on six carries. Reginald Stewart's three yard touchdown run plus a conversion pass helped push Prairie View to an 8-6 homecoming victory over Mississippi Valley on a rainy day in Houston. Willie Thomas' knockdown of a conversion pass helped preserve the win. Arkartsas-Pine Bluff snapped the Panthers two game winning streak edging them 20-16. League foe Alcorn defeated the Panthers 30-0. SWAC nemesis Texas Southern ended a long season for the Panthers with a 19-0 triumph in Houston. 161 P.V. A M Panthers ------ ----------------- —------------------------------- M u ■ ■vmmrnm—m— K Id li°rSf' ,SVR.T ST T™- °irenCP Phws- W zacher DarrV' Monk ' Jackson. Nwyn Dean. Julius I Jarnson. Randal King 2nd , 7 ' E Bfmvn Andro Cllfk- kKhdra Moon. Arturo Byrd, lames Hayes. Gerald Barnett Reg nald Stewart Jrd Row Kevin Walace less Green. Burnel SewartKS'v K™‘ v ‘len' Re nM vce. Silas McMoms 4th Row Cyril Kenneday. Bobby Johnson. Arthur Buckley. Umes St. wart, lerry Rand. Darryl Terrel. Steve twrng. R,ck Efts. Jeffery Harvey. 5th Row: David Garner. Samuel MMer. Charles K,Hebrew. Qu.ncy A Bratchetl. Allred Weeks 162 Outstanding Players Milton Hall (6-3, 220, DE Eutaw, Ala ) National Association of Intercoiegiate Athletics 1st team defense Also selected honorable mention SVVAC For three years he played the defensive end position with great tenacity In only eight games this season he logged 52 tackles One of the great pass rushers in the conference. said Comekus Cooper Robert Alexander (6-2,190, C8. Monticelo, Fla ) National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics 1st team de'ense. Signed a two year free agent contract with the Seattle Seahawks of the Na-tonal Football League. A hard hitter and a outstanding competitor said Coach Cor-neius Cooper His aggressive style of play earned him freshman of the year honors in 1978. The folovtfng season he was named most outstanding Frushed his career with eight interceptions. Among team leaders m tackles with 58. Leo Ben ford (5 11. 180. strong safety. JR Houston. Texas) Selected second team all Southwestern Athletic Conference defense. In his first season as a starter he emerged as one of the bnght spots for the Panthers Made 74 tackles second highest on the team Also had a pass «v terception, and a fumble recovery. .Michael Rhodes (6-0,230. Jr.. Crockett. TX) Even though he dd not receive any post season honors he sti had a superlative season for the Panthers being selected most outstanding on defense Led the team in tackles with 92. also intercepted one pass and had two funble recoveries. 163 Basketball Summary The Panthers' basketball squad managed just two wins in a 23 game schedule, and just one win in conference Without a doubt they secured their resting place in the Southwestern Athletic Conference cellar. for Coach Dr. Calvin White who posted a dismal 14-57 record in three years and just four wins in the last two years, the university relieved him of his duties as head coach. They captured their first win of the season against Bethune-Cookman 7067 in the Florida A M Classic in Tallahassee, Fla. Led by a 25 point performance by forward Gary Lockhart the Panthers defeated Mississippi Valley 79-72 for their only conference win. 164 Final Season Results played m Capitol C:t Clasnc in ral dhassee. played m Alexandra la •denotes Southwestern Athletic Conference games ♦♦Southwestern Athletic Conference post season touri 1961-62 FIN AL Sf ASOM RESULTS MEN'S 8 A3h E T8AII CONFERENCE RECORD l-11.7ihpUfl OVERAIL RECORD 2-2? HOME COURT RECORD 1-8 ROAD RECORD: 1-14 NEUTRAL COURT RECORD 0-1 DATE 11 27 81 12 5 81 12 9 81 12 11 81 12 12 81 12 17 81 12 1981 12 29 81 1 2 82 1 4 82 1 9 82 1 11 82 1 14 82 1 16 82 1 6. . 2 6'82 2 9 82 2 15 82 2.17 82 2 22 82 2 25 82 ? 4 82 SCORF PV PP W TO-92 62-75 73-83 ATTN 2000 4000 3329 1000 46-63 70-67 90-109 60 5 55-1.5 84-% 60-76 ?W8 2000 2733 2576 ' M 1713 3527 « ■ hern 2200 1000 57-105 21 92-101 m Baton Rouge. La OPPONINI at Texas Sou? TEXAS SOUTHER at South Alabama vs. Florida A vs. Bethun PAU QUINN vs. Gambling at West Texas at McNeese ■at Southern •at Ms. Valley •at Jackson LAMAR GR AMBLING •ALCORN ■TEXAS •IACKSON •MISS. VALLEY •at Gambling I at Houston. Baptist at Alcorn •SOUTHERN • at Texas Souti at Huslon-TUJotson ♦♦vs Acorn ATTENDANCE TOTALS: 9 home games - 37787 13 aw ay games - 26088 3 neutral site 4000 TOTAL ATTENDANCE - 67,875 AVIKAU ATTN - 2.71S HIGH SCORER REBOUMJER lockhart 18 Matthew%7 Danieh Lockhart 17 Daniels 7 Lockhart 22 Johnson Danie Matthews 7 Lockhart K)'Darnels 11 Dame's 20 Damefe 14 .Matthews 26 Matthews 14 Matthews 15 Matthews6 Braynen 16 lockhart 14 Lockhart 29 Lockhart 13 Johnson 26 Danw -. 15 Johnson 16 Daniels 14 Lockhart 18 lcxkhart 8. Johnson 7 Ervin 15 Danie;s6 lockhart 15 Daniek 12 lockhart 17 -Daniels 11 Johnson 18 Dameh 13 Lockhart 24 Lockh t 11 lockhart 25 Danieh 10 Lockhart 27 'lockhart 16 Ervin 21 Daniels 9 lockhart 18 Darkeh 10 Locklurt 19 Lockhart Barnett 7 Johny. n 21 ockhart 12 Johnson 28 Dameis II Johnson 16 Braynen 7 165 Basketball Wrap-Up After dropping their first three basketball games to the likes of Rice, Lamar and Paul Quinn the Panther ettes squad rebounded quickly to forge a three game winning streak. On their brief roll they defeated Jarvis Christian 69-47, ripped Texas College 75-55 with guard Dana Watts scoring a season high 23 points winning at home. Next, the Pantherattes took to the road and scored another impressive victory over Texas College 81-61. In that game Watts and freshman Laureen Crenshaw combined for 32 points, each scored 16. However, they would not find that winning combination again as they proceeded to lose 14 in a row'. They finished the season at 3-17. Mississippi Valley handed the Pantherettes their most humiliating loss of the season as they doubled Prairie View's score 102-51. Watts led the team in scoring with 13.6 points a game, despite the fact she only played in eight games. Next was Betty Taylor a forward who averaged 10.6 points a game Center Doris Graham led the team in rebounding with 11.2 a game. 166 A Season of Stars Record setting high jumper Carl Carcia and hurdler Robert Thomas were the standouts in a sub-par season for the men's track team. The Panthers placed fourth in the conference and in the NAIA indoor meet. They finished fifth the SWAC outdoor championships. Garcia, a freshman from Houston, TX, had a banner year as he captured top honors in the conference and NAIA outdoor championships respectfully. In the SWAC meet, he set a new record in the event with a leap of 7-2V2. Thomas had a successful season winning the 50 meter indoor title at the conference meet also he captured 110 meter outdoor crown. He topped the season off with a victory in the 110 meter hurdles at the NAIA outdoor championships. Keith King won his second straight shot put title in the conference indoor meet. Thaddeus Gamble a hurdler had two second place finishes in the 400 meter hurdles in the conference and NAIA outdoor meet. 167 All-Americans The following young men were selected to the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics All-American team indicates Outdoors honors only “ indicates indoor and outdoor honors Thaddeus Gamble Derrick King' Mel Trahan Bryan McKinley Pantherettes Women's Track Headlines Pantherettes Get Five Trophies at UT Relays Panthers Dominate Single Awards at PV Relays Track Team Members Qualify for Regional Competition PV Track Team Wins First Place at Grambling and Field Team 1981-82 a Banner Year PV Track Teams Finish High in NAIA Barbara Jacket Speaks at Rice University Clinic Women's Track Called Small But Mighty Pantherettes Win NAIA Track Title by Collie J. Nicholson Coach Barbara Jacket was unable to contemplate the situation serenely after her team won the NAIA national Track and Field championship. Considering the magnitude and rarity of the achievement, she had every right to be ecstatic. Winning the national championship was a superlative testimonial for long and exciting hours of practice. Prairie View combined the individual heroics of an abbreviated eight member squad into a complete team effort to make a shamble of team standings in the NAIA national championships with 117 points. With Lynn Gamble, Cassandra Graham. Sheila LaBome, Easter Gabriel. Karen Waddell. Loretta Edwards. Patricia Thomas and Andrea Green furnishing fodder for countless arguments, the Pantherettes thoroughly trounced a stellar field that included Adams State. Colorado (73); St. Augustine. North Carolina (68); Saginaw Valley. Michigan (39); Hampton. Virginia (33) and Western Washington (31). Running as fast as their spindly legs would carry them, the talented Texans set NAIA records in the 400 meter hurdles. 1600 meter relay. 4U0 meter relay. 400 meter dash and sprint medley relay in the three-day meet. Individual national champions were Lynn Gamble in the 400 meter hurdles. Graham in the 100 and 200 meter dashes. Gabriel in the 400 meter dash. Waddell in the shot put. The Pantherettes dominated the relay portions ulso winning the 400 meter relay in 45.25, the sprint medley in 1:39.21 and the 1600 meter in 3:37.82. Patricia Thomas finished second in the shot put. Loretta Edwards second in the 400 meters in addition to running on the winning relay teams and LaBome third in the 100 meters in addition to running on the 400 and 1600 meter relay teams. Coach Hoover Wright’s Panthers finished sixth in the national meet with 38 points. Junior Robert Thomas and Carl Garcia also landed national championships. Thomas with a time of 13.99 in the 110 meter hurdles and Garcia clearing 7-1 in the high jump. Thaddeus Gamble landed a second place in the 400 meter hurdles in a time of 52.72. Eric Pierce was fifth in the 800 meters in a time of 1:50.30. Derrick King was sixth in the 110 meter hurdles in 14.63, Bryan McKinley fifth in the 400 meter hurdles in 52.10 and Mel Trahan sixth in the 800 meters in 1:50.48. Coach Barbara lacket 170 Panthers Stop Tigers A 20-15 season was highlighted by a four game series with arch rival GrambSng. The Tigers entered into the contest needing to win three games to capture the Western crown in Southwestern Athletic Conference. But Prairie View forged a split both days to knock the Tigers out of the top spot We just got outplayed,” said Grambling coach Wilbert Ellis. “We scrapped but Prairie View outscrapped us and kept coming back and playing inspired ball.” They finished fifth overall in the conference. lohn Tankersley was named baseball coach of the year in the West Division. Catcher Walter Dcnmon was the only player selected All Conference first team. His .407 batting average was fifth highest on the team. Robert Williams, a freshman, led the squad in batting with a .477 average and was second in the SWAC. He was named second team all conference. nnklTUCP Alen lee - Captain 171 1982 FINAL BAStBALL STATISTICS PLAYER G AB R H 2B 38 HR RBI BA Herbert Henderson16 19 3 10 1 0 0 0 .526 Robert Wifiams 24 65 10 31 1 2 0 11 .477 I loyd Choice 10 27 5 12 2 0 1 6 .444 Allen Lee 22 68 18 29 9 3 2 14 .426 Walter Denman 21 54 8 22 2 0 2 12 .407 Gerald Robinson 23 63 21 27 3 2 0 4 .369 Bruce Osborne 13 30 3 11 1 0 1 4 .367 Eddie Dunn 3 6 0 2 0 0 0 1 .333 Jerry Caloway 8 12 1 4 0 0 0 0 .333 Eric Blakely 5 9 1 3 0 0 0 0 .333 Anthony Bryant 10 15 5 5 0 1 0 0 .333 Jamerlaster 13 46 7 15 1 1 0 9 .326 Fred Brown 3 10 0 3 0 0 0 3 .320 1 awrence Allen 15 22 8 7 2 0 1 1 .318 Philip Williams 16 44 14 14 0 1 0 5 .318 Reginald Hill 30 72 23 20 7 2 0 3 286 Myron Daye 10 11 8 3 2 0 0 1 .273 Thomas Battle 18 49 3 12 4 0 1 6 .245 Marvin Hodge 11 28 4 6 1 0 0 4 .214 Wilbert Meyers 9 14 2 3 0 0 0 2 .214 John Gomez 7 21 3 4 1 0 2 3 .190 Alan Coleman 6 10 1 1 0 0 0 0 .100 J Roberts 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1000 R Roberts 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 John Campbell 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Elvis Harris 7 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Anthony Coleman 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 C bert Good 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 TOTALS 712 150 245 37 12 10 89 .344 PITCHNG C GS CC IP H R ER SO Eddie Dunn 3 3 3 23 16 14 10 21 Wiser t Meyers 3 2 2 19 23 15 8 9 Timothy Ceorge 5 2 0 16 14 19 9 17 Jamer Laster 3 3 3 15 19 17 12 10 Greg James 3 1 1 14 16 9 1 3 Chuck Boyd 4 4 2 12 5 5 3 9 Kenneth Carter 3 2 1 10 19 16 8 5 James Carroway 2 1 0 7.2 7 8 8 9 John Gomez 4 0 0 6.1 22 18 12 6 Fred Brown 4 3 0 15 11 15 B 6 Darryl Phillips 1 1 0 4 2 3 3 4 Eric Blakely 1 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 35 35 12 143 156 139 82 99 $8 SAC BB SO HBP 1 1 0 2 0 2 0 2 1 0 1 0 3 4 0 2 2 9 3 1 0 2 7 7 0 3 1 5 1 0 1 1 4 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 2 0 5 0 3 1 0 0 0 4 5 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 5 2 2 4 0 8 7 0 7 2 16 4 0 7 0 2 5 0 6 1 3 1 0 2 1 2 4 0 1 1 2 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 44 12 79 60 3 B8 HB WP SAVE BLK 16 2 0 3 0 15 0 0 3 0 21 2 0 1 0 14 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 1 0 10 0 0 1 0 9 2 0 2 0 5 0 0 0 0 8 0 2 0 0 11 0 0 3 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 116 6 3 15 0 PO A E PCT 9 2 1 .917 14 0 2 .870 0 0 0 .000 110 6 2 .983 112 19 4 .970 11 21 6 .842 7 0 3 .700 10 0 0 1000 6 0 0 1000 2 0 0 1.000 2 0 0 1.000 5 4 1 .900 0 0 0 .000 23 1 0 1.000 24 16 2 .952 38 21 2 967 5 2 0 1.000 27 5 0 1.000 7 1 2 .800 8 10 4 .818 10 0 0 1.000 6 3 0 1.000 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 000 0 0 0 .000 0 1 1 .500 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 .000 427 116 31 .946 W-l ERA 3-0 3.91 2-0 3.78 1-1 5.06 1-1 7.20 1-0 0.64 40 2.50 0-1 720 1-1 1.00 0-1 7.04 2-2 1.00 OO 2.25 OO 0.00 20-15 5.16 172 Sports Banquet Top Right Haven Moses former Denver Bronco star of the Phonal Football League was the guest speaker. Top Left: Acting President Dr Ivocv Nelson presents Outstanding Female Athlete award to Karen Waddell Bottom Right: Robert Thomas, track star receives trophy from Actng President Nelson for most Outstanding Male Athlete Bottom Left: Outstanding Tennis players Demtnus Fowler and .Martin Olabegi with Acting President Nelson. 173 (New Tennis Courts on Campus) 1982 Prairie View Tennis Results Dual vs Texas Southern (March 5, 1982) Snpfes Rcmi Osho. Texas Southern del. .ARTHUR WASHINGTON, PV 6-2.6-0 Joseph Igeh, Texas Southern def. MARTIN OLABEAQ. PV 6-4, 6-4 Peter Okpokpo. Texas Southern del. DEMTRIUS FOWIER. PV, 6-2,6-1 Alton Ellzy, Texas Southern del. ROGER BERRY, PV. 6-1,6-0 I eon Belcher, Texas Southern del JIMMY ANDERSON. PV, 6-2,6-0 Richard Scott, Texas Southern def NED ARMSTRONG. PV, 6-3,6-2 DOUBLES Osho-lgeh. Texas Southern def OLABEAGI-fOWLER, 6-1,6-1 Belcher-Okpokpo. Texas Southern def. WASttNGTON-BERRY. 6-2,6-3 First round of Southwestern Athletic Conference Championships (CramWing, La - .May 6. 1962) Southern 4. Prairie View 2 Singles Ricky Olabeagi. Southern del MARTIN OLABEAO. PRARE VIEW 1-6. 7-6, 7-1 David Dauvergre. Southern def. DEMETRIUS FOWIER. PRAIRIE VIEW 6-1.6 0 Larry Ihomas. Southern del. NED ARMSTRONG. PR ARE VEW 64). 6-1 Oswald Dauvergne. Southern def. lAMES ECKFORD. PR AIRE VEW 6-1.6-1 Doubles Thomas-Dauvergne. Southern def FOWLER-ECKFORD. PR ARE VIEW 6-1.6-0 Olabeagi-Alex C am. Southern def. OLABEAGI-ARMSTRONC, PRAIRIE VIEW 4-6.6-1.64) 1982 Pramc View Colt Results SVVAC Presidents ln ational Tournament (Baton Rouge. La. - March 5-6. 1962) 15th Charles Hopkns (Sr. Baltimore. .MO) 17th John Barrec (So . Dallas. lex.) 18th Allen Pettis (So Chicago. H.) SVVAC Louisiana Tournament (Monroe, la - March 19-20. 1982) 18th Allen Pettis (So Chicago, III.) SVVAC Texas Southern (Houston, Tex. - March 29-30. 1982) 7th Charles Hopkins (Sr. Baltimore, Md.) 16th lohn Barree (So Dallas. Tex.) 17th Allen Pettis (So Chicago. II.) SVVAC Championship Tournament (Shreveport. La. Huntington Park - April 10-31 May 1. 1982) 3rd Charles Hopkins (Sr Baltimore. Md ) 18th Allen Pettis (So. Chicago. III.) Average Per Round: CHAREES HOPKINS 85-84-89-78-77-81-77-79 - 806 JOHN BARREE 10S-106 95-91-92 - 97 8 ALIEN PETTIS 103-10-1-106-105-10098-96-110102-95 - 101.9 83 42 84 - 211 105-52-106 - 263 103-51-104 - 268 106-52-105 - 263 89-73-77 - 239 95-91-92 - 278 10098-96 - 294 81-77-79 - 237 110102-95 - 307 ALL CONFERENCE - Charles Hopkins Special Groups I Itgh School Bands Perform at Ja Festival Sponsored by Music Dept. lames Madison O.D Wyatt Jack Yates banner Reading Program held dur-ng summer in VV R Banks Library. ISgfi School group attending suntn Programs. 1982 PANTHERLAND TABLE OF CONTENT TEXAS ASM UNIVERSITY SYSTEM UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT ADMINISTRATIVE HEADS . DIRECTORS............. DEPARTMENT HEADS Congressional leaders in Washington welcome PV Drama group Regent |ohn B. Coleman Retiring Chancellor Hubert pictured with State and System Leaders. Congressman visits campus Directors speak during Faculty. Staff Conference 178 Administration Board Resolution praising Coach Jacket. Admnisirators at Freshman Tea 179 The Texas A M University System BOARD OF REGENTS H. R. Bright. Chairman, Dallas; John R Blocker, Vke Chairman. Houston; H. C. Bell. Jr, Austin; John B. Coleman, Houston: Wiliam A McKenzie. Dallas Norman N. Mosor. DeKalb; loeC. Richardson. Jr., Amarillo; Clyde H. Weis. Cranbury; Royce E. VVisenbaker. Tyler. TAMUS Officials Dr. Frank W. R. Hubert, Chancellor Dr. Arthur Hansen, Chancellor-Elect IAMUS OFFICIALS Chancellor, Dr. Frank W. R Hubert Asst. Chancellor and Secretary to the Board, Robert C. Cherry Asst Secretary to the Board, Mrs. Brenda J. Manley Asst, to the Chancellor. Mrs. NeJda R Green Deputy Chancellor for Agrku'ture. Dr. Perry L. Adkisson Assoc Deputy Chancellor for Agriculture. Dr. O D Butler Deputy Chancellor for Engineering. Dr. lohn C. Calhoun Jr. Assoc Deputy Chancellor for Engineering (Plans and Operations). Heston Cherry Asst, to the Deputy Chancellor lor Engineering (Fiscal), Mrs. .Mane Schoeneman Asst, to the Deputy Chancellor for Engineering. Mas. Marjorie Manning Executive Vice Chancellor for Administration. W. C. freeman Asst. Executive Vice Chancellor for Administration. Robert I Smith, Jr. Asst. Vice Chancellor (Budgets), W. Clifton Lancaster Asst to the Executive Vice Chancellor. Mrs. Mildred Allison Comptroller (System). William Wasson Executive Vke Chancellor for Programs Asst, to the Executive Vice Chancellor for Programs. Mrs. Linda I Whitson Vice Chancellor tor legal Affairs and General Counsel. James B Bond Assoc. General Counsel. Edward W. Kaska. |r. Director. Facilities Planning and Construction. Gen. Wesley E. Peel Asst Director. Facilities Planning and Construction. Daniel T Whitt 180 Prairie View A M Acting President June 1, 1982 - Ivory V. Nelson, Ph.D. Dr. Nelson President Alvin I. Thomas, Ph.D. (Nov. 1966 Thru May, 1982) 181 Dr. Thomas Vice Presidents University Divisions Ivory V. Nelson, PhD. Research and Special Programs Griff Kendrick, B.S. Fiscal Affairs F Joahanne Thomas, Ed.D. (Acting Vice Pres.) Academic Affairs Administrative Officers (Executive Cabinet) Alvin I. Thomas, Ph D. President of the University Ms. Flossie M. Bryd, Ph.D., Dean College of Home Economics I loover Carden, M S.. Cooperative Extension Service Raymond E. Carreathers, M.Ed., Associate Vice President for Student Affairs Samuel R. Collins. Ed.D., Dean, College of Industrial Educ. and Technology Ms. R. L. Bland-Evans, M.A., Dean of Women Frank Francis, M I S., Director W. R. Banks Library Austin E. Greaux, P.E., B.Arch., Dean, College of Engineering Harry G. Hendricks, Ed.D., Dean, College of Education Griff W. Kendrick, B.S., Vice President of Fiscal Affairs Ms. Jewellean Mangaroo, Ph.D., Dean College of Nursing Edward W Martin, Ph.D., Director, Division of Natural Sciences Ivory V. Nelson, Ph D., Vice President Research and Special Programs lohnson Pennywell, M.S., Commanding Officer, Army ROTC Ms Bernice B. Rollins, Ed.D., Dean, College of Business Hubert D. Smith, M.A., Administrative Assistant to the President George H. Stafford, Ed.D., Director of Admissions Cecil Strickland, Ed.D., Dean, College of Agriculture Curtis A. Thomas, M S., Registrar Ms. Joahanne Thomas, Ed.D., Office of Academic Affairs Hal Walton, M.A., Commanding Officer, Naval ROTC Waymon T. Webster, Ph.D., Dean, Graduate School Curtis A Wood, Ed.D., Director, Information and Publications Physical Plant Planning and Engineering Raymond E. Carreathers, Ed.D. Student Affairs Gerald Gray, M.Arch. Deans of Colleges and Schools C. L. Strickland, Ed.D. AGRICULTURE Edward W. Martin, Ph.D ARTS AND SCIENCES Bernice Rollins, Ed.D. BUSNESS Harry G. Hendricks, Ed.D. EDUCATION Austin E Greaux, PE ENGINEERING Flossie M. Byrd, Ph.D. HOME ECONOMICS Samuel L. Collins, Ed.D. INDUSTRIAL EDUC. AND TECHNOLOGY JeweOean Mangaroo, Ph.D. nursing Waymon Webster, PhD. GRADUATE SCHOOL 183 Hoover Carden. M S, Administrator Coop. Extension Service Frank Francis. MIS. Head librarian Administrative Heads — lohnson PennyweB, MS. Head, Dept, of Science (AROTC) Hubert D Smith. M A Admn. Asst to President Fiscal Affairs U R Betl SandraDavis WalterRcdd Lincoln Catchings Assoc. Vice Pres. Assoc Vice Pres. Purchasing Agent Personnel Services Fiscal Department Physical Plant Planning and Engineering SarmiHBrown I uther Francis Acting Vice Pres Utlilies A. E. lebeaux Curtis Thomas Maintenance Power Plant Lorenzo Tramble Bldg and Grounds Administrative Services Steve Warua Auxiliary Enterprises A. D. lames mane ialAxI Mary Moore Data Processing Philip Nickleberry Univ. Exchange AJandrus Peterson Univ. laundry Directors George H Stafford, Ed.D. l r. of Admissions Curtis A Thomas, M S Registrar H. A. Walton. M.A CDR. Head. Naval Science Curtis A Wood, Ed D I Information Services Special Services Harold Bonner. Ph D. Community Affairs Ross Clark. M A Univ. Management Marion Henry. Ph O learning Resource Center Wiiam Parker. Ed D. learning and Teaching Effectiveness Bonner Clark Henry Parker Brutus lackson Career Planrwig and Placement K L Bland Evans Dean of Women leroy Marion Dean of Men lohn Harris. Ed D. Counseling E R Owens. M D. Health Services lanice Keiey. M D Health Services Wilie Ellis FireChiet Wilii- Burditl Campus Security W Van lohnson Student Activities Vivian Smith MummHall 5 Instruction STAPLES Arts and Sciences COMMUNICATIONS Shirley Staples, M.A. DRAMA Theodis Shine, Ph D. GEOGRAPHY PROGRAM Phillip Kithcart, Ph.D. Coordinator SHINE KITHCART ENGLISH Milliard Eiland, PhD. ENGLISH - FRESHMAN STUDIES Harold Fillyaw, Ph.D. FRESHMAN STUDIES - MATH Frank Hawkins, Ed.D. HEAITH. PHYSICAL EDUC. AND RECREATION Leroy Moore, Ed.D. HISTORY George R. Woolfolk MATHEMATICS A. D. Stewart, Ph.D. HIGGS 186 S WILLIAMS WOOLFOLK STEWART HENRY DAVIS MODERN FOREIGN LANGUAGES Olivette Higgs, (Acting) M.A. MUSIC Robert A. Henry, Ph.D. POLITICAL SCIENCE Hulen M. Davis (Acting) M.Ed. BERRY J. WILLIAMS SOCIAL WORK AND SOCIOLOGY Sarah D. Williams, Ph.D. SCIENCE Biology, Jewel E. Berry, Ph.D. Chemistry, John Williams, Ph.D. Department Heads Agriculture AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION C. L. Strickland, Ed.D. AG. ECONOMICS AND RURAL SOCIOLOGY Alfred Parks, Ph D. AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH Ocleris Simpson, Ph.D. AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING E. J. Johnson, B.S., M S. Strickland Parks Johnson Business ACCOUNTING Rosalind Baker, (Acting) M S. BUSINESS EDUCATION Dorisula Hawkins, Ed.D. ECONOMICS AND FINANCE Clyde Ashley, (Acting) Ph D. D. Hawkins Ashley Education READING Clarissa Booker, Ed.D. STUDENT TEAGIING Charles Randle, M.S. SPECIAl EDUCATION William Kendall, Ed.D. Booker Randle • Kendall Engineering ARCHITECTURE C. K. Andoh, M R P CIVIL ENGINEERING R.N.S Rao, Ph D MECHANICAL ENGINEERING J. R. Phillips. M S. ENGINEERING RESEARCH CENTER Charles Tolliver, Ph.D. Andoh COOPERATIVE EDUCATION I. C. Gordon. Ed.D. NURSING Jean Woodard, M.S. Nursing Tolliver Gordon W'oodard W Administrative Staff Shery«e Fuller Betty Mrs Vorn Wdkjnr, Mrs M Tramble Mary Curtis |o«.aynSvlf Payroll Purchasng Graphics Educ Services Personnel Dr Harris and Dr Nielson -Ms. Michele Douse Student I ife Mrs Ruliy IWI Community Affars Texas A M System Protessors Fiscal Affairs Dr Nelson and Mr. Kendrick Dr Wyatt speaking Ellroy Stevenson Ronald leveret! Brenda Howard Curti Thomas Secretaries Administrative Assistants Astronauts Visit Campus Visitors and A I) Players Veterans Day Observance 194 Special Events Viators from Chirm pictured with local officials and stall. 1982 PANTHERLANO Academics Instructional Activities Faculty Members......... ROTC — Army and Navy Departmental Activities Instructional National news mecta specials! Tony Brown consults with students and faculty. State Representative Craig Washington addressing a class. Roy C. Cook, bb - Dralting and Design Technology DOW CHEMICAL. 198 ntm Activities Faculty-Staff 1981-82 ACADEMIC AFrAIRS Office of the Vice President Dr. Joahanne Thomas, Acting Vice President Mrs. Ella Anderson, Administrative Secretary Mr. Robert Cole, Assistant Mrs. Priscilla Veil, Secretary ADMISSIONS OFFICE Dr. George H. Stafford, Director Mrs. Cathy Harris, Associate Director Ms. Mary Gooch, Counselor COOPERATIVE EDUCATION Dr. I. C. Gordon, Director Miss Glenda Sandies, Secretary GRADUATE SCHOOL Dr. Waymon Webster, Dean Mrs. Agnes Jewett, Assistant to the Dean Dr. Erna Massiah, Assoc. Dir. of Twilight and Weekend College Mrs. Linda Virgil, Secretary COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE Dr. C. L. Strickland, Acting Dean Ms. Pamela Tisdell, Secretary Dr. Oder is Simpson, Research Director Ms. Iredene Lewis, Secretary Mr. G. A. Dillard, Recruiter Dr. Alfred Parks, Associate Professor Ms. Calean Blandford, Secretary Mr. Bobby Mixon, Assistant Professor Mr. Eric Johnson, Instructor Dr Wendell Baker, Assistant Professor Dr Frank Pinkerton, Associate Professor Dr. Alfred Poindexter, Associate Professor Mr. Lindsey Weatherspoon, Asst. Professor Mr. Victor Stanley, Assistant Professor Mr. Clarence Davis, Research Specialist Dr. Aubrey Watkins, Assistant Professor Mr. Curtis Taylor, Director of Research Mr. Nathaniel Keys, Assistant Professor Ms. Gloria Armstrong, Secretary Dr. George Reynolds, Research Specialist Dr. Eugene Brams, Associate Professor Dr. Thomas Harris, Assistant Professor Dr Arthur Mangaroo, Professor Ms. Loretta Glover, Secretary COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Communications Ms. S. Staples, Head Ms. Diana Fallis, Instructor Ms. Joy Fitzgerald, Instructor Mr. Henry Hawkins, Instructor Dr. Curtis A. Wood, Associate Professor Drama Dr. Theodis Shine, Head Ms. Esther Roberts, Secretary Mr. C. Lee Turner, Assistant Professor Economics and Geography Mr. Phillip Kithcart, Head Ms. Dale Knowles, Secretary Mr. Herman Brann, Assistant Professor Mr. K. R. Thiagarajan, Assistant Professor Faculty-Staff 1981-82 COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES (cont.) English Dr. Millard Eiland, Head Ms. Lauryn Cowles, Secretary Ms. Frankie Ledbetter, Associate Professor Mr. William Chapman, Associate Professor Mr. Curtis Johnson, Assistant Professor Freshman Studies English Dr. Harold Fillyaw, Director Mrs. Erma Carroll, Secretary Miss Thetis Edmond, Assistant Professor Mrs. Ruth Arnold, Assistant Professor Miss Gwendolyn Thomas, Instructor Mrs. Bernice Webster, Assistant Professor Mr. Ernest Williams, Assistant Professor Freshman Studies Mathematics Dr. Frank Hawkins, Head Ms. Jo Ann Taylor, Secretary Dr. Clinnon Harvey, Assistant Professor Mr. Samuel Good, Assistant Professor Dr. Laurette Foster, Assistant Professor Dr. Burnis Johnson, Assistant Professor Ms. Erma Harper, Project Secretary Health, Physical Education and Recreation Dr. Leroy Moore, Athletic Director and Head Ms. Patricia Hood, Athletic Secretary Ms. Linda Portis, Secretary Mr. Robert Atkins, Instructor Mr. Cornelius Cooper, Instructor Mr. Jonathan Davis, Facilities Coordinator Mr. Leon English, Assistant Professor Mr. Harry Gunner, Instructor Ms. Barbara Jacket, Assistant Professor Dr. Hollie Ryder, Associate Professor Ms. Norma Spinks, Instructor Mr. John Tankersley, Instructor Mr. Frank Walters, Athletic Trainer Dr. Calvin White, Associate Professor Mr. Johnnie Williams, Instructor Mr. Hoover Wright, Associate Professor History Dr. George Woolfolk, Head Ms. Laverne Hill, Secretary Dr. Purvis Carter, Associate Professor Dr. Anasuya Rao, Associate Professor Mr. James Harris, Instructor Mr. Harris Bell, Instructor L ibrary Science Mr. Frank Francis, Head Miss Alma Dawson, Serials Librarian Mr. Wilfred Mayfield, Acquisitions Librarian Ms. Joyce Thornton, Collections Developer Mrs. Jimmizine Taylor, Head, Reference Mrs. Helen Veh, Head, Cataloger Mathematics Dr. A. D. Stewart, Head Ms. Erma Harper, Secretary Ms. Vera King, Associate Professor Mr. Pedro Oliver, Associate Professor Dr. Evelyn Thornton, Associate Professor Dr. Freddie Frazier, Associate Professor Faculty-Staff 1981-82 COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES (cont.) Modern Foreign Languages Mrs. Olivette Higgs. Acting Head Mrs. Velda Guillory, Secretary Dr. lean Carter, Assistant Professor Mrs. Mamie McCloud, Assistant Professor Dr. Juliano Olmedo, Assistant Professor Music Dr. Robert Henry, Head Mrs. Gloria Anderson, Secretary Dr. Timothy Ashford, Associate Professor Mr. Nathaniel Brickens, Instructor Mr. George Edwards, Instructor Mr. Connally Garrett, Assistant Professor Dr. Rubye Hebert, Associate Professor Mr. Larry Jones, Instructor Dr. Danny Kelley, Head — Piano Mr. William McQueen, Director - Marching Band Dr. Lucius Wyatt, Director - Symphonic Band Political Science Mr. Hulen Davis, Acting Head Mrs. Ora Steward, Secretary Mrs. Gwylen Lawrence, Assistant Professor Mr. Ronald Server, Assistant Professor Department of Psychology Dr. John Beasley, Chairman Mr. Victor Sumner, Assistant Professor Social Work and Sociology Dr. Sarah Williams, Head Ms. Frankie Johnson, Secretary Mr. Andrew Malveaux, Assistant Professor Mrs. Elizabeth Martin, Assistant Professor Mrs. Jimmie Poindexter, Assistant Professor Miss Doraine Slaughter, Research Specialist Mr. Bobby Haliburton, Assistant Professor Rev. W. Van Johnson, Instructor Ms. Stella Richardson, Clerk Typist Naval Science CDR H. A. Walton, Commanding Officer CDR J. H. Roberts, Executive Officer Mrs. A. D. Bennett, Secretary LCDR F. D. Jackson, Assistant Professor LT R. T. Collins, Assistant Professor LCDR C. Gray, Recruiter LT C. R. Gull, Assistant Professor LT ). M. Lawson, Assistant Professor LT H. E. Spears, Assistant Professor CAPT. D. C. Tannis, Assistant Professor QMC L. T. Standlee, Unit Librarian Mrs. D. M. Bridges, Secretary Army ROTC LTC Johnson Pennywell, Professor Maj. James Artis, Assistant Professor Maj. Daniel Gutierrez, Assistant Professor Maj. Charles Williams, Assistant Professor Capt. Harry Dabney, Assistant Professor Capt. Jimmy Garrett, Assistant Professor Capt. Larry Hamilton, Assistant Professor Capt. Reginald Holloway, Assistant Professor Capt. Paul Loveless, Assistant Professor Capt. Sharon Turner, Assistant Professor Capt. James Whitehead, Assistant Professor Faculty-Staff 1981-82 COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES (cont.) SCM Ronald Brunson, Chief Instructor MSC Edward Hunt, Principal Drill Instructor SFC Charles Brown, Chief Admin. SFC Manuel Guzman, Senior Drill Instructor SFC William Winkler, Supply Sgt. SSF Robert Miller, Drill Instructor SSG Howard Brown, Drill Instructor SSG Everett Johnson, Drill Instructor Christopher Warren, Admin. Specialist Mr. Randy Price, Supply Clerk Ms. Frances Berry, Personnel Clerk Ms. Annette Crutchfield, Clerk-Typist Ms. Carmen Mashburn, Personnel Clerk Biology Dr. Edward Martin, Head Mrs. Bernice Vanduren, Stenographer Dr. Jewel Berry, Professor Dr. Juanita Brooks, Assistant Professor Dr. George Brown, Associate Professor Dr. Lorenzo Coats, Assistant Professor Dr. Lee Henderson, Assistant Professor Dr. Ronald Humphrey, Associate Professor Dr. Seab Smith, Assistant Professor Dr. Arthur Washington, Professor Mr. Robert Gibson, Assistant Professor Mr. Maurice Foster, Storeroom Manager Chemistry Dr. John Williams, Head Ms. Earline Ragston, Secretary Mr. Matthew Castille, Storeroom Manager Dr. Larry Cole, Associate Professor Dr. Vasant Doctor, Associate Professor Ms. Jeannette Malveaux, Project Coordinator Mr. William Reid, Assistant Professor Mr. Lee Richardson, Assistant Professor Mr. Mark Williams, Instructor Physics Dr. Richard Thomas, Professor and Head Barth Science Mr. Robert Gibson, Head Dr. Lorenzo Coats, Associate Professor COLLEGE OF BUSINESS Dr. Bernice Rollins, Dean Miss Monica Richardson, Admin. Assistant Accounting Miss Rosalind Baker, Acting Head Miss Monica Allums, Instructor Mr. Horace Dotson, Instructor Mr James Humphrey, Instructor Mr. Roy Johnson, Instructor Mr Carlton Perkins, Instructor Mr Darshan Wadhwa, Instructor Mr. Chester Woodard, Instructor Mr Andreas Wossene, Instructor Mr. Charles Wright, Assistant Professor ; General Business Dr. Dorisula FJawkins, Head Miss Lois Blackshear, Secretary Mrs. Savannah Collier, Instructor Mrs. Florine Muse, Instructor Miss Jennie Pollard, Instructor Faculty-Staff 1981-82 COLLEGE OF BUSINESS (cont.) Mr. DeForrest Reed, Instructor Economics and Finance Dr. Clyde Ashley, Acting Head Mr. Herman Brann, Instructor Dr. Kwamena Cudjoe, Assistant Professor Dr Mostafa Soliman, Assistant Professor Mr. K. R. Thiagarajan, Assistant Professor Management and Marketing Mrs. Pauline Bonner, Assistant Professor Mrs. Marilyn Emanuel, Assistant Professor Mr. )oe Fortson, Instructor Mr. Larry Hamilton, Instructor Mrs. Sharon Turner, Instructor Miss Daisy Wood, Instructor COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Dr. Harry Hendricks, Dean Mrs. Barbara Jackson, Administrative Secretary Mrs. Theresa Lewis, Secretary Mr. Charles Randle, Director Mrs. Marilyn Randolph, Assistant Professor Mrs. Ruby Mathis, Secretary Dr. Helen Miller, Associate Professor Mr. Leroy Weaver, Associate Professor Dr. Martha Bailey, Associate Professor Ms. Lyda Boucher, Instructor Dr. David Houston, Instructor Mrs. Lucy McDonald, Instructor Dr. Louis Aikens, Professor Mrs. Jannet Doyle, Clerk II Dr. Harry Hendricks, Professor Mr. Curtis Thomas, Associate Professor Dr. Willie Trolly, Assistant Professor Mr. Charles Moore, Instructor Dr. Donald Hestand, Instructor Dr. Thomas Jenkins, Instructor Dr. Vong Chung, Instructor Dr. Gerald Slater, Instructor Mr. Iredell Starling, Instructor Mr. Robert Hunt, Professor Dr. Michael Ard, Assistant Professor Dr. Ernest Brooks, Professor Mr. Lee Roy Coleman, Assistant Professor Mrs. Jo Ann Jackson, Secretary Dr. George Stafford, Assistant Professor Mrs. Arreader Guidry, Associate Professor Dr. Waymon Webster, Professor Dr. Carl Briley, Instructor Jamesana Kirven, Instructor Dr. Clarissa Booker, Associate Professor Dr. Gwendolyn Grossman, Professor Dr. William Kendall, Associate Professor Ms. Lynette Johnson, Secretary Ms. Lora Williams, Instructor COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Mr A. E. Greaux, Professor Mrs. Sharon Richards, Secretary Mr. Robert Ford, Assistant to the Dean Mr. C. K. Andoh, Assistant Professor Mr. Marshall Brown, Assistant Professor Dr. R.N.S. Rao, Professor Mr. Cheng-Tien Luke, Assistant Professor Faculty-Staff 1981-82 COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING (cont.) Dr. Hsiang Yeh, Associate Professor Dr. John Fuller, Associate Professor Mr. S. R. Daruvalla, Assistant Professor Mr. Frvin Emanuel, Assistant Professor Mr. Terry Knighton, Assistant Professor Dr. Charles Singleton, Assistant Professor Dr. Charlie Tolliver, Assistant Professor Mr. Henry Ford, Teaching Assistant Mr. L. V. Francis, Assistant Professor Dr. F. L. Frazier, Associate Professor Mr. Ernest Lowery, Instructor Mr. S. E. Brown, Instructor Mr. R. G. Williams, Instructor Mr.). R. Phillips, Associate Professor Mr. Ing Chang, Assistant Professor Dr. Thomas Fogarty, Adjunct Professor Dr. Herschell Sheeley, Assistant Professor COLLEGE OF HOME ECONOMICS Dr. Flossie Byrd, Dean Ms. Linda Barrs, Clerk Typist Mr. Robert Cole, Assistant Professor Ms. Barbara Dixon, Assistant Professor Ms. Ernestine Johnson, Stenographer Dr. Dorothy Kizer, Professor Ms. Elizabeth Noel, Assistant Professor Ms. Ernestine Outly, Assistant Professor Ms. Thelma Morgan, Graduate Assistant Ms. Ondra Pearson, Graduate Assistant Ms.. Bernice Smith, Prof. Assistant Ms. Mary Strozier, Graduate Assistant COLLEGE OF INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION AND TECHNOLOGY Dr. Samuel Collins, Dean Ms. Lucinda Vanduren, Secretary Mr. Willie Adams, Assistant Professor Mr. Willie Bell. Associate Professor Dr. Harold Bonner, Associate Professor Dr. Uoyd Boyden. Associate Professor Mr. Cube Charleston, Assistant Professor Dr. Charles Edwards, Professor Mr. Dewey Fontenot, Assistant Professor Mrs. Neta Foster, Stenographer Mr. Walter Hall, Professor Mrs. Dorothy Hawkins, Clerk I Mr. Richard Hayes, Instructor Mr. Albert Hearn, Assistant Professor Dr. Willie Hooker, Associate Professor 'Mr. Eugene Jackson, Assistant Professor Mrs. Vivian Jeffery, Clerk II Mr Harding Jones, Assistant Professor Mr Bobby Kennard, Instructor Dr. David Kirkpatrick, Associate Professor Mr. Joseph Mack, Associate Professor Mr. Weldon Maddox, Instructor Mr- Joseph Naylor, Instructor Dr. Kenneth Smith, Associate Professor Mr. Bennie Strange, Assistant Professor Mr. Clarence Talley, Assistant Professor Mrs. Myrtle Tompkins, Assistant Professor Mr. Obra Tompkins, Assistant Professor Mr. Eddie Wilkerson, Teacher Assistant Faculty-Staff 1981-82 DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY Dr. Marion Henry, Head Mr. Ronald Leverett, Instructor Ms. Alma Dawson, Instructor Mr. Frank Francis, Assistant Professor COLLEGE OF NURSING Dr J. Mangaroo, Dean Ms. Willarena Ashe, Instructor Ms. judy Baugh, Instructor Ms. Patricia Beatty, Assistant Professor Ms. Lillian Bernard, Assistant Professor Ms. JoAnn Blake, Assistant Professor Ms. Ruth Caggins, Instructor Dr. Elizabeth Cooper, Associate Professor Ms. Anna Goble, Assistant Professor Ms. Jennifer Goodman, Instructor Ms. Mary Grant, Instructor Mr. Archibald Gunn, Library Specialist Ms. Lois Hale, Secretary Ms. Mary Lott, Assistant Professor Ms. Dianne McLemore, Clerk Typist Ms. Sharon Perry, Stenographer Ms. Carolyn Roberson, Senior Secretary Ms. Carrie Stuart, Instructor Ms. Gwendolyn Sylve, Admissions Officer Pre-Clinical Studies (Nursing) Ms. lean Woodard, Director Ms. Barbara Strickland, Secretary Ms. Cheryl Edmond, Assistant Professor Army-Navy ROTC Reserve Officers Training Corps PRAIRIE VIEW ARMY 110TC 3 Colonel I. £. Pennywell Professor of Military Science The Army ROTC Cadre Cadre Member Maj. (P) Q. C. Stephens APMS EXFCUTIVE OFFICER Maj. C. Williams SPECIAL PROJECTS Maj. D. Guitierrez PERSONNEL SUPPLY OFFICER Maj. J. Artis DIRECTOR OF INSTRUCTION Cpt (PJH. Dabney MS IV TRAINER L Hamilton MS PI TRAINER Cpt.J. Garrett RECRUITINGOFFICFR Cpt. S. Turner MSB TRAINER Cpt.). Whiteside MS I TRAINER Cpt. P. Loveless MS I INSTRUCTOR SGM. R. Brunson DETACHMENT SERGEANT-MAJOR MSG. T. Jones SENIOR DRILL INSTRUCTOR SFC M. Guzman SENIOR DRILL INSTRUCTOR SFC C. Brown DRILL INSTRUCTOR SSG. E Johnson DRILL INSTRUCTOR SSG. R. Miller DRILL INSTRUCTOR SSG H. Brown ADMN. CHIEF SSG. C. Warren ADMN NCO Cpt. R. Holloway MS II INSTRUCTOR Panther Brigade Commander '81-'82 Cadet Colonel George Spriggs is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George L. Spriggs of Houston, Texas, and is a graduate of lack Yates High School Qass of 1978. He is an electrical engineering major and a member of Scabbard and Blade, Hamlton-Fearing Counter Guerilla Company, and the Student Senate. He hopes to be commissioned in December 1982 and enter the field Artillery Corps officer basic course at Fort Sill, Oklahoma Panther Brigade Commander Fall 1981-82 Cadet Colonel Danny Lovelady is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Lovelady of Houston, Texas, and a graduate of S P. Waltrip High School class of 1978. He is an engineering major and a member of Pi Mu Epsilon, American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Scabbard Blade, and Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. He hopes to be commissioned in December 1982 and enter the Signal Corps officer basic course at Fort Cordon, Georgia Panther Brigade Commander Spring 1981-82 211 Miss Army 212 Carolyn Smith and Reginald Hones ROTC 1982 213 ■National Society of Persljing Rifles OFFICERS Commanding Officer .............Eddie Brenham Executive Officer...............Lawrence Pace S-1 (Adjutant)..................John lames S-2 (Expansion).................Darryl Sowell S-3 (Training Officer)..........Charles Dunton S f (Supply Officer)...........|ohn Keith Smith, II PIO (Public Intelligence).......Daniel Gibson Advisors........................Cpt. J. Whitehead Ssg. E. Johnson P R'S - Not Pictured Michael Babies. Eddie Brenham, Oree Broomfield. Michael Colbert, lames Creeks, |r.. Reginald Dones. Ronald [dries. Leslie-Harvey, Eddie Hawkins, Cornelius Hayes, lerry N. Massie. Charles McLemore, Manuel Perez, Eugene Robinson, Ronald Russell, Hiawatha Scott, lohn Keith Smith, II. Darryl Sowell, Kdy Stephney, Roland Taylor, Jimmy Wi'kams, and Rodney Williams. We, the of are Navy, and of self- prepare he National Society ry Fraternity, men who my. Air Force, them in areas litary leadership. 1th arms, and prepare our and mentally for life styles. When was to OFFICERS Commanding Officer...................Darrelle Neal Executive Officer....................Melba Davis S-1 (Secretary)......................Wanda Nowling S-2 (Treasurer)......................Jauline lames S-3 (Training Officer) ..............Regina Moore PIO (Public Intelligence)............Leada Morris Sgt-at-Arms..........................Jacqueline Williams Chaplain.............................Jacqueline James Historian............................Shelia Nowling Advisor..............................Cpt. Turner CAPIRS - Meba Davis. Carrie Dukes. Marcia Cordon. Dianna Gudlory. lairine lames. Charlotte Levrvton. Regna Moore. Leada Moms. Sheka Now Ing. Wanda Klowkng. Geneve Tillmon. lacquehne W arm. and Yolanda Whitfield CAPERS H A M I L T 0 N F E A R 1 N G C 0 u N T E R G U E R R I L E A S K rating Farl lones. Mark Edwards. Cindy Churchwell. Carlton Williams. Janetta Caines, Roger Green. Karl Young. Susan Will a ms. Chris Farley. Kenneth Davis. Kevin Nunn. Bobby Simmons, David Penny, Marls Booker. Kirk Francis. Tunya Alexander. Terry lohnson. Armet Sneed Ed Holmes. John Balard. Daryl Andrews SSG Mile Gayla Turner. Charles WiKams. Anella Picket. Horace Ha . Elame Hamilton. Bruce Amerson Ray Taylor. George Spriggs. Johnny Beard. Carl Rawls. Peter Greenwood, Wibert Tay lor, Bruce Lowery, Charles Robbns. Michael Wesley IN MEMORY OF: C COl JOSEPH YORK C LTC JOYCE BUHL 10 AUGUST 1962-14 JULY 1982 216 Ready for action A homecoming scene Hand to hand combat. C G Women - wow' 217 Night at the hall Coolmout I DON TOLD YV Commanding Officer CDR Hal Walton. USN NAVAL S ROTC LT R Collins LT. J. Lawson LT. C Cull LT. H. Spears C.APT. D. Tannis VNCR Gregory Ms. A. Bennette Mrs. D. Briggs SKC A. Afan AMOIW. Brock Miss NROTC 1981-1982 Miss Valerie Gaiter a n d Miss Gaiter is a 20 year old sophomore from Albany, GA majoring in Communications. Her Lovely Miss Antionette Harrison Miss Charlie Company Court Miss Debra Guillory Miss Semper Fidelis . . . in Review Field Trips Marine ... Quantico, va Aviation... Corpus Christi, TX 223 NAVAL ROTC SPRING REVIEW GENERAL PETERSEN. USMC THURS APR 22 345 f AADE HELD Award Recipients Cooperative Extension Service 229 Optimist Club Boy Scouts Community Recreation Activities Delta Sigma Theta Community Projects Youth Development Howard k Aiken Campus Security Officer (1981-82) Professor of William H sti(kne Professor of Graphic Arts A Memorial Student Deaths - An accurate account of deaths of PVAM students was not available for 1981-1982. Hence, none are listed for fear of possible omissions. Special Groups Loll From Top • Reunion Class of M • PV Mayor Sams ! 8 „ • Coach McKinley u: spirit. • Sludenl Group • ( ore or I group • «W8Ch i|NWI( • PVROTC slu Feh vl',,N CLASSES • Seniors • Juniors • Sophomores • Freshmen SENIOR CLASS OF “1982” OFFICERS President........ Vice President .., Secretary........ Treasurer ....... Parliamentarian . Chaplin.......... Business Manager Reporter Editor . Gladys M. Branch Chris Ferguson Mark Falls Leada A. Morris Terrell G. Edward Ronald A. Hill Debra A. Levels Hedy A. Ratcliff ChW Ov to(yn M Mrfn.TX t r K}.Ocnt B . fxrtt Met Cc rvTM c !om SjnAniono, IX Bouv. Mir Ake AsnoJvi f cooomo Cwter.TX i nchO A SVcfumc fnjmorrr tot Ar.hj«.TX Ikerivim. fiMr Dw viy MbvTX ►rnr firm I Hrrhjntcjl (ngrwrry iMm.TX IronnCwy Hov f«rpl , tx Jrown. Win MlrtXtM 14m. TX Ovkrbrrv l rm C.jirtn«T|i HoudcA TX CUk [ mrv Crjciwr Hcxbsoo, TX OivDomU OkoJ Jortxo CJJ{O Mnor •nrW Ajron KVtJ Fnjtnrcrrm fort Worth. IX MMrtrf Am iXAtort TX CrwAy Vick! kmtnury l jcven burton. TX Prrrv Worth. TX Iron. Alfomo Mjx button. TX StwrortGiy °e „ inran TX Xin - VolincU AK i Frgrw'n bltt.TX k D Wtyrw Hoclwx jl Ir wrg TX SENIORS 235 Dav.y Pjlrc-j SuviVts SUrUR V' ril RotkrWe. TX OnJrHk. Mr ton IV Mm. S ru Dunecuiy F tjcjtvjT‘ Port A xr. TX Deny Dug Comps,rr Xcorxe Houston. IX UockrK. HifoJd flc lr ;il Cngr-wr Houston. TX Donosjn, Porta tVnvMa-Y tduc «t«n OmcBOT.TX TXasUs. I lanuyj. W, tortl) lArruo. Wi u Irakis Douglas. Hanoi A«ouftbng LVrsscr. IX t-igAOs. LXana Heme Uooorrtct fdrcjtoo Butlalo.TX ( hsards. Karol Ptr s cal tdmaloo Writ CeFumbu Idwads. lofctu PtryixJ fiixjlon Houston. TX f o t Karen Nutrition Oalfjrrf. Cailceria FlK. .Stark Mechmsa' logrwvrrg Houston, TX leep son Orepm Phswa! {duration New Providence, BaSarnas frkt ,Oi cC Ibtot) iong - w. TX CJurt Cm«i csvJSTx fanes. Onda Ctoton. Joyeelyn Orrrorury (duration stortgorrwfy. TX C iVoy Ovaries A«Oun! ■- • lubbocX, TX C dDO. 8to Vary Got nog «kI Merrhanchaig Vk 'nra TX Gowns. 8 rnn A 8us«vss Management I as Vegas. Nevada GoSTOS. KlTlberty Social Wort Us Vegas. Nevada Green liortrl Hdustnal (daratioo Houston. TX Greene. Patricia ,Vt f nance VeroESeaiK Pnrda Gr«s. I Oofrirg Tern _ ind Store ksrcksa-ig Waco TX HiB.Mcrace ItousfjnTx Hams Ibea R fkrnenrary fdocahon Sc$an. TX Harper. Usee I Computer Sc twice Houston, TX CLASS OF 1982 236 SENIORS P. o a) V rv r AuMrt IX M er. Stanley Agrcvifcucr Sir. Antorao. TX Muure. Cvf'I'M Clot! mx and uisjct San Aniono IX Moor i- tXxvjn AI«-n O ccA TX Ato-gan Ronald I V« hlt c l! InRreenry, ftinVirA.IX Mornt leadJ Mat Cocrmun l'X ns fcfca ! Icwavu Nofc'V. Wavefly Accounenx Houtkn. IX Pace, QuolraiB OrlKf AiSnitwidiM i lUilXKk. TX Pallnn. I arry Managi-cru-cc Ox ago Boon IWt (J«te Medyixcai tn©nec-nna IWW. IX Prxrn Var«-Kj Scxia' Work efOOl f. IX OUfA Rodney I AptxedV-ath UMxxi. IX Oslxxnc Bruce kxkiviial fcXxalion Mocaioo. TX Reed Rrxtyrv PtycMoRy OaAlt IX Ki « kmnrth ITryvcal Mutation MarVul IX Rr ecO 8 RY kxivon IX Moutfon. Robert . Ray A MarSr-UtR Itouvton IX Ru laitl'j Metharxcal IVmtton IX Sam (X bw Botnet t tiXxi’.or Moutton IX Sjmptoo. v«ryu Sindofv Angea f vette Accounlrtg HouV-oo. IX Sander Comr Conpuler Science ll avon IX •u.Jy Sui -y ( IncAMral fitKifryi NUvju j IX Scon Sibtna bovne tduci'on Vkiohj. IX ScbatlttV Raul Accounting Mojv-on IX ScTfTwyy, Ainc'Jj Uotbng and W tKind. rg liyuuon IX S«ivK n, Seterty flrcnecxaiy Education GaXcntoo. TX Sadeal. Vartee Autorvxve libccu. Went Alrka CLASS OF 1982 Vim Vuran 0 g DrutonH frooirfw IX ViwK IXri l MwVnilmnnn H r I VnehVx Mntiimi licnnn Hoviui IX Vnth. S r Ok IX Vwwd Amrftr Aiiunr HauXir' IX V o n« XXk turn In«r Tr« llWf IX ipKXH.Oflwri toXntntl Am I due tier MouUon. IX SM-wmtn. Wmdy Mnvigtmfix Ma tfon IX VrirWK P« X V«h jnd C W Set? «ru ViKjman. CMiti SaufWiA liutm IX Ttyfec.KjroM FV -Mcd8« jr Hanlon IX ! . W Ir MrdwntJl lignwmj CjNtkjoik TX Piarnti. Cion TSoruv Robnfl KXA’rWfcXxHoc Mrmp«Md IX lottn tiu IIkWjI ['VU'i'l HuuKm IX Ti m (rt .Wchjrw Iigmng HouUcti TX IJ+tobo I tSwVtogv S nd l Si . Nfmt dt. frn rr { l KJ HMW IX Wjimj Mro AeiaM’n Kxucr f MXntOrtonl A har«hr GiKwoix TX Wmr 9x ( W r . Rotxvf Af(ht tvxr (Mm IX rt Firdink (hmilngmirg Mouiton. TX VW 4 N J OKWtl Iixpwme (Mm TX VNMMff IjncNi MKtum jl |n nff rx Amx . IX WhoXr .?M rl NUWXI Haution IX W f I b t Wtttff Ch f,1 ntmmijr (Axttoo Hanlon TX SENIORS wCurtH MU Data IX W jrr . ChjrictE. Commercial Art Dal . TX Wiliams. Cynthia Qementary {ducaton Gaheston TX Wtfiatm. Inrny r Methmical (rmwrj Houston. TX Witums. M Management Motile. Alabama Wteon. lit abort. Oflke AdruygrrOon Port Arthur, rx Wlson. |an e Mechanical Etdnm ra Miino, TX Mkn Karen Account n Houston. TX ttrttrt. Qulha MKliXil I rgneer r« Houston. IX Woochon tarry Hantyomce llangrrhcW. TX Yates. Cords M Crvifrgtfvmng Houtton, tx Zeno. Anthony C C Ctt Cal f ngnerring Dalas.TX a Zontle. Barbara M. frurco Nassau. ttahartuc 8e son. byhestcr Cnl(ngncenng Houston. TX Water. Cvttn Mtchantal Cmpneerrf Houston, Te a Baiun UAc Actougn Nassau Bahamas SENIORS CLASS OF “1983” JUNIORS President...... Vice President . Secretary...... Treasurer ..... Parliamentarian Chaplain....... Sgt. at Arms... Luther Baldwin Kevin Dillard Mike Brown Eric Fagan Zephra Freeman Victor Taylor Robert Evans Adwny Cjtundr 4 C BudkeM svinjcomcf,: Houiton.TX AJeiander. Ie i Eemerorv Cducjcon Port Arthur. TX AJrxaxWt.boocI Auuunbitg TUIrt.TX AlevjrxJer, lOweil I Miruerrrv'nt Oilrt.TX A eo. fetvvty PokKii Sooner HouUoo.TX And««on,AVcc M Cxtrrtnjncyjva Otrr, r. CO Andrcwi. Ptd8p M CanmuniCJticra Hjujioo. TX Amur I mg. Jovph CnmrU ArUer CAruon. TX Rit n. f.UrtJ A.-eh rcnjr HocrUon. TX Mty.Wll 8 l . A odeo Occtnc ) Cnffnwrfg tWem. TX Bafctvsrx Lu-ii« Oett ul fngineenng GtfveUon.TX fUr v Andre Art frJunUjn DjI«.TX Bjmert. Or ild O hAiurti! Tertmoiom Ofjnge. TX tUMI , Brendi Nix an HowHor, TX 8en'ord. 1 0 kxJjv.ru I T«Hrw or. HouUon.TX Owry. Roger Me ur (Al Engneenng Houston, TX 8Uk. MerV Aval Tochnotoov Houston. TX Bfdtoo. Roru Suumi iJUnjwtKrt PkATie VKkAr, TX Boone, Cool r«tr ji Fngeeerra Houston, TX Bo d. Samjc-i Bwfetw Maru tnrtrt Htohtock.TX BiAklao Angel Nxwrg HouUCn, TX 8rower, OurW Meehjrx jJ Crgorertyg Auuin.rx Bnscoe. Normin Mjfvul. TX Brown. Wedey A«oun6rift CHogo I Brown, Wife Phyucjl Edxrtton Brook thre. TX BrwWietd, ktanie MethankJ Engineering fort Worth. TX Bulvd. Theteu Conmx CAtiCM Houiwn, IX CLASS OF 1983 I JUNIORS Fearon. Ana FofAgn RHitooi BoWon.MA Down, Arctve SooaiWorfc San k e.CA Ftoweri, Kmothy Prjrw w K Fins, Tamara AaiourWu; Port Arthur, TX Frartorv. U. I tottownaFTrchnclogy SeaFy.TX F«i«r. Aaron Mechanical Engineering Port Arthur, TX Freeman Zrphra Mechanical £1. ......... Tha-Trlet Markechg Moo«c«o, Ft Carefree, FtcnaJd Account rtg Fuhhear. TX CAnoo, DaratS SoodWork Victoria. TX Craham. Barron France Ftoutfon. TX Greene. David F Metal Ter moiogy Bratmvtl. TX Crggt. Autry Finance Waco, IX CuyrJen S-enda Finance Dalai. TX Hamlton. Icon MMajtemer FfempM. TX llanei. T L ScJSoerrr Shepherd, TX Hardnvm. Cynthia Arctv.ivarr Dalai. TX Harvey, Cynthia Gvi Engneerng Vrevepcrt. LA Ftayci. Jamei Ftyvcal Education loi AngHei. CA Hendenoo. Herbert Ft-yvcal [duration Moutaoo.TX W.KeMn Mrchaneral liyjneeoog Fto e. udyY UccthcaHiyzreerme HocMon.TX Ho ns, Farrol A. Mr-chanetal frgneermit Dalai. TX I torn. Brett M Mart ComrnurKatxm Hrxatton. TX Ftodicn. John Accounting OPaio.TX lAighet. laVeta Phyical Cd caton Mston Oty, TX HunWe. tameiK Oral eng Dalai. TX FArtef. Verna Ft. ■Vchrtccturai (ngir erring Piano, TX CLASS OF 1983 244 U'k'Of (iKvjr.) laigiM TX Wmon l.hyi, MwIUKjI ti-){rwn«g HowHO TX fon v Whirl WthWKjf f ogiy-nr. Ptyt Ar.Ivr. IX JonrvS un Homlon IX Jtnn. W«n M n ffcmnvary Idxilon IX Krtv l)i 4 CorxtJtl Vinyr v vi4u BjKanVM KotmUx MjfirB.) CA trfivnr|| ttou l4f . Ain PU.K S «txp rtxAion TX lumbv.Ktvr MniC«nnn i«H Orargr. IX IrBLarv. Stanford Morhanca) Intrvrr Mou« r TX l« fkra Ccfxxt.rf Snrrvr p, « i,ak Irwv I ATA-ta HrmrnUryFducadon Ogr.TX long Randal M«) Con TKrx4tcm Waco. TX lOw T V. Htnry M«fur 4l Ingnwing O ijt0 t lynun. XmjJ MK UfK4l frxgnwnrut Wwilwte lyncf. Djrr 4 Prf-a.V i nc K om. TX W««t. Arnold XVoharx ' (ngnrcrr HouSorxTX Malxt. Oarr I 0X41 0.1 Martn. (Xitanr IlKtiKjlIiwirrii HoutKn TX Martin. 5har on Buvrmi (due anon W«l TniiGly. TX Matrn. 0 mck AfftaJhral fconma HfWJ WI MtMfl. Mjrfy Rawm Mousion.TX Maiwr4 Phanxr McDarxI. ScaiVi Mnharxal tr r «rn PortArtfu TX McKrory VV um RjuvuMwatravn f c«l Worth. TX Mdirmra, Ourin MiuComuviDom TX McNar. U Haunoo. TX Mor go-y -v Un CrnnlMicr OxARO 1 JUNIORS Moon . Irmort M w Cctrrnurktliorn Helen AX Mu'Sey.Gendw 8u M v Mi.-kvlmx TavNA«i Nfc'ion. Ruiolpft ARtKuf J-ii E 0 C I Prif Vw, IX NoMrw NMtkJj HenvfU ji y UJuejtKn Hojt'.on TX OUbew. M tr Acchtectuie h X ;r.i WcMAfrK Ofci i. P n i (lnnrrtj{ idjuUjri HcxntOlV TX Pjee. Lawrence Ihxtrr.j! Engineering Hcutton. IX Parker. (uVjfl Hotinca) En noenng HouMor.TX Parker. VtrorKj Otmrivy Education EaRMake. TX Peeler. Ton-. Accounting Otv'ago I C arutyn Social Work Koodoo. TX Ph% ,J cqu V' MV V IXalrt. IX PSMete. Ingrid Mechmc j! Irgiwrj HoC Mon. TX (Vice. jKqjrtnc Ouvnrw Ton Worth TX Pugh Arf.r 8vlogv r«k «i)V Vv CO Raphri. Cathy Munir X T« hnok DjUjv, fX Reagam. Cedr Inilntra! lechnotogy Hovitoa fx Reed. A nt co, Kxhurd-on. Oiutt-rna Accounting Mcxjdotv IX focSnooi VK«1|j Mrvuxn. TX Robeettrt Cl ' urvr« Hoodoo. IX Robrrtl, L nn RoIogy.'Pre-XVJ Hc a«on.TX Robert!, PercrvJ Mrchuvcal f hirteeiing NaWJU. Bahama Robfnuti, Rainxx ! CngMi llyUvcn. TX Robr-ccn, Roy AgiKuij- ! Eccnonaa (VarieVirw TX Rntxnvon Tip Mtrtgtrptn Uc Vfcgav W Roy. Mirk Botogv like Charley IA Runrrrh Gayle Phytic al Thet jiy MuouriOty, TX CLASS OF 1983 246 JUNIORS Writer. Robert PbyiiCit Fuuutan Pori Arhur. TX VStHWw Ounr Berrrr t.try fduorion Otvetton. TX Who. Chanuy Mwhjrm1 iljgwng Whrc-jdc. AMs Mj CornnxK siions C amrfoo TX Widow. Dedrj Odltr Port AfllM. TX Wfciinv fcW.y NUTS Houuon TX Ccriu MM Comrvrrobrni yv w!Vo OK Wfc. Bjrtxjrj Bovnrts iOMt'.on Ibrtwnord. TX WYbon. Tommy Busnew Adnwyr at oo Houston, TX Wortham Wy«4l FkMVfiMty FilutJtaoi G fvi «on. TX Vorit. Iorrph .Meehan al EryyHxTr Mouvloo. TX Your Iim YvJuvtru T«hoc4offr DjAjs, IX 248 CLASS OF “1984 SOPHOMORES OFFICERS President...... Vice President . Secretary...... Treasurer ..... Shawn Billingsly . Derrick Collins .Terry Wright . Trevor Turnquest Atlar-is Rhonda Mi'shat. TX AW-sander, Samuel Houston. TX AJesaodcr. Stases fort Worth. TX A)r .under. Yolanda latksonvAe. TX Mm I aw «Yt Houston. TX Andrrscn. Joel Houston, TX AncXcws, Darrel Fort Worth. TX Augbon. Palrids Houston. TX Buljrtl, San Anlnrto TX Sinks. Brenda Houston, TX Sinks. M OHon Brook she e TX Burnett. David Oange TX Belamy. Jackie Galveston TX Markshear. ICrmnh Houston. TX BUr.Kegrsa fort Worth TX 8out Tig|v. Tonya Houston. TX 8ob6 Dune Beaurnom. TX Bcfclerv Ear dry Chisago I Boone. Bn an Heame, TX Boyse. CMtord DjAas. TX Ctromon. haiah Houston. TX Breaks. Mahn Houston. TX Brown. Aian Houston, TX Brown. Ceceta Houston. TX Brown la CXalas, TX 8n on Kevin fort Worth. TX BtiJ. toyse Warn. TX Burks, fames frankslon. TX CLASS OF 1984 m mm Is I HI 8 SOPHOMORES Everett -, torn HOODOO. IX Fj o v ShcTco Ti-xorLoni TX fr-Ruson -Mvn NilWi. Raliorius Ford. CXWne FronUn. TX Forl.lMxurd IXOas. IX Foster. Icon 3ron«. VY Fror - . Durotht Marshal. TX Fir.se!. AW-n Houston. TX Gamble. Constanse Hootico.TX Garrett. Miry Ftouttco, TX C Idlh Port lavosa. TX C un-.M lMri RrtmlMtt. TX Good Gd ten Houston, TX Oostsos. Pamela Tc-kjAjm. TX Croat. Edth Ok«o.I Grant laci o-tne Houston, TX Green. Andrea Austin. TX Gresham. Cleveland AlUnta. GA Hannah. tsanrVa (Whs. TX llarnvyi Artonette Houston. TX Hannon f Kij{las rUlas.TX Han. Rotten Houslcn, IX Hjrvtry. lottery Hou.lcn, TX Haskins. Mkhe e Triaiiana. TX HjwS.ns. Darrell Okjxo.I Heard. Ida Brenhans. TX Henderson. VarvJ-a Aok. TX Ifcis. toe Houston TX CLASS OF 1984 TewtOy.TX SOPHOMORES linchjv. AK«i Hwnp le d. TX Unchey. Nettra Hcxislnn, TX ItYoo, Chartet Dlttj . TX Urfton. (acqueinc Houtton. TX lonfcSMka Kaufman. TX to elid .Braiv Houiton. Tx LoveUdy, Sjrdrj HouWon. IX link. Melody Hcuvon. TX IVe . Annette Pale«rw. TX MAine. Oou(|a Baytown. TX Malone. Dwieht URuo.TX Marqjei. Crvyuf Richmond. TX Martha . Vanctta Tex City. TX Marti . Rudolph BayCtyTiX Matthew . Richard Port Arthur. TX Me adder. Leonard Wichta fait. IX McCruder, Michael Hoenton, TX McKmy. Dale San Aniono. TX McNei.Rohn Houtton.TX Meekrn Dorene Chicago. I Mnter. Don Houston. TX Mtdwi. Brenda Tnua'naxa AR Mitchei. lauhe Hcuiton, TX Mrchel. Rt«ru Houtton.TX Moore, lacquehn Rachwood. IX Morgan, lee Braaoria, TX •Morton. ANhoc.y Houston. TX Motley. Ca-oyn Tyler. TX CLASS OF 1984 254 SOPHOMORES Reims. Thrtna Houston. TX Rotwvsn. Orton Mnuu, Bahamas Kod8 - C dnc CaonaPart IX Role, Dons Nassau Bahtmas Ross. Kmtocrty Houston, TX Russ, Xxty M Od «J.TX Rutted . Mart PikV.ro. IX RuOctfce.Pad Palestine. TX Shankln. Doma I button TX ShiHMfO. Vanessa Houston. TX Skinner. Vif ill Houston. TX Slaughter. Keeh button, TX Smith. Kenneth Houston. TX Smith. Kenneth W Sir Augustne. TX S nth.l« J Patestne. TX Smith, Mary PaSwine TX Smith, Wesley Hsatton. TX Snood. Andrea Houston, TX Staixfcy. D -. i Oakhurst.TX Stanley. Chrtttnc Kingston, lamas a Steptoe. «Kh ra San Anterto, IX Stevens, Mmes Houston. TX Strvnscn. kncthira OaUs.TX Stcro+um. Cyrrtia llxitton. TX Swamem. Ri-gnail Pateane. TX Taster. Stdncy KjustoaTX Traglr. Valeria Houston. TX CLASS OF 1984 256 I I SOPHOMORES WVnn.KiTt«ly Cnimli. OH Vrtsig. o y fr« pon. TX jdufv, Mane Waco, TX CLASS OF 1984 CLASS OF “1985” FRESHMAN OFFICERS President....................................LaResaTorry Vice President...............................Dennis Thomas Secretary....................................Mellany Wilson Assistant Secretary..........................Sherrllyn Littleton Treasurer....................................Pamela Dumas Parliamentarian..............................Said Ziyani Chaplain.....................................Charles Amy Mundn, M tVxjv'oo TX Alexander. Ku(un TX Al.Vurmliiil Stnf4tntnU .CA AndtOOn. S«-i Knnruc.M nlrm IcU'O Vkxnton. TX Anthony. tvetvn .VWihmn.t V , I MIA ft-j «vnI TX BjVjwn. Kicky ChKJgo 4 O.fWJor HoixJoo TX BtmevCtrmei Ikxnton, TX liwrerxe Orm e TX Renvnn Kerrj Wx trl TX Bolden. TUrren Pemberton. M Beached. Qjncy Sjci Kj rlrf. TX Brovtvrd Kevin Port Arthur. TX Brown. Iru Bruoktlire.TX Brown M«rie Hrxneon.TX Brown. VdinrU ft Ttood. rx Browne. Ki-nbert, Berkeley, CA Bu-.K«v n Rowe-vr Hoovloo. TX BixkWy. AjtK Ukefhjykw IA Bcerwti. Thektu U n TX Odorce. Oirtel liberty TX Oaixron. Sjrdre Itouticn TX Chew. Gregory lot An Tc .CA Choree lloyd rtxnton TX Ci -ke Berrurd Njswo t fort Wo CLASS OF 1985 260 JL , FRESHMEN Hrmon. Meevlvdl Hwnlon.TX Mr or. Terry CttotMio Spong . CO Hotnon, Wwrence l - itC y IX Motor . Pjiskj InurVeru. TX Mooerd. Mjrvo Weco.TX Murtgro. M'i n MnuUon.TX Huey, lov Vmtun . IX IkXmo. Artyn K y. TX Utivon. YoUndj 0 0. TX In wyCo-gory HouiKm.TX bnwvKrwi ftrghenxon. NY Johnvon. Pjmeti Houvlon.TX k.endr«rk. Re,mood Ttudini. TX leBouvr Victor Ccru . TX lew . RrervU Mouvron.TX lew . Pxiette Houuoo. IX lisnsube. Runic CNci o.l MtcMn. kVIum Houtton. TX Mjkry. Mrkrry Hnutton, TX Myp.iMi Houooa IX Mirim. I s«N Homton.TX Me Aire. Remco Sen Antonio. TX MrtVRjm, I jOiotu CNctg a MHitovt, Rnondi CiVevlon. TX Mirtvt. Orntk HooMor. TX Moore. Cmdice Momton. TX Mm . Defer Hrxnton. TX Move . Terry M otsiCRy,TX CLASS OF 1985 262 FRESHMEN lorry. IjKc-u Hot uon. TX Tianquptf. 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