Tennessee State University - Tennessean Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 244 of the 1981 volume:

- Published by the student 'r .r THE BEGINNING OF . . . . . . JANUS was one of the early Italian gods. He is thought of as connected with the deer or gate, and he is sometimes pictured as holding, a key. In statues he is represented with two faces, one in front and one behind, to typify the power of seeing forward and backward at the same time. The Romans built a temple to Janus in the Roman Fdrum, in the shape of a double arch with doors. When these doors were closed the state was at peace; but when they were open, everyone knew that war was being waged in some part of the Roman world. 4,! . ha: TENNESSEE 1 STATE UNIVERSITY A NEW BEGINNING THE BEGINNING OF . . . . . . January, the month which may be thought of as the ttgateway to the year, takes its name from the god Janus. Janus-headed means double-headed, and Janus-faced coveys the idea of tttwo-facedf, insincere, 0r deceitful. It may mean that a question or situation has two sides to it, as in this quotation from the Atlantic Monthly: This is a Janus-faced fact. Because Janus faced both ways he became a symbol for openmindedness; for since he looked both forward and backward, he was able to take a just view of all questions. 4 NEW 5 A FRIENDSHIPS THE BEGINNING OF . . . . . . The History of Janus is not improperly subjoined to that of Saturn, for he was that most Ancient King of Italy amongst the Aborigines, or first Inhabitants of the Mauntains, that receiv'd Saturn, and gave him out of Crete. The Birth and Origin of Janus is very much controverted, whether he was the son of Coelus and Hecate, or was the same as the World, or the Sun, or else the same as Ogyges, who built Thebes fifteen hundred Years before the Foundation of Home, or whether he came from Seuthia into Italy, or else from Greece. And was the Son of Apollo by Creusa Daughter of Erictheus King of Athens, and reignfd with Camesed, a Native of the Country, both having their Palace in Janiculum beyond the Tyber. NEW EXPERIENCES Janus had the Titles of Deus Deorum, as being the most ancient of all the Gods; and that of Janus Pater, because he had been a true Father to his People. He was the God that presided at THE the Beginning of all Undertakings; To him the first Libation of Wine and Wheat was offer'd; the Preface of all Prayers was likewise directed to him by whom Access might be had to the other BEGINNING Deties; And so because through the Doors of Houses we must pass to the innermost Apartment, they were called Januae from Janus, O I i'l and were dedicated to him as their Protector. He 0 o o o a a was also eateemld the Inventor of Locks and Keys for their farther Security. He first consecrated the Bounds of Towns and Cities; and therefore when Romulus built the City of Rome, he sent into Tuscany to learn exactly such Forms and Ceremonies as their Ancestors had receifd from Janus THE BEGINNING OF . . . . . . He was the Inlroducer 0f the Months, and the first took the Denomination of January from him; though the first Day of the Month was sacred to Juno, yet this was by her Leave committed to the Protection of Janus, and at this time Cakes of new Meal and Salt were offerid to him, together with new Wine and Frankincense. Then all Tradesmen and Artists began their Works and the Trman Consuls appointed for that Year entered solmnly upon their Office, the Romans then took care that all Quarrels should be laid aside, that New-Years-Gifts, the Tokens of Friendship, should pass between ,em, and that the Day should conclude with Mirth and Diversion. Numa Pompilius instituted a Feast to Janus upon the ninth of this Month, when the Sacrifice was a Ram, and the Solemnities were perform,d with Man-like Exercises and THE Combats. Romulus and Tatius built a Temple to him upn the Union of the Sabin People with the Romans. Numa ordefd that the Temple should be shut in time of Peace, and open'd in BEGINNING that of War, from which Ceremony Janus was call'd Clusius and Patulcus, Names given with allusion to those Actions. The Romans being 3 OF warlike People, this Temple was seldom shut, o a o o o 0 except once in the Reign of Numa, then in the Consulate of T. Manlius Torquatus, and C. 12 Attilius Balbus, some years before the first Punic War, and afterwards in time of Augustus, when he had taken Possession of NEW CAMPUS SCENEBY The Univ. 0': Term ' '- : l3 This year the Yearlmnk stafl deveIOped a theme meaning beginnings. First. it was a beginning for all of us and especially myself. as Edilur-in-Chief. Secondly. it was a beginning for the new Sludcnls. Faculty. and Staff. Next. il was a beginning for the new members 0f lhe Yearbook Stalf. 'l'hr: lhcmt- that l have related In is jAXUS . CONTENTS Introduction ............................... . ....... l- 17 Faculty and Staff .............................. 18- 3I Academics and Campus Life .......... 52- 99 0rganizati0ns.... ........................... 100-159 Seniors ........................... lh'D-IT5 Juniors............... ........ ................ 178-185 Sophomores ........................... $6.185 Freshmen ......................................... 196-208 Sports. ............................................... 210-240 HENRY LEE DAVIDSON liditor-in-Chief ADMINISTRATION p---..--F n..- a rd. K t '5- N CONTENTS PresidenFs Message 18 Faculty and Staff ......................... 22 Merritt Roast ................................ 28 Thanks 'Nice Joe ...................... 30 Miss TSU . .............32 Moving the School of Business..38 Terrence Memorial ..................... 46 Sonya Williams-Lizzie Payton Section Editors A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT The God of doorways. gates and entrances and the patron of all beginnings represents the theme for the tt80-81 Tennessean. As the patron of beginning. the first hour of mch day was sacred to him; so were the first day of the month and the first month of the year. In the.- tradition of Tennessee State University, you. the student. are sacred to us. You represent a beginning for us each time a new class enters our threshold and another class graduates. During the four years you spend with us, we try to motivate you through a curriculum of flexibility to meet both your needs and ideologies which will enable you to choose courses ot study to fit your background and expectations. The two heads of Janus facing in Opposite directions symbolize the two faces of our door to higher education. You enter that door to a new beginning like a sponge ready to absorb whatever is beyond the door. The entire administrationofaculty and staffois committed to satiating you with our enriching education programs so that you will pass through the other side of janus ready to fact your new beginning. I8 0 a DR. FREDERICK S. HU President of the University TSU VISITORS During the academic year of 80-81, the TSU campus was Visited by such notables as, Steven Wonder, Nikki Giovanni, Dick Gregory, The Kenyan Boxing team, Gil Scott Herron, Gov. and Mrs. Lamar Alexander, Meadow Lark Lemon, and the Buckerteers, Senator Jim Sasser. Other visitors were Congressman Bill Boner, LTD, A Taste of Honey, Canadian National Development Track Team, Mid-American Performing Arts Workshop, Ralph Boston, and Francis Guess. EU a .1 Rufus N. Biggs, Sr. Andrew Bond James Byrdsong Dean of School of Allied English Health and Professions Helen Barrett Psychology A FBOTC Il- .. 1 ' . . . 1 I N. - Kenneth A. Daniels Dr. George L. Davis Anne Durranl Levator Feaiherston Physics and Mathematics History Psychology TSU Bookstore Iona Borders, senior mechanical engineering student and president of the Panhellenic Council, presents a $750 check from the Council to Dr. Calvin Atchison for the TSU Foundation scholarship fund. 22 Y.Y. Clark Ilch McL-hanical I'aninL-cring Arthur E. Frankl Curriculum and lnstruclicm E. Hurley Grime Security in Y S MHFCO?F11 .A- Darlene H. Huddleston Dr. Frederick Edward I. Isibor Juaquila E. Jackson Associale Deanrscllonl of Humphries School of Engineering and Speech Pathology and Education. Curriculum 011d TSU President Technology Audiology Instruction Warren G. Lawson, Jr. Gloria M. Lewis Biological Sciences Bobby L. Lovett Irene Lytton History and Geography TSU Bookstore Acting Head Dr. Humphries and his royal highness. Chief Nathan A. 0gbu. ruler of Nara in Anambara Stale of Nigeria, visited Tennessee State University campus. Chief 0gbu donated $5.000 t0 Nigerian studenl residents in the Nashville area. Kendrick Jangdhari Auxilary Enterprises- Direclor of Housing II, Mohan J. Malkani School of Engineering and Technology S. Kenneth Martin Internal Audit Sh aron Bell Sterlin Adams k; f ?' - .- Hollace Brooks Roderic Burton :-' fit L: I W !--..7,3517.ng;3 Waldine DcBerry Satinderpaul Devagan Robert Castor Paul DuBois Gina Felts Patricia Fleeton Harry Fuchs Evelyn Hadley 24 - -L x Sandra Holt Franklin Jones JIM Paul Madden Benjamin Mason Mark McCann Louis Miller Randal Owen Alvin Wade Gisela Webb Patricia Whitmore Charleise Young Paul Zepelinsky 25 Michelangelo Elizabeth McClain Eddie L. McKinnie Dr. William S. Gretchen B. Payne NICCElliStEF Deparlmcnl of History and Sludcnl Activity Merriman, Jr. cadaCurriculum and AFBOTC Cuography Induxlriul Aris and Instruction Technology M X --. . , j g h -. -. . 7-. i;-bo i - Tee Peacock Paul D. Phillips Leroy Powell Dr. Decatur B. Rogers Dr. Andrew J. Ryal Curricuium and Inslruciion Hislory and Geography Psht'hialris Mechanical Engineering School of l-Ingr. and Departmcm Technology Coffee For the Director of University of Tennessee School of Social work. Left to right: Mrs. Vallie Pursley, Acquisitions Assistant, Dr. Evelyn P. Fancher, Director of the Library. Dr. Lou Beasley, Director of the UTSSW, Mrs. Earline Hudson, Head of Acquisitions. 28 '34!- -;: IISM J. . Cecil M. Ryan Dorothy Sanluels Dr. Samuel H. Shannon Dr. James H. Stewart Dept. Industrial Arty. and ICngli-sh Dcpnrhm-nl D991. 01' History and History and Cengmphy-Arls Psychologv Tcuhnnlogy Cengraphy and Sciences - I I X I x , a J David B. Sutherlin Carmelia C. Taylor Cass F. L. Teague, Jr. Carleenis Thompson Dr. Alexander C. Wells AFROTC Graduate School Psychology Ilunkal Dormitory Staff Biulngical Sciences James E. Williams Mndvrn Foreign Languages Charles E. Yoder I'nurdilmmr ul Fuhiirailions and Inlnrmmiuu --t'.-'kRP Tennessee Slate University presented CARP awards to David Hinds, Mayor Office and In Public Works, James Bedding. Left to right: McDawson L. Burton Jl'.. James Reeding Public VVnrk$ President Frederick Humphries. David HindsiMayor OHice. Dr. Roland Norman. Dr. Handy Williamson. 27 Coach Merritt receives Bunny Ears from Harold Crump, Executive Director of WTVF. Dr. Humphries was on hand to help with the celebrate. 28 uh ' . m'o'u 'oWo'o'r mm mm mmq foWo'oa - mom 1 A 71. L O Q :3: 0; O O '03.; xii - a-oo o w 0 MM 0 0 ON, ! ' '1... - Above-W'alt Adams. Sports Director for VVTVF. presents Coach Merritt with a giant cigar Bclow-Long lime friend and local Metro Sherriff Faith Thomas bestows kiss on Coach Merrill. N 01.11;! .mnx 3n ' ; W3: . i . f! o ,m; m. m Ii I T - 'w $5 6 3'. a 4L P ' ' . a , . x ' . ii - a2 nun, I 2- ; j 29 30 i 37 ! 3K5; 4-H.- - eTHANKs NICE JOEii The 1981 Tennessean SlaII would like to say good-by and thanks to Mr. Joe Zinn for numerous years of service as Yearbook Adviser, University Photographer and Graphics Artist. Nice Joe retired in January of 1981. Born in the Bedford-Styversant section of Brooklyn, he studied art at New York University. Joe broadened his interests in the Air Force when he drew cartoons and wrole columns for the base newspaper. After service duties he came to Peabody College where he earned the 13.8. and MA. in biology. He taughl biology and chemistry in high schools in Georgia and Florida. By the early 1950i5 his interest in art drew him away from teaching. He started in commercial art by writing copy and drawing for an adverlising agency. This led to a business of his own in displays for television. The next step was Nashville's first motion picture studio, Zinn Animation Studio from which he produced animated lelevisiun commercials. joeis most famous commercial, the Tennessee Pride animation that he did for Odom Farms. He wrote the jingle. and did the animation. The commercial ran from 1960 to 1978. Other commericials that he produced advertised products ranging from milk to banks. 114: made about two commercials before ciosing the studio and joining lhe staff here at TSU. Joe has staged three photo exhibits at the Parthenon as well as lobby diSpIays for some sixly-five lucal theatre productions. In an interview about his theatrical work, Nashville Magazine slated, t'One 0f the 1:113:1ch rewards a Nashville actor can hope for is to have Joe Zinn as cast photographer. Joe's photographs are really works of art. We the members of the Tennessean slaft think that Joe is a work of art. And extend our love and thanks to Mr. Joe Zinn. 3:2... U S T S B M L 0 0 D 1B 3A 000A R I I I A S M . t-n' n .0. I la a' ,' -.. Alum: left: Miss TSU during Ilomccmning Parade. Lawer IEfI:QllEPl1 receives roses from loyal subject. Almve righl: Queen poses for photographer. Lower right Miss TSU performing as head umjorcllc. MEETING 9 ENTERTAINING STROLLING, RAPPING, nu -. - -- 2.1.1. ...1.! f -- ' . . mlaiymln at: g: STUDENTS SAY 0CNO,, TO BUSING By Sonya Dec W'illiams Irate student. Stephen Braden asks that John Merrill be replaced as llledtalllr between students and faculty. Merritt was replaced by SCA President. Roosevelt Ilamb. Why must we be bussed t0 the downtown campus? That was the question all of the business students were asking John Masten, Dean of the School of Business during an open forum held on September 18, 1980. The open forum gave students an opportunity to voice their opinion on the proposal to move all of the 300-400 level business courses to the downtown campus. Over 300 students attended the heated hour long meeting in the business building. Head football coach John Merritt acted as mediator ever the torum, until students asked him to step down, because they felt that Merritt was being ttused as an influence over the students, position against the proposal. If the 300-400 level business courses are moved downtown, according to Mastcn, uThiS program will heenme more visible to the business community? One student asked, uVVhy must we as full-time students he hussed for the convenience of part-time students? Another student stated, 0We were not included in the proposal. Masten said in a formal position paper, 0There are tinequities' and unfairness whichever way we go. I am not insensitive to business studentsa concerns. The problem is IIOW to balance these inequities so that in the long run Tennessee State University and its School of Business takes its rightful place in the urban and business community. As the meeting progressed the students became angry and frustrated, because they felt that Masten was not answering their questions. George Walker, 3 business major. who is chairman of the Business Student Coalition tan impromptu organization fighting the administratitm prepnsah encouraged students to stick together and reminded them that the forum was not the end uf the proposal situation. At the adjnurnment 0f the meeting1 students filed nut chanting 0We will not he hussed . . . We will not he hussed and II II 110. We wont go. II 11 no! We won't go . . . t, Ilcud football coach John Merrilt listens :15 John Mustan. Dean of the School 0i Business. answers questions from the sludenls. Rouscvcll Hamh. SCA Presitlcnl. tries in calm sludcnt uflcr replacing Cuach Merritt us nmdiuinr. Hrs. CJi. Mt-Crutlcr. lnL'all XcL-HZP IuL-mln-r. uaiu-d Ilt'l' Support i'm' THY Nllltlvllls us McKinley jm'vv. Bmim-s'w major Iiuivns altlvntirrllx. :m EVERYON E liljli II I 1 2M!!! 3353. i Anulher day beginning al TSU. 1103'! Pull in little harder buck lhvrc! l iusl have In paw lhis lml. lx'vvp lllul hm! gluing! llnkl that pose. Dill mu 5m: llml'. Singing from lhe bottom of their lwarls. TonL Iris. and Fran CSPWSS IL I ' i. '- 'bmmmm -.. M- .u 7; I I: me-w f . 'i . , .i J ' .n r. ii -I Ilnmccomlng pep-rally was really a rcuinitaln. . 43 Smiling over homework is greal for TSU students. Wdre having fun and learning a In! al TSU. Botlom leil: Sludenls relaxing during halftime Baekethall gamo. Walking and talking to class with friends at TSU. Bottom right: A lonely walk back In the dormitory. DE. hndw-w F2 T-mwm-et '59-, third president at the university Klimt hitwdaws-day. lune 11. in Tugkegee. $ta-ha-nm. alftm? aim gxtmided illness. Funemt wwtms wesw hem Fti-dayg June 13; at the Gmenwomd Rimming? Baptist Ehurch in. Tuskegee. Bwriat was in- the $$$de Sewery in Little Rack, Arkansas. Dr. vae'nuw mwmi as; president at the umiveISitt' fmm 1963 until he mrsignett in W74. t0 hccome prams! mitt executive vicevpmstittent nf Tuskegee Institute, a punst tm- hc-titt until! his iteath. He had SHEFVE-tt as vice- president at the Alabama twstitutiwu. twtm'e assuming the T311 pw-sittency. During 'Immnmk me-siat'mwy, a timegre-gation suit tn dimmntte Tent-Icssee's Elma! systsgem at higher eduemti-ml was filed. The suctt came:- tait fruititm am July 1, 1979, with the QWFFQIdGFE-d margin of the Bnivcrsity wt Tmmessm: at Nashville in-tri Tennessee State lTl-iir-etsity. k'Dr. anrmmce was. a great hearth? at this uhtVefStty and in this etatnmunity cturing a very trembled time, said Dr. Fmdwich S. Hui-Iwhries. Wits leadership pnwichcd thus: gmundwork Em th-c ccn-ns-ictembte dcvehupnwnll that has taken glam at the: university tw-Er that: past Eew years. A native Hf Littt'e Emactc, Taffence graduated from the tmrmw Tcmwswr Ema University tnow TSUD in 1948. lie eamett him: Master at Science tt-egree and Ph.D. at the Untwsrsiw u; hWistt-nnsin in 1951.1 and 19-54. r-especti-vety. Dir. Turremwc is m-nrwiwcd try his wife. Mariam. a sun Kenneth. M Litlh: Rimh, amt ttaughtm Andrea nt Tuskegee. He ris atm mwi-rmt try tmtr hmthmra: Hesrschct. Ei'c-lnmt and Bi. Tmmmwe cot Little! Rock, Frestan Turrencm gallanta, and a sister, Hamlin, of Little Ruth. During his gamer Dr. Tuwcmw served. as. a trescareh associate at the Center fur thus Study ht Lih-eml Education Em A-ttutts in- Chicagu; as visiting profeswr at the University 111i ?Viscmmsin in rural and adult education: and as a cmasultant tn the Negro College Emnmittue 0n Athmlt Ettuuatiun. He was a memtmr 0! Phi Delta Kappa, natinnal cctucatinn homm- so-ciety; the: Adult Education Assnciatinn 0f the U.S..r't.: un-d' the Ema! Education Department 0f the National Education Association. Dr. Torrance cnntrihuted widety m pmtessimml jnunmls in his Held and cn-zmthnred ttn'm: hunks. :imtmg the accotnptistlmcuts at ttlt' uniw-r'si-ty 'ltur-rclu't- m'n'rluuhs mmh'l of campus showing the ntd. the now. amid the pmjerlett Future. Pictured with anruncc it; the tale Dean of Falc'tltl-t' and .tt-mtt-Inic Affairs. Dr. tt'illium N. Jacksuu twcnulul Frmn righlt am.- former tillsim-ss Manager Arthur H'. Dulmur: Dimtlnr of Development. Dr. Cuh'in 0. Atchisun: ltlt' tath Dean M Studvnlx. Dr. Joseph A. Payne. during his tenure were: the granting of autonomy equal to other public institutions of higher education under the State Board: of Education tthc institution is now gcwcmed hy the State Board at Regentsh substantial increases in the amounts of federal and Fuu-ndatinn funding received by the university: wac-creditation in 1969 by the Southern Association of Cullegcs amt SQh-nnls and rcaccreditatinn of teacher education limgrams by the National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Educatinn: the initial :u-mrrditati-nn m- appruval of six new programshcivil and electrical engineering. home economics, dental hygiene. extension and suciai welfare: programs in criminal justice. early childhuud education, allied health, trunsportatiun and tourism were added to the univarsitfs curriculum: and the organization of the hustnessXindustry cluster in 1969 as well as the estahlishmcnt in .1970 of the TSU Foundation. 47 Steve Wonder getting down with, All I Do Is Think About You . LTD singing their song, Concentrate On You . II was a long night of. Boogie Oggie Oggie. 48 ti tiil'n' . Ill UPWABD BOUND IS . . . . . . . Spotting potentials and developing them to the fulliest . . . A cluster of 100 area high school students. . . . A part of the people that make us great. . . . Sending over 9093 of their students in T.S.U. 49 . Ix!.!..lnl1li w 3.1134 n. n. 51.1.14. .1 E... .. . an... x AnnuuP... I: Q ACADEMIC CAMPUS LIF E CONTENTS Ammnns St0r3 .............................. 56 H'ilcy and the Hairy Man ......... 6'2 Happy Birthday Martin ............. 68 Greek Show .................................. 82 Campus Hredding ........................ 8-! Institute for African Affairs......88 Vth's H'Im ................................... 92 Olivia Flalkcss Karvn Torry Section Editors THE INIMITABLE AMMONS If TSU could give a Nobel Prize, Roger Ammons, vocational rehabilitation counselor in the Counseling Center, would be the most likely recipient. The Nobel is given to persons who have worked for the interest of humanity and - , ' , W Ammons, sightless since the age of 14, is an - ' ' ' .. .. example to emulate. A native of Carroll County, Mississippi, he graduated from the School for the Blind in Jackson, Mississippi, in 1960. Very independent, and an only child, Ammons examined all possibilities after graduation and decided college was the next step. uI knew it would be hard to find employment because I was blind, he said. In 1964 he earned a B.S. degree in social science from Jackson State University and began looking for a teaching position. Two years later he got a job as an instructor at Immaculate Conception High School, in Clarksdale, Mississippi. For his services, Ammons says he received free room and board. ill used to sleep right up over the church, he said. While working in Clarksdale, he managed to do volunteer work by helping people obtain the GED tGraduate Equivalency Degreel and before he left, Ammons found himself head of the department of Social Sciences at the school. Now that doors were beginning to open for him, he decided to apply for an tiABC GrantetA Better Chance? to expand his classroom abilities. iiThis grant would take teachers and send them to school to learn to teach language arts, he said. Ammons had always wanted to be a teacher, and he felt that with a degree in counseling he could reach more people. aEvery teacher is a counselor, he explained. iiI wanted to be a counselor. I-Ie choose to enroll at TSU for graduate studies because it was a good university and it was convenient. TSU was accredited and I wanted to go to a black universityf, he said. iiBlacks attending white universities at that time were having some social problems, and I didrft want social and academic problems? uI also had a lot of friends and home folk from Mississippi at TSU? he added. TSU was eonVenient because it wasn't too far from his fiancee in Clarksdale. 56 Ammons counsels handicapped student as Fannie Perry, Coordinator of Counseling Services, looks on. There were no major disasters during the period of adjustment, Ammons stated, but there were some difficulties, especially with registration. But registration is a hassle even if you have 20-20 vision? he jokingly said. iil think I got acquainted with every pothole 0n the campus. iiIt took me about two weeks to find a good reader. he added. According to Ammons. being in the guidance and counseling center enabled him to meet a lot of students who were having unusual problems at school. - iiA lot of peeple didnit know about certain areas on the campus? he said . wl'hey needed someone who could understand handicapped people and could work with them. As a handicapped student I could better understand problems like registration? It was fortunate that the center administrators had the foresight to see the need for creating a position in the guidance counseling area to deal with the handicapped student specifically. Ammons became a vocational rehabilitation counselor and received his mastefs degree in Guidance and Counseling. He immediately began to put together a formal program to accommodate the needs of the disabled. Three conditions must exist before any individual can be eligible for the rehabilitation services: It the individual must have a substantial physical or mental impairment, 2t the person must have a vocational handicap as a result of the impairment and 3 there must exist the reasonable exception that the services provided by the program will help the individual to gain employment. Ammons said different students use the facility for different reasons. They may have a heart condition, a problem with sickle cell anemia or some obvious handicap? he said. I find out who they are, what their disability or handicap is and try to help them. Some even have emotional problems, he added. AMMONS cont. Ammons contacts each of the handicapped students at least once a semester. They report their schedule to him and tell him how they are doing. Although he is only a one man operation, he tries to provide other assistance for them. The tutorial center also has counselors who are employed by the State to give mobility training to students in order to familiarize them with the campus. iiAt other times we use some of our work-study students. And for some of the blind students, Ammons says that he may personally.r get the student acquainted with the school grounds. The vocational rehabilitation counselor does not limit his counseling to only the disabled or handicapped, but often is involved in getting a regular student into class or helping him to complete registration. nIt just depends on the nature of the problem, he said. iiMany of the students have the same problems. He is also responsible for recruiting handicapped students to the university, conducting group counseling sessions and conducting informal and theraputic interviews with his Clients. Ammons does not guarantee all of the vocational rehabilitation students a job once they graduate, but he does use every available source to aid them in finding employment. Being on the governorls and mayoris jobs for the handicapped committees provides him work leads for the students. Even though he burns up a lot of energy with his work day activities, Ammons says he devotes much of his time to his family. He and his wife Martha, enjoy playing cards and bingo with their kids and are big football fans and have never missed a TSU home game. uAlthough I did my undergraduate studies at Jackson State, I have to pull for the uBig Blue, he admitted. By Judy Rudolph 'ne UHW .. 0' Tewnessee Slate Unw Wiley And The Hairy Man CAST Wiley . Momma......................... Dog Hairy Man Chorus I . Chorus II . Chorus III m... . . . ..........- Chorus IV ................................................... . m . .m... .................. .................. ..... ... Lawrence B. James. Director W. Drury Cox, Technical Dircclor Jamye C. Williams. Producer Suzan Zeder, Writer John S. Cross. Cast Photographer Vincent WHlliams ......................................................... Valeria Horton .......................................................... Mark Leonard . ................John S. Williams ...........Patricia Johnson ................David Boyd ..............Cwen Nlilchcll Malcolm Simpson 1.7. W? 1F' A- 1 Q l 1? '3 III! - .1..M tl 1 mluiil- ' k . II t . .... .a . u .n .1 m .. .$.. E, Conjure Women Waleria Hortom whips up a spell for her son Wiley Wincent EVilliamsL Members of the . Chorus included J: Ilefl to righU .. Patricia Johnson, Malcolm Simpson and Gwen Mitcheil. 62 Momma serves son Wiley, breakfast with the Chorus tPatricia, Gwen, David and Malcolrro serving as table and chairs. The Chorus arouses the imagination of Wiley with tales of the Hairy Man . STUDENT ACTIVITIES AND SPECIAL EVENTS The 1980-1981 Queens of TSU are from left to right VP SCA-Iris Jones, Sabrina Goodwin. Cia Minter, Sahim AbdooI h-Iis5 TSU. Franeco Checks and Chrisline Issacs Barbara C. Murrell Vice Pres. of Student Affairs 64 A performance lrum Stevie W'ondcr added nmrt- excitomeni t0 Ilunurt-uming H'm-k. q, I'rzmk 3: ix9 ' C, o o 09 6'5 9 Band Director 19524 972 '5le People Make Us Great Joseph S. Jackson Sr.-Supervisor Darlene Harris Sec-relary of Student At-lix'ities CV01 Pictureth LTD was also annlher professional group hrnughl tn lhe Tsl' campus by Student Activilies. PARADES Mrs. Sherrill Program Advi 501' LTD performs during Ilunwcoming Week. 3 LTD captivates audience . . A Taste of Honey also performs during Homecoming. Mr. Hemphill Program Adviser STUDENT ACTIVITiEs . . .; TSU's Marching Band performs during the Homecoming Game's half time. Band performs during, I-Iomecmuing Pep Rally. X Len to Right Readus V'VcslInorcland-Student Activities Technician joseph S. Jucksan Snisludcnl Activities Supervisor. LT. Simpson Sludent Activities Techniciam Charles B. Iiemphill Pr0gram Adviser. Earnest Myers StudL-nt Aclivities Technician. Miss TSUB perfnrmance during the pageanl. HAPPY BIRTHDAY DR. KING Dr. King was born January 15, 1929, in Atlanta, Georgia. He attended Atlanta public schools. Following graduation from Morehouse College in 1948, King entered Crozer Theological Seminary, having been ordained the previous year into the ministry of the National Baptist Church. He graduated from Crozer in 1951 and received his doctorate in theology from Boston University in 1955. Dr. King reached lhe lives of each and every black person in America. He also affected the attitudes of nearly all white people living in America. He was loved and he was hated. Dr. King is pictured with former TSU president Dr. Walter S. Davis and trighu Rev. William J. Simmons. In 1956, TSU had the honor of hosting the great civil rights leader. Students turn out to show support of national holiday honoring King. TSU Student Government president Roosevelt Hamh addressed studenls during Martin Luther Kings birthday celebration. H8 Numerous banners were displayed with various messages. ..,Hnugr..m 'i ?7 l '7 ra .J Students from TSU and Fisk joined forces lo College students in the Nashville area demonslrated the demonstrate at the slate capilol. birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on January 15. 1981. SH e e S S e n n e T Ripley, SGA PRESIDENT MESSAGE At the outset, serving as President of the Student Government Association has been a priviledge bestOWed upon me. In trying to meet the mandate of the student body, the SGA has run into many difficulties, dead ends, and changes for the betterment 0f the student body. The members of the SGA have worked dilligently to ensure student input in all decisions and activities. Therefore, the 1980-81 SCA thanks you for your support and urges that you give even bigger, wider, and more forceful support to the 1981-82 Student Government Association. Roosevelt IIamh Jr. was born in Chicago. Illinois on December 23. 1958. His familv moved to Ripley. Tennessee in 1968 and there he attended severa'l school while graduating from Ripley High. While at Tennessee State Roosevelt has served :15 :1 peer tutor. :1 11101111191 of the Tennessee Intercollegiate State Legislature. intern at the Senate State and Local Government Committee of the Tennessee General Assen'lhly and a 1110111111'1' of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. Roosevelt is 11 Political Science major and is currently attending law school. VICE-PRESIDENT MESSAGE Hi, I'm Iris Lettie Jones. native of 1121115. Tennessee. 1 am a senior majoring in Elementary Education. My hohhies are: singing. reading. spurts. window shopping and meeting people. I take great pride in heing a member of nrganimtiuns such :15: Student Government Association. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. TE Pong Players Guild. Young Adult NAACP. National Student Education Association and Tennessee State University Gospel Choir. All things have a beginning. This year has been a new beginning for me as Viee-President 0f SCA. It has been a most enjoyable year and a pleasure for me to have been associated and worked with the students. administration and members of the Student Government Association. I attribute the success of our school to the fine work and good intentions of all involved with Tennessee State University. For the Freshman. this too has been a year for a new beginning. For the Seninrs. it has marked an end to a Chapter in our lives and Opened a new one with a new beginning. The Snphonmres and the Juniors have euntinued to experience new beginnings. I consider it a privilege to have been able to share the ups and downs with you. May our association endure for many years to come. God bless and keep TSU Student Body always. Love. Iris 74 SENATOR SASSER VISITS TSU Bighb-Senator Sasser speaking during annual Farm Home and Ministers institute. BelowiDr. Ozzie Adams makes announcemenl during institute. o..'f,18 ,2. r1 FUR ml r 55 I-Wf' '.- 3x - $3. ii' ' HPI 'I' AbU -M - 535501,. I - - -e 1'3 1' 0f SCIIJlOI 549531 lECElVCd EIH- 31d i l DI Ilulnphrles l h I f hel te IIUlhe 1011 . n Ono 0 la husband a supporter of TSU's A 'rictl ' ' g, l turt program. Below-Senator Sasser stops to chat with st d t u an s on campus before departure. 75 Watching everyonek favorite, General Hos- pital . LIFE INSIDE THE DORM m s. w WTHE SERIOUS LIFEfmTHE FUN LIFE? . . In. 2M d ', rl- .IJ.' Hus r00 :71 ,3 umhtd METER EDITOR HoocDr-t Tawanna Moore was born February 27, 1959 in Brooklyn, New York. But mos! of her life was spent in Westbury, New York, where she is now residing. Tawanna graduated from Westbury High School in 1977 and decided to continue her education at Tennessee State University. She came to Tennessee State in the Fall of 1977 and had a major in Speech Communication and Theatre with an emphasis in Journalism. She has been involved in various activities on campus including: Editor of the University Newspaper, The Meter, Gamma Signa Sigma Service Sorority, T.E. Pong Players Guild, Gamma Beta Phi Society, and Peer Counselor. Her honors and awards includes: Deans List, Meter Award, ths Who Among College and Universities Students, and the Jamye C. Williams Communications Award. Tawanna graduated on May 9, 1981 with a Bachelor of Science Degree and plans to return to New York to pursue a career in Journalism. 78 METER STAF F The Meter is an eight page weekly official student newspaper. IFS motto is 0a measure of 9 student Opinion. In examplifing the qualities of an effective and objective communicator the Meier serves as meditator to the students, faculty, and administration. This year the Meter, under the editorship of Tawanna Moore, put out a record total of 23 editions. Student reporters covered 8 controversial issues such as the move of all 300-400 level Business courses to the downtown campus, an attempted law suite against the Stale Board of Regents and the changing of some administrators. 1 The Meter staff is made up of students from all majors, who are dedicated and willing to work hard. On April 21, the Meter celebrated its 3151 anniversary since its founding in 1950, by Samuel Yetles. ?9 ?BLACK QUEEN, W.C. G3ilh Sorrells Jr. ACULTY SPOTLIGHT Dr. Lovett has engaged constantly in the scholarly pruSuits of research and writing black history. He has published in the Journal of Negro History, the West Tennessee Historical Society Papers, and the Tennessee Historical Quarterly, among other professional journals. His most recent publications are: The Atlantic Slave Trade tNashviIle 19801, A Computer Instructional Manual and Package for his Afro- American History classes, and uWest Tennessee Colored Troops in Combat , which appeared in the West Tennessee Historical Society Papers, vol. 34, February t19801. During Afro-American History Month, 1981, Dr. Lovett made presentations on WVOL Radio, WSM T.V., to the local U.S. Coast Guard, and at the Durham North Carolina Black Genealogy Workshops. After having served as reader, reviewer, and panelist for the Danforth Foundation, the National Science Foundation, and the National Endowment for the Humanities, Dr. Lovett is preparing to conduct an Afro-American History Workshop for teachers during Summer I with NEH grant funds. Lovett believes that it is imperative that among Afro- Americans should research, write, and preserve the black heritageaone that is rich in achievements and lessons for all mankind. To him, knowledge and scholarship are indeed sacred. DR. BOBBY LOVETT Dr. Bobby Lovett is a native of Memphis, Tennessee and a graduate of Booker T. Washington High School. He has worked as a paperboy, grocery helper, drugstore delivery boy, jewelry store clerk, and brick masonry apprentice before entering Arkansas A.M. 6: N. State College where he received his BA. degree in History and Political Science. Lovett received his MA. degree, 1969, and Ph.D. degree, 1978, from the University of Arkansas. He has also studied Political Science at Columbia University, 1976, and post-doctoral studies in quantitative research methods at . Howard University, 1979. He was Assistant Professor of History and Political Selence at Eureka tPresident Beagank alma materL 1969-73, before coming to TSP 111 1973 to serve as instructor t1973-19761, Assistant Professor I1976-1978L Acting Assxstant Dean of the School of Arts and Sciences t1978-1979t, and Acting Chairman of the Department of History and Geography. 81' Ex: 30mm Emma: $2 305 Emma: .w W P H A. H .L m m. E K 5 An 3 V93 HATmu-AL f INSTANT CAMPUS WEDDING-JUST ADD MINISTER Take one bride and one groom, add a three day engagement. Monday, July 14, 1980, Larry Evans Henry, work-study student in the Veteran's Affairs Office of Admissions at the downtown campus, and Dorothy Iola Palmer, secretary for Central Credit Central Corporation, from Whilehouse, Tennessee decided to become engaged. On Wednesday, July 16, 1980, they tied the knot in front of witnesses below the seal of the university in the lobby of the 10th and Charlotte Building. Officiating was Reverend H. T. Tipps of Mckendrec United Methodist Church. Best man was Julius Hill, director of Veteran's Affairs and the maid of honor was Sandra Bryant from Admissions and Records. John Watkins, the office manager of Admissions and Records, gave the bride away during short service held 31 5 13.111. the evening of the thh. Dr. John Crothers gave permission for the ceremony to be held in the lobby, Dean Bruce Hancock and Assistant Dean Dwight Davidson of Student Services assisled the Reverend Tipps in preparation. 84 The short service was held in the center of the lobby of the Downtown Campus underneath the large blue and white seal of the university. Approximately thirty guests attended from Admissions and Records, Student Services, Public Services and other departments of the university. Henry is working on a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and has attended TSU for one year. Neither set of parents were able to attend the wedding. but before leaving Henry said. hI feel as if TSU is my family. I wanted to get married with my family around me. By being married at TSU. I did! H5 5 gm, v. . Lg... ACROSS THE :E. .xmwwm CAMPUS AT T U S Everybody say cheese. I Wonder . hick, check us out w J Hey! 86 What's up? . -AI 00? is my name I ain,t jivink I'm jamming. Hurry up, maybe they won't see us. You pui your left foot in . .. AFRICAN INSTITUTE OPEN S The official Opening ceremony of the institute for African Affairs took place at Tennessee State University on March 19, 1981. Four Ambassadors tOumarou B. YoussoufouhOAU. representative, John P. Mbogua of Kenya, Andre Coulbary of Senegal and Ousman A. Sallah of The Gambia, President Humphries, as well as some state government officials including Lieutenant Governor John Wilder, Representatives Ted Withers, and C.B. Robinson participated in the dedication. O.A.U. representative, Youssoufou maintained that Africans have the common sense that is required to deal with their welfare and that, Africa will decide how it wants its economic development to be. mrhis is the type of information we expect this institute to deliver. Rep. Derrick Teddy Withers cut ribbon to officially open institute. Below deft to righti Ambassador of the Republic of Senegal-His Excellency Andre Coulbary Ambassadorh Executive Secretary of O.A.U.hHis Excellency Oumarou G. Youssoufou Ambassador of The Gambia-hHis Excellency Ousman A. Sallah Above Loft: Levi Jones Director of African Institulc and Pres. Humphries look over map of Africa in preparation of institute open. Above Right: Ambassador of the Republic of Kenya-His Excellency John P. Mhogua poses for photographers with Ms. TSU. Sahira Ahdtml. HQ nBLACK BEAUTIFUL LADY I Create in order that I might live I Live in order to create My creations represent expression of the Past, Present, and the Predicted Future life of all mankind. My Art is based primarily on Man, his environment and the physical, and spiritual relationship, to the Universal Concept. I like to think of my creations as being . . . IIQuiet Like Thunder W.C. IBILLI SORRELLS JR. ORGANIZATIONS: Vice ?resiclenl Art Guild, Graphics Design Man for IIThe Meter TSU Newspaper, University Peer Counselor, Head Cnunselor. VVatsun Hall. MIAKA lMen In Alpha Kappa AlphaJ 90 KlJES-USH EXHIBITIONS: One Man Show. 1980; Century 11 EDUCATION: College-Tennessee State University, Exhibition, 1980: Black Expo 1980; TSU Studenl Show, 1979; TSU presently a Senior High School1Biverside High School, Student Show, 1977: Riverside High School Student Show, 1977, diploma, 1977 Junior High School1Hardy Junior High 1976, 1975; Mayor of Chattanooga Private Invetational Show, School, diploma, 1974 Elementary School1St. Francis 1977 Fast Gate Mall Art Show, 1976; Hardy Junior High Student Catholic School. Exhivilional Art Week Show, East Gate Mall, 1974 and 1972; St. Francis Arts Carnival. 1970. Spiritual Dedication to God Earthly Dedication To My Family To My Instructors To My Many Friends And Colleagues ADESUVVA iPrim-ess of Benim 11A1rican Dancer 91 TENNESSEE STATE NOMINEES FOB WHO,S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES Olivia Flakes, Grace Gaiter, Christine Williams, Michael Carm, Roosevelt I-Iamb, Patsy Whitman, Leon Brown, Angela Jones, Iona Borders, Iris Jones, Helen Blake, Melodia A. Joyce, Patricia A. Merritt, Karen M. Terry, Kenneth Towles, Shirlee McCluskey, David A. Wilson, Janice Miller, Patricia Blacks, Rickey Wright, Nancy Watkins, Gia Minter, Tony Brice, Cheryl Ceplin, Judith Smith, George jones, Tawanna Moore, Kimberly Y. Jones, Miranda Owens, Rowland Hay. On the following pages, you will find that these nominees for Whohs Who of Tennessee State University are most outstanding students, who have shown academic excellence along with services to the University. These students show promise of future service and thus are highly representative of the UNIVERSITY MOTTO: PEOPLE MAKES US GREAT WHO,S WHO ALISHEIAINII SCHOHL 0F SOCIM- WUIHK CDLLECTI'EIN !I Eli'- :ng;-q1. :4 Ic'eu - n? - Ely ll? 3 ? 1'? :3 New York, N.Y., Senior, Psychology. Kingston, Jamaica, Senior, Health Fairfield, Alabama, Senior, Psi Chi Honor Society-Vice Pres.. and Physical Education HPERMOTS Mechanical Engineering, Gamma Gamma Beta Phi Treas. Asst. Gamma Beta Phi. Tigerbelles'Track Beta Phi D.D.P., New Yorkaew Jersey Team Club-Trea5.. Student Leader and Rep. for Gen. Assem. 9 Tap row: Patricia Blacks 5' Helen Blake Iona Borders a. W I I Bottom Bow: Leon Brown n Michael E. Cam a Olivia Flakes a Gary. Indiana. Senior. Home Ft. Lauderclale. Flo.. Seniur. Lexington. Tennessee. Senion Econolnics, Alpha Phi Omega. Alpha Electrical Eng. TSU Choir Iita Kappa SUCiUIUEY- Alpha HRHDIM Kappa Mu Presu Dean Lists. TSU Mu-Pres.. Alpha Kappa Mu Institule Mu Secrelaryq Gamma Beta Phi. NomiemoninauunaL Choir-Dir.. of Electrical Engineers. National Sigma Rho Siguuh-Presidc'ul. Kappa American Home Economics Kappa Society of Black Engineers. Engineer 01113011111 Tau. Kappa Della Omicron Phi. Gamma Bela Phi Sludoul Advism- Cummilloe. Hmmrs Piisecrelary. Deanl. Lid. ProgramXNewsletler Edilm. Civic Outstanding: Freshman. h'uplmmnrrc b.- Junim- Snoinlagy Depl.. Yoarhunk Staff' Asst. Svcliun Editor and Typisl. Soriolngy CluhirSvcn-tun Cmnmitlee Chairmcn Nashville, TN., Criminal Justice, Ripley TN., Senior, Political Science, Hunlsville, Alan Senior. Speech Junior, Sigma Rho Sigma-VP, President of Student Gov? Assuc., Pathology, AKA Episloli Alpha Kappa Lambda Tau Epsif0n Vice Alpha Phi Alpha, Pre-Law Alpha, AKA Philaler Sentenil, Pres., Criminal Justice Organization Nalional Urban League Interm Peer Organ. Pres. Counselor 3 Top Bow: Grace M. Gaiter '3 Roosevelt Hamb Jr Angela Jones a WHO S vv H Bottom Bow: Iris Jones a Shirlee McCluskey a Janice P. Miller a Hails. TN.. Senior, TSL? Gospel Choir, Nashville, TN., Senior. Islarly Asheville. 3;th Carolina. Jr.. AKA University Hostess. Jr. Class Childhood Education, Gamma Beta Recreation. IIPICBMUTS. Carolina Pres., Young Adult NAACP. TL. Poag Phi. Kappa Della Pi SNICA. American Clulx Gamma Beta PhL Men's.- Players Guild Home Ecmmmics. Kappa Omicron Basketball Team Statistician Phi St. Louis, MO Senior. Physical Education, HPERMOTS Club. Alpha Kappa Mu, TSU Jazz Dance Club. Teaching 1-6 Bhylhmic Activilies . Long Island. New York, Senior, Mass Communication, L'Ieter Editor, Gamma Beta Phi, TEPoag Player Guild Hillsboro, AIa., Senior, Early Childhood Education, Gamma Beta Phi-Sect., Alpha Kappa Mu, Kappa Delta Pi, Ala. Club. Phi Beta Sigma Silhouette 9 Top row: Gia F. Minter a Tawanna Moore :' Miranda C. Olens g V S! I I O S V V I I 0 Bottom row, Rowland C. Bay Judith M. Smith ;E Nancy J. Orlando Fl junior Mechanical Engineering. Americ m1 Smieh 01 Mechanical Engineers Boating, Swimming and Flying Radio Coulrul Aircrah Watkins $ Nassau. Bahamas. Senior. French. Alpha Kappa Alpha. Gamma Beta Phi. Alpha Mu Gamma Canton. Ohio. Senior. Electrical Engineering. TSP Arislncrat 0f Bands. Concert Bands. Eta Kappa Nu. Ohin Players Club. Phi Beta Sigma Silhmllte Nashville, TN, Junior, Health and Home Economics Education, Senior, Darlington, S.C., Senior Psychology, Physical Education, Student TSU American Home Economics Gamma Bela Pi, Psi Chi Presidenl, Government Association, Miss Junior, Association Vice Presidenl AHEA Alpha Lambda DellaqPres Honors peer Counselor, SMS, Kappa Delta Pi Kappa Omicron Program-Sec., Psy. ClubiTreasu Majoretle Ar-ist0cral of Bands, Pi Vice President, Gamma Beta Pi Yearbook Staff-Seclion Editor. Gamma Bela Phi Saturday Night Mixed Bowling League 9 Top row: Patsy Y. Whitman 9' Christine E. Williams Karen M. x x HO S 5' 8' HO Terry Bottom row: David A. Wilson a Rickey Wright D George Jones a n4 Clarkwille, TN, junior. Mass Fayette, Ala. Senior, Kappa Alpha Whileville. TNH Senior. Rural Communication. Track 11011an Psi. NAACP, Bela Kappa Chi-Vicc Development. Rural Development Program. National Honor Society. President. AFBOTciSJquadmn Club. Executive Committee Rural. Basketball Ijmnmandor. Biology Club. Development Club Intramural Basketball, Arnold Air Soc ie1y Depuly- . Student Uniun Bnards Ol' Governors Puhlioity Chairman Oakland, Calif. Senior, Art Education, BasketbaIl-Co-Captaim Creative Source Art Guild, Rep. In General Assembly, Yearbook Photographer WHO,S WHO Somerville. TM. Senior. Plant Science. Soil Judging Team Captain. American Society of Agronomy Club Pres Departmenl of Plant Science. Brochure and Rovruiment Committee PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Columbia, TN., Senior. Business Education, SNEA Pi Omega Pi Pres., G.A.P., Administration Editor of 80-81 Tennessean O Cuplin PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Franklin. TN.. Seninn Accounting. Accounting Club. Phi Beta Lamhda. ASPA National Student Business League. Alpha Kappa Mu. Kappa Omicron Tau PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Nashville, TN., Senior. Gamma Bela ?hi, Deank List, Alpha Mu Gamma. Alpha Kappa Mu-D.O.P., Literan Guild, ROTC Top row: Tony Brice ' Melodia A. Jayce 6' Kimberly Y. Jones g Bottom row: Kenneth Towles a Patricia A. Merritt a Cheryl PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Trenton. TN Senior. English. Alpha Mu Gamma. Fureign Languagv Humor Society. Literan Guild. Dennis List. Almu Dunn Essax Cnntvsl --2ud Place. Scholarship Muird and Ret-ipenl. T51 'h'adt'miv Srhnluhhip ReL-ipienl HENRY DAVIDSONhEditor Editofs Message Hard work, tolerance, persistence and dedicated; this all spells the 1981 YEABBOOK STAFF, who have triad to make this hook something you can be proud of and always remember the past and the years to COmc. We want you to be able to look back and reflect on the fond memories at TSU. A5 Editm, I have dedicated my time, love, and patience in producing the 1981 Tennessean. The 1981 Tennessean is complete. Thanks to the staff who have dedicated their time, Pdhemtanding and patience. My special thanks to our adviser Mr. John Cross who have worked mg t and day helping us to the end. Thanks to Frank Howse and Earl Flippen, our photographers and Special thanks to Nichole Murray. She was always there when we needed her. Nichole, you ave a new beginning, and there is success in the future. Good luck to Frank Howse and the new staff who will be producing the 1982 Tennessean. Hoocr-a YEARBOOK Front row: Debbie Phillips Sect., Ramona Clowney, Tereasa Cayton, Henry Davidson Edit0r-ianhief, Loria Mckinnie, Gina Isabel, Denise McCrary, Clarissa Cayton and in rear Cynthia Sims. HOOQDb-i 99 DEAN,S STATE- I MENT . . . Banking over many other factors in college learning is the 24 hours a day influence of the student living group and conditions. A student adjustment to society, his scholarships, his attitudes and his mental and physical health are, as a whole, largely determined by where he lives and how he lives as well as the supervision, services, counseling and guidance offered by that area. 'We are responsible for the decorum, the general demeanor, the conduct and the public image presented by the occupants of each residence hall. We are responsible for providing an atmosphere that is conducive to the intelluctual, academic and culture development of each resident. Robert N. Murrell Dean of Men Jack Suddeath, Director, Merl R. Eppse Half, tforrneriy known as Watson Hall IIIL is a six story, air-conditioned, modern structure. contains 134 student rooms, a family apartment, lounge, recreation-study area, laundry and a trunk storage room. Arthur Neal. Directrm Watson Halt Residence Center. a modern six story, air-mnditioned structure. contains 178 student moms a family apartment. lounge. recreation-study area, laundry and a trunk storage room. - Marian Spears. Direclnr. Henry Allen Boyd IIalI. Unrmerlv known as Watson Hall In. is also a modern six story. air-- conditioned strutrture. contains IE8 student rooms. a familv apartment. Immgu ru-rezniun-sludy area. taundrv and a 4 trunk sturugr room. I DEAN 0-. Delorse A. Lewis Dean of Women OMEN The major projective of the Dean of Women's Program is designed to assist all female students in developing to their greatest potential intellectually, emotionally, culturally, and socially. The three residence centeris basic objectives are: to assist in providing an environment within the residence hall which will be conducive to academic achievement, scholarship, and to assist in the orientation to college life, and the self development of each student to the end that each understands and evaluates her own purpose for being in college. Mary W'ilson Hall is the residence hall which houses freshman women. Ms. Barabara Manlogmery is Director, Ms. Betty Carter. Assistant Director. Hale Hall is the residence center which houses Junior, Senior. and Graduate Women. Ms. Catha Fulla is Director, Ms. Eleanor Bass is Assistant Director. Ms. Bass rotates between Hale 6: Hankal. Hankal Hall is the residence center which houses Sophomore women. Ms. Peggy Earnest is Director, Ms Eleanor Bass is Assistant Director. Each residence center consists of Resident Assistants, who are students. Also each dormitory has a Night Watchman who supplies security for the dormitory. Left to Right: Eleanor BasseAssisl. Dir. oi Hale and Ilankel IlalI. Bernetta W'righteSeert-tary. Peggy Earnesle w: Dir. Hankel. Delorse Lewis-Dean 0f VVume-n. ORGANIZATION S CONTENTS University Choir ........................ 104 Vintagers ..................................... 106 .. Student Election ........................ 115 ' Commission . Band ............................................ 130 ..-. Players Guild .............................. 147 - - '1? 1!: .. . AFROTC ..................................... 152 Hlllllli 1; .I - Cynthia Bester-Rochelle Tisdale tg E; 0 ,. $5,, I Section Editors .. ' ' THE UNIVERSITY CHOIR 1981 MM -....- I STUDENTS OF ALLIED HEALTH 1 05 First row left to right: Mrs. Modestine Young Smith, President Vintagers Ciub, Ms. Katherine V. Patton, Ms. Sue Downs, Ms. Frances E. Thompson, Ms. Juanita Thomas, Ms. Erna Jackson, Mr. Phillip Pyran, Ms. Beatrice Johnson. Second row: Mr. William Hafford, Mr. Gilbert Senter, Mr. Luster Brute Hayes, and Mr. Wiley T. Bernard. 106' THE VINTAGERS CLUB A Graduate of the University for forty years or more, thatts the sole criterion for membership into the Vintager's Association. The Vintagefs Club was established back in 1962 when Tennessee State celebrated its 50th Anniversary along with the 100 Anniversary of the establishment of land-grant institutions of higher education in this country. Dr. Granville Sawyer an alumus of the University came up with the name Vintager. Each year in August on the week-end 0f the August Commencement, the Vintagers gather for they annual celebration. It begins with an alumni get-together on Thursday afternoon. On Friday there is a Luncheon and a guest speaker addresses the Vintagers. They are sworn into the Vintagers Club during an induction Ceremony where the president of the university and the director of Alumni Relations swear them into the Vintagers Club and present graduates of forty years with silver certificates. Saturday morning there is a Presidentts Breakfast, later on during commencement, graduates of the university fer 50 years or more are presented Golden Certificates. The Vintager's Club has been in existence for nearly two decades. Graduates return from all over the United States to share memories of days gone by at the Annual Cetebration. It's heartwarming to see these faithful graduates returning to their ALMA MATEB. By CAROLYN R. IEMIDE Alumni Relations Left 10 right: Georgette Peek+-Soph., Teresa Caylon Soph., Adrienne Preston -Fresh., Tonia Estes-Sr. and Keri Sabbalh-Jr. The class Representatives shall be empowered to establish by-Iaws, operating rules, standing and temporary committees appropriate to its purpose in conducting its business. These representatives shall also be cnpowered to recommend criteria and requirements appropriate to the registration of student organizations and changes in the studenl handbook. Finally, the class representatives shall approve annually the operating budget of the student Government Association, establish appropriate fiscal policies necessary to its operation in conformance with applicable university policies, procedures., and shall represent the general interest and welfare of the student body and Tennessee State University. 1'0? SOCIOLOGY CLUB d :13; Isl row left lo right: Torye Jonea Olivia Flakes-Secretary, Marina Hart, Ulyses L. Hampton, Jr. 2nd row left to right: Terrie Vauglm-Trea5urer, Lavonne Mayes, Marianne Stales. 3rd row left to right: Melvin R. Canew President, Dorothy Stephens-Advisor. Travis L. Walkins, Lurey Mack, Eric M. Robinson HIS TAU BETA SIGMA Tau Beta Sigma a National Honorary Band Sorority was founded on March 26, 1946 at Oklahoma State University by the Mother Chapter tAlphaL But the Beta Chapter was founded 011 May 4, 1946 by Texas Technological University. The Alpha Chapter tOriginaI founderst gave Up their rights and ritual and jewelry designs to Oklahoma State University in order that the National Organization be established. AS bands became more popular in the era between World War I and II, more women began to join their ranks. The growing number of girls in colleges and University bands gave birth to the idea of including qualified women band member into the existing structure of Kappa Kappa Psi Fraternity. Although the idea seemed to have wide-spread support within bands aving active chapters of Fraternity, a more attractive plan gained the widest acceptance that establishing a seperate sorority for band women, similar to and working with, but not an integral part of Kappa Kappa Psi. And so it can be said that the sorority as a National entity was created to meet the express needs of women in the college and university band across the nation. . ' t . . . . . . . - . e 13' enl. Kneeimg: Pamela Bennellehecretart. Standing Ielt lo ruzhl: Bnglltt- Headen. Palrum Bletkctt Prmd Pamela J- JOhnsuneTreasurer. Gina IanheIeVit-e-President. Rebeccu JUIIIIWIL Larmen thOISO'L 10.9 INNERVISIONS: BLACK FEELING, BLACK TALK, A Program of Contemporary Black Poetry Compiled and Adapted by Lawernce B. James Performers: Rhoda Galloway, Dian Donaldson, Slephanie Pryor, Deborah Newman, Author Taylor, and Calvin Foanrth Flute 6: Sax: Hakim Rahsul Drums: Darryl Rose 110 Lawemce B. James, Director; H. Devereaux Brady, Technical Director H2 ALPHA ETA RHO First row left to righl; Kevin Carpenter-vPl-esidenl, Pamela Hewilt-Secretary, Mitchell Harris TrcaSurer- Second row; Gregory HopkinshPubli-c Affairs, Darren L. Robertson, Timothy M. MorselI Hislorian. Third 10w? Stephanie Johnson, Jeff L. Greene, Andrew J. Hawkins. Fourth row; Darryl Bennett, Paul L. Smith,10hn F- Mumphrey, Bollen I. Holsey. ACCOUNTINC CLUB First Row: Kenneth Benion, Cynthia Bester, Loman Powell, Michael Smith. Second Row: Derick Coiflee, Sheryl Davenport. Andrew Daniels, Jim Nail, Steve Potter. Back row: Everett Scott. Gretnl 3808b?- H4 SIGMA GAMMA RHO Left to right: Jennifer Jones, Detaria Smith, Tijuana Sims, Candiff Washington STUDENT ELECTION COMMISSION Left to right: Delise Coleman, Deborah Wells, Karen Johnson, Sebrina Moultrie, Dorothy Jones, Velvet Carter, Chandra Homburger, Terri Wright, Iona Borders. Back: Kevin VVomack 115 PHI BETA SIGMA F RATERNITY NH Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity was founded on Jan. 9, 1914 by Charles I. Brown, Leonard Morse, and Langston Taylor. It was founded at Howard University, Washington, D.C. The cha Alpha Chapter, here at Tennessee State University has built a reputation as having one of the largest undergraduate chapters in the nation. Zeta Alpha exemplifies Brotherhood, Scholarship and Service. This fraternity lives by its motto, Culture For Service, Service For Humanity. lst row left to right: Albert Reynolds, President-George Davis, Vice-President-Gerry DaPree, 2nd Vice-President Charles Lanier. 2nd row left to right.- Freeman Ba55, Bruce Waller, Adviser Charlie Hutison, Advisor-Eddie McKinnie, Quienten Beard, Cray Pope. Ulussey Hampton. 3rd row left to right: Charles Fanning, Dennis Berry, Allen Reynoldsa, Reginal Miller. Willie Goodman, Tommy Hunt. 4th row left lo righl: Maurice Irvine, Jeffery Hillsman. Gary Palton. Nathan Whittaker, Greg Mitchel. ALPHA PHI ALPHA F RATERNITY, INC. BETA OMICRON CHAPTER History of Alpha Phi Alpha: Upou the vision and action of seven Black undergraduates at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, the beginning of Black Greeks evolved in 1906. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Incorporated there upon became a solid entity in the lives of Black America. As it progressed in 1934, Alpha Phi Alpha has moved to serve the needs of the world community as the jewels had envisioned: First of All, Servants of All, We Transcend All. I! I I l lst row left to right: George Washington, Boosevcll Hamb, David Hobert5011,letlery Taylor, Ozzie Lynn, Robert McKay, Boy Pusey, Steven Williams. 2nd row left to right: Kevin Lillybridge, Vroi Taylor, Roy McLemore, Lonnie Johnson, Gary Spann. Carlton Fisher, Clifford Miller, Johnny Mabon. 3rd row left to right: Eric Jqu, eron Thompson! Antonio Able, Rod Blornt. 4th row left to right: Sedgwick Freeman. Richard Black, Darryl McCrary, Avgentria Harden. Gilbert Clay. James Southall, Joshua Hill. 5th row left to right: Reginald Askins, Tim Taylor. HS SOCIETY OF WOMEN ENGINEERS lsl row left to right: Vinita Lark, Bertha Randolph Vice-Presidcnt. Janis I-Iooten-President, Mrs. Y. Y. Clark-Counselor. 2nd row left to right: Sheridan Reid, Lesmer Morton, Ramona Stewart, Marji Borrum,10y Buckley, Sheraldine Johnson, Iona Borders. MARITAL ARTS CLUB Sealed: Kevin Miler, Kent McKinney, Charles Williams, Eric Page. Allison Knight, Robert Nesby. 2nd row left to right: Corlelta Tiplon, Karen Johnson, Nellie Parker, Cheryl Vinson, Patrica Hall, Shirley Bailey. 3rd row left to right: Vernon Jones, Leon Lake, Early Hicks, Reginald Washingten, Antony Dixon, Sheba Sanford, DaVid Sanders, Mike Boyd. HM PHI MU ALPHA SINFONIA PMA 12!! Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Fraternily Inc. is the oldest fraternity 0n lhe campus uf Tennessee Slut? University. It was founded in lhe year 1898. The primary purpose of Ibis fraternity is In encourage and actively promole lhe highesl standards of creativity. performance. cclucalitm. and rtlsearch in music in America. Further purposes are to develop and encourage Iuyally lo the Alma Mater. I0 faster the mulual welfare and brotherhood of students DI music, and to instill in all people an awareness of musick important role in the enrichment ol the human spiril. OMA i5 3 Fraternity represenling lhe music profession. Kneeling Iefl to right: Douglas A. Johnson-Presidcnt, Robert Ii. Sparrow. Standing: Xavier D. RileyaTreasurcr. Anlhnny D. Winlor Secrelary. Glenn A. Carter. jimmy R. Wlinlon. Frederick J. Price. Buck rnw: Anlhnny C. Smilh. Darrell Moore. Melvin Carr, Wiilhurn Carroll Jr.. Louis Robinson. Seated at piano: Dr. Rafph Simpson PHI BETA LAMDA Row J chl In righl: Cynlhiu Sims. Valerie $ l1ilc. Phyllis FlmIL-Presidenl. Marvel HrnwnhStecrolary. Doris Ronfrue. Row II: Pamela Streater. Angela Cloggell. Sharon Hulda! Debra lWillis. Krestal Richardson. Douglas A. Johnson. Anne M. Jenkins. Mikki Perry. Patrice Smith. Vulvrie Springer. How Ill: Auguslus Bunklwad--Adrism. Anthony CObOF- Ohuynde AYEIM- Deborah 13. Brown. Lula Lindsey. Clnrin W'hilloy. Lynnce J. Woolen. Naomi D. Johnson. Angeia Morris. Marla Monrv. Hnw 1v; McKinley Joyce. Dannie Scuntling-Parliamnlarim Emmeth Bcniun Trcusurer Darren L. Jnhnsun. Paul A. RubinsnI1 Vice-Presidenl. Simon A. TOWHSBIId- H'illiam H. Ingram. Alvin L. Hm'mcnl. OHIO PLAYERS CLUB Kneeling left to righl; W'alter Curn-Treasury, Rosa PackeSeeretary, Willie ThomaseSergeanl of Arms. Monica BYOtllllfieldHPreSident, and Jeff Midalf-Vice President. Second Row left to right: james Willis, MiChBIC Carter, Pamela Beauty, Marielta Nelson, Venita Garvin, Lori Boglin, and Rhonda Mundy. Third Row lefl to right: Anthony Cuber, Sonya Clark, Eddie Fant, Lytonya Echols, Eric Paget Pamela Walker- and Raymie BOYd- 17011th Bow left to right: Sheldon Scott, Lurey Mack, john Hailey. John Mumphrey. and TWillie Mills. The Ohiu Plavers Club was Players Club still members. lirst organized in 1975 by interested students from the State at Ohio. Tndav the Ohio exist and are on their way to a very successful year. At this time the club eonust of about 45 The Ohio Players Club goals are to unite the Students from the State at Ohio. Not only with themselves but the student body. faculty. and also the community. The Ohio Players Club gives several functions such as: skating, IJHVliEH- dimCES. hot dug sales, and other functions that may help the club nut financially. These funds that art' raised during the year usually at the end of the year goes into .1 activity such as: a picnic or a party. Not HIF dWS the club do things to benefit our selves but others as well. I22 NEW YORK-NEW JERSEY CLUB . . ., A. ' F. Brldges. Sleplmmt Sealed left to right: Ruth Jacques. Shahida Malika Abdull'an Muha11:1111d.11'y:::3M' Williams. Dmrid sandem Pryor, and Amhony W. Bingham. Slanding lefl to right: Klrkland A. .0 c. . and Arlhur Taylor. 1'23 PRE-PROFESSIONAL HEALTH CLUB Seated lefl to right; Millicui Yeaigin-Secretary, Rayna Henderson, and Trish Pne-Presidenl. Slanding left In ri?;hl: Lee Cokin Vice President. and Jack Inman. 1'24 2 H O ERIAN STUDENT UNION U yi-Ekpen Ugheide- PrcsidenL Uchenna lighuninc. Patrick 0 Idehon-Asst. Secretary. 1h C. Arinze. Stun D- linekwa. Standing left to righl: Dominic Ii. Ok0n -Treasurer. Adcmhunmubn Fasawe-Assl. Treasu 123 PSI CHI, THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Sealed: Juana Sanford: Karen M. Terry: Cass 17.14. Tcague, Jr., President; Patricia Blacks. Vice- Prehidcnl: Mary F. Polite. SecrelarY- Slanding: Eric Rogers. Psi Chi. the National Honor Society in Psychology. was founded on September 4. 1929. IFS chapter ul Tennessee Slate University has been active since May 23. 1973. The honor society exists as an affilialc 0f the American Psyclmiugical Assnciution. and is dedicath l0 furlhering scholarly research in the field of psychology. Many 0f the psychology; faculty 31 T.S.U. are members of the chapter. as well as lhe graduate and undergraduate Htuclenls. The advimr is Dr. Helen R. Burrotl. PSYCHOLOGY CLUB Sealed lsl row: Deborah Ballcnlinv: Shirley K. Berry: Toni Tuylor; Karen 31' Terry: juianc Sanford. President: Patricia Blacks: Monila C. Thompson: Mary Polite: Slcphanie Chrlslmo'n. Slandillg: Chakiris M. NIn-is: Cass EL. Tongue. 1n: Sidney D. Gray: Archie CEIFVEI'. 111. Presldent; Linel Curmll: Eric 0. Roger. Secretary: Milton Marbury; David Dewees. I . , l I. met II scene ID Ed is interrigated by the G-men while Hall to righu Mr. Derna, Mrs. K1rb3 and Mar 1n Kirandpw Vanderhof look on. YOU CANT TAKE IT WITH YOU by Moss Hart and George Kaufman W. Dury Cox II-qurector H. Devcreaux Brady-Technical Direclor CHA BA CTE RS Penelope Hhaleria HorlonL Essie KIhristyne Finedg Rheba IfKathye Brutom. Paul tGary EdwardsL Mr. DePinna Uohn WilliamsL Ed tKen Boslom, Donald ahrren HamptonL Martin Vandcrhof Wharles CasqueL Alice Maren LewisL HBnderson Uohn Wilsom. Tony Kirby tRon Hudsom. Kolenkhov tChilsom BObOL Cay VVellinglon Sarah MoodyL Mr. Kirby tGregory LakeL Mrs. Kirby Glallie Greem, 30 Men tDnnnell Burrows. Arthur Taylor. Calvin Foxworth Olga tCIoria Williams. Hm! 1 scene In Mr. 128 DePinna and Paul teal new explnxivcs. Upper loft; Mel I scone U Grandpa 3101 IRS agent. Henderson. while Penny listens altentively. Center left: Ulcl III scene U Rhcba and Donald read the news 011 the big husl. the night before. Botlom left: met I scene ID Ed helps Kulenkhnv give Essie dance lessons. Right: Mel II Scene in Gay. the lush. leases rich Mr. Kirby. I29 CLARINET SECTION Kneeling left to right: Pamela D. Williams, Iris R. Anderson, Cynthia R. Fletcher. Karen L. IIarpc-n Shelia Manear, LaNila Hooks, Belinda F. Talbert, Effie D. Brooks, Miracle G. Harris. Phyllis J. Holloway. Standing left to right: Clendo Stcwarl. Valerie D. Pullon1,Jerri L. Mitchell, Alicia H. Downer. Kevin Carpcnler, Valerie Lewis. Barbara Johnson, Quadralyn E. Olar, Melvin Carr. .u-Iu .1: t-ri .- I. TRUMPHET SECTION Kneeling left to right: Glenn A. Carter, Derick E. Richardson, David Earl Wecms, Mark Crofl Seclion leader, Tyrone WK Halk, Derrick Bell. Standing left to right: Kevin D. W'allon, Thaddeus Jenkins, James C. Lewis. II. Kenneth M. Drew, VVilburn Carroll, 11 ., John Nlurphrey, Joe E. Eckols, Jr., Solomon Pollard, jr., Keith Reedy, Lamar Gumv-Assistanl section leader, Tyrone I-Iammons Assistanl section leader. Harris Robinson, Ronnie C. Brooks. 1.1 fl BAND STAFF Band Director: Edward Graves Assistant Band Directors: Benjamin Kirk and Thomas Davis Special Assislunl and Arranger: Leonard Morton Majorette Coordinator: Judy Gentry Flag Corps Coordinator: Sabrina Dawson Kneeling: john Sevier. Standing left to right: Alex Brown, Jeffrey A. Hudson, Michael Wesson, Bertha Bonds. mu.- I I'mI mrn'imJa'l'L'X 1. ' .553! Ema L? :93 E52 1v: main 3 n:nnmmmx . mtmi'T'mEI '1 m f'. 1 flan. TROMBONE SECTION Kneeling: Kevin Moore. Don W. Buchanan. Eugene D. Westmoreland. Anthony Smith. Standing left In right: Marvin Jones. James Richardson. jr., Tahn NI. Van. Miklns James. Melvin Spencer. 1980-81 ARISTOCBATS I32 'III 115 r- I 'l l'l W n I llI'I I I I I I I'I'I'Il I I l I II'I'I'I III I Fat x 'I II - If - .- - i! It I'-l g G DRUM MAJORS Left to right: Conrad Edwards and Kliclmel Ballenline DRUM MAJOR Felicia Czlrler F LUTE ESECTION is. J. Curt ina E. Weaver, Pansez Audrev Hannah. ino-Section Leader. Terri Howard, and Lisha C. Austin. Miles. Reg 1 5 ight Cher Rhonda D Left l0 r L. Brown. Pellegr Gregory R ........ .... 2:. ...n F BENCH HORN .... ... ... ... SECTION Kim M. Clark. David Cahloun. Stacv A. Le ft to right. Prilchctt Froder .lru Carl V. Moore. Swazoo Claybon. ick L Lawson. . Kevin 0. Davenport. Bnbinsou 'n. Tvmne C. Sumner. Louis I-I Irfl lo righl: jnhnny Williatm. Darryl Brim Ricardo C. Morr anuel L. Edwards. . 5' I5 Mil .. u... .. a - . E: .......... d 1.35.... m m .3. E. n w. . .. ,2 ...... u. 3...... 3.3... m .w. . .n. .x.u.. . . . . . n . . a ... .n. u. ... ... .. ... 3.... . -$-. x .3. . . : . . . . . . . .w. ... . . ... .- . . . . . . . . . harlcs Carr. .n N. g. m. . ..... . - n ...,. n . . . u :x ....... E . 3 .. .. left lo right: Robcrl Sparrow crald Pcnninglon. Thomas Bales. Cherilyn Bryanl Cupluin of Section. and xvaller VVim'OW. Slandiug left in righl: Andre Lennell Ward. Nalllanicl l 1; J...... IIJIIAJ - v.1 Iin NIcCain, Cralin T. Cunny. C . . n......... .3... . .1 3 I m. .53 III. .5, . Ir..JOI1n II. Vr'ashinglon. III. Aaron Lawrence. 11. Derek W. Knee C Felicia D. Carter, Fredereck Beard. Standing lst row left to a .m..v.. . .. . .... x .. . m... . . . E... ... d and Jimmy VVinlon Section Leader. Standing 2nd row left to right: Roderick ing left to right: Vincent C. Johnson Carter and ?Vilbur Parker SAXAPHON E right: James Boy Knee! ALTO SAXAPHONE Wilfin. r. Man in r, Kirk D. M. Mm. A, f .Irl L Suundvrs .jar... auIIda-m. Michael .1, 513m .Xh'xiN Blut'kmtm. lhmie Saunders. Michael A. b Anllmny H inlml, Jamil L Pcrllv. Left in right: Ulis Delusion. Kenllvlll Asherr-x . Mk'hael A Hicllzu'dstm. H'ulf Curlt'l'. H illiillll Mulvrmn. nml Ih-Irir IJ Dan in. Hi. I1- Biniun. Raymund Smarl- Sectitm It-atlt-r. Ct-drk Ronnie 1i. DRUM SECTION AND CYMBALS --I.. 4 mmxi;1s.1tw. mi 'n. u 1 u . .O'h Left In right: Vicky Thompson, Michele T. Carter. Denise Hughes, Antoncsc Bucket. Tammie Scott, Deanna Creen-Co-hcad. Sahira Abd001 Head Majorefle. Rose Thompson. Sandra Waters. Rita Risbyz Loretta Dalton, Palscy 'Whilmon. Lauri McDonald 1441 In right: Mitzi Collwun. Shelia Heutlh Dawn Nislu. Pamela neatly, Felecia chPIu-arson. Darccl Hurris-Cu-mptain. Pamela lh-mlvll Cuplain. Regina Morris. losellv Lewis. Pamela J. Rugcru. Mischvllv Alexander. Algeuur Brown janine Ring. 1 35 I .33 LAMBDA TAU EPSILON The Alpha Chi Chapter of Lambda Tau Epsilon was charlered on TSU tilamplls September 22, 1980. The objective of the honor society is lo Iencmiruge l 9 l 1kindlc achievement of academic atlention in Criminal Justice Sludles. Vie pletigc- .Oafgund m the flame of knowledge, hold high the torch of excellence-and lead all Il Iiitof truth. - through the darkness of deception, lawlessness, and unfalmBSS to the 1g justice, and equality. Front row left to right: Mrs. L. Gailcrs-Advisnr. Donna Jube, Rita OaklcyiPrcsulcnlq Grace Gaiter-Vice President. Sabrina Moullric Dean of Pledgccs. Mahel 01I'ver-Parliamenlarian. Back row left to right: Valerie P. McGuire, Valcri T. Hardy: Ulysses L. Haluplon-Treasurer. Monita C. Thompson. Terri L. Wriglllisccrelary. hl'lt' NI. Robinsnn IIistnrian. MEMPHIS CLUB Kneeling loll lo righl: Kcilh F05ler-Sgt.-al-Arms. Donald Brown;Vice Prusidenl. Slvwn A. WiIlimus Prcsidcnl. ist row left to right: Lynnec J. Woolen. Joanna Johns. Sandra Prewilt. Greg Threall. DeeAnna RednmmL Jolllery C. VViIHUIl. Jr.. Dolores Ivy. 2nd row left to right: Darrell Alhrighl. Gerald Hayes. Adrian Pnlk. Willie Lewis. Victor Jones Erik Dickerson. 3rd row lefl lu right: Michael Curry. LaFruncine VVhilmore. William B. Ingram. David Spencer. llcrherl Munn. Louis Trigg. 137 DELTA MU DELTA HONOR SOCIETY BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION The Beta Phi Chapter of Delta Mu Delta was established on TSU campus on March y McDade, the chaptefs first president. The anizalion is to promote higher scholarship in training for business nize and reward scholastic attainment in business subjects. 19.. 1976 under the leadership of Micki: purpose of the org and to recog Kneeling: Den: Denise Savage. Powell. Jerry k COHiegPrcsidcnl. Front row left In righl: Robert A. Adams. Sharon. Gunclls, H Patricia Merrill. Rhonda Pope. Donald Jackson. Second row left In rlghl: Darre Rutherford. George K. W'alker. Steven Potter. Jim Null, Everett Scull. 138 GAMMA SIGMA SIGMA EPSILON PSI CHAPTER Gamma Sigma Sigma was founded in 1052. at Drexel University. Gamma Sigma Sigma is a service sorority whose purpuse is to promote awareness and growth in service to the community and campus among college women of all races and creeds. Left to righl: Belinda lVlorgan-Chapluin. Melva L. Brunch-Prcsidenl. Tawanna L. Moore. Joyce Ncwhcrn Dt-an 0f PIL-dgccs. Katrina Loug-Treasurer. Margaret W'cslmoreland Recording Sct-rclarv. Beverlv A. BrilllCIIFViCC President. Velinda WthilnmroiParliumenlariun. Emma Nhldin-Busincss Manager. Myra Suttle islurian. 139 MICHIGAN CLUB Kneeling: Keri Sabbath PresidenL Isl row lefl 10 right: Arlene Griffin-Secrelary. Cheryl CottrelI Treasurer. 2nd row left to right: Craig Pickens and Kim Starks. 3rd row lefl 10 right: Karen Crosby. Kenneth Keeley. Yoland Byas. Benila Browning. 4th row lcfl to right: Keith Jordan, Allison D. Knight. Kirk D. Jones. 140 NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ASSOCIATION OF SECRETARIES NcA$ Isl row lcfl to right: Thelma Baxlcr-tiin-Advisor. Martha Smilh. N'Ielndia Joyce. Gwen Gail Grimm. Irene Ilull. Felice Wade. Paula Vluhnson, Bonita Dobbins. Eloise Adams. Dunzalvigh Pilllorsnn-udvisnr. 2nd row left to right: juliu Scipio.Jal1I1ila Blantnn. Cheryl Lunsl'nrd. Jacquolinc Hudson. Vt'andzl Cannon. Cynthia Crawfnrd. Yolanda Russell. Judith Smilll. HI I42 BIOLOGY CLUB Kneeling left to right: Greg Mitchell, Brilt Bogus-Presideni. Dale Robinson-Vice President. Isl row left to right: Warren I.awson-Advisor, Mary Morris Advis0r Valerie Hfashington, Brenda W'illiamsa Norelis Chen. Chelli Kitchen. Adrienne Preslon. Pamela Mungon, Eilann Thomas-Secrctary. Willodean Bul'llmiAdViSUr. 2nd row Iell 10 right: Leonard Fulton, Gwendolyn VVushingtum Phyllis Holloway. Eva Vk-Chce. Hickey W'right. Michael L. Gordon. 3rd row left lo right: Gerald Ilaye. W'ilbor Butler. Sharon Parken Valerie Duano. Sandy- Hagin, Sandra D. Bruce. 4th row left to righl: Angela C, Watkins. Sandra B. Trice. Avis B. Mailry Rufus Belson. Lynda C. Banks. Hubert A. Neuhv. Chantax' Snlartl. Yvette Turner. Robbin Holiday. 5th row left to right: Enrico Jones. Jerome 1. Smith. .111. Jame; R. Kingn Glenn D. Purry. john II. Kilrcas't'. Michael Ballentine. Chivun Ryal. JeHrc-y Bing, Anila Gardner. CRIMINAL JUSTICE CLUB .- F...., w... -- $V-Trp' .. .. . a...- nu- - Sealed left 10 right: James Lnng Sgl. at Arms, Lisa M. Cousin-Sccretary. Rita Oakley Vico-Presidenl. Grace Gaiter Presidt-nt, Debbie Swift AssislanI SecretaryXChaplain, Deborah Newcnmb Treasurer. lsl row lefl to right: Balorie McCuireu Mabel Oliver. Davene B. Parsons. Vanessa Armstrong. Melanie Davisq Pamela VVIIIiamson. Charlelta Wilson. Sehrina Mnullrie. Donna Jobe. 2nd row left to right: Roosevelt Holiday. Eric M. Robinson. Valeri Hardy. Randy Holmes. Mrs. LB. Gailer-mfkdvisor. Judith Bargella- Douglas. Ulyses Ilan1pton.lr.. Ilarol C. Hardy HIJ AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS mSME Isl row left to right: Carl M. Torry, Haywood O. Luck, Rozalind T. Smilh ViCo Prosidenl. Tonia V . IZsles-President Iona V. Borders, Dr. Decalur B. Rogers FaCuIiy Advisor. 2nd row Iefl l0 right: Cassandra BeaI Edil0r. Kenneth Simmons. Lesmer MortonfTreasurer. Daniel Flanigan. Rowland Ray Pr0gram Chairman. 3ch row Icfl to right: Terry Andrews. Dwighl Curnahan. Ronald McCuugh, Veronica Perry. J44 HAMIAN STUDENT UNION Dd F -:-': ' A. I ...,.,h :f L 53415-171 $314? '25. D Jan' '. EM 74-J- lm'f'. r-r - :3 '. :3 jr- 1 '2;.I.. The Bahamian Student Union was founded in August 1978 by the first president Ah'y Penn. The Bahamian Student Union under the pmsidta-nqxr ol Judith SmillL continues to achieve its objwtivcs which are developing a kinship among Bahamian studenls allendiug TSU and promoting an awareness nll Bahallllian cullure In the TSU community lhus expanding their cducalimlal horizon. Lull In right: Grclal Beneby. Judith Smilh?President. Magnal Thompson. and Velma 'l'humpsun H5 RURAL DEVELOPMENT CLUB h. . '0 . .32 E 4' . l. The Department of Rum! Devclnpment provides educational programs leading lo the Bachelor of Science degree 1n Rural De:velopmcnl wnth two opllons: U, Community Resource Development and Rural Business Economics and t2? Agricultural Education. i , Th9 mam:- UhJECIWES of. the program is In prepare studcnls to assisl and provide educalional assistance to community leaders. whlch enable them to help make communitv deci . . - . - ' . . . sions that lead lo improved economic oppmlunltles and qualities of Ilwng for mllzens 0f the community. 151 Row: James E. Simmons. Advisor: Dennis Jones. Sentinel; Jeffery! Hamer. Treasurer VVa Reporter: Mr. Nathan L. Crisp. Secrelary: Cenrge Jones, President. Qnd Row: Mansoor ! Laverne jones: Augustine Hermn: Lajuana Maurice Jones; Willie Tomlim; N Dorris C. Merriweather. 3rd Raw: Gwendolyn D. Bulford; Louis 0. Sal'nson; Tvrone Aven Lorenzo Baas- Ilnrcnce Sanders; Martha 1.. Tomlin; Theresa Jnhnson. 4th Row: Henrv Brooks: Pamela Mgnre: Shamin; ' Keshuware: Robert Ii. Little: Brmlam Mulekzadeh: Pmlessor Rex Butle'r. 5th Ro.w- Bill L Hudson: M. Telwuv: Allen Ilannis: John Malthcw Tomlin: Albert Anthnny; LC. Anderson: Jugnnv Hill. Jr.- yne Morrow. Shamsgie. Ilennee- earlene Bass; Linda Mays: Hfi T.E. POAG PLAYERS GUILD Sitting: Charles Casque and C. Ronald I-Iudson-Presidcnl. lst ruw left to right: Trevonda Duncan. Fllcrelia Anderson. Brenda jackson. Karen Lewis. Sheila Johnson. 2nd row lelt l0 right: Dnnna Dunlap. Valeria Horton. Stacey Pryor. Silllill'il Baxter. Kalhye Brulon. Barn Hobbs. 3rd row left to righl: Juhnny Hollingshed. Malcnm Simpson. Darren Hampton, Sheldon Scotl. H? TOD: SH 0f Ten'LitlIe Indians Stephanie Pryor and Calvin anwurlh as the maid and Bottom ICfl i0 righl: Herman Brady and W. Dury Cox lhc huller. discuss plans for producing Agatha Christitfs Ten Lillle Indians. TEN LITTLE IN DI AN S Donnell Bllrruus and Barry St-nll arr punlcd m'm' tht- dwllh raf Hun Hudson. I48 Johnny Lambralh discusses problems Barry Scoll in scene with David Donnell Burrow checks on lhe health with Michele Green. Boyd. of Sarah Moody. Stage Crew Standing Icfl to right: Johnny Hollingshed. Theresa Mitchell. Nichole Murray. and Keith Neely Sitting left tn righl: Karen Lewis. John Williams. Gloria May and Chilsm Balm. Keith Young ponders.- situation during Acl l. I49 DELTA SIGMA THETA rx- w BELT ; iv . 3 h... Kneeling lst row lei! lo right: Deborah Wells, Marilyn Streetcr, Lisa Marshall, Sybil Ingrann Joi McCondiL-hie. 2nd row left to righl: Vanessa Carler, W'anda Benham. Anita Ford. Eva Lewis, Sabrina Moullrie. Phyllis Brown. Carla Allison, Felicia Webb. 3rd row left to righl: Iona Borders. Natalie Houslun. DeAngela Dixum Sabrina Peters. Michelle Harvey. Lawanda Ilnlt. Tangy Morgan. Jahnila Blanton. Ramona Clowney. 1'50 l! KAPPA ALPHA PSI Center left to right: Norman R. Spencer II. Keith D. Booker. Felix E. Horlon JL. Dwight A. Cooley. Bay Milclwll. Michael Russell. Ilank D. Harris. Antone Ii. Phillilm Kevin M Hillealon. Aaron L. Phllllps. Gregory A. Clark. Clarence E. Miller AFROTC 131 row lefl to right: Karen M. Terry, Kimberly Y. Jones, Bruce Waller. Rosalind Wallace. Donna C. Dunlap. 2nd row left In right: Lt. Col. Charles E. Guthrie. Jimmy Coleman. David B0011. Wendell Burden, Darren Robertson. 1'52 ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA Kneeling left In right: Murva Evan. Iris Jones. Dwanna Work. Judith Smith. Tamarah Suggs. churah Cunt. Slnnding lsl row left to righl: Tonia Estes. Pamela Johnson. Carolyn HarL Esma Basking. l' ram-L-n Chocks. Stephanie IIulc-hinsnn. Pamela Johnson. Angela Jones. Angela Williams. Dnmllly Juneau Mcllanose Bigshy. 2an row Icfl to right: Pamela Gilmore. Pamela Slrickland. Christine Issac. 3rd row left to right: Kaye Chavious. Annelle Swain. Carla Briggs. Peggy Baker. Lvmlu Hunks. I53 Watson I Officers Sealed 19H to right: Nelson Falls. Treasurer, Ivan Lampkin. Presu. Angela V. Dobbins. Miss Watson I. Wilvor Butler. Vice-Presidcnl. Rondell A. Peters. Secretary. Standing lefl to right: fire Marshall. Alfred C. Green. Sergeant of Arms. Robert Martin. Chaplain, grey R. Pt- t'grinn. Fin: f54 Student Government Association Scaled lol'l lu righl: Adrienne Presitm Frc-shmen class representative. Jahnita BIanlmI Represenlative-ul- Large. Tania listcsil'ienior class represmmllivc. Iris. lones V ice-Presidenl. Slanding lefl to right: Keri SahballL Reprewnlatiu--al-Largo. Steve Williams S0phomurc chum represenlaliva Bonsevell llumh Prc sidt-nl. Cass 17.14. Teague Jr.-Graduale representative. Fred JacksnnrRepresemalivc-al-Llirge- George H'aqhinglon Ill J1mi0r class President. 1'50 SIGMA RHO SIGMA ls-I row Iefl to right: Crave M. Caiter-Dean 0f Pledges. Rita 0:1kIey-n-Su-rt-larlx'. Olivia FlakeshPrt-sidenl. 2nd row left to right: Uivwes L. Ilamplrm Jr.. Lisa Cousin. liric Rohinstm-iVicc-Presidenl. ' ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA Left In right: Karen Terry. Tonia Estes, Allison KnightiPi-esidcnt. Eric Rogers. Lurey Klack. The purpose of Alpha Lambda Delta is to promote intelligent living and a high standard of learning, and to encourage superior scholastic attainment among the freshmen in our institution of higher learning. The local chapter of Alpha Lambda Delta. In 1971 the Women's Scholastic Honor Society was organized by Miss Lois McDougald, Assoc. Professor of History, T.S.U. From this organization developed the Alpha Lambda Delta Honor Snciety, which was established on this campus October 31, 1975. Our chapter was one of the first black college campus. Since that time. men have begun to be permitted to become members of the organization, thus making 1977 the first year that the Tennessee State University Chapter has had male initiates as well as female initiates. CLASSES C ON TEN TS Senior .......................................... 106 Homecoming .............................. 176 Juniors ......................................... 178 Sophomores ................................ 186 F reshmen .................................... 196 Ramona Clowney Mel0dia Joyce Section Editors The 1980-81 Senior Class produced outstanding individuals in academics as well as athletics. Some notables are listed below: ; :- 333$.- Stllden! Government presidenl and V'ice-president. Roosevelt Hamb and Iris Jnncm sululc the crowd during the Homecoming Parade. Sahari Abdnnl Miss TSU. Head Majorette Joe Adam5 Quarterback Heisman trophy candidate Tawanna thre 1'vletcr editor Roosevelt Ilamb-Prcsident ot the Student Government Association Henry David50n Yearb0nk Editor Cynthia BcstcrmAssistant Yearbook Editor, Senior Class Officer Iris J0nes Student Government Vicc-President Lenora CatroniAssistant Yearbook Editor Karen Terry Gamma Beta Phi President, Section Editor of Yearbook Olivia Flakes Sigma Rho Sigma President. Section Editor of Yearbook Biat Oakley Lambda Tau Epsilon President Leon BmWIP-Alpha Kappa Mu President Allison Knight Alpha Lambda Della President Zachery VVilsmi Alph-a Phi Alpha President Tonia Estes Alpha Kappa Alpha and American Society of Mechanical Engineers President Derek Coffie De1ta Mu Delta President Lisa Marshall Delta Sigma Theta President Dwight Cooley Kappa Alpha Psi President Terrie Vaughn NAACP President Phyllis Floydh-Phi Beta Lambda President in Ekpen Ogbeide-Nigerian Students Union President Michael Levius-Omcga Psi Phi President George Davis Phi Beta Sigma President Katrina L011g Phi Gamma Nu President Douglas Johnsorh-Phi Mu Alpha President Frederick Gallant Seni0r Class President Patricia Blocketi-Tau Beta Sigma President Gina Carr-Studcnt National Education Association President Cass F.L. Teague-Psi Chi President Felicia Sanders Sigma Gamma Rho President Jean Elkius Zeta Phi Beta President NH H Ilu-H N.III. Inui H nlu II; M: 1., xl: planar. 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I M ' ' 41! III I! I I I Ix 'I'Imnhu. l'nl'lh' kmnu illt'. IN Himnm. I'vliudu kllun iur. IN. VHNiams. hxhea UL Pieusanl. TN Williallls. -knvnela Birminuham. .Ua Williams Eduard DENIM.- Mich. Hil'liannlm. Palm'iu Naslu Elle. T3 H illiu. Jamuh Luu rencv Jr. h-ungslnu n. Ilhin H ill'u. H inel-k' tilldmpuiun. Ill H'ilsml. Jr. iIs1m Birminmlmm.1la V ul'lurtl. Rhonda IMIM iilc. Rx H umdrul l. Helnniw l'l'llt'uuu. III Will's. Danna 1'. 'Kmlniuv. 1n H right. Terri Pmniuc. Uirh. iurL. Uah'uu HuHiliu Ha I...Ilul .IlII I. I . u.lll1'.i ..l lh'a F Illlrn: '- IV uh .. t3 .I In, 1. I r I! .. .4 1! I. Ju.lll : I u :1 I , tr I . 1, .I HullhllJ I halH M IIIrH' In I hIHI .II .II r-rlHIIII. h. J . I llu .I.1;.;Iu!. . .4 4'14uw s1.--- r s xn' HOMECOMING 80-81 i: 5...... u... , Above: Homecoming honoree Frank Greer watches parade alon g with President Humphries and Dr. Pruitt. Above left: Members of the TSU Public Relations staff kicks-off Homecoming Weekend. mama TD cmr H $ 6 15 WITHEQ JUNIOR CLASS OF F ICERS + A Sealed: President George W. Washington III. Standing left Io right: Denise G. Savage, Secretary; Dale Robinson, Treasury. At the outset, the plight of the Junior Class has been set high. II is our strongest desire to build minds, encourage student activity, and enhance college we both academically and socially. In this regard, we, the student leaders ol this outstanding Junior Class would like to salute our fellow colleagues foi' contributing so immensely lo the hallmarks of this greal institution. I78 Adams. Robert Ade . Rodney Alford. Marilyn Allen. Manna AntIIl-rsun. Alhulone. l-Iva Alp mnsu Bafle. Pamela BMW. Clyde Beasley. Bell. Bellom Bcniom Keilh Kenneth Shandrnlyn Jacqueline Bing. Jeffrey Blackwell. Bunker. Kcilll Bradley. Brenda Brighl. Karen Janice Brooks. Elfreda Bruwn. Boyd. Robert Broxton. Bede Buchanan. Jesse Buchanan, Gwendolyn Judith Buggs, Leroy Carter, Sandra Carver, Archie Casey, Erskine Chamkasmani, Cheeks, Darnay II A bar I79 mwOHZdH Clark, Cregorg Cummings. Wladdell Dnuglus. Dar 51 Framer, Barbara Ge mm In Samuel Claybtmrnc. Kaye Curlih'. Audrey lJer. .quia Fields. Broderick Graham. laum-s Ilcggc I l. Angela Duudridgc. Paula IJIIIm. Yulumlm Furl, Pamela Un'ml. Mrrlurhr .. Inlcnlan. Irisp. Nathan I Irowc. Shelia Jimmy 5 u. L,. -. $99 la? Davis. Sammy Dinkins. Larry Dixnm DcAngt-Ia I-llvluwunu. Iillis. l'aIInL-In I'imh. 511mm?! l'nll it'k ' ..1 Galilvr, Gruu- szlncr. Cuyus. Cynlhia Winnie tin-HI. Iizlmnnu Lurvnr. lt'ilvu Wilma MIIINHU Hmnvt. Lui-c llt-will. Yn-Ilv llornlmrgcr. Chandra I lammnmlw. Dt-Ilu llivlu'. Sulu'inn Hudsml. Juym' Ilurl'is. Zt'llin Ilmlgr. Lurn' Hudson. h Inzollv I It-sltll-n. 'I'Immm'. Ilullm'x. Randy i. ., Hymns. Knihryu llvalh. Sllvila Huhm-s. Slmrml J' .. in... .. . nu. W. Ingram. Dnrnllly Jnmc$ Linda Johnson. l'klward jr. Jacksnn. Renee Johnson. Jnlmclla Jacques. Rudy Jnlmsun . Kn ren Jcnkins. Bcrnila lnlmsnn. Slwrultlinc Johnson. A I f rods: jnhnsnn. Samuel once. Flossic Hunks. Susan as .1 Jueksnn. Fred d it: Jnhnsnn. Tim Nil Neither. Reginald I H? Jones. Angela King, Janine Kicn. Delia Lillard. Lindsey, Lola u... Jones. Carlos Joncm James Jones, Renee Jnrdan, Elliolt Kilcreasg. Phle Deborah K! .J Mayfield. McCain. Derek McCalla. McDaniel. Mcl'llvain. Karen . Christopher Charles Dolphin McKinney. Kcnl Mcrriwoalher, Miller, Clifford Miller. Keith Morgan. Daris Belinda Newcumh, anllern. Roby! Nsuk1 Michael Obiunwu, Obol. Louis Dehnrah Slephen Omorogieua, Thomas Richardson, Jerty Robinson. Dale ?.WZ QJ' . -' . r4. . - 4 Parsons. Patrick. Pullerson, Davcne Miranda Sylvia Pnlk. Adrian I'nwcll. Joyce Ray. Russ Redmond. Reed. Pamela Rice. Cornelius - Rica Thomas Richards. DeeAnna Kreslal ...-..VI -. f 9 .1 . Richardson, Ridley, Angela Biera. Carmen Riley. Xavier Marcus - Robinson. Rosmon. Leo Rulherford. Sabbath. Ker'i Samples. Robert Sheilah Jerry Hi3 J U N 1 0 18d Sands. James Sesson. Clcolu Smith, Deck Sliglcr. Beverly Thmupsnn1 Monitu Savage. Denise Shipmun, Shelia Sluilll. Dclnria Siukcy. Elizabeth Threa l l , Grcgnry Scull. Charles Smalls. Dexter Sluilll. Ingrid Talc. Larry Thomas. Rebecca Scull. I'Ivcrrcll Smarll. Cluullag Taylm. Cheryl Tiller, Sabre Scales. Marianne Smilll. Cynlhin Suulllall. Sylvia Taylor. Larry Tolhcrl, Belinda Souls. Dulllryc Smilh. Dan Slrvcns. Luna- 'l'aylnr. Valeric 'I'rigg. Louis C? 3 h? p Trimlale. 'Will in m Hrchh. Bunald YiIIiamIs. Sunyn Wise. Tina Turner. Slow: erI II ing. Gloria VViiliuInH. Slt-u-n Woods. Freddie Turner. vallt' White. Yasmin H'illinllls. Viclnriu ;1'3 ff aw I-r L t- VVrighl. Dale H'ukt-I it'ld. Tummy H'Ilillvy. Gloria W illiummn. DuWuww WrighL Paul thlucc. Kunm'lll HWIIiunla David E Wilsnn. Bernard H'ns h i nglmL t'k-urgc III Hlilliums. Dvhhit' Wilson. David S 11 iP II 11 Rd 11 I1 E1 186 1980-81 TEARS FROM ATLANTA CARY WILLIAMS President TEREASA CAYTON Vice-Prcsidenl ; 980-81 E5 km Adams. Ronnie Alhrighl, Darrell Alcxanden Anderson. Anthony Regina Mischclic Mumuiile M..- H anshi. s Askins. Kennelh Athalone. Fannclle .-ut-L. Bailey. Shawna: Baker. Sharon Barton. Rollin II Bcnion. Rnbcrl ,- Beverly. Keith Blacknmn, Bass. Terri Banks, Neilson . Caroline Blukcly. Sharon Boglin, Lori Boyd, David Boyd, Raymie Brown, Anne mmwogomwom Brawn. Janice Brown, Palli Brown, Theresa Browning, Bryant, Cheryl Burton, Vicki Becky 187 mmmozomwcm 185' f 3:! an: 3315- Yolanda Caldwell. Campbell. Carney. Quinn Carpenter. Carpenter. Cathie Anthony Katie hcvin Curr. Linda Carter. Dnri Curler. Felicia Curler. Michell: Caylon, Clarissa C3310 . TOWN Chalmers. Alfro Chapman. Cllcsler. Melody Clark. Sonya Cofhnan. Tim Cohen. Norilis Teresa Cole. Gloria Conk. Liz Cook, Timulhy Corn, Walter Corn, Wanda Cmfls Sagrena Cummings1 Iris Duronpnrl, Davis, Kiln Dccnurcey. D905, Ricky Dnrscv. Lisa Sheryl Michelle ' Douglas, Sheila Drake. Kilnherly Flack. Charles Flippin, Yolanda .- Cuodwin, Goodwill. Regina Sabrina F crumb. M icheal Harris, Karon Hartley. Anllmny Dunn. Dicrdrg Frierson. Dcalrice Gnrdnn. Cari Ilarlun, Nevin Edmunson. Pamela Harland. Anthony Graves. jt'rrml b.0l llundlcy. Dmmltl Hawkins. Dwighl Fanning. Charles Unlowuod. Sum mm. A Grant. Mark Ilarhiscm, Charles Hawkins. Erit- hufa Fields. Lisa Glmlsmn. Pamela A Greene! Hallie Harris. Charlene Huyuit'. Ccnrge Ir. mmwozomwcm l89 mmwoZomwom I90 Hayes. 'l'hmnas, llinltm. Bryant 1'9 192.1 Ingram. Carllun jnncs. Haber! Judge. Kath y IlL-alh. Brenda Holder. Karen Ingram. Hfillcum jnhnson. Darryl llcrmlnn. Lyn Holloway. Kelly ? Nu; Jacksun. Brenda jnhnsun, Deroll Ilcrrml. Vnnlcniu lInIman. Angela Jenkins. Bcrnila Jolmsml. Naomi Ilvwill. Vurlmulu nil. Alvin Jam's. Angola Johnson. Qiincy Lucy. Lorrlllu llill, Reginald 413.951 Janos. Jerry Julm-mn. Vinocnl ch. Alplmnsu ,...- .-.-g..- - - - Loo. Dcslin Klallunc. Kelvin McDaniel. Charles Millon. Marbury hloore. Freddie LclchL-r. Terri Mann. Wanda McCruney. Billy Milchell, Carla Moore. Barbara Manuel. Angela McMillan. Michael Moore. Opal L J Maryland. Mason. Karen jcfiery Mh- 31cPhail.Susan Merywcthcr. Rozanne Montague. Elaine Mnrris. Angela Mnrris. Vanessa W . . w:?.kr . Lil Mulnuc. Jcnnilcr llcCalhurimu James Mmugumery. Cynthia Mu irlu'nd. Sondra mmwozomwOm II ' $3.1 Nt'wcll, Ruberl Nowlon. Nucl. Frances Jacqueline Nurmcnl. Alvin Owens, Charles Page. Eric Parks. Valerie Parson. Anila Pullerson. Panic. Mymn Peck. Gonrgellc Phillipx, Russell PiCkGIIS' Craig Nellie l'iuncc. Bunker Pierce. Regina Pruill. Jimmy Pruitt. Jolanda Pnllion. Judith Pryur, Stacey mmwOZOEF-UOUJ Pryor. Sylvia Pullmn. Valerie llmlloy. john lh-ccl. Elana limlfrnc. Doris Ilhml'es. Teresa 192 x L llumluy. Robin Sanders. Sanders. Florence Randall Rice. Leroy Rnherls. Susan Scull. Lynn Scull. Sheldon Shoals. Regina Shelton. Jerry Sllcrrcll. Quintin Simmons. Carl Skinner. Torrance l , w:?.- ' g. L F J; Smiih. Palrice Smith Tracy Spulding. Spellor. Spellcr. Jeffrey Sllirlccn Anllmny Springer. Slanlcy. Bunilu Slulon. Terri Slrcalnr. Sweeney. Luis; Talley. Rosalia Valor : . Pamela '..'.:-'-.-. 1.. Tavlor, Shirely Thomas, Anion Thomas, Benita Thomas, Thompson, Thompson. Vanessa Larry Cassandra TOIin'f- Tomlin. Martha Towles, Bridget Townsend, Trammel, Valcnline. Vanessa Simon Melodye Thayla Waller. Teresa Warren, Terri VVaicrs, Sandra VValson, Watls. Duwana Walls, Varry Maurice While. Valerie While, Vicky Whiliield. Whillcy. Kevin VVhilmun. Kim Whilmare. Wilbert LaFrancine mmwozomwom WVhl'lling-tnn. Wiggins, Sandra Wiley, April VViIIiums, VViIIiams, Cary Willis. Debra Darryll Archie 194 1-7 1 VVinlcy. Eric VVillllllL V'Vinlnn. Jimmy W'uud. Karen VVnnlcn. W'yull. Reginald Anthony Lynnet- Young. Henry Young. Marcus Young, Melanie mMWOZOEWOm I93 F RESHMAN CLASS OF F ICERS x as I 45 I Left to right: Shelia Maneir, Craig Gaylor, Desiree Singleton, Anita Gardner, Adrienne Preston Ix o....-.-.-il Adkins, Amelie Bailey. Carla l I .w .5 'Baxley. Nlichcllc Billingsley. Cleveland Boleyjack, Pauline mj.-..: Anderson, , . , . . Bullafcmi. Amar, Lena Nechelle Armh Vllma A217 bulommn l'IIuHctIc g x 4': . Q muw - 2 t- Barlow. Barry Barnes. Pierre Barney. Dclorls Buss. Darlene Buss. Ncarlcne Bean. Carla Beard. Antoine Bunncll. Kurt-n Berry. Shaman BL'H-L Wall - Blakcly. . Billimh kirk Black. Tuna Black Wilma Darlene BUIdS- Janice 2 z:mmwm . Bowden. Bond, Bertha Bond, Charlntlc Bond. Marilyn Darren Bowers, Ronald I97 ZFZECAMWM fun. -- J: m 'v'l arr Boyd. Mike Boykiu. Felicia Bradford. Terry I Brown. Albcrl Brown. Dap lm L' Brid'es, . . Brucssard. . . Brown. Karen Briunl. Herberl Margaret Bridges. Patrice Jimmie Bryant1 Wllllam I BllHurd. . I Bumpus. Cusundra Buggs. ' Q' Cynlhia Burrcss. Regina Cufvcrl. Carney, Carpenter. Butler. Wilvur Cain. Valencia Calhoun, Miner, Kimberly DeAndra Irene 1 .4 - a Carringlon. Cl' . Carr, Charles Greg Carter. Jamil Clark. Teresa 5:37:21 , Cole, Kirkland Coleman. Flousel III Crews. Leo -4 '1- . Coleman. Terri Cunningham. Collette Conley. Bomcilla Dandridge. Shanna Casey. Kenneth Daniels. David Cox. Carla Darden. Toni Davenporl, Kevi n Davis, Phyllis Douglas. Keith Duncan. Gloria Dickerson, Eric Douglas. Viclor Dunlap. Channel Dickerson. Ira . .- Driskell. Valerie Dunlap. Junell Dixon. Anson Driver, Stacy Dunn. Dina Dobbins. Angela Driver. Vicky Dunn. Rhnnda Donaldson. Dion -.. . Due hot I . Warren Easiey, Michael 200 Fletcher. Pamela 4.; -40ng Gray, James Greene, JeHery lippa: Raymond Fonza, Vicki Caylor, Craig Cray, Kenneth Griffith, Jackilu liver! Icarl. Van Foster, Angela Gentry, Suzanne Gregory, Marie Cunn, Gralin Falls. Nwlaon Fountain, Cherry I. Gilcrist, Shelia Green, AHred Cunler, Frederick Fields. Darren Franklin, Keith Glover, Steven Crccn, Casper Hadley, Mark Franklin, Mariella Hulk. Tyrone l Hence, Flussic Hall, Michael Harris, Cunlcc Ilogg. Cheryl Ilull. Bruce Ilmnmons. Tyrone Harris. Phillip Hicks. Evcrcll I-Iogg, Geri .. Hull. Byron llunl. Larry Hannah. Ilansun. Rhmlda Michael Harrell. Slvpilunie Hanson. Ilnsca f ' .. . . .-:L' P; A: IIaslcrig. Hawkins. Duchess Andrew Ilarpres. Randy Ilill. LaTonga lIilL Vanncssa Hi'L Vit'kie Holloway! Phillis Hooks, LuNilu HOWHHL Terri wunL Van Jackson. Jerrold Jackson. Dwain James. Carolyn 201 Johnson. johnson. Karen Stephanie James, Michele Johns, Jeanna Johnson, Susie JoneS, Craig Jones, Deborah Jones, Kirk Jones, Lisa Jones, LaSuana Jones, Richard Jr. Jones. Marvin JOhHSOH, Yvette ' . Kcrns. Killlhruugh. Stephanie Curlelnn King. jacquolinc Knighl. Barry Ludd. Slcphanic 2$zmmmwm If Lamhrighl. - , . - . Lalimer, Lawrence, Jnnulhan Lampkln. Ivan Langley, Kim Lallker, Durell Desiree Kenneth 202 Leach. Salanlar Lewis. Valerie Mack. Lydia Masull. Sllurrcm- M cKay. Lezcllc Lee. Daphne Lindsay. lra Majellc, Alvin M mum. Stoplmniu McKinley. Wanda Lam Rnosscvcll Landon. Gail .9 $2 ' . I d Malluy. Darryl 'f , W -' Maxwell. Dnuglas McKinner. Marvin Lewis. lfllwunda Lewis. Edward - - Ek- L'smn- 11-53-- a... Lave. Sandra Luckey. Jeffrey Muncan Shelia Marcus, Charles hr... .51 Mays. Cary McCann, Carla McKissack. Carl MCMilliun. Lisa Lewis. 10:? HR Luck. Haywood Marlin. McNuiL Pearl A N 203 .5 , 'Uln; .1 51 'll, . Melvin, Dennah D::;ne Miles, Cheryl Miller, Gail Miller, Kcnl Moore, Carl N . - . V1 h . Moore, Marie Moore, Nlna Musley5 Jeffrey Melon, Cherzl Moss, Chakiris jumrp reY . N .. . J . .3 N Murray, - . 1N1icl1015c3n1 Norman, Norwood, Murphy. Lanell Nichole NHL Inung Karen Richard Carliss a3..- N d, c d g -- - - 0i 3 h, Nghiiiel 0321:2151, 0digie, Uwadia Officer, Karen Olzmngwer a ZDNZEmmwr-q Peoples. Nicloria Phillips1 Debbie Owens, Felicia Page, Carla 204 . f . 'K fij ..-.1 ad L . Em A Pinu. Chrislync Pius. Craig Pulk. Gregory Purtcr. Daphne I . . . Preston. Puwcll. Terence Prall. Rcilh Prince. jcuncllc PrullL Darla Adrienne Rash. Vickie itA Redmond, Vincenl Richardson. Richardson. Richandson. Riclmarflsnn. Curlce Derick Marvin Melanie Ruhinsnn. Darryl Riley. Kinn , Rnhemn. Terri Ruhinson. Robinson. -- - . Bucker, . . Dennis W'illic - Ruse. C.rog0ry Russ. 19.550 Anloneso Russell. Palncc 205 Salaam. - . Sallerwhite: Chaimah Sanford, Sheba Eric :7 In '1'? 313' Ii Fjrggiffr' 5W Kelvin 322235 5W. TW 32:11:13? 3W :h-g' Sisco, Carol . Sissac, Anita Smilh, Donna Smilh, Jenise Smilh, Budewc Smith, Sulclle Smith, Tonialo Smith, Winfred speller, Leslie; $$$$in ?:iESIfgk Slirkens, Kermit F R E S H M A N n. W '5 . . , Summers, ' ' . . . Slorey, Brian Ponzella Surau, Richelle Sultle, Angela Sylvester, Lisa 'Iaylnr, Cedric Taylor, Clarice Taylor, Charles Tclleh. Thompson, Tisdale. Esmeranda Temple. Vernon Dollicia Rochelle AI Uduyen, Otu Turner, Allayne Turner, Bobyh Turner, Warren VVashinglon, Darryl W ashington, Warren, Dean Gregorv Walker, Pamela Wheeler. Katrina Katherine u'eems, David VVeave-r, Regina ...5 38w: Tucker. Michael Torry. Carl Vick. Talmadge Upshaw, Cheryl r i k. l. . . N. ,- Washi l , . Tomi ng 0n Wulvrilowph zwzmmmwm Whilmml. WI '1 11 IL 11 8 en Cecilia Diane 207 ' !5.' . .- Williams. u'illinms, Villiamst Carlton Douglas Patricia VVEISOI'I, Anthony J Wilson. Robin ' Will. Rundnlph Woods. Cynthia W'tmds. Marcos me'k. Sheila H'orlhum. Terrence ., I w - .v W'ri 'ht. Vri rhl. W'nrlhy. Shilda Vertinica Vicltnria Young. Kcilh Young. Vickie ispw- '46:; F R E s H M A N Students studying computer programming with the assistance 0f Alvin Cantrell, staff member. Athletic Department Allen Robinson Asst. Athletic Director Baseball Coach Edna Overall VVOInenk Basketball Coach Ed Martin Mmfs Basketball Coach James Bass Swim Team Coach Alvin Coleman Offensive Coordinator Johnny Carey Asst. Men's Basketball Coach Larry Cole Asst. Baseball Coach Joe Gillian Sr. Defensive Asst. Bi Dolvnsix r -Xh.sl. 9 . 6 What! 'TWWLFQMITI'Ra 1y?- v SPORTS C ON TEN TS F ootball ....................................... 212 Soccer .......................................... 219 Mens Basketball ........................ 220 Women Basketball .................... 226 Baseball ....................................... 230 Swimming ................................... 231 Tigerbelles .................................. 232 Lenora Catron2Nichole Murray Section Editors THE 747,, WORKSHEET W-L G Attempts Completions Inlerceptionslards Yd 1977 311 10 1-46 74 5 1001 I2 1978 8-3-0 11 273 152 16 2328 13 1979 3-3-0 11 343 178 17 2475 28 1930 9-1-0 10 333 200 21 2I'353M 30M Total 33-8-1 42 1100 604M 60 8653 81 CAREER RECORDS SINGLE SEASON RECORDS The 31 touchdown is a NCAA major alI-lirnc co1lcgialc record. udams has scurcd five T135 and that is also a combined 86TDE passed and scored.anolher ulI-lime NCAA record for the whipvlikc passer from Cull Port. 315., in division 1A. Adams has bccn sedecled lo play in lhe Hula Bowl. Blue-Cray game and the Black College AII-Slar Post Season Bowl games. Adams has every record passing .1! 'I'SL' except the inlerceplions. .4 :5? i u :- .5. . u-. u.- ...--u- w -. M; .dl 5p Helping Jne Big Ronald Holland display foulball Inr crowd uilor almlhor Throwing for the record J09 7.17 Adullls altt-mpis record sclting touchdown pass form 7'47. unnthor pass. in route In becoming TSL'K first Imnalldo Heisman lmphy candidalr. 2H? Marcel Williams- DE, James T a y l o r D C , Gerald Perry DB, Bosmond Cor- don-TE, Mike JollthB. Michael Mc- NlillianhDB, Sylvester Jarrett- OT, Bruce Walker DE, Vincent Harris TE, Abe Collins- DB. Aaron Ford-LB, Jesse Trotter-OC, Booker Beachum- NC, Ricky Rob- inson;DT, Dexter BerryEOG. Henry Foster-RB, Lewis Harris;LB, Joe Adams-QB, Aubrey Jones: DT, Lee Haynes- WE. TSU GRIDIBON SENIOR Senior Halfback Henry Foster :10. 35. follows the blocking DI fullback Ronald HoHand nu. 34. 9M Above. Big John Merritt tiger football coach takes a puff on his 200th victory cigar. Right: Confident studenls. Cass Teague, Gary Williams, and Fred Jackson celebrate with symbolic, 200 during Iirst hall action 2H Big John Crabs number i100 It was a cold night, Oclober 4, 1980 in Dudley Field. Big John Merritt won his 200th victory as a coach, third only to Bear Bryant of Alabama with 300 and Eddie Robinson of Grambling wilh 284 victories. John Ayers Merritt was born in Falmouth, Kentucky and played prep ball at Louisville Central. He later played collegiate ball at Kentucky Stale Thoroughbred guard won such honors as the- Louisville Defenders all-American and aIl-Midwesl Con ference for 1949. Merritt then played on the Kentucky State team that initiated the Little Brown Jug Classic game between the Thoroughbreds of Kentucky and lhe Tigers of Tennessee. Coach Merritl graduated from Kenlucky State in 1950 and later received a masters of science degree from the University of Cincinnalli. Big John. as he aifeclioualely is known to his many friends is a man who loves a challenge and downright hard work. Merritt started his coaching career al Jackson State University in Jackson, Mississippi. While at Jackson State, he had only one losing season in his ten years as head coach with an overall record of 60-334. In 1963. Coach Merrill brought his winning philosophy to TSU. Now in his 18th year, Merrill hasn'l had a losing season in his tenure here at lhe universily. Merritt and his capable staff which consist of football geniuses such as Joe Gilliam Sr. idefensive coordinatori and Alvin iiCat Coleman ioffensive coordinatori have had four undefeated seasons and six national championships and a record of 140-286. A Ioily celebratinn-CnaL-h Merritt drossed for the frigul nighl and complete with victory stokey 1s carried from the field by players. ailer win 110. 200. TSU Defender No. 95, Richard Dent and No. 53, Aaron Ford work together to sack AGIT Quarter- back. fir l. l' I l' r-F; ff IT liaa; A a Defensive Coordinator, Jne Gilliam intently watches Louis Harris, NO- 54, PUIS 3 defensive TUSh 0 ASU quar- the action 01 the Defense. terback. Above Left, Senior Lee Haynes pulls in pass for reception in rout over Southern. Above Right, Joe Adams eyes re- leased pass as AEIT Defenders' tries to block ball. Below Left, Adams attempts pass to Halfback Morris Harris. 5amwmi9;1.u44n- 1 1'h' fr: Hi pn.f... 53 35 '73 ea 1 Tap row 3:1 left to right1Brian Ransom, Rickey Golden, James Drummond, Richard Odell, Wiley Doughty, Darylc Clark, Richard Dent, Kennelh Gardner, Malcolm Taylor. Bow 321Marvin Fleming. Nate Jones, Chris Mckelpin. Terry Miller. Alton Brown. Steve Moore, Mark Simms1 Willuer Smith, Tim Sears, Joe m74'? Adams. Bow 1131Buck Tarley, Golden Tate, Damont Bills, Robcrl Murphy, Charles Owens, Primes Bobo, Vynell Henderson. Kenncy 'Walken W'allcr Tale. Bow t4-Darryl Taylor. Avis Smith. Earnest Hill, Clyde Ward, Jackie Coffee, Donnie Allen. Slevc Turner. Thomas Headen. Moses Perry, Rodney Pope, Brci Middleton. Row :15 Sealing1Eickey Scott. Arthur Revere! Larry VValkins. Mike Jones, Mike Simms, Andy Pallerson, Brian Howard. Dale Collins, Leon Floyd. Ron Flectwood. Row IrB-Louis Harris, Aubrey Jones, Sam Puckett, James Taylor, Jesse Trotter, Morris Harris, Dexter Berry. Mike Jolley. Henry Foster. Row t7-Aar0n Ford, Rickey Robinson, Lee Haynes, Sylvesterjarrell, Rnsmond Gorlnn. Gerald Perry. Mike McMillion, Abe Collins. Bruce Walker. TENNESSEE $$m 5$$ 5m 20 JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY 0 NASHVILLE STATE 13 TEXAS SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY 3 FORT WORTH 35 LONG BEACH STATIC UNIVERSITY 18 NASHVILLE UNIVERSITY 27 CRAMBIJNG STATE UNIVERSITY 52 GRAMIBPIXG 35 ALABAMA STATIC UNIVERSITY :7 BlBIN-IIPxC.IIAM 4n NICHOLLS STATE UNIVERSITY 15 TllIBUDAL'X F OOTBALL 49 SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY am 9 NASIIVILI-Ji 30 CENTRAL STATE UP 01110 a WILBICRFORCE 25 NORTH CAROLINA MT 16 NASHVILLE TEAM 38 KENTUCKY STATE UNIVERSITY l3 NMIIVIIJLI'? 1980-1981 Season jRecord 19-11 218 Firsl Row Left to Right: Codson Ibeji Right Full Back, Bcnjamen Oziegbe Outside Righl. Chris Coal Keeper, Fetus Ehizielen7Ccnler Forward. Bahram Vahio-Bighl Skeemer. Standing Left to Right: Gabriel Ekabuai Inside Right! Micheal Nsuk Skcepcr Fullback. John Alujo-Oulside Right, J30 Makur-Inside Left. Morris Mumodu-Le-Il Fullback. Esmila Nlosay'ebimRiglll Fullback TSU SOCCER TEAM 80-81 219 BASKETBALL ,81 V ; . Above Left-ND. 30, Bonnie White applies defense against Jackson State and Cage 221 Lisinbee 50 prepares l0 help out. Above Righl-Larry ' Skywalker Wilson goes Airborne for another Of his numerous slam dunks. Left-play maker Al Blounl delivers another one of his crowd pleasing assist. 220 LeleThe Tigers leading rebounder Charles Morton No. 34, Bangs the Boards for another rebound againsl Prairie View. Below Left No. 33, Larry Holberl reject a shot put up by an Austin Peay Player. Beiow Bight M0rt0n controling the top to slart the game. ngr .4' I Charles Mortum Forward Jonalhan Green. Fnrwurd Darryl MUM ullen. Furward James Keane. Center Cary Lisenlwo. Forward 22.? .8 l: V vgwsm 22. mm 5..., $111835! .miESSg IHHSSEI ID 14 gm. ., STHE 4' STATE Left to Right.- Creg Caineyr-jr, James TeagueaFr. Ronnie CageqFr, Carlos jones-lr, Alvin Blount-Jr, Larry VVIISOHEJT. Darryll McMullen8Sr. Back-row left to right: Slyvester Parsons-Fr, Terry Holberl-Jr, Bonney W'hlleEJr, Charles Morton-Sr, Samuel Johnson-dr. James Kearse-Sr, Jonathan Green-Srs Gar? Liesnbee-iSr, Vernon TempleiFr. Scores 58 97 69 80 75 65 62 62 75 59 59 69 58 SE LOUISIANA AUSTIN PEAY GEORGE WASHINGTON MOREHEAD STATE JACKSON STATE BELMONT COLLEGE UT-CI-IATFANOOCA UT-MARTIN MS VALLEY MIDDLE TENNESSEE N. CAROLINA A8T FLORIDA AGIM CI-IA'ITANOOGA 60 79 58 88 71 63 83 58 77 69 61 58 71 71 67 94 81 69 67 81 75 86 68 58 73 86 MAINE UT-MARTIN JACKSON STATE FLORIDA MzM PRAIRIE VIEW TENNESSEE TECH SE LOUISIANA SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY MS VALLEY SOUTHERN NORTH CAROLINA AH AUSTIN PEAY MOREHEAD STATE 70 68 58 79 OT-2 65 59 35 62 75 OT 64 68 OT 60 79 TIGER CAGERS ,81 Right Jon Green, 42, pulls down a rebound against Austin Peay. Green ended the season as the Universities alI-time career field goal shooter. Terry Holbert with a ubig reach played a big part in tho tigers supporting cast. Lhark-x V'Inrtnn dmnnnstratm his dunk HUIC Inr opposing: loam. Left, Morton and McMuIIen apply defensive pressure in a lale season game against Tennessee Tech. Below righl, Larry W'ilson tries to beat opponeni to the baselenes to establish shooting position. Below left, Morton controls the tips al mid court against Jackson State. Left to right front row: Mittie McDade, Sharon Jerrett, Shelia Johnson, Regina Pierce, Cynthia Smith, Gloria Miller, Martha Tomlin, Cheryl Williams, Yvonne Scott, Jackie Belton, and Gail Russell TS U Scores 80 61 75 83 79 67 56 68 73 54 65 67 66 65 84 68 Opponent David Lipscomb Belmont UT-Martin Fisk University Knoxville College Middle Tennessee St. BelmOnt Knoxville College David Lipscomb Florida A6:M Grambling Middle Tennessee State St. Grambling Florida AISIM Kentucky State LeMoyne Owens Kentucky State Fisk 8FOBFEIT8 1981 TIGER GEMS Score 55 65 78 61 59 84 59 78 63 790T 68 88 81 98 67 74 70 f . ' -, s x- M' -355... .- , .5 THE GEMS IN ACTION H 1L I : During lhe 1981 seamn Sharron jarrcll became a member of lhc M TSU 1.000 Point Club. Ms. Jurretl became the Iirs'l Tiger Gem lu accmnpiiqh this fcal with LILLU poinl. ACTION 2253 Front Left to right: Deandra Carney, Sheryl Pernell, Chandra Cheeseborough, Kathy McMillian Back Row: Debbie Jones, Debra Martin, Helen Blake, Robin Shaw, Daphine Lee, Judith Pollion and Er- nestine Davis. THE TIGERBELLES 80-81 EDWARD S. TEMPLE Tigerbt-Hv Couch 230 Alrm'e: World Class Tigcrbelles l981 National Indoor Champions. Earnesline D:1vi5.J111ian Pnlliun. Sheryl Pcrnell. Chandra Chee- seborough Above Left: Sheryl Perllell crosses Hnish Hm: in Vanderbill Relays. Above center: Judith PnIIiun goes over hurdle during the Tigerbelles Development Meet. Debbie Jones takes balun from teummalc Deandra Carney during the Vund; Relays. 231 1980 4 X Inn chlrr Ih-Iuy Ehampions Pennsylvania Relays: Debbie jnnL-s. l':ill'llt'htiliv Davis. Judilh Pnllitm. Helen Blake. BASEBALL TEAM sitting left to right Joe Algood, LaDell Thorton, Charles Pope, Greg Robinson, and Robert Newell kneelingaleft to right Craig Moore, Kevin Wilson, James Higgins, James Pettis, Craig Stephens, Rodrick Fuller and Mike Robinson standing left to right Dennis Foster, Terry Blocker, Curtis Burke, Tony Garland, James Banks, Louis Fields, Reggie Robinson, Michael Humphries and Winifred Kelly 2:12 left to right Curtis Burke, Terry Blocker and Reggie Robinson SWIM TEAM Coach Bass, Leonard Smith, Charles Clement, jeff Dulf, Luster Ingram, Arthur Martin, Mark Grant, Michael Hanson, Donald Moody and Reginald Terry 1981 TIGER SHARKS 233 A Abdool. Sahira 32, 135. 162 Able, Antonio 117 Acey, Stephanie 162 Adams, Eloise 141. 162 Adams. Eoberl. A. 138 Adams. Ronnie 187 Adeins. Arnett 197 Adell, Rodcny 179 Adisa, LeKan Ayo 162 Akinsola. Steve 162 Albrighl. Darrell I37. 187 Alexander, Cary 162 Alexander, Kenncty 162 Alford, Marilyn 179 Alexander, Meschelle 135. 187. 193 Allen. Charlolle F. 141. 187 Allen. Donna 179 Allison. Carla 150 Aiston, Clinton R. 162 Amar, Lena 197 Anderson, Alphsnso 179 Anderson, Ecyene J. Jr. 162 Anderson. Iris 130 Anderson, LC. 146, 162 Anderson, Lisa 162 Anderson. Lucretia 147 Anderson. Marquine 187 Anderson. Mechelle 197 Anderws. Jerry 144 Anderson. William 13-1 Andrews Terry 162 Albert. Anthony 1-16 Anlloruy. Regina 187 Armstrong, George E. 162 Armstrong. Mark L. 162 Armstrong. Vanessa 143 Artis. Vilma 197 Asberry. Kenneth 13-1 Askins. Kenneth 187 Askins. Reginald 117 Alhalone. Eva 179 Alhalone. Fannelle 187 Austin. Lisha C. 133 Ayena. Obayode 121 Ayewa. Obaynde 162 Ayewoh. Christopher 162 Azis. Suleiman 197 B Bab1emi. Elu1icde 197 Babajidc. Isaac 162 Bailey. Carla 197 Bailey. Cedric J. 167 Bailey. Shawm- R. 1117 Bailey Shirley 119 Baker. chm 15.1 Baker. Sharon 187 Ballentine. Deborah 127 Ballentine. Michael 1:12. 1-12 Bankheatl. Augusla 121 Banks. IAnda 1'. 1-12. 1511. 162 Banks. 6.111011 187 Barbee. 1.90 Mum 1:17 Barbra Shirlm 162 Burlnvt. Burn 197 Barm-x Pamela 179 Barium. Pirrn- I97 1111mm Dolcmw 197 Burrelt Helen 22 Burner Theresa A 162 Barwllm Jndilh 162 Barlun Rollin D 187 Baskin. Ezma 153 Bass. Darlene 197 Bass. Freeman 116 Bass. Freeman 116 Bass. Lorenzo 146. 162 Bass. Ncurlcnc 1-16. 197 Bass. Terri 187 Bales. Clyde 179 Bates. Thomas 13-1 Bailey. Karen 187 Baxley. Michelle D. 197 Baxler. Sanara 1-17 Baxler. Thelma 1-11 Baal. Cassandra 1-1-1. 162 Bean. Carla 197 Beard. Antoine 197 Beard. Frcdcrcck 13-1 Beard. Quienten 116 Beasley. Kennely 179 Beasley. Lou Dr. 26 Beally. Pamela 122. 135 Bell. Derrick 130 Bell. Shadrolyn 179 Bellelanl. Mamie Alberla 162 Belsier. Rufus 162 Bellon. Jacqueline 179 Beneby. Cretal 133. 145 Bemham. Wanda 150. 162 Benion. Keith I79 Benion. Kenneth 1113. 121. 162 Benion. Robert 187 Bennetl. Darryl 112 Bennett. Karen E. 197 Bennety, Pamela 1115 Benton, Gloria 162 Bernard, Devon L. 162 Bernard, Wiley T. 108 Berry. Dennis 116 Berry. Sharon 197 Berry. Shirley 127 Bester. Cynthia J. 113. 162 Bevel. Wall 197 Beverly. Keith 187 Biggs. Ru1us 31. Sr. 22 Bigsby. Mallanesc 153 Billingslcy. Cleveland 197 Bills. Domonl F. 162 Bing, Je11rey 1-12. 179 Bingham. Anlhory 12:1 Binion. Kirk 13-1. 197 Black. Gregory 162 Black. Richard 117 Black. Tana 197 Black. Wilma Dianne I97 Blackmon. Alexis 13-1 Blackmon. Caroline 187 Blaks. Pulrica 93. 126. I27. 163 BIac-kwell.1uniu- Matia 179 Blake. Helen 911 Blakely. Darlene 1117 1312111011. Shamn 1i. 187 Blanlnn.Ju1mitu 1-11. 155. 1511. 163 Blm-kell. Palriciu 159 Bluum. Rod 117 Bonus. Britt 1-12 BnL'II'n. Lori 122. 1'57 Bolds. Janice 1911 Boleyjark. Pauline 197 Bond. Andrew 1711 Bond. Berlha 1212. 197 Bond. Pharlullt- 197 Bond. Warihn 197 Bondy Renae 167 Bond. Ronald 1621 Bunker Krilh D. 179 Boon. Dmirl 11. 152. 16:1 Borders. Inna 115. 1-1-1, 1501 16 Borrum. Marji 118 Bowdcn. Darron 197 Bowers. Ronald Craig 197 Boyd. David 167 Boyd. jumcs 13-1 Boyd. 3111 : 119 Boyd. Raymic Juan 122. 167 Boyd. Robcrl 179 Buykin. Felicia 196 Braden. Stephen 163 Brand1nrd. Terry 198 Brady. Daphne 163 Brady. llcrmun 1-18 Bradley. Brenda 179 Branch. Beverly 139. 163 Branch. jocrald 163 Branch. Molva 1519 Briant. Herbert R. 198 Bridges. Margaret 198 Bridges. Marty 12:1 Bridges. Palricc 196 Briggs. Carla M. 1511. 163 Bright. Karen. Lynellc 179 Brooks. 12111? D. 130. 1711 Brooks. Elgrcda 179 ank. Henry 146 Brooks. Jam- 163 Brooks. Ronnie C. 130. 198 Brownfield, Monica 122 Brown. Albert 198 Brown. Alex 132 Brown. Algenor 135 Brown. Anne 1.. 187 Browm Carol 1611 Brown. Daphne 198 Brown. Darryl 133 Brown. Dchuruh F. 121. 163 Brown. Donald 1137 Brown, Gwendolyn 179 Brown. Janice 187 Brown. 10211111 163 Brown. Karon Annctlc 196 Brown. Leon 93. 16-1 Brown. Marvu 121 Brown. Panscz I. 133 Brown. Palti 167 Bruwn. Phyllis Dcniso 1511. 16-1 Brown. Theresa 187. 191 Browning. Becky 187 Browning. Benita 1-111 Bruxlon. Redc11 179 Bruce. Sandra D. 142 Brucsxard. Jimmie I96 Brulnn. Kalllye 147 Bryanl. Cheryl Teresa 187 Bryant 1Vi11iam 196 Bry sun. 1119'; 16-1 Buchanan. Don 1V. 1:12 Bm-hanum Jcsw I79 Buchanan. judilh E. 179 Buckley. Joy 118 Bu11urd. Casandra Buggs. Leroy I79 Buggs. Lucy 198 Bumpus. Cynlhia D. 198 Burden. Wendell 152 Burks. llamld Jr. 198 Burnt . Sonya 198 Hur'rvss. Regina 198 Burrows. Dunne 148 Ilursun. Lradx 16-1 Burton. 1ickiv I67 Burtnn. Hillndvan 142 Buskm. erit-II 16-1 Butler. Rm 146 Buller.11ilulr 1427 15-1. 1915 11,317 inlanda 1411. 186 Byrd. Donald 1154 Byrdsnng. James 152 C Cuhloun. David 1113 Cain. lncz 164 Cain. Vulcneia 198 Caldwell. Calhic 188 Clhmm. Hill 198 Calvert. Kimbcly 198 Cammon. Carmc1ia 16-1 Campbell. Anthony 188 Cannon, India 164 Cannon. 1Vanda HI. 1154 Ccrn. Micheal 93 Caringlon. Greg 198 Curlew. Tony 1.. 16-1 Carnahan. Dwight 14-1 Carney. DcAndra 198 Carney. Quninn 188 Curpcnlcr. Irene 198 Carpcnlcr. Katie 188 Carpenter. Kevin 130 Carpcnlcr. Kevin 188 Carr. Charles 13-1. 1118 Carr. Linda 188 Carr. Melvin 120. 1311 Carroll. Lincl 127 Carroll. 1Vilburn Jr. 120 Curler. Altheiu 164 Curler. Dori 188 Curler. Felicia D. 188. 132. 1:14 Curler. Glenn A. 130. 120 Carter. jamil 13-1. 198 Curler, Junius 16-1 Curler. 311011010 T. 188. 122 Curler. Preston 164 Curler. Sandra 179 Curler. Velvcl 115 Curler. Vanessa 150. 16-1 Curler. H1011 134 Carver. Archie Jr. 127. 179 Casey 11. lirskim: I79 Cato. Richard 164 Catron. Lcnura D. 164 Claylun. Clarissa 188 Caylun. Teresa I88 Chalmers. Alfro 188 Chumasmani. Akbar 179 Chambers. Cheryl I64 Chambers, Jannell 164 Chandler. Kevin A. 164 Chaney. Cathy 164 Chaplman. Lela 164 Chapman. Teresa A. 188 Chavious. Kaye 15:1 Cheaton. Shamm- Kaye 164 Cheeks. Narnay 179 Checks. Franecn 153 Chen. Nurelis 1-12 Chcsler. Nlelody 188 Cihristnmn. Stephanie 127 Clark. Gregory A. jr. 180. 151 Clark. Sonya 122. 188 Clark. Tersa Gail 1911 Clark. Kim M. I33 Clark. 1.1. 22 Clay. Gilbert 117 Clatxhnn. MA 11700 Jr, 198. 11111 Clayhnrunc Kayc 1'1. 180 Claytun. LaShun 111-! 116110 . Tersa 109 1'19ggetl. Angeh: 121. 1811 1110wm-y. Ranmna Lisa 150. 164 .LnHip, Denek 113. 1:18. 164 Coffman, Tim 188 Cohen, Noritis 188 Cokin. Lee 124 Cole. Gloria 188 Cole, Kirkland 123, 198 Cole, Mary K.H. 164 Coleman, Alice 164 Coleman, Delise 115 Coleman 111. Flousel 199 Coleman, Jimmy 152. 180 Coleman, Leon Arlhur 164 Coleman, Terri 199 Calhoun. Mitzi 135 Conaway. Cheryl Ann 164 Conley, Boncilla 199 Cook. Candes T. 164 Cook. Constance R. 164 Cook. Liz 188 Cook. Timothy 188 Cooke, Dorolhy Louise 164 Cooley. Dwight Akexander 151, 165 Curlew. Melvin R. 158 Corn. Walter W. 122 Corn. 1Vandra 188 Casey. Kenneth 199 Cottre . Chery1 140 Cousin. Lisa M. 143. 156 Cox. Carla 199 Cox. Jamie 199 Cox. Dury W. 148 Crawford. Cynthia 1-11 Crews. Leo 199 Crisp. Nathan 150. 1-16. 180 Croft. Mark 130 Croft. Sagrena 188 Crook. Chairl 165 Crook. Gladys Rene' 165 Crosby. Karen 140 Crowe. Shelia Jr. 150. 180 Crump. Freda 165 Culpeppcr. Joanne 165 Cummings. Iris 1.. 188 Cummings. Waldell Jr. 180 Cummingham. Coletle 199 Cunningham. Reginald 165 Curry. Michael 137, 165 Culis. Audrey 133. 180 D Dalton. Loretta 135 Dandridge. Paula 180 Dandridge. Shcnna 199 Daniels. Andrew 113. 165 Daniels. David 199 Daniels. Kenneth A. 22 Darden. Toni 199 Darden. Drusilla 165 Davenport. Kevin 133. 199 Davenport. Sheryl 11:1. 188 Davidson. Henry 1. 165. 98. 99 Davis. Derric D. 134 DilYiS. Ceorgc 116 Davis. George L. Dr. 22 Davis. Kiln 188 Davis. Melanie 143 Davis. Phyllis D. 199 Davis. Sammy 1.. 180 Davis. Thomas 131 Davis. Vanessa 165 Dawson. Sabrina 1111 Dean. 1Tarren 2117 Ddhurcey. Michelle 188 Does. Rich 1815 Delk. Lam 165. 279 ,7i, Dunsmm 111i; 111.1 Dewees, David 127 Dickerson, Eric 137, 199 Dickerson, George B. 165 Dickerson, Ira B. 199 Dinkins, Larry 180 Dismukes, Marilyn 165 Dixon, Anson 199 Dixon, Antony 199 Dixon, DeAngeIa L. 150. 180 Dobbins, Angela 154, 199 Dobbins, Bonita 141 Dockery, Iris A. 166 Dodd, Charles 166 Donaldson. Dion 199 Dorsey, Lisa 188 Douglas. Daryl T. 180 Douglas. Judilh 143 Douglas. Keith 199 Douglas. Sheila 189 Douglas. Victor 199 Dowdy, Michael 166 Downer, Alicia 130 Downs. Sue 108 Dozier. D. Annette 166 Drake. Alexis 180 Drake. Kimberly 189 Drew, Kennelh 130 Driskell, Valerie 199 Driver. Stacy L. 199 Driver. Vickey 199 DuBose. Valerie 142 Ducketl. Warren 199 Duncan. Gloria D. 199 Duncan. Trevonda 147 Dunlap. Channel Donna 147. 152. 199 Dunlap. Junell 199 Dunlap. Karin 166 Dunn. Dierdre 189 Dunn. Dina 199 Dunn. Rhonda 176. 199 Dunn. Yolandes 180 Dupree. Gerry 116, 166 Durranl. Anne 22 E Easley. Michael 199 Eckols. Joe 130. 180 Echols. Lylonya 122 Edwards. Conrad 132 Edwards. Samual 133 Edmonson, Pamela 189 Edwards. Debra 166 Elebesunu. Patrick 180 Elliott. Jill 166 Ellis. Pamela 180 Ellis. Samuel 180 Enekwa. 11y I25 Epps. Raymond 200 Estes. Tonia 109. 144. 153. 155. 157 Evan. Marva 153 EverHem-L Van 200 Ewing. Maria 166 F Funcher. Evelyn P. 26 Fanning. Charles 116. 189 Fant. Eddie 122 Falls. Nelson 15-1. 200 Farmer. Barbara 180. 2115 Fusawe, Aherohunmuho 125 Featherstun, Levutor 22 Fields, Broderick 1811 235 Fields. Darren 200 ,7 1:114:15. Lewis 166 Fields, Lisa 189 Fields, Rena 166 Fields, William 166 Fisher, Carlton 117 Fisher, Margaret 166 Filzgerld, Shirley D. 166 Fitzgerld, Vincyl 200 Flack, Charles K. 189 Flakes, Olivia 93, 156, 158, 166 Flanigan, Daniel 144 Fletcher, Patricia M. 166 Fletcher, Theresa C. 166 Flippin, Yolanda 189 Fletcher, Pamela 138, 200 Floyd, Phyllis Annette 121, 166 Fonza, Vickie 200 Ford, Anita 150 Fort, Pamela 180 Foster, Keith 137 Foster, Angela 200 Fountain, Cherry 200 Fowler, Gwendolyn A. 166 Foxworlh, Calvin 148 Franklin, Arthur E. 22 Franklin. Keith 200 Franklin. Marietta E. 200 Freeland. Albert D. 166 Freman. Sedgwick 117 Frierson, Deatrice 189 Fuller. Lesa 166 Fulton, Leonard 142. 166 G Gaiter, Grace 94, 136. 143, 156. 180 Gailer. LB. 143 Gaiters. L. 136 Gaines. Lazetle 50. 166 Caiter. Janice Y. 166 Gallant. F. Reginald 166 Cant, Deborah 153 Gardner. Anita 142, 200 Gardner. Wonzie L. Jr. 180 Garland. Anthony 189 Garrison, Mary Alice 166 Carvim Venita 122 Casque. Charles 147 Catewood. Sara 189 Cayles. Cynlhia 180 Gaylor. Craig 200 Gee, Barbara Dailey 166 Gentry. Judy 131 Gentry. Suzanne 200 Cermann. Samuel 180 Cholslon. Pamela 189 Cilchtist. Shelia 200 Gilmore. Pamela 153 Clover. Steven 200 Cuber, Anthony I21. 122. 180 Gomez. Luis 181 Cuoch. Harold 166 Goodman, W'illie 116 Goodwin, Regina 189 Goodwin. Sabrina 189 Gordon. Cari 189 Gurdun. Michael L, 142. 166 Grady. Linda 200 Graham. James 180 Grant. Marl: 189 Lranl. William 166 braves. Edward 131 Ltavcs. Jerrod 189 Gray. james 200 Gray Kennolh 2011 1.ray.5idne; D. 127 Green. Alfred 154. 200 Green. Casner 200, Green, Deanna 135 Green, Gloria 166 Green, JoElla 166 Green, Michele 148. 180 Green, Ramona D. 180 Green. Teresa Lynn 166 Greene, Jeflery 112, 200 Green, Sherry 200 Greene, Hallie 189 Greene, Jeffery 134, 180 Greer, Frank 176 Gregory, Mark 200 Griffin, Arlene 140 Griffin, Cedric 134 Griffith, Jackita S. 200 Griffith, Michael 189 Crimes, E. Hurley 22 Crimes, Gwen Gail 141, 166 Gunn. Gralin 200 Gunn, Lamar 130 Gunnells, Sharon 138, 187 Gunny, Gralin T. 134 Gunter. Frederick 200 Guthrie, Charles E., Ll. C01. 152 H Hadloy, Mark 200 Hafford, William 108 Hale 111, Floyd 189 Halk, Tyrone 130, 200 Hall, Michael 201 Hall, Patrica 119 Halsey, Angela 189 Hamb, Roosevelt 94, 117, 155, 167 Hamer. Jeffery 146, 167 Hamm, Annie 167 Hammonds, Deno 181 Hammons, Tyrone 130, 201 Hampton, Darren 147 Hampton, Ulyssey 116. 136, 143, 156 Handley, Dolnald 189 Hannah, Rhonda 103 Hanson, Hosea 201 Hanson, Michael 201 Harbison, Chales 189 Harden, Argentria 117 Hardy. Harol 143 Hardy, Valerie 136. 143 Hargon, Frankie 167 Harol, Hardy 167 Harper, Karen 130 Harrell, Stephanie 201 Harris, Charlene R. 189 Harris, Coulee 201 Harris. Darcel 135 Harris. Hank D. 151 Harris, Karen E. 189 Harris. Louis 167 Harris. Miracle I30 Harris. Mitchell 112 Harris, Phillip 201 Harris. Zellia 181 Hart. Carolyn 153 Hart. Marina 158. I67 Hartley, Anlhony 189 Harton. Nevin 189 Harvey. Michelle 1.1 150. 167 Hasleria, Duchess E, 201 Hawkins. Andrew 112. 201 Hawkins. Dwiuhi D1 189 Hawkinm Eric R. 189 Haw. Ger1ad 142 11ayes.janive I67 Hayes. Luster B. 108 Haney Thomas 190 Haynes. Lee 167 Haynes. Randy 1'3. 201 Haynie. Jr. Georg:- 189 Headen. Brigitte 159 Headen. Thomas 181 Healh. Brenda D. 190 Healh. Shelia 135, 181 Heath, Wanda 201 Hebb. Helen L'. 167 Hence, Flossie 18L 201 Henderson. Rayna 12-1 Herron, Augustine 146 Herndon. Lyn 190 Hewitt. Pamela 112 Hewitt. Vurlonda 190 Hewitt. chllc 181 Herron. Vonlenia 190 Hicks. Early 119 Hicks. Everen 201 Hicks, Sabrina 181 Hicks, Tonya 201 H111. Forestine 167 Hill. Johnny 146 Hill. Joshua 117 Hill, LaTonya 201 H111, Klichael 168 Hill. Reginald 190 11111. Vanessa 201 H111, Vickie 201 Hillsman. Jeffery 116. 168 Hinton. Bryant 190 Hobbs. Barry I47 Hodge. Larry L. 181 Hogg, Cheryl J. 201 Holden, Sharon 121. 168 Holder, Karen 190 Hogg, Geri L. 201 Holiday. Robbin 142 Holiday, Roosevelt 143, 168 Hollingshed, Johnny 147 Hollomon, Roderick 168 Hollaway. Kelley 190 Hollaway. Phyllis 130. 142. 201 Holman, Angela 190 Holmes. Randy 143. 181 Holmes, Sharon 181 Halsey. Rollen I. 112 11011, AIvin 156. 190 11011. Irene 141, 168 Holt. Lawanda 150 Holt. Sandra 168 Hooks. LaNita 130, 201 Hooks. Sasan 181 Hooten, Janis 118 Hopkins. Gregory 112 Harmenl. Alvin I21 Hamburger. Chandra 115. 181 Horton. Baleria 147 Horton. Felix 151 llouston. Natalie E. 150. 108 Howard. Terri 133. 201 Howard. Von 201 Hubbard. Beneta I68 Huddleston. Darlene 23 Hudson, Bill 146 Hudson. Billy 1.. 168 Hudson. Charlie 116 Hudson. Earline 26 Hudson. Jacqueline A 141. 168 Hudson. Joyce 181 Hudson. Mmelle 181 Hudson. JeHrey 1112 Hudson. Ronald 147 111111.312 ; 168 llulfman. Eric 117 Hughes. Denise 190 Hull. Bruce 201 Hull. Brvon 201 Hunlphries. Faye I68 Humphries. Frederick 23. 176 Hunt. Larry 201 Hunt. Tommy 116 Hunter. Anthony 168 Hutcherson. Stephanie 153. 168 Hymcs. Kalhryn 181 I Idehen. Uchenna 125 Ingram. Carllon 190 Ingram. Dorthy 181 Ingram. Sybil 150 Inmon. Jack 124 Irvine. Maurice 116 Ingram. William 121. 13 . 190 Issac. Christine 153. I68 Isabel. Gina 159. 168 lsibor. Edward 1. 23 Ivy. Delores 137 J Jackson. Brenda 1-17. 190 Jackson. Donald 1138 Jackson. Dwain 201 Jackson. Erna 108 jackson. Freddie 155. 181 Jackson. lerr01d 201 Jackson. Juaquita 23 Jackson. Renee 181 Jacques. Rudy 123. 181 James. Carolyn 201 James. Linda 181 james. Nlichele 202 Janlcs. Miklos 132 Jamson. Cunlhia 168 Jangdhari. Kendrick 23 Jasper. Tracy? 168 Jenkins. Anne M. 121. 202 Jenkins. Bernila E. 190 Jclcr. Kim 168 johns. jeanna 137. 202 Johnson. Alfreda 181 Johnson. Beatrice 108 Johnson. Cheryl 202 Johnson. Cheryl 181 johnsnn. Darren 121 Johnson. Darryl 190 Johnson. Dem 190 Johnson. Douglas A. 120. 121 Johnson Jr.. Edward 181 Johnson. lilease 168 johnsml. Jnhnella 181 Johnson. Karen 115. 119. 202 Johnson. Karen 181 Johnson. Lonnie 117 johnsnn. Naomi D. 121. 190 johnsnn. Pamela J. 153. 159 Johnson. Pamela M. 153. 168 Johnson. Paula 141 Johnson. Quinn D. 190 Johnson. Rrheccu 159 Johnson. Samuel 181 Johnson. Slephanie L. 112. 202 johnson. Sheraldine 118. 181 Johnson. Susie 202 Johnson. Theresa 146 lohnson. Tim 181 Johnson. Valerie 130 Johnson. Vincent C. 134 Johnson. Yvette 202 Jenkins. Berni E. 181 Jenkins. Thaddeus 1:10 lobe. Donna 1:16. 143 Jones. Angela M. 94. 153. 182 Jones. Angela M. 190 Jones. Carlos 182 Jones. Craig 202 Jones. Deborah 168 Jones, Debroah L. 202 Jones. Dennis 146 Jones. Donald 168 Jones. Dorthy D. 115, 153. 168 Jones. Dudley 168 Jones. Enrico 142 Jones. George 146. 168 Jones. Iris 94, 153. 155. 168 Jones. James 182 Jones. Janice 168 Jones. Jerry 190 Jones, Kimberly Y. 151 Jones, Kirk 140. 202 Jones. LaSuana M. 202 Jones, LaJuana M. 146 Jones. Lisa 202 Jones, Marvin 132, 202 Jones. Phillip 202 Jones, Renee L. 146, 182 Jones. Richard W. Jr. 202 Jones. Robert E. 190 Jones, Rodney A. 202 Jones. Jennifer 114 Jones. Tanya L. 168 jones. Torye 158 jones. Vernon 119 Jones. Victor 137 Joseph. Fleming B. 202 Jordan. Elliot! 182 Jordan. Keith 140 Joyce. McKinley 121 Joyce. Melodia Ann 141. 168 Judge. Kathy 190 K Kearney. Maple 168 Kern. Trainer 174 Kerns. Stephanie 202 Key. Gregory 190 Right. Lance 168 Kilrease. John H. 142 Kilcrease. Phle 182 Kimbrough. Carleton E. 202 King, Ballerie 168 King. Charles 190 King. Gregory 202 King. Jacqueline 202 King. james R. 142 King. Janine 174 King. Melvin, D. 169 Kirk. Benjamin 1131 Kitchen. Chelli 142 Knight, Allison 119. 140. 157 Knight. Barry 202 Knox. Sherry 190 Koen. Delia 182 L Lacy. Lerreua 190 Lndd. Stephanie 202 Lake. Leon 119 Lambright. Jonathan 202 Lampkin. Ivan 154 Laner. Charles D. 189 Langley. Kim 202 Lark. Vinita 118 Lalimer. Desiree T. 202 Latiker. Durrell 202 Lattimore. Dennis 109 Lawrence. Aaron 11 134 Lawrence. Kenneth 202 Lawson, Fredrick L. 133 Lawson Jl'., Warren G. 142 Leach, Satanlar 203 Lee, Alphonso 190 Lee, Daphne 203 Lee, Destin 191 Lee, Roosevelt 203 Letcher, Terri Feneise 191 Levins, Michael 169 Lewis, Edward 203 Lewis, Elva 150 Lewis, Ellwanda 203 Lewis, Gloria M. 23 Lewis, James C. II 130 Lewis, Joe 203 Lewis, Josette Ma'Bee 135, 191 Lewis, Karen 147 Lewis, Valerie 130, 203 Lewis, Willie 137 Lillard, Deborah 182 Lillybridge, Kevin 117 Lindsay, Ira 203 Lindsey, Lola 121. 182 Little, Robert E. 146 Littleton, Mary 182 Lloyd, Eric, S. 131 Lloyd. Kenneth 169 Lollar, A. Vanessa 169 Lomax, Sandra 169,, London, Gail 203 Long. James 143 Long, Katrina 139, 169 Love, Sandra 203 Lovett. Bobby L. 23 Luck, Haywood 0. 144. 203 Luckey, Jeffrey L. 203 Lunsford. Cheryl 141. 169 Lynn. Ozzie 117 Lyllon. Irene 23 M McCain, Derek 134. 182 McCalla. Chrislopher 182 McCallisler. Michelangelo 26 McCann. Carla 203 McCathorine. James McClain. Beth 170 McClain. Elizabeth 26 McClanahan, James E. 170 McCleskey. Shirlee C. 9-1. 170 McCondichie. 101 150. 170 McCraney. Billy McCrary. Darryl 117 McDade. Miltie 170 McDaniel. Charles 182 McDonald. Lauri lean 135. 170 McElvain. Delphia 182 McGavgh. Ronald 144 McGhee. Eva 142 McCreen. Gina 203 McGregor. C. Michelle 170 McCrier. Karin 182 McGuire. Valeria P. 143 McKay. Lezetle 203 McKay. Robert 117 McKinley. Wanda 203 McKinney. Kent 119. 182 McKinney. Marvin 203 McKinnie. Eddie 26 McKissack. Carl 203 McLaurin. Teresa Carol 170 McLean. Maryanne 170 McLemore. Roy 117 McMillan. 1.188 203 237 McMillan. Michael S. McMuller. Daryl 170 McNai'l, Pear1 203 McPhail. Susan NlcPhearson. Felecia 135 McTeer. Wendell 170 Mabon. johnny 117 Mack. Lurey 122. 157. 158 Mack. Lydia 203 Madin. Emma 139 Madison. Vareda 182 Mahaley. Carol Mailey. Avis 142 Majeue. Alvin 203 Makoyawo. Christopher 169 Malckzadeh. Roslam 46 Malkani. Mohan 1. 23 Malone. Jennifer Malone. Kelvin Malloy. Darryl L. 203 Manear, Shelia 130. 203 Mann. Shelia j. 182 Mann. Wanda Mansoor. Shamsgie 146 ManuelAngela Marbury. Milton I27 Marcus. Charles 203 Marshall. Lisa 150. 169 Marshall. Ramona 169 Martin. Gwendolyn 203 Marlin. Robert 15-1 Martin. S. Kennclh 23 Martin. Samuel M. 169 Maryland. Jeffrey Mason. Karen Mason. Sherrene 203 Mason. Stephanie L. 203 Huston. Deborah I69 Maxwell. Douglas 203 Maupin. Darlene 170 May. Rosie M. 13-1 Mayes. Lavonne 150 Mays. Cary 203 Mays. Linda 146 Mayfield. Karen 182 Melvin. Dennah 204 Merriman Jr.. William S. 26 Merritt. Dwayne 20-1 Merritt. Czel Merritt. Patricia 138. 170 Merriwealher. Daris I46. 182 Merriwelher. Rozanne Nlida11.1011 122 Middleton. Linda 170 Mile. Kevin D. 170 Miles. Cheryl 133. 20-1 Miller. Clarence 1'1. 151 N1111er. C11110I'd 117. 182 Miller. D. Keith 182 311111 . C311 20-1 Miller. Janice 9-1 Miller. Kent 204 Miller. Kevin 119 Xlillt-r. Michele 1.. 170 Miller. Reginal 1115 Miller. Slewn I70 Mills. Willie 122 Siinler. Lia Fay:- 95. I70 Hilchell. Lark: VIilt-hcll. f-rcu 112 11111-11011. tron 1111 1111011911. jerri 1.. 1210 Vlilcht-II. Kulhy Vlilt-hcll. 11m 151 Vlnndiv. Vlan Vlnnlagma lilaim- 155 Munmmnvry 1 111111111 thru Burhuru Vlnurc. Lurl 1312. 211-1 Moore. Darrell 120 Moore. Freddie 203 Moore. Kevin 132 Moore. Marie 20-1 Moore. Marla 121 Moore. Nina 20-1 Moore. Opal Lisa 183 Moore. Pamela 116 Moore. Tawanna 95. 139. 170 Morgan. Belinda 139. 182 Morgan. Tangi C. 121. 150. 170 Morris. Angela 121 Morris. Mary 112 Morris. Regina 135 Morris. Ricardo C. 133 Morris. Vanessa Morton. Leonard 1111 Morton. Lesmcr 118. 170 Morrow. Wayne 116 Morsell. Timothy 112 Mosley. JeIfrcy 204 Moss. Chakiris 127. 20-1 Molon. Cheryl 20-1 Moullric. Sabrina 115. 1315. 14:1. 150 Mpho. Boikanyo I70 Muhammad. Shahida 123 Muirhead. Sondra Humphrey. John 112. 122. 1310. 20-1 Mundy. Rhonda 122. 192 Mungon. Pamela 1-12 Munn. Herbert 1537 Murphy. LaNeII Murray. Nichnle 201. 211. 98 N Na11.Jim 113. 138 Napier. Vernita I70 Neal. Irvin 20-1 Neely. Jesse E. II 192. 193 Keeley. Kenneth 140 Neeley. Victoria 170 Neilhcr. Reginald 182 Nelson. Connie 192. 27-1 Nelson. Marietta 122 Nesby. Robert A. 142. 119 Newbern.10yce 139. 170 Newcomh. Deborah 143. 182 Newell. Robert 192 Newman. Larry 170 Newlon. Jacqueline C. 192 Nicholson. Carmen I59. 170 Nicholson. Karen 1-10 Nicholson. Pamela 170 Nisby. Dawn 135 N001. Frances Mae 192 Norman. Richard Jr. 20-1 Nurment. Alvin 192 Northern. Robyn 182 Norwond. Carliss 20-1 Norwood. Nathaniel 13-1. 20-1 Nsuk. Michael 182 O Oakley. Bity 1116. H3. 156. 170 Dharaye. Elain Codlallal 20-1 Obamhan. SianIt-y A. 170 Uhianwu. 519911011 102. 182 Ubiduna. Emmanuel Chi 170 Ubira. Emmanuel I70 01ml. Lulu 1112 Obiuio. lalllmanuvl Uwuua 170 Obigiv. '1. run sun 170 0:113:10. 1 uadiu 211-1 0111114. Kurt-n 204 Uuht-idt- l xi-lfkpt-n 125 Ogunlcyc. XVilliums 161 Okalocha. Paul Chikc 171 Okon. Dominic 125 Okuma. lewouwcrha 20-1 Olur. Quadralyn I3 Omomgicua. Thomas 1116. 143. 171 Oliver. 3131161 136. 1-13. 171 O'Neill. Andrea C. 20-1 Oscmningic. Anthony 171 011s. Kcnnclh 183 Olokucfor. Godwin 171 Ouslcy. Gregory 171 Oullaw. jamos 171 Owcnl. Charlus 192 Owens. Felicia 20-1 Owens. Miranada 95. 171 Oyt-Iulu. Grace 171 Pack. 1105;: 122 Page. Carla 20-1 Page. liric 122. 192 Page. Harold B. 20-1 Palmer. Vicki 171 Parker. Ccnrgc 11. 171 Parker. Gregory C. 192 Parker. Nellie 119 Parker. Sharon 142. l92 Parker. Wilbur 13-1. 20-1 Parks. Valerie 192 Parrish. Christine 171 Parsons. Anita 192 Parsons. Davonc R. 143- '53 Pale. James 171 Patlersnn. Donzaleigll l-11 Patterson. Nellie 145. 192 Patterson. Sylvia 183 Patton. Gary 116 Fallon. Katherine 108 Patrick. Miranda 183 Payne. 11rclihcn B. 26 Payne. Myron 192 Payton. Liz 171 Peacock. Toe 26 Peck. Ccorgellc 109. 192 - Pellegrino. Gregory R. 1113. 1.7-1 Pennington. Gerald 13-1 Peoples. Victoria 20-1 Perry. Melvin 172 Perry. Veronica 11-1 Perllc. Rennie 12. 13-1 Peters. Randell A. 15-1 Pelcrs. Sabrina 150. 172 Petty. Thilherl 18:1 Phillips. Aaron L. 151 Phillips. Anlnrc R. 151 Phillips. Andre I72 Phillips. Dchbic 20-1 Phillips. Myra 172 Phillips. Paul D. 20 Phillips. Russell 192 Phillips. Vaicriv 172 Pickens. Craig 192. 1-10 Pierce. Booker T. Jr. 1011. 192 Pierce. Regina 192 Pina. Christync 205 Pillnlan. Darla 18:1 Piltman. Sonya Maria 172 Pills. Craig 2115 Pub. 'I'rish 12-1 Pnlile. Mary P. 120. 127. 172 Pnlk. Adrian I'lruin 1:17 Pnllard. Sloman Jr. 2205 Polk. trognry 2,05 Pollinn. Judith 192 Pnpc. Lvrn 116 1 Pope. Rhonda 138 Porter. Daphne 205 Pnrlcr. Ray 172 Pnrlcr. H'ilunda Elaine I72 Pusey. Roy 117 Puller. Slcvcn 113. 138 Pounds. Jcncurc 205 Powell. Darrell 1.. 138. 172 Powell. Dvanc 205 Powe . joycc 183 Powell. Leroy 26 Powell. Lonmn 113 Powell. Niki 183 Powell. Terence I99 Prutl. Keith A. 205 Preston. Adrienne 142. 155 Prcslon. Adrienne 109. 205 Prcslon. Regina 172 Prewitl. Sandra 1:17 Price. Jerome Frederick 172 Prince. Jeanvllc 205 R1 Rad10y.,10hn 11 192 Ragin. Sandy 142. 183 Randall. Rhea 172 Randolph. Bertha 118 Rash. Vickie 205 Rowland. Ray 95 Redmond. DecAnna 137. 183 chmch. Vincent 205 Reed. Elana 192 Reed. Pamela 183 Reedy. Keilh 130. 205 Reid. Sheridan 118 RL-llherford. Darren 172 Renfrou. Doris 121. 192 Reynolds. Albert 116 Reynolds. Allen 116 Ronolds. Linda 172 Reynolds. Pamela C. 172 Rhodes. Teresa J. 192 Rice. Cornelius 183 Rice. Leroy 193 Rice. Thomas 1813 Richards. Kroslal 121. 183 Richardson. Alvin 172 Richardson. Curlee 205 Richardson. Derick 1'2. 130. 205 Richardson. James jr. 132 Richardson. Jerry 183 Richardson. Marcus 183 Richardson. Marvin 134. 205 Richardson. Melanie 205 Ridley. Angela 183 Ridlcy. VViIliam E. 205 Ridlcy. Yvnnda 205 Riera, Carmen 183 Riley. Brent 205 Ri1ey. Kim 205 Riley. Xavier :20. m3 Risln. Rita I35. 183 Rnherls. Susan 193 Rnhcrlson. Darren 112. 152 Robertson. David 117 Robeson. Terri 205 Robinson. Dale 1-12. 178. 183 Robinson. Darryl 205 110111115011. Dennis 205 llohinsnn. liric 136. I43. 156'. I58 Ruhinsnn. Harris 130 Robinson. Lonnie 172 Robinson. Louis 120. I33 Robinxun. Paul 12l Huhinsun. Sheilah 18:1 Robinson. W illie 205 Rogers. Decatur 14-1. 26 Rogers. Eric 126. 127. 157 Rogers. Pamela 193 Rose. Gregory A. 205 Rosmom Leo 183 Ross. Jacqueline 172 Ross. Jesse 205 Ross. Bay Jr. 183 Rowland. Ray 183. 1-1-1 Rucker. Anloncse M. 135. 205 Rumlcy. Robin 193 Russell. Michael 151 Russell. Patrice 205 Russell. Yolanda 1-11 Rutherford. Jerry 138. 183 Ryal. Andrew 26 Ryal. Chivon 142 Ryan. Cecil M. 27 S Sabbalh. Keri S. 140. 155. 183. 109 Salaam. Chaimah 206 Samples. Robert 183 Samson. Louis 146 Samuels. Dorolhy 27 Sanders. David 119 Sanders. Donna 172 Sanders, Florence 193 Sanders. Horence 146 Sanders. Michael 13-1 Sanders. Randall 193 Sands. James 184 Sanford. Juana 126, 127. 179- Sanford. Sheba 206 Sallerwhite, Eric 206 Savage. Denise 138. 178. 184 Scantling. Donnie 121 Scipio. Julia 1-11. 172 Scoll. Barry 148 Scott, Charles 18-1 Scott, Everrelt 138. 18-1 Scott. Lynn 193 Scott, jonathan 206 Scott. Kevin 206 Scott. Sheldon 122. 1-17. 193 Seales. 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