Tennessee State University - Tennessean Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 260 of the 1976 volume:

.a 5 ' ' I .. .l- i' 2h? PIEGMeI'e OflfTI'Iin 55a TENNEEEE TE -1Fbout time , . , Build a strong foundation and become our own protectors. Learning. creating, adapting, adjusting, -ii laughing, crying. maturing. I- .-.. .' ,.- - 11;: Never losing sight that TSU is the place where our minds are nourished and our persons shaped. I'l-Imh ' I AM WW $ 4 All done with our teachers. our leaders, our peers. TOGETHER. It's about time ......... time to get it together. NMHHJHH' .- -,. in As we rise each dawn and accept the challenge of learning. feeding our minds with knowledge and our morale with faith, we learn to prepare ourselves for the life we must face. It's about time . . . Time to recognize the past and build a future. Looking at tomorrow with hopes and fears. 1 IIN eyed m K3;; We prepare today to battle the problems that we know await. Realizing together we must achieve within the realm of success. THE T5 01 T5 $TUDENT$ HCJII'us. A Q, 11 . :vfr ' 'M' rimm-vwar - F JEFF. .aaV 16 IN MEMORIAM Dr. Joseph Arthur Payne Professor, Former Vice President For Student Affairs Henry Harrison Hymes Instructor For Over 25 Years History and Geography Anthony Carpenter Sophomore From Mem phis A Starting Defensive Back For The Tigers Awele Michael Onwudinio Freshman Engineering Student me Nigeria DEDICATION WE KNEW THEM WE LOVED THEM WE'LL REMEMBER THEM WE'LL MISS THEM PAST and FUTURE references to thESe who are no ionger with us. and thinking of them reminds the TENNESSEAN staff of its PRESENT opportunity to dedicate the pages of the 1976 TENNESSEAN to these members of the TSU Family taken from us, by death, during the 1975-76 School Year. IT 18 FREDERICK :3. HUM PHRI ES 't -- d4. . .1 .u- PRESIDENT TSU ...CONCERNED . .. ...DEMANDING . .. 19 20 ...STILL WITH TIME TO SMILE . . ., ' '0 Dr. Bernard Crowell, Vice-Pres. for Academic Affairs Dr. George Pruitt, Vice Pres. for Student Affairs Atchison, Vice-Pres. for Development Calvin 0. Dr. iscal Affairs for F Harvey Alexander, VIce-Pres. ELECTION ENTHUSIASM N .- L - ' . LET'S srnllnHm' LETS STEAIQHIH! N . . . u out yum .. 1-. -. IT our WITH ' $5: JOE LAHMUHE n; WNW .. $3!- Janimlm ii H . t CAMPUS LIFE TOGETHERNESS STRENGTHENS UNITY Unity, we must have unity, 'cause united we stand divided we fall . . . To unify this strength through togeiherness. Even moments when we come together to talk about the things that have been going down. Let these not be idle times. - Hmndqn 7-1:: hkdanrtigiminyrrJnxl a . . .... - .du'rEmtng 'r'nmmm'uoy ' '1' ; BRONZE ELEGANCE MODELS, MODELS, MODELS . . . CHARM, POISE, STYLE, AND FASHIONS! This modeling group has pre- sented T.S.U.'s students with many stylish showsh keeping them up with the times in the latest FASHIONS! s n e h t g n e r t 5 Togetherness 3 3 1:3ng .-' ' va . ' J, a. fr'r is! '35: 11' ibmn3w' o .l'f t 5415-11-10 . rawv'r' ' . 36 THE INAUGURATION PRAYER- Thou has told thee 0 man what is good. What doth the Lord require of thee But to do justice, love, mercy, and to ' Walk humbly with thy God. Our Father, this is truly the day the lord hath made. in the glory of they truth disseminating every I phase of life and thought, we meet together to give honor and a i responsibility to Frederick S. Humphries, as fourth President of Tennessee State University. Do then make us all worthy of our mission. Our hopes and prayers are first with thy servant, our President. that Thou wouldst endow him with the strength. wis- Jdom. and compassion so sorely needed for the responsibilities and the affection which devolve upon him In this social con- tract. And then we pray for ourselvesr a community of scho- lars, that we may collectively add industry and integrity to the vision of our leader. We pray that we do here what would be good for the whole world, especially youth with its zeal and ideals, and to those who look to us for wisdom. knowledge and guidance. wherever they are, whatever they seek. We ask a special blessing upon those In authority who have the destiny of others on their hands; the President of the United States the Governor of this State, the Mayor of this Clty, and all In responsible vocations in this community. Grant us now Thy Spirit and thy presence. we pray, through Jesus Christ. Our Lord. Amen. --Wlllian1 James Simmons University Minister J . . -- n' '3'??? $15.9 W: .9 - . . .I . a-w a A u - - .. ,4. .- -. .Ff n... . nt- . r n . . HH- . A Today. you do me, my wife, my children, and my family a great honor, said Dr. Frederick 5. Humphries as he was in- augurated as the fourth President of Tennessee State University. 4O EEEE J l! I... ..l.l .I. .rrll.ntl .1....L .7 J Fr .- Juliu- lahnm-u-mm. mu-n-I-n- m MI-n-I-lmlnlml JI-m-l-l-lnlmlm1u wgn u-u-m-mumw-n 42 l; aurnamuu a1 1... at a4 . n . mm 45 Q ' .1- - The Evening of her life all began ' co R. .N AT I 0 NE. W with the processional as she grace- Seven beautiful queens await the beginning of a Night to Remember Vickie Green - Miss Freshman , Rosemary Moore - Miss Sophomore . Colette Clark - lst runner-up Miss TSU , Annette Bland e Miss TSU 1975-76 . LaVerne Holliday - 2nd runner-up Miss TSU , Debra Banks - Miss Junior . Debra Hayes - Miss Senior . Below, is the new coronated Miss TSU along with the new President of the Student Government Association, Shirley Cunningham. 111'! 15.131, 1.15 5 These two men inaugurated as vice- .. pres. iFernando Jonesi and president J iShirley Cunninghami of the SGA, had i fully walked down the aisle behind her protectors. ?.J-h . , J h H I lj::,x1a '- - . . I ' h 'AKKL. The President of TSU, Dr. Humphries, administered the oath of office to Miss Bland and she wholeheartedly responded. Yes, the beautiful Queen Annette Bland was crowned this night to become the new Miss TSU for 1975-76. With her beauty. poise, personality, and spirit, the TSU Family was assured that this would be a great year to remember for everyone! the honor to crown Queen Annette Bland. . . :53. min. fly... . mm H .I..Hd.u. tn. .'1' $$H.:,'wl 52 ; .b'h'b BLACK MISS AN N ETTE BLAND'S FAREWELL To say my rEign as Miss Tennessee State University was wonderful, an honor or filled with lots of fun would be only general statements and there's nothing general about being Miss Tennessee State University. Reigning as Miss TSU for 1975-76 has truly been the zenith of my college years. To represent a university of such high excellence by hearing the title of its name is the best thing that ever happened to me . I must say. to leave TSU will be a task of great regret an-d sadness. I'll never forget the memories shared at thus institution, the friends I've made. the teams I've cheered for, the ptaces I've been, the things I've done In short, I can't lorget Tennessee State University. MESSAGE But as the saying goes All good things must come to an end. The end for me. however. will be the beginning for someone else, another young lady qualified to walk this campus as Miss TSU. 1 going to miss you Tennessee State. My last charge is that you keep building the image of TSU and never fail to stand up for its existence. Take a little time out for even the smallest person or thing and I guarantee you, your reward will be great. Finally. remember God, remember me, and remember to be Young, Gifted. 'and Black is where it's at! - Annette Bland SECOND MISS LAVERNE r ATTENDANT HOLIDAY my J. 3.2-2. Inlay.- 1.! E R O O M VI R A u M E 3 Dn l .. w: MISS FR I m m V 3. '1 u. . .13. i'mm-r gr :15 : . -- . 31 . . .L W -' ! 2 -' - 62 63 TSU COEDS DOMINATE BLACK EXPO PAGEANT! Pageant finalists Donna Hall. Pamela Scott, Marilyn Davis. Diedre Brooks, and Deborah Varnadore await anxiously, thejudges decision that . 64 PAMELA SCOTT WILL REIGN AS MISS BLACK EXPO 76 65 GREEK SHOW Above: Phi Beta Sigma Left: Kappa Alpha Psi Lawer Left: Sigma Gamma Rho Right: Phi Beta Sigma Lower Right: Omega Psi Phi 66 69 Christine Walker Acklen Nashville. Tennessee Criminal Justice George Lee Baines Nashviile. Tennessee Business Administration Marilyn Elizabeth Bateman Nashville, Ten nessee Clothing and Textiles 70 IL F. . N. x s7 .szk Sareta Valdez Adams Birmingham, Alabama Business Administration Samusi Adeniran Adelekan Nigeria Biology wwwvmw - . wwngrsuu James T. Beard Ripley. Tennessee Social Welfare Frederick Bennie St. Louis. Missouri Psychology Cornelius Blake Nashville, Tennessee Biology Annette R. Bland Gary, Indiana Health-Physical Education Juanita Delores Booker Nashville, Tennessee Sociology 71 Yvonne Cornelia Brandon Nashville, Tennessee Business Administration Marilyn Manene Bray Mamie R. Brent Juanita Marie Brown Gainesville, Georgia Munford, Tennessee Memphis. Tennessee c'm' ! 1 Texti'es Health and Physical Education Child Development Ruth Evelyn Brown Springfield, Tennessee Sociology Munford, Ten nessee Sociology . .rr 05:. - Beverly Bernice Bush Jackson, Tennessee Elementary Education Mt. Juliet, Tennessee Elementary Education Aud rey Eliza bath Ohatman Springfield, Tennessee Biology Breatha Darlene Cheaton Chattanooga, Tennessee Music Education 73 Norma Faye Claybon Mason, Tennessee Business Education 74 t. Colette V. Clark Bonetta Jo Cherry Nashville, Tennessee Miami, Florida Accounting Elementary Education Tu. u- l. fix MLAL Lonette Denise Cobb Jackson, Tennessee Elementary Education Jean Ann Coleman Pulaski. Tennessee Speech Pathology and Audiology Debbie Wuanita Collier Theodore Cody Collier Nashville, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Business Education Speech Com munications Judy L. Conley Nashville, Tennessee Spanish ,..A-1 . x x Clara J. Craig Maurice Crawford Covington, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Early Childhood Education Business Education 75 LaFreda Crockett Vaierie Denise Curtis Nashville, Tennessee Altadena, California Home Economics Education Nursing Education John Wilson DeGraphenreed Nashville, Tennessee Sociology Gharis Dillihunt Denise Michelle Douglas Memphis, Tennessee Wicklilfe, Ohio Social Welfare Business Management 76 Roger William Douglas Jr. R... . Gloria F aye Ealy Cleveland, Ohio Munford, Tennessee Business Management Sociology 9;; Elizabeth Sue Edge Ashburn, Georgia Biology g1: 1F 1 . .. 13v: . - 22W? Freddie Lee Easley Brownsville, Tennessee Sociology . r'I'I' r... :Lka Mattie Sandra Elkins Henderson. Tennessee Sociology 77 Doris A. Evans Brownsville, Tennessee Social Welfare Terrence C- Flanagan Nashville. Ten nessee Health Care Administration Nathaniel Freeman Nashville, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee Accounting Criminal Justice Rhonda Flemmings Cynthia Floyd Fayetteville, Tennessee Health Care Administration '78 f Stanley Lee Gaines Deborah Ann Garner Brenda Joyce Harlan Atlanta, Georgia Nashville, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Pre-Medicine Foods and Nutrition Psychology t9: .. I ?..nT-C. ' b . ! ?lj; - I . g! .1531ij ' '-. . m :- H: Sandra Gail Harwell Nashville. Tennessee um Foods and Nutrition TnHFHEnaalaaa VWjQulll Frances Louise Harris Little Rock. Arkansas Psychology - ' ' . Nettie M. Hawkins - ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Nashville, Tennessee Chemistry Shelia M. Haynes Nashville, Tennessee Home Economics Monica D. Hemp Mason, Tennessee Biology Peggle Jean Herron Humboldt, Tennessee Business Administration Waiter Lewis Holloway Ripley, Tennessee Social Welfare 80 L,, Gwendolyn Huguley . Arthur Lee Hyde Charles Edward Ivy Dayton, Ohm Nashville, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee Sociology Psychology Sociology Sharron Shelton Johnson Clarksville, Tennessee Psychology John Maryland Memphis, Tennessee Criminal Justice 81 Judy Clennette Jones Julia Ann Jones Miriam Michelle Jones Jackson, Tennessee Oak Ridge, Tennessee Cleveland, Ohio Sociology Business Administration Nursing Willa Andrella Kenner Nashville, Tennessee , Elylllm Business Administration f'ia:1iE'-'1'll:'! Marcus A. Landers Nashville, Ten nessee History 82 Callie Arnlta Lewis Clarice Beatrice Lewis Dina Marie Louis Memphis, Tennessee Ataka, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Sociology Sociology Dental Hygiene Vivian Gail Marlin Bell Buckle, Tennessee Speech Pathology 8: Audiology Charlotte Lou Moore Chattanooga, Tennessee Business Education 83 Regina D. Morton Somerville, Tennessee Business Education Willie L. McDowell Evelyn Stein McGarity Carletha McNeil Mobile, Alabama Covington. Tennessee West Memphis. Arkansas Speech Com municatinns Social Welfare Elementary Education Gary Anthony Newson Nashville, Tennessee Accounting 84 Moses L. Oatis Nashville. Tennessee History Jacqueline Yvon ne Orr Anthony Brent Otey Ritchie Bennett Patton Nashville, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Elementary Education Art Education Political Science Almetrice Seuedla Payne Atoka, Tennessee Business Administration 85 E L Mamie Annette Rallins Eddie Harold Renfroe Chicago, Illinois Memphis, Tennessee Business Administration Chemistry Brenda Sally Richardson Bradley Larry Robertson Little Rock. Arkansas Nashville. Tennessee Psychology Industrial Arts Education v s' Ad 433a Gloria Kaye Ross Enville. Tennessee Business Administration 86 Carolyn Elaine Payne Michael A. Pitts Springfield, Tennessee Miami, Florida Elementary Education Elementary Education Darlynn E. Phillips Shelia Lavonne Phipps Nashville, Ten nessee Oak Ridge, Tennessee Chemistry Accounting Kg; iigz a , a Li-fET' L Carolyn S. Pledger Little Rock, Arkansas Business Administration I' I ..,' Betty J. Russell Memphis, Tennessee ' Speech Comm. and Theatre SN Jessie Aliceteen Sanders Natalie Donna Scates Micheal Robert Scott Springtield, Tennessee Somerville, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee ABCOIII'ItiI'IS Business Education Industrial Technology Patricia LaVerne Searcy Atlanta, Georgia Criminal Justice 88 Linda Fay Shaw Somerville. Tennessee Nursing Education L x Brenda Rhenee Shelton Bruce Levitte Shelton Eileen L. Singleton Nashville' Tennessee Nashville. Tennessee Nashville. Tennessee Speech Comm. and Theatre Industrial Technology Business Education E5? Judith A. Smith St. Thomas. Virgin Isiands Business Education 89 Elvyna Kyle Tears Nashville. Tennessee Health and Physical Education Valerie Kaye Tillman Orlando. Florida Clothing and Textiles Gayle Susan Thompson Nashville. Tennessee History Education HNHHHHEH if H r: H u n Rochelle Yeunetta Stokes Nashville, Tennessae Elementary Education DebOrah Lynette Tisdale Nashville, Tennessee Foods and Nutrition . L . ? . . .I , I . V L2 s. '::.-':;- Sandra Denise Turner Nashville, Tennessee Criminal Justice Regina DeShong Wa gner Nashville, Tennessee Biochemistry .F ,.- ma: : ' - H . ' --- ,56N57L7- E await a marrai- l LAME SKJEI ' H -'--- Phillis Wanda Varnado Jackson. Mississippi A Harold K. Vaughn Nashville, Tennessee Business Administration Cynthia Ann Walker Atlanta, Georgia Health and Physical Education 91 Victoria Ward Patricia Ammanna Washington Gary, Indiana Memphis, Tennessee Business Administration Bio Chemistry Cassandra Faye Webb Nashville, Tennessee Social Welfare ' x , x s '7'? ' , r- .f :X '5' Nancy Ann Webb Annie Mae Weils Vanessa Ann Westbrooks Nashville. Tennessee Brownsiville, Tennessee Memphis, Tennessee Elementary Education Business Administration F nods and Nutrition 92 , N l Julett Whitaker Judith DeGraphenreed Williams Memphis, Tennessee Nashville. Tennessee Business Education Elementary Education Them'IHH- x l. . h '.'j .. Doretha Mae Wilson Brighton, Tennessee Accounting Karen Elizabeth Wooding Marcellene Woods Donald E. lWright Fay'e-ttewlle: Tennessee Ooltewah. Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Political Science Clothing and Textiles Business Administration 93 MARILYN DAVIS Miss TSU 1976-77 Talent is a gift. 50 sing for stars and Strangers. Smiles are numbered, so smile when you are Fearful. Caurage lives nearer to Sunshine than glory . . . And when the talent the Smiles, and courage have gotten the best of you, Know that a fire, bigger Than any you started for Others has been kindled Inside. Know that you can enjoy The memories of burning Times; know that the Gift of talent. the Numbered smiles. and the Courage of being seen. Heard. and felt made you the Spice of someone's Life. DEBRA BANKS First Runner-up . Miss TSU 1976-77 To walk a walk of grace; To smile a smile of confidence; To feel a feeling of beauty; To conquer the dreams of every woman. Lift your head and know that beauty, Is in the eyes of the beholder; Know that beauty does not walk but struts; Does not smile but grins; does not feel but Knows. Know that beauty does not conquer the dreams 0f every woman but is the dream of every Woman. Lift your head and know that you and Beauty are cut buddies . .. DRAMA PRODUCTIONS . . . COMEDIES, TRAGEDIES, MYSTERIES, YOU NAME IT THEY DID IT. 98 A Raisin In The Sun lanai... a .n m :5 aankquam ye... ' n N s r...HJdII.1., H; . 104 Row 1: Patsy Baker, Louise Hall, Shirley Wilson, Ethel Matthews, and Marilyn Gibbs. Row 2: Helen Dean, Janet McFarland. Genevia Foster, Verlee Woods. L1- 13- .l ZETA PHI BETA V-h Debra Simmons, Roxann Box, Arlena Sawyer, Rosalind Fisher, Sharon Ross and Ann Carothers. Top to Bottom: Vernon Jackson, Dennis Ogges, Sammy Gilbert, David Chamblis, Doug Knight, John Witherspoon, Frederick Price, Michael Wesley, Leon Outlaw, Erskine Oglesby, Andrew Robinson, T.J. Stevens, Kenny McDonald, Edward Vinsane, Gus Jordan. James Cannon, Tiffy Bailey, Herman McKinley, Freedom Floyd, Michael White. Ronald Adams. Joe King, Willie Lumpkin, Everett Fennell. Marcus Lucas. Irvin Williams, Kenneth King. and Frank Thompson. Not pictu red: Jewel Atkins, Fernando Jones, and Robertennel Poindexter. 106 f ALPHA MU GAMMA HONOR SOCIETY Front Row: Dr. Wendolyn Bell - adviser, Diane Jones, Phillis Varnado, Elizabeth Edge, Virginia Nyabongo - adviser, William Ransbottom - adviser. La Jeannia Lacey. Back Row: Judy Conley, Kim Clark, Florine Harbour, Afvin Jackson. Karen Wasding. 107 GENTLEMEN ATTITUDE PERSONALITY mAH Adrian O'Bryant Wresidenn, Rodney Smith th-at-ArmsL Terry Morris, Alpha Smith, Charles Rachal, Pam Scott, Ray Jones Wice-Presideno, Cynthia Counts, Larry Green UreasureL Thersa Lawrence, John Foley, Cliff Miner $ecretarw 108 .r Top Standing: Tony Evans, Lanny Strickland, Charles Hubbard, Gregory Scott, Jerry Pugh. Michael Ellion, Everad Thompson, John Patton, Bernard McCray, William Robinson, Algernon Knowles, Micheal Dunn, Michael Hubert, ArthurWhitaker, John Strachan, Wendall Cox, Joseph Walker. Bottom Row: Kendall Hawkins. Cass Teague, Lindsey Posey, Ronald Chapman, and David Puckett. 109 KAPPA OMICRON PHI .IA v63'? : Front Row: Deloise Jones, Deborah Tisdale. Sandra Gates, Marilyn Champion, Leatrice Saunders. Back Row: Emily Lester, Linda Grumes, Valerie Tillman, and Sylvia Fox. 110 ALPHA ALPHA KAPPA Front Row: Denise Cox, Cheryl Dobbins, Andrea Wattley, Melva Mitchell, Doris Evans. Second Row: Sherry Ballew. Tanya Hill, Mary L. Gardner. Patricia Boyd, Thea Moses, Cathy Estes, Laura Browne, Sandra Jeter, Loria Harrison, Moneyette Cunningham, Ruthie McDaniel, Amanda Compton. Back Row: Jennifer Cartmell, Lonnette Riley, Patricia Brewer, Audrey Williams. Desiree White, Audrey Sanders, Venita Burkes, Rita Brooks, Pamela Scott. Deborah Varnadore, Pam Smoot, Vicki Powell, Debbie KingI Marilyn Champion, and Debra Banks. III DELTA SIGMA THETA 112 Front Row: L'Tanya Grooms, Patricia Searcy, Michelle Ford. Victoria Warq, Matty: Grace. Second Row: Corliess Jenkins, Michelle Wright, Sharon Jackson, Tuna Jor anr Carlotta Hackney. Renee Vincient, Andrella Kenner. B.J. Williams. Anzc-att'a Cherry- Third Row: Millicent Chandler, Delphine Claggion,Winifred Fail. Eva WIIIIam5. . Candias Joe, Cynthia Sayles, Jacqueline Horton, Jo Ann Hunter. Fourth Row: AVIIS - MCGray. Shelia Hightower. Angela Campbell, Patricia Street, Deloise Jones, PatrIC'a Ratliff, Elaine Walker, Debora Dea Derick, Delta Talbert, Ruby Pugh. Fifth ROW: Genevieve BrinkIey, Kim Clark, Emma Kimbie. Sixth Row; Camilla Smart, Sandl'a Quash. WATSON DORM OFFICERS 11:3 u. 1 . -.-.:.. .a .11 e um. .Jllwm .3! ALPHA PH ALPHA 114 Mrs. Carrie Gentry Mdvise0 Pamela Scott tPresidenn TSU DANCE GROUP Members: Camilla Smartt, Trevor Crowder, Sheila Bingham, Debra Banks, Pamela Scott, Brenda Gordon, Wanda Evans, Glenda Maten, Vicki Powell, Devon Bernard, Joel Parrish, Charles Gavan, Elizabeth Smith 115 Under the direction Ins ie T. 60' Edd of Dr. 116 117 AMERICAN CHEMICAL Front Row: Esther Horner, Brenda Dodd. Rebecca Carathers Henderson, Eddie Renfro, Darlene Phillips, and Regina Wager $ Nettie Hawkins. Second Row: Patricia Washington, Nancy 118 AM ERICAN SOCIETY OF AGRONOMY ..s . qr -.-,.; ;.-- 7.. 'EFN' 6 :- fl - .1 . .K 5- ' :4 --a First Row: Danny Evans. Thomas Sims, Shelia Batts. Wille Terry, Cheryl Sanders, Cliff Mann. Second Row: William Hayslett. Eddie Williams, Sherry Doling. Quintin Willis, Asfain Lulseged, Roscoe Mayes, Isiah BurtonI Dr. James Allen, Bish Thomas. Third Row: Mr. Raymond Little. Melvin Womack, Charles Love. Fred Reeves, Jerry Hayslett, and Freddie Summers. 119 ' w I Rosa Newsom. Sylvia Ammons, Andrea Morrow, Capt. Franklin Todd Adviser, Sandra Lawrence, Cathy Reaves, and Gwendolyn Dortch. Top Row u-Ry Mary Crenshaw. Cassandra Finley, Faye Blood. Yvette Baldridge, Jan Carswell. Liz Hackett, Audrey Brandon, Erlene Carter, Patricia Coffee. Bottom Row: Donna Woodard, Evelyn Carter, Shelia Federicks, Judy Jones, Edith McDonald. 120 TIGER JETS Standing mm: Matthew Stickland. Gilbert Clay, Wilie Sweet. Mitlon Caterwommanden, Ronald Byrd, Jay Williams Wicca, Bobby McNeil. Kneeling: Bobby Hayes Paul Brown, John Kovak, Jesse Stewart. I ABOUT-FACE! ATTENTION! TO-THE-REAR! STOMACH IN! CHEST OUT! 121 ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY unnuslnlllllllllll Sitting 0:501 Billy Hayes, Capt. F. Todd, Ricardo Jeter. Standing: Bobby Hayes, Charles Rachel, Reginald Bonds, Joyce Threat, Ronald Cooper, Jessie Stewart, Jay Williams. Renoa Etter, Milton Kader, Christopher McKinney. 122 BIOLOGY CLUB gut-u- mew? .. '9? . u ,. W mm -- , N-- Wag :F-ELZPI: ll . , L . '4...- - x vAwai First Row: Roland Thompson, Jackie Saunders, Phyllis Jacox $ecretar30, Ernest Wallace, Linda Parrish, Teresa Randolph. Orealia Dooley, Larry Brown MdvisorL Matthew Strickland Second Row: Clara Harper, Eva Williams. J.B. Fisher, Joseph Walker Wresidenn Third Row: Verla Ross. Larry Whiting, Thelma Kelsoe, Dr. James Adams Mdvisor Fourth Row: Macklen, Gerald Henry, Charles Rachel, Joe Majors. Michael Winrow Wice-Presidenu, Kenneth Carpenter -. fJ-isrl IHWV -- CREATIVE SOURCE ART GUILD g2+1 . ijH 2 2 A x2; 2; 2 . Standing: Susan Schelton. Mark Mitchell, Charles Walsh. George Strain, Doris Scott, Anthony Walton. Sitting: Brenda Jones, Perry White. James Luster. Robert Walker, Linda Boyd, Marilyn Patton. Lisa Transley, Anthony Northern, Vallary Mitchell, Donna Williams, Sandra Nance. Rosilyn Fields, and Joseph Suggs. 124 . - ... ... .1 .9544 Standing: Loren Gaiters - Adviser, Elizabeth Sewell, Patricia Searcy. Bobbie Ingram, Regina Newson $eatedl Sec- ond Row: Franklin Anthony, Janet Williams. Eloise Link, Angelia Campbell. Third Row: Linda Harrel, Delois Cross. Fourth Row: Fred Wade. James Farrington, Angela Powell, Melvin Walker, Dwanna Nelson, Crerion Ross. and Wayne Dickerson. $ LEGAL $0 pEACE 3 ORDER 125 First Row: Michelle McKay, Kim Clark, Mattye Grace, Ray Ceil Lewis. Margaret Horton, Myra Turnipseed, Candy Joe. Constance Bowlegs, Opal Green. Cynthia Counts. Sue Cannon. Second Row: Kenneth Hawkins. Jackie Fails. Regina Hardaway, Sharon Williams, Edison Mosley, Charles Law. Vendaran Washington, Elaine Walker, Jacinta Coleman. Betty Joy, Ruby Toliver, Clara Harper, Dennis Parker, Cheryl Tevis, Michelle Adams, Lathenia Harris. Third Row: Celo Carter, Dennis Carter, Carolyn Flake, Constance Ridley. Lorna Campbell, Lillian Thompson. John F. Flacks Ill, Michael Mahaley. Last Row: Cynthia Owsley, Dennis Woodson. Shirley Murphy. Jacqueline Taylor, George L. Davis Jr. 126 HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY CLUB her - ...... H? E ' gifts:- . , iI ':'- -v First Row, u$m Gayle Thompson mdviserL Mrs. P. Pearson, Mrs. E. McClain, Brenda Stone Second Row: Emma Kimble, Patricia Boyd, Margaret Horton, Otis Rowan. Harold Garner Third Row: Leonard Roper, Linda Beil, Carl Grimes, Richard Sills. 12'? STENOGRAPHY AND CLERICAL ASSOCIATION Sharon McCulough, Alice Hatcher, Shirley Elam, Willie Edna Perry, Ophelia Whitherspoon, Norman Carter, Avon Buford. Deborah Bender. Jaritha Brandon, Mrs. Bernita M. Tollerson, Dr. Donzaleigh Patterson UldviserL Mrs. Wilma E. Rucker 128 ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN ENGINEERS First Row: Chiri Fispatrick UresJ, Mary Gardner. Sabrina Harris, Tiny Stallings SecJ Second Row: Donna Woodard whaplaim, Lytanya Q. Croom WresJ Cheryl Tivis, Dr. Edward lsabor. Udvised, Ms. Clark mdvisorL Vickie Powell. Brookie Taylor. Third Row: Madalyn Montgomery, Wilamera Greene, Stephanie Stewart. Gale Johnson, Hortense Morton. Cassandra Finley Moe presJ, Patricia Brewer. 129 CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION Front Row: u-FD Terrence Flanagan, Lupe Rodriquez. Rojello Cuevas. Nguyen Hoang. Joseph SuggSI. Pebra - Jackson. and Rafael Martinez. Back Row: Donald Chukwunenye, Arnold Almanza. Cheryl Barnes. William R0b' ' son, Jacquline Gayle, Gale Stahl, Daryf Ferguson, and David Hyman. 13D OHIO PLAYERS CLUB Front Row: Sharon Horton, Linda Starks. Marcia Hill. Back Row: Donna Holmes, Debra Banks, William Penn, Gayle Wortham, Stuart Shields, Kathy Perkins. Joni McReynolds, and Joni Howard. THE BUCKEYE STATE 131 PHI BETA LAMBDA Sitting: Elise Schrophser, Tony Chaney. Standing1Tim Anderson, Debra Banks, Stanley Reese, David Robinson, Sandy Witson, Evata Buford, Doretha WilsOn, Eugene Williams, Almetrice Payne, Jose Watkins, and Yvonne Brandon. 132 SOCIAL WELFARE CLUB rL' . . . Seated: Jimmie Bandy, Francis Louis, Vanessa Leucas, Deborah Wright, Ray Ceil Lewis Secretary, Gail Mason. Standing: Muriel Glover - President. Charis Dillihunt, Brenda Gordan. Shelia Fitzpatrick, Lannie Strickling, Ruthie McDaniels - SGA Representative, Bessie Perry. Shirley Pirtle, Kit Walker, Dorothy Winnfrey, Mrs. Waldine DeBerry Adviser. Seated: Ruth Brown. Evart Buford. Standing: Ernest Mattie Elkins. and Dr. is, Gloria Ealy, adviser. James, Clarie Lew Levi Jones, SOCIOLOGY CLUB 134 STUDENT NURSES ASSOCIATION First Row: u-FU Gwendolyn Ross. Linda Towns, Valarie Curtls. Barbara Culley, Theresa Payne, Second Row: Debra Davis, Jacqueline Horton, Marilyn Denson. Pamela Scott, Teresa Smith, Jacqueline Keathley, Carolyn Taylor, Margaretta Waters. Third Row: Constance Baker. Julia Dunlap, Doris Johnson, Judy Ashby, Frances Boatwright, Mary Dunn, Stephanie Potts, George McKnight, Betty Robinson. Sharon Lobert. Alma Norals. Fourth Row: Joseph Morel, David Stone, Mary Thacker, Miriam Jones, Laura Holt, Russell Irvin, Bendolyn R0, Yvonne Warren. Lovie Bassett, Gary Chilton. Bessie Kelso, Linda Shaw, Cardell Johnson, Carolyn Little, William Golden. Eugene Pullum. T.E. POAG PLAYERS GUILD Front Row: u-m LaVerne Holiday, Second Row: Herman Brady; Shelton, Phyllis Adams, Tommie McCreary, Monetta Cunningham, Third Row: Marcia Walton, Claude Hans, Elizabeth Smith, Cheryl Barnes, sue Cannon, Faye-w'right, Ray Ceil Lewis. d adviser, Andrea Fitzpatrick, Dalphine Hadley, Maxine Williams. Joe Palmore, ren a Shelia Johnson, LaParee Young, Larry Holmes, Candias Joe, Jenn Carter and Eloise Mannings. Larry MCGi . Betty Russell, Desi Turner, Cynthia Oliv'er, Elaine M32;2?;d' iferGibbs, Willie McDonald. w. DuryCox; adviser. Shirley M00 - RAISIN IN THE SUN BUTTERFLIES ARE FREE ETHIOPIA AT THE BAR OF JUSTICE JANUARY16,AND MANY MORE! 136 VETERANS CLUB James Hampton, Samuel Young. Jackie Jefferson, John Bronhan, James Jordan, Lenzie Marshall. 1 38 AMERICAN HOME ECONOMICS ASSOCIATION . - , H X . First Row: Lafreda Crockett, Elaine Clark, Winifred Stephens, Delores Manning, Jacqueline Waters, Sylvia Fox. 2nd Row: Edna Triley. Theres Young, Carolyn Jones, Linda Allen, Linda Townsend. Dr. Johnson adviser. Third R0w1Kathy Perkins, Jeanette Franklinl Essie Steele. Alyce Barnes. Sheila Haynes, Majorie Neal. Fourth Row: Veronica Drake. Dr. Kennedy -advisor, Barbara Carner, Sandra Gates, Karen Turner. Perpelia Theaver. Leatrice Saunders. x KJr madij POLITICAL SCIENCE 4-. 131'?! . ..... N .u. . H Front Row: Tanya Hill. Cynthia Arnett. Kenntha Sawyer, Thelma Sanders. Back Row: William Smith, Walter Wilson. and Alvin Jackson. 139 140 141 Come on guys, you can make a There you go fellows, just re- reaI smooth shot. member what I told you. BASKETBALL 76 COACHIS COM MENTS Considering the problems we encountered through- out the 75-76 season. I must admit I was pleased with a 19-6 record, but not completely satisfied. We had trouble at the guard spot and all season long star forward Michael Johnson suffered a shooting slump. We got valuable plays from freshman AIonzo Gurley and other members of the team. but we were still without a strong solid Iine-up and did not make a post season tourna- ment. Therefore. I have to say, I was pleased. but not satisfied. Coach Ed Martin 142 No not that, watch what you're doing! Stay cool. NO. N0, N0. You're messing the play up. Well Ijust be ,- . .7 They did it, they really did it! Well. I never doubted my boys - not one second. HA! HA! HA! .931 .e..u -p' L-R. Seated: Myron Goggins, Kevin Cooper, Gregg Davisl Billie McBride, Ricky Cole. and Michael Johnson. Back Row: Charles Counts. Alonzo, Gurley, Richard Martin, Dave Herron, Art Williams, Bernardo Bailey, Basil Smotherman and Gilbert Williams. SCORES TSU TSU TSU TSU TSU TSU TSU TSU TSU TSU TSU TSU TSU TSU TSU TSU TSU TSU TSU TSU TSU TSU TSU TSU TSU TSU 66 73 85 85 69 89 87 49 64 60 85 86 56 62 61 112 82 56 70 76 87 83 64 55 45 77 Alabama State University University of North Alabama West Liberty St. College Knoxville College Belmont College Northern Ky St. College Bently Collegw Darsmouth Collegeak Northern Ky 5t. College Miles College Drury College Central State University Belmont College UT - Chattanooga Univ of North Alabama Indiana St. Univ - Evansville Kentucky Wesleyan College Aiabama A8:M University Alabama State University Miles College Knoxville College Alabama A8.M University Central State University University of Alabama Kentucky Wesleyan Coilege UT - Chattanooga $Worcester Jaycee Holiday Festival Tournament 65 59 65 67 67 79 76 57 70 59 63 66 57 59 53 52 75 52 73 67 85 81 57 79 60 83 143 Freshman Alonzo Gurley shoots over defender. 76 HOOP ACTION Charles Counts and Ricky Cole apply defense. I'm gonna' get this ball if thafs the last thing I do. Now. just stand back and watch this beauty sink right in. Well, ltold yall 50. THE BEST TEAM IN THE ENTIRE LAND! Right On 9 J'- Assistant Coach Gilliam makes sure the DEFENSE does its job by adding vocal incentive. COACH'S COM MENT The 1975 football season was disappointing as well as rewarding. I think it goes without saying that no one wants to lose four out of nine games. But still, it was a rebuilding year and perhaps the type of record one would expect from a young inexperienced team. When I say rewarding, I feel the TSU community can be proud of a football program whose entire graduat- ing class was drafted into the ranks of pro-footbaII. So speaking for myself and the coaching staff, THE BEST IS YET TO COME. Coach John Merritt 146 Picture action from the TSU vs. Grambling game. 75 SCORES Coach Ed Robinson of No. 1 Grambling threatens to take his team off the field after a controversial call by referee. Opponent Middle Tenn State University Jackson State University Alabama A $ M University Grambling State University Virginia Union University Florida A 8: M University Central State University UT-Chattanooga Virginia State Coilege Opponent's Score 14 43 7 28 7 20 9 31 14 Sorry buddies, but you can't stop me now. Zoom, zoom and away I go. -, ' 114 ? 4f 54! P , . Q ?..5 3159. . 'f' Ad 7; . Man, it ugh and tough out there, b I'm atigpr- A BIG BLUE TIGER . . '1 , . W 's 1-u?s. 'h-Jt ' d'mm I'll... '40n-.1.-v--c- n- u'l'? 3:9,. x . ' --.; THE BIG BLUE MACHINE TOUGH, - ROUGH i3 . ' , 1 Li X -: HOT STUFF u You have to see them to really be- lieve them. DYNAMITE!!! TIGER FOOTBALL HOMECOMING 76 -. 1H mmmm . 31'. I . Kay. .152 .5. V ?:?.P'WT E'HN'E! wan uh $1.; I 'h. .1 I- g; . ' - 7-31 5 x- L4 Uop Left Paga TSU defender collars Cen- tral State ball carrier. welow Lem Nate Simpson, the game's leading ground gainer, turns corner looking for more ground for his team. Gelow RighU More defense action. Uop Right Pagm Tenacious defense by TSU upsets ball carrier from CSU. More action is being shown in the TSU vs. CSU game. 151 152 N O I-I-warnmibw TSU BASEBALL STATISTICS TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY CUMULATIVE BASEBALL STATISTICS Total of 21 games played through April 23. 1976 Names . Scruggs . Rowland . Joyce . Snell . Wright . Cooper Joyce Mosley Thomas Lewis . Goodwin . Simmons IQPPPFOOZDNO TOTALS Pitchers: Snell. N. Mosley, .I. McGee, W. Simmons, K. AB 56 72 57 60 51 33 52 58 29 35 37 16 556 80 59 42 12 R 17 20 10 11 17 9 10 13 4 3 3 4 121 BB 18 13 SH 20 16 14 11 14 8 13 8 5 11 4 3 127 43 28 23 13 BF 235 170 82 82 2B ONOOwwl-ICDWNHH N 01 H 40 3O 25 20 BB oI-IoI-II-II-Io-DNNDN 14 I EU OHHDUIHONOOHN 13 HITS 25 21 18 16 26 9 18 17 6 12 8 3 179 :U E SAC H U'IOW-DI-IQUINNNNO l-l OOHDODDHWDUIOJ 75 H w PITCHING RECORDS.1976 2B 8 3B 1 HR 1 53 39 14 19 CD O H t-I H mmmmmem-P-H H mm 102 ER 14 19 BB 16 14 14 12 10 10 112 ERA 1.55 1.00 4.75 1.16 Record: Won 13 Lost 8 HP ODOODHNHHHOD Ch WON SB NNHHNHhHHw-hm o: co LOST AVG E .446 3 .292 8 .316 7 .267 2 .510 0 .273 2 .346 6 .293 1 .207 0 .343 1 .216 4 .188 1 .322 35 SAVED 1 1 0 2 DRILLING AND PITCHING MADE THE DIFFERENCE IN 76 153 -Icn c: mmrrmwwmm 4,- . . . .; .J: A ;' , .-., ILLS! - Asst. Coach Ronnie Smith, Detra Brooks, Sebrina Dawson. Brenda Morehead, Mgr. Edwina Temple, Mary Williams, SherryBallew, Teresa Baugh, Debra Oliver, Mary Walker, Sheila Choates, Head Coach Ed Temple. Above: Uigerbelles 440 relay team Mary Williams, Teresa Baugh. Brenda Morehead, Debra Oliver. Left: Quarter Miler and Olympic Candidate Sheila Choates. 154 Tigerbelles Linda Morehead and Teresa Baugh except awards along with former Tigerbelle Star Pat Hender- 50 .d--: ;.- Brenda Morehead - 100 meter specialist Medley Relay Team: Brenda Morehead, Debra Oliver, Teresa Baugh, Mary Williams. 76 TRACK RESULTS Indoor Season Indiana AAU 9 USTFF 9 Bloomington, Indiana 9 January 16-17,1976. lst 60 Yard Dash - Brenda Morehead lst. 440 Yard Dash - Sheila Choates Mason-Dixon Games 9 Louisville. Ken. - Feb. 7. 76 lst Long Jump- Sherry Ballew 2nd 880 Yard Run - SheliaChoates lst Mile Relay - 7Williams, M.; Choates. 5.; Oliver, D.; Baugh, TJ 4th Montgomery USTFF - Montgomery, Alabama - February 13,1976. 3rd 60 Yard Dash -Teresa Baugh lst 440 Yard Run - Shelia Choates lst 880 Yard Run 9 Shelia Choates lst Mile Relay -tWilliams, M.; Choates, 5.; Oliver, D.: Baugh, TJ The Olympic Development Track and Field Meet 9 Tennessee State University, Nashville. Tennessee q March 27. 1976 9 Memphis State University. 2nd 100 Yard Dash 9 Teresa Baugh 3rd 100 Yard Dash - Deborah Oliver lst 440 Yard Relay 9 mliver, D.; Williams. M.; 155 The Tigerbelles display Blind Baton Pass . . . Sheilia Choates crosses finish line at Olympic trials -- Qualifying . . . Choates relaxes after victory STRENGTH SKHJ. ; ig SPEED ?fwi STANHNA Brenda Morehead takes off in the 440 relay. E lirTSJ' 1 1 158 Left: Brenda shares spotlight with teammates after a win mebra Oli- ver, Kitty Williams, Teresa Baugm. -. erw, -' I a - - High stepping Shelia Choates ran a strong last leg in 880 meter relay and won! Authur Simmons. asso. Prof. ofPhysi- cal Ed.. who assisted in the preparations for the Olympic Development, looks on as the action takes place around him. h Former Tigerbelle great Iris Davis returned to TSU as judge and offi- ciated the Olympic Development . . . Teresa Baugh, strides home in the 440 relay vic- MASON DIXON GAM ES Teresa Baugh crosses finish line in 440 relay. GBeIow Lg Sherry Ballew on end of 2nd in longjump. $elow RJ Shelia Choate strides home 2nd in 880. .H' -... 9.- .' . ' . R.w . Niall: :5th $7.7 3t. xivxk jN-Afu . ,. -..; ' . i use i1'ttacsx..xuk$ 7. ML w . LM . M e!' I .i 4.x . ;L- J . I -N s v ui$1 9 t .7.'. ..-..- ' '. 9-an sM ..n . um , I- gt; .gm 2hr WW'NH $333M? AM if . 'U I x.;-I HIVM. .3; ukkp-u; faw- . I . .w ' urn ' . 'en'. , . . 'Ix 1 Huk Why. m w- .,xIqug,,-. . WI N xkk'h'+l'!9f?h:; ' Wu 1W ' k M'- V W1 x. ,w H e H m RECOGNITION F .- TIGERBELLE - 5 HMRIE WLLINS Mist Halli : made her mmribuiim to TS!!! thruugh 8m gifted track abilities. She entered: flue Unimizy in 15H: and a I mama; saw at .my mum; She will always hi mmmhemd a an: art 15w: mm gms'. 1:62 COACH BASS - The Swim Team - A True Part of TSU Senior star Daryl Hayes poses and demonstrates his swim- ming abilities. I 63 mzctmxm .v'v- ' ... . . UM- , ,, ragm 1;' . .,...-.v' ' nah: n' . ur- W hunt, igy . - $'fm:. ';. . up -. ' -. . .. - .- u l. .. Annette Bland Tanya Allen Aequanetta Palm Terralyn Chestnut L'Iarivia Coleman Dorothy Harris Vernon Cheaton CHEERLEADERS ALTERNATES TIGER Veronica Lake Wanda Evans Phyllis Rhodes Reginia Merrit Vivian Hudson Dh Clifford Watkins, Director of University Bands: Proudly presents TSU's . . . Sheila Haynes Head Majorette . .-.:-f 4 J: .v L'L' ft? WV ; k b. L- I v -' L MA? E. '. 3i. . afr'? 3 3 I L I .'- .4 II L I ' 1 ' .hy NHL. . , am ,I,.-..:...., . .. L'IL J.?q' . r a .1 I w a xii? I - l. I : I. ' I 1. '1. I i . . v v f V .9 ' .4: L . WV! 8? L I L . I , ; -' ' 1 ? ' $3... 'g - I 3 L i 1 x a L ? 4 ' a SHDUTINE TOGETHER; 1.. g; n ..: - . . 'x , f AS SHOWN IN THE FACES OF THE CLASS OF 76 I 79 182 FAREWELL T0 .- J'fn; IA 1-6-51 :--'0 '. ; h 'W: .'-v- '1w. MEL FROM THE CLASS OF 1976 TENNESSEE STATE UNIVERSITY 185 . l'l , - . Dr Andrew Bo d Dean for Allied Health Professmns Dr. James Farrell, Dean for Continuing Education Dr. James H. Reeves, Dean for Graduate School 186 Dr. David Hamilton. Dean for Agriculture and Home Dr. Robert Hudson, Dean for Arts and Sciences . Economics , 1- . Dr. E. Witherspoon. Acting Dean for School of Education 1.87 Robert Murrell - Dean for Men Dean for Engineering Dr. Edward I. lsibor 22,: Mrs. Seibert -- Dean for Women 1, 32...; g 525.. 3 Mrs. Marion Gooding Nursing Dr. Michael Busby- Mechanical Engineering 189 Dr. R. Douglas Morgan Criminal J ustice Mohan J. Malkani - Electrical Engineering Mrs. Ann Martin - Social Welfare 190 Dr. Mary Greer - Home EconOmics Arthur L. Fox, Lt. Col- USAF. AFROTC Walter Vincent - Architectural Engineering 191 I Dr. Lonnie Haynes sChemistry Dr. Donzaleigh Patterson - Business Ed. Dr. Edward Lewis - Music Dr. Calvin King- Math 8: Physics 192 43'. Dr. James Ellzy Business Administration Dr. Berry Hempstead Admin., Currie... 8 Instruction 1 93 194 Hiram V. Gordon - Art EducatiOn Dr. Levi Jones - Sociology Dr. Edward P. Mitchell - H.P.E.R. ...-.- -....:77 t'u Lsuuntluunx. NOMINEES FOR WHO,S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES Students are nominated for Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities by the head of their academic department. This nomination is based on ill student scholarship l2l professional promise; and C30 participation in departmental and campus activities. Only junior and senior students who have a mini- mum 3.00 accumulative average are eli- gible for nomination -with seniors having preference. The entire list of approximately 200 nominees is then screened by a committee composed of aoademlo and personnel deans and the president and vice-president of the Student Government Association. Only 46 candidates are selected from the entire list of nominees as those students who will be officially nominated to appear in Who's Who. : Nomination by the ' University does not guarantee se- lection by the National Who's Who. 0n the following pages, you will find theI nominees for Who's Who frorn Tennessee State University. These are most outstanding students who have shown academic excellence along with services to the University. These students show promise of fu- ture service and thus are highly representative of the University Motto: ENTER TO LEARN . .. G0 FORTH TO SERVE: 195 UTanya Grooms 8: Judy Jones Joseph Jose Watkins 196 Algernon Knowles Thelma Elizabeth Sanders Pamela Denise McHaney Joan Biffle 8 Larry Albritton 42w; - -' 4w 4 -e -.- 2am: ' K 1f 4 , .. Thea D. Moses 197 Mattie Elkins 8L Angus Dubley Robert Nathaniel King Alvin Lynn Jackson 3!. Monyette Cunningham Norma Faye Clayborn 198 ' IIIIIIIII w m? m .u u $ , , r , l J Phyllis Wanda Vernado Joe Palmore Rebecca Ann Carathers Patricia Ann Adaranijo Ngahuen Johnson Nshom Eloise Manning 199 200 - Cum'rland's fertile shore. Stands 3 es, THIS IS TSU In the land of golden sunshine, by the sc haul for greatest service, one that we adore. Alma Mater. how we love thee. love thy white and blue. May we strive to meet Thy mandates, with faith that's true. ' The University Choir 1201 When the last exam is passed arflunked and the packing all done. I await the guy! paid $2.50 to take me to the bus station. Memories of times that strengthened me and you plague my mind. Yes, Togetherness Strengthens Unity. REMEMBER THE DAY . . . 203 WE SMMLED TOGETHER 204 WE POSED TOGETHER 205 . . .AND POSED TOGETHER L'. 1 : .vA . . i ' LL.LL.;.. Okay girls, hands out. smiles on, we're in the publids eyes now. :-...;A....u-v.. .- .. .g .-r..- .v.-.. . . -mji-F-il-Tigz 4 444;! ..-.n...: ,... d...- ...-.--- .-- .--- .--. a 1 4 I . F n-dJ-l-I-v Most students state that the security on this campus is not efficient. To answer your question, I would say ... 210 in your own opinion. do you agree with them? WE LEARN ED TOGETHER 212 Now there are certain issues concerning this University that I must keep silent about. I can't make them known - not even to you. .v I..' .t . r.- 1 watsizsigiggiir: ?W Mm Fr. dd: .. ..;.ia- ' :31 ' wwn LI '. ..- Jr. .-..- -: I .. I . . I w 'Nalt ' F 1-11 IX Inn I'l' hm Hli-n'nl If you could've seen that Chick's face light up. .. WE RAPPED TOGETHER I've gone to that class every day and he still didn't pass 214 me. AND WAITED TOGETHER WE WATCHED WE WAVED TOGETHER 218 219 a he 4 2-?ng 'I .' ' u. '- . .- Hm . . ' r. ., . -. iin d...--...-u---n...M-m . m :- n w 54.?- . -1.09 - i 7;, ' av: . . .5 J: ' 72351' W J Rug: II' .v' ' u-u- U .' T - ' - - k I '1. ti 1 1.; - J. :3 mi 7- - 4 i' ; A - and WE MARCHED LOW. 1v .1: l.. 7- ; and at the end, WE PERFORMED A DYNAMITE SHOW! - j-..--:. ' -- -- g - -. .L' :nr- ' WE DRILLED TOGETHER 3 2 2 WE ATE TOGETHER IF -'.' ,5 . . . 1...; .. . - JF'ICIMJ u u l LUKE?! .AND WE STOOD IN LINE TOGETHER 0' o E W PERFORMED TOGETHER 226 . . i .1, .u y. . . w . 3 n. . .m ERE w ENTERTAINED TOGETHER Mm mr.- a q. i g. Q --$ :. '-'-1'1':1-3 PARTICIPATED IN SPORTS 230 R E H T E G 0 T 231 232 CHEERED TOGETHER 233 I 234 Em . . . . NI 1 . ALF ??- WE WORKED TOGETHER TOGETHER WORRIED WE PRESIDENT FREDERICK HUMPHRIES Inaugarated as the fourth President in the history of Tennessee State University 240 T ANNETTE BLAND , Crowned Miss Tennessee State University TIGERBELLES Honorees of medals after winning track events SHIRLEY CUNNINGHAM E'ected as President of the Student Government Association 241 WE PLEDGED TOGETHER Gamma Sigma Sigma Omega Psi Phi Alpha Kappa Alpha Kappa Alpha Psi Delta Sigma Theta Alpha Phi Alpha Sigma Gamma Rho Phi Beta Sigma Zeta Phi Beta Alpha Phi Omega H 1' - 244 24:5 BEAUTY OF OUR CAMPUS GETHER In a society where all eventually grow old. and yesterday's fears are tomorrow's realities, where faith, hope and charity are unchanging. we plunge ahead. We realize that the newness of our cam pus. our fears of a takeover, and our faith. our hope, and our charity were but memories of a history making year . . . And when all Is said and done. we'll remember . . . TOGETHERNESS STRENGTHENED UNITY IN 1975-76. H . x i1 BARRY. scon- , ' ' I ' r. ttajunlor spa$h and I Dr a m jor. displayed his talent. for, 'al a d swlm' wear'tltai lead him to afgaad f suacess as b crown- - 9:! Mn; nessde State Unhersjty ' for 1975'77WK --- ca- 44' i . LL, 24-8 GARY BROWN 2nd runner- CLIFTON BOLDS lst runner-up STEPHEN CARSON 3rd runner-up Ray Eg'il Lewis Joni McReynolds Itor - . . , . . Editor Freshman -' Freshman They were alI dedicated to the'rjc'b . -v . obligated to their hard tasks which sometimes seemed unconquerable Adrien Partridge PhOthrapher Jay Williams Freshman Photographer Junior 76' Tennessean Staff 76' Iii i...-'.Eld .' Karen Cralghead Campus Liie Editor Junior . . . devoted to their peers . . . Emma Watson Class Editor Junior Veronica Sims Organization Editor Sophomore . . . And mostly. they were all a part of strengthening unity within the staff. Rosaiyn Fields Campus Life Editor Freshman HEAD PHOTOGRAPHER JOHN CROSS junior YEARBOOK ADVISER JAMES WASHINGTON 252 METER EDITOR LISA HARRIS The Meter newspaper furnishes TSU with the latest happenings on cam- pus and the surrounding areas. This year Miss Harris made the Meter a super SUCCESS. The editor hard at work. 253 Acklen. Christine W. p. 70 Adams. James 9. 123 Adams, Michelle p. 126 Adams, Phyllis p. 136. 196 Adams. Ronald p. 106 Adams, Sareta V. p. 70 Adaranijo. Patricia p. 199 Adelekan. Samusi p. 70 Albritton. Larry p. 197 Alexander. Harvey p. 23 Allen. James p. 119 Allen. Linda p. 138 Allen. Tanya p- 168 Ammons, Sylvia p. 120 Anderson. Tiny p. 132 Arnett. Cynthia p. 139 Ashby, Judy p. 135 Atchison. Calvin p. 23 Bailey, Tiffy p. 106 Baines. George p. 76 Baker. Constance p. 135 Baldridge. Yvette p. 120 Ballew. Sherry p. 111. 156 Bandy. Jimmie p. 133 Banks. Debra p. 46. 111. 115. 131 132. 173.96 Barnes. Alyce p. 138 Barnes. Cheryl p. 136. 130. 196 Bassett. Lovie p. 135 Bell. Wendolyn IDrJ p. 107 Bender. Deborah p. 128 Bennie. Frederick p. 71 Bernard. Devon p. 115 Biffle. Joan p. 197 Bingham. Shelia p. 115 Blood. Faye p. 120 Boatwright. Frances p. 135 Bond. Andrew .3. 186 Bands. Reginald p; 122 Booker. Juanita p. 71 Bowlegs. Constance p. 126 Box. Roxann p. 105 Boyd. Linda p. 124 , Boyd. Patricia p. 111. 127 Brady, Herman p. 136 Brandon. Audrey p. 120 Brandon. Jaritha p. 128 Brandon. Yvonne p. 72.132 Bray. Marilyn p. 72 Brent. Mamie R. p. 72 Brewer. Patricia p. 111. 129 Bridges. Kimberly p. 173 Brinkley. Genevieve p. 112 Brohan. John p.137 Brook. Diedre p. 64 Brooks. Detra p. 156 Brooks. Rita p. 111 Brawn. Juanita p. 72 Brown. Larry p. 123 Brown. Paul p. 121 Brown, Ruth E. p. 72. 134 Browne. Laura p. 111 Buford. Avon p. 128 Buford. Evata Gail p. 73. 132. 134 Burkes. Venita p. 111 Bush. Beverly B. p. 73 Burton. Isiah p. 119 Bushy. Micheal p. 189 Byrd. Ronald p. 121 Campbell. Angelia p. 125. 112 Campbell. Lorna p. 126 Cannon, James p. 106 Cannon. Sue p. 136. 126 Carot-h'ers. Rebecca 9. 118. 199 INDEX Carpenter. Kenneth p. 123 Carswell. Jan p. 120 Carter. Cleo p. 126 Carter, Dennis p. 126 Carter. Erlene p. 120 Carter. Evelyn p. 120 Caner. Norman p. 120 Carter, Pamela p. 136 Cartmell. Jennifer p. 111 Carver. Barbara p. 138 Carver. Jacqueline J. p. 73 Cater. Milton p. 106 Chamblis. David p. 106 Champion. Marilyn p. 110. 111 Chandler. Millicent p. 112 Chaney. Tony p. 132 Chapman, RonaId p. 109 Chatman. Audrey E. p. 73 Cheaton. Breath D. p. 73 Cherry. Anzetta p. 112 Cherry. Bonetta J. p. 74 Chetnut. Jerralyn p. 168 Chilton. Gary p. 135 Choates. Shelia p. 156. 154. 157 Chquunenye. Donald p. 130 Claggion. Delphine p. 1 12 Clark. Colette V. p. 75. 46 Clark. Elaine p. 138 Clark. Kim p. 107.112. 126 Clark, Yvonne p. 129 Clay, Gilbert p. 121 Claybon. Norma F. p. 74. 198 Cobb. Lonette D. p. 74 Coffee. Patricia 1:. 120 Cole. Ricky p. 143. 144 Coleman. Jacinta p. 126 Coieman. Jean p. 74 Coleman. L'laliuia p. 168 Collier. Debbie p. 75 Collier. Theodore p. 75. 196 Compton, Amanda p. 111 Conley. Judy p. 75. 107 Cooper. Kevin p. 143 Cooper, 0. p. 152 Counts, Charles p. 143. 144 Counts. Cynthia p. 108. 126 Cox. Denise p. 111 Cox. Dury p. 109. 136 Craig. Clara J. p. 75 Craighead. Karen p. 251 Crawder. Trevol p. 115 Crawford. Maurice p. 75 Crenshaw. Mary p. 120 Crokett, LaFreda p. 77 Grooms. L'Tanya p. 112. 129. 196 Cross. Linda 1:. 125 Crowell. Bernard P. p. 22 Cunningham. Shirley p. 46. 47 Curtis. Valerie D. p. 77. 135 Cuevas. Rojello p- 130 Dansby. Pearl p. 189 Davis. Debra p. 135 Davis. George p. 126 Davis. Gregg p. 143 Davis. Marilyn p. 94. 95 Dawson. Sevrina p. 156 DeBerry. Waldine p. 133 DeGrophnreed. John W. p. 76 Denson. Marilyn p. 135 Derick. Debora p. 112 Dickerson. Wayne p.125 Dillihunt. Chavis p. 76. 133 Dobbins. Cheryl p. 111 Dead. Brenda p. 118 9739-8 '11:: .13-9 I... .. .i 1 .'r;21I.-.- Doling. Sherry p. 1 19 Dolley. Orelia p. 123 Dortch. Gwendolyn p. 120 Dougias. Denise p. 76 Douglas. Roger p. 77 Drake. Veronica p. 138 Dubley. Angus p. 198 Dunlap. Julis p. 135 Dunn. Mary p. 135 Dunn. Michael p. 109 Ealy. Gloria p. 77. 134 Easley. Freddie p. 77 Edge. Elizabeth p. 77. 107 Elam. Shirley p. 128 Elkin. Mattie p. 77, 107 Ellion. MicheaI p. 109 Elzy. James p. 193 Estes. Cathy p. 11 1 Etter. Renoa p. 122 Evans. Danny p. 119 Evans. Doris p. 78. 1 1 1 Evans. Tony 109 Evans. Wanda p. 115. 168 Fails. Jackie p. 126 Farrell. James p. 186 Farrington. James p. 125 Federicks. Shelia p. 120 Fennell. Everette p. 106 Ferguson. Daryl p. 130 Fields. Rosalyn p. 124. 250 Finley. Cassandra p. 120. 129 Fisher. J.B. p. 124 Fisher. Rosalind p. 105 Fitzpatrick. Anrea p. 136 Fitzpatrick. Chiri p. 127 Fitzpatrick. Shelia p. 133 Flake. Carolyn p. 126 Flannagan. Terrence p. 78. 120 Flemming. Rhonda p. 78 Floyd. Cynthia p. 78 Floyd. Freedom 33. 196 Foley. John p. 108 Ford. Michelle p. 112 Fox. Arthur 1:. 191 Fox. Sylvia p. 110. 138 Franklin. Jeanette p. 138 Freeman. Nathaniel p. 79 Gaines. Stanley p. 79 Gaithers. Loren p. 125 Gardner, Mary p.111, 127 Garner. Deborah p. 79 Garner. Harold p. 127 Gates. Sandra p. 110. 138 Gayle. Jacqueline p. 130 Gentry. Carrier p. 115 Gilbert. Sammy p. 106 Gilliam. Joe p. 46 Glenn. Sandra p. 173 Glover. Muriel p. 133 Goggins. Mylon p. 143 Gains. Eddie p. 116 Golden. William p. 135 Gooding. Marion p. 139 Goodhin. G. p. 152 Gordan. Brenda p. 133,115 Gordon. Hiram p.194 Gavan. Charles .3. 115 Grace. Mattye p. 1 12, 125 Green. Opal p. 126 Green. Vickie p. 46 Greene. Larry p. 108 Greene. Wilamera p. 129 Greer. Mary 13. 191 Grimes. Carl p. 127 .m'es. Linda p. 110 'gy. Alonzo p. 143. 144 . IEEkeitt. Liz p. 120 Hackey. Carlotta p. 112 Hadley. Dalphine p. 136 Hall. Donna p. 64 Hamilton. David p. 187 Hampton. James p. 137 Hans. Clayde p. 136 Harbour. Forine p. 107 Hardaway. Regina p. 126 Harian. Grenda p. 79 Harper. Clara 9. 123. 125 Harrel, Linda p. 125 Harris. Dorothy p. 168 Harris, Frances p. 79 Harris. Lisa p. 253 Harris. Lathenia p. 126 Harris. Sabrina p. 129 Harrison. Loria p. 111 Harvell. Sandra G. p. 79 Hatcher. Alice p. 128 Hawkins, Kendall p. 109 Hawkins. Kenneth p. 126 Hawkins, Nettie M. p. 80. 118 Hayes. Billy p. 122 Hayes. Bobby p. 121, 122 Haynes. Debra p. 46 Haynes. Lonnes p. 192 Haynes. Shelia p. 80. 172. 173. 133 Hayslett. Jerry p. 119 Hayslett. William 9. 119 Hemp. Monica p. 80 Hempstead. Berry p. 183 Henderson. Nancy p. 118 Henderson. Pat p. 157 Henry. Geranl p. 123 Herrun. Dave p. 143 Herron. Peggie p. 80 Hightower. Shelia p. 112 Hill, Marcia p. 131 Hill. Tanya p. 139. 111 Huang, Nguyen p. 130 Hoiiday, LaVerne p. 136. 46 Holloway. Walter p. 80 Holmes. Donna p. 131 Holt. Laura p. 135 Homer. Esthe p. 118 Horton. Jacqueline p. 112. 135 Horton. Margaret p. 126. 127 Howard. Joni p. 131 Hubbard. Charles p. 109 Hubert. Michael p. 109 Hadson, Robert p. 187 Hudson, Vivia p. 163 Huguley, Gwendolyn p. 81 Humphrles. Fererick 1PresJ p. 37- 39. 46. 18-21 Hunter, Joann p. 112 Hyde. Arthur p. 81 HUman. David p.130 Ingram. Bobbie p.125 Irvin.RusseIIp.135 Isibor. Edward p. 129. 188 'Vy.Cl1arles p. 81 Jackson. Aivin 33.107.139.198 Jackson, Debra p. 130 Jackson. Sharon p. 112 Jankson. Vernon p. 106 Jacox. Phyllis p. 123 James. Ernest p. 134 Jefferson. Jackie p. 137 Jen kins. Ricardo p. 122 Jtater. Sandra p. 111 Joe. Candias p. 112. 126 Jehnson. Cardell p. 135 Johnson. Do'ris p. 135 Johnson. Gale p. 129 Johnson. Geraldean P- 133 Johnson. Michael p. 143 Johnson. Shelia p. 136 Jones. Brenda p. 124 Jones. Carolyn p. 138 Jones. Deloise p. 110.122 Jones. Diane p. 107 Jones, Fernando p. 47 Jones. Judy p. 83, 120.196 Jones. Julis p. 93 Jones. Levi p. 134 Johes. Miriam p. 82. 135 Jones. Roy p. 108 Jordoan. Gus p. 106 Jordan. Tina p. 112 Joy. Betty p. 126 Joyce. D. p. 152 Joyce. K. p. 152 Kader. Milton p. 122 Keathley. Jacqueline p. 135 Kelso. Bessie p. 135 Kelsor, Thelma p. 123 Kennedy. Doris p. 138 Kenner. Willa p. 82. 112 KimhIe. Emma p. 112. 127 King. Calvin p. 192 King. Dewie p.111 King. 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