Tennessee State University - Tennessean Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 342 of the 1980 volume:

• THE TENNESSEAN 1980 CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION 18 ACADEMICS 52 SENIORS G4 ACITVITIES 100 ORGANIZATIONS 178 INDEX 328 I’ulilislicd l� v lilt- students of Teniimf Slate I'niversity, Naxhvillf, TN Win McKinley Joyce, fcditor Mars M Vowels. Advisor II.mild Jackson. Bureau of Pulilic Helalious TWO CAMPUSES TO SERVE YOU I Since July 1,1979, Tennessee State University has had two campuses to sen e its students, faculty, and staff. Its central campus is located between 28th an I I Avenues North and is bounded by the Cumberland River on the nort an ion Street on the south, at 3500 Centennial Blvd. Its sixty-five plus but mgs, par i g | I lots, outdoor facilities, pasture and farm lands occupy some 450 acres. , The downtown campus is housed in a large modern building which is loca e a | I Tenth and Charlotte Avenues with adjacent parking facilities. Within these boundaries TSU, in carrying out its mandate as a land-gran I I institution of instruction, research and service, has been putting it together oca y and nationally. The University contributes to the advancement of all who see i s I I services and can profit from its broad education programs. , , As an integral part of its raison d’etre the University aims to: I 1. Maintain high standards of instruction in general education, in con njui ® i ■ education and in the curricula and field of specialization through which the egr I programs are offered. i ■ 2. Encourage faculty and students to engage in research, which advances I knowledge in their specialized areas. . . . , . h I I 3. Continue expanding its role as a servant and leader of the citizens o e I disseminating knowledge and providing a broad variety of education services, | I credit and non-credit, to the public. , , 4, . nHoi ror I 4. Identify and develop the talents of all students who have the p , I college work, including those whose educational, socio-economic, and cu ur I disadvantages have prevented their being prepared fully to pursue college wo | I successfully without special assistance. . .. , . I 5. Provide a full array of degree programs and services especially tailore , i need and convenience of all college students, including a full array of degree programs and services for the working adults of the mid-state area. . . I i 6. Provide an intellectual atmosphere which stimulates students am .acl ?• t apply knowledge and skills toward the improvement of humanity an Ie_. a|s0| i The University’s objectives mirror these general and specific purposes. reflect the University’s priorities. Tennessee State University projec s i . | i students, faculty, alumni, and the community through the motto: Ihin , ’ Serve” on its two campuses. I ■ Ii Miss TSU Chandra Norma and SGA President Ronald Ashley BIG BLUE AT trill Uimm 882222 � K- CAMPUS LIFE PRESIDENT’S STATEMENT 1980 TENNESSEAN The ltwo «lilion � f E.. TENNESSEAN «, |andm„k in (ll lnsloiy ol Tcrincssct Stats Enivenily. This yeat marita U,e infaiatinn „( a court ordered merger with (he University of Tennessee at Nashville. The merging of thc.se two institutions with diverse histories, racial compositions and educational thrusts is significant as a development of higher education in America. It merges the rich traditions of both institutions and creates for the public a major comprehensive urban university. We have a challenge to bridge the accomplishments of the past, to innovate for the future and to design a campus environment that will continue the University's legacy of greatness. If we can accomplish these objectives, we can build a TSU that will continue to justify pride by its products and which will be a symbol that in this state and in the nation all people can learn, live and work together in a harmonious and healthy environment. As we move the institution into the 80's, I believe there are bright promises and great challenges ahead. It will take a special effort to merge the differences of the past to make them a oneness. How successful we are will determine whether the American dream can become a realitv Qn ,U who seek to share in its fruits and benefits. y ,bose The staff of the TENNESSEAN have included in these pages a collar pictures recording for posterity the activities and events of the past ye r Throughout this yearbook is the spirit and the scope of an institution which was blueprinted by this great American idea in higher education. I congratulate the editors and staff for the splendid job they have done on - Vice-President for Management Services mkzmm- - ■ - y« ;’ '■ i - - - .- ------------------------------------------------ -.--r S G A PRESIDENT The 1979-80 academic year has been the highlight of my educational career. To have had the opportunity of serving as president of the Student Government Association of Tennessee State University in the first year of the merger has indeed been a challenge for me and the entire membership of the Student Government Association. It is hard at this point to judge how effective the 1979-80 S.G.A. Administration has been. However, I do hope that as the months and years pass, students will reflect back on the 1979-80 S.G.A. Administration with good feelings. I have enjoyed serving my fellow students and Tennessee State University. VICE-PRESIDENT OF STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION WANDA MOSES VICE-PRESIDENT OF STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION (Top to Bottom) Stairs: Ronald Ashley, Deborah Whitley, David Stringfellow, Pamela Murray, Sarah Minor, Frederick Gallant, Tonia Estes, Vicki Chrisman, Wanda Moses, Alan Gore, Jacqueline Frazier, Albert Campbell, Gary Williams (Left to Right) Bottom Row: Doyle Cotton, George Davis, Karl Bond, Steve Williams at SGA RsprwnUlivf Senior Do vie Cotton l;i I'miiknl ln'liin.in Gary Williams ii SIikIciiI l‘Ji-cii� n ( Mniiii Miin Senior Tony Lyons Frnliman esse Neel J TSU Jin I lot Stephanie Aee StiMlnit Flection (xjmmiwittn Steven Williams David Stringfellow Class President Senior Jacqueline Frazier HL— SCA Representative Freshman Deborah Whitley a SCA Reprr cnUtivc Freshman Karl L. Bond DR. WALTER STROTHER DAVIS August 5, 1905—October 17, 1979 I ■ . Strother Davis, under whose 25 year leadership at Tennessee State University achieved land grant status and full accreditation, died October 17, 1979, in Nashville, TN, after an extended illness. Dr. Davis, a native Mississippian, started his association with the state of Tennessee and Tennessee A I State College in the late 1920’s as a student of agriculture. During his undergraduate days, he was a star football and baseball player. From 1933 until 1936, he was Tennessee State’s football coach and his teams become a succession of greatness at the institution. However, his first love was agriculture and after receiving his doctorate, he continued teaching in that division until he was named president. Dr. Davis became the second president of Tennessee Agricultural and Industrial State College in 1943. During his administration the institution achieved university status and expanded to include a Graduate School, School of Arts and Sciences, School of Education and School of Engineering. In 1958, Davis’s interest in agriculture came to fruition with the establishment of the School of Agriculture and Home Economics. His administration laid the foundation for ‘TSU’s Touch of Greatness”. In 1958, the institution was also fully accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools and was designated a Land Grant University. Dr. Davis was the recipient of a number of honors and awards throughout his educational career. But his greatest thrill came a few months after he retired in 1968 when he saw his dream fulfilled—the institution become Tennessee State When Dr. Davis became president of the University in 1943, there were 1100 students; when he retired in 1968 there were 6,000 students. Over 70% of the buildings on TSU’s campus were erected under his administration. The legacy left by Dr. Davis’, “Touch of Greatness,” gives the yearbook staff their reason for “Putting It All Together” for TSU in 1980. Li Be NaMg Ni Cu • Aged Ir Pt Au •:5e,Pr.Ndl SmEuGdTbDyHoE ■ ThPobNpT,::' • i .....__________________________________ • - PERIODIC TABLE ( T -___________________________________I______________________________!_______________________________________—_____________________________________________ ___________J __ _____________________________________________________________________ TSU’s MANY FACETS 4t — The dental hygiene program originally began as a one-year certificate program at MMC in 1925. In 1972, MMC and TSU entered into an agreement to jointly sponsor the program. In that same year the certificate program was redesigned to meet requirements for an associate of science degree. Since the move to the TSU campus in September of 1974, a bachelor of science degree program has been implemented and is now a very- integral part of the School of Allied Health Professions, under the deanship of Dr. Andrew Bond. « well ft) older pfttienU. Mn. Huet Chandler, bend of the department of Dent ] Hygiene and Marion W. Patton, instructor in the department discus plans for dental hygiene. Mrs. Patton and Beverly Howards, a student, check over patient's dental history before starting work. Ann McKnight, a second year student from Murfreesboro, gives special attention.to Iter patient . - ■■ - ________________________________________________________________________________ - - — - Just a little bit more Studying about molecules. ■ Could that be what I'm looking for? What Is It All About My Sister? What is it all about my sister, when all is told, This constant striving for fame or gold, The fleeting joys, the bitter tears, We are only here a few short years, Nothing our own but the silent past, Loving or hating, nothing can last! What is it all about my sister It’s just a passing from day to day, A cross for me and a cross for you. Ours seem heavy, while others seem light, But God in the end makes all things right! He tempers the wind with such loving care, He knows the burdens each of us can bear, He changes life’s grey into heavenly gold, And that is all when all is told! my sister. (.iiiruc -«-«! ••• II Cliwt «tl SI !� Brief History On July 1. 1979, Tennessee State University and the University of Tennessee at Nashville became Tennessee State University Main Campus and Downtown Campus. This merger enables Tennessee State University to provide improved and expanded educational services. The main campus opened its doors on June 12, 1912. It became a full fledged Land Grant University in 1958 with the establish- ment of 5 schooIs--Agriculture and Home Economics. Arts and Sciences. Education. Engineering and the Graduate School. The School of Allied Health Professions was authorized in 1974 and the School of Business was authorized in 1976. The downtown campus opened its doors in 1971 to meet the needs for a fully functional evening University. It offered ' many educational opportunities forthe working adultinciudinga nursing and MBA program. : . Some ot the other programs 't developed by the downtown cam pus include awide variety of public and continuing educa- tion activities. As the everyday functions of society become more intricate. the need for this additional education increases. For some. an undergraduate degree will serve their purpose, for others the Masters degree - ' ' i3 will be the answer and still for others. the doctoral degree will be necessary to increase their effectiveness in achieving personal goals. 1 For over 60 years Tennessee State Univer- sity has provided an opportunity fartheyoung people to receive that kind of education. Moving forward with our expanded services and facilities on two campuses in building your kind of university. we reaffirm our commitment to serve as a significant and unique institution providing opportunities and establishing new programs to meet the ever changing demands and the needs of saciety. .V' i . , lllllllllll ;.I i. .l-l-I:l I - n n n u n hu-nugls-unI-nbonnu-nn-nu-n.nInuleui-n-nnuan-s MPH 7-; --- General Information Listed below are the locations and phone numbers of some of the various offices involved in providing help conducive to beginning and completing your higher education. More detailed information about other services is available in the university catalog and specialized brochures. Admissions Undergraduate: Office of Admissions Records. 1st floor Administration Bldg., Main Campus, phone 320-3420. Downtown Campus. Main Bldg., phone 251-1161. Graduate: Main Campus, Graduate Bldg., phone 320-3491. Financial Aid: 3rd floor. Administra- tion Bldg., Office of Financial Aid. phone 320-3440. Down- town Campus, 3rd floor Main Bldg., phone 251-1561. Safety A Security Parking permits obtained from this office. 3500 Centen- nial Blvd.. Main Campus, phone 320- 3581. Downtown Campus, Annex Bldg., phone 251- 1541. Child Care: Nursery School. Main Campus, phone 320-3374. ! 2nd floor. Downtown Campus, phone 251-1561. Infirmary: 24 hour service. Infirmary Bldg., Main Campus, phone 320-3671. For further information write or call the specific department at: (Main Campus address) Tennessee State University, 3500 Centennial Blvd., Nashville, Tennessee 37203; information phone 320-3750. (Downtown Campus) Tennessee State University, 10th and Charlotte Ave., Nashville, Tennessee 37203; information ! phone 251-1111. ■ ■ Tennessee State University Nashville, Tennessee 51 Location of the Main Campus TSU's main campus is located in North Nashville at 3500 Centennial Boulevard Thirty- four major buildings occupy part of the 470 acres bounded by the Cumberland River on the North and Centennial Boulevard on the South. It is only 10 minutes driving time from the downtown campus and Nashville’s business district via the expressway (1-40) or 1. Pow«r Plant 2 JanoE Eibot Hall (Woman’s ;— Building) Hale Han (Storage) 3 Old_______________ 4 Oueen S Washington Health Service Building 5 Edward S Temple Track 6 Edna Roae Hankai Han (Women's Dorm) 7 Martha M Brown Memorial Library 8 Harned Hall o Science (Biology Building) 9 Goodwill Manor 10 Reaidence 11 Residence 12 Security 13 Mary E Wilson Hall (WRC- Women's Oorm) 14 Health. Pnysicei Education. Athletic and Convocation Complex 15 w j Hale Stadium 16 William j Hale Field House (AFROTC) 17 W W Lawson Agriculture 8uildmg 18 Auxiliary Enterprises 19 Farm Manager 20 Wailor S Davis Home Economics Nursing Education Complex 21 Same as above 22 Oairy Barn 23 Central Receiving 24 Operations Building 25 President's Residence 26 Lews R Holland Han (School oi Business Building) 27 Hubert B Crouch Hall (Graduate School Building) 28 Chemistry Building 29 Physics-Mathematics Building 30 (Proposed Engineering Building) 31 Harriet Hodkins Hall (GRC Women s Dorm) 32 Student Union Building 33 Administration Building 34 Industrial Arts Building 35 Jim Nance McCord Engineering Building 36 R E Clay Education Building 37 Marie Brooks Strange Music Building 38 Counseling Center 39 Frank G Clement Hall 40 The Martha 8rown-Lo«s Daniel Library 41 Alumni Building 42 Henry Arthur Koan Halt (Gymnasium) 43 Henry Allen Boyd Han (Men's Dorm) _ 44. LenaB Watson Hall (Men s Dorm) 45 Merle R Eppse Hall (Man's Dorm) 46 Basketball Courts 47. Tennis Courts 48 Baseball Diamond 15 minutes intown driving. The main cj also serviced regularly by Nashville- transportation system. Location of the Downtown Campus TSU's downtown campus is com? 4 buildings with the main building lo 52 10th and Charlotte Avenues where classes are taught year round. The810 Broadway Building accommodates classes during the fall and spring sessions. The focal building at 10th and Charlotte is within walking distance from the capitol, the Nashville business district, public library and all major public transportation connections. Its campus is just 10 minutes from the main campus in North Nashville and 2 blocks from Interstate 1-40. University Policy on Equal Opportunity. Affirmativo Action, and Compliance with Titio IX Tennessee State university is an Affirmative Action uni versify Applicant an j candidatos will be considered for program participation without discrimination tor any non-men! reason such as race color, national origin sex. religion, age. or handicap Funner, it « the policy of Tennessee State University not to discriminate on the bevs olsex m tn« educat or. programsor activities which it operates, including employment therein and the admission of students thereto, and Tennessee State University is required by Title IX ot the Education Amendment of 1973. and regulations issued pursuant thereto (45 C F R Part 86) land by Sections 799A and 645 ot the Public Health Service Act. and regulations issued pursuant thereto] not to discriminate in such manner 1SXJ Tennessee State University VpAMIMI 53 American Universities and Colleges Congratulation go to Tennessee State University’s nominees for Who’s Who in American colleges and universities. Students arc chosen for this honor by the heads of their departments based upon the following criteria: 1. Student scholarship 2. Professional promise 3. Participation in departmental and campus activities Only junior and senior students who have a minimum 3 00 cumulative average are eligible for nomination. Enlightenment and Understanding-Service to Humanity-Instruction and Discipline $4 LJniMtiDek Sitting: (Left to Right) Lisa Marshall and Stacy Haynes. Standing: Brcncada Frame and Deidra Cunningham 1 Edward Alfred Martin, Jr. • v7‘- Kenneth Mitchell Ann Beatty Earl Watts David Vincent, III Linda Chapman 2-------- _ . ■ Michael Martin ii A 4 s _• £ mw$$m pii� Mf MW «5 flfi Joseph Adeola I i(jo-.. Nigeria E.A. Afcpan C H S., Nigeria Timothy Adun Awmota Benin City, Nigeria Bov Bernard Bnhle l.uCrnngc. C'A (.'hristuplier Aihnnghee Benin City, Nigeria Ovahiinhien Pat Ainienyi Benin City. Nigeria Bnnnid l_ Ashley Montgomery, A I. Cappie I. Baker Ciilfport. MS Pius Oinonua Aiglmkhacvlio Nigeria Miuron Y. AnderMNi Darien, CA Peter A. Aye Benin City, Nigeria Keucc Banning Nashville. TN Collins Airliilicnhiiwn Benin City, Nigeria Ceorgc E. Armstrong Birmingham. Al. Janice Avery Detroit. Ml Vickey Barhour Nashville, TN Terry B. Barden Altcjiiippn, PA Ann Marie Beat Is Memphis. TN Sheryl I_ Billups Birmingham, Al. Blanche H. Bond Bells. TN Tanya l-C. Barnes Nashville, TN Kayinond S. Bell Jr. Nashville. TN l a id J. Illakenime Cars. IN Joseph P. Bunker Memphis. TN Freeman Bax� Nashville. TN Teresa A. Bell Dccalur, (iA Michael J. Bledsoe Anderson. IN Debra D. Boone Hendersonville. TN 1 A (Ivnlhia Bales Mililani Town, III Mellon esc Bigtbv Nashville. TN Winifred Bledsoe Birmingham. AL Karen Bom I Nashville. TN 6S Ollic Bowden Chicago, II. Beverly Brown l.otiiwillc, KV Cary I- Brown Washington, D.C. Darnell Joncs-Browning Detroit. Ml Sharon Ilona Bradley Nashville, TN Brenda B. Brown Nashville, TN Johnnie M. Brown Nashville. TN Kila Bryant Birmingham. Al. Jarcthea l.ynuette limndmi Nashville. TN Brenda K. Brown Memphis, TN Prucenda K. Brown Austell. CA Brenda Bums Brewton, Al, Kevin A. Brandon Nashville. TN Dexter It. Brown Henderson. TN Tnnja (,). Brnsvn Nashville. TN I.on (Jain Michigan C its. IN Deborah Calhoun ( iu 'innati, OH Klionda J. Cantrell Coodlettsvillc, TN Howard T. Chapman Cliiilon, TN Carol DeVonne Cole I xiui'villc. KY ( amll J. Campbell II Memphis, TN PHnew Charlene Can tv Nashville, TN l.iiuln S. Chatman Milan. TN Beverly (Sillier Culfport, MS l.aN'cse A. (Campbell Nashville. TN Cinn T. Carr Rockford. TN lainpnus Onjtin.i Chim.i Inio-Statr, Nigeria Kglxm Collins Benin City. Nigeria j.iniev Battiest (ainnmi Chicago. II. Jeffrey CalriMi Chicago. II. Carlis Valencia ( 'lark Birmingham. Al. Phyllis H. Cotlen Nashville. TN Calc Margo Coune ' Denton, Ml) Omine T. Crow Indianapolis. IN Oi'loiM- Dailey Charleston. MS Eliza UcncM� Davl 70 Nashville. IN ({«-.iili.i V. Craig Fort Wayne, IN' JuHuS Jcv ell Crutcher Meinplii� , TN' Gregory Daniclls Detroit. Ml Ceorge l_ Onvi� Jr. Nasln-illc. TN Joyce A. (’nnii li llnnoliiln. III Deirdra M. Cunningham Talladega, Al. liar (iliaiiwe Daniel� Pontiac. Ml Mary C. Davi� Nashville, TN Sylestine Crowder Itolis-ar, TN Zar.ihadipour (lyru� Iran Cvnlliia Davies Nasi� ville. TN Virginia Dnvi� Nashville. TN Cienda Raker I)ms Ml. Plcannl, TN Albert T. Hduanl Jr. Miami. FI. Fwien Fwien llcot Khi, Nigeria Levi T. Faulkner Nashville. TN Karen Y. Dudley R.dlimore, MD Cahricl Fknhua l-'Ros. Nigeria Kim Eubanks Fast Orange. NJ Janie M. Fennell Denver. CO llonila I nekridge Dunaway Spring llill, TN Bernard A. Fkerie Aglmr Rend il Stale. Nigeria Ruse Abnsede Fadaliuim Nashville. TN John T. Flaek III Shclbyvillc. TN Aamn Fdmuiidson Nashville. TN Ogliogho West Frli.ilior Renin ('tty. Nigeria Film el Farntik Kh.iitouni Sudan Dehra A. Fleming Ness Orleans, I .A 7i Janice Fletcher Nulnillf. TN DcIhimIi Fortune Nev� HodieHc. NY Jacqueline l rrainr Frazier Birmingham, AI. Caroline I). Camhle Flint. MI Iti niv Porlirs Miami, FI. Barbata J. Foster Nashville, TN Olivia Freeman Jacksonville. FI. Nancy K. Chant Centerville. 'I N Delphine Ford Birmingham, AI Breneuda Yvonne Frame Milan. TN Brenda Fuller Spartanburg, S.C Fran (Iren I). (libson Itictunond. VA Tracy M. Fnmrrsl Juekviti, TN Klaine I’- Francis Nassau, llaliatnas l.i cttc -nines Denver, ( O Daryl t (.illiaui Nashs ille. I N Horace Kngcnc (•timer Jamestown, N.C. Deborah 1 - (•nHitn (.an, IN Calvin llammoml jackutn, TN Juluine Kay Harris l.atlMiiU. Ml Clementine Cranclbcrrs Nashville. TN hli abcth I.. Ilaclrtt Mount Vernon. N.Y. Veriea M. Harris Nash side. TN Kelli I). Harris Nasitville. TN Wilhcmina ( . Ciecne Dumrn m, Ml) Hubert Hamer. Jr. Crunri Jet.. TN Diane I.. Harrell Memphis, TN Valeric M. Harris Nashville. Op«l I.. Cnvr llinnlNihlt. TN Svlsia llainill Mi Memphis, TX Dareel Hum's Nashville. TN Michelle Harvey Washington. D.C. I .ii venial It. Harrison Nashville, TN Perry W. Hayes Munford. TN Cynthia K. Hendricks Denver. CO Waller R. Horton Decalur, AI. Andrcsv Ut Hawkins, Jr. Milan, TN Sherry Haynes Ml. Clemons. Ml A red a J. Hereford 11 iinlsvillc, AI. l.isn V. Hudson Nashville. TN Angela Dnrliu llaycsi Nashville. TN Stacy Haynes Nashville, TN Sandra K. Iloll Nashville, TN Patrick O. Idehen Renin (Sly, Nigeria (ierald I). Hayes Memphis, TN Helen Henderson Moscow, TN Ricky Hooker Trcnlon, TN Christoplicr V. Idinrc Itendell State, Nigeria Fbengho Iduoze llciiin City, Nigeria Carol Denise Jackson Huston, I-A IDivona K. Jackson Savannah, TN Diedre K- Johnson Nashville, TN Robert Ijcgahi Affa-Knugu Carol I.iu Jackson Jacksonville.Al, Donna M. Julie I a� Angeles. CA India Johnson Nashville. TN Fraiteis Inyang Calabar, Nigeria Cheryl Patrice Jackson Pine Bind. AR Joint W. Jobe Nasltvillc, TN Dorothy Danila Jones Memphis, TN Philip II. l evhrhai A papa Digits, Nigeria Hattie Mae Jackson Somers illc. TN DelMir.th Johnson Memphis. TN Michael O. Jones Colnmhia, TN 7 Vcrhic M. Jones fliovwisvillc, T. Katherine A. King Parsons, TN (;lorissa l-uilcr Nashville. TN Emina Uttlcton Milan, TN Mnrlin Jov Whitcvillr, TN Marian V. King .Nashville, TN Bridgcttc U'r Sj mi);liill. TN Joann I iinuiv Birmingham. AI Bonita M. Juste (.'•■Iuriiliia, TN latsvrcnct' Kushid lailiai Moknlu, W«l Africa Del torali J. I.t-slic Tones-. AI, l,inda Darlene 1-ong Nashville, I'M Richard lar Kimlirn, Jr. Nashville. TN lairctta A. lanij� Nasii ville, TN Ronald Aaron l.inrisav Indianapolis, IN Wanda E. Lttsvc Nnsliville, TN Mary L. Lowery (;ad«lcii, TN Andrea M.ihonc St. Ixiuis MO Patricia Ann Mangruni Deenlur, AL Vivonnc D'Arwv Mason Chicago. II. bQuclla M. Luster Fast St. laniis IL jamei K. Malone Memphis. TN Clenda Michelle Martin Hampton. VA l-arhad Mntian Tehran. Iran Tons lias Lynns Wynne. AR Claude W. Mann Brownsville, TN Michael Martin Nashville. TN Florida M. Matthews Birmingham. Al. Anita M. Martini Kansas Cits. MO Clifford Mann Bmssnsvillr. TN Patricia Marlin Nashs illc. TN laiVorius A. Move York. AL I Darold VV. McCrary Fort Valiev, CA Gwinnett Mania McGhee liotvrfott. GA SlIMIII II. McI'Ik-TSOII l.oimvillc, KV Audrey Miller Stanton. TN Cathy A. McDonald Indianapolis, IN Doris K. McKinnie Bolivar, TN Kami T. Meadows Gary. IN Karen Alclhca Miller Nashville. TN Audrey J. McGhee Atlanta, GA Delira Faye Ml Mill.Ill Memphis, TN Tanuny R. Meadows Gaston, Al. Michael W. Miller Memphis. TN Kva McGhee Memphis. TN Sharon McNiiM Birmingham, Al. Alvia Maria Neesm Atlanta, GA l.imla J. Mims Calhoun. GA Sarah E. Minor Brownsville, TN Vanessa Mitchell Gallatin, TN Frank Mosley Jr. Bessemer, Al. Samira Slng-Chingane$C Nance Washington, DC Barbara Jane Mitchell Walnut Cove, NC Brenda L. Morchead Toledo, Oil Hcrthol.i Moiinia (•nr)1, IN Robert Anthony Nelson Georgetown, SC Candice A. Mitchell Mihvaukec, WI Timothy M. Morscll Sunderland, Ml) Gail l isa Miiqihv Birmingham, Al. Abraham Nesbitt Memphis. TN Kenneth Mitchell Nashville, TN Wanda F. Moses N.islmlle. TN Kdsvard J. Musa Mnkolia City, West Africa ('hamini R. Nonnau Naslis life, TN 79 so Ottbuofiien R. Oghciwi Hrinin Mate, Nigeria MkIi.m I Omiyale Oyo Slate, Nigeria Macaulay O. Osagictle Hnulel Slate, Nigeria Toma I- I'altou Memphis. TN A I I| Ikis E. Okafnr Abba, Nigeria Ifcauyi I). Oiuioba Into SI .lie. Nigeria Anthony (Hemwingie Hciulcl Slate. Nigeriu Hridgeltc . Payne Jnelton. TN OIurim II. Okojio Irrua, Nigeria Steplu-nvon Onyebuagu Nigeria Tenvie Parker Chicago. II. Jem Payne Fayclle. AI. Sam Okiniilia Renin City, Nigeria Pullen A. Osugic Renin City. Nigeria Debra It. Pale Orlando, l-'l. Alvy II. Penn Navum NP, Bahamas June Pennington l.ousiville, KY Karen Y. Pillow Nashville, TN Felix I). Prince Yonkers, NY Deidra K. Rilev Fninklin, Oil Joyce Perkins Wno«Utock, NY Sandra Darlene Pillow Columbia. TN Mattie I.. Raines Chicago. II. Charles Roberts Nashville, TN lienry 1« Perry Brosvmvillc, TN Arnold V. Porter Paducah. KY Canncn M. Ramos Pine Bluff, Alt Orrgors Rsans 11initss illc. Al. Sandra M. I'licipx Indianapolis. IN Kathy Powers Daytona Beach. I'l ffliun R. Ray, l Trenton. NJ Frances S. SalTrN Nashville, TN Anthony () S.nninnm Chattanooga, TN Howard It. Slichvood Nashville. TN Volanda Nicole .Smith Allantii. CA Linda A. Starling Nashville. T Sherry Savage Indianapolis. IN Carmen l_ Sheppard Birmingham, Al. Jrvwa Drone Swiss- Hinninghain. Al. Kssie Steele Nashville, IN Kiminer Sent! Callalin, TN Inez I. Skinner Alexandria, VA J.unes A. Southall Jr. Chicago. II. Joi M. Straelian Miami. FI. Miekev I). Shelton Nashville. I N Darryl V. Smith Frankfort, KY DcIkh.ih Spencer Kansas City. MO Christv C. Strong Cincinnati, OH I'V.inklin Taron Swafford Chattanooga, TN Dolois Taylor Brownsville, TN Cladys M. Tolleyfio Tcshie (Accra, (•liana! Leonard Thompson I’iiil.icli'l| 1 , I'A David K. Sweeney Nadiville, TN Sarah IL Taylor Nashville. TN Carol Nichols Thomas Nashville, TN San Bonita Thompson Cary, IN Willie Daniel Sweet Jr. Nashville. TN Vince Iv. Taylor st. lamis. M() Pamela I). Thomas Columinis, OH John M. Tomlin Bolivar, TN tarry E. Tate Memphis, TN Donitlis Jean Terry Stanton, TN Ithondn Tliomas Prince Frederick. Ml) (.'ena I). Tossnsend Birmingham, At. .«ft S4 Dium- Trammell Decatur, Al. John I - Tyler Nashville. TN l.rSi'liii S. Walls Chicago, li. Rhonda J. Walker Furl ( KV Dwayne Tucker Nashville, TN Felicia O. L’doji Onilslia, Nigeria Belinda F. Walker Rifiningham, Al. Rosie Walker Fort Wayne, IN Shelton K. Tucker Hampton, VA William F'. Vaughn Nashville, TN Bernice Walker Brownsville. TN Carol Flame Wallace Nashville, TN Mattie K. Turner Nashville. TN Cloria Verge Nashville. T.N Ccorgc K. Walker Boston, MA Mars' joe Walton Mason, TN J llcnry A. Ware Birmingham, A I. Joyce J. Washington .nodlcttsv illc, T. Brine K. While Oak BidgC. I N Knllileen While Ml. Pleasant. SO Bianca O. Washington Nashville. TN Vickv V. Watkins Buffalo, NY Ccdrick O. While Prince Frederick. Ml) Norma J. While Nashville, TN Cathy Washington Hochcstcr. NY Valeric Watson Nashville. TN Ocncanc Beni- While Indianapolis. IN Opra White Stanton. TN Klhd M. Washington Pic kens, MS Cedric (•. Whitaker Nashville. TN Juci|uclitu- White Nasliville. I N Yolanda While Binningliain. A I. Nathan Whitt.ikt-r Nashville. TN Cynthia A. Williams SI. Ixmis. MO Krsin C. N illi.tms Indianapolis, IN Frank Wilkins Memphis, TN Donald Williams la'singtun, KY Thomas I). Wilkins Cincinnali, Oli Kdgar Williams, Jr. Memphis, TN Clarence V. Williams Chattanooga. TN Gregory T. Williams Indianapolis, IN I.iiida B. Williams Gallatin. TN Gregory I). Wood� Ruby Williams Chiengo, II. Phyllis Wooldridge Memphis, TN Kathryn Williamson Memphis. TN David Wright Fayette, AI. KcMn L. Wlnrow Springfield. TN Michael Xinn Memphis, TN Kditor McKinley Joyce diotn the I'M queens the group position lor llieir final informal shot. Hfi BIG BLUE AT I M E I X S P S o B N L A A S C H K V I L L E Ylomla Vanae White, a senior speech pathology and audiology major, is a native of Birmingham, Alabama. Born June 10, 1958, Ylondu is a 21 year old Gemini. In April 1979, she was crowned Miss Black F.xpo Nashvillc, which provided her the opportunity to compete for Ms. Black Tennessee. Ylondu placed 1st Runner Up in the pageant. Here at TSU, Ylonda is a member of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Kappa Delta Pi Honor Society in Education, Tennessee State Speech and Hearing Club, and Who’s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. 1978-1979. Her future plans include continuing her education, ultimately, obtaining both a masters and doctorate degree in speech pathology. at Kathy McMillan Long Jump and Relays THE THREE TIGERBELLES IN PRACTICE Brenda Morehead Sprinter and Relays Chandra Cheesbo rough Sprinter and Relays y; Ronald Aahley k Parents ■ —■ ——— ■ v Vvr V RELAY (Left to Right) Deborah Jones, Ernestine Du vis, Helen Blake, Judy Pollion 400 SPRINT RELAY (I ft to Right) Chandra Cheesebrough, Brenda Morebead, Deborah Jones. Kathy McMillan 1980 TIGER GEMS c- TENNESSEE STATE UNIVFMrrY TICfcR CfcJMS p -� 7y. J RECOKD:94 ■ Nan No. Clan Pot. Ht Wt. ‘-'.rTVy Hometown Carmen Alexander 3 , | • 0 - j: too Alton� . 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Khltmon ■ itcmden UNIVERSITY TIGERS Head Coach Kdna Overall and assistant Maxine Merritt work out game plan 1979-80 Schedule TSU °pp OppmtfDU Site 80 73 David UpKomb Away 64 61 North Alabama Home 63 65 Vanderbilt University Home 82 58 LeMoyne Owens College Away 58 56 Knoxville College Home 67 72 Belmont College Away 74 60 Kentucky State University Away 80 63 Belmont College Away 72 36 Lincoln University Home 80 tu Knoxville College Away 76 107 Union University Away 56 65 ljncdn University Away 52 84 Middle Tennessee State University Home 82 86 lapacomb College Home 67 58 Florida A4cM University Away 63 61 UT Martin Away Austin Peay State University Home Feb, 2 Florida A M University Home 4 Middle Tennessee State University Away 5 LeMoyne Owens Home 9 UT-Martin Home 12 Kentucky State Home 14 North Alabama Away 16 Union University Home 23 Austin Peay Away 25 Vanderbilt University Away surs t- Athletic £ £ Department 5 196 AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY AFFIRMATIVE ACTION EMPLOYER M F TOPi Sharon Jarrett goes up for shot against MTSU the game BOTTOM. Cynthia Smith passe- mmim m (rJr-Zf) ax� MS m f— ... — ! Bottom Row (Left to Right)i Craig Ceter, Robert E. I-er, Alvin Blount, Kenneth Offutt, Carlos Jones, Sanders Belfield, Greg Gainey, Dairyll McMoflen Row IJ (Left to Right h Roger Hayes, Terr)' liolbert, Monti Davis, James Kearse, Samuel Johnson, Jonathan Green, Gary Liscnbec, Charles Morton 1978-1980 Tiger Basketball Team mmnK masm fw . V � V ■:■’ v:-'. -' • ismarn BOOK PARTY FOR COACH EDWARD STANLEY TEMPLE SPONSORED BY THE BROWN-DANIEL LIBRARY MARCH 3, 1980 The members of the staff of the Brown-Dan iel Library honored Coach Ed Temple at a book party to which the campus family was invited. He signed autographs and endeared himself to all who came to congratulate him and hear from him his experiences with the girls track team beginning in 1950. Coach Temple is the first coach in history to coach three U.S. Olympic women’s track and field teams, 1960,1964, and 1980. He has served as a member of the United States Olympic Committee for the past five Olympics (1960, 1964, 1968, 1972, 1976, and 1980). The library staff prepared displays on two floors of the library from materials graciously loaned by Coach Temple's wife, Charlie B. The displays included trophies, plaques, medals and numerous photographs and records of Coach Temple and the Tigerbelles. An attempt was made to create an atmosphere of an Olympiad on the first floor of the library. Large flags stood on pedestals and the Olympic flag designed and created by Deloris Harris hung from the ceiling. Small flags and a globe of the world were used for the centerpiece on the refreshment table. Samuel Whit moo Athletic Director James Bait Swimming Coach l-uddic Hat ten, Jr. Athletic Trainer Warren l.arwson Awt. Athletic Director Dr. Caklwcll Team Physician Bruce Strickland Manager David Boyd Men'� Track Coach James Caldwell Aux. Enterprise Archie McMliUon Manarer Allen Kobiruon Head Baseball Coach Sam Chandler Assistant Trainer Terry Scott Manager Ronnie Smith Aut. Truck CoaOh ' Willie Jocxw Offensive Assistant Edna Overall Women’ Basketball Coach Edward Temple Head Women' Track Coach Joe Gilliam, Sr. Defensive Assist� n t Larry Cole Ant. Baseball Coach Archie Cooley, Jr. Defends Assistant Richard Croomt Intramural Director and Statistician Bill Thomas Defensive Assistant Jew James Football Awt. Alvin Coleman Offensive Coordinator Johnny Carey Asst. Basketball Coach Ed Martin Head Basketball Coach ATHLETIC STAFF THE 1980 SWIMMING TEAM (UR to Right) Knedingi Irit Cibba, Manager, Marie Gram. Manager . Sttingi Rosalind Talley, Carol Ingrain. Reginald Terry, I .utter Ingram, Jeff Midcalf Standing: Marvin Dnnomood. Charlei Clement, Walter Coni, Bobby Brotheam, Floyd Poaey, Arthur Martin Head Coach “Big John Mcrrit advises Joe '747” A duns during the 79 encounter with the C rambling Tigers. TSU won the game 24—13. WfiKV £22 m mm Coach Merritt receives information from tbe coaches upstairs. Big John- ended the season needing only 3 victories to top the 200 marie for career wins. Below: The 1979 TENNESSEAN salutes some of the players who made outstanding contributions to tbc team. Bottom row: Lanny Martin, comrrback, 4 interceptions for the year. Booker Beachum, value nose guard injured in game 9. Willie Blue, outstanding linebacker for four yean. Top: Emmett Haynes, linebacker, third leading tackier on defense. .Mike Jones, wide receiver, freshman and holder of most reception yardage for a single season. Mike Thomas, center back, four interceptions, one touchdown. Center: James Taylor, offensive center, led the blocking on offense. Greg Swinney, punter and reserve quarterback, 1,736 yds. punting. Our sincero congratulations go out to the entire team for another successful season. 1 9 8 0 S E N 1 O R Jeffrey Dcwaync Shockley Wide Receiver Miduel Stanley Thomas Defensive Back Willie Charles Blue Defensive Back Aaron Dcwaync Jones Half Back Ronald Durwood Foree Tight End Emmett Haynes, Jr. Linebacker McDonald Oden Tight End David Andre Coleman Defensive Back Harold Oliver, Jr. Linebacker Gregory Boyd Swinney Quarter and Punter F O O T B A L L T E A M TSU PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER CAMPUS LIFE I O 147 — ■HMH ■■ __________________________ . IS2 15.1 159 n� � r mwMiiwW nViliillinlUi nmrmwmn MISS SENIOR KELLI HARRIS Kelli Harris hold the 1979-1980 title of Miss Senior and feels right at home at TSU. She is a native of Nashville, who has been actively involved in campus activities during her matriculation. She has worked as a University peer counselor, student leader, University hostess, and was appointed to the student- faculty Advisory-Board. Kelli enjoys singing, horseback riding, public speaking, and good conversation in her spare time. Her astrological sign is Taurus. Kelli is a speech-language pathology and audiology major who is also concerned with the multiple learning problems associated with “special” children. She is a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Alpha Lambda Delta, Gamma Beta Phi, Kappa Delta Pi, and Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Societies, as well as having been nominated two consecutive years for Who's Who Among American Colleges and Universities. Upon graduation in May, she plans to pursue a master’s degree in speech-language pathology. m Fran’eco Cheeks, Miss Junior, was bom in Birmingham, Alabama, under the sign of Capricorn, and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Cheeks, Sr. Fran’eco enjoys traveling, meeting new people, exploring other customs, modeling and reading. Her talents arc singing and public speaking. She is a member of numerous campus organizations including the Student Election Commission, Student Government Association, University peer counselors and hostesses, Alpha Phi Alpha Angel, and Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Miss Checks is a mass communications major and aspires to become a news anchorwoman someday and host her own television show. MISS JUNIOR FRAN’ECO CHEEKS MISS SOPH- OMORE DEBORAH ELAINE GANT Deborah Elaine Cant is one of Tennessee State's sweetest Georgia Peaches. Born and raised in Bainhridge, Georgia, Deborah arrived under the leading sign of Leo. Her parents are Mr. Mrs. Alfred Cant. She is a speech pathology major and is a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, The Georgia Club, Alpha Lambda Delta Honor Society, the University Honors Program, and is a University peer counselor. Debbie feels that academics should he put first in college life. MISS FRESHMAN ELAINE HUBBARD Elaine Hubbard, Miss Freshman, is a native of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. She is a very outgoing young lady and hopes to get involved in as many school activities as possible, while attending TSU. Elninc enjoys sewing, dancing, socialising and all types of sports. Her academic major is communications, with a minor in physical education. Her ambition in life is to become a sports commentator. TSU QUEENS AT THE STATE CAPITOL 176 Chandra Norman, Miss TSl 1980, on the left, assisted by Sharon Williams, Miss TSl 1979. Miss TSU of 1980 And Miss TSU of 1979 1980 1980 A L P H A K A P P A S(«.-plunk- Accv Michelle Adams Mcllancse Bigshs Carla Briggs Peggy B:ikt-r I .soda Banks Dictra Calkway Kave Chavis Shirley Barhcc K mu Baskin Kran'ecn Checks Cntdcn Collins Calc Courses Carolvn Davidson Tonia list� Maria Kssiug Nfurva ICvam Kim l-.uhanks rrieii llards Kells Harris ( anils n I lari Angela liases Slavs lluvncs ( snthia llcmlricks Vi Stephanie Christine Isaac chersi Jackson Pamela Johnson Pamela J. Johnson Angela K. Jones IliilelierMni Dorothy Jones Barbara Lewis Avis laxklavrr Cathv MeDonald Amlrcv McClicc Csvinnctt McChce Tamms Meadows Wanda Mose� Alsia Nccson A L P H A P S I Chandra Norman Carmen Ramm Rita lUsbv Judith Smith Janis Stephens Pamela Strickland A i met tee Ssvnin ‘I aniamli Suggs Carla Walker Angela Williams (.eneaue While Vlmida While (SI J (Left to Right) Bottom Row, Jeffrey Taylor, Dtrold McCrary. Andre WOKami, 1 «� V H n I, Tony l.yOna, Kevin T. Lilly bridge, Jimw A. Southed, Jr., Cedi Trice Row II, Manlii Evan., Jam« Ixmnie John � . Uny D. Taylor, MUtnn To !, Jr., Gilbert (iamb, Jr.. David Henry R «t« n. Charie Bovd Jr.. Johnny Mabon, Reginald T. AaHn . Miller. Ede D. Huffman, Mooter A. Morgan, Chale Lynn. J. FWlip Carter. Steven O. ALPHA PHI ALPHA EBONY CLUB ■MB NASHVILLIAN . (Left to Right) Bottom Row: Valerie Taylor, Vice-President; Jimmy Alexander, President Row H: Wiliam Kirkpatrick, Angela Jones, Olivia Plake� , Deborah Newcomb, Pamela Murry, Donna Jones Secretary; Daryl Gilliam Row Dii Barry K. Hobbs, Chaplain; Kenny Crenshaw Row IV: Willie Goodman, Andre Hayden, Raymond Bell, Sgt. at Arms William Field� . Larry Thompson, Kenny Milchell, Craig Ruck� GAMMA SIGMA SIGMA (Left at Bottom) Joyce Newborn, Parliamentarian; Sbcny L. Haynes, First Vice-President; Debm Fleming. Cbaplin; Emma Mackin, Historiam Kfmmer Scott, Recording Secretary; Lenoria Ridley, Vivienne D'Aroey Mmoo, President; Sally Goodwin, Treasurer 18S HONORS PROGRAM (Left to Right.' Bottom Ro� : Kenneth Carter, Krith D. Booker, Karen M. Terry. Chandra Hamburger, I Avon Scales, Carol Pipbus, Dr. McDcmald Wflharm, Director, University Honors Program. Row II: Dorothy Benton, Kimberly Jon , President) Deborah Magee, Davtun M. Watt� , France Mae Nod Row III: Sforoa D. Stover, Ron Hudson, Yolanda Flippin, Rubv Davb, Debbie Newman, Michael V- Hardt, Tereu Marton, Tina Ray Row IVi Valerie PuBoro, Ijeoma M.C. Egbunine, Jacqueline T. Madden, Debra Daniel, Jacquelyn Perry, Sonya P. Clark, Carol)!� Pipbu� , Belinda Morgan Row V: E unn TIkotus, Gary L. William , Mali Crant, Michad E. Cam. Walter C. Wforpw, Sonya Spicer, John M. Smith PUTTING IT TOGETHER WITH ACADEMICS! MICHIGAN CLUB Davi� , Iris R G(bU, Kim HI. Caroline D. Morgan, Cari R. Tomlinson Row !Vi Renault Davis. Damon Aik Row V. Wade Stewart, Gary Spann, Row VI. Rory S. Poaey, Tony “PJ R Tttrt Wright, President; Fred Jaduoo. V� President; Oo.be Hughe� , Treasurer in McPhail, Sheryl Wright, Cratg Pickens, Shirieon P. Spalding. Rrc.vd. Heath. Rubv Cragory Danlelly. Monita C. Thompson, Karen Crotby, DemtU Lockridgr, Montex A loby Gallant, Robert Sampler Ariettr Griffin, Ruben Plowen A. Hudson, Michael Pitts, Alpbonso Lae, Kevin D. R � vl Alan Fields, Martin N. Keoey. Dttfk Smith, St.vrn Woodle. KevmWrtkw, Keith C J.mervm, Jeftrr. WE'RE PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER! MEMPHIS CLUB MOTTO: TOGETHERNESS” The Memphis Club was revised during the fall semester of 1979, by Steven A. Williams. The purpose of the club is to bring together all fellow Memphians at TSU. Their goals are to show leadership abilities, responsibilities and bring forth positive attitudes of higher learning throughout the city and state, and to enhance one’s attitude for mankind. The advisor of the club is a native Memphian who is the Assistant Vice-President of Academic Affairs at TSU.- '.r'- , •. ' GAMMA BETA PHI PHI GAMMA NU ■ STUDENT ELECTION COMMISSION I (Left to Right) Sitting! Frtn’cco Cheek� , Dorothy D. Jon� , Tony Y. Lyon , Chairman; Jacqueline Fnzicr, Brenda Fuller, Pamela Lee Row lit Kevin Womack, Iona Border , Dale Wright, Beverly A. Branch, Argentria A. Harden HI I f 191 PSYCHOLOGY CLUB OAj - DELTA SIGMA THETA SORORITY, INC. (Left Io Right) Bottom Kowi Kimberly Cuy, CretiU Hobron, Winifred Jones, IJu Minhill, J aCque Ii nr'l_ Frasier, I Quetta M, Luter, Delphine Ford. Sefcrin Mouhrv, Deborah John . L. Joi MeCondichie, Brenda D. Johnson, Sybil M. Thompson Row D: Mkhrftc L. Harvey, Learner Morton. Ova Maria Lewh, AHcia D. Miller, VJekJ L Todd, Blanche R. Bond, Sylestfne Crowder, Sabrina J. Peters, Brenda FuBer, lrxr Skinner, Marilyn L. Street, Caria F. Allison Row lilt Ramona Ctowney, Sarah E. Minor, President; Iona V. Borders, Natalie Houston, I-awanda Holt, Teres A. Bell, Terri V. Austin, 1st Vice- President; Jahnila L. Blanton, Dariene Carver, T� ngy Morgan, Rhonda J. Cantrell, IxJila Slay Bottom Rem: (Ivrft to Right) Connie Chriltmon, Deirdra Cunningham, Jane Brook� , Be role Allen, Jr.; Dontanette Cohlll, Charles Dod l Row II, fhym Floyd, RaysheU Turner, Renee Forbes, Carmen Sheppard, Christine Isaac, John Radlcx, Mckxjia Joyce. Lany Phillip� , Angela RcnvYlIi Brenda Brown. Cynthia Sims, Sharon Holden, Andrew K. Daniels. Joseph Booker, Calvin Hammond, Darnel! Powell, Michael Made Row IV: Darryl Gilliam, Beverly Jackson, Ru mond Bell, Dorctha Watkins Row Vi Kevin A. Brandon, Kenneth Benton, Terence J. Spann, Cary T. Alexander, Frederick Price, Rod W. Child� , Paul Robinson, Kevin Chnndler 196 K. Fran Hin, Mtmay; P� Mk TAU BETA SIGMA MUSIC SORORITY ZETA PI CHAPTER ■ I !r MU ALPHA SINFORIA •• The Professional Fraternity for Men in Music” (l- H Right! Botlooi Row Carrdl J. CampbcO, Marvin Evan� , Historian; Thomas Bair . Robert L. Currv, President Row O. Tyrone . � � , Vico-Presidenti Augustus Wright. Phil Shearer. J. Philip Carter. Kendall Cummin Errol Watt , Cecil Trice Row fill John Sevier, Tony Sammons, Thomas L. Davis, Advivor 4 4 CAN’T TELL US WE RE NOT PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER ’’WITH MUSIC”! IEEE ENGINEERING CLUB (Left to Right) Bottom Row; Wilhcmina Greene, Secretary; Emma Uttlcton. President Row U'. Andrea Mahone, George Davi� , George Pierce, Bonita Joyce, John Pariu Row IIli David Vincent, William Pield , Wanda Moans, Ronald Bond, Emory Dlcli ETA KAPPA NU 1 • V'.. •• • ■' . . •: V UNIVERSITY CHOIR UNIVERSITY TUTORIAL SERVICE (Lrft to Right) Bottom Rowi Gabriellc K. McKennon, Secretary; Robert L Douglas, Supervisor Row Hi Ralph Hill, Velvet Carter, Kimberly Kesee, Mildred $. Crouch, Coordinator Row IHi Sandra J. Powell, Shari PoweO, Terry R. Clayton, Carmen Sheppard, Pcpe Lupuv ART CLUB I.«-It In KigM Mike Kiiiiw, Vier President-. llon.dd Tliorlnn. Tom Hrice. I’residenl: (iiirv Jnidmi. Siir enl at Arms: Donna l.ipseoml� . David Solomon. Vmdr.i Name. arolvn Merrill. (.nrv Sniilli. Kepnrler Standing- I'rank Mmlev 20S 1 BIOLOGY CLUB tl.eft l Bightt m m� : Mr . AA .H. Hnrloii. Advisor: Demetrius TinInr. Assistant Treasurer; Surah Minor. M.A Representative: (.Icndu Marlin, ■’resident; Durrs I Smith. A ieo I’midtlll: Delmruh Bril. Assistunt Secretary: jnsnus Biekstnck. Secrelurs. luiunii 'Hinnias. Treasurer; Ms. M.irs Morris. Advisor Boss II: uppie Baker. Bainela J. Johnson. Waller Wiiimss. Mark (iratil. Vt rer Chapman. Csriis ar.ih.i li|M(iir. W united Jours. Tiwa Bril. Stephanie Bross n Boss III: Debra Hobson. B.irh.iru Foster. Felicia I'doji. James Bale. Ssbil Ingram, Miriam Kahirn. Denise 11 ut; lies. Kim Kiihuiiks. Florida Mathews Boss IV: Miehurl Waters. David Tucker. David Jones. Kichard (atlo. Vieliie Jones. Boland Thompson. Itlimida Brads Bow Harold Andersitn. (.ale Courses, Bohhin llolidav. Dale Bohitison. (iladss Idteslio. Alice Strain Bow VI; Ohasnde Ascssa. Chet Cramnnn. Britt Bogus. Sands Ragin. Chantas Smart! Bow All: Jell AA illiains. Allison Knight. ( nil rad Douglas. Kenneth Judge. Jerome Smith. Bnhert Nelson. Undue Martin. Bichard Dales. John Kainc. Bicardo Barker 3ilU THE TIGER JETS DRILL TEAM I ell lo Kit'll! llo« I: Dssasnc nrriv ' nminaiuler: Milhm Carnes. Duncan Morgan. Trevor Tislis. Dan Small). Christopher MeCalla. ( iiiiimumler Kiiu II. I.iinla Wnrle. J.mi'.ait Sinilli. I.aura Dnoles. Margaret Slrain llmi III I evsis Triggs. N| il ln‘ll Harris. Hilliard Hl.ul , Itegni.ild Miller. Dennis liases III NON-DENOMINATIONAL CHOIR rilcr . I'j'J r. « n ella I'.ilricia Kli'lrlit't. Valerie I.eeAmi lt.irl.er. Ilrc.iib ............ ‘ 1 «« •.. . � • . “ iiaiH-ito liiinlax |t,m | sioi-William� Txmiir lx«K. Dehra Bn.«n. Darnl Whilliiij-lo.i. H.a.lis MiCrill. Knliv ( an.i.m. Jme|� l. Stephen I’irll«. V.tlumiiil illii.Klu.in. ,,„Jsn P.phi.s, Ho aliml Smith. Frank W ilkinv Kenneth MeDonuUI. Ben.adi.K- Hculeslnn. illum. Inllu rt. •«« ecdm. James I’ritT SIGMA RHO SIGMA Social Science Honor Society ■ l.i-H Io Hiylil Tcrric rijjhi. i«' Pwidllll; Carolyn ..mtltlc. Dean ol Plwl(crt; Felix I’rince. Treasurer; critic Junes. Itcrnriliii“ Vvrrl.m; |r% Domlliy Mcpln us. Advivor-. Sitliiij;: Olivia ll.ilo. President 212 BETA KAPPA CHI Scientific Honor Society if-......... ..... � '■.......................................................... ............ ...... lop row: llnlip II. 1 cvIh‘Iui. Darryl '• Smilli. t-‘'PP'r ,UKCT G.A.P. ORGANIZATION G.A.P. stands for Gentlemen Attitude and Personality, and was founded at Tennessee State University by Mr. Adrian O’Bryant in April, 1975. The goals are to build leadership qualities in young black men, unite the brotherhood, work with the community and Tennessee State University in any educational endeavor. One of the main goals is to rediscover the ’’ROOTS” of the black man by assisting young men in the developing of their Skills, Attitude, Understanding, Personality and Insight. SOCIAL WELFARE] CLUB (Ld � o Right) Bottom Row: Roderic N. Burton, Instnjctor, Donna Tribble, Secretary; Joyce Newbcm, Marilyn Knight, Shcryi Turner, Treanirer; Of. Mncn, Orpartrnent Hud Roi Hi HoiUce Brook� , lnrtmctor, Eugeni. Turner. Inrtructor; N. Jann. Walker, Linda Middleton, Verbie June� , Vice-President Row Hi Hoi lace Brook� , Instructor Eugenia Turner, In tructor; N. Janna Walker, Lin Row ill: Mary Crawford, Cbairl Crook, Waldine Deberry, Irutmetor Row IV: WiUum Cloud, Berthol MovnU, Preside � ! Ora Cratne, Thomas McKiwack (i-eft to Right) Bottom Rowi Wilfred Otasowie, Randy Jordan, President: Willie Tomlin, George Jones. Hubert Hamer, Reporter; Ncarlenc Bnu, Linda May , Secretary Row II: Dan Bolton, Advisor; Shahrokh Touloei, Archie WItUatn£ Nathan Crisp, Daris D. Mcrriwcather, Mr. Jessie Watkins, Sentinel Row Hit Hercules Taylor, Howard Hill, John.M. Tomlin, Henry Brooks, Dr. James E. Simmons, Advisor Row IV: Albert Anthony, Terry Seott, Don Morris, Johnny Hill Jr., Dennis Jones, Res Buller, Advisor 2i? SOCIETY OF WOMEN ENGINEERS BAPTIST STUDENT UNION Baptist Minimi V nktii is a worldwide. diriil crnlmil, and church related movement In help meet the needs ol college and university students through an intellectual approach lor truth anil an involvement in and dedication to everyday Christian living 11-clt to Might) lintIiiiii Row: liaiikliii T. Swafford, President; l.imla lanig. I'nhliritv Chairman; Joyce Hunter. Secretary; lanris Trigg. Ilnnila DnMiius. Michael K. Owens How II; Nathaniel M ilhuglium. alerie I). Smith, Devotional Chairman; M illie Cnodman, (.oordinator B.S.l . Activities; Sandra Muirhead. David M SiimiHiiis. Treasurer; duria Street. Kiilistiiient Chairman; M illium If. Ingram. Mrs Irene Crinstcad lurner. Cits wide If.S.t Direc tor 22(1 MAJORETTES 221 ll.rll lo l(iglit) Dc.iim.i Crct-ii. Aiiloiiicllc llopkiiiv. C.ip|)ir Baker. Vihira lxlool. ( ivCaplain: VoIhikI.i ol l . ( aplain; Siixini Mrltiman. San llnnil.i Thompson. Bila Hhln. AMERICAN HOME ECONOMICS ASSOCIATION STUDENT MEMBERSHIP SECTION (Left to Hight) Sitting: Mildred Patton, Blanche Bond, Dr. Gertldino Johnson, Advisor; Delores Manning, Miranda Owens, Dr. Haul Jackson Advisor; Marv Drew Standing: Shirley McCleaky, Secretary; Leon Brown, President (Ixrft to Right) Bottom Row: Keith Booker, Felix Horton, Ralph Hill, Dylan Harper, Joe Booker Row n. Dwight Cooley, Edward C. Fant, David BUkemore, Henry Harris, Cregory Clark, Kevin Parrish, Lonnie Coleman Row Hit Derrick Moaley, Antone PhllKpa, Michael Russell, Claude Mitchell, Edwin Chavous, Edward McCroe Row IV; Norman Spencer, Robert Johnson, Timothy Coffman 2U THE METER The METER celebrated its 30th anniversary this year since its founding on April 21, 1950, by Samuel Yettes. As the official student newspaper, whose motto is “a measure of student opinion, the 1979-80 edition of the METER reached a new horizon. Under the editorship of Shelton R. Tucker, the METER became a weekly newspaper and during this same period produced a record setting 22 editions. With a circulation of 10,000 copies, the METER also produced its largest issue which consisted of 20 pages. A venture into the area of marketing generated $4,000 in advertisements. This year’s METER staff, which consisted of 30 members, proved to be one of the most creative staffs in TSU’s history. Through such features as: Dear Debbie, Students Are Talking About, Sports-Players of the Week, JUST FOR LAUGHS, Tiger Pin-Up, and special columns such as Essien’s Outlook and Rod Spann’s Album Review, the METER not only proved to be informative but provided enjoyable reading material. The 1979-80 edition of the METER established itself as an integral part of TSU as well as the Nashville community in “Putting It All Together.” Slid ton R. TiicWer Editor-In-Chief David RoUtrtuHi Associate Editor Lurey Made Assistant Sports Editor Ann Beatty Copy Editor Feature Column It I STAFF Esrien Essien Photographer Deborah Crooim Sport Editor Robert Netby Photographer Connie Butler Assistant Sports Editor Henry Patton Photographer Bonita Knight Julianne 11 Feature Ed The Cast Of THE UNEXPECTED CUEST” (Left to Right) Sitting: Arethia Joocs, W. Dury Cox 11, Loon Summers Jr. Standing) Cary Sharp. H. Dcvercaux Brady, Sandra Baxter, Valerie Horton, Charles Caique, Bobby Hill, Walter Gordonc THE UNEXPECTED GUEST' Written By Jooeph Crittenden Directed Bv: W. Dury Cox II Performed By T. Ei Poags Player Cuild i i 2� Scenes from “The Unexpected Guest presented Feb. 11-12, 1980. ANIMAL SCIENCE CLUB to Right) Fotu� Efcizkleu, John Baroev Stephanie Aeey, Charier David Lanier, Shelia JamUon, Chriitophcr Idiarc, Ernie Holiday, Wanda MiRer, Cary Pruitt, Karen Hamiel. Mr. Conatantine Feudcrooo t33 UNIVERSITY TRAFFIC UNIT (I-eft to Right) Bottom Row: Gloria D. Jones, Dispatcher; Victoria Dixon, N.J. Parker, Director of Security; Chief James T. Robertson Row lit Root McClain, Sgt. Earl VVllhoit®, Sgt. Clarence Bames Row III: J.H. Dobbin� , Lt. Ben Johnson, Sgt. Roland Dial SIGMA GAMMA RHO (Left to Right) Lindi Barton. Advivor; Becky Jminwn, Secretary; Pamela Murray, President; Joyce Stallworth, Vlce-Pretidentj Yvonne Jackson, Advisor; Fdtci Sanders, D rr)1e Johnson, Rente Jordon, Advisor; Brenda Gill fS4 GEORGIA CLUB The Georgia Club was originally established in the early 70’s and then re-established in 1977. It is a cultural and social organization which strives to enluuice the relationship of Georgia residents. It serves to stimulate the interest of its members as well as the entire student body in the development of our university. Our activities extend throughout the community as well as the campus. This organization is represented by the colors black and red. Dr. Calvin King is the advisor. (L ft lo Right) Bottom Row: 1 Judaic SwiHey, Nathan Bernard, Steven Miller, WHIic Goodman. Pre ident; Albert 1). Heyookb, Chmtopber E. Well� , Drnnii Berry Row IIi Cetry Dupree, Frederick Jerome Price, Larry DeBt, Tommy Hunt, Cregorv A. Mitchell, Alim D. Reynold , Nathan Wlutlaker, Charioj D� 'i l Lanier Row III: George ■Dukc•, Davi� , Gregory Hillnnan, (Garry I.. Patino, Jeffery Hilltman, Paul F. loiter I - PHI BETA SIGMA m y (Left to Right) Deborah Moore, Secretary; Eric Rogers, President; Karen Terry, Junior Advisor; Janet Dickerson, Treasurer ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA 17 AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION (ASPA) • r.. ■2 -v� .1 DELTA MU DELTA NATIONAL BUSINESS HONOR SOCIETY (Left to Right) Sitting� Daryl Gilliam, TreAMirert Breneod.� Frame, Secretary! Dcirdra Cunningham, Vice Prcvdent; Kenneth Mitchell. President; Beverfy Jaduon, Dean of Pledgees� Dr. Jaom A. EUiy. Advisor Row lit Clcnda Baker, Rhonda Pope, Patricia Merritt, l.ori Cain, Elaine Frandv Opr White, Derek Coflfie, Valerie M. Harm. Ruslyn Wynn Row Lilt Jim ,N� n. George K. talker. San Bonita Thompson, Darryi Mingo, Carmen Sheppard, Stephen Braden, Stuart Smith PSI CHI HONOR SOCIETY (I eft to Right) Bottom Rowi Theresa Watson. Carmen Kamos. Rochelle Rucker. Pamela Gilmore Row II: Pamela Bennett, Regina Morris, Shirley M Mender, Felicia McPherson, Dared Harris, Carolyn Hart, Ingrid Smith. Teresa Johnson B� a S t RHO PSl MIGHTY OMEGA PHI 23$ Whatever we’re seen doing ... “REMEMBER VIETNAM-SAME THING IN IRAN” Upon the arrival of like Iranian ('risis. TSU Iranian students demonstrated at the Main Campus. The entire effort of the demonstration was to voice their opinion on the past tttucs and to update the student body and commuuity on the prevent crisis. Many Iranian students fed that the Americans dsoukl be involved in Iran as they were in the Vietnam dilemma. They expressed that this issue shouldn't he ignored or cast aside. 258 KAPPA OMICRON PHI NATIONAL HOME ECONOMICS HONOR SOCIETY 5-v FUTURE LEADERS UNDERCLASSMEN 1980 Putting it all together foir 1§1J O 00 CD 1 animxha Axlilcv Margarrl V. Amlin Clirixtnplicr ). Aycwoh I'. It.iylili;t l;(r.lllN I'CSRV Baker Uv Aim Burlier Shirlcv Barlicr- Tluw'a Barnm Judith Ann Bacilla l.orcn o B.iv% l .uiii la I). Brii-li KiiIiis Bi-Im-i Ujiiila Brilliant kinmlli Bi-ninn (.loria Btllloil 2«2 (iary Alexander Mark J. Anmlrong l.vnda C. Banks Den nix lli-rn Cynthia llotiT Sharon H. Blue Sloven Hranoh lienors Hn� ok Stephanie Hints n I). Martino Bills Anthony V. Bingham Marilyn Blackwell Helen Blake Iona V. Bonier. Daphne M. Brady Ithonda Brads l avi«l I.. Boon Tons C. Brice Marty F. Bridges Bonnie Bright Knvooc Brewer Algeuor Itrosvn Dchnrah I-'. Brown Dnn.ikl Brown JoAnne Brown Jew li Buchanan Dchra Burh.inks dricu Bmkes Kcldie Butler Jahnita 1. Blanton Beverly A. Branch Karen l.vm-tte Bright I.eon limit n Donald I' Hsrd J u N I O R 26T O 00 CD Wanda Cannon Ccorjge Canty III Tom L Carlev Wilburn Carroll Joseph Wok'v India B. Cannon Cameron III Hicliard Cato I.enora Catron Chervf Chamber jiinnctt Chambers Catlicv Chime v Vidor Carter Chandra Uiiwlmioiijjli l.iSliun ('Li'tun Iworali Mariwa Y. Chnrchwell Darrell S. Clark Chtikwuemcka Kainona Clim ne l)« rrk Collie CeotRon A. Clark Vincent K. ('lark Low A. Coli in.in ('lien I Cnnaunv Steve Connell Jellerv I (nneli Katin K. ( r.iit Julius K. Crawford Mark roll Dm it'll Conies Jerline ( ooper im Mini.id D.im.id adel) Andro� k. Daniels Terri 1- Daniel� Dmsilla Darden Henrv Davidson Clumnainc Davis Virw Ferrell I ,e is Fields James Fit jjerald Sliirle� D. Fil geraM Olivia Flakes Itiinnie HccIhikkI 265 O 00 CD 1 Patricia M. Fletcher Albert Ford II Anita Foul Yvette Freeman la-xa M. Fuller Janice Y. Gaiter Itcginald Gallant Marx Alice Garrison KomimiikI I'., (•onion Joliiuiy E. (inter Keith I., Graham Valerie Graitdcrson Sharon Guiuielh Sanndra (iutn Itichanl W. Gilla | ie Pamela Gilmore lainn S. Glover I Iambi GimhIi Knosevelt I lamb Jr. Jeffery Hamer Patricia llainitcr Hamid C. Ilardx Dylan llarjwr Deidra Harris e elia I Harris M.nioa Hart Alnlol llassancjad Vb-xis I), Hawkins George Haves Manus Haves mu I’cjyry Have� Bernice Voimj; llaynin Uf Havncv Michael Hill Knscvclt Holiday Sandra IIol( C.'rcgory V. Ilouslon Bryan M. Howard Kieliard Cliidi llieme Ben 0� v I loam a lri J. Ingram laivliT Ingram (.ina Isaliel annelle I'. Iconi Clarence It. jnekum Clinlonia Jaekvnn Ralph Hill RcTonva T. lion� e Molice M Humphrey� Sybil Uinite Ingram Fi«l I'.J |;«rk nn Marion Jnckvnn ■2H7 O 00 CD Sonny Jackum (.witm;i jumivon Jl'IMIXMl VjllDVI JollllMHI Duiiiu Jonet dvorge J011� Pamela M. Johnson Patricia Johnson Robert Johnson III Albert I). I-iltimnri- 2« Cheryl l.umford Joi M( '■ i■ i Ii 1111 'clcxlino C. Mglicincrc Mack I). 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Preston Linda liesnolds l.ennie Hohinsnn 27 H Jacqueline Rovs Leonard Rucks LyJh Robin Shaw Rcnuil Slicllon Robert Samples Tanunie Scott Bradley Smith Charlie Smith Derek Smith Cary Smith J u N I O R Valencia Siemens l rio Stevenson I’aiil Stewart Ramona Stewart Slice Mniio It nice Strickland I O 00 CD I .eon Strickland Tama rah M. Suggv William B. Summers Kddic I. Tanker James Taylor Michael Taylor 1 Karen M. Terry Kmclia Tctteyfio (,e lrie Thomas liallic llimnpsun Sy bil Thompson Milton Todd (•'••rjjiisnii Walker Janies V allace Itmalind allaec Amiwe I Masluii toii (iwiinlnlyn V ashingliili Mhh.nl I.. Waters Vicki Watkins Z.nlic Wclntcr -‘c«� i]jc 'mini DcIhx.iIi Well� Margaret A. Westmoreland Dorothy Wiley Angela l William Cynthia K. William Lydia R. Williams Pamela J. Williamson Rosa C. W illis I ava Winsetl W. Richard Wocxlbv Maria M. Woodfork Steven Woodle ailess.i WiknIs Xngustns I). Wright Rickey W right Terri I Aim Wright Sinclair M. White Xlclonisc XXondnill ww tH0 5dO -i2cJCH 1 9 8 O Florence Abcbrcxeli Seth Ahlnrli Delir.i il.nm Undue' A del I Iv.i Alexander Murilvn Y. Alford Hemic Allen Jr. Donna I). Allen Joe Allgood Jr. Carla J. Allison Alplinmo Anderson Jr Cathcv K. Armstrong Cedric J. Bailey Mark llailrx Fdssard Barnes I'.imrl.i It. H.irnes Dchhic ndervm Joan M. Black Janice M. Blackwell Rod Blount Prime Balw Mary E. Bodeiiliamch Brill F. Bogus Michael S. BohU Su an Boone Kolutt Bmil Phyllis Bradley Bohhv Bravhcan Monica Broomfield CwcimIoIvii J. Brown Karen I). Riown Linda Brown Marcia I). Brown Itorir Brown Verna Brown Paul Curler Sandra I). Curler Valcrv I. Carter Velvet I). Carter rchie Carver I'lrskiiie Cases 275 BSOg O ffi O 05 O 00 CO l-'aye (Lyluooki Angela It. Cleggctl A ml rev K. Cnakley Donluneltc Cohill IKInr (Ink-nun Freddie (.'oilman Jimmy I). Coleman Holu-rl T. Cooper Sonia Cooper Timulhv l„ Corley Waller W. Corn Brian Cox Donnie Cox Nathan I. Critp Sheila l„ Crowe Wodilell Cuuutiinj - I.itritia Curry Audrey J. Cnrtts Willie I- I )al In-r Franeex M DaviiKnu Janic-x Duvirx Itogina Davix Sammy Davix kathx I). Diiwmmi 27 i Samuel Kllis Bari «ara FaniKT Daryl Douglas Alexis Drake WILL — . 1 Cordell Debardelubcn Kieliard Dent Patricia Dickerson Vanesci K. Doss Trevonda Duncan Yolamlcs Dunn Ijkouiii M.C. Kghoninc Xnsakharc J. Klionsva Ajike Kiisnwe Bruderick It. Fields Janies Fields KeniM'lli Finney Christina Fleming Marvin Fleming Boss Fleming V'ernelta Y. Fogle Pamela K. Fort Slient Fox Y:uls e (..ill.in I Natalie (.amble liervl M. Cunds Delioiali Cant Michelle . Cant Henry Curdncr III Militia Caslcs Jose| b I.. ClioMnn HEOOgOffi OCO 1 9 8 O Kicky (ioldcn Ucbu (irm 1.11 is Come Gwendolyn Gunnells II.nl .ii.i M. Gyalog Uremia A. Hull Kid . 11.ill Massoud Gmi .ini Jeffery Cutih- Helen Greggs Neffatine Green Jnlmnie Hamer I’liyllis M. Harris Khrahimi llamid-Kc a Dairen llainplnn Argentria A. Ilartleii III Valerie Il.irils M.iripiis Harris Yvelle He� ill Hands Hill Debra llmurd • •irtinn I lilUiii.ni Jacklsn Hicks I Ii'Im'iI II lllll.MHI Veronica Harm Sabrina links Hubert I). Hankins Vvncll llendersnn Jnlinns Hill. Jr Marita Hill Johnny llolinslicd Handy llnlmra Slwmn D. Holmes Suan A. Iloola Chandra Horn burger Johnnie llmkiin Timodiv R. Hull Valeric Houston Oliver Howard Frank Hnsssc Jovee Hudson Mn elle Hudson Debra A. Iliinler Angela Hurt Man I). Hurl Kathryn llymes Dorothy Ingrain Keith (5. Jamcrstin Deborah I). James l.inda James Maghami Janivaid Sharon Jarrett Diana Jefferson Milehill Jenkins Mlredia Jolmson ( sntliia JohiiMin James Johnson Joanne Johnson Jolinrtla Jolmson Karen Johnson 27� Hwogoffinjom O 00 CO Micila Jnlinson Torrvi Jnlinson Victor Jolios KllioU Jnrilan Kici Jnrilan I Men Kcilh Marlin KorM-s KiHiuril knnlilr Hosc Kinj; Kmkiick I o« is l.lllliAnsa K ss ;|| t-|i;i .ISCvv' vifili Patricia I.oss is Marsha Kill!; Mark I .cnnaitl Delia Kocn I ..inn' Ixss is liarli'iic I.11X' srr diiylim Junes Kimlierls Kosoo Jacqueline Ur Donna I jpscnnihs Kenneth l.oke N iiwla Mndhon Jeffrey Maryland Charles McDaniel I nula McMillinn rtlmr laing Bam- Dive Tern Love Jacqueline Madden Cvnlhia Malone Murvn Malone Slii-lia Mann Arthur Marlin Donald McCnikle Su anna lauree Dehoruh Magee Vincent Mason Dam-1 Matins Bav MiCall Valerie McConnell Sherri MeNeal alpha MePliee Kdevin McPherson Cringe Merrell Jr. Krenl Middleton 2SI O 00 CO (ian MiKirc Janice Miller Katherine Miller Owen Mitchell Barbara Mnnt|;onim Deborah Moore lioikaiivn Mplio Ma cll Moore Duncan Morgan Monte A. Morgan Jaci|licline I., Mormon Sabrina Moultrie Carlton Orange Kemicili B. OlK Stephen Ohiamiw Hubert Oliver Vivian Oliver Dominie Onagliinor Hilbarv I I’arkv III OaveiH- Parvonv Miranda Patrick Svlvia I . I'atlerMNi auira Peels i mm U I’lovd Owenv Bridget! Y. Pinkard T«iliy Randolph Krvin IVrry Ross P. Ray Jerry V. Richardson Michael Perry Joanne I). Porter Rowland C. Rax Marcus Hichanlum Shirlcs Riclnnoml Larry Phillips Angela I). Riley M. Lowell Pierce John Railcy Canneo Riera a ier I). Riles Rilii Rishs Dxtasne llolicils (Gloria Roberts Darren I . RoImoImmi Sahrhia Robertson 2VI B Ed O 2 O ffi B O co O 00 CD 1 Charte !•!. Hohinum Dale K. Rohinvon I.oiii' Kohimon Shelia Y, Koliiiium Janet Itnl.mil Kvcrctlr V Scott Y 'mine B. Scott Dehlne S. Seal Cleon Seri� vm Car Sharp Paul P Shearer ( leola Sevton Java Sevier I cli'h.i I. Sharp 2SI Tony Borne Keri S. Salihath Donnie I.. Stalling Timothy Scar Shelia Shipman Mike Sinum Mark Siim C'h.mtas 1). 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Aclaim Dam'll Albright Kirk Alexander Mixclielle Alexander illie I), mi trnng Ciminii Axkitix Keimelli Axkinx l.txlta Anxlin -lnria Anlerx w .. A ClirMnpher ll.iilex Man . ll.iilex Sluxxne II liailex Cindy Bullard Crclul lieticln Neilxnn (' llunkx lex eland Billmgdex I’alritiu Bell Miami! A. Baker J.11 |iielme Bi-lxei Bnlliii I) Biirlmi II Jellrex B«-ll 2AS Itieliard Black Caroline Blackmon Augustine Blade Freddie Blake Slianm E. Blakclv Linda Bland I.nla Bower Herb Brown David Bovd James K. Bovd .Sandra Bradvhaw Anne I.. Brown SiHiju V. Brown (ihi'nl Bryant Venila A. Hu.mi Jeffrey Buchanan Jam� Bulford Annelle Bulord Ralliv I . Burris I )um ml I Burrow Ellen J. Burton Clailw Butler Volanda Byas W alter J Cade l erw in ( . ( aiffev Meplicii I.. I alloway Sandra amp Jcflrct I mnphrll I Aiielle ( ainphell Knlk W. .union ZSH O 00 CO 1 Reginald Cantrell Milton Carne� Quinn P. Carney Katie Carpenter Kevin Carpenter Cyrus Carter Jr. Dori I- Carter Felicia Carter Cloria D. Caruthen Clarissa (.'avion t imi v avion Mini v.uaunerv Aretha D. Cherry Mclodv Chevler Linda F. Clark Liz Cook Dwayne Clemmons Teresa A. Chapman Nancy I). Corbett Wanda Com Roller! C. Cor Itorialrl Cos .1 4 (.edric (.raw-ford Russell A. (.rawford .olu Crendiaw Karen Croslrv Rmiald Crowder Karl L. Crowe 2'M I Iris L. Cummings Deborah Currin Rita Curry Maurice Curtis Alan E. Custer Annie B. Davidson John Davis Pamela Davis Renault Davis Kerry Donaldson Andre Dotson Beverly Douglas David Douglas Michael Douglas Sheila Douglas Kenneth M. Drew Deborah A. Dukes Danis Dunn o (.ilia Rave Pelts Mnrji Pelts l.orettn Ferrell l.isa O. Fields l.inda Fingers Jo Aon Fi� her 29 O 00 CD I-1 Yolanda Flipped Leonardo IX Floyd Jeffrey Ford Sven Frazier Deal rice Frierson Charles K. Flack Annette Fuford (avtndolm Fill roll Michelle (Jailer Venila (Jan-in (Jeraldine V. Cast on Gatewood 'lamnis Harrell Flaine Harris Mil had li. Harris Mill Iu II A. Harris Jennifer Hammonds Vicki Harris Bandy K. Haynes Brenda I). Heath Cameron Hawthorne Deborah Hendrix Vontenia Herron Vuefonda Hewitt Bohhv Hill Bryant Hinton Dctrra llnhvon Bonnie II. Hodge Karen B. Holder Angela Holman Janis IliHilen Gregory D. Hopkins Dwayne I.. Howard Donna K. House Clifton Hudson Jeffrey A. Hudson Bmalind Hndxon Denise Hughes Shelia S. 11 oglu-� Teresa Hunt Benee Hunter Valerie D. Hyde 29U 2 2 ffi CO M S)'’d o 00 CD I-1 Car) Ingram William B. Ingrain l.isa Jobe Angela Junes Jam� Isabel lari Jennings Shelia Johnson Marshall Jolly Ida K. Jnliusnn Jerry C. Jones I.� V. Johnson Joint P. Jones Naomi Johnson Quentin Jones Reginald Jones Robert K. Junes Keith Jordan Kathy I). Judge Diane I jies Mona latmprin Kelieia I .underdale Frederick tawson Alpltomn 1C. I are I aim la-e Eric S. Uoyd (ilnida M. l mg l.aTonyn D. Major Jao Makor Jennifer M. Malone Kelvin I. Malone Karen Mason Timothy Marchhanks Angela M. Manuel Vivian Maples Wanda Mann Angela Manuel l''.l lon Matlnek Derek II. Matthews Hills MrCnincv Kvtclla D. McCullough Keith l . Mi Neal Mvrtricc Mcridclh Cc cl V Merritt 2SK IWannc Merissethei lienee N Minim eida K. Minor llmsaiii Mirian Katlis Mitchell O 00 CD M James I). Moorman Sylvia Morgan Anuria Morris Rhonda MiiihIv Ricardo Neal Jesse K Neels II KmiKTs M. Noel Alvin l_ Norment 11 cm Iris Nossells Frederick I'. Nsvovc Ruby M. Ogilvie Soloiniin Ok� I isa I’aimer J Krie I’age l)oinini |ue B. J •nues M. Overton Charles Owens O Neal 280 Sharon Parker Anthony Perry Ronald Parks; Valerie Parks Michael A. Perry Wilton D. Pern Arhv Pickett Anita A. Pillow Anthony C. Pillow Georgette Peek Craig Pickens De-lira Pate Nellie Patterson Michael Phelps Jr. Brenda Phillips Carol K. Piphus Kenneth K. I’irtle Kennv Porter Herbert Prentice James A. Preston Stacey Pry or Ivhiui V Rent 2 j: Sslsia Pisoi John II Radley Jr. Donahl Kagin Tina K. Ray Doris M. Renlroe 2 2 a m H 5d 1 O 00 CD Susan G. Roberts l.valh.1 Hollins llil nn Reynolds Pari Reynolds Tfrrw IIImkIis Pamela J. Rogers Vickv R. Rogers Anllionv Ross Pamela (i. Rons Wendell Robinson I .vnn Scull 1 arilvn Stoll Mirldon Scoll Slierrie K. Sliaqss Regina Shcals Sliaron Strides J.in.is Slim I Angela SiinmiinN ad Siniinniis ReiiKMiia Sini|iNOii � S Dadene Robinson Manley V. Rons Monique Sawyers Tern Shields Tijuana J Sims J crone Smith Patrice Smith Patricia A. Smith Paul L. Smith l-'dvtard T. Stallings Corliss Smith Kriward C. Smith Shirlccn P. Spalding Anthony V. Speller Jeffrey M. Speller Sony C. Spicer Valerie R. Springer Itenita M. Stanley Sharon I). St« ver Itegina M. Stevens Dorothy li. Die C. Stewart Al Stincr Steversnn Amlricnne Streeter Toni K. Sumter Janeiro Stinnett Rainona Sweet KiMilind Tilin' I.uh K. Sweeney t idaiula I ami I Brenda Taylor Pam M. Taylor Shirley Tay lor Steve A. Taylor W ile� Taylor 2JW 1 9 8 O Cecilia A. Tharpe Claudo T. Timbcrlakc Martlia I- Timilin Traii� I). Tumor Teresa K. Walker Ardon It. Thomas Kenita E. Thomas Corbet la Tipton Tresor Tisliv Hriflget Tussles Micliael I . Townsend Vincent A. Ks’vin 1„ Verge I'lidcrssood Terri M. Warren Vanessa Thomas Cloria Tolbert M rinds e V. Trammel Cliervl Vinson Valerie Washington I -irrs Thompson Vincent I). Tiemo William Tolbert Woodard Toler 111 Veronica Truitt Katliv Turner Debra Walker lue . A. Walker Diane Watkins Maurice Watson ton James Wiggins Cary 1.. Williams Sandra Wiggins April 1). Wiley Eric Wiley Archie Williams lianmttu T. Williams Patrice Williams Mi.non Williams Debra J. Willis Jeffery Wilson Walter Winross Sli.iuilr.i I) ikmIs Ml Kvcretl I- Winston ntlioin W inton jimmy W inlnn Karen t. Wood Cassandra Wrigllt th 0) 00 O «18 2 g w CO M S) 1 -------------------------I__________________ ... — -......... 30« ........ I --— — Dr. McDonald Williams, a native of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, received his A.B. Degree and Litt. M. Degree from the University of Pittsburgh and his Ph.D. from Ohio State University. English Literature (the Victorian Period) was his field of specialization. Dr. Williams has held teaching positions at various institutions of higher education, including Wilberforce University, Tuskegee Institute and Atlanta University. During the years of 1956- 1958, Dr. Williams was the head of the Department of English at Morris Brown College. Presently, Dr. Williams is a professor of English here at Tennessee State University and is the director of our prestigious University Honors Program. The TSU Student Government Association presented Dr. Williams with an S.G.A. Award in the 1976-77 academic year and the American Red Cross presented him with a five-year service award in 1977-78. In 1978-79, Dr. McDonald Williams was elected the Teacher of the Year for TSU. Dr. Williams is married to Dr. Jamye C. Williams, who is head of the Department of Communications at the University. They have a daughter, Mrs. Donna W. Selby who works for HEW in Atlanta, Ga. Dr. Williams had edited a publication with his wife entitled The Negro Speaks: The Rhetoric of Contemporary Black Leaders, which has been adopted as a text for schools in Tennessee. 313 Ur. McDonald Williams F A C U L T Y A D M I N I S T R A T I O N Diane Black David Badger Murnn Bell (ilciin Bennett M.iIk'I Bin Id ic Itolu-rt Bihmic Hamid Dailey Wavin' Billing'. Ili-nn.ni Brady ill Stcrlin Attaint Kvclyn Bell Btifuv Akeju Inllacc BriMikv Bnilerii Biirlnn Willixlcan Biirtnn Jaim-v BvriUiHi Shirley Cildwdl Y.Y. C lark Wahlinc Drlitm Kvelvn Cannon W tlliani Cox Jr. S:itin lcq .inl l)cvj«an Hubert Castor William Ciiininiu£ Dorothy Draper ill5 Cina Kill� Patricia Meet on Vrtlim l-'rankliii Ham Inch' 5 go H F C! O 1 Jii.Kjiiil.i Jackvm Diane Ji'llricx Di'Iimi Jenkins I i Ji-nkui' William )n Kirliaiil |mn; J• iliii Jmiiri I- r.iiikliti Jim Murk McCann Juanita Menu-other l.arry Mori� ether lamU Miller (.reto I ion I'iivno oe IVacnck .n r I'letehei Brent I’millim 2 O w i-3 w h co hh % m g u 8° KiHr,c|o F A C U L T Y A D M I N I S T R A T I O N Fell Propcs Hcmcll Rimcll Cecil Rvjii Doroiliv SamucK William Slum liailo Spencer Jiitnc Stcnjrt A.T. Slcplienx llh lc-Milick-r Well . Pulnciu NMiilnimr ( liurieiM. VmiiiK I'.ml c|M-liii lt StcHin Adams Special Assistant to President Dr. George Cox Assistant V. P. of Academic Affairs Dr. Joseph Cozy Associate V. P. of Academic Affairs Dr. Tilda) Curry Assistant Dean of The Graduate Program, School of Business Thomas Davis Band Professor Irene Claus Bruce Hancock Dr. Robert Hudson Harold Jackson Willie Jon� Associate Director of Library Vice President of Student Dean of School of Arts and Director Public Relations Offensive Assistant Activities Sciences Cass F. Teague Associate Dean of Admissions and Records Walter Vincent Dr. Hnndy Williamson Director of University Planning Coordinator of Scientific, Ed. and Agr. Coop. Research Dr. John W. Joyner Director of University Counseling Center Dr. John Master) Dean of School of Business Danny Owens Director of WTSU Dr. Everrite Witherspoon Dean of School of Education l.eon King Director of Alumni Affairs 19 This Crowd Is Dead, Dead, Dead. Gospel Being Sung From the Heart! Imm If! SPECIAL THANKS ... Staff, Public Relations, Student Body, and Faculty Wm. McKinley Joyce, Jr. Editor-In-Chief 1979-80 fiAitry Davidson Aisntmiit Editor Cynthia Better Chairman, Senior Portrait Committee Ramona Clowney Editor. Organizations Teresa and Clarissa Cuytoo Secretaries Lenorn Catron Special Consultant Sabrina Peters and Karen Terry Layout Director LETTER FROM THE STAFF Time brings about change and Tennessee State University has undergone changes as well. One of the biggest changes was that of the TSU-UTN merger. Another change that not only affected TSU, but the Nation as well was the Iranian Crisis. Other changes at TSU—The University is in the process of finishing its new Convocation Center. It should be open for use during the fall of 1980. The 1980 class will be the first class to graduate after the merger of TSU-UTN. When the merger came to TSU, so did a new process of registering for classes. The students said goodbye to the days of running from place to place looking for a seat card for a particular class. Along with these changes came the staff of the 1980 TENNESSEAN. Like any other group or organization, we started with many but ended up with a smaller number of students. This Tennessean holds not only memories of days gone by but days to come. For the staff it holds success, stress, pain, and happiness of the past, present and future. As you flip through these pages years from now, we hope the memories you once shared still remain. The 1980 Staff would like to thank each and everyone who helped with this book, especially our advisor, Mrs. Mary Vowels, (we love you), and John Cross who devoted lots and lots and lots of his time to taking and developing pictures. And thanks to the whole TSU Family because YOU are the TENNESSEAN. Etskn Daryl Gilliam Jovilli Booker Hiiz-iliixl Smith Wtadi Ben ham Angela Williams Fannctte Bladcnx� Mdodi� Joyce Olivia Flakes 1980 Well, you d� d it again!” I know! Ju� t doing my job. Ready when you are. WE’RE PUTTING IT ALL •A- Ahduol, Sahira 247 Abcbrcsch. Florence 274 Abloh, Selb 274 Aeev, Stephanie 35. 232, 262 Adams, Alexander 26b Adams. Debra 274 Adams. Eloise E. 262 Adams, Janet D. 197 Adams, Joe 262 Adams, Ronnie R. 288 Adams, Sluiran D. 288 Adams, Stcrlin N, 314 Adefope, Charles 23b Adcll, Rodney 274 Adcola, Joseph 66 Adorn, Fred 262 Aihangbcc, Christopher 66 Aigbokhaevho. Pius O. 68 Airhihenbuwa. Collins G6 Akcju, Ru his T. 314, 169 Akimola, Steve 202, 262 Akpan, E. A. 66 Albright, Darrell 288 Alexander. Cary |93, 262 Alexander. Iv« 274 Alexander. J umo E. Jr. 262 Alexander, Jimmy 184 Alexander. Kirk 288 Alexander, Muchelle 288 Alford, Marilyn Y. 274 All, Bakhshethi 262 Allen. Bemie Jr. 195. 274 Allen, Donna D. 274 Allen. Karen 205 Allen. Ruth 288 Allgood. Joe J,. 274 Allison. Carla F. 194. 274 Amienyi. Osabtiohien P. 66 Amos. Palmar 288 Amos. Tiny 193 Allen. Anderson 288 Anderson, Alphotixo Jr. 274 AndervN). Damon 187, 2 (2 Anderson. Darrell 274 Anderson, Debbie 274 Anderson, Charles 288 Anderson. Harold 243 Anderson, Lisa 262 Anderson, Lucretia 288 .Anderson. Mur«|uitta 288 Anderson. Sharon Y. 66 Anthony. Albert 182. 253 Anthony. Michael 182 Armstrong. Cathey K. 274 Armstrong. George K. ho. 262 Armstrong. |ark J. 262 Armstrong. Willie- 288 Asemota, Timothy A. 6 f Ashley. Ronald I. 29. 32. H 7 an 65.98.141 ' Ashley. Yannessha 2 12 Askins uuton 268 'skills Kenneth 288 Askins. Reginald 183 Atchison. Calvin 24 Austin, lislia 288 Austin. Margaret . 18«. Austin. Natlin 244 Austin. Steseu ). Austin. Terri 194 Aiders, (ilixiu R. 288 Asers. JanUv 06 Axe. Peter A. 06 Asers. Marsa 244 A sessa. OIkimkIi 243 As ess nil. Itrisloplter O. 262 It 11.dm Hus H. 00 H.ulcer Das ill. I' 314 Haghbiular.inx I' 202 Haile erlrrs J 274 2 Bailey, Christopher 288 Bailey, Harold 314 Bailey, Mark 274 Bailey, Mary A. 288 Bailee, Shawnc R. 288 Bailey , Shirley 288 Baker, Barbara 189 Baker. Cappic 66. 243, 247. 249 Baker, Glenda 190, 239 Baker, Peggy 262 Baker, Sharon 288 Ballard, Cindv 205, 288 Banks, Lynda' C. 262 Banks, Nielson C. 288 Banning, Renee 66, 226, 244 Barbee, Ur Ann 244, 262 Barbee, Shirley 262 Barbour, A'icfcey 60 Barden, Terry 67 Banns, Clarence 2)3 Humes, Edward 274 Barnes, Jim 226 Bames, John 232 Barnes, Pamela 274 Barrn-v, Tanta I- 67 Barron, Tliercs 262 Barsclla, Judith Ann 262 Barton. Rollin D. II 288 Bau, Freeman 67 Bass, Lorenzo 262 Bass, Ncarfcnc 253 Bate, Clyde 274 Bate, Elizabeth 274 Bates, Cynthia 67 Bate, Tomas 206 Baugh, Barbara 274 Baxter, Sandra 228 Basnham, Deborah 274 Beach, Sterling 274 Beal, Cassandra 262 Beasley. Kenneth 274 Realty, Aim� 67. 227 Beatty, Pamelu 274 Bcctlt, Paiuetla 262 Bell, Debra 243. 274 Bell, Evdsn 314 Bell. Jeffrey 187. 288 Bell, Miranda 274 Bell. Patricia 205, 288 Hell, Raymond 67. 184, 195, 238 Bell. Shaudrolsn 274 Hell, Sharon 314 Bell. Teresa 197 Hell, Teresa 67, 194. 190. 243 Reiser. Jaer|iiellne 288 Bclscr, Rufus 262 Henetis, Creliil 205. 2541. 288 Heniun. Kenneth 195. 220. 262 Bennett. Darryl 274 Bennett. Glenn 314 Bennett, Pamela 198 Henham. Wanda 262, 325 Benton. Dorothy 186 Benton. Gloria 262 Bernard. Nathan 2K Berry. Dennis 2)6. 202 Hester, Cynthia 190. 263 Rigsby, iellancsc 67 Hillings, Wayne 314 Billingslev. (lieseland 288 Rills. I). 263 Billups Sheryl 67 Bing, Jeffrey 274 Bingham. Anthony 2ft) Bishop, l)eniece 214 Black, Diane 314 Black, Jean 275 Black. HMuml 245. 254. 28SI Blackemore. Dvid 224 Blackmon. Curulior '289 Blackssell. Janice 275 Black� ell. Marilyn 2« ) Blade. Augustine 289 Blake, Freddie 289 Bbke. Helen 103, 104. 263 Blakely, Sharon 289 Blakenuirc, David 67 Bland, landa 35. 244, 289 Blanton. Jalinila 194, 163 Bledsoe. Michael 07 Bledsoe, Winifred 67 Blount, Rod 188. 275 Blue, Sharon 263 Blue, AA’illic M2 Bobo. Primes' 275 Boddic, Mahel 314 Bodcnhamch. Mary 275 Bogus. Britt 275 Bolch. Randy 196 Bolds, Michael 275 Bond. Blanche 67, 189, 194 Bond, Karl 37 Bond. Ronald 202. 203. 249 Bonds. Karl 188, 32 Bond, Ruben 187 Booker. Keith 186. 224 Booker. Joseph 67, 195, 224. 238. 325 Boon, David 263 Hoonc, Debra 67 Boone, Rolxrrt 314 Boone, Suzan 240, 275 Boone. Thcophilas 234 Borders, Iona 189. 191. 194. 144, 263 Ross den, Ollic 68 Bowers Lula 289 Bosd. Charles 183 Bovd, David 289 Boyd, James K. 289 Boyd, Karen 67 Boyd, Robert 275 Braden. Stephen £18. 2)9 Bradley, Phyllis 275 Bradley, Sharon Klouu 08 Bradshaw, Sandra 289 Brady. Daphne M. 263 Brady, Herman D. 314, 228 Hradv, Rhonda 103, 243, 263 Brandon, Jarcthca L noetic 68 Brandon, Kevin A. (Sk, 195 Branch, Beverly A. 191, 263 Branch. Steven 263 Hrashcrax, Bohhy 275 Dresser, Rusroc 2KI Brice. Tony C. 242, 263 Bridges, Marty 263 Bright. Bonnie 263 Bright, Karen I.si telle 263 Bogus Britt 243' Brooks Henry 25:). 2(C) Drunks Ilollaec '252. 314 Brooks Jane 195 Broomfield, Monica 275 Brossn. Algenor 188, 263 Drown, Ainie I. 289 Brown, Beverly 68 Brown. Krenda Uluir 68 Brown. Brenda K. 68, 195 Drown, Cahiit 199 Brown, Deborah F. 244. 26:) Drown, Dexter R. HS Drown, Donald 188, 263 llntwn, Gary I- 68 Drown. Gwendolyn J. 275 Drown, llcrh 289 llrtiwn. JoAnn 2 0 Drown. Johnnie M. H8 Brown. Karen I). 275 Drown. Icon 189, 244, 263 Brown, Linda 275 Drown, Marcia I). 275 Brown, Patricia '205 Brow n. Pniccnda E. 68 Brown. Rosie 275 Drown. Souja A. 289 Brown. Steplianie 243. 263 Brown. Tanja Q. 68 Brossn. Verna 275 Browning, Darnell J. 68, 189 Brunn, Car nicy 275 Bryant. Cileryi 289 Hryant, Rita 68 Bryant, Veuita Amcll 289 Buchanan. Jeffrey 298 Buchanan, Jesse H. 263 Buchanan, Judith K. 275 Buford, Annrtlc 289 Bufford, Gwendolyn D. 275 Bufford, James 289 Bnrbauks Debra 263 Burdette, Tobia 275 Bums Brenda 68 Burrell, lloury 182 Burrell, Michael 202, 214 Burris Kathy L. 289 Burrow. Donnell 188. 289 Burton, Ellen 289 Burton. Linda 235 Burton, Hnderit N. 252, 314 Burton, AVillodenn S. 314 Hurt on, AA’.B. 243 Buskev. Adrien 263 Butler, Connie 227 Butler, Eddie 263 Butler, Gladys 289 Butler, Jerry 182 Butler, Judy 275 Rullcr, Rex 253 By as Yolanda 289 Byrd, Donald K. 2K1 Byrdsong. James 314 - :• Cade, Walter J. 289 Caffes. Denvin G. 289 Cam.’Lori 68, 100. 239 Caldwell. Cathie 2)4 Caldwell. Shirley. AV. 315 Cidltonn, Deborah 69 Calloway, Dirrdra B. 198. 205 Calloway, Stephen 1. 289 Cameron. Joseph W. 264 Camp, Sandra 289 Cumpliell, Albert 32 Campbell, Cnrrcfl J. 69. 200 Campbell, Jeffrey 289 Campbell, I jNcsc A. 69 Campbell, Stanley 182 Cumpbcll, l.ynetlc A . 289 Cannon, Krdis AV. 244. 289 CnniMui, Evelyn J. 315 Cunmm, James B. 69, 182. 202 Cannon, India B. 2 (4 Cannon. AVunda 264 Cantrell, Reginald 290 Cantrell, Rhonda J. 69. 194 Canty, George 264 Canty. Prince� C. 69 Carlow, Tons I - 264 Cam. Michael E. 188. 201 Carnes. Milton 245. 290 Cnniry, Quinn P. 290 Carpenter. Katie 2941 Carpenter. Kevin 205. 2V4. 290 Carr. Ginn T. OH. 185 Carr. Melvin 199 Carroll. AA'ilbum 199. 264 Carunt. David 202 Carter. Altlieb 201, 255 Carter. Atnlrey I). 275 Carter. Cyrus 290 Curter. Dori L. 290 Carter. Felicia 25(0 Carter. Jell 202 Carter. Phillip J. 183. 2 19 ( arter. Katrina 190 Carter. Kenneth I8(( arter. Paul 188. 275 Carter, Sandra I). 275 Carter, Valcrv L 275 Carter, Velvet I). 206. 275 Carter. Victor 180. 2W Caruthcrs Cloria D. 290 Carver. Archie 193. 275 Curver. Darlene IW Cascv. Krskinc 275 Castor, Robert S. 315 Cato, Richard 243, 264 CutriNi, Jeffery 69 Catron, Ixriuira 189. 264 Cavton. Clarissa 187. 290 Carton. Teresa 187, 290 Chadwick, Kathrin A. 315 Chahners. Alfro 290 Chambers. Cheryl 264 Chambers. Junnett 24H Chandler. Kevin 105 Chancy, Cathy 264 Chapman. Edwin 27« Chapman. Howard T. 69 Chapman, Nazrcc 243 Chapman. Teresa A. 290 Chatman. Unda S. «0 ChauotK, Edwin II. 224, 276 Chcaton. Cvnthia 276 Checks, Franeeo I4l. 169. 171. IWI Chceseborouph, Chandra 96. 97. KM. 264 Cherry. Aretha D. 290 Chester. Melody 290 Childs, Rod V. 195. 238 Chima. l� npinus O. 69 Chrisman. Vicki 32 Christman. Stephanie K. 27« Christnum, Connie 195 ChokwiK-mrka. Iworah 264 Clnirdiwell, Marha Y. 264 Clark, Darrell S. ‘264 Clark, Corli V. 69 Clark. Gregory A. 224. 264 Clark, l.inda K. 205, 290 Clurk. Iloimie M- 276 Clark, Sonya F. 186 Clark, Vincent K. 264 Clark. Y.Y. 255. 315 Clay, Gilbert 183 ClaylKuime, Kaye 276 Clayhrooks. Faye 276 Claybrook. Veltla 244 (tluvton, Terry R. 206, 207 Clavttm, IjSIiuii 204 Clvppett. Anpela It. 195. 270 Clemmons, Dwayne 290 Cloud, William 252 Clownev. laimarr 193 Clowney. Ilnmonn 190, 194. 204 Coaklev. Aoilrey E. 276 Coffic. Derek 2111, 264 Coffman. Timothy 224 Colilll. Donlunctte 195, 244, 276 Cole. Carol D. 69. 244 Coleman. David A. 143 Coleman. Delivc 207. 276 Coleman. Freddie 27« Colemuo, Jimmy I). 276 Colcmun, I .eon A. 264 Coleman. I .oniric 224 Collier. Beverly 09 Collins. Kphnn 09 ( Uniter. Tlieresa 205 Cmiuwav. CIhtvI 264 ('«Miley. J.R. 182 Coiivvcll. Steve 264 Cook. Karen 234 Conk. I.i 290 Cooley. Dwight 224. 204 CiMiper. Jrrline 264 ( ooper. Robert T. 105. 2.34. 276 .oojier. Sonia 276 Coplin. Cheryl 21M orhclt. Nancy I). 290 Corley, Melvin 196 Corley, Timothy 1. 276 Com. Waller VV. 276 Com, Wanda 290 Cotton, Doyle 32, 34 Cotten, Phyllis R. 69 Cotton, Roberta 240 Couch, Jeffrey 1„ 264 Courecy, Calc M. 70, 243 Cowdlic, Rascoc J. 152 Cox, Brian 276 Cox, Donnie 276 Cox, Robert C. 290 Cox, Ronald 234. 290 Cox, William D. 228. 315 Craig, Kathy E. 254 Craig, Rea I ha Y. 70 Craighead, Lynn A. 290 Craine, Ora J. 2S2. 290 Crawford, Cedric 290 Crawford, Julius II. 264 Crawford, Mary 252 Crawford. Russell A. 290 Crenshaw, Kenny 184 Crenshaw, Lola 290 Crews, Amos 193 Crisp, Nathan 253, 276 Crittcnder, Joseph 288 Croft. Mark A. 264 Crook, Chair! 252 Crosby, Karen 187, 290 Crothcrs, John Dr. 26 Crotch, Joyce A. 70 Crouch, Mildred S. 206 Crowder. Ronald E. 290 Crowder. Svicitinc 70. 161 Crowe, Duane T. 70 Crowe, Earl l„ 290 Crowe, Sheilia 1_ 276 Crowell, Bernard Dr. 22 Crutcher. Julius J. 70 Cummings, William 315 Cummings, Iris L. 291 Cummings, Kendall 200 Cummings, Waddell 188, 276 Cunningliam, Dicrdra 55. 70. 195 201. 238. 239 Currin, Deborah 291 Curry. Gerald 193 Curry, IJtricia 276 Curry. Rita 291 Curry, Robert l_ 200 Curtis, Audrey J. 270 Curb's Maurice 291 Custer, Alan E. 197, 291 Cyrus ZarahadJ|M ur 70 •1 . Dailey . Dcloise 70 Dailcv, Ridurd 243 Darmulzadeh, Ahmad 265 Danldly, Gregory 70, 187 Danid, Dchm 186 Danids, Andrew K. 182, 195. 238 265 Danids, liar C. 70 Danids, Terri L 265 Darden, Dnivilla 265 Darden, Patrice 189 Danins Midiacl 291 Datchcr. WiDe K. 270 Davidson. Annie B. 291. .325 Davidson. Carolyn 207 Davidson. Frances 276 DuvidHin. Ilcnn 207. 251. 265 Davies. Cynthio' 70 Davies. James 276 Davis hunn.iinc 205 Davis. Cvrilhia 265 Davis Kli a D. 70 Davis Kumntinc 104 Davis George I. .32. 56. 70. 201. 203. 236 Davis John 291 Davis Mary C- “0 Davis Pamela 291 Davis Regina 276 Davis Renault 187, 291 Davis Rose Marie 265 Davis Ruby 186, 187 Davis Sammy 276 Davis Thomas L. 200 Davis Virginia 70 Davis alter Dr. 38, 39 Dawsen, Kathy D. 276 Day. Pcriannc L. 315 DcBardelaben, Cordell 277 Deberry, 'aldinc 252. 315 Ddk, Gerald 188 Dclk, Larry 236 Dennis David 265 Dent, Richard 277 Dcsai, Hcmant 202 Devgan. Satindcrpaul S. 315 Dial, Ronald Sgt. 233 Dickerson. Emory 203, 234 Dickerson. Ccorgc 265 Dickerson. Janet 237 Dickerson. Patricia 277 Dirkson. Cynthia 205 Dixon. Christopher B. 183 Dixon, Valeric 265 Dixon. Victoria 233 Dobbins Bonita 246 Dobbins J.H. 233 Dockery. Erie 285 Doting, lixa F. 254 Donaldson. Kerry 291 Dooley. Laura 245 Dow, Glenda B. 71 D ns Vanessa R. 277 Dostcr, Michael 205 Dolum, Andre 291 Doughty, Willey 265 Douglas Conrad 243 Douglas Beverly 291 Douglas Daryl 277 Douglas, David 291 Douglas Michael 291 Douglas Robert L. 206 Dowell, Linda 205 Doyle, James 182 Drake. Alexis 277 Draper, Dr. Dorothy 315 Drew, Kconclh M. 291 DuBols Dr. Paul Dudley, Karen Y. 71 Duke, Alan 205 Duke, Christopher 205 Dukes Dchorah A. 291. 226 Dunaway, Bonita I- 71 Dunhar, Reggie II 263. 238 Duncan. Trcuomle 277 Dunlap. Korin 265 Dunn. Darius 291 Diims YoUndcs 277 Dupree. Gerry M. 205, 236 •K- Kaley. Clarence 291 Edmoiodson. Aaron 71 Edwards Jr- Allicit T. 71 Edwards Debra 240 Edwards llarry 188 Ed wards Marcia 5. 265 Edwards Robert L. 265 Egbuninc. Iricomo M. C- 186 277 Eggleston. Bemadine 244 Ehizidcn, Rest.is 232. 291 Khonwo. Nmaklirc J. 277 Kknhua. Gabriel 71 _ Ekezie. Bernard A. 71 Elderidgc. Yulonda 265 Elcbcsun . Patrick 265 KIM. Jill 255 Ellis Sonnid 277 Ellzv, James A. 239 Eltzy, Dr. Rena C. 190 Emcribc, Charles C. 291 Enckoa. Stanley D. 315 Ennis 'Oson E. 182 Emlcy, Regina 244 Erhabor, Oghogho 71 Espy, Michele D. 291 Essien, Essien 71, 226, 325 Estes Tonia V. 265. 32 Eubanks Kim 71, 243 Evans Mini P. 255, 265 Evans Marvin 183, 200 Evans Sheila 291 •F- Fabien, Myrian 243 Fadahunsi, Rose M. 71 Fanl, Edward S. 224 Fanner, Barbara 277 Faruuk, Eltaycb 71 Fasawe, Ajike IS9. 244. 277 Faulkner. Emma J. 291 Faulkner, Lcui T. 71 Felts Cina R- 291, 315 Felts Marji 291 Fendmon. Constantine 232 Fennell, Janie M. 71 Ferrell, Loretta 234, 291 Ferrell, Sara 265 Fields Allen 187 Fields Broderick R. 277 Fields James 277 Fields Jeffrey 183 Fields Lewis 265 Fields Lisa O. 291 Fields illiam 184.201. 202. 203. 249 Fingers Undo 291 Finney, Kenneth 277 Fhher. Jo Ann 291 Fitzgerald, Brenda 244 Fitzgerald. James 265 Fitzgerald. Shirley D. 285 Flack. Claries K. 292 Flack. John T. 71 Flakes Olivia 184. 1� 6. 248, 265. 325 Flexion, Patricia 315 Fleetwood. Ronnie- 265 Fleming. Christine 277 Fleming. Debra A. 71. 185 Fleming. Marvin 277 Fleming. Ross 205. 277 Fletcher, Janice 72 Fletcher, Patricia M. 235. 244. 266 Flippcn, Yolanda 186. 292 Flowers Ruben 187 Floyd, Leonardo 1). 25 2 Floyd. Phyllis 195. 205 Fogle. Vvoiclta Y. 277 Forbes Renee 72. 190, 195. 2:18 Ford Albert 266 Ford, Anita J. 266 F'nrd. Delphine 72. 194 Ford. Jeffrey 25 2 Forge. Ronald 1). 142 Forrest, Tracy M. 72 Fort. Pamela R. 277 Fortune. Dchorah 72 Foster. Barbara J. 72. 243 Foster, l-atomn 244 Fox. Shcrcc 277 Frame. Bresieada 1. 55. 72, 190. 201. 219 Francis, Elaine K. 72. 219. 250 Franklin. .Arthur E. 315 FrunkKu. Brenda K. 196 Frazier. Jacqueline 1- 37. 72 191. 191. 207 F'rnzicr. Sain 202 Frazier. Sueti 187. 292 Free. Flsml 182 329 Freeman. Anthony 234 Freeman. Olivia 72 Freeman, Yvette 266 Frierson, Dcatricc 292 Fuchs Harry 315 Fulonl, Annette 292 Fuller. Brenda 72. 191. 194 Fuller. Johnathan 182 Fuller. Lea 266 Futrcll, Gwendolyn 292 -(;• Caines, 1-azctte 72 Gaiter. Debra 190 Goiter, Janice Y. 266 Gaiter, Michelle 292 (Gallant. Frederick K. 32. 511. 266 Gallant, Wad� 167. 277 Gamble, Caroline D. 72, 187, 196. 24 Gamble, Natalie 277 Gandy, Cheryl M. 277 Candy, David 316 Gant, Deborah 174, 177, 277 Cant. Michelle A. 277 Gardner. Charles 182 Gardner, Chris 188 Gardner, Henry III 277 Garrison. Mary A. 205. 200 Garvin. Venita '292 Casque, Charles 228 Gaston. Geraldine V. 292 Gatewood. Sara 292 Gayles. Cynthia V. 2rr (Jenin, Carrie 140 Gentry, Howard 140 Chant. Nancy K. 72 Chnlston. Joseph 1_ 277. 244 Gholvton. Pamela '244 Gibbs, Iris 187. 292. 325 Gibson. Frandrea D. 72 (Jill, Brenda 235 Gilliam Darvl M. 72. 184. 195. 201. 23«. .325 ' Gilliam, Crclelien 292 Gillaspie, Richard W. 266 Gilmer, llurace E. 73 Gilmore. Pamela I9H. 266 Gipson. Gregory 254 Closer. Kimberly 292 Closer. lairon S. 266 (.olden. Ricky 278 (imne . laris 278 Gooch. 11.irold —f f« Goodman. Willie 184. '236. 246 Goodwin. Regina 244. 292 Gondssiu. Sabrina A. 292 Gondssin. Sails 185 ..Kishy, Reginald j. 182. 226 Gordon. Curi 1.. 292 C «don. Kosntood K. 266 (.nriIi'm Walter 228 Give. Alan 31. 32. 99. 141 Cnngnni. Mawouml 278 (.race. Johnny K. 204. 266 Graham. Keith I.. 250. '266 Crundberrs. Clementine 73 Crundcrvni. Valerie 266 (.rant. Mark V. 18ti. 243. 21F2 Cranium� . ( het 243 (.rases. Jernid 292 Green. Deanna 247 (.reeii, Deborah 316 (.reen. Ncflatiue '278 (.reene. Jellers 278 (•Irene. W ilheniiiiu 73. 202. 203. 255 t.reer, Debra 278 (.reer. Greg 103 Freer. Opal 3. 238 Gregg. Helen 278 Crilliii- Vrlelle t .mums. Delmrah 73. 227 Gunnells, Gwendolyn 278 Gunnells, Sharon 190. 266 Guy, Kimberly 194 Cwyn. Saundra 266 Cyalog, Barbara 278 •II- Ilackctt. Elizabeth 73, 190 lladlev, Evelvn 316 llalc, Flosd ib8. 292 Hale. Patrica 292 Hull. Brenda 276 Hall. Marcus 207. 238 Hull. Ricci 278 Halsey. Angela '292 I lamb, Roosevelt 183. 266 flamed. Karen 232 I lamer, Hubert 73, 25.3 Hamer, Jeffery 266 Hamer, Johnnie 278 Hamid-Kcza, Ehrahimi 278 Hamilton, llenry 292 Hamilton, Sylvia 73 llantiler. Patricia 266 Hammond, Calvin 73. 195. 2.38 Hammonds, Jennifer 292 Hampton. Darren 278 Hankins, Robert 278 Harden, Argenlria 191, 278 Hardy, llorold 266 Hardy, Valeri 278 Hardy. Yerica 7.7 Harper. Bessie 241. 18« Harper. Dylan 224. 266 llarrcN. Diane 73 Harrell, Tammy 292 Harris, Dared 73, 165, 198 Hams. Dctdra 266 Harris, Elaine 292 Harris. Henry 224. 310 Harris, Julainc 71, 227 Harris. Kdli 73. 141. 168. 201 Harris. Manjuis 278 Harris. Morris 234 Harrs. Mitchell 145. 254. 292 Harris. Michael 186. 292 Harris. Phyllis 278 llnrris. Valeric 71. 23� Harris. Veronica 205, 278 Harris. V'etclia 266 Harris. V ieki 292 Harris. Vincent 226 llarriwm. lairnu 316 Harrison, laiscnia 74 Hurl. Marina 19� . 266 Hurtles. Anthony- 293 Hartou. Ncsin Haney. Michelle 71. 194. 266 llawinnejad, Ahdol 206 Hawkins. Alexis 2-10. 266 Hawkins. Andress I.. 274 Hawkins. Eric R. 293 Hawkins, Margie I). 293 Hawkins. Shelia 244 llowlhnrue. Camt-rim 293 Hayden. Arnlreu 184 liases. Angela 74. 190 Hayes. Dennis '243 Hayes. George 26ti Hayes. Gerald D. 74. 188 llayes. Kenneth I). 293 Hayev Manus A. 266 llayes. Peggy 267 llayes. IVm 74 Haynes. Bernice Y 267 llayiies. Kninictt 142 llavnev lev 2«7 11 as ms. Randy E. 29.7 11 as tus. Sherrs I. 74. 185. 251 llayiies. Macs 55. 74 IIuvwimkI. Millie ml 244 I leaden. Kridgetlr. I .. I«8 llealb. Brenda I) 187. 2� 3 Henderson. Helen 74 Henderson. Vyndl 278 Hendon. Lynn '205 Hendricks. Cynthia 74 Ilmdrix. Deborah 293 Hendrix, Nancy 316 Hereford. Arcida 74 Herron, Vontenia 293 I less ill. Pamela 254. 278 llrw-itl, Vudnmla 293 lles-ward, Debra 278 llieks. Jaeklv 278 Hicks. Milliccnt 293 Hicks. Sabrina 278 llilis, William Jr. 316 Hill. Bobbs 141. 228. 29:1 Hill, Howard 253 Hill. Johnnv Jr. 25;h 278 Hill. Joshua A. 183 Hill, Marita 278 Hill. Michael 267 Hill. Ralph 206. 224. 267 Hill. Kandy. 278 Hillsman, Gregory 236, 278 HilLsman, Jcffcrv 230 llinlon. Brvanl 187, 293 llohhs. Bam 184, 226. 267 Hobson, Ceccila 194 llohson, Debra 243, 293 llolisiiii, lleriscrt 278 Hodge, Ronnie E. 293 lloldcn. Sharon 195 lliklrr. Karen R. 29:1 Holiday, Ernie £12 Holiday, Robin 243 I loliduy, Roosevelt ‘267 llnlliugshed, Johnny 2.74, 279 Holman. Angela 244, 29:1 Unimex, Itandy 279 Hollins, Sliaron D. 279 Hull. Uwarnla 194 Holt. Sandra 267 Holt, Sandria K. 74 Hotter, Kicks 74 Hooks, Susan'A. 240, 279 I looted, Jan is 293 llopkms Antoinette 247 llopkins Charles 251 Hopkins, Gregory I). '254, 293 llomhurger, Chandra 186, 279 Horton. I'elix 224 Horton, Valeric 228 Horton, Walter K. 74, 238 llmliins Johnnie 279 Houston. Gregory V. 267 Houston. Natalie 194 Houston, Valerie 279 Howard. Bryan E. 267 Howard, Dwayne 291 Howard, Oliver 279 llowse, Donna K. 293 II oss sc. Frank 27� llowsr, Kctonya T. 267 Huhhartl. Ilencta 267 llnbhanl. Ebinc 173. 175 Huddleston. Dcirirne Dr. 316 Hudson. Clifton 291 Hudson. Jacqueline A. 190. 267 Hudson. Jcflrcs A. 187. 291 Hudson. Jcivei- 27� Hudson. Usa Y. 74. 265 Hudson. Mo rllr 27� Hudson. Knuds 203 I ludum. Ron 186 lludsim. Rosalind 291 lluHioaii. Erie 181. 267 Huggins, kawunis 267 Hughes Denise 187. 243. 291 Hughes. Shelia S 293 Hull. Timothy 279 Humphries Frederick S. Dr. 2(1. 140 Humphries Michael 267 llumplireys Mutice E. 267 Hunt. Teresa 293 Hunt. Tommy 236 Hunter. Debra A. 279 Hunter, Joyce 246 Hunter, Marguerite II. 267 IItinier. Renee 293 Hurl. Augilu 279 Hurl. Mary Dean 188. 27� Hyde. Valeric D. 293 llymes Kathryn 279 I- Idelien. Patrick O. 74 Idiare, Oiristnphcr I'. 74, 232 Iduozc. Flbsugho 75 Ihcnie. Richard C. 267 Ijcgalu. Kohert 75 lloanyn. Hen Osv 267 Ingram, Carl 294 Ingram, Dorothy 279 Ingram, Iris 267 Ingram. IaivU-t 267 Ingram, Ss-bil 243. 267 Ingram, William 188. 246. 294 Inyang. F'roncis 75 Issue. Christine 195. 267 IvalnH, Cina 198, 267 Isabel. James 294 Isom. Vanniitc 1C. 267 l cshrhji, Philip. 75. 249 J- Jackson. Itrvcrly 190. 195, 2:18, 2:19 Jackson, Carol D. 75 Jackson, Carl I. 75 Jackson, Cheryl I . 75 Jackson, Clarence It. Jr. 199. 2(7 Jackson. Cliuttiniu 267 Jackwm. F ad 227. 2 7 Jackson. Iluttie M. 75. 251 Jackson, Juiupiita FI. 316 Juckson, latvona E. 75 Jackson, Marion 267 J.K-kwm. Sonny 193. 268 Jackson. Yvonne 2:15 Jamerson. Keith G. 187. 279 James Deborah 279 James lamia 279 James Measie G. 1181 Jamison, Cynthia 268 Jamison, Shelia 232 Jangdhuri, Kendrick 254 Janistkl. Maghumi 279 Jarrctt, Slturon 279 Jefferson. Diana 279 Jeffries Diana 316 Jenkins Dcfesn Y. 316 Jenkins Ians 316 Jenkins, Mitchell 234. '279 Jennings latri 294 Jobe. Do� MM 75 Jol e. Jnhn 75 Jobe. Lisa 294 Johnson. Allrcdia 279 Joliuson. Hen 233 Johnson. Beverly 268 Johnson. Uremia 194. 268 Johnson. Cynlhiu 279 Johnson. Darrvle 215 Johnson. Deborah 75. 194. 226 Johnson. Diedrc H. 75 Johnson. Douglas A. 199. 2fi8 Johnson. Elise 250 Ji4misoii. Fussier, W. 268 Johnson. F'reda 244 Jlrllllsuii. Ilomer 205 Jolmsoo. Ida 294 Jolmsoo. Indio 75 Johnson. Jumes I. 181 Johnson. James 279 Johnson. Joanne 279 Johnson. Jiihuella 279 .13« Johnson. Karen 279 Johnson. Larry 234 Johnson, lx V. ‘294 JdIiIISOII, U'ttis 1)4 Johnson. Naomi 294 Johnson. Famvb M. IN'.). 205. 241. Ml. 2148 Jnlmson. Patricia 26S Johnson. Quincy 280 Johnson. llrltcCM 198 Johnson, Hotter! 224. 2(IS Johnson. Samuel 2-S0 Johnson, Sheila 2.SU Johnson. Sheila 204 Johnson. Sltirley 244 Johnson. Teresa 280 Johnson. Vanessa 26S Jollv, Manhun 294 Jolly, Mike £14 Jones. Aaron 142 Jones, Angela 184. 2'M Jones. Aretliia 22N Jones. Angela 280 Jones. Curl 182 Jones, Clayton 280 lottos, Darrel 205 Jones, Das hi 24:1 Jones, Ddturuh 104 Jones, Dean 280 Jones. Dennis 2511 Jones. Donna 184, 208 Jones, Dorothy 75, IUI Jones, Francis 280 Jones, Franklin :II7 Jones. Ceorge 253. 208 Jones, Cloria £43 Jones, Iris 208 Jones, James 280 Jones, Jem 294 Jones. John 294 Jones, Kenneth 208 Jones. Kimlterly 180. 189. 204 Jones, Michael 75 Jones. Quentin 294 Jones, Kcginahl 294 Jones. Hence 280 Jones. Kolterl 294 Jones, Hotiiihl 208 Jones, Tanya 280 Jones, Ton e 284� Jones, Vcrititf 70. 248, 252 Jones. Vickie 24:1 Jones Victor I8S. 280 Jones, Williams 3114 Jones. Winifred 194. 249 Jordan. Kllimi 280 Jnrdait, Cars 242 Jordan, Keith 294 Jordan, Hence £15 Jordan, Handy 259 Jordan. Hick 280 Jose pit, Aaron 149 Joy. Marlin 7« Joyce, Ih.uito 70. 202.2U3. £55.922 Joyce. Mchtdia 195. £51. 268. 925 Joyce. McKinley :43. 922 Joyner, Dr. John 910 Judge. Kathy 294 Judge, Patricia 208 Jtmg. Hiehurtl 910 Jut tit ir. K. J. 29 K Kaiue. Julm 208 Keanes. Ma|ite 2(48 Keurse. James 208 Kee. I-Lshandu 294 Keetey. Karen 209 Keith. Helen 280 Kelley, jtihn II. 294 hciMindy. Brenda 294 Kent. NlrKiimes 199 Kent. Trainer 188 Kcrrcll, Sarah 205 Kersey, Edward 202 Kcncy, Martin N. 187, 280 Kcsee, Kimberly 206, 280 Kcshavarz, Javad 202 Kimble, Adonis 205 Kimble, Ladovfc 241 Kimble, Richard 280 Kimbro, Richard L. 76 King, Aaron 294 King, Janinc 294 King, Katherine A. 76 King, Mariun Y. 76 King, Muisha 280 King, Mdvin 268 King, Hose 244, 280 Kirkpatrick, William 184 Knight, Allison D. 193 Knight, Alliron 243 Knight. Bonita 227 Knight, Marilyn 252 Knox, Slieny H. 294 Koen, Delia’ 280 Kssubcna, Ijrbi A. 280 l-acv, Diane 291 Lahoi. LassTcttcc 76 1-ttng, Ixirctla A. 76 lumgford, Alan Jr. 268 I tinier, Charles D. 232. £16 lumicr, Clarissa 1_ 70 Lamprin, Mottu 294 luutcr, Jonathan Jr. 268 Lattimorc, Albert D. 268 Lauderdale, Felicia 294 Lasvrcncc, Mosie C. 182 lunvsan, Fredrick 294 l.asvson. Warren G. Jr. 317 Lee, Alphuiiro E. 187, 294 I AC, Bridget! 76 Iu -. Jacqueline 280 Lee, l-arrv 294 lure, Pamela 191. 2458 lure. Wallace 182 lurggcH, Marvin V. 295 1-cggs, Charlene 280 luronard, Murk 280 Lcpue. Pope 200 Leslie, Deborah J. 76 I .ester. Johnny 205. 295 Levins, Michael 182, 268 lu-wiv. A If res I 234 l-esvis. Kivu 194 1.css-fa, Frederick D. 280 1 -ewis, J incite M. 295 l cwit, Karen A. 295 I urn-fa, I juice T. 280 lusvi� , Putrieiu 280 I u-wis, Tyrone 244 I u-wis. Willie 188 I .illard. Deborah Y. 208 I .illy bridge. Kevin T. 183 Umlsuy. Ronald A. 76 IJnsey, W innie 295 Lipscomb, Donna 242, 280 Linsille. Robin 317 Littleton, Emma 70. 202. 203. £55 Littleton, Mars 254 Liu, Teddy 295 Lloyd, laic S. 295 I uickridgc. Dennis I _ IK7. 208 I jokey, Kcioscth 281 lutllur, N'anessa 208 l.oinas, Joann 70. 190 lunuax, Sandra 2(18 I umicv. Sn unna J. 281 lumg. Arthur I. 281 lusng, Cienda M. 295 I u� ng. Linda D. 76. 246 lane. Barry V. 281 Lose, latura 205 I a isc. Terry 281 Los-ett, Dr. Bobby L. 317 Losvc. Wanda E. 76 Lowery, Mary L 77 Lowncs, Milliccnt 190 Lunsforf. Cheryl 269 lunter. La Quctla 77, 194 Lutcr, Paul E. 236 Lynn, Ozzic 183 Lyon . Tony R. 34. 77. 183. 191 M- Mahon. Johnnv 183 Mack, Lares 196, 227 Mackin, Emma 185 Mackrd, Attlla M. 77 Madden, Jacqueline 186, 281 Madden. Paul 317 Madison, Vurcda 281 Magee, Deborah 186. 190, 281 Mohone, Andrea 77, 141, 164,203, £14. 255 Major, La Tonya D. £14. 295 Maknr, Jao 295 Malone, Cynthia C. 281 Malone, James E- 77. 193 Malone, Jennifer. M. 295 Malone, Kelvin L. 193, 295 Malone, Mina M. 281 Mungrum, Patricia A. 77 Mann, Claude W. 77 Mann, Clifford 77 Mann, Shelia J. 281 Mann, Wunda 295 Manuel, Angela 295 Manuel, Angela M. 295 Maples, Vivian 295 Mardibanks, Tiniolhv 295 Marshall, Liu 55. 194. 26� Martin, Arthur 281 Martin. Glenda M. 77, £43 Martin, Lonuy L. 143 Martin, Micliad 77 Martin, Patricia 77 Martin, Rodney £43 Maryland, Jeffrey 281 Moron, Karen 295 Mason. Vincent I� 281 Mason. Vivienne I). 77, 185. 190 Maston, Teresa 188 Mathis. Darryl A. 281 Matian, Forliad 77 Mattan. Forslwd 20� Matlock, Elston 295 Matthews, Derek K. 295 Matthews, Florida M. 77. 243 May v, LoVoriou� A. 77 Masx Linda 25:1 McCall. Ray 281 McCulla. Christopher £45, 254 Mriotm, Murk II. 317 McClanahan. James E. 209 McClain. Rose 233 McOeskcy. Shirley 189. 205 McCondicbie, Jus 194. 21� McConnell. Valeric 281 McCorldc, IK maid 281 MeCrackin, Allen D. 188. 209 McCrunes. Bills- 295 McCrary. Darold V. 78. 183. 234 McCrary , Denise 244, 269. 325 McCrcv, Kdsvard 224 McCullough. Estclla I). 295 McD.uk-, Millie 209 McDaniel. Churtcs I). £44. 281 McDonald. Cathy A. 78 McDonald. Kenneth £44 MeKIsain. Ddphia 281 MeChcv, Autlre J. 78 Mc ;i� ee. Eva 78. £44 McGhee. Gwinnett, M. 78. 201 McGregor. Michelle 2(59 McC riff, Br.idis B. 244. 281 MeKav, Robert 281 McKennon, Cabriellc K. 206 McKinney, Kent 281 McKinnie, Doris K. 78 McKissack, Thomas E. 252, 269 McLemore, Joe 281 McMillan. Debra F. 78 McMillan, Kathy 96, 97. 104 McMillin, Linda 281 McMullen, Daryl Jr. 269 McNabb, Sharon 76 McNeal, Keith 295 McNeal, Sherri 281 McPhail. Susan 187 MePhcc, Zilpha Mae 281 McPherson, Fclceia 281 McPhcnon, Susan B. 78, 247 McTeer, Wendell Jr. 269 Meadows, Karen T. 78. 190. 238 Meadows, Tummy R. 78 Mcesm, Alvia M. 78 Mcridcth, Denise 234 Mcridcth, Myrtice 293 Meriwether. Juanita 317 Meriwether, Larry 317 Meriwether, Rozannc 295 Merrcll. Ceorge F. 281 Merritt, Carolyn 242 Mcnitt, Cezcf S. 295 Merritt, Patricia 239 Merriwcather, Doris 253 Mgbemere, Celestine 269 Middleton. Brent 281 Middleton, Linda 252 MiMer. Alicia ItH Miller, Audrrv 78 Miller, Clifford 183 Miller, Jonicc 232 Miller. Karen 78 Miller, Katherine 282 Miller, Dr. Louis 317 Miller, Michael 78 Miller. Reginald 245. Miller. Steven 236 Miller. Wnda 232 Mims, Unda 78. 190, 238 Mingo, Darryl 238. 239 Minnii. Renee 295 Minor, Sarah 32, 79, 194. 243 Minor, Zclda 295 Minter, Cia 20� Mirion, Hussain 295 Mitchell, Anthony 209 Mitchell, Bart ara 79. 189 Mitchell, Cundice 7� Mitchell, (.'aria £44 Mitchell. Claude 224 Mitchell, Curtis 269 Mitchell. Gregory £46 Mitchell. Gwen 282 Mitchell. Katliv 2� 5 Mitchell, Kenneth 7� . 55. £49.201, 184 Mitchell. Vanessa 7� Mondie. Mary 296 Montague, Elaine 296 Montgomery, Barbara 282 Montgomery, Cynthia 29B Moore, Barbara 280 Moore. Darrell 19� . 26� Moore. Deborah 237. 282 Moore. Freddie 269 Moore. Gary £82 Moore. Jerome 188 Moore. Karen 296 Moore, Vonzclla £44 Moore. Mack 2(19 Moore. M.i ell 282 Moore. Opal 29(1 Moore. Tusvaoaa 226, 209 Moorman. Juntos 290 Moran. Mary 269 Morel tend. Brenda 79. 9«. � 7. 104 Morgan. Belinda 186 Morgan, Duncan 224. 245, 2 2 Morgan. Mowlrz 1 3. 1 7, 2 2 Morgan, Sylvia 286 Morgan, Tangy 190, I � 4, 23 Morris Angela 286 Morris Don 253 Morris, Mary 243 Morrison. Jacqueline 244, 2 2 Morsdl. Timothy 79 ■Morton, Lome 194. 197 Mmcv anda 30. 32, 79. 99. 141, 201. 202, 203 Moidy, Derrick 224. 269 Mosley, Frank 7«. 1 3. 1 9. 242 Moss. Odell 1 2 Moultrie, Sebrina 194, 2 2 Mounia, Berthola 79, 252 Mpho, Boikanvo 2 2 Muirhead. Sandra 246 Mundv, Rhonda -296 Murphv, Cynthia 240 Murphy, Gail L. 79 Morphy, Judith C.M. 2 2 MutTav, Pamela 32, 1 4. |96. 2:15 269 Musa. Edward 79 •X. Nail. Jim 239 Nance. Sandra 79. 242 Neal Ricardo 286 Neely Jesse II 35. 1 . 286 Nelson, Connie 286 NcLon. Robert 79. 204. 243 Nesbitt, Abraham 79 Ncsby. Robert 227 Nu ehem. Joyce 1 5, 252 Newcomb, Deborah 1 4. 2 2 Newman. Carolsn 2 2 Newman. Debbie 1 6 Newsom, Can 23 Newton. Deborah 317 Newyon. Jacqueline 296 ■Nssoye, Frederick 296 Nichols, Milton 296 Nicholson. Alon .o 193 Nicholson. Carmen 19 Nicholson, David 286 Nicholson, Kimberly 286 Nimoeiv Bruee 2 2 Nitty. Frank 1 2 Niton, Bobby 29(i Noel. Frances M. I ft. M|. Hi •scwman, Chandra K. «, 7, 75, ... 162, 183. 177. 1 9 Norment. Alvin I. 29« Niwris. I)i4xir.di 234. 2 2 Norris. Dwayne 214. 245 Northern. Robyn 2 2 Nouelh. Ileudris 29« Nsc. Kennel It p„ 317 Uhfciiiiiw. Stephen 2 2 Ohiehina. Fmnunuel 2«N Glint. Ilxirn ( 269 Orlcll. Hiehard F. 209 Oden. McDmiald 143 Osligie. Finnianuel O. 269 Odigic. Ilenrsuti) 264 Odigic. Mndigic I si Ogbeiw L Osabunhicn H. � Ogils if. Rubs M. 29« Oin. Solomon 29« Okalor. Adolphus E. St) Oksins. l-isi l « Okujic. Ohiinese R Sti Oknjnclia Paul ( 269 Oknndiii. Sum SIJ Oliser. Harold Jr I43. 2.14 Miser. Mabel 27« Oliser. Robert 2 2 Oliser. is inn 205. 2 2 FI? Omivalc, Michael 0 Onaghinor, Dominic 2 2 O’Neal, Dominique B. 296 Onuoha, Ifcanyi D. 0 Onycbujgu, Stephenson 0 Orange. Carlton 2 2 Osagic. Pullen A. 0 Osagiede. Macaulay O. 0 Osemwingie, Anlhonv O. 0 Otasowie, U'Ufrcn 253 Otis, Kenneth B. 2 2 Ouslcy, Gregors 270 Overton, James M. 286 Owen, Randal 317 Owens, Michael 246 Owens. Miranda 1 9. 270 Owens, Charles 296 Owens. Floyd 2 2 •P. Pack. Rosa K. 296 Page, Eric 193. 296 Palmer. I.isa 296 Painter, Vicki D. 270 Parker. N.J. 233 Parker, Ricardo 243 Parker. Sliaron 244. 297 Parker. Shifra 270 Parker, Tensic 0 Parks llilliary III 2 2 Parks John 203 Parks Ronald 297 Parks. Valeric 297 Parrish, Kevin 224 Parsons, Davcne 2 2 Pate, Debra 287 Pate. Debra R. 0 Pate, James 243 Patrick. Miranda 2 2 Patterson, Nellie 297 Patterson, Sylvia P. 2 2 Patton, Carry I.. 236 Patton. Henry 227 Patton, Tonsa 1. 0 Puync, Bridget te C. 0 Payne, Crctchen B. Dr. 317 Payne, Jem- 0 Payton, |.i 27« Peacock, l.ec 317 Peck. Georgette :I6, 297 Peek, Vanin 234, 2 2 Penn, Alsy II. 0. 202. 250 Pennington. June HI Perkins. Joyce 1 Penry, Anthony 297 Perry. Amelia 270 Perry, Arthur 105. 2 3 Perry. Ervin 2 3 Perry. Gerald 270 Pern. Henry 1„ | Perry, Jacqueline 1 6 Pern. Michael 2 3 Perry, Michael A. 297 Peers. Taft 2 1 Perry. Milton 297 Peter. Sabrina 270 Plielps Michael 297 Pliclps Sandro M. 1. 244 Phillips Anlonc 224 Phillips Brenda 297 Phillips lorry IH . 195. 2 3 Phillips. Ralph A. 197 Phillips uleric 270 Pickens .roig 1 7. 297 Pickett. Ariis 297 Piekman. Daria 244 Pickstmk. Joyous 205. 243. 250. 270 Pierce. George 2« I. 202. 203 Pierce. M. 2 3 Pillow. Anita 297 Pillow. Anthons 297 Pillow. Jolm 270 Pillow. Karen M Pillow, Sandra 1 Pinkard. Bridge� 2 3 Piphus Carol 244, 297 Pirtle, Jerry 270 Pirtlc, Kenneth 297 Pirtle, Steven 244 Pittman, Darla 2 3 Pittman, Sonya 270 Pitts Michael 1 7 Plctcher, Dr. (Jerry 317 Poe, Diana 205 Pollinn, Judv 104 Pope, Rhonda 23 . 2:19 Porter. Arnold 1 Porter, Joanne 2 3 Porter, Kenny 297 Porter. Wanda 244. 297 Porter, Wiland 244, 270 Posby, Floyd 297 Poses, Chcqucitu 270 Poses, Hors 1 7. 2 3 Pnulton, Dr. C. 3 1 Posvdl. Anthony I . 297 Powell, Darnell 195 Posvdl, Sandra 206 Powdl. Shari 206 Powers Kathy 1 Prather. Ijnda 1 9 Prentice, Herbert 297 Preston, James 297 Preston, Regina 270 Price, Frederick 193. 23«. 270 Price, Jumev 244 Prince. Felix 1, 24 Propcs Fcli 317 Pruitt, (Jars 232 Pruitt, Dr. George 26 Pryor. Stacey 297 Pryor, Stephanie 270 Pryor, Sylvia 297 Puckett. Morris 202 PiiNom, Valerie 1 6 ■R. Radies. John 195. 297 Ragcrin, Donald 297 Kagin, Ali 193 Ragin, Sandra 244. 251, 2 3 Kuilcy, John 2 3 Ruincs, Mattie 1 Raingc, Alan 270 Kanins, Canncn 1. 1 9, 19 Randolph, Tons 1 7. 2 3 Has, Tina 1 6. 297 Kay. Runs 205. 2 3 Ray. Rowland 2 3 Ray, William 1 Kaybnm. Donna 270 Redmond, DccAunu 2 3 Rcdus Sharon 270 Heed. FJand A. 297 Reeves, Eric 2 -'t Reid, Dnnnie 270 Hcnfrix-, Doris M. 297 Resere, Arthur 2 3 Reynolds Albert 2.3« Reynolds Allen 236 Itey nolds, Kileen 29 Reynolds litula 270 Reynolds Paris 29 Rhodes Charlotte 205 Rhodes. Teresa 29 Rice. Comctiiis 2 1 Rice. Tlioiiias 270 Hkhurdson. Jem 2 3 Ridurdvm. Marcus 2 3 Richmond. Shirley 2 3 Ilidles. Angela 2 3 Ridley, la-nuna 1 5. 205 Kicra. Carmen 2 3 Riley. Deidrn | Riley. Xasier 199. 2 1 Hishy. Rita 247. 2 3 Ritter. Rosalind 270 Robe non. Andrea 270 Roltersnn, Renata 270 Roberts Charles 270 Roberts. Charles l 1. 23 Roberts Dwayne 2 3 Rnlicrts (Jloria 2 3 Roberts Susan £H. 29 Rohcrtsun, Darren 1.. 254, 2 3 Hohertvm, David 1 3, 225 Rnliertson, James T. 23.3 Robertson. Sabrina 2 1 Kohius, I am Ilia 29 Robinson, Charles F.. 2 4 Hohiiison. Dale 24:1. 2 4 Rohlmon, Darlene 29 Robinson, Erie 1 9 Robinson. Unnic K. 270 Rnhinson, I no is 2 4 Knhinson, Paul 195 Rnhinson. Slidia Y. 2 4 Rnhinson, Wendell 29 Roger., Erie 237, 29 Rogers. Pamela J. 29 Rogers, Vicky H. 29 Roland. Jimet 2 4 Rome. Tons 2 4 Root, Angela Y. 2 4 Rosnuni. I AO 2 4 Ross Anthony 29 Ross Jacqueline 271 Ross Pamela 29 Ross Stanley V. 298 Rowland. Terry I Rouse. Mike 242 Rouse, Reggie 2 4 Rucker. Rodiclle 29 Rucks l-conard C. 1 4. 271 Rudd. Warren 2 4 Kutfin. J. Ronald 1 2. 295 Rufus Anita 29 Russell, Kerncll 31 Russell. Michael 224 Rutherford, Jerry 2 4 Ryan, Cecil 31 Ryans Gregory 81. IS3 •S. Sahlxith, Kcri 1 7. 2 4 Saffdl. Frances 1 Sammons Anthony 82, 200 Samples. Hubert 1 7. 271 Samples Tommy 29 Samuel, Dorothy 31 Sunders, FcHca 2.35 Sanders, Randall 29 Sands Janies 207. 2 4 Santee. Kimberly 2 4 Saunders Tlicndnre 29 Sauage. Paul 2 4 Savage. Denise 2 4 Savage. Sherry 2 Snivycr, Brenda 244 Sawyers Carmen 2 4 Sawyers Monique 298 Seales, I.aVoris 1 6 Scantling, Dnnnie 2 4 St hosier. Dr- l.ouis 2.3 Stoll, Kserrelt 205. 2 4 Srott. Kimberly 251 Scott, Kimmer 2, 1 5 Scott, l.ynn 29 Sentt. Marilyn 211 Scott. Sheldon 29 Sentt. Tammie 271 Smtt. Terry 253 Srott. Yvonne 2 4 Serfs cm. Glenn 2 4 Scruggs, t Juiries 2 4 Seals. Delibye 2 4 Sears, Timolhs 2 4 Srsson. ( kola 2 1 Sevier. Java 205. 2 4 Sevier. John 200 Sluirp. Fclisha 284 Sharpe, Gary 228. 284 Sharps, Slierrie 208 Shaw. Robin 271 Shaw. William :1I8 Sheals. Regina 208 Shearer, Paul 200, 284 Shelton. Mickey 82. 202 Shelton. Kenuil 271 Sluiwood. Howard 82 Sheppurd. Carmen 82. 195. 200. 2:18. 2TI9 Shields Pamela 220 Shields, Terry 208 Sluiipman. Shelia 284 Shirley, Sharon 2518 Slsocklcy, Jeffrey 142 Slmrt, James 298 Shiite. Vitkic 271 Simmons. Angela 18� , 298 Simmons, Carl 298 Simmons. David 197. 240 Simmons. I)r. James 253 Simmons, l.ehmn Simmons, Viola 271 Simms. .Mike 285 Simpson. IteiiMinia 298 Sims, Cynthin 195 Sis. Mark 285 Sims, Tijuana 2518 Skinner. Inez 82. 194 Slade, Michael 195, 2:18 Slay. I adita 194. 197 Sniartl. Chant ay D. 243, 244, 285 Smith, Avis K- 285 Smith. Bradley 271 Smith. Charlie 271 Smith, Christine 285 Smith, CoriLvs, 2)19 Smith. Cynthia K. 285 Smith. Dan Jr. 234. 245. 285 Smith. Darryl V. 50. 82. 201. 220. 243, ‘249 Smith. Derek 187, 271 Smith, Detoriu 285 Smith. Kdward C. 299 Smith, Carean 245 Smith, Cary 243, 271 Smith, Ingrid 285 Smith. James 188 Smith, J erone 243. 299 Smith. Joe 285 Smith. John M. 180 Smith, latis 285 Smith. Mieltncl 188. 285 Smith, Patrice 299 Smith. Pulricia A. 299 Smith. Patricia A. 285 Smith. Paul J. 254 Smith. Paul I.. 299 Smith. Itcnita J. 271 Smith. Ituzaliml T. 244. 271, 325 Smith, Simuid T. 271 Smith. Sharon 258 Smith. Shirley 285 Smith. Sidney 271 Smith. Stuart 239 Smith. Tracy 205. 285 Smith. Travis C. 197 Smith. Valeric |). 240. 285 Smith. Willard 25 Smith. Ynlundu .V 82 Sliced. Cathy 285 Smm. Jessye I). 82. 201 Snlcimuh. Ikani 271 Solomon. Ha naye 271 SoliHiiin. David 242 Sorrells. Willie 271 Sunllrall. James 82. 1 1. 271 Spalding. Sliiriccn 299 Spann. Cart 187 Spann. Hnderiek 227 Spann. Terrence 189 Speller, Anlhonv W. 299 Speller, Jeffrey Si. 299 Spencer, Charles B. 318 Spencer, Deborah 82, 241 Spencer, Norman 224 Spicer, Sonya C. 186, 299 Springer. Lucille 271 Springer. Valerie R. 299 Sprouse. Kulundu 285 Sprouse, Francesca R. 271 Stallings, Edward 299 Stallworth, Joanna 285 Stallworth, Joyce 235, 271 Stanley. Bcnita M. 299 Starks Tyrone 200 Starling. Deborah 205 Starling. Linda A. 82 Steele, Essie 82 Stephens, A.T. .318 Stephens Craig 271 Stephens Dorothy 248 Stevens. Regina M. '299 Stevens Valencia 271 Stevenson, Dorothy EL 299 Stevenson. Erie 271 Steward, Sharon K. 285 Slcsvart, Dicdre C. 299 Stewart, James N. Dr. 318 Stewart, Puul 271 Stewart, Humona C. 244, 271 Stewart, Made 187. 198 Stincr. Al 299 Stinnett, Janeiro 299 Stokes Elizabeth 285 Stover, Sharon D. 180, 299 Strachan, Joi M. 82 Strain, Alice 243, 271 Strain. Margaret 245 Strain. Wanda 285 Street. China 240 Street. Marilyn 194 Streeter, Adrienne 187, 299 Strickland, Bruce 271 Strickland, Kevin 285 Strickland, 1-con 272 Stringfdlovv, David 32, 30 Stringfcllow, Donald 285 Strong. Christy 82 Suggs. Carlos 285 Suggs, Tamarah 272 Summers 1-con 228 Summers William B. 272 Sumter, Toni R. 299 Swanson, Becky 234 Swafford. Franklin T. 83. 197. 202. 240 Sweeney. David EL 83 Sweeney, Luis EL 299 Sweet. Kamuna 299 Sweet, Raymond EL 285 Sweet, Wfllic I). Jr. 83 SwPley. I Judaic 2J6 Swinncy. Gregory B. 143 T Talhert, William 244 Talley. Rosalind 299 Tanker. Exldic 1. 272 Tonsil, Yolanda -299 Tate, tarry EL 83 Tote. Vickie G. 285 late. Walter P. 285 Taylor, Brenda 299 Taylor. Camella 318 Taylor. Darryl 285 Taylor. Debits 83 Tavlor. Demetrius 205. 243 Taylor. Ilerciitlcs 251. 25:1 Taylor. James J. 272 Taylor. Jeflrcs 18:1 Tavlor. l-irrv 183. 286 Taylor. Michael I). 272 Taylor. Pom M. 299 Tavlor, Sarah H. 83 Taylor. Shirley 299 Taylor. Steve 299 Tavlor. Valeric 184. 286 Tavlor. Vince E. 83 Taylor. Wiley 299 Tcjuoso, Moses 238 Terry, Dorothv J. 83 Terry, Karen M. 180. 189.237.241, 272 Terry, Mozzcla 244 Tesby, Trevor Tcttcvfio, Emclia H. 272 Tctlcvfia, Gladys M. 83. 243 Tliarpc, Cecilia A. 300 Them, Thomas 286 Thomas Ardon R. 300 Thomas Carla 140 Thomas Carol N. S3 Thomas Cedric 272 Thomas Donald 205 Thomas Euann 186. 243 Tliomas Marcia 249 Thomas Michael S. 142 Thomas Pamela D. 83 Thomas Rcbeccn E.IL 286 Thonvas Rcnila E. 300 Tliomas Rhonda 83 Tlionus RomeU 280 Tliomas Tdinda C. 238 Tliomas Vanessa 300 Tliomas Willie 286 Tliompum, Bvron j. 183, 199 Thompson, diaries 286 TlioiupMiii, Hattie 272 Thompson, Larry 184. 300 Tltompnon, l-coissnd 83 Tltonipvon, Monita 187, 286 Thompson, Rose 286 Thompson, San B. 83, 190, 198, •239.247 Thotnpvon. Sybil M. 194. 272 Thompson. Roland 243 Thompson, Vicky 244 Thompson, Al 3i8 Tliorton, Ronald 242 Ticino, Vincent D. 390 Tiller, Sabre 244 Tintbcriake, Claude 300 Tipton. Corbctta 300 Tishv, Trevor 300 Todd, Milton 183. 188. -272 Todd. Vicky 194. 205 Tolliert. Belinda 286 Tolbert, Gloria 300 Tolbert. William 300 Toler. Woodard III :� 0 Tolliver, ItolK'rt 205 Tomlin, John M. 83, 253 Tomlin, Martha 1„ 300 Tomlin. Willie 25:}. 272 Tomlimnn. Cari 1.87. 272 Toraiii, Behlyn 272 Touloci, Slsnhrokh 25.3 Towles. Bridget 300 Townes. Marsha 286 Townsend, Gena D. 83 Townventl. Michael F. 300 Townsend. Ronald 272 Trammell. Diane 84 Trommel. Mclotlyc 300 Trihlvle. Donna 252 Trice. Cecil 1 1. 200 Trice. Sandra 272 Trigg. I Hiiv 246. 28(1 Triggs Liuk 246 Truitt. Veronica 300 Tinker. David 243 Tinker. Dwayne 84. 2K Tucker. George 272 Tucker. Slidlon 84. 225, :CI Turner. EUigcuia 252 Turner, Irene 246 Turner, Kathy 300 Turner, Mattie 84 Turner. Rayshdl 195 Turner. Shcrvl 252 Turner. Steve 286 Turner, Travis 300 Turner. Yvette 286 Timble, William 208 Tver, Randy 182 Tyler, John 81 Udoji. Felicia 84, 243. 249. 272 UgoehukwuObi, Emc 272 Underwood, Vincent 300 t'wajc. Rufus 272 -V- Vaughn. Bridgctte 272 Vaulin, Tcrric 196. 244. 272 Vaughn, William 84 Verge, Gloria 84 Verge, Kevin 300 Vincent, David 202. 203 Vinson, Cheryl 300 AV. Wade. Alvin 318 Wade, Felice 272 Wade, Linda 245 Wakc6dd. Tommy 105, 286 Wakefield. Torn 105, 286 W alker. Belinda 57, 84. 189. 207 W alker, Bernice 84 Walker, Chrbsanda 286 Walter, David 205 Walker. Debra 300 Walker, Ferguson 272 Walker. George 61, 238. 239 Walker, Inez 300 Walker. N. Janiu 252 Walker. Kevin 187 Walker. Rlvonda 84. 201 Walker, Rosie 84 Walker, Tcrsca 300 Wallace, Carol 84 Vallace, James 272 W allace, Rosalind 272 Walls LaVfcha 84 Walton, Man 84 Ward, Clvde':W0 Word. Jerome 105 Ware. Henry A. 57. 85 Warren. Terri M. 300 Washington, Aunccc L. 272 Washington, Bianca (L 85. 192 Washington. Cathy 85 Washington. Elthcl M. 85 Washington. Gwendolyn 244. 272 Woshiogtini. Joyce J. 85 Washington, Tommy 28tf W ashington. Valerie 244. :«Kl Waters Midiael L. 243. 272 W'atkiivs Amy 286 Watkins Dninc 300 Walkinv, Dorctlu 190. 195. 286 Watkins Jessie 182. 253 Watkins Venn 286 Watkins Vicki 273 W atkins Vicky V. 85 Watson. Maurice 300 W atson, Valeric 85 W’ntts. Daw an na 186. 301 Walts Errol 57. 290 Waits Varrv 301 Welsh. Krvisi 105. 301 Welsh, Felicia A. 286 Udib. Caela M. 318 '' ebb. Janice 286 W ebb. Mike 85 Wdsls. Timothy 280 Wefch. Yolanda 217 3W W ebb. Zennia 301 NN chvtcr. Zadir 273 W ccdcii. Cwirji' il l. 273 NN ccmv Napoleon 288 W ells. Alexander C. I)r. 318 W ells. Christopher 238 w ells. Deborah 273 Wcrlhing. Gloria 288 West. Dereck 381 Westmoreland, Margaret A. 180. 273 Whitaker. Cedric C. S3 White. Bruce K. 85. 203 W hite. Cederick C. V5. 182 While. David 301 W hite, Cencane R. 85 White. Glen 28« W hite. Jacqueline 85 W hite. James 301 White. Kathleen S3 W hite. Nonna J. 85 W hite. Opra S3. 239 White. Ronald I). 301 W hile. R.R. 182 W hite, Sinclair M. 273 W hite. Sophie 24-1 W hite. Valeric 301 W hite. N icks i„ 301 White. Honda V. 85. 03 White-loss, Daresa C. 288 Whitfield. Wilbert A. 301 Whitley. Del mu.ih 32. :I7 Whitman. Kim I. 301 N hitmon. Patsey 2SG Whitmore. Patricia A. 318 NN hitlakcr. Madeline 287 W hitlakcr. Nathan 86, 238 Whittington. Darryl 211 Wiggins. Charlene 287 iggins, James 301 W iggins. Samira 301 Wiles, April 301 Wiles. Dnroths 273 W ilcs, Uric 301 W ilhoite. Kari 233 W ilkes. Bells 287 NN ilkins, Frank 88. 2-11 NN ilkins Thomas I) 88. 182 NN illiams. Andrea INI W illiams. Angela 273. 325 NN illiams. Archie 233. 301 NN illiams. Barn clta 301 NN illiams Resells 287 NN illiams C hristine 180 NN illiams, (.‘larence 86 NN illiams Cynthia M NN illiams. C.ynthia I.. 273 NN illiams, David 287 NN illiams Donald 88. 202 NN illiams Donna 287 NN illiams hdgnr Jr. 86. 202 NN illiams Cars 32. 3«. 188. 301 NN illiams. Gregory T. 88. 218 NN illiams llnssard 287 NN illiams Jell 213 NN illiams. Jimmy 182 NN illiams Kevin (.. 57. Mi NN illiams. I.imlu 88, 180 NN illiams. I.sdia B. 273 NN illiams McDonald 188. 313 NN illiams. Patrue 301 NN illiams Bulls Mi NN illiams. Sharon 2H. 301 NN illiams. Sharon 177 NN illiams Sliirlcs 287 NN illiams. Sousa I) 287 125 NN illiams Stese V � 2. 30. 180. 2-H. 287 NN illiams I'll...as F 107 NN illiams 8 it tona I 287 NN ilhainsoii Kathryn SO NN illiainson Pamela 273 NN illiainstin. Nisiun 102. 287 Williamson. Wayne D. 287 Willingham. Nathaniel 244. 248. 287 Willis. Dehra 2-14. 301 W illis, Rosa 273 W illis, NN incite 273 Wilson, Bernard 287 NN ilsnn. Das id 287 Wilson, Jeffery 180. 301 Wilson. Johnny Jr. 287 Winross, Kelvin 88. 238 NNinross, Walter 188. 243. 301 Winsett. I .is� 273 NN inston. Kverett 301 NN inters Ixonardo 287 Winton. Anthony 301 Winton. Jimmy 301 Witmore. l-tP'rancine 2-11 Wofford, Andress, Jr. 287 Womack, Kevin 101 Wood, Karen 301 Woodby, W. Richard 273 Wnodfnrk. Maria 273 Woodle, Steven 187. 273 Wocxlniff. Meloni e 273 Woods Gregory 86 Woods, Shandrsi 301 Woods, Vanessa 273 Wooldridge. Phyllis 86 W right. Andrea 287 Wright, Augustus 200, 273 Wright, Cassandra 301 W right. Charles 205 NN right. Dale 191. 287 NN right. David 87 W right, F'mestine 301 NN right. Rickey 273 NN right. Sheryl 187 Wright. Charles 301 NN right. Terri 207. 248. 273 W yatt, Reginald 301 Wynn, Basis n 210 •Y Young, Charleise 318 Ynung. Marcus 301 Younger, Olga 287 York. Malessa 287 Yokley, Harold 187 Youscfaldch. Masliallah 301 .ar.ih.il i|M iii. ( srus Zepelinsky. Paid 318 Zion. Michael 87 134 In Memory of Thais Lavonne Baccus 1958-1976 The world used to disturb me, I always felt different and unclaimed. I worried about how people felt about me and what kind of personal impression I was giving. But now I don’t......... I worry about how I feel towards people, and being accepted makes no difference now, because you see . . . I’m only visiting here, waiting for the day I move on to my real home. By Thais LaVonne Baccus