Shaw University - Bear Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 266 of the 1979 volume:

' 4 'J ,J If llisfl fl F1 JT' 17' I 'fl X - A mf XZ ,f U! mx of 5 Lf!! N T-T 231 T9-S ? .1 lb' DON ATED IN MEMORY OF Dr THOMAS E KEE -,..... BY DR.BR.ENDAE.ICEE 'Q ,...... N -. , ,, ., , . fem :1f, w +R Q1w .QQ rw H' 1 .v,- ., INTRODUCTION DEDICATION I-IOMECOMING UNDERGRADUATES DIVINITY SCHOOL WHO'S WHO SEN IORS ATHLETICS HEARTS OF FIRE ORGANIZATIONS ADMINISTRATION CONTENTS 2 16 18 34 62 72 94 114 142 162 222 usseofazlmm sn-mama, 1979 BEAR SHAW UNIVERSITY 118 EAST SOUTH STREET RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA 27611 P Alfgk? 'SA 4-it S HAW is an institution for learning ,gf f--- 1 ' -xslt. F HELPING those wha see facts and who str1ve for the1r creatlon -v- b elf , Y 'QAIHUUV MISHHAINU NVH- .iE!l2ll Ezllii 1. ,J 4 A N institution Where one seeks there success. 1 een n 'Cin -VA F' 1 1 ff ' 4.--v P ' X s ji.. .N Q S1 Ebix s , is-'H W inning and losing, enjoying the happiness .!,.,. ,, - . uv-f,:...1 : - Q A- 5 1 9' 'Gu A . .. 6 U nique because We differ in our ways. ll I 3 we Q N ot ever forgetting expressions from sorrow days. X I deas existing of how things will be v .w ij vg'j '7lvk 'FW' 'N T V arious Ways Shaw taught us love, peace, and unity. 'll FW Aff 'N, -. N 5 , 'v Zag JRR. - f ffqf -.L St , .jp Ag, v Av- A EA.. .5 .9 .Q 41 ., A, Mg, ., .X .5- .- , V .I ,U f., ,IU 3. n 'ff' fl ,M Egg? I .v., ,, , rv ,Kr ' is -r.,-, Q.. ?. Qw V i wr P ..zF.,,.g. i 3 I I I S I E 1 : r l , '1- V, 1 ,- . , -Y-M oaming in the cold I - O !' 4. w . J X i' X I ....l.h..3L. 1 I i 1 1 1 i I I I I S ERVING as a part of our institution. SC! -f-1 mg ,Q 4 -J 5' nun' rr 'P I have found answers, and We all figured out solutions. ni 8 ' D 13 I Taking time out to relax. v ?' Jfdya ' I JK. 553' -f YEARNING to help everyone - f -, A - - ef K f Q XY. 'I ii, f DEDICATION OF THE 1979 SHAW BEAR For his words of encouragement, dedication and lengthy serviceg for his faith in Shaw University, for his concern for the welfare of Shaw University, and for being there when we needed him, the Bear Yearbook Staff has unanimously selected Mr. Mack Sowell for the dedication of the 1979 Shaw Bear. Mr. Mack Sowell is a resident of Selma, N.C. He is a 1964 graduate of Shaw University from which he holds a B.A. degree in English. While a student at Shaw, he was president of the S.G.A. in 1964. He also held membership on the Shaw Bear Staff, English Club, school newspaper, Dramatic Club and Who's Who Among American Colleges and Universities for 3 years. In his career at Shaw, he has served as career placement counselor, residence hall director and co- director of student life. From 1973 to the present, he has held the position of Director of Student Life and Development. His professional career includes an Adult Teacher Training Certificate at N.C.S.U. in 1968, teaching French and English in the public schools of Johnston County H964-701, leading inservice workshops in language arts and foreign lan- guage for Johnston County Schools in 1967. He was elected to the city council of Selma, N.C. in 1969 and was the first black to hold that position. Mr. Sowell, or Dean as we best know him, was listed among the Outstanding Men of America in their 1973 edition. For the Shaw University Family, this still holds true today. He is married to the former Mary E. Womack and they have two sons, Malcolm and Reuben. Dean Sowell: The Yearbook Staff as well as the entire Shaw Family, would like to extend special thanks for your dedication, loyalty, unending committment and leadership to Shaw University. HONORABLE MENTIONS TO . . . Mr. 8: Mrs. H.B, Caple The Student Activities Committee Dr. O.A. Dupree Mrs. Willie H. High Mr. Thalmus Rasulala The Football Team Dr. Iohn A. Flemming Mr. Charles Mitchell The Library Staff and We dedicate these pages to Dean Sowell and to you, the CLASS OF 1979 . . . Finally, we dedicate it to GOD! i 1 5 r I P R M E 5 E I S D S E A G E N T Sl Dr. Stanley Smith, President To The Class Of 1979: This year's production of The Shaw University Bear Yearbook is of particular significance to Shaw University and to me. It marks, hopefully, a turning point in the long and glorious history of Shaw University. This is my first year as President of this illustrious University. I assumed this position with the firm belief and conviction that Shaw will be one of the outstanding institutions of higher education in the future. This can only be done with your help and cooperation and those of all members of the Shaw Family. I am, therefore, deeply appreciative of your aim and objective to maintain quality production of this issue of the yearbook at reduced cost. Shaw's commitment is similar. It aims for quality edu- cation with a real concern for fiscal accountability and responsibility. Your objective of achieving excellence in the production of this issue, also parallels the University's thrust for excellence in performance and achievement by students at graduation time. Shaw's educational commitment will be to take students where they are and move them to an exit point of excellence in perfor- mance with a mastery of the basic academic skills but structured in the direction of meaningful career goals. This concern for career goals for our students is again in keeping with the historical roles and functions of Shaw, which started out as a professional school with degree granting power in the areas of Theology, Medicine, Law, Pharmacy, etc. For these reasons, this year's issue of the yearbook has commemorative and symbolic signifi- cance and I am very proud to be associated with it. Sincerely yours, J Stanley H. Smith President NI ffffwfffw f- 1 - .A . , MM , 7 on---' H I I I i I x 1 I 5 vim HOMECOMING PARADE 1978-79 9- 5 'If Lf 9 104 ' I' . . ff, ' 3-ali ' W1 1 f! J, I If - SQA, f gp IPX' V Keny- l :- '6 ,Mal A 5- K .. Miss Shaw, Ms. Stephanie L. Maultsby, places flowers on Dr. Henry Martin Tupper's grave. FOUNDERS DAY CEREMONIES xw, rr' X . -si ' .Vu r I fr 1 K ' f Ptdl' 't ' .' Q , in-.W FOUNDER'S DAY CDNVOCATION The speaker for the 113th Anniversary of Shaw University was Mr. Richard I. Beattie fat leftj, Deputy General Counsel for The U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare. In his speech, Mr. Beattie assured the audi- ence that HEW intends to continue its social programs. Some of these programs, he said, are designed to help minority students pur- sue academic and professional careers. Below:Actor Louis Gossett Ir. recieves an honorary degree from Dr. Stanley Smith, president of Shaw Universi- ty. Baptist ministers, james Donald and joseph Person also recieved de- grees. 23 CQRONATION CEREMQNIES , ,v,w:f.-f ,s .,.,, 5-,,,, MISS SHAW UNIVERSITY On an evening filled of elegance, emotions and talent, Miss Stephanie Laverne Maultsby, was crowned MISS SHAW UNI- VERSITY by President Stanley Smith. Qfxxjt. -I --kg Y ,S , A I' -I A lu. .. I ' Mrf Ill K Ni x 4'f '7':'? Y 53 , 1 he 5 -9 I SIQJ' K l- v A v . -,. If J, -L .. f, 1+ lf' I .. - r X 1 v ' 5 . 9 . A t A., 4 W 1 . l- . m i Ilif f 'aft' if wi' 'ff If . Ifl. H 4' I ':,. , it ' Y' -' 'Q -' I - .11 ,aw llsr if I' Na 9 . Ilti. 5 5 gig dn 'fm v fl ,I F 1 if Y Qi. 9, u -. - I . :- 0 ' N A ij lg- - , . X I .n 0 0 -. . EINV EIA IN DN I N HSICIVEIVQI V 54' N4 nvngyf' xi. g. N. U Q. I I t X v 1 G . Us ,C K x , ., GJ. M Z' x 4 Q e' rf! ,L1ga, - I -, ' X., 1 4 A 1 ,I N' if if f -M :T'..h k K r f n, 'N i:. l 'x Q .V I 1:7 ' ' I 5 L25 Y i l I I il CLASS or 1933 'M The class celebrated its 45th year reunion. The coordinators were Mr. Milton Daniels and Mr. Iames Wilson. Q I l ECLASS OF 1943 3 The class celebrated its 35th year reunion. Mrs. Dimple Newsome and Mrs. Elizabeth H. Williams were class coordinators. M7 'ff' xj 'ku-.px s . L , 1 ' .' . -'Z' 7 1 1 1 . 7 -Y s.: , , ' Wx y A ? 'L?,T.i1', ?tf' , Q. f Q n iv , V . :I F rA- ,-- ffl'-Lbg.,-.g any- jk, 1. Y, ff ,h,T,14a,l' f frm f 'Xi Q , Q gp- .0 -' CQ99' Yu' I iff - ' I ' Zh, . , ! F ,KM U, msn ' . w .45- f I , 'HQ' QE? swf: , --Lo'nf 4 1 ff' 'C 7. 1. G fswffq. 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Uzfxbkq O W?-93 31 1 Wxggg s PREV XX -X 4' ff L I V Q E 5 I X g s H If .Sz U 1, I, L 'ff 14.5 4 Q11' p S I X:-1 ' 5 'f . gl YE! es' N , N ' ' I twill Lrg QI 0 fi I 1 V vb QM E' 5 JE MD I 1 H3 ,wNCf .3 FRESHMEN ,O 4 ' Tl: Deborah Alston Montevilla Anderson , 1- t fi 5 'nfl ,fi Z-N X ,AI s 1 Victor Autry Krystie Avery 1 nf no I I tvvh .1 lrh, f .-if A I l ggi? X . W il. ,, V, 1 ,ing .N . V 51 'fl f' pl -'iii 4 ..' William Battles Lionel Bell v 9 us- N I x lean Blount Agnes Boykins AQ juan Bussey Winifred Cameron F N in , 2 ju Q lla -1 fi- K , T x ,A . ' .if 1. - A! 4 l M' 5 Z. V' 'S Ill 'O ,- ACN fis hy nm 1 -W . 4 Bobby Armwood Milton Atkinson Charles Baker III Vincent Bates , ::., .A ' - - , far-fi - A 'ft f I Ronald Bishop Doris Blalock .f fi Af '-fs ., Bernadette Brown Crystal Bryant . ., .vi rs 4:-f-Og fx, t K-X ' we l' l 1. I -1 :PA l X Arlene Carter Robert Cartwright I l 1 1 i l w l l l Pat Chapman 1 4 X. If . Q ,,.- X 1 ' I . An .-f' George Coleman 4 R 1 Theresa Curry Norma Charles Cheryl Code Glen Cole 3 X x I P if X Terre Coleman Stanley Cooper Carrie Corley s .,- D . 'IN -' , -y ,i g - l m e : I - - : .- i f ' .I-f3'.v,:: : ' t r !! ! It a David Davis Rhonda Davis Jacqueline Dean F A . ' w -. x 1' ' 4! , ,.,, 1 - Danita Dillard Danita Dixion Kevin Edwards Anthony Ellis lA I In -u f I Diane Ewings Terry Fletcher Pamela Footman Chukwuma Frdioin FRESHMEN 55 l ll Tl Q an Clayton Godbold Earl Gregory Sandra Gwyn Barbara Harris Vance Harris A 5 , 3' if-F1 ' fl , .K V 1 'A Ep' J 5 r , - rbrr ef l... Sherman Henderson an . ' m f 2 a Ena Hillery Josephine Holmes Nadine Howard Lester Hughes Casmir U,IHE Fiester Iacobs Angela jefferson Gary jenkins l 4 l l l I l 1 Cassandra Iohnson 1 I Cynthia Keith V I I Iamae Lane r P I I t Elvalorie Matthews .gy L. x A , Darlene johnson f I 'Ira lit ll Dawna Kellam Andrew Lewis 45 X x 5 Y r Sheila johnson Peter Kufuor Dwight Lewis Susan Keese ,CTW 'ls Carl Lacy Irizarry Mack Ianet Mc Donald ' Ieannette Mc Chee Hazel Mc Koy Dwayne O. Hill l 1 President FRESHMEN Kenneth Mc Koy U 'i'Q X W 11,14 Linda Monroe , I Willie Moore Richard Nesbit 4 , GiGi Owens all '1 , 4 ms -5 J, ., .' I -. . .-V ff x .--a if ' Emma Mc Laurin Gracie Moore on 5' 6 . 'l Terry Morris ,., Tony Nimmons U. Rita Pender Mary Mc Neil Tony Moore Iacqueline Moyer 2- ' 1 x ' ll Michael Nwosu M 4 ll' 1 Russell Patterson Cheryl Miller .4 A O Warren Moore 1 -4-', 'C' 3, N ' .S i 1 I Ion Murphy i s- 5' A ,Q Cheryl O'Neil Sheila Phillips 'If you can't win, make the one ahead of you reak the record. 1 i 'Nothing great was ever achieved without enthu- 'iiasmf' 4 l'Be interested, don't try to be interesting. X T 9' X- l ' X S -I Dwayne Hill X X X 4 r K l Ian Pompey Shirley Ray Angela Reid Earl Rivers 3 Michael Rochelle Karen Rogers David Rosby 1 I ' Paul Sanders Beverly Satterwhite Penny Scott X Y 5 ,, , , Q ,cg i ei , V . I ,Q T' l' i i f A SFXXJ A Gwendolyn Small Curtis Smith Robin Smith ly Randy Pridgen 'V' fi Q- , iv- s Yvonne Robinson lk Nuo FT? U April Russell 1 Xa, s Ronald Scott Valjean Smith l 4 1 i L ia' RESHMEN Michell Sneed , - M, ,: anna J I J Ion R. Murphy x It U A if ViCE-Pl'6SiClE'1'1t Cynthia Sterling I Q1-3' A 'fs ,N 'sr 'U fg i X 'f ' NJN r .i Darren Summers Leroy Towns Thomas Van I-look Timothy Swinson 'S ef F' 1 I Ricky Tracey 0' Freddie Vareene K - 1 1 a ,n if 35 'bb' 'n :Pg ,Lisa Taylor 7.11 'A 1 Clarence Staton , Tommy Sumler Roderick Thomas Linda Latson Secretary l 1 Darlene Vinson Elijah Walker N al Nfl William Walker Rosita White 1 Wanda Whitley Cathy Williams ' Robert Lee Williams Rosa Williams 1 I l 9: 4 . . X Ronald Woodruff Ginnie Wooten X Ierome Williams f.'k Christopher Williams f -5. I ,JS Y if v n 1 ..fg,x,l:: av Q B ,nfvf ' E Terrell Williams Bonnie Worley Treasure Jerome Williams 'l a X i I : Cathy Wil-son Sheila Wright BQJPHOMGRE Dsl 2 Kenneth Archie Class Officers: Marsha Taylor, Vanessa Evans, Maurice Brown, Audrey Nelson. Earl Ba,-nes Barbara Battles F Dennis Breckenridge . of ' Donna Batts 'fix - ' T.: L. - , , . ,Q , Maurice Brown Terry Boyette ,J Christine Bryant Dorthy Braswell Linda Carter 110040 ruse . mu S 2 1 I Deborah Carroll ' 6 Carolyn Diggs Cynthia Drake 'nil hm iff-. . Stanley Durham Iackie Coley Ioanne Courts Rosa Dennis ph, ,. ln' 4 T 'ig Delores Doctor ,145 Darrell Dunson an Vanessa Evans J I SOPHOMORE CLASS 3 'i R , ,Qi-in iv X I J - irq., X sf P asf 'N Milffm Garrett H Robyn Gerideau Veronica Gilbert 'Q' T , ff? . Craig Eric Glenn Pam Green Millicent Halison AX-1- - lik : . -'f' N' g K1-Flax: 5' - x Beverly Hall Dennis Harris Deborah Henderson H as . . .-1. X v., , x , Q, -ex 'X . ' ' -A 8 X 1' 'A ' ' . N ' we L e , A 'vi '- N '. ,531 Q: 'Q ,A '.? '.l-,. , 5 ix v. . I Ni- 'ts ru I lg-'4 -brfif f 3.-'+3?1:??e'--Fw: Linda Henry james Herder Blondie Hicks Karen Howard s Cornell Iones Edith Lee Stephanie Lumpford Calvin Hymes N 4 xi I Catherine Martin Iames jackson X Roderick Kearney Sherry Lewis iw Bettie McDuffie Rosa jackson .L fiat .. 4' Antonio Kenner Ronnie Lockhart x.4NY 4 Lv A Margaret Mc Coy SOPHOMORE CLASS ll' th :' . - : . Q F 9 5 i Xs- L . l W ff I 1 O Ronald Murrell Audrey Nelson Tl'19OPl1lll1.1S NWaChUkWy Angela Pattergon Bunny Reese 'K Beverly Spry A tml f Gwendolyn Saffo f l Rosa Stanback Sqyg' ,ran N-A Lisa Newell Cynthia Norwell Karen Phillips Thomas Emma Pinkney 13 4. 08 vi 'IS' I Q x-rf S ' I mixed? f Theordore Savage Harold Smith William Styles Linda Suggs I X Marsha Taylor ff? T45 8 ls . . . . - i . . Carrie Williams Tanya Williams Vivian Wilson 'vl.,i Delbra Trusty .gf- A pg 44 . Thomas Ward hu Patricia Watson Gina Williams Shirley Williams Stanley Williams Melverleen Wilson jackie Young Q g ? N 1UN1oRs Prince Alston Hnf' Rondall Banks t Cy' ,'A't-. . ,., . ' X Welton Barnes ,Qian an p '7Qgf'lf 'Sv' 4 N Herbert Battles Ir, L ff X gr Pearline Artis Charleen Ashford Nilous Avery Wilbur Banks Walter Barrett at l Y --40 Lorraine Boykins S. Leon Brooks C. Beverly Brown .Jr 4 f'l '1.. ,.:+f il - Connie Bryant Sophronia Bryant f 1 UN IORS X. KN f' Ioel Bullock Cynthia Bunch if 7'5 , Q -'iv gf' .1 Melvin Burwell Horace Caldwell Patricia Charles I f Laquinda Chatman lvi. 9 54- . :ri 5 ' ' 1 KX U. Q- si r. xx I l L 1 ,Lg- George Chavis Anthony Christopher ,Af I s -evmuzil la f , -e+1,1lf : '- 'ii s-af 21.4,-az -1' . e ' B- - ,s 304: -- , 1 IUNIQRS - 3 . Q l , .I 5 si P , 1 J .,. 44,4 Robert Davis '4-va Tracie Dean 'I' 4 5 K ah il ' Q . Awak Eneflok Iimmy Ford john H. Gallantin, Ir. Vernon Davis I' nav Maxwell Elemuo Charles Green rvrv- 3195! if A gr AA in I is 1 Q GPG H3119 Patricia Hailey 52 Gloria Green gg Y Cathis Hall A . R Bs xlkd' . MacArthur Hamilton Shelia D, Hardy CLQ IUNIORS Mike Harris Pamela Hawkins .Ah Sandra Hollingsworth Loretta Howard Qgburubi U1-0 Ibe-Ur0 Ibiba lack 1 i Vyneder Iackson Woody Iennett l 3 ' -X - -Qual--.61-' -534 i ,, 1 5-sf.:-3 Q x , ew: ry ff? wi .-xx A . 4 Ars Ji' '. A ' ' A I l ' Annell johnson Cleveland Iohnson l i' -ff - Q 53 IUNIDRS 7 - Q ,A ml, 5 Darnell Iohnson Elnora Mathews 65 fx u i Edit Royal McClain David C. Linton Mavuzi S. Luyindu .ax af' id' ,J A Gary Mayo Avery McAllister lx .laik Stephanie Maultsby v X ,J Z'l 1 UM llgz janet McDonald Donnie McMillian Rayviel Moore l' 1 l I Willie Nash IUNIORS Kaffa Owens Michelle Palmer Corbett Rawls 1 I l BOUDY Okafr Obirjuka Okeke Faboro Olaoye ' I it Sylvia Owens Tl l ' .gun 4' i R A a Ioseph Ratliff I I b.,,,,i OMR George Robinson, Ir. Geaneen Rutledge Fernando Sanchez 55 1 IUNIQRS ff? Barbara Sanders 1 iv, rx, s Y' ' I K bl 4, X 4 M Q I x Samir Shwciken Brenda Simmons Iohnny Smith 52 .l 3 ,fir Q' Q ,lim x Keith Smith P.W. Somieari Gwendolyn Taylor Angelo Thompson 56 X :..,,. ...x sm 4 if I5 Obinnaya Umesi Paul Vann 4 IUNIORS -f I X! lT::g.' Steve Walker YA ' we Qs ,K W N r X ' ' W. e f ' - ' 1' 3, 4 ' 3 x ff ll, N' f - ' Ioseph Washington Reginald Wells Edward C. Williams Ieffery Wooten N X A ,I' ,f , ..,A JS, N 'X I6 y i- ja X' , wt. , -4. . - .wa 1 ' Rh . mf, - -. Wk. .Xe x .ff y-. 9. .Ny C enter for A alternative X P rogram in E ducation W. D. Belton Juanita Bonds Sophomore ' Sophomore ll i Wesley I. Boykin james F. Brown Catherine Campbell l Freshman Freshman Freshman :iw f I 5 Q johnny Carter Clara Evans James Everett Freshman Sophomore Freshman l V l CAPE james L. Foust Sophomore Iohn A. Land Iunior v4f' 0 4U 'nd' 2 E Agnes A. Hudson Charlie Iohnson Sophomore Freshman ,Z Evelyn G. Lopez Freshman George Lowery, If- Senior 2. 1 .. Andrew Mauldin Arlie McGuire Gloria McLean Freshman junior Freshman Sherri Minter Freshman 2-9 Q11 Eppa D. Penwell Senior janet Monk Freshman George Person junior Kelly Patterson Freshman f M' S ff' Robert L. Quick Sophomore ,xx R X. 1 x K 'X ,E g X I Leslie Siflfllaif Iohn Thorne Doris Williams SOPhOl'I'lOI'6 Sgphgmgre Sophomore CAPE SCHCDOL OP DIVINITY f f 4 I G90I'g9 I. Al1iS0r1 Rev. Charlie Battle 9 I 4. -fj P Dr. C. R. Trotter fllffl Assoc. Prof., Practical Theology ,- L Qiiglijq P if-Z'f. .Q - 'z,4f'? iifT 5si ieflsfspg-cc -i P '. 4 Ezekiel K. Best III Lincoln Blanding all s'- I -5 ., . fy lla Ethel Brake George W. Brooks U V 1 .P : - my . as . 'i I ii D ': ' ' U- l FL. ll 'i l 1 js. Dr. Grady Davis 12 . Crt-'JE Y f 5- Prof., Psychology of Religion l3m95 E1 Brown William T. Brown ..A-- x W...- ' 1 Vx Q. P, Pn- : - 0-bi-,i 4 Ori 4'. .0 Dwight C. Bunch Kizzie W. Core Henry P. Dalton Kenneth Davis Rev. Norman Davis Thurman Echols A1f01'1Za Fullwood Denison Garrett Iummy Gilchrist W 63 i N 5 1 Lucy Gray William H111 Dr. james Hunt Prof. Sociology of Religion Rev. Peter Holland, Ir. Tlmofhy Holmes '. o. 57. U. gvzfqzi, g 1 'Q .. ,V lil A' wi' ate, R mf' R -. P Qw ? . mil ., ff! - 'Y l35P9f HOFUQ Clarence Johnson, Ir. i :A f.r-'iff A x - 4 f V Q My an , . - . H p '. LA V' - 1 J . ' i -.2-F -ykmftglff ya 2 4 4, M! ,,, ' l 1' M, d:::lf,, A fxy f Rev. Nathaniel Gaylord I 1 : if 5 ' f ..-n'f4f'! I rf 4. Q X22 Assoc. Prof., Church Administration i . ' . ,A ..t..'f . f. 7 ,V l And Institutional Management Cureton johnson Billy Gaskins DIVINITY X Iames F. Kelly Iackie A. Lewis 4 Barbara Faulcon Registrar Langford Love Frederick Lucas Dr. Herbert Edwards Y' Prof., Theology 6: Ethics DIVINITY 1 Arthur MacDonald James Maynard Charles McDowell Mack Millsaps W W , I l l I1 I so v I I 4 6 i E I! J -e F 1 3 1 1 T 2 f' ' u '14 'W 1 ,. . ,1 i I ey: f N xA IN' i i 5 w w w 1 1 1 I r N I 5 ll u 1 N I -1 I i 1 W X t t In Loving Memory of Geoffrey M. McArthur and Farley D. Chesley August 24, 1978 Today is gone a shattered picture Gently abstracting contours upon our minds Today stands, a tribute with love To you welsalute upon the banner of remembrance Shattered pictures of an image coming together Infinitely as the sun to the sky The moon to the stars And flowers to a gentle rain Portraying the image of youth, spirit, and mind The essence of life clinging in our tears and Memories of you In our thoughts there will be a sojourn Of love and strength We will live for you yesterday, today, and tomorrow Sleep in peace eternally We are with you now and forever. AMEN Olivia Walker Libby's Productions NO. 5265858 A fox - f 03 li I 1 I I 3 l 2 v W Ffh? R IACQUELINE ANTIONETTE ANDERSON, a native of Scotch Plaines, New Iersey, is a junior majoring in Intermediate Educa- tion with an English concentration. She is a member of Shaw's Marching Band Kas majorettej, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., a tutor, and Residence Advisor for the Women's Residence. Iackie tutors students for the competency test and has received the Dr. George A. and Mrs. Rose W. Newton Fund Awards. Her goal is to someday write an autobiography. Recieving a Ph.D. in Law and going into Government are the goals of NILOUS MCKINLEY AVERY, II, A native of Asheville, North Carolina, Nilous is a junior majoring in Political Science. He is president of the University Band, treasurer of the Pan Hellenic Council and Chief Iustice of the Student Government Association. Nilous is also a member of Kappa Alpha Psi Frater- nity, Inc., Delta Gamma Chapter, where he holds positions of Vice President, Assistant Dean of Pledges and Acting Keeper of Records. Besides having been on the honor roll and holding the position of Exeuctive Board on the League of Councils, he has been Director of Music finterimj at Hill St. Baptist Church, Asheville, N.C., 1976-78. MICHEAL ANTHONY BOURNE, is a senior majoring in Behav- ior Science, from Brooklyn, New York. Accomplishments of Mr. Bourne include being named captain of the varsity football team in 1976-77, placed on the staff of Resident Advisors for 1977-78 and maintaining a B + average throughout graduation. He was elected as S,G.A. President for 1978-79. Organizations of which he was a member include the Behavior Science Club, Student Government Association, Univ. Banquet Usher, Orien- tation Counselor, Varsity Football Team and Resident Advisor. Micheal's future goals are to obtain a Masters Degree in Psy- chology and work with the Welfare Services in New York City. 74 -'Q Z- PAMELA CHEEKS goal IS to become a Personnel Manager and someday own a Day Care Center Accordmg to the collected data of th1s Busmess Adm1n1strat1on major Pamela has all the ab1l1t1es of ach1ev1ng th1s goal Ms Cheek IS a member of Delta S1gma The ta and VICE presxdent of the Womens Personnel Counc1l She IS also a res1dent ass1stant member of the Busmess Club representa tlve for the Pan Councll and Or1entat1on Counselor A natlve of Goldston North Carolxna Pam held the t1tle of Ms Iumor for 1978 79 sen1or mayormg 1n Engllsh MABLE INETTA COX IS a natxve of per North Carohna She IS currently a member of Alpha Kappa lpha Soror1ty Inc where she holds the pos1t1on of Presxdent ember of the Engl1sh Club as V1ce Pres1dent and member of .aw Un1vers1ty Iaycees and UNCF Her accomp11shments 1n de Shaw Un1v Iaycee of the Year Honor Roll Cert1f1cates and e Smgletary Reun1on Scho1arsh1p Mables future goal 15 to CIEVG her Masters and Doctoral degree 1n Enghsh From Brooklyn New York ANTHONY CHRISTOPHER IS a yumor mayormg 1n Phys1cal Educat1on!Pre Health Program He IS a member of the Yearbook Staff where he holds the pos1t1ons of Photographer and Execut1ve Ed1tor a member of the PEM Club representat1ve on the League of Counc1l res1dent ass1stant and Or1entat1on Counselor He 15 also a member of the S N EA and a tutorfcounselor for Upward Bound!Spec1al SEYVICES In add1t1on he IS an Arner1can Na t1onal Red Cross Volunteer CW S I A AI J Anthony s goal 15 to become a qual1f1ed Phys1cal Therap1st E . . t II,' . ' 5 1 . . I I - I ., . A . l l . A 1 , l h . ' ' l vi, ,: ' Q 1 f 1 L 'fl i ' t-Q 1 l I u l l . . E .I .I .. , I. . . .- . 1 ' ' V . l . .' , . 4 q V l l Q 1 l , 2 ' 75 A native New Yorker, RICHARD DeZONIE is a senior majoring in Radio, Television and Film. Organizations of which he has been a member include the Shaw Players, the Shaw Iournal, League of Council, Alpha Epsilon Rho fpresidentj, and the National Associ- ation of Dramatic and Speech Arts. Richard's accomplishments are many: Stage Manager for the production of In White America, Technical director for the production of Have You Seen Your- self, Assistant Editor of Campus Digest, Kittrell College's- newspaper, and Producer of Co-Ed News Report, a public af- fairs program of W.S.H.A. He has received the Alvin M. Bently Foundation Scholarship Award for Excellence and the W.S.H.A.- F.M. Golden Microphone Award for outstanding performance of an Alpha Epsilon Rho President. His goal is to become a Com- mercial Television Director. N 79' A .J From Norfolk, Virginia, IOSEPH EUGENE EVANS is a senior majoring in Music. He would like to further his education in music by attending graduate school, studying composition and arranging and then to compose for Radio-TV-Film, Ioe is a member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity where he is Chap- lain and Assistant Dean of pledges, a member of Alpha Chi National Honor Society and the National Association of Dra- matic and Speech Arts, as third Vice-President. Awards of his include the Presidential Scholarship, Bandman of the Year ffor 2 consecutive yearsl and most versatile Shaw Player. PATRICIA ANN FUNNIE is a senior majoring in Biology Qwith a Pre-Med. concentrationj. A native of Charleston, South Carolina, Pat is a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., and the Na- tional Institute of Science. Activies of which she was a member include the Pan Hellenic Council, Athletic Committee and League of Council. She was awarded the Adelai S. King Scholarship. Pat's goal for the future is to enter the Medical Profession. l 1 I 4 xi in Pl A I ,Q V DEBORAH AMANDA GAFFNEY, a native of Rochester, New York, is a senior majoring in Business Administration. She is a Member of the Women's Personnel Council fBusiness Managerj, Religious Life Committee ffinancial managerl, Business Club, Al- pha Eta Omega usher board representative, League of Council fre- corderl, and University Usher Board, holding the position of president in 1978-79, Her honors include certificates for Universi- ty Usher board, honor roll and Womens Personnel Council, She also recieved the Gulf Oil Scholarship. Deborah's future goals are to attend graduate school and obtain a management position in a top notch bank or firm. PATRICIA GODDARD is a senior majoring in Business Ad- ministration and Accounting. A native of Iamesville, North Carolina, Pat has been an honor roll student, a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., fsecretaryl, Alpha Chi Na- tional Honor Society ftreasurerl, Shaw University Iaycees Csecretaryj and Cadet!Captain assistant S-2 Army ROTC. She is also a member of the Pre-Alumni Council and Business Club. Some of her many accomplishments are the Singletary Reunion Club Scholarship, Distinguished Military Student Award and Academic Achievement Awards from Shaw and Army ROTC. She held the title of Ms. Senior in 1978-79. - Upon graduation, Pat will be an officer 12nd Lieutj in the I U.S. Army. She then plans to attend graduate school and ob- I tain her M.B.A. .I- -A native of Asheville, North Carolina, CATHIS HALL is a junior li majoring in Radio-TV-and Film. She is currently a member of Al- lpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated, Vice-President of the ju- inior class, and an Upward Bound!Special Services tutor. Cathis fhas recieved scholarships from Alex Hailey Warner Communica- ltions, Alpha Kappa Alpha and a 4 year Renaissance Scholarship lfrom Shaw. Her career goals are to attend graduate school and ob- Qtain her Masters, then work in the area of Radio Broadcast Man- gagement. r l From Rivers State, Nigeria, IBIBA H. JACK is a junior majoring in Business Management and Accounting. He is a member of the Ni- j geria Student Association, International Students Association, The f Rosicrucian Order and Astara. He has recieved Awards for Aca- demic excellence and Merit on International Students Association activities. Mr. Ibiba is also a member of the Alpha Chi National Honor Society and is on the National Dean's List. Ibiba's goal for X the future is to be a professional business tycoon after the comple- tion of his graduate studies. IOSEPH IOHN IAMES, a junior majoring in Business Man- agement and Accounting, is a native of Nigeria. He is a member of the International Students Association, Nigerian Students Association and the Business Club. joseph is captain of the Nigerian Students soccer team in Raleigh. His goal is to be the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria. A senior majoring in Behavioral Science, MOZELL IONES is from Miami, Florida. Mozell plans to become a Hospital Administrator and serve in the U.S. Army. She is a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated, Army ROTC and a Shaw University Cheerleader. I I w lu I A native of Wendell, North Carolina, LOUIS ANTHONY LEE is a senior majoring in Chemistry CPre-Medj. His campus activities in- clude membership in Beta Kappa Chi, National Institute of Sci- ence and Alpha Chi, where he is Vice-President. Louis is a volun- teer YMCA leader, committee member of the Miss Black Teenager Wake County Pageant, and Senior Class President, He recieved the Chemical Rubber Award in 1977, the Wendell Sumerfield Award in 1977 and the University Scholarship in 1978. Louis's goal is to become a doctor of medicine. i y-j DAVID CURTIS LINTON, a junior majoring in Communica- tions QRTFJ, is from New York City. He is program director, radio announcer and interviewer for WSHA-F.M., as well as a member of Alpha Epsilon Rho Broadcast Honor Society and a member of the Shaw Jaycees. Other accomplishments and honors of his include a League of Council representative 78- ' 79, Mr. WSHA 78-79, WSHA Scholarship, The George A. and Rosa W. Newton Fund Scholarship 77-78, and being on the l honor roll from 1976 to the present. To excell in the field of E mass media via radio, attain influential management status ' with a broadcast facility and eventually co-own a radio sta- tion that will truly operate in the public's interest conveince and necessity are the goals of Mr. D.C.L. I I I l I I Q lA senior majoring in History and International Relations, UNIVERSII' CGEORGE EDWARD MAINOR is a native of jacksonville, North 3Carolina. Organizations of which he is a member include the His- 'tory Club Qpresidentj, Theological Fraternity 12nd vice-presidentl, jSunday School, Usher Board Cchaplainl, League of Council, Uni- jversity Marching Band, Alpha Eta and Omega Christian Fellow- ship, University Concert Band, Baptist Student Union, Academic lCouncil and Alpha Chi. George's future goals are to attend jgraduate school majoring in History and International Relations. - -- lAfterwards, to hold a position in the Federal Government, become lvery active in Politics and help improve the social conditions of tall people in the United States. I 79 A native of Bladenboro, North Carolina, STEPHANIE LaVERNE MAULTSBY is a junior majoring in Speech Pathology and Audiology. She is currently a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporat- ed, and majorette for the Shaw Univ. Marching Band. Honors and awards bestowed upon Stephanie are the Marcella Woods Ford Schol- arship, the Presidential Scholarship, Miss Majorette 1977-78, and Ms. SHAW UNIVERSITY 1978-79, Stephanie's future goals are to attend graduate school and obtain her masters and doctorate degrees in Speech Pathology. She then plans to pursue a career as a Speech con- sultant. SABABU C. NORRIS would like to be to theatre what re- cording artist Quincy Iones is to music. Sababu is a senior from Brooklyn, New York, majoring in Theatre Arts and Education. He is an honor roll student and a recipient of the W.C. Lawerence Scholarship. Organiza- tions of which he is involved include the Student Activi- ties Cadvisorj, Student Government Association of Dra- matic and Speech Art Cpoetry editor, FAHARIJ and the Shaw journal freporter, contributing Poetj. Besides being an actor in the Shaw Players and Company, Sababu has directed plays such as Ben Caldwell's Family Portrait 119785, directed and wrote Could You Believe? 119787, and Have You Seen Yourself? 09761. A native of Leesville, South Carolina, Sababu has been a resident of New York City since 1962. He is also an Independent producer for WSHA-Radio QF.M.J in Raleigh, N. C. VERONA LYNNE PARKER, a senior majoring in Public Administration,fCriminal justice, is from Pittsburgh, Pennsylania. Her campus activities include membership of the Alpha Rho Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated Cvice-presidentj, member of the Chorale Society, the Shaw Players and Company, the Vocal Iazz Consort and tutor for Upward Bound!Special Services. Verona's main goal is to become Chief justice of the U.S. Supreme Court. Other goals are to become a member of the Senate or the House of Representa- tives. I l ,Q .1 ri l l tl I ll j. l 1 ,l . I ll ,, .. I i I i li I 1 j . I l SAMUEL E. ROACH, Ir., a senior majoring in Business Management, is from Reidsville, North Carolina. He is a member of the Business Club, Student Activities, a Residence Intern and an Orientation Assis- tant. He is an active member of the Shaw Players and the first presi- dent of the Shaw Jaycees. Besides being named to WWAMC and for two consecutive years, he has recieved academic awards of excellence and an academic scholarship. Sam also recieved the Giessenbier award and an Award of Honor for the Shaw Jaycees in 1978. His goal for the future is to work as a manager and eventually organize his own busi- ness. A senior majoring in Radio!TV!Film, FRANK TURNER is a na- tive of Pompano Beach, Florida. He is a member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Cpresidentj, Pan Hellenic Council Cvice-presidentj, the Athletic Committee, Men's Personnel Council and the Stu- dents Activites Council, Frank is also involved in Track and Field. He plans to enter graduate school after working for a year. GEORGE O. ROBINSON, Ir., a junior majoring in Behaviorial Science and Criminal justice, is from Madi- son, Florida. He has been involved in numerous activi- ties during his years at Shaw. Among them are junior class president, National Pre-Alumni Council President CUnited Negro College Fundl, an honor roll student and President of the Debate Team. After graduation from Shaw, George plans to attend Law School and become a U.S. Congressman. With these achievements, he intends to fight for the Civil Rights of all mankind. f-5, .g'5'Z.S'-, Nw- B' To become a Business tycoon of International Reputation is the future goal of PATRICK I. UCHEBO, A senior majoring in Business Manage- ment and Economics, he is from Nigeria, West-Africa. He is a member of the International Students Association, where he holds the position of vice-president and a national member of the Smithsonian Associ- ation, He is also a member of Alpha Chi National Honor Society. YOLANDA ROSE WHITE, a native of Mobile, Alabama, is a senior majoring in Business Management and Ac- counting. She holds membership in the Womens Person- nel Council as vice-president, the Sunday School and Senior Class vice-president, Yolanda has been named Miss Womens Personnel Queen and has been a recipient of The Dr. Dorothy May Haith Scholarship Award. I-Ier career goals are to become independently wealthly, ar- riving at this by being the Chief C.P.A. in a well known firm. To attend graduate school and obtain a Ph.D. in Pharmacology are the goals of MILDRED MARCELETTE WILLIAMS. A native of Atlantic City, New Iersey, Mildred is a senior majoring in Chemistry. She is a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated, Alpha Rho Chapter fsecretaryb, Beta Kappa Chi scientific honor society of Shaw Univ. fpresidentj and member of Alpha Chi National Honor Society, N. C. Eta Chapter fpresidentj. Mildred is also a member of the Nation- al Institute of Science and has recieved the Presidential Scholarship C1975-793. Her goals are to acquire her Ph.D in Pharmacology and then to assist in medical research for the reduction of disease. PATRICIA ANN WILLIAMS, a senior majoring in Business Man- agement, is a native of Mobile, Alabama. She is a member of the Shaw Jaycees, the Business Club, Womens Personnel and a for- mer Big Sister for Bridges to Hope, One of her main accomplish- ments is that she has been on the honor roll for 3 years. Upon graduation, Pat plans to become associated with a successful firm with management responsibilities and to eventually own a small business of her own. ' 40 Ti' 'N .ei BARBARA S. WRIGHT, a native of Kelly, North Carolina, is a senior majoring in Business Management and Accounting, She is a member of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority fpresidentl, Iota Phi Lambda, the Business Club, Pre-Alumni CBusiness Manager! and Student Activities Committee. She was also a member of the Yearbook Staff for four years and Editor of this years issue. Barbara's goal is to become a Certified Public Accountant and own an Account- ing Firm, B3 ' A 1, 41 ui L Q, I .X HNmHHmNM- wwH, 1 I ' X. . .. If n mms 9 I1 f 4 fl , A I mv 1 ENR 3 ' 5 , if . M 1 1 ' , , 1 mm N WSEEQS P' 'J I f 1 A e ' I H 1 3 - - -A . 3 ' pc , E ,I I - - Xi -- Nj-l X V: xjgk sxgx' X FSWSWN F5355 0 N.-XNAN-ALAXQ X-RN-VAX-ANA. QNAXANA X-SN..BN-kX-kX-J- XA X XM X 1' U UF i V , li, li DUN' 3 M w x I - 1 STUDENT ACTIVITIES Committee Making things better 1 fl X.: . ,, -gf ,g if 'W I -I ' - xii. 3'?hi la, it-4- I -, 1 1'l - I PM .A ' I i nf ' f , 'J . ., - ll f A- EE SA R E C ROOM E P A E T N I I O N N G FRESHMAN TALENT AND FASHION SI-IGW . I. xx 143. ' 1 1,1 Qfffi fu... 12'-' H. M ',. 1 4.- 4' ,A .s- 25 x if if X 3 . f 1 6 rs A. ., i F 'xiii t . , ' X T 'V I! A 32.j,.l' . 3 Q L: 7 ' gf: - F f K YI 4 V ' f T 'Til' INTERNATIONAL DAY A iw 1 un J K--' . . . ,asm - l The International Student Orgamzatlon at f Q . 1 , f f Shaw University sponsored its annual Interna- i t Q favs.. tional Day. Exhibits, Cultural music, Dances and t L N - 9 ' 'Y a Movie were all part of the programs activities. 4 . -.N S in -I9 , N:'. -:,. N' X N lfkiiii' zu.. THE BUSINESS CLUB Dr. Harkant Mankad, at left with Dr. 1 Smith, was honored at the First Annual h Awards Banquet. Dr. Mankad was given ab' recognition for his invaluable services rendered at Shaw University. - . ,nl. V J, . -. nf . -fig? '.- HOLLYWOOD SQUARES ' J I 3 ,, 5 A , -J LW -- 1 4 --' b .', A ,xii-Qi! i 1' - nl FX 'f- x K - 'a ODYSSEY EN SEMBLE JAZZ VOCAL BAND IN CCN CERT -vu-'ij R5 VAQASTE Nl QQ! N Q X f iw iw 4 A 8 fl CC 9 A Q. ifbj Z LIJ an ALMA MATER Hail, Dear Qld Shaw U Thy sons revere thy name, Long shall thy works be proud Undimmed thy fame. Time shall thy praises sing, Glory repay thy tears, And loud thy praises ring Through all the years. Noble thy hallways Noble thy grassy plain Nobler the hearts of men Where thou dost reign. All We who love thy name Stout hearts that shall not fail, All rise and loud proclaim, Alma Mater, Hail! ,T 6 . 'el-9' il' w. Q X? J Iris G. Adams Ora K. Alexander Iohn H. Alston Alfred Anderson Behavioral Science English Liberal Studies Business Administration Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Clayton N.C. Philadelphia, Pa. and Mgt. Charleston, N.C. --'14-K 6 Caroline Baker Sonia Barnes Gregory Snake Batts Political Science Public Administration! Health 8: Physical Sanford, N.C. Criminal justice Education Wilson, N.C. Pikeville, N.C. ' Therold Bond Michael A. Bourne Irving Bradley, Ir. History 8: Governmental Behavioral Science Behavioral Science Studies Brooklyn, N.Y. Irvington, NJ. Chicago, Illinois Ralph E. Bell Music Suffolk, Va. Q Alf- ,I Sharon Bright Music Education Battleboro, N.C. 97 rs l K' x Vernetta Brown Criminal Iustice Rochester, N.Y. Mamie Brown Early Childhood Education Battleboro N.C. I i fr f r nil 6 ' C F2 1 f . - . ...- Karan Caviness Business Administration Jenkintown, Pa. Deborah Elaine Chavis Elementary Education Qsciencel Raleigh N.C. Vernon L. Brown Behavioral Science Henderson, N.C. . 1 - , J Nettie Chavis Business Mgt. and Economic Raleigh N.C. -n 1 Pi , EL.. . V L' x- W' Cassandra V. Butler Business Mgt. and Accounting Washington D.C. , i .i ., 1 fd - , T 1 x Gwendolyn I. Chenault Behavioral Science Pantego N.C. 1,i'N, . 1.. ,f ,. ., W' .y E, gf Wallace Cherry Samuel Clemons Carlene Cobb Franceen Cobb Communications Political Science Business Administration Business Administration Rocky Mount, N.C. Chicago, Ill, Washington, N.C. Washington, N.C. F ' l ,Q -1.3 William A. Coward Mable I. Cox Bruce Davis Richard DeZonie Public Administration English Health 8: Physical Radio, T.V., Film Kinston, N.C. Roper, N.C. Education New York, N.Y. Hollywood, Fla. . - Nl Q , Ronald A. Dobson Gwen Tilly Donelson Mary Frances Dunn Carlos Edwards Psychology Music Education Early Childhood Behavioral Science Winston-Salem, N.C. Chicago, Ill. Education Iamaica N.Y. Morehead City, N.C. Frances A. Edwards Cornelius U. Egwuatu Linda Ellis Henry O. Emezie Early Childhood Industrial Engineering Health and Physical Business Management Education Anambra Stae, Nigera Education Sr Economic Florence, S.C. Middlesex, N.C. Imo State, Nigeria Wt? 040' Roger England Health :Sz Physical Education Newton, N.C. Philip Fairwell Business Management Loris, S.C. gm A, 'E .1 fl 4 ., uv' Larry Evans Behavioral Science Greensboro, N.C. Norfolk, Virginia Pandora Faison Donald R. Fonville Early Childhood Health 8: Physical Education Education Kelford, N.C. New Bern, N.C. Joseph E. Evans Hinton LaRue Fairley Music Physical Education 6: Recreation Laurinburg, N.C. ' l 3 Barbara Faulk Behavioral Science Raleigh, N.C. Deborah A. Gaffney Raeford L. Gamble Melvin Gardner Marva lean Gibson Business Administration Behavioral Science Radio, T.V,, Film Early Childhood Rochester, N.Y. Martinville, VA Porthsmouth, VA Education l0O Salisbury, NC. ,fc XA . X Ul.-1-L C .. ...J Patricia Goddard Business Iamesville, N.C. . 3 ,Q . Alger I. Griffin Early Childhood Education Raleigh N.C. rf- '-- X x f. 1 Ianice Hocutt Business Administration 1 fv- l .fb - '7',- -fe ,f' , .. ,AX A if , , -,A Eunice F. Govan Audrey Grant Intermediate Education Theatre Arts St. George, SC. Bladenboro, N.C. 4 Patricia A. Hill Business Mgt.f Accounting Albertson, NC. Hurley R. Hailey Business Management Wagram, NC. 'f' g - 'gg c-T , 'S -1- 1 ff, Q i if 3- - 5.45 f,X' X i Ck' w XC? 7-. f j .L-eff' , ' Diane Hodges Cynthia Horsley Early Childhood Biology Education Reaford, N.C. Elizabethtown, N.C. Goldsboro, N.C. Percell Gregory Physical Education Hollywood, Fla. 5. o 9' V Margaret Faye Hinton Behavioral Science Raleigh, N.C. Dave Howard Health, P.E. 8: Recreation New Bern, N.C. ii 1 '.., li l 2 3 Q 1 L 7 Ol E' ' Q , 9, . :ea , Rollins W. Hunter Political Science Washington, D.C. Freddie Howard Radio, T.V., Film Henderson, N.C. i '? Raymond Johnson Valerie Iohnson Business Management! Business Management Economic Lewiston, N.Ci Chesapeake, VA. ,Q Ierome johnson Business Mgt.! Accounting Charleston, SC. Cynthia Iohnson Speech Pathology 8: Audiology Queens, N.Y. A .f Henry Claudius Iones Kasual jones Mathematics Theatre Arts Raleigh, NC. Raleigh, N.C. Mozell Iones Patricia Delois Iones Rosa jones Timothy R. Iones Behavioral Science Business Business Administration Business Management! Miami, Fla. Roanoke Rapids, NC. Rochester, N.Y. Economic Nashville, NC. 'sal' r. - -L' Q 1' P' ' J ' i3':'.'-- Larry T. Iordan Pre-Medicine fBiologyJ Philadelphia, PA Fred H. Langley Early Childhood Education Washington, N.C. Ioseph David Lee Behavioral Science Camden, S.C. ..--lx Y,-X-X . 5+ 'Je Gwendolyn Kea Behavioral Science Magnolia, N.C. r r Cheryl A. Larry Behavioral Science Seven Spring, N.C. V? Charles A. Kelley Health Sz Physical Education St. George, S.C. Wilbert L. King Health 8: Physical Education Pahokee, Florida ,,--Q f 1 ' il, if Tijuana Lawton Theatre Arts Savannah, Ga. I , i . K .J Louis Anthony Lee Angela Lucas Chemistry!Biology Political Science Riley Hill, N.C. Elizabethtown, N.C. N William H. Leach, jr. Business Management Marston, N.C. Q Kevin Lyons Radio, T.V., Film Selma, N.C. Carlton Ray Macklin George Edward Mainor Mahungu K. Matuvangu Stanley H. McClamb Business Management Historyflnternational Business Administration Religion 8: Philosophy Rocky Mount, N.C. Relations Rochester, N.Y. Apex, N.C. jacksonville, N.C. Charlene M. McKoy Behavioral Science Council, N.C. Kenneth Toby McNeil Health 8: Physical Education Wagram, N.C. -.ty Barbara Merrit Philosophy 8: Religion Chapel Hill, N.C. Barry L. Mitchell Public Administration MT. Vernon, N,Y. Anthony C. Moore Paula Moore Anthony Charles Mosley Pernell Motley History Behavioral Science Business Management Political Science Kinston, N.C. Burgaw, N.C. Atlanta, GA Newark, N.I. sf - A .1 a 'A .. Al ..-1 'x 3 ' 5 uf' f Q. l. - g 9 I I Elaine Murray Arnold F. Newsome Hosea R. Newson, Sr. Sababu C. Norris Biology Political Science Education Theatre Arts 8: Education Ridgeland, S.C. Ahoskie, N.C. Chicago, Illinois Brooklyn, N. Y. Emmanuel Nwagwu Makwala Nziuki Ben A. Okuzu Mwanda Pambu Accounting!Business Agricultural Engineering Urban Planning Biology Administration Zaire Nigeria Zaire Anambra State, Nigeria 'f'?' Verona Lynne Parker Geneva Marie Penn Laverne Pennycooke Vanessa L. Perry Public Administration! Business Management Early Childhood Political Science Criminal Iustice Ridgeway, VA. Education Raleigh, N.C. Pittsburgh, PA. Hartford, Connecticut 105 In 9 V -1 vw., .L 1 v , Y F A -ev ! .W -, ii af' l f ' N li f . . --. Patricia A. Peterson Arlee Rawls Willie Reed Geraline Richardson Political Science Early Childhood Secondary Education Early Childhood Florence, S.C. Education St. George, S.C. Education Emporia, VA. Wilmington, N.C. l 'lp- Samuel F. Roach, Ir. Anthony Ross Business Management Health 8: Physical Reidsville, N.C. Education Charleston, S.C. Iarnes L. Scales, Ir. Beverly Scott Music Education Behavioral Science Portsmouth, VA. Fort Lauderdale, Florida .JJ if Barbara L. Royal English!Education New Bern, N.C. Irving Ierome Sands Business Administration! Accounting Waterbury, Connecticut Q V 'ff-is A X 1 , , X gl ,ge . l Wanda D. Scott Physical Education Newark, NJ. Susan E. Sharp Behavioral Science Tarboro, N.C. Charles L. Smith Behavioral Science Burgaw, N.C. Ioel A. Siles Criminal Iusticef Public Administration Elizabethtown, N.C, Ernest T. Smith Physical Education Laurinburg, N.C. james C. Smith Radio, T.V., Film Fayetteville, N.C. Carl Micheal Stallworth Wendell B. Strayhorne Barbara Suggs Benjamin Sutton Health 8: Physical Health 8: Physical Behavioral Science Behavioral Science Education Education Farmville, N.C. Kinston, N.C. Mobile, Alabama Loris, S.C. had ' , - dlp , if H Paulette Levon Tennison Edna R. Thompson Curtis Turner Frank Turner Business Administration Business Management! Business Management Radio, T.V., Film Yonkers, New York Accounting Yonkers, New York Pompano Beach, Florida Raleigh, N.C. rfb Ronnie Tyson PatriCk I. Uchebo Judith A. Walkes Rosalyn Ward Biology Business AdII1iI1iStrHtiOI1! Behavioral Science Biology Winter Haven, Florida Management Pompano Beach, Florida Brooklyn, New York Lagos, Nigeria David E. Watson III Frederick A. White Yolanda R. White Orddrell Whitworth Music Education History 8: International Business Management! Chemistry Portsmouth, Virginia Relations Accounting Gastonia, N.C. Durham, N.C. Mobile, Alabama I 6 I az vl,m R. , . Wm-..' T' 9, - 1, i .J-' My ff l ' ' ' Brenda Williams Fermon Williams, Ir. Mildred M. Williams Patricia Williams Radio, T.V., Film Behavioral Science Chemistry Business Management Claytgn, N,C, W35hingt0n, D,C, Atl3I'lfiC City, Mobile, Alabama X Q ,, ns Linda G. Wilson Ioanna C. Wilson Elementary Education Historv Nesmith, S.C. V -, Kingstree,'S,C. .. ,,. lx! Lynn Works Early Childhood Education Norwalk, Conn. d., Q L ff Barbara S. Wright Business Management! Accounting Kelly, N.C. Rev. Keith Young William C. Dunlap Henry McCloud, Ir. Elijah R. Melvin Behavioral Science Public Administration! Behavioral Science Business Roselle, NJ. Criminal Justice Clearwater, Florida Fayetteville, N.C. Wadesboro, N.C. Robert I. Rozzell Dorothy Brunson Yvonne D. Vann Business Management! Public Administration Business Accounting Wilson, N.C. Raleigh, N.C. Fayetteville, N.C. , 1 I ' Q .l I-rr l ,. Y . 1 v .lj 1 f ls Louis A. Lee Yolanda White Senior Class President Vice P1'6SiC16I1f Riley Hill, NC. Mobile, Alabama 35- S . Deborah E, Chavis Mary DUI111 Secretary Treasurer Raleigh, NVQ. Morehead City, N.C. l , I I Patricia Goddard Miss Senior Iamesville, N.C. Gregory Batts Iudical Council Representative Pikeville, NC. The speaker for the 114th Convo- cation for conferring of Degrees was Dr. Alfred L. Moye, Deputy Commissioner of the Bureau of Higher and Continuing Education, U.S. Office of Education, Depart- ment of HEW. f .4 ' gr.. ' 1' IUME In issuing his challenge, Dr. Moye said, I hope it was a labor in which you have learned to take pleasure in the challenge of new ideas . . . in stretching your intel- lect against the mysteries of na- ture and the minds of great schol- ars and thinkers who have proceeded you. 'l'l :uns Mrs, GRADUATION l Dr. Moye challenged the seniors to embark on a lifetime of chal- lenging yourself, your intellect, your careers will stretch into the first quarter of the 21st century. SEN ICR BAN QUET In his address to welcome parents, students, alum- nis, faculty and staff, Louis Lee, Senior Class Presi- dent, said that he came to Shaw confused and without any definite goals. But, Shaw has strengthened, directed and given his life purpose. Flanked by the President and Secretary of the Alumni Association, Debra Chavis makes her first alumni payment! The newly elected Ms. Shaw University, 1979-80, Marsha Taylor emphasized to the audience the symbolic importance of the gavel in her hand. President-elect, QSGAJ George Robinson presents President Micheal Bourne KSGA President 78-793 with a gavel and board. Mr. Robinson stressed the burden and responsibility that is placed upon one individual by the student body. Q S Y ' A fOo7'B'HLl- f NNIESZ :ww ng? - I Ge-+Qu+0P my wav Umoh CHIF6 H'd'S', GFZgQ1fJQ':lGQ+ Upggewf, f Q L QKC my ------ Th 'TS ?F+h+ ' I ' N' home boy- , 'Kids P521 Vaxfsren He Bmw? Blifragiel A fc ' ff 0 NX 1 9 33 A M m - 1 ' K Ii, , B. R 1 3 s J 59' '? Tz1Q 1Q,Q j x,.f-fa--rw, N , .I ' ' ' ' fl 1 L fi fi 11 A L . W, M . W. K A N 1 WMM 1+hmK+h F WNV 'T is fellas? U game . S:-,Q 325,156 fmfedoigfd lcoachmp as HSY mon you I b f b HTQ, wonder ui. QW-QS looked ood ,I v. we Saw Some r-mg 5p0+5, -Y H453 W, prochce ii' E 4+ 1 n d S e me b ocgked on fwo goo pxoys. +h,,+5 gcod weegq. 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I pd, some hum If he Cam'-V P-Qv hw. 50 dad , .coma 'em' 'mm1 ' ERRH ur we out l00kEd ' Whod- ll Ploshmh good ,bmrwau 7- m Q55 'OSA rum- II we dr-ess mn! Qc yorgyyhxf -'1 as 5142+ on fldonfi' gefa M520 A - -Phe lug? SOOYN 'Life No, 1 '- Why? 2111 lg, HGW7 q 1, H 4 84 Who? ' 1 Y Iylgfg- V ' Y LZT rne x f ',1',f - crack .v rs 1 ff 22 dov-if he Says, Iii +he bei? in evcrf+?3f2? C5 7 i ff! X 1 .li ff X' W , zz Welcolrne SHQVV u,.'V6i'9'+y f0U'70'l ' WG fficcxrs re had To EST qrecorov, Zfu npf in - 9 a++Ye - . I+'s so HARD TO BE A .su-:Aw BEAR. R. DW-f A 4 J WOME 'S SCFTBALL TEAM ll al i I ,y. 1 A3 'Q' N Q' A X if 2 s I ' ' i 'L 6 i' 'Il K . - I-17 4 The 1979 women's softball team. Top row fleft to rightj, Delbra Trusty, Angela Reid, Marsha Taylor and Deloris Williams. Front row: A. Lucas ftrainerj, Elvalorie Matthews, Vyneder jackson, Doris Russell, Sandra Gwyn and Lee Royster, Coach. V. -1, nu' 0 1 RALEIGH, Norm Cnnouru 271 I I SHAW UNHVERSHTY x V , SOFTBALL SCHEDULE 1979 Q-.lf-Q: IQSTITUTION: March 15, 1979 Pembroke State Univ. Pembroke, N.C. 1:10 March 19, 1979 UNC-Wilmington 1-Ii1mihg'Lpo:1, N.C. 3:30 March 21, 1979 Barlzer-Scotia College Raleigh, ILC. 3:00 March 23, 1979 Methodist College CDH, Raleigh, ILC. 2:00 1-larch 27, 1979 I-ieredith College Raleigh CI-iereditij 2:03 .March 29, 1979 NC-Wesleyan College Rocky I-hunt, N.C. 3:00 March 30, 1979 9f+f'9f'7'54T1'i I'fSeet++'X'9Hf f Raleigh, ILC. 3 :3O Shaw-ETCCU-Xilrzstoxz-Salem March 31, 1979 '7f X'??W i1QLiad Ifee't'Pf'AH f Raleigh, ILC. 0:03 1 Shaw-Winggate-Meredith-S13 . Aug. April 2, 1979 North Carolina Central Univ. Durham, ILC. 3:00 April A+, 1979 UNC-Charlotte Charlotte, ILC. 2 00 April 15, 1979 NC-Wesleyan College Raleigh,N.C. 3 00 April 20, 1979 Chowan College Iiiuifreesboro, TLC. 2 00 April 2l+, 1979 Barber-Scotia College Concord, ILC. 3 00 April 25, 1979 Choimn College KDTU Raleigh, TLC. 2:00 April 30, 1979 Morris College Raleigh, N.C. 2:00 April 27 IE 28 2QAl.i-flournameni: TBA Y f f IBA, Lee Royster,Coaeh Dr. William M. Sparm Office: C9191 755-A1868 Athletic Director Office: C9191 755-74978 E fi 5 ca 'D :wg n si., N- M 1 BASEBALL TEAM Baker, Nathaniel Ballenger, Perry Bourne, Michael Brown, Melvin Brown, Robert D. Evans, Larry R. Ford, jimmy Iohnson, Larry Jones, Torris Kenner, Antonio D. Lewis, Andrew Lucas, William Martin, Terrence Nimmons, Tony Scott, Ronald Styles, William Turner, Curtis Williams, Darryl Williams, Edward Sm 'Aw 1 DA TE ' March 14 2 March 23 , 1979 , 1979 3 March 25, 1979 IQ March 27, 1979 1 April 4, I April 7, ' 'April 22, ' April 23, April 25, April 28, I April 30, 1 I 4 1979 1979 1979 1979 1979 1979 1979 SHAW UNIVERSITY BASEBALL SCHEDULE 1979 INSTITUTION Friendship College CDH! Norfolk State College St. Augustine's College A8zT State University QDHJ Friendship College Norfolk State College St. Augustine's College A8:T State University KDHJ Elon College CDHJ Morris College Morris College Tlzeadore IBusterI Powell Head Baseball Coach Tel. C9193 755-6989 ShaW's game l I I 1 l u l I OI' 19195 755-4978 PLACE TIME Norfolk, Va. Raleigh, N.C. Raleigh, N.C. 1:00 p. Raleigh, N.C. 1:00 p. Raleigh, N.C. 2:00 p. Greensboro, N.C. 1:00 p. Elon, N.C. 1:00 p. Sumter, S.C. 2:00 p. Raleigh, N.C. 2:00 p. Dr. William Spann Athletic Director Tel. C9195 755-4978 Home: 833-6713 Home Playing Field: Lions Park 1800 Watkins Street Raleigh, N. C. Rock Hill, S.C. 5:00 p. 1:00 p. 2:00 p. Raleigh, N.C. 1:00 p. 9 0 A... ME 'S BASKETBALL TEAM NOS. 'ill 21-20 45-44 43-42 25-24 53-52 35-34 5,30 11-10 51-50 41-40 312 33-32 15-14 NAME Willie Murphy Ronald Cash Claudius Jones Walter Harper Charlie Patterson Keith Johnson Doyle Beneby Herman Hutchinson Dave Johnson Carl Lacy Willie Nash Keith Smith Ronald Woodruff Mike Carter Emmanuel Williams Kenneth Archie Earvin Jennette Jr LEROY MAXWELL -- Senior Team Manager STANLEY WILLIAMS - Team Manager 3 'lil xxx BQ i4 THE SHAW BEARS fl 'Q So C Jr G Sr F Sr G-F So FYC Sr F So F So G So F Fr G Jr G Jr F-C Fr G Fr G Fr G Fr G F 2 , A l ko, l HGT WQT HIGH SCHOOL HOMETOWN 6'9 188 Maxton Maxton, N.C. 6'3 175 Atlantic City Atlantic City, N.J. 6'6 184 Enloe Raleigh, N. C. 6'4 160 Rice Manhattan, N.Y, 6'10 188 Red Springs Red Springs, N,C. 6'4 184 Rice Manhattan, N.Y. 6'5 199 Curley Miami, Fla. 6'O 146 N. Miami Beach Miami, Fla. 6'7 197 Calabar Kingston, Jamaica 6'2 180 Overbrook Philadelphia, Pa. 6'1 178 DuSable Chicago, Ill. 6'8 217 Sweet Home Sr. Orlando, Fla. 6'3 176 Chamberlain Washington, D.C. 5 l1 165 Howard Woodson Washington, D.C. 6'1 158 N,MiamiBeach Miami,FIa. 5'9 160 North Forsyth Winston-Salern,N.C 6'5 184 John Wilkinson Belhaven, N.C. SHAW UNIVERSITY BASKETBALL SCVEDULE 1978-79 QE Institution Where Played lg-ig Nov. 24, 25, 1978 Rocky Mt. Tournament Rocky Mount, N. C. 7 O0 p Nov. 29, 1978 Barber-Scotia College Concord, N. C. 9 OO p Dec 2, 1978 Howard University Washington, D. C. 8 O0 p Dec 6, 1978 Virginia State College Raleigh, N. C. 8 00 p Dec 9, 1978 Hampton Institute Hampton, Va. 8 O0 p Dec ll, 1978 Livingstone College Raleigh, N. C. 8 OO p Dec 14, 1978 Barber-Scotia College Raleigh, N. C. 8 OO p Dec 21-23, 1973 Uindy City Tournament Chicago, Ill. 7 00 p Jan 6, 1979 Elizabeth City State Raleigh, N. C. 8 O0 p Jan 13, 1979 Winston-Salem State Raleigh, N. C. S 00 p Jan 15, 1979 Atlantic Christ. College Raleigh, N. C. 8 OO p Jan 17, 1979 J. C. Smith University Charlotte, N. C. 8 OO p Jan 22, 1979 J. C. Smith University Raleigh, N.C. 8 OO p Jan 24, 1979 Fayettevill State Uni. Fayetteville, N. C. 3 00 p Jan 27, 1979 Saint Paul's College Raleigh, N. C. 8 00 p Jan 29, 1979 Winston-Salem State linston-Salem, N. C. 8 OO p Feb 3, 1979 kSt. Augustine's College Raleigh, Na C. S O0 p Feb 7, 1979 Norfolk State College Norfolk, Va. 8 00 p Feb 9, 1979 ffSt. Augustine's College Raleigh, N. C. 12 O0 p Feb 12, 1979 Livingstone College Salisbury, N. C. 8 OO p Feb lb, 1979 Virginia Union University Richmond, Va. 8 O0 p Feb 17, 1979 Fayetteville State Uni. Raleigh, N. C. 8 00 p WShaw University Game. W Dr. William M. Spann, ffSt. Augustine's College Game Director Of fthletics C755-49789 Ira Mitchell, Head Coach 1755-48393 C. i' aff fn if '75 f , - 2' , ,nf ..,, 594: ri fhff' ,'Q f Q fe W ,. as W ww' 'M 2: .L ga, , Www . .P I U .., W fn if? . .11 I 1- QU ,.,...F- ,o ,f 1 419' i 1.1- Xi ik ' , x , l ' v '. 3 1 I Y f I o I: - n Al A r bgt j' 2 7 'I' Sh' 3 Frqxl v ' H791 NK' ' .-hu -X ISBUSTIAAJ Lug-DQR ' .' V '- R ' 1 .. . , llx Isl. A -Q:-A , 'i g 2-' ' :J-ff ' Q 4 . L , . . V F I Y 5 .. , A -.'. K JN' S ' ' f' ' Q v 4 5 ' . N tx , N. Q ,., 8 -f ' Q v. 'sl MEN 'S BASKETBALL ,wx ,I Y E3 :il H l f. fe o JL fly r ' I U .C dm ' w 9' om' X YNNA .Q N 1, wh. .?,f-51' x 'TQ if 51.1.11 'Swv-1 ,A ll MEN 'S BASKETBALL Daniels, Raychon Evans, Cheryl Freeman, Helen A. Gibbs, Terry D. Harris, Dorothy A Iackson, Vyneder Latson, Linda Pinckney, Emma Powell, Pauline E. Ray, Sandra E. Skeeter, Sylvia Tabb, Charilla L. Washington, Edna D. Gericleau, Robyn 5,7,, 5,60 5'10 5'3 5'7 5'4 5'9Vz 5'8 5'6 5'7 5'2 5,5,, 5'8lA 5'3 WOME 'S BASKETBALL TEAM Lee Royster, Head Coach Roger England, Asst. Coach 151 G-F Fr. 141 G Fr. 150 F Soph 135 G Soph. 155 C Sr. 135 G Soph 145 C Fr. 130 F Soph 125 F Ir. 114 G-F Fr. 111 G Soph 135 F Fr. 121 F Soph 110 P-G Fr. Fairmont Heights Carver Area Bertie Pantego Bunn Ridgeland Dillard Ridgeland Hickory Pine Forest I.C. Norcom Lafayette Harleyville Walterboro Beaver Hgts., Md. Chicago, Ill. Ahoskie, N. C. Pantego, N. C. Louisburg, N. C. Pineland, S. C. Ft. Lauderdale, Fla Ridgeland, S. C. Hickory, N. C. Fayetteville, N.C. Portsmouth, Va. Williamsburg, Va. Dorchester, S. C. Walterboro, S.C. Date Nov. 28, 1978 Nov. 30, 1978 Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec Dec Dec Dec Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. L2,1978 4,1978 5,1978 6,1978 7,1978 9,1978 11,1978 12,1978 10,1979 17,1979 18,1979 22,1979 24,1979 26,1979 27,1979 29,1979 1,1979 3,1979 6,1979 8,1979 9,1979 12,1979 13,1979 16J7,1979 23, 24, 1979 SHAW UNIVERSITY 1978-79 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE QWOMEND Team Fayetteville Winston-Salem A 8:TfBennett!St. Aug. UNC-Wilmington Campbell Winston-Salem Lenoria-Rhyne Hampton Institute Fayetteville Pembroke Elon I. C. Smith UNC-Wilmington I. C. Smith Pembroke NCCU Saint Paul Livingstone NCCU St. Augustine Elizabeth City Elon St. Augustine Livingstone Campbell CIAA BASKETBALL Tournament At Elizabeth City NCAIAW Tournament PIIICH Time Raleigh, N. C. Raleigh, N. C. Greensboro, N. C. Raleigh, N. C. Raleigh, N. C. Winston-Salem, N. C. Hickory, N. C. Hampton, Va. Fayetteville, N. C. Raleigh, N. C. Elon, N. C. Charolette, N. C. Wilmington, N. C. Raleigh, N. C. Pembroke, N. C. Raleigh, N. C. Raleigh, N. C. Raleigh, N. C. Durham, N. C. Raleigh, N. C. Raleigh, N. C. Raleigh, N. C. Raleigh, N. C. Salisbury, N. C. Buies Creek, N. C. 6:30 p. 7:00 p. 6:00 p. 7:00 p. 6:30 p. 6:00 p. 7:00 p. 8:00 p. 6:30 p. 6:00 p. 7:00 p. 5:30 p. 5:30 p. 8:00 p. 7:00 p. 6:30 p. 5:30 p. 6:30 p. 5:30 p. 6:00 p. 6:00 p. 6:00 p. 6:00 p 5:30 p 7:00 p H1 H1 IT1 III l'1'l l'1'1 IT1 H1 H1 ID IT1 H1 l'I'l H1 III U1 H1 I'I'l IT1 H1 l'1'l ITI .ITI .IH .II1 xi, C l v 9 if 3.9 'OW 0 I - . , K' . 5. 'n' 'g sift... J. o, I N .rr W. N s ,aft -N X, 1-JJ., ,U 3 ll! 'El lr lla- 10 GOLF TEAM . .7 ' 1' 'Q -1 S Q 'lf l 'D'-'Y' H Q. ml a ffl if-5 I I I I I I I I I 2 I I I I Bailey, John Bradley, Edward Brown, Vernon Cook, Robert Eqwautu, Cornelius Gamble, Raeford Long, Brian Maxwell, Leroy Ward, Thomas Springfield Gar. Simon Gratz Vance Camden University High Dewey-Madison Woodrow Wilson West Charlotte Simon Gratz 6'3W' 176 Fr. 6'0 140 Sr. 5'8 150 Sr. 5'9 165 Ir. 6'1 174 Sr. 5'11 175 Sr. 6'0 157 Ir. 5'11 235 Ir. 6'3 150 Soph Queens, N. Y. Philadelphia, Pa. Henderson, N. C. Camden, S. C. N sukka, Nigeria Martinsville, Va. Washington, D. C. Charlotte, N. C. Philadelphia, Pa. SHAW UNIVERSITY NAME Armwood, Bobby Autry, Victor Baker, Charles A. Battle, Jerry L. Bennett, Stacy F. Berry, Carl Brown, Joseph Brown, Melvin C-her ry , Gregory Dickens, Charles V Dinkins, Edwin - Gamble, Raeford Godbold, Clayton Harris, Michael Hawkins, Calvin Hazelton, Leo Henderson, Sherman Jenkins, Jackie Jones, Dwayne Jones, Reginald Jordan, Michael Kelley, Charles A. King, Wilbert L. Kohn, Danny Kyles, William D. McCullough, Ronnie McKnight, Shelton McNeil, Kenneth,T. Mack, lrizarry ' Mack, Maehand, Jr. Merriweather, Bernard Nimmons, Tony Patterson, Russell Pierce, Keith Pittman, Ronald Riley, Calvin K. Rivers, Earl L. Ross, Anthony Salley, Jerry J. Samuels, Joseph M. Scott, Ronald A. Stewart, Ronald ' Streeter, Johnny -Sumler, Tommy Thomas, J immy Thomas, Michael Tollerson, Herbert Warren, Frank Williams, Christopher Wood, Joseph Gardner, Rodney House, Derrick ROSTER HT. WT. 6'3 195 5'7 158 6'0 190 5 '10 170 5'8 185 5'6 145 6'3 195 6'4 190 5 '9 150 5'9 200 6'l 225 5'-l l 175 5 '6 248 6'3 186 5 'I 1 163 23 6'3 6'2 199 6'0 205 6f0 180 5 'l l 182 5'9 185 5 '1 1 205 6'0 201 5 '1 1 150 6'2 200 6'0 200 5'10 175 6'l 250 6'0 220 6'0 176 5'10 200 5'10 165 5'7 167 6'0 190 6'2 180 6'0 170 6'2 190 6'0 190 6'0 175 5'l0 180 5'7 230 5 '10 235 5 'l 1 190 6'0 165 6'0 224 6'1 225 6'l O 175 5'2 197 5'7 169 6'4 175 POS. TE DB DE DB RB Db TB SE RB OG OT-G RB NC DB DB 225 DT LB DB LB RB RB MLB SE OT LB DB OT OT LB FB QB QBP DB SE Pr TE RB OB TB OG C LB WR DT G QB F B-R TB DB CL. Fr. Fr. Fr So Fr Fr Fr Fr Jr Fr Fr Sr Fr Jr F r TE-DT Fr So Fr Fr Fr Sr ' Jr Fr Fr Fr So Sr Fr Fr Fr Fr Fr Fr Jr Fr Fr Sr Fr Fr Fr Fr. Fr Fr Jr Fr Fr Fr Fr Fr HOMETOWN Faison, N. C. Fayetteville, N. C. Fayetteville, N. C. Jacksonville, Fla. Newport News, Va Bartow, Fla. Sparta, Ga. Florida City, Fla. Brooklyn, N.Y. Stuart, Fla. Augusta, Ga. Martinsville, Va. Richmond, Va. Newport News, Va Jacksonville, Fla. Stuart, Fla. Fayetteville, N. C. Jacksonville, Fla. Newport.News, Va Raleigh, N. C. Bridgeport, Conn. St. George, S. C. Pahokee, Fla. Jacksonville, Fla. Monroe, Ala. Ocala, Fla. Henderson, N. C. Wagram, N. C. Augusta, Ga. Bridgeport, Conn. Augusta, Ga. Denmark, S. C. Bartow, Fla. , Bridgeport, Conn. Enfield, N. C. Bridgeport, Conn. Jacksonville, Fla. Charleston Hts. Brooklyn, N. Y. Augusta, Ga. Portsmouth, Va. Chicago, 111. Portsmouth, Va. Miami, Fla. Murfreesboro, N. C Sparta, Ga. Jacksonville, Fla. Sparta, Ga. Henderson, N. C. Jacksonville, Fla. r fix .4 f3r . o n... 0 night.- .ln- I 14,1 A J ' ' Tj ? f1 1.1 'I Q si.. . Y 1 A I 'L Y ht V - - A o - , M 75- 4 . .. - . ' vi. A - 5' ' J ' . 'A' - I l 'ffkn' V Q h vv I ll' 1 ' ' 4 -. ,. . ' ': ' . ,f- , .-N-JY ' v . ' f n ' - of Y' -g . '- ' -ah. A ' v , - I, . , 1 ri' 42 ' 2-1 , I . r 4 , 'Y 1. ' ' ' - Q 1 N r . V 'f Q . - nz , , i 'L -' Q3 If ' .-- ,f , ,ff- g 4:5 g x 1 5 L. 5 -I -S A N5 ,RC N. X pg X thi- , s... . N.1 'Q . 'r 1 I . . 1. ,' 4 1 f 1., 4 .,,1 VN ,gf .- 'fQ's3Q 'f Vg. km X '1 1... k-1-A i J TENNIS TEAM 1 . Iohn Alston .............. Bernadette Brown Bruce Davis .......,...... Herman Fluitt ....... Horace Martin ...... William Moreland ....... Richard Nesbit ......... Brenda Ross ....... I H 'e e - Aaeq -T ava- MMM- -TQ .......Philade1phia, Pa, .......Elmsford, N.Y. ........Ho11ywood, Fla. ..............Miami, Fla. ........Hollywood, Fla. ............Savannah, Ga. ............Charleston, SC. .........New Haven, Conn. T X N4 EA T LLEYBALL VO S o- F +151 J'.TS3VQ 3 -5 au. F. .4,,,,f. ,H ,.,f ,, ,. ,.,. , - Daniels, Raychon Gantt, Carmen Harris, Barbara Matthews, Elvalrie Robinson, Yvonne Tennison, Paulette Williams, Carrie D Williams, Cathy Worley, Bonnie 5 5733 1,1 -+. .--4 4.1 v.. 17 ...fs I 5'7 5'3 5'11' 5'2 5'4 5'3 5'3 5'5W' 51611 Y.- -'ll' Both Setter Spiker Both Both Setter Both Spiker Setter Fairmont Heights Bay Ridge Scotland N. Broughton McKinley Yonkers Pine Hills I.T. Hoggard Tar Heel Beaver Hgts., Md. Brooklyn, N. Y. Laurinburg, N. C. Raleigh, N. C. Washington, D. C. Yonkers, N. Y. Alberta, Ala. Wilmington, N. C White Oak, N. C. E SHAW UNIVERSITY Q Volleyball Schedule Q 1978-1979 l Date Institution Place Time 1 Sept. l 28 A 8cT!Winston-Salem!Shaw Greensboro 6:30 p.m ' October i 2 Meredith!St. Andrews!Shaw Raleigh 6:00 p.m Q 5 ACC!Shaw!Meredith Meredith 6:00 p.m . 16 St. Aug.!Eliz. C!Shaw Eliz. City 6:00 p.m 7 20 Methodist!ACC!Shaw Wilson 6:00 p.m 24 Eliz. City Raleigh 6:00 p.m 26 St. AugfShaw!NCW Rocky Mount 6:00 p.m , 30 Methodist!NCW!Shaw Raleigh 6:00 p.m '. 31 St. Andrew Laurinburg 6:00 p.m l I I 1 I IN TERMURALS '79 5.5. 7 1 IN TERMURALS '79 4762976939 W IN TERMURALS '79 n n Fi X 1'9 I s , NX N 1 L 0 X U .J , .4 564599 ef, ,QS ta Q? U ii' 1- ' M I-1- iv' 5 Q6 4? P 4 age mf' X Q o oo O D ,X 0 I 1. xx-M Z 0433 1 Wi? .X 49 , - LE-- 75' likes. 4-K if lst ATTENDANT TO MISS 2nd ATTENDANT TO MISS HOMECOMING HOMECOMING Lynne Parker Fannie Hart MISS ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA SOR., INC, MISS ALPHA PHI ALPHA FRAT., INC Vernetta Brown Karen Caviness 'N MISS BAND Ernestine Davis 4 1 I v 1 5-i 1 , MISS BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE CLUB Charlene McCoy MISS BAPTIST STUDENT UNION Brenda Taylor MISS BETA KAPPA CHI Mildred Williams i- '4- pf' MISS BROTHERS UNLIMITED, INC. Vernetta Moore MISS CAPE PROGRAM Sonia Barnes I i I MISS BURGUNDY AND GREY Connie Bryant I ! QQ fl-7 , 1 MISS CHEERLEADER Iackie Dean IA MISS CHORALE SOCIETY MISS CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CHOIR Donna Williams Diane Fryar .lv- MISS DELTA SIGMA THETA SORORITY MISS ENGLISH CLUB Geralline Richardson Vickie Iohnson I B MISS EVENING SCHOOL MISS FOOTBALL Barbara Sanders Marsha Taylor MISS FRESHMAN MISS GROVE PHI GROOVE SOCIAL Terre Coleman FELLOWSHIP Gloria Buchanon no hh If MISS GRQVE PHI SQUL SOCIAL FELLOWSHIP Patricia Peterson MISS IAYCEE Barbara Battle MISS IVY CLUB Emma Pinckney MISS JUNIOR Pamela Cheek JV-. N 'xx' MISS KAPPA ALPHA PSI MISS MAIORETTE Brenda Simmons KTYSYG Avery MISS NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF MISS NU GAMMA ALPHA SCIENCE Karen Hayes Delores Doctor MISS SHAW UNIVERSITY 1978-79 'X 1 1 1 i 1 l 1 f STEPH l STEPHANIE LEVERNE MAULTSBY, a native of Bladenboro, North Caroli- , na, was chosen by the student body to 4 be crowned Miss Shaw University of 1979. If ggfitlr-nu UMERSI T Stephanie is a Speech Pathology and Audiology major. She is a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha 4Sorority, Inc., Alpha Chi National Honor Scoiety, Who's Who Among American Colleges and 'Universities, National Dean's list, and a majorette for the Shaw University Marching Band. Q Her hobbies are reading, sports, swimming, traveling and meeting new linterestingj people. I Upon graduation from Shaw University, Stephanie plans to attend graduate school and pursue fa career in Audiology. I 1 I . . 1 l 1 I 1 1 1 ATTEN DAN TS TO MISS SHAW lst Attendant d Attendant Zn Lana Latimer Barbara Royal dul- MISS OMEGA PSI PHI MISS PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL Glenda Corniffe Robin Butler 5-Lp 41 yn CHE? 1- MISS PEM CLUB MISS PHI BETA SIGMA DE'bOI'ah DiXOI1 Teresa Cameron Xe! MISS POLITICAL SCIENCE MISS PRE-ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Eleanor Matthews Stephanie Lumford Cm MISS SENIOR CLASS MISS SHAW PLAYERS 8: COMPANY Patricia Goddard Bernadetta Brown XY tu? -if .F ,. , 3 5515 1 'X I w A MISS SIGMA DOVE MISS SOPHOMORE CLASS Mary McNeil Audrey Nelson P ,.. VH' 'lf-Q MISS SPHIXMAN CLUB MISS STUDENT ACTIVITIES Teresa jones COMMITTEE Ioanna Wilson Il '- If ff , P. MISS STUDENT NATIONAL EDUCATION ASS. Mary Dunn ,,. aff 412, -E 8. ,'5 fs. 'ET' MISS SWING PHI SWING SOCIAL FELLOWSHIP, INC. Teresa Grier ea. V11 Q' .nh J MISS SUNDAY SCHOOL Gloria Greene qv. A V!!! 1, - r , XM:- MISS THEOLOGICAL FRATERNITY Karen Phillips N i J il 1 tg N 1, A !t f ' H -I f , we if lv' I it iizx . Q. X f . E R .. L MISS TUTOR MISS UNITED HERITAGE GOSPEL Valerie Seabrooks CHOIR Michelle Palmer MISS UPWARD BOUND MISS USHER BOARD Dearice Smith Cheryl O'Neil 9 60 I x 44 'vvwi 1' '- .l 'E MISS PERSONNEL COUNCIL MISS WSHA-FM Yolanda White Cathig I-1311 .sexy Y MISS YEARBOOK MISS ZETA PHI BETA Olivia Walker Cynthia Bunch 'Y ZA ,ffl , -xz.'g1':' xW. 'lr . K XXX! D ATIONS 'Randy Downs Q3 f'5'?'X'f ' u L. fa' YQV LW Q Sf ,. if P, R ll 1:7 64 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION If we as black students are to achieve the benefits of a college education, we must first apply our- selves in the direction of attaining this education. The search for knowledge hasn't been an easy quest for black people in the American society. Crisis situa- tions of all types have presented it- self as objects of frustration pitted against our struggle for achieve- ment. To let such frustrations stifle our dreams would be the greatest Leon Brooks Hosea Newsome Ierome Iohnson Irvin Bradley Nilous Avery Vice President, Internal Affairs Vice President, External Affairs Business Manager Associate Iustice Chief Iustice denouncement of self and our black spawned heritage. We are the pride of our families, the heart of a race still in search for answers to many problems, and the soul of a people whose persistent quest for total free- dom and equality will not be quenched until the actualization of this goal is achieved, You, as students and potential workers, must eternally live with the fact that your black heritage will often play a major role throughout your lives. The knowledge that stu- dents have at hand here at Shaw University is geared to help them function adequately within the business sanctum. However, stu- dents must be aware that their own growth of maturity is needed to fur- ther enhance their chances profi- ciency within this world. Thus, I leave the decision within your hands. True success comes to those that have genuinely sought to suc- ceed. l l l 1 I l I I l J. l Q ll l l 'l l 5. l I it 3 ll l ll I I i l l l l Q l I l M V A l. Xos M X Aga! 4212? M st Lu co 66 Barbara Wright The Yearbook Staff regrets the tardiness of the book, however, we contend that under the circumstances we did rather well. We began with a staff of about forty persons, and within a month's period, there remained three: the editor, Barbara Wrightg Anthony Christopher, the ex- ecutive editor, and the associate editor, Iackie Young. Despite the fact that our staff had decreased fsmilej, we still stuck to our theme, When you're good, peo- ple notice ! And we were noticed, and joined by a few other kind souls, which now makes it possible for you to read this passage. Anthony Christopher ef! Iackie Young . This book was once at a standstillg however, it has nf been produced better later than never. Will we have a functional staff next year is a question S worth devoting a book to, l 'S 5 This book does not answer thatg however, if effective, 'I llrie book will firmly plant iii ,Elie readers mind, When you re good, people rioiieel THE 1978-79 BEAR STAFF BARBARA WRIGHT EDITOR-IN -CHIEF ANTHONY CHRISTOPHER EXECUTIVE EDITOR XHEAD PHOTOGRAPHER IACKIE YOUNG ASSOCIATE EDITOR I SECRETARY MICHAEL TURNER CAMPUS PHOTOGRAPHER MONTEVILLA ANDERSON LAYOUT EDITOR DENNIS HARRIS LAYOUT ASSISTANT GREGORY BATTS GRADUATES PATRICIA CHAPMAN HEAD TYPIST AUDREY NELSON COMMUNICATIONS EDITOR RANDY DOWNS FINE ARTS EDITOR MR. CHARLES MITCHELL ADVISOR 7 CONTRIBUTORS Deborah Adkins Vernetta Brown Raychon Daniels Larry Evans Shermaine Frasier Veronica Gilbert Sheila Hardy Deborah Henderson Edith Lee Tammy Mason Carolyn Reid Geraline Richardson Beverly Spry Rosa Stanback Olivia Walker Our appreciation goes out to the entire staff for their hard work and dedication We must also thank the many people who gave of their time Although your name may not have been included here it is truly implanted in our hearts Message From The Editor I am indeed grateful for the opportunity and the privilege that I have had in serving in the capacity as editor for the 1979 issue of the Shaw Bear. Though the tasks of publishing this volume of the Bear was arduous, the way was made smooth by the unselfish assistance rendered by the intreging staff and the participation of the Shaw family. However, through the sincere efforts of the staff, I hope that the annual will serve as a treasured mo- mentum to all my fellow colleagues. In closing, I give Special Thanks to Anthony Christopher and jacquelyn Young for their loyal- ty, dedication and outstanding contributions to this production . . . And to my fellow graduating Seniors, and the en- tire Shaw family, we pray for the growth of.Love, Unity and Prosperity. It is in giving that we re- ceive. Barbara S. Wright Editor-in-Chief 70 1 1 'Q WW' v 4 4 1 I Q ,ORGANIZATION OF 4 LIBERAL 1 ORGANIZED -- L RESPECTABLE j DEDICATED 5 STUDENTS 1 J 1 K WL A N '--nur' MEN 'S PERSONNEL CUUNCIL MEN 'S RESIDENCE ADVISGRS LEAGUE OF COUNCIL HISTORY CLUB ,gf ff Ronald Cash A 7' 14' V' ' Y 'k --.. 4211 ',. XX 51, ,-4. U-1 :3,,E,4,,5YVT E '. l 15. 444'?j.. N 'T . . -, .f N - 'X Y 4' 4 W 1 uf'-, .. 1' X ' 4' ' ax? W., 'C 174 fl 5 Mark Hubbard Robert Klass ,Zip , lr .gf ' ,An 'lr ' N 1 T Xt X f . 4 - f . , ' x.-if : I , A ., , ,- an' M nina' BRCTHER ITE LI ,Q 53, 59 Wd H 9 .4 if -. rg. 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Nb Muntu Chapter Teresa Grier Cynthia johnson SWING - ,f1,' ' Marv Cravelx OMEGA PSI PHI The Sons Cf Blood and Thunder Delta Psi Chapter mall. s DELTA SIGMA THETA SORGRITY IQTA PHI BETA SIGMA CHAPTER Ak n-Q...., - f 'Q ' 5510 OMICRQN CHAPTER VLEIZ 115535.-bf , 1 a 4- 'Z'-5 fe: 5 PHI mms 'mmgg The Essence of Finer Womanhoodn VLLEIH 4 I NU GAMMA ALPHA Social Brotherhood Gents LTD omg IAA D .J Q M ' ow TO A 0 FLYING START A A- -Q QP IOTA PHI LAMBDA SGRGRITY Professional Women ue31Q uouezl O I v V I 1 1 I 'X -J. '. 1,4 qi E... E. 5 Ja if F i 1 5 feri' Q 6 I 0 Q i 'X ,149 Q J 15:- i' I Q . Q qv 31 I 1-' ' A I. 4 33 1 xQ,1 'tg THE SHAW UNIVERSITY .-.i.,l MARCHIN G BAND ,1-..Y 5'-fi 'Lin' 0 I wi f'1'1f:' , ., ik J' L ,A ' .. . 'M' 1 l L,-. ,M - ,p..- - W frme-.f -1. . .-4 - '- ,g . ., - nq..-.I ..,. ' A V .I ' 5, , f ' 9 1 f 1' .R v,,, J Ga I ', - , it 'vw jfLYgh' .,, ' fff's-551, f--'5f5rgff, 21 -vi 71- 1.03511-: ' 1- il'--Jig Q 'A I . ,Q ,gr apr, .QL , nj .ul . ' 4 K 1 .v I- ' ' 1'u5 ,V N, 1 1 ' 7 J 11- ., ,G V I A 7. ' . -I x 4 . O 6 0 Us DP Q -sk . lx A f'f,!f1'X'. A ' QI Y 'C Au., ,.. ' A 5 -0, -if rg, K' x s A , S -f-' -A ' 5 H, . , 1 Q ,. Y Lu. ',lw.,, Z. K- f bf uri?-E in J ,IA '. XX 11 3?- 2, v Y X 1- ' 1 ' - -X ' - ix X , X X x! 1 . I P I' I 1 I - 'f Nl.. AUTOGRAPHS I.. ', 1: A- jp lv' ' CHORALE SUCIETY :Yr 3 CHRISTIAN FELLUWSHIP CH01Rfi i W BAPTIST STUDENT UN ION Q . UNIVERSITY USHER BOARD TI-IEOLOGICAL ERATERNITY TEACHING THE GOOD NEWS ALPHA ETA UMEGA Ff7t3'ff5 lt?'Qf .ill -If CHRISTIAN FELLUWSHIP rivtlmlkk gl' ' 4' f 1 , , N 'F ' F . I .sy -. K' ' - W.: , , 5' ' 5f1'.vk 5f '3' .a, :,f- wr f .5 .' ' , 4 rfb if ' 5' lk,--:IQ 'Os + ,ns -L Y 'Y f? w-w--'11 STUDENT N ATIUN AL 198 ,We EDUCATICN ASSQCIATIO MEMBERS OF THE PHYSICAL EDUCATION MAIOR S CLUB GREGORY BATTS CHRIS CARTER ANTHONY CHRISTOPHER BRUCE DAVIS MARY DUNN MIKE HARRIS DIANE HODGES DAVE HOWARD CHARLES KELLY CLANCE MC FEE WENDY PERRY CARL STALLWORTH WENDELL STRAYHORN 9 A. Y NX -+..,,-1 WSHA 889FM RALEIGI-I'S MOST ATTRACTIVE SGUN D 6'-Q Xi... Q My -- ' 35 5 A-I 201 RADIO T.V. FILM 88.9FM lllllllllllllL7 .'L7lIlfl7l Illl . L I -vu 1. E!-.1,,.. INNOVATION LEARNING X O4 MEMBERS OE ALPHA CHI HONOR SOCIETY NEVERA BERRYMAN IRVING BRADLEY IOE EVANS PATRICIA GODDARD- AUDREY GRANT ALGER GRIFFIN HALVESTER GUPTON CATHIS M. HALL JULIA HOLLAND IBIBA IACK JOSEPH JAMES TREASURER ROSA IONES-SECRETARY LOUIS LEE-VICE PRESIDENT DAVID LINTON STEPHANIE MAULTSBY REBECCA MCFADDEN PAULA MOORE VERONA L. PARKER WENDY PERRY IOSEPH L. RATLIFF SUSAN SHARPE PATRICK I. UCHEBO OBINNAYA UMESI MILDRED WILLIAMS- PRESIDENT BETA KAPPA CI-II lx A 14 R.O.T.C. IN DUCTIONS 5 ,il bg., H A ' Y 4 2-1 ' : QA RCTC-AIR FORCE V 208 Y Q i if ,, ...f M 5 L. 2' ,S SHAW PLAYERS St COMPANY Iesse B. Simple ..,...,. Madam Butler Ananias Boyd. Mrs. Caddy ......, Ioyce Lane ...... Hopkins ,...,...... Bill qiaiamsfy ..... Miss Marnie Bocliddly ........ Character , ....,. Melon ....... Zarita ...,....... Arcie ..,............ john jasper ....,.., Ali Baba .......... Policeman ...... Nurse .......... THE CAST ..........SamuelTaybron ...........Olivia Walker ...,.....Mack Bedard ......,.Audrey Grant ........Susan Hairston ...........,...........Terry Morris ..,.........,............Ioseph Evans .......Deborah Teko Tekosky ..............,...Thomas Vanhook Moore ........Elwood P. Gaines Bernadette Brown ......,..,....Betty Young ,.........,.....Frankie Chrisp .........David Keith Rosby ..............Tony Moore ..........Regina Bynum THE MUSICIANS Piano .,.................................................................,......... Ioseph Evans Tenor Saxaphone and Flute ...................... ....,.... T heardo Wicks Trumpet and Flugel Horn ..,..... ............... R onald Haynes Trombones ., ............................. ........Alphonso Foreman Michael Mayfield Drums and Percussion ........ . ....... Darlene Vinson THE SHAW PLAYERS AND COMPANI OF SHAW UNIVERSITY Under The Direction Of PATRICIA C. CAPLE Present SIMPLY HEAVEN LY 'ZIO bv 4 i l .' ' ' 'E . 'T 4 - l ' l . , h l' I 4, w I It ' ' I ' E ,f l lf! i I l ' 2 ABOUT THE COMPANY The Shaw Players and Company is an acting company Knot an extra-curricw lar activity or dramatics clubl whose membership is open to students, Shaw personnel and to the community as well, The Company is structured along the lines of a professionally organized unit which means that the students involved learn a great deal about what professional theatre is like by operat- ing under closely simulated conditions, The Company is an extension of the Theatre Art Department which offers a full major and a degree in theatre. P'-L -ffl' i .4 ' ' Ent F? nr-151 QQ!-sei ,, SIMPLY HEAVENLY 'S' N, N... i V ' JJ !! I Mi 5' sv I Q '-,, v 'D ! 1. - -... , vm - ., - - ',..,- 1- '1 , .. ,. ,fm- f glue' . I ' af vw., 11- -1. 1:1 1 T f'ff1 Y'0 , , ,. M . 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M - 'ff 'f 1 5f'T,L gy 'Q ff -ff' -1, ,--JY ,i'x ', pl. 1l.nir '.-:EY-fT :J - ,wg .., Q..- ' -4 N qv. ' W 1 0 u L. . ln E-4 1,0 7' fffii? .R-,J arqbv. ' , 'Q wimrg-Q,-Ni-gf-QU'-ywg'6ml.,vlfTlb! J' Q Making Things Better Just For You wr . -L : 4 Qf-' E X . gfijfill i lk fi ----1 I f H i H A 3 1 I Pi Ex g I l x N ' NX X ASX XXX X X ,X XX :Al - Xxyl ,X .R A ,Q xx NX ' X.Q5,,NN RQ Qblf X v ,fx 'xx X.. 1 XX XX-X XXFQXQ X . X, A.. X 'fix X-xxx W' FFICE F PRESI E T THE 1 .xg- Dr. Wilmoth A. Carter Vice-Pres. Academic Affairs and Research Mrs. Martha W. Wheeler Asst. to Vice- President RESEARCH Sr DE ELOPME Dr. Stanley Smith President Mrs. Marilyn Fields Personnel Coordinator Mrs. Roberta F, Floyd Executive Secretary T ADMI ISTRATIVE STAFF 1. Prof. Gloria Smith 6. Mr. Q, A. Dupree Di1'9Cf0ff CAPE Co-Director, Church Rela tions 2. Mr. Thalmus Rasulala Volunteer, Development 7. Rev Rgnald Swam University Minister 3. Ms. Barbara Sellars 59Cf9fafY 8. Mr. John Flemming Director, Church Relation 4. Mr. Lee E. Monroe Asst. to Pl'6Sld6Ilf, D9V9l0P- Mg. Lenjfa Freeman ment Secretary 5- Mr. Thvmas E. Kee 10. Mr. William Love Director of UI1lV. R9l3lflOI1S Business Manager g,-a. 4' ,.. WW isa fi- . ...M ff A f f wg 423 , , ,M lun-.au 3 . 4, l Hi' . 1 A, 'e T555 .. J ,W 5, - n i ,, ' Q in ' f -. my 3,134 .1 A -I fi 17 wf Q v : El' ' .LA A A ' ' ' Y 9 ' ' lily? ' 5' X 1, T af' I' 44 13112 . bl , , ' i K Q g ri f , 9 , ff' ? if 2 A, 5 i r j fa. all . '-. , ., ., 1 Mr. Rudolph Williams Director, Records 8: Admissions Mrs. Iennie Brown Asst. Director, Records 8: Ad- missions Mrs. Wanda Abdullah Asst. Director, Financial Aid Mr. james Mitchell Recruitment Ms. Beulah Glenn Secretary Mrs. Polly Watson Cashier .fi I i ij 4 . Mr. Theodore Hindsman Director, Financial Aid . Mrs. Geneva I-Iighsmith Switchboard Operator . Ms. Mayme L. Banks Transcript Clerk . Ms. Mary Wells Secretary . Mr. Daniel White Administrative Asst. Xmbirun . ' Mrs. Bessie Stringfellow Tutorial Coordinator Mrs. Gloria Sutton Secretary Ginniy Corso Counselor, Special Service Ms. Burnetta Moore Director, Women's Residence Mrs. Phyllis McLeod Counselor Ms. Denise Coit International Student Advisor Mrs. Barbara Hamilton Director, Health Center Mrs. Ianice Tomlinson Asst, Manager, Bookstore Mrs. P. Haywood Manager, Post Office Mrs. Louise Lewis Placement Counselor C-6 I I L 'o' -vrv 1 -N .,+ i f.- . I . LL.,- 2 in r qfx ' . 511 -f ' at u . J' 2 n ,'. 'JI 3 f f, v . 1 J 191 Ms. Mary Newton Data Entry Operator Mr Leonard Draughs Computer Programmer Ms. Veronica Bell Computer Programmer ..c. X ., , si A W Q , s ' 'l', Q I-105 xi N 5 f i rx N Q3 Z- ' -'.- + Ex .Lf - . x ls 1. Ms. Mildred Mallette 3. Mr. Charles Blalock, Sr. 5. Mrs. Lillie M. Dunn Director, Library Co-ordinator, Administrative Asst. Information 2. Ms. Beatrice Martin 6. Ms. Vivian Galbreatl' Circulation Assistant 4. Ms. Barbara Mann Secretary Alumni Co-ordinator L L l ,Q ,f,,gj,: i - -1 'vxf .rc ZFI 2 , 1 A.,-. 4 X X - lk. Mr. Robert Powell 3, Mrs. Barbara Wvans 5. Mrs. Georgia Matthews Special Asst. to Inventory Clark Co-ordinator, Secretarial President Service 4. Ms. Rena Blyther Mr. S, Ballentine Secretarial Service 6. Ms. Sylvia Tabron Director, Buildings, 8: Stenographer Grounds DIVISIO UF ADMI ISTRATI E 8: URBAN SCIENCE :EW 'v ,, Q i QL 'ff'- 1 960.1 Q. ai f 4:2 A., 1 S' X Q 19 3 , .gli Q JA.. , . i -' ..X , 'few Q l xi. I Q i 5 .N - in , g yy ,, X NA 9-84 ii, - -4 , , XX viii -3 .-, ,rf-'QEFFSQ U Y. . -if V , x 6' ' 17 ' 1 ..QQf'j13'-4.3 J I. 7371 A .5 72 gl' .QF .sr , , 113- 5 .Ltfz :Pi ' 9:1211 'frzma 'Uflf 3 , M- 'Q 'fs' QT.--1,.,v '. .U -05 ,219 ,mv fn, .. f i Q-jg. 1,-puaf-1 v Y 123, B fifl -f rafifx itxgfmt , if 1,51 B i dk- , 1. Mrs. Souad Shehata Business !Accounting 5. 'a ... Mr. Earl Iones Urban Planning 30 3. Vi' Grady Davis Belmvioral Science , , 'P . 'I 'I 'V C A Dr. Iesus Farias Urban Planning Mr. Mongy Ibrahim Accounting Mrs. Ruby Hargrove Business 7. Dr. Clyde Goodrum Behavioral Science ISI I U-1 . lt. f i - x S Wi Q ' l lga 1' laubex I I I Mrs. Ioan Barrax 4. Dr. Iames Hunt Asst. Professor, English Assoc. Prof., Religion Mrs. Lois Wortham Music 5. Mr. james Powell Asst. Professor, History 6. Mrs, Mary Carter Mrs. Iackie Kaalund English Reading ITIES li ffl '.'. ,- af . i. 4'-v I K',f Mfg?-i 14 9? Af., .31 -ul! P Mrs. Nancy Elliott Asst. Professor, English Dr. Vinton Prince Asst. Professor, History Mr. Paul Vande-rgrift General Manager, R.T.V.F. Dr. Patrick Elliott Professor, English Ms. Frances Williams Dr. Child Dev. Association Dr. Urabi Mustafa Profe. International Studies Mrs. Munawar Mustafa Professor, History Dr, Orus Barker Professor, Philosophy .QU -1 9. Mrs. Rosalie Williams English 10. Mrs. Minnie W. McMillan Asst. Professor, Art DI ISIC QF -- I ,, ,Q .....-.1 715: Dr. Bibek Ray 3. Mrs, Doris Kwasikpui Assoc. Professor, Biology Biology Dr. R, K. Dee Professor, Biology J I-4 UD Q4 U3 U-1 LU r-4 CD Mr. Iohn Cleaveland Chemistry Dr. Micah Oriedo Physics A , At I w I l i f , .J Dr. LHWFGHCS GOL1ld 3. Dr. Kanti Patel 4. Dr. Thomas Lominac Mathematics Prof. Mathematics Asst. Prof., Mathematics Mr. james Scanlan 5, Rgdger jenkins M3fhEm3fiC5 Natural 8: Physical Science ,, 1 flf Mrs. Vivian Sanaom Assoc. Professor, H.P.E,R. Mrs. Elizabeth Cofield Professor, Education GN.-P.. 'Q ' asc -K ' ,, 4 . - Q -fc X -q I W X -suv l I . 4 Q :z1.-..,1-fs-5 ' 0 it , ' Kfiif 1 . ' fri-if.. 3. Dr. Laila Russell 4. Mrs. Kathryn Shepard Assoc. Prof., Education Asst. Prof., Education 5. Dr. Clarence Iordan Asst. Professor, Educa tion YO'-A Want Q e O00 's Roommo s 1 xx Q I 0 V . M E .E v m X ' I JBL vm,-.. ,U M .Vow 7, ' S -fg' S SHAW cuafggavg'-i:': 4- ! 1 wx- ng is rash' 1 3 IQ X , 43 1 5' FS' PY Mi R.Dm.,. -,f - Y!Q7LT rm- . ' rx The Advenfuvfes of Commander Swmdgesoh A+ lliododi hugh Iv-lcxvvi' you To qc In Neve and Kalki A 'WU K-ll!K.u A,,Ar-'NIV' M Hummer 5 4 xi QM X 5 1 I R-my 'Phe po. Ty TTI Show you 1+ posgx We +0 beco e as-Na VQY Yi gh? Hamme I? my. hoJf'S NexT Lamma Adams Mayme L. Banks Mrs. joan Barrax Mrs. M. Bethea R. Bradley jennie S. Brown Robin Burns Mr. 8: Mrs. Caple Mary G. Carter Pamela Cheeks Mrs. Mildred C. Christmas E,B. Cofield Dr. Grady D. Davis Dr. R.K. De Darris Derrick Richard DeZonie Ida Doe Lillie Dunn O.A. Dupree Norma Eagle Dr. Patrick E. Elliott Mrs. P,F. Elliott Barbara Evans jesus D. Farias Marilyn L. Fields john W. 8: Hortenise Fleming Mrs. Roberta F. Floyd William 8: Vivian Galbreath Mr. 8: Mrs, Lawrence Gould Sr. Edward Graves Mary I-I. Graves PATRDN S Patricia Hailey Mrs. R.S. Hargrove Princess Haywood Dr. Barry Hazen Deborah L. Henderson Mrs. Willie High Dr. james Hunt Dr. Stanley D. Ivie Gregory jenkins john R. johnson Mrs. Ura High jones Mrs. E.R. jones jackie Kaalund Thomas E. Kee Doris B. Kwasikpui Dr. Elizabeth Laizner joe Lewis Thomas Lominac Ms. M.H. Mallette Barbara A. Mann Christine S. McClain Mr. jerry McLeod Mrs. Phylis McLeod Ira Mitchell jim Mitchell Lee E. Monroe Burnetta L. Moore Dr. Munawar Mustafa Dr. Urabi Mustafa Mr. Randall Neal Sandra Partin Robert L. Ping Franklin Powell Mr. 8: Mrs. joe Powell Dr. Vinton M. Prince Dr. Bibek Ray Lee A. Royster Bobby Sanders Mrs. Vivian M. Sansom Mr. james W. Sawyer james R. Scanlan Kathryn Shepard Mrs. S. Sheshata Robert Simmons Gloria Smith Hazel L. Smith Dr. Stanley H. Smith Mack Sowell Dr. William Spann Mrs. Bessie M. Stringfellow Ronald L. Swain Ronnie Swindel Calvin Swinson jr. Rebecca Tucker Carol Watkins Mrs. Martha W. Wheeler Minnie McGinrt Whitaker Mrs. Rosalie Williams Mr. Sr Mrs. Rudolph Williams john W. Winters Sz Company Women's Personnel Council ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8: THANKS CHARLES E. BLALOCR DR. WILMOTH A. CARTER MARIE CLARK LILLIE M. DUNN BARBARA EVANS VIVIAN GALBREATH ANN GRIFFIN PRINCESS HAYWOOD EUGENE HOWARD WILLIAM LOVE MILDRED MALLETTE BARBARA MANN GEORGIA MATTHEWS CHARLES D. MITCHELL GLORIA SMITH MACK SOWELL THE CAFETERIA STAFF 1.D. HINTON STUDIO UPWARD BOUNDXSPECIAL SERVICES RUDOLPH WILLIAMS 9 AUTOGRAPHS GWENDOLYN I. CI-IENAULT I am proud of you. Love, your Mother, Mrs. Ella W. Chenault I 'E FANNIE M. HART We are proud of you. Love, 1 Mom and Dad sd WENDELL B. STRAYHORNE Congratulations to my son. I'm thankful and greatful for you. May God continue to bless you. I love you. Mom -tl PERCELL GREGORY I am proud of you. Love, your Mother, Mrs. P. Lucas MABLE COX Mable, We are proud of you! Congratulations on a job well done Good luck and God's blessings. Mr, and Mrs. Milton Cox RAYMOND IOHNSON I am proud of you. Love, your Mother, Mrs. Gloria johnson GREGORY BATTS Csnakel You have made us happy. We are proud of you l and appreciative to Shaw University. ly Your, Mother, brothers and sisters l lx I l CARLOS EDWARDS We are proud of you! Love, Mommy and Daddy MILDRED MCLAUGHLIN Mildred, We are proud of you and wish you the very best of luck in the future. Eva McLaughlin and Family SHARON BRIGHT Congratulations to my daughter Sharon L. Bright Class of 79 Love, your Mother, Mrs. Bright RosA M. IONES We are proud of you. Love, your Mother, Mattie L. Iones and Family BARBARA WRIGHT We are proud of you, Sis. Mary and Louise Barbara, we want your graduation, BARBARA WRIGHT to add our personal congratulations on and, of course, our heartful thanks for your loyal services. May you continue to share your tal- ents with those Whom you come in contact. We are wishing you a rich and rewarding future. Congratulations on your graduation in the Shaw University Class of 1979 from the Yearbook Staff We will miss you! MICHAEL BOURNE Congratulations, Mike. We are all very proud of you on your gradu- ation. Keep up the good work. Your Mother and Father, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bourne PHYSICAL EDUCATION MAICJRS To our most worthy Seniors, Gregory Batts, Wanda Scott, Toby McNeil, Carmen Ghantt, Charles Kelly, Antho- ny Ross, Dave Howard, Lewis Collins, and Carl Stallworth, we say Congratulations. The PEM .Club GEORGE WINE Our dear son, we are very proud of you on your graduation. May we be as proud as we are now with your future sucess. Love, your parents, MARY FRANCES DUNN We are so proud and happy for you. Love, Mother, Brothers Mr. and Mrs. Hazel Wine, Sr. and Sisters. Mr. IOEL A. SILES We are proud of you. You've made our lives brighter. Congratulations, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lyons PATRICIA D. GODDARD We are proud of you, and thank God you had continued Faith in graduating. Strive On! Your parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Goddard Congratulations To MADISON coLL1Ns LEWIS, Jr. Deborah Adkins' Deborah Gaffney, We are proud of you . Yolanda White, on your graduation. and Patricia Williams. Love, your parents, and Mrs. Collins Lewis, Sr. Best wishes from THE WOMEN 'S PERSONNEL COUNCIL SAMUEL E. ROACH, Ir. We are proud of you on your great day at Shaw University. Congratulations. S Love, your parent , Mr. and Mrs. y Samuel Earl Roach, Sr. PATRICIA ANN WILLIAMS Congratulations on your gradu- ation. We are proud of you. Love, your parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.I. Williams, Sr. TeWON NIE LAWTON Congratulations, you have made us very happy. From the beginning we knew you could do it. Mr. and Mrs. Isaiah Lawton WILLIAM A. COWARD To Bill f Daddy, As in Alpha-Omega-the begin- ning and the end . . we are with you, we are very proud of you, and WE LOVE YOU!! Earlene, Barbara and Michael KEITH YOUNG DERRICK F. ADAMS Thank God, and Congratulations We are proud of you on your upon completion of your Baccalau- reate Degree. Love, your Mother, and Kim Scholastic Achievement. Love, your family, Mr. and Mrs. Dovis Adams and Brothers MILDRED M. WILLIAMS We are so proud and we love you so much Congratulations! Your Family BEVERLY SCOTT We are proud of you on your graduation. Love, your parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Scott, Ir. BARRY MITCHELL Congatulations on your stepping stone into the future. Love, Vic, Hattie, Iamal and Kim DIANNE MARIE HODGES Congratulations and lots of happi- ness to my daughter upon her graduation from Shaw University. Class of 79 with love. Mother, Mrs. Essie L. Hodges BARRY MITCHELL Congratulations To our son Barry. Love, Mom, Dad and family Mr. and Mrs. Neptune Mitchell DAVID MC MILLIAN, Ir. David Mcmillian, Ir., We are proud of you on your graduation. Love, your parents Mr. and Mrs. David Mc:Millian, Sr. JAMES C. SMITH KARAN ANN CAVINESS Iammy, may God bless you as you Karan Arm, I am proud of you on graduate. your graduation. We love you, You're if 1 Your Parents, Love Mother, M X Sgt. and Mrs. James W. Smith Mrs. Ida Mae Caviness WILLIE B. REED jr. Conratulations to our son. Words cannot express the joy and happiness we feel in our hearts for your success. May God forever abide with you. Love always, your parents Mr. and Mrs. Willie B. Reed ROBERT L. JACKSON, Ir. Congratulations to you son on your graduation. Our hearts overflow with joy and pride for you. Your Loving parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Iacson, Sr. KASUAL LENESA IONES Congratulations on your graduation Bootsy. We are very proud of you. May you continue to achieve your goals in life. Love always, Daddy, Mommie, April, Iennifer and Theresa GEGRGE E. MAINOR Congratulations, George on your becoming a Shaw Uni- versity graduate. We are proud of you. May continued success and happi- ness always be yours. WE LGVE YCDU, REV. and Mrs. Ioseph A. Mainor, Iosephine and Iohn. GEORGE E. MAINOR Congratulations and Best Wishes From: Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Brown of A and B Car Wash We are Ji 1 in the Car Wash Business 943 Bell Fork Road jacksonville, N .C 28540 GENEVA PENN It has been a long hard struggle but we knew you could do it. Congratulations on your graduation in the class of 1979. The Family WSHA-FM OBSERVES 10th YEAR The Winning Sound of 88.9. WSHA-FM, the educational voice of SHAW UNIVERSITY is ten years old. It was December, 1968, when WSHA-FM first hit the airwaves. A new sound and a new innovation in broadcating. In the history of WSHA, quality program- ming has always been a primary function. WSHA has been informing you with daily news, weather, sports and community views. So we say Congratulations to WSHA- FM for cotinuing to service us for the past ten years. CONGRATULATIONS to W.A. fBi1lJ COWARD We are proud of you on your Graduation in The Shaw University Class of 1979 Compliments of The Honorable Simon C. Sitterson, Ir. Mayor of Kingston, North Carolina Mayor Pro-Tem Mansfield H. Creech Councilman james W. Uimj Ward Councilman W.C. Dortch Councilman Dudley CRedJ Foster Councilman W.A. fTonyJ Mallard RALPH BELL Congratulations on your graduation in the Shaw University ' Class of 1979 We knew you could do it. Love, The Family Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bell, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pittman Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Bell Mr. and Mrs. Henry Iacobs Charles Ir. Clinton Steven and Michael KEEP THE FAITH PULL OUR WGRLD TGGETHER UNITED FOR SHAW UNIV. In The School Semester Of 1978-79, Shaw University Underwent A Flood Ctorrentj Of Negative Occurances. All Phases of the SHAW FAMILY, Students, Administration, Faclty And Even Gur Athletes, Seemed to Crumble Beneath This Flood Of Adverse Events. But In The Middle Of Crisis, We Have Stood Fast And Have Maintained Our Ground. We, The Senior Class Of 1978-79 Have Endured Our SHAW Universe, And We Employ Our Family Of Underclassmen To Uphold The Shaw Heritage. It Is In You, The Underclassmen, That The Destiny Of SHAW University Now Lies. C10 Forward Strong In Your Blackness, Conquer The Quest For Knowledge And Step Confidently In The Business World, As A Fine Product Of A Great Black University. LANA LOUISE LATIMER Congratulations. May your future hold golden memories of Shaw And your accomplishments there, Silver linings for all your endeav- ors, Diamonds-like brilliance for all your inspirations While retaining your ruby-like glow of inner beauty and coolness of the pearl for lifes' decisions and indecisions. Through you, we have gained riches unattainable by con- ventional means You are our treasure. We love you, Your Parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Latimer CYNTHIA IOHN SON To Cynthia: The key to success is finding your own direction in life. We're so proud you've found yours Love The Family ij munity Choir, Gnd THE SHAW FAMILY Shaw University Heritage Festival Participants Jimmy Smith 8s Band, Fred Williamson, Lou Gossett, Bernard Shaw LeVar Burton, Joe Westmoreland, C.T. Perkinson Livingston Rutgers Jazz Professors, Fred Benjamin Dance Co Betty Perkins, Carolyn Dennis, John Gosling 81 Members ot the N.C. Symphony, Mary Braxton, Beverly Burke Cureton Johnson, David Baker, Grayson Mitchell Michael McKinnley, Jackie Tresscott, Thalmus Rasulala Mass Com 'QT' 3' Hifi HC' N-1 JI1' V if F ,, ,,, Xxx 'Ns i ,. J-4 Q ' :Sf f X gb X -X 39-N- if!! Y ..g,y .419 iff' fy X wr Y 9' 1 N