Winston Salem State University - Ram Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)
- Class of 1973
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Education and Psychology .......,... English and Foreign Languages Dept .,.. Health and Physical Education Dept. ... Mathematics Department ...i..... Music Department ,......... Natural Science Department ..,. School of Nursing .t,.......... Social Science Department ....,.. Miss Winston Salem State Univ. . L. Faculty Conference, etc. ..t.., . Miss Freshman . ,.... ............ Freshman Class Officers .......,.,... Administrative Assistants and Staff H. Organizations ...i................ Miss Sophomore ..t,.. Sophomore Officers .... W.S.S.U. Kindergarten ..... Class Advisors ..s...,....... Greek Letter Organizations. , . W.S.S.U, Choir t,......... Miss lunior ...,....... junior Class Officers .... Miss Alumni ,.......... Miss Homecoming ....... W.S.S.U. Marching Band ... Miss Senior ,.,.. ......... Senior Class Officers ,t.. Academics ,....,.... Sports ....,....t.......... Queens .........i.,..t...... Speakers and Lyceum Guest . . ,. Entertainment ..t,.........i. Library ,t....,...,,.... Student Union . ,.,..... ,. Food Services Personnel ..... . , Health Center ...r,,..,...,....... Buildings and Ground Personnel . .. Yearbook Staff ..,,,....,...... Teacher Corps ,r,.....,.. The Enrichment Center .,.,. The lunior Music Program .... Campus Fashions ...,...,... Student Counseling Center . .. THE RAM If 44 S 'Z , Q, ku gn K an 0' W X 3 xi' 'X x cn L N fx' 73 i 2 J 'A ' : QX :nf l ,A M' Q ' ' c.'r'.- I xx! if' 'vial german T0 L EARN. DEPART TO SERVE? . ffv'f'1f'N2- f v 1 My I , - ...Jo - . ., F 015,01 Q X -. 'Ml 'f' . ' ' 0 L I A-r 'Qu' . 0 f IN - Irs- -' :YZ f ,Y 'I A- L, V! 4, ' 'A 1 '1 No '- J-:nxt ,Q U' m9Y,:-f- a. - -' ff.: Yduxx P Y U .' l. 'un - IV - , 'N Q-. ,X Qrl ' I In in . ww' -1 gf'-'r.' ' A x. . . -J , Jim :ff 'YU fl... .LQ :: . P1 '.' 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D 4 , -.1552 'H' ' efff' ,.1,,.M,,-:V-,I-It-fy ,- nu' Q f,:', 'j' 1,,.' 5.1 'N ,1 . -,pf ' V ', . f'2 'fz',:i'1, -. - F -.2-. 1 I - ff-rf',.6v 4 .ai-3 41, , j jf, ' ...A . '., . 1 X I Q 1' I H 'R 9 Q , , APPRECIATIO 1r5 l x . . V- Mr, B. T. Couch Many of us have known you as the man to see in case of a lost mealtard, but there are those who know you as an honest employer, and have witnessed your diligence in pre- paring banquets and dinners for those after-six occasions all accented with your personal touch. For all of your ser- vices, Mr. Couch, the Class of 1973 thanks you, l rvir. F. A. Griffin Behind every progressive force there is always a man nehind the scenes who has worked hard for achievement, but refuses the glory of that achievement. To you Mr, Grif- l.in, the Senior Class of 1973 gives you your glory. To us you tave been counselor, a father, a Connections man, and a .incere friend indeed. You have given us your time - on 'ind off the job -to help us to help ourselves We salute lou, Mr, F. A. Griffin. 1 f J I 0 5.1 W -1 ' V . V, --. .- w.fT7' f11'-, u - f1.g1: , 1 as ,L l, . -X X .,. ...., ,um w 3 f 1 'ir ' ,,. ?3,L,i,V,. .,h, , 1 'Q' xfvy :Q 1 .ls J .?-'. -.M ' 'Hifi . 1 . ' -A 1 1: F -, -l . 1 I' 2 1 n -. l N uv, ,, F ' 1? 1 4- Frm, J 1 L 2 A 41:22 ui ,3- ...--.. .U ..- lll Ill .. .. 5 le. vmla lr- ni CH mu Ilcmr and Mus Iv-umm-ltw Hlmas Tour nl 1 X Z 1 EX EXC s.,,.N. i , . .TO OUR CHANCELLOR Dr, K, R. Williams During our stay here at Winston-Salem State Uni- versity you have been an example of one who has at heart the interests of all students. Your sincere and tireless efforts for the betterment of the Univerf sity has resulted in a bigger and better institution of higher learning, To us you have been a great leader and friend, one who was never too busy to listen to our many and complexing problems. You have shown to us the need for preparing ourselves to live in a change ing world. The inspiration which you have given us through your life and works will forever remain with us as an inspiration to greater achievement in years to come. CLASS OF 73'l ll X Board Of Trustees l 1 1 iv . i- . 5 017 Sealer! from let! to right Mr David P Mast, Mr lack O'lxeIIy, Mr C C Ross, Mrs Sadie Daniels, Serretary to the Chanfellor, Atty, Wintield Blackwtll Chairman, Chant ellor lx R Williams, Atty Roland Hayes, Rev M B Robinson, and Mr Melvyn Brown President of SCA. The students of Winston Salem State University are grateful to the members of the Trustee Board for the countless hours of thought and energy given in the cause of making our institution a better place in which to study, live and learn. VVorlting quietly, these able men, with a keen interest in the institution and those it serves, have brought Winston Salem State to a new plane of exfellenre. Attiirivi-y Roland H.iy1's,nr-wly appointed to board, A. Mr-rnhi-rs mil pn-wir! Iudge Sammie Cliess Ir, Ntr C or tlrin Hanes, Mr lhiimas B Rim e, Mr Ralph M glut Mr Cordon liimlinsiin, and Mr I Patil Vvallate 'rs ' A UU Uiii ADMINISTRATION - -M i U i- f-- V, fa -- x I . P ' w. A i x 'lg I Il I Y fr- , i if 5 4c3.ilL.--,-..L.1Ls., LW Dr. L. Parker, Academic Dean mi rs may I 5.1.3 E' 91+ x ' gg I. Mrs, Gloria C. Goore, Assist, to Academic Dean TV- l fi '11,-.X N Mr Haywood Wilsiari, Dire: tor ol Student Affairs Administration The brain behind the smooth operation of the com- bined personnel and facilities at Winston Salem State University appear on these pages - Our Administration, To them goes a lot of credit for the many and varied improvements in all of the departments of the institu' tion. Truly they receive their share of criticisms, but the administrative heads of the University continue to prof vide leadership in methods and procedures which make WSSU a bigger and better institution. ,A Y, Dr. Archie Blount, Director of Research and Development Mrs. Frances R. Coble, Registrar I .J 52757 .9 I 'V' S? .QN- Wizs Zi MV-y. Mrs. Fannie Williams Director of Admissions Mr. joseph White Data Processing Manager Q of V' go gi 'Q 'vpn X' as--.1 v N1 uu- U-- 2 3 'VMI Mr. Fred Burke Assistant Business Manager I in iN ' in J i i 'f 'Ls-'J Q lhg-41 i i i J 5 'lub' Mrs. Mary S. Isom Dean of School of Nursing Mrs. Lucy H. Bradshaw Librarian mai, I gv in ,QV i l l QM, -fi , i ll Reverend Henry Lewis, lr. Mr. Donald Benson Chaplain Dean of Men . N YV K A ri 'ha -' Y I .A 2-we i A-' .. 'ff . L Q A ll' 'L 'in ' '. 1. 1 , 4. - A pf .X -. iw Q if in. 9 A , i Q . t., 'J :Q V Ii .,V ,PS A r y .H B. Q- , Q , 'R ' I 'filly 'hi i i . 'syn v- , o ,N - 5 ' i ' ' - N .....- ,b Mrs. Ruth Greene :L 'fi L H. Q Dean of Women Mr. Hugh Smith Plant Engineer uv'ee io Mrs Hifi llill Mr, Willie E, Grissom lwiiilivc- Sl'1H'ldlVf7l Alumni Assn: lation Business Manager 4 . wc. l I -r Y 9 Dr. june May Director of Teacher Corps Mr. Hamlet Goore Director of Placement 1 T ,fi ' 4' 1 V 'J L . 14- ' up iff , J' xi 'A 'T r 'N l, A Q ' x f X 5'e':irf5f'AiaN x V -lf? 3 Mr. William Knight Purchasing Agent x H f 'Het ...lla Mr. loseph Daniels Recruiter Mrs. Geraldine Conrad Switchboard Operator 17 i i Mr, Warren Oldham Director of Scholastic Achievement Program Mrs, Colden B. Wall Director of Student Teaching 1 Q Mr VV Clortltiii , ' Sluiii-nl 'Kid Hiiirv X Q 1 18 r ,- s .VZ Dr. C. B. Hauser Z O 'Ir' A Director of Teacher Education Sv . 4- 1 X Di .1 if A 'W , 1 ,, rg.. ar ,- v ' v Dr. Hazel Naugle Director of Enrichment Center EV' l ,Qi Miss Georgia Ware Bookstore Manager .Xyj v, 4 lf aa L, i , Mr, Thomas I. Brown ' Postmaster i l I l i IA Dr, Marie A. Denning Public Relations I9 'i x Y 1- X M utr! r 1.1 Q-. cl, , H' ' 5, in Q H pk 14 ' i 32,31 f I ,. f-'Z' f-, 4 ' , -sg: it-LY 'U' E V1 M- rg . I E , xml L . Q D 'N Z 17,-E',Q2 1, 1 ', QI- r 1 I 0. ' ' -. U- - 35.45 :X in ill., calf'-. .iffy .Af X X 'f .- ,, . I 1 ., I , D. , i ',- 4-f ,mf . ' fytlil ' s i . ,uf ' 'H i 'v:. ' ' N ' lx tf it .lqgn in at -7' i .. , i ig.,- D , i ' Qs... . ' ' I , ' ' . ' ':'f?:--pi':- 5, il 1 . M1-tevffff-WK 1 4 it r z r ,jf X 1' -' ,-if 1 . 1-r ' ,. -.- -ggi -, .twqvj 'N t .? . ,Y it-FA'-4' . KN I Mr. Walter Brown , ,, F' , . Development Ofticer - -' -1 A L - 7 Dr, Wilveria Atkinson Director of Project Strengthen Mi H1-invlllt Pr-rst irmvl JI Mr. Frank A. Griffin 3 Director of Security i 4 X i i , -1 A t Dept I 1 P' r N r 1 X I r 'sir-3, O h, x Mr. Hayward Oubre - Chairman ': !'--Q.. X fm? B-A Mr Palm-2. lmggs 27 x x . 5 1 . ,. Mrs. Mitzi Shewmake Mr. Roland Walls Business Dept. Y Z o QJOGQ O 600 ll GS! '-in- ' W' I 1 N H N w 41 E 1 xl .,.' L Dr. leralme Harven, Chairman i -HI .-y .R-P' 'ff fagfifpiq . I fA'Q?: sX,'f' Q A. 'A 1 . I P 1 al Dr, Maru- Dc-rmmg Mrs. Elsie Blackman J I 1 00 K: b ,.,1': f 1 w 1 1 . If I . 1 .-9-I Dr, Sammy E. Elassar , v I f -0 ., x H P I es Mr. I. Otis Haywood, lr. ...- - K qv-' . ' 1-- 1' X x ,rx N v 'I' .X Q ' xx Mass Margaret Hrcks 9 ff ' 'ev 'Z ! . 1. I S.- Mr. Stephen Kvvasikpui Dr. Ruby Taylor fl Mrs, Glaciu Ulrih f Ai 25 X X. 0 K r :fb 9 Fx . f , ,Q 3 my 4 M ' i ff' ' igxfgf ,- H. -1 s xx I A I 'Q A! llxq X I, C f, f I f ffl M, , U V y , A xx ' v ' ., i X . llr Charliv B. Hauser Chairman i Ni Mr. Beaufort Bailey S Mr, Vernon Bamn X. X :N N 'Xlmiiiii fi-i il Iniii iwinvnl Ci-nl:-r 2- Dr. W, Archie Blount Mrs. Elms Duncan x V A S5 . I. . xi? ' I X s' ll V X f ,,. ,125 ,, alr- Dr. Lacy Hall Mrs. Louise H. Gaither . ,A q iff' : 5 I , ,Ji 'tgp .l1!s' 1 W 0 'a' 511' 1 x 4 fn Dr. june G. May f-- Wx. ' C a a ' y , 'ii 54584 3,5 n f x + -Q .Y 4 1 .f ' ' - 4 1- tt. Dr, Hazel E. Naugle E Dr. Clyde Parker W 1 , , X3 ,A if P MT ,J 5,2 . -A ' . , E ee ? H NH, - Ll! L, I 'W' 3 R , o . 1 I 1 A Mrs. Eunice S. Parker N ' ,zjj-z z T 1' - fgif-.-1 Y - fm a ?f-Q fl! P' . - ' ff. L 6 I V Dr. Lafayette Parker f f ' at if I-ul if x-,, Ihr Iusvph 'N f'Hll!'rsHl1 30 -41-1 Miss Sandra Prudgen 5' 1 X. ,jf f , . E Sqn. .L '.A 1- ,ff ' . S ' :PEL E3 Q x I -V Tb .--1J 'a' f Y .L 1- 1 'aft in nf ,K ss --:2!':..,g 'T l I' 19 C .E xt' ' Q. i , 32 Qs 'Q .41 4,J,ua. 12... r 3'-5 4. 'Q W f Q .11 ala., English And Fore ianguages ' r fIS'.i,: Ygvyfy- BY .ii Ts 0 I 1 V!- ' '1--' 1 . Q UQ . - .ni -5k 1 N' X D mln Air U! I I lIfl.','!,'! fl , IJFHCI i 'I w 1 N Av. X. Mrs. Ruth M. Green f Vnlfflzn Mrs, Rosetta Hauser Dr, Charles F. Cray i-' 1 v Dr, Hazel I. Harvey YL .K f ' 1 ig an . all . I Mrs. Cora Massey f 15,3 Mrs. Rebecca Nail uw' I-iff rw.. J lr 'Q I If ff 'Mg a-. A-Rik Mr. VVuIIuam R. Phillips T D' PF' 3 Huw' j 'Cir 4 'XEEP1 -A. -J 113' 1 if '- .. ,M , 4, v .: 4 'Ay ,qw n ,, , I ' se, . I ,Av Q Q0 . P 1 .1 LX AQ x . .aw Mrs. Juanita B. Oubre I H I . . , 'Y 5 1: - I -. I , I I n N I PP' I ' ' j I 1 ' . I I X1 I ' .1 I I l '-A I X 3' mlw Miss Carrie Robinson I . N ' x If IWC Mix' ,f ' .v 'ITL . . . A 'U Q Mrs. Ethel B. Rodney Mrs. Manderline VV, Scales I Mrs. Edna Travis I I I I I I I I I I . I Mr, Robert Swennes I I I I x ' 'i..- 4- 0. I Q Mrs. Florme M, Viverette II 37 9-sf-I w 1' ,Pl QT F-P? H I 1 S 4 2 jk? ! , f 'f-wf-..'.:fg? -f' E --...,,, ff , , Y ---v 4115, fn ll' N. a' 0 4 vl 4X7x .l s .gs AJ r ft' W' .TRS Ju .il -. i Health and Physical Education Dept. .-r f ., 4 -' 1 1 1- ,f 5 'zhffuwi ti' 'rd I h -nv -.' 'Q' X, X.Y nv-gd 5 'lar' W-wg-' - fra' Nf . g oo Mr. Cleo Waliace V P 35 -4 ' 4 'ft-. -Ia 'I C' rt I-' Mr. Ciarence E. Gaines - Mu XIXIPITIV ' H x Mr. Thomas Conrad Mr. Baxter Holman 9 Ro - L. Mrs. Marcvlene Scales 5 7 I. I l 'f, I 'K 1 'f ,. -w Vx.- i e l i 1 Y I M I fy0 Q-M vb IB ,Ex Wy ,wx Yiwv' .Fi fmf'-L if 'XX wa 'V Y .x X'!X1 1 Q .,-in ii' , I z., 9. 6 ig: if E. my i N, :iw QE.: X S 9. g MW' - . , hh Keg!! 1 .-'. . -'--- 'T Qu' gg fb .' .nn , Qayfpifpf it 9 51119-- 'wg' 9 2' ' 4. XX ..4 Ex -if Math. ,X ,. nifffij' .114 Mrs, X lrgzma Newell 1 ,X I 1 i 9 XX 4 f K ' ' A ,'4'1 :Iv hy- A I ' ---1 E Q Mrs, Clnrqd Crum X- Dr, Sandra Kerr Y .J , I L L s 3 Dr, Nathan Snmmx, lr, Chm, ' I X +L I Mu Mvrdls llr .Nhulfm Kuwulf P1 M' C-WW I I A 0 6 M8 ,1- -f ' NN LIN ll ,i..,..........-...1.. SV5 . L gp' -'f N bei., Xgf ,f?f . Q 43 ... I, - X xf I . 2- I ' N ' 'rfb me 55 1 W cf 'x , JX b 1 ekvr f 4 .xwg ' S..'k'xi4' ' 'Wg aiu f N 4 ' x I ..,u wx . ' X ' Dr. Pgrmilla Dunglon - CUT. ' -lf. ' 4 W iT 'QT ' T' 1.8 N.. .if N X5 Mal ' UKKJKZPLIA IVJELIIZSJ, W1 TAI! Mr. Fred Tannor I f AA I ll t ff X. Dr, Lee Beal! Mass Faustina Holman Q l l l Dr. Winston Bell 1 l lin 1 1 I -7- C bl 1 Us Mr. Robert L. Morris Mrs. Martha Atkins . 4,1 W' 9'1- gf M t Ver. . ' 1-1 wi T A if X- 1 lf . X ff 1:15 f -4 5 Q 1 i L M ' I F'.j i X LL, A S 4' E i 12.4 wwf h X Q.:-VK. If 4 U in n W 1 I r J , ,, ff N L Q ff ,cr 5-V ' 4' gl I J, ,jp if ,. ,aqgflj-, tv., lr. Q .t ,ff Q, rv Y A, my J! 1 ,,. ,V X 1 ,'v'I.'P'Jf ,l r Q My 2, ig- , 'ff A Y. Gi? -F ,e sa .- ,. , :, 9 AJ' 'ff- ,. . Q. r 1- 1' .4 F ,- f fl f . '. ' I 1 , , V ,- , 1 .1 M V J' Q ,V QVIJ iJy' ' :ff W .wflfff ,gf 22 i W: ' .1'.e qVgFQ' fy M . . 3, 2 1 atural Science Q V I w 5 L I 1 1 Q2 IN! 14 I' 'll IE 1 i U ' 'Hi . N - . i P-E 'A g M I in W1 -I , u -I lg N - f.-. J . ' n 'X B Miss Lavelrice Oliver Mr. ,-'Nldm U.CL1pla 48 HH I Dr. lacqueline Shepperson Chairman r Dr, Wilveria Atkinson 4-'f I Dr. Bhag Sing Sidhu 0 ll X Dr. Fawzy Sadek 2 4 s Mr,I0hnFourlI.1in Mrs. Ann Wiegl Dr, Bsira Iiarnanlnm l M M ,f N 1 y! W N 'S .. '1' E 1 I , N I M74 SCHOUL OF NURSING NZ Mrs. Bettie Weaver i i I 1 1 '4 J 2 5 ii ' 3 'X I 6. lb 5, x f x Q I i 1 . av ' ,Q '- ' f ei I ' 441- .walk T Miss Virginia Watson Mrs' Eliza Farrow 212'-ff' S -If-01 1 I S68 fx -QQ. YH VS -'PQ . ,-.9 f. 'QQQ Mrs lacqueline English r s '-Nl li Wi. 9 bs... 1 Mis. Hope Pritchard -wa gniii1z.------- , ',. Mp wil1l1U1 i.. .inaesw Fin ,Fil 17 'Mi ' ' 11: Q i -4-it Q 'I will 0. 'lujg 'CQ -r Dir J J' 'Quai Al filly, i - 1 ll Filter! M91 '. uu3 '-nay .,, l'lmv , I V ' .-x .5 , i . ' 4 4 Mrs. was-Q ,fa I uw 1 lil' -'41 an Q .,-,,,,. . 'WR 'Gov-Q 1 ' 'fi Wil: 'I 'QU 1 .- 1 f in-I I Lula Robinson 5 I i L v K i i i , P' agp 1 i I 4 1 ! 1 1 w I I 4 r I L .9 'af ---- , Rl' I 3 Dean Mary Isom , as in wg-gp --,. im 1 -Uni? - .KM Qi ITS ,- is 'Xa' x - 1 f Mrs. Marva Graham ,. PW: Mrs. Dorothy Farabee aw. ,ggi mag '15 'Mn 1-uv ' be ...abs ew- , .1 1 Mrs. Sadie Webster X I XR fm! X . ,X f' 'if' s . Av, any ,., Mr-. W laxxrr-mc N x I I J Q 1 r M 3 . V rf , a Ah ' ,L- figju Lk Mass Re-be-ua Walker 2. -r T 1 gg P 1 E if ' . .. JL? I' I' NA, O W. J ' I 'ff' -w f' - My -f . ,Alf . H ,N . ,sri-fx . .nvfp H . X Q., i s 1 - ' 2 - .Q ,1 1 in Q, W 1 .. R 1 ' II N D I 'A -K ' 5 i I f' 4Znll K U11 I I I .K 4' . A . Q If P .. - xy' l A l Xu 3, .f 2. . Q Mr. Melvin Baker all slr 'ia -lb is Mr. William Rice - Chr. L-.Q X ,pl AI . lumld Bland Miss Brenda Clegg 'Q 3- 0 f l Mr. Paul Kuhl I 'Q' A-QXL 1 11' x x 0 'K 1- 5 X' E jf' 1 2 1 f my I C U UO 2 5 O. S. O U 3 S 7 P' - 7,3 r-r O 0 X U' C ru I FD 71 V7 S I 'U DJ U 5, 3 Li .T , 'UQ f Suriv- x . . . I , Rev. Henry S. Lewis, jr, 57 1 5 OJ, .ati V-I i -. X Dr. E, Louise Murphy Dr, Ralph von T. Napp Howard Barnes ya!- ' 2 K nl' Rev. Cedric S. Rodney ' Yxq- . ty ' luv . ! William F. Sheppard Mrs. Elizabeth H. Sumner 4 Dr. john Sekji l i Dr, Cleveland Williams 1 T 1 4 ,Q xx Jw C N l ls-:I V . R.: '4-ff asf? A x Q K . A M I ,A ...ni l 'wu C2 J -+7 'J r 53 fi J 1 r 'i' . il, S? 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X 1 f x X I Student Registration wif' n- 'W' f -mlb? -if Z' ri -A A -. 1' W 1 'gh '5b,,' 1, AL .- X 1 ,W I Ubin wg B-1' x 'is' A 1 -QW I I fff4hI'.i l f. I 1 5 I -J N v - f t'v fill I- 7 0,2 If , 1. .11 ,fi ., Y .Y A' X- 45' Q Q , L, R A-x u , X 4 . .. 's u -' . .-, fl l' Q 'Avg . M. 'K 1 Wt., A f 7 47 1,'.' -,....-fy .-11: , , I, ,K 22 is 41 I 11 QlI 1 xx M Y., ,QN3 i 5 y -swf- fa' ,Q f'NL .vt 55 'X- Y?-' il -+- ,,.Y,-R I' RJ 'ft lll' V.: lil J'-,A Freshman Class Officers i Thomas Allen f Prestdent Vx NWN , 'Z l , l I 1' ,'r THF FRESHMAN CLASS Wulf- t-yt-tl and inspired, but tn a stale of utter confusion and bewilderment, the freshmen arrived on campus, finding thi-mst-ltr-s standtng tn everlasting lines during their regrstration. After a hectic day of deciding at the last minute what to mainr tn, tht- trttshrm-n started getttng themselves acquainted with the campus and new friends. Ri-ltt-tt-tl and lnntltng the-lr adtustmt-nt to college lite perhaps a little easier than they had imagined, the freshmen found . llti-l11si'lt,1's gi-tttrtg tnyulvt-tl wtth pmntng tluhs and settltng down to studying and enjoying College life as they became a part :tl llW1'Rfll'l'lldlllllV 72 ' x Q 4 X S VS L X xx 4 Arianna, llarttltl Atlamx, Int-W Allm-I1, llorvnr r- Allt-n, Htanlrry All:-rt, lltorrrm. Alxton, Anna Amos,Artl'1ur Anclvrson, Alhvrl Armxtrong, Bn-ntla Ave-nt, Chttryl Avvnt, lamt-R Barn:-Q, Angt-Ita Barnm, Donna Barnes, Ollie' Barnva, Tlwlma BdI'ft'lW,VVlllIdI'l1 Baskin, Hazl-I Battle, Mrk? Beal, Frank Bealy, Paul Beck, lame-s Bell, Ruperta BelIamy,Mrt11 Bellamy, The-Ima Belle, Carl Belton, Olrs Btttrng, Alrce Blackman, Dorothy Blafkwell, Tome Blount, Gary Bonner, Muriel Boston, Deborah Boulware, Lrnda Bowes, Debra Bowman, Bonme Bowman, Rex Bowman, Samuvl Boyd, lrmmy Boyd, Mary Brnnklffy, Mathvw Brock, Carolyn Brooks, David Brrrxxn CUWYNIL1 Hmmm, Ilvrlmv-r! 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'Aw gmt, u. 3 gf 'f -4 9 an . f A Q fe.: f' za wp -- , deb 'f - , . 1 -x ,T A ' 3 I . .5 . ! .'Tf7'- 3 r Q Mm Mary Hardrr- Mrs Vdlvrla Blur' ' Mfg Evvlvn Hf'nn'H3n X I X , Mn Bvnrm- Dillard I . K r N W ...--.r L 1 lf. ' .QA ..,, , f .x ' SW X lux i' flaw Mrs. Cassandra Dunlap 57 wif' 'V Mrs Essrv Rf-rd Miss Alvma jones lx Nm muh Clwrrrl ' .- r B K J X - 5 r x I NM W u Y :YN 1 - - xl. . '. v' 1 ' P L-,df K' ' fv ': , 'AWNV '1 - P k' 1 Gif. N, , .- VN N , - W I 'T' ' X YQ r 9' ,fl 'fi ig Q 'N .1 ' f ' ' 14:0 ' f f . ' ' idly' ' x w V '1 'A x ' 2. , '.' X C w -. X gr- 3 - 1. 9 , 1 . :LL - ., .:'- . XM Fmmlluvv HIM-wh-r 'M' Nha Xmrx Snmlk Max FI1'IIT1d,X-1dHhlxXXx Z1 MIN Bmw Howard . . - y -.1 ,1- , gill, 1 hx L-Ol .1 ff - u I H XM N -.-5. 4. L '5' I ' ,V , - , :K K x - K n I. '. I Q' ' C . , v :la Q 3g.f1J'..i,1 i J rv 1 4, W ' 4--' 1 - , x i A N ' . 0 W J mx i , ..,.,4v i QQ, -I 5, Xl - A 9 5.152 -. mir-,F . L ' xi IH l ft - 1 SN ,krnvlm Pvrrx i V GN ' TFL: HMNM x Mnss Sandra McCraCkIln A ' N ,g f'L,..H .J .1 a Q . ' A 1 l Y W , - ' tk.. v ' ' I 40 ' 'NS , '- 1' 5 Kd, A Y vm-N Q UM 7-- ..- Q i! f Q' 1 i f W K 7 af M... P 5 L , 1. . ' r MIN Himlu' Hqmm-ls Mrss 9.mmlr.i Crm-vlwwrmml 'N X1'Ml 'i Vl 1 x r X . X Mus Clalyu' Cwunls 1 si' vm' f .w . el A f'n'o 3, 1'-'M'-..l,N'?fa 450. 3. 3 of 1-.zlgfov '- -'fix' ' I , . .f :Lal , ' ' A X I , UMM f.flI4Iu.4 N-uvwywwvv . I ,Ve -4 pl xx haw lu Mrs Ola liaumuul , 1 ,,. .XA has Mnw Qhurley Porter Mrs Eluiahz-lh Iam-ll I 9 5. A f I xx! 70 i.-iris! J A X Mrs luyce Crisp Mrs Rmb LL-was ki .Y-X L'- '4 1 .., s so ' - i' if N 'W 45 t 9.-,! ' , Q '1' ' 1 .s Mr: Lum file- Bs-rrx X11wHxrl.1 -Xu hw , 'Q ' A is r' K 1 , Y Q Yi, , v P ? i r B s f A CV ag? 'Q QJ' S , ,J N I r i V 4 Student Government Assoc. -1' NS' J ,. v V .!L:'i.. Z:-' -aQ..., iii: iir ll I . llv 1-:Qt il .II v1-Q-up Mil 74 HA A 4' Q-Aa lun Hrmxn Prm-sulwnl, and the mc-mln-rs ul Ihr- Blush-nl Gnu-rnrvwa-nl Asxmlallrm iff.. ,., f-- . I' lh4'xw'YI.1v1-411-,lmlfwvta ful!LLv4'.1lnwluvlu1'rH 1972- tt! Presndenl Broun makes a point Clear to Sharron Thomps the Director nt Svcrelarual Attaurs R I i S.G.A if SJ Melvyn Broun Pres Ol SC A and Booker T Ingram, Ir, Diret tor nt Student Attairs discuss future endeaxors .... I I The SGA., as it presently operates, is the official spokesman for the student body regarding all matters that pertain directly or indirectly to students, As part of its diversified functions, it acts as cus- todian for the SGA. funds in conjunc- tion with the business office. Manned by a senior president, who is elected by popular vote, and two repre- sentatives from each of the four classes, the SGA. this year adopted an all- embracing program of activities. 'N ' :qv I OFFICERS PRESIDENT Melvyn H Brown, lr DIRECTOR OF STUDENT AFFAIRS Booker T Ingram, lr DIRECTOR OF SOCIAL AFFAIRS Willie Howell DIRECTOR OF IUDICIAL AFFAIRS Iames Lacewell DIRECTOR OF SECRETARIAL AFFAIRS Sharron L Thompson DIRECTOR OF FINANCIAL AFFAIRS Ross king BOARD OF TRUSTEES Phillip Stitt News Argus Staff The Qullvgw newspaper 5tatf, under the edrtorshrp otMarlIyr1 Rmvtmcrrrm, nn done splendid work in services to the RAM famrly Thu work was a result of the Pfflbflb by the editor, her Matt, and others whose contriburrons made the News Argus an outstandrng part of our College life Dru Marne Defnnrng rs the fafulty advisor. MARILYN ROSEBORO - Edllor -. - :. 3 ln --- , nw- -: Lx. ua-un. n rw ' n 4:11-. -' r'- . ' 1 ' ' uu 1 1 I. l x 'k r nqgg., - v-. .Q ' ff 1:-,, .. r fr ,- 1,- , ., 1 fi':7'1'g2ii'?wg ,'f5,5- f , '- fr - M Hg, .l,fm.1--.ggjfg ,-.QA ,E,,4,,1:,b' ,J-D , .1 .ah -I E ..-,QR Uni I -, N Qfrffs-1. .. .'2'a1:':, Siu-1453-hr DR, MARIE DENNING - Advrsor i' ' K , 1 ' L- P :ia ' r V' f 'rr x1 Ylr-. Williams Travels iff' lf! KD' I NIYYIITY lalries - l-u-. M51 vu Nahum -hint-1 lu nl ltpnlun r - mn' n-,...rvv . -.-1 r lmmpnmuamnnhutg I rr-.um rr.. ...v 4.1, v rr.,,.,, p, .54 W 'rw r,.. .N -.4 ...r.v..,1n..v mm- una ' W' A s.v..r.r. vu .lm ' ' ' ' ' H V' ' -sm.-nv umm- mu, ' U V I smhmubvw ll ' N'-'k r...r ... r.... r-1 ....n.,.. u - -1- 'N '- xr.. - me-. nr .rf-r npr. ' ' '4 rh--n s, an-by nf run-1 r, . -a. 1 um- an on Q , .. -... N. ,. P.--.H 4 vu-r .-.fn-.41 L . ,.. 1. .4 -4. far.. .-- ,qv-v ..- .. w -,mu V4.4 ru f nor. .1- n- .-n ..... -rv , ,,, r., M.,-. .. M- .1 n nf --.4 pn..- .. ...... M... RONALD IORDAN - Co-Edrlor r... 0... r wmv, Ar., an r ., ,, rv.-M nm. r, ,.. . nr.m,.,. .rn .. u.rrr.rr,. .N .. u... urrrum uw r-.-mv rn . ,W tmp r..,M....... .mu 1.-1 un mr vu-vw-m. x --mmm ,...r mmm... -ff' .H- r..r rr N-.r, mn r... - .mr ... r o un,- rw- .-s..1r..r -l y,..., H..-u..,.,..1 . hwy luv ulil'1lv nr... ...M r... -1 1 .rmr -.5 uk-x ur'1--nh V mr. u..'..m. u vu., rw ,.r.-.- 1. . .-...r ,rr r-. .,,,,.... SUWIl'1'I'l . .uu- YV'-nhannll :nan-nun -r 2 rl Thr' N73 Nm-ws Argus Stull The purpose of the Student Religious Council is to strengthen religious life on the campus of Winston-Salem State University by sponsoring activities that are directly or indirectly related to religion. Q . if OFFICERS Pres, . , George Royals Vice'Pres. . Carrie Holmes Sec. . ,Rosalind Turner Tres. loAnn Galloway Advisor . , Rev, Henry Lewis Student Religious l Council The Council chooses to encourage and inspire youth to rally to Christ by presenting the word of God, and Christ, the Son of Cod as the answer to all ills and problems, Christian youth are given the opportunity to fellowship together, and share the spiritual blessings found in Christ, This fellowship serves as an invitation, and an outreach to others to know Christ. The Charm Club f- 'C bl Qi Charm Club Officers Through precept and example the Charm Club, under the advisership of Mrs. LS. Hamilton, is ever treading the road to increasing the status of the young women in the American Society. d Young omen Committed To Action l 1-1'-tv f ' X 1 ' A ',n . - E Y 4 1-,Ihr v ,iv 4 r v , I f' 1 D' ' 0 Viv? , . X Ld-.yi 4 vv 95? 444 -: , vi- bi 33.5 414.1 I M, qv 4 r v ,- , . L v v vf. vv' gffgfaqq :Aja 4'j'Ti4 v,gb'Y9.n 9' Ez:-r 34:1 4-1 2544 , ,v . -Y Q., f 4-- '4 'rv CQWZQ' 'H-14:3 v , 'pr 15' 'O 197212-:'i', v ,Y P m .U ' if-'-,y KP 7 o ,rfr in 49, ' .nfl-fy: V. , v 'wiv' .Qpw - -5 ff 3,5 :. H2 - '. .1 f,-c f F' -. a U D -. cv X - J m 9 i ,a 1 , Y A 7 1 J - o . 7 ' , I ,K t Dedicated to a richer and fuller knowledge of God in order to enhance more wholesome living, the Young Women Committed to Action is an organization whose doors are open to young women of all faiths. H m U ,I JI in Phi Beta Lambda afi c-1 E i l . YK A Pi Gamma Mu i E v I X 1 Music Education ational Conference The Lardnnal pruncnplef ol thc Vvnnxlnn 1 S Universnty mnaplc-r or Ihr- Mum Irim rlnrs Ndllu Conlerenc e ns to tulrlll Iurlhr-r upprwmlunrw tor Ihr ' Study ot music' Inr those lnle-ncisng In pursu mmf educatuon, and to famnllarozs- mum min aspects of the teaching protr-won as ar 1 music. rN1ISSFdLhlIf'ld Holman Advisor fcenlerj and members of lhe Conference I 5 i Y 3.32 I' , Wk, vk f r Y gn I . . I .1 l LK 31 u N. - L ... f Y i i ,, A . , . i RALPH CRAVES - President of Mwc 1 - 4 0 i K O it V m'l 4 -, Nursing Officers I I I I Association 1972-7 I x.. hx SVS' , , A - I5- ' I' -' an , ff X,A'x-QSY2' 1 - ' 'Goff ,X 5- I . ' mf' ' -- . MPN ' N sh! ' , . .wa , I . 5' I, ' Y A E x. ', I F ,. SM -.7 . ,,-.. 'nl' ' 'I 9Y : ' In , I wi I A I 4 T- -.J I , 5 K ' l. x BEVERLY IJIXON VALERIA SMITH Sr-frvrary Assistant Secretary .as K 4 5 ll' I Iggy- L: -165 ' ff , I - 54 , .- fm ,S L, .' ,1 I f..-, , -.,: , H , mm Hcwcils f-957'-if-1-4 ' 4 A- - CIw.m'i1mr1 - 'Xr luxury Comm 'UDHH HOUSTON Prvsnciunl , - ,-,- XIRMINIX INSHN IIIIINRICH Kr-yuivln-I In-asuu-r I I 1, -V N ' I VIRGINIA WATSON Advisor kg IANICE BARNES Vino Prvsidcnt ki IUIA RUBINSON Athi'-or Society Of Literary Arts ! V. 51 li 3 I 1 fx 1 OO ...J lix Drama Guild p. 1. ':YZ 3.'. 'I-ZZ 41- , 1 1 'I 'f1. ' - A U ' Q' g 'Jfddv JL29' Y' ' 1 f jfs -' I ri, ' :- P A.. f' Sh- 'lik ' A. P4 ' AA .-of ' '5 ' 5, x X lla A Q T - 5 s . - 4 'T , l ' - 5 -a - - sf' n ... -.- Physical Education Majors' Club Those pursuing professional in the Physical Education field, both men and women enhanced their interest through the Physical Education Majors Club. fP,E.M.J lOl I C ' 1 ilrlvv-' -A - M-'1 ng' , , , A ...,s-RSX-R , q 'F'-txxl, 1 GN X MRS ALEX BARBER - Dorm M I Blckett Hall And Brown Hall Dorm Councils l, if Hmmm llall llnrrn C num nl Qi35l'i Q v l .f E1 l I Q U Atkins Hall Dorm Council i .Z SS Colson Hall Dorm Council 1 N A ' 'mil Dormitory Councils .4 AK, r ,- Pogram Hall J Dillard Hall Dorm Council lcv ' f is i YJ V' ffwf, l X fflf. i Mrs, Lillie Ellington Brown Hall ' 1 li X lil 'gif ll,ig Mrs. Eslella Davis Colson Hall lOo is C I CX Mrs. Nannie Hammond Dillard Hall Mrs, Lillie C. Scott Brown Hall all 7' lui i sq YZ' -' xx . , I-V . , -.- 7' .Ea M ' Lf -,V ' -L ,, ,fl Qfglfifl 'X ,l .ss Q.'.L.A's' ' N, ' X x mg, A .h . XS 'f - xfx-N ' Q '14 ur - lxrr, Q- ' -fi ,V we H 4 Mrs. Mary C. Fulton Moore Hall 'x Mrs. Angeline Bailey Moore Hall Dorm Matrons Q .J J Ia . . 3,5 ' f ..,. .AQ n ...x , -, b - 5 . T. K 5. 1' Q- -' 1 if ,Diana lames Miss Sophomore 'iid' A4 'Q fb . ,Q . Q N . 'N 225 S un, GN -1 1:1 5 Sophomore Class 4 , 1 SHERYL EVANS Officers I. President of the Class of IIMMEY Mr KAY V160 Preslrlenl 9 'L ,Il MARY lil Lil llf'rlNlHl'l l SfXNlJlZf'x IMI-III NK I sr-I Irrm l A r lass at Ihr' llllllpllllll IS prrllmhly Ihr- lx-st rlr-sr rnptirm of Ihr' Sophomore rlass, Havmg rrvmplrrtorl Iwo years of prr-para IIrm, Ihr- group Irmlv. Iorwavrl Ir: HIIIJDVFI lass sIIIIus, Many rII :Is mr'mlJr'rs have rrmIrIhuIr-rl noIr vvrmrIhy rrmlrrhutirms X IW .rrlvlmr r- Ihr- prrvgrr-ss rII Ihr- l,ll1lVf'lNllV Wrlh Shr-III lvlms III Ihr' hr-Im, Ihr- r loss Ihls yr-In .1ssIIrIwrl.1 prrrmmr-nl rrmlr- rm! Ir'.1rlr-rshiplnlhr' University rrwmmrmlly. 1 fx, 4- 'f i H . vm A w Llllnan Adams lanlce Allen Oluvua Baker Evelyn Barrett Edward Bennett Lunda Beverly Wulluarn -Krrlrvy Charles Barnes Carolyn Baynes Herman Boss Palrucna Butlmng Faye Blar kwell I A X . ff 'J K l N 'Ux- A Mary Blackwell Roman Blount Mary Blue Vanessa Booker Deborah Boyknn Ronald Brlslun ' 1 J hlaclw lirrmu Noll llrrmn lllllc' Hrxarwl Rugvr Burr:-II lam-I Calslxu-Il Carl E Cara-y I 9 . ki, v A l vw main l l 5 f 'Q CL. u C :'Q'a 1 Carolyn Brown lame-5 Brown Phyllls Broun Robert Bryan! Donald Byrd Valerne Caldwell IO9 'NC u XXLHM C, MAIN :- Ywm Kfhvxhwlrmw lwrwlhx iw kvrnnm Hufmia Clmpwr -fm 1-ma 'xt Dams Cfmsram cl Daw rx 'F' K 4 1 1 1, , , D' - 'ffl APA s Charlotte Edge Linda Erwin Caroll Everette lean I. Felton Sharon Fonvnlle Munam Cams .xv rf L. 2- 4. 1 fi-f Barbara A Umm Br-vm-fly Dixon Cathvrlm- llnwn-y Camilla Dre-vv Alma Dum an larry Dunlap v.-a an Ai - X irfv lamce Cllllam Hezeluah Cuodson Rurchle Crahm Iohnnv Crllrm Lmda C Harmon Barbara C Hall Sherrmma Culberl Lmda Gnlluam Ronme Codbolt Donald Gorham Wnlluam Graves Thomasena Crlffm 'TT' l .fx X- X X' 1 lerallna Harrelson Ierry Harrns Wmnre R Harvm Lelcher D Hash Beverly M Hartke-r Ronald Haynes i ' Nlamy lll-min-rwm Palrrckl Hull Mary fl llwldvn BDSSIQ' I7 Hume-s Hazel S lludsun lxcfnnmh R Humphry PCT'- 4. 'rn I L YQ Q' 9 1 ' I Q- ,l 1 ,517 -f Q 711- 1 H 'I Y Robe-rl Iflmlgpefrh Marllza R Hnrks Lavhl llllfulr Margaml -X Hlrllami lxarcfrw A llllmm Glllwrl Hull lll Marx NKJIIPII Te-rm Nh -Xmlrm Brxan Nh Cail luhn Nh Inlyrff llllw Nh lvud Clurla Nh Nx-III 9 . . X 1,2 ' 1 K Y 1 as 1 f ElenwM.1dnwn lu-nm-th Marlin Clxmlyn Mn Bride' lxarvn Mx K my lvlyunv Mn Laurin km Mc N1-Ill UI uni! ml r Q- L XX XX Pifmmf' 3mn,525 233-TQ, 1:m3'7E J - -L4 ffiflzf 3c:Q:'?1r ':2g1I'7 :,J3H 5 AO 'D -3 -R.. .' xn- Q Af , 1 r 'N QQ. A W' Ai Cfforge Patterson Doretha Pearson james Pe-gues lames Peoples Dons Pettniord Cheryl Ragnm frm-xl Ku hrwrmi llrrnnglm Sdmih-r IJQ-lmmh Sllwnrmu 1rmim'VNrrl1guul1 IJ:-Mm-N Sllmh Rrmmr Nm MMM -- -.Y -rv- E? h V, 'rv- L -.. .4 gq U MXN N I . X ' in f x 'v 3 . I! s 'r i I Y I in I farm r- Re,-fimrmri Cxxelmirnlxru Rwxvru 1ugrr'Ne'C1fJYrfr+K Hamm- Swrvmm 1 Clvnrw SmL.M'r Xdlvvm Nrrwwfr 113 l 15 'I' . l if K 5 L , ,,..... , -my X 1 lrmlx Hmlllml l',ml.1 Hmm lnm Pharm Nlurvluxkml Xmvxm Nxxrvnym Nlmmrw llmnnpn llinkml lhumrl --' eq V - JM 'V' l I y y Spl-rum I4 lv llS'.1ll1wl l 1-llvlvvw Nlllwsll l Null. Nlvl lllmvl l llw-lun lllll-1 , , 'Vx I rv, Ivul x ,f. Al l l lrmla Thu Tmlrl n Trnm-I llwlllx lrlllvn Xlnl' L WL Camlxn VN-aww Dram- VVlllIdf11x Dvmse- Wlllzamxun larry W'ul5Un Carl Wnrherspucm Phyllis Woods ,' fl' ,-,fn , X yl l A. ju Ulls Wall C'arl1'lldVVllcl1'r Nmnnm Wullmrvms lin-ml.: NXnlwun 'xhmlxm Vlllsun C ln-ul Humllxl r K i , F I .VL .44 X . v. - PU X 4 7 1.5-1 X R 1 , W 2 ' in 1 l Shvrlsfv Wrught V 'Q W -,I 'Qi 11 x 3 9 Vnne Blonnlc Yancey X 49 .J, fx x.-F,-F 'fg11'-Sil W 1 bf A'--'. 1 XX i 'll 7 - . s t zvfff'-Kf. ,y X H-M r Y J I , - Y x N I ,1 1, T S ' , 'X fl. x 41 ,f ' X , V s x QNX' ,Q i ,S X M , I ,iw A A V 1 .3151 I I , . 'X 'sf , TPS - A , Q F5 ' 1 ,. 'Lv l. A '- -1, -,,... QUE' l uf , 1 O' 3 ,Wy fr' W.S.S.U. Kindergarten - ' Class Of 4 f 4 'I Y Q F 1,35 hi ' V' :W wr' I 'E' s ' 'k' 1 ' ! 'Li ',-,. l ,..n- X , u 'ii-Ik I .CQ 'fini- .Q , .Y A 5 , 4 ad ..-' .. v 4' '-v A f . A H .I w X tr 1 x , 4'1 K . 4 . I ' ' '3H9' V 0 fa L - X I' ' I 5. Q KX 4 , I ,A I xr '35 , I n pu ,, .n 'Q' L I . . HK 1 rm rmvwcman lvvshrlmu -'Mixls-rv f1flNsUY 7flH i Class Advisors casua- nnnnl- .Q liii IIIIIIN1 on 5 MR IHAUH JRIJ HAII FY Quphmnnrr- Arivlsur Cilf1ssuI 75 REV HENRY 'S HVVIS lunun AQIVISUY Class ui 7-1 1.4 K! gn MR ROI ANU VVAI T5 SL-nmr Advisor Claw ul fl Y X E.l'J::L:..E liao xr ifji T li 162.5 ' 'Vw 'ish 'Mvfo ,suSL'dS' b 9 '59 tai? 7 :Al lla f L-A :vii X riff' fi .J Gamma Lambda Chapter Of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority It's Great To Be Great But Even Greater To Be An Alpha Woman x I, V f -.J '. 25 N ' ' if w VH K :L u I ' 'T f 'U Tw - ' g .n 5 xx V if gg S X Ah ,S f f ' X 3535- ' ' f E v 'Eifv- l-.. I ,J-f' ,Vg ' ,Ni F I,-'J' 5. 5 :LI ' 1 -,ix 1:,,, 2 , 1 7 1 li , S mxu:gQ., lETT'7 K' , f , . I W . -' I If ' K . -, K Z IV 1 1 1 ,,, A , ,f K . , f , N . 1. N ll , 173' - 1 -PS3 if El-irq.. 56, -..,w3g ' I-if-.,f', Lux 0- 'Q mx ,' , Q , . 1- ' 5 j uf- - V. 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M. . lxec-per of Records Vane Polemarfh Dean ot Pledges Kappa lpha Psi Till I Die , .4 .015 'H' DARRELL PICRETT Strategus BERNARD McNEILL Hlgronan CECIL MQPAUL Asst Dean of Pledges BARRY ROBINSON Lt Strategus WILLIE SAMUELS LINWOOD SRINNER keeper UI Exchequer LEWIS TUCIRER CHARLES WADELINCTON CHARLES RING I Yr-.Irs :ew fm nfl:-,V um Irwin, fm ul:-.l In Hll1dlWlll' ln-mg llw UFIEIIIMIIIDI In llw l1l1'a, IJLII ll clues rc'l.ils' H111-ir xl: cl ulllvgf- mf-rw mlm .I grmrlw mlm llml .lx :ls llml I1-n ml-H Immlml lcwgf'll11'r.il1clurg.1m1mI.1 sur ml lmw IILIIIIIPNIQ .11 lmwwuuu-nl III 1'Illl1.llIIIII .mcl mlm' Imlvrrml pgmup lm mvn .mcl lrwm llIIN mlrlvus manu- 'Ill1'lIl ll' IN ffl lllff llu- I1lm1 lx-Xlll'XfXll,llwXl'SIIRAILRNIIN lllNlllIX clwzw mil 4lr .n:1l1.ll1- mmf' xgmw ilu IJUINIIII as lj.1 I F. 2- F 'N lf-:l x a 5 y X an 1' 1 - ,M ,-Lf., -l. - Initiating probates in both the Fall and Spring semesters, the men of Kappa Alpha Psi added sux new brothers to its fold for 1972-73. Its probation provided a col- orful actwity for the VV.S.S.Ll, campus and gave inspuration to the overall University spirit. 1 l.,f x. '53 'W 'wr MSI W . 'xl S'-Q BP V . .1- M wb 1 rf V rf: X N , ' 01:50 I it EX 1 I a .f f .. 1 X Jinmaea 1925 0 fx . 1' x , - ,f S ig..-. 3Qh' -Y ' , 3 9 2 A ' 15 '54, .b, 's . 4' X 'L f- 54 , f x' 1 , s V ' S: x tv X 23? + x Q .Q 1' 'Q -v--1 f Vx I Y! ,X8 5'-ufi A' X ' -' -wk' ft t: 'Pj X o?b . l 0 '. ' , . '.' -9 .3 , ivy'-f Y, K' . , Q an nun-nb l0'J1 U IN W-iw TTR? ' Wx F' 1,13 QT' A I HW N 55' I '75 rl dll' .1 N '1 U 1 i 1 :ev ' i Mx. 's w IJ QU 'fx 4 Q A --i 1 .Y fN. VUL, S 7' QQ' 1, 1 , 3 -.tb 3 l - From Alpha to Omega the Creek letter or anizations of Winston , ' 8 Salem State University represent a major portion of campus extra-curric- ular activities. With a common subscription to a spirit of brotherhood, benefical to the welfare of others. 134 the fraternities and sororities work hand-in-hand in promoting activities ! Sv ws! mcg An unselfish attitude marks the spirit of corporation of the Creeks. .f They are truly Greek in ideals and achievement. t ' -an x s' s ,Q . ,x uf ' ' - e Autumn Of The Greeksi - 1 . . I l W , np. 3 ' . i , ,.,, . . . ' V- -N - ' Y ' W f 127 ff .., W-A, 1 X ' ' 'L .sz xwy ,, Q 4, Qhgx I .I 'T le ' A nn x r K.. x Xa V6 gil 1 5 .34 I 5 , .f v .I lm' 4 115. if Q ' lfi .qri n-. 9: Nl A l'h' f- 'A ,-1 .pw in'-'T 7 ,QL 1? L, Ygnx - W 2 h '1, L' 5 3 1, .ij Y . t n , gr 1 I 0, ' V , V I. ..- N N. -fi 'V XIX Q ., - Q ' 'x 1 X - , ' . PM? A Y A J. Q, xx. I ' I l Y: , 3 'knlw QA -' 'x .. S N EX S An- ,gl C 1-4. ' 'K if I Il -r 'E l AJR .ls .4 R 14 gg M s V 4 w Y., N 1 'Qu w 1 if J-, 5 fifisljy K- . ., , ' ' I r. N y s . f l ' ... , . , .gg n , , A Ivy 'Q XSY X : I 'lf A 1,r f 1,1- f ws. 'QYN elf P y . v'N V ' .x'4, ,fbi -A Ri f .. MX N Q' 2 is 4' . ' Rf mf' ' X 7 1 If HX 4 r Q A --- HL . 'v Q. 4 1 -1 . .iig- I X Xlff 1 UNDED x xv Xl! QX ff! gh!! W X 0 Q I Beta Sigma irair Q IU In WEL' W 'Ir JJ' U I -F At - QE. , .. . ,.f X . W e-ii L-4 - 5 'T 1 fFE.E1.L. 'I I I Tau Phi Tau And - Um! A I 34 21 OFFICERS IF-1 I ' ' . ,,,... LARRY FLUITT , ..,,....... ., .... President IOHNNY GRIFFIN I., ..., VICE PreSider1I 5. he PHILLIP STITT ,, .. . ..,...... Secretary CHARLES BARNES , ,, 4,.,., .... T reasurer ELISHA MOSES ,,,,..,,,.,.... Parliamentarian 'I P- P i COLORS ' 'fy Baby Blue and Black 9 41- Membership ' HAROLD MOORE I CAMPBELL DENDY I RUTHERFORD MOOREMAN HENRY ROUSE I GEORGE HERRON , GARY PERRY MILFORD GEORGE I , I ' 'M . I W A III Tau Phi Theta OFFICERS , HELEN A. RICH ,,,.. ., . ,President I SHARON STEWARO , Mvrce Pfesadf-m ' BARBARA POWELL A I , L, .secretary CHERYL BRADSHAW ,, .,.. Treasurer 1 I CHARLENE HOOPER. O,., Dean of Pledges I , HELEN VAUCHN ,... , .Dean Of Pledges , LETITIA GREENE .,,.,A.,,., ,Parliarnentarian J, O . Lg' 33 I AROE . L r I , -B UY I pq- En L BROTHERHOOD PLUS SISTER!-IOOD EQUALS UNITY ,fy r.. Membership I' IANNIFER APPLEWHITE VALERIA CALDWELL MAE EEVVELL IERRILYN IENKINS BRENDA SIYINIMERS ' SHELIA BAILEY ORA CLEMMONS LINDA FRANCIS BRENDA LOVVERY BERTH-X WIIIIANIS , MARY BLUE DOROTHY COLEY MARVA GILL AVIS MCIVER PERNELL,-X WRIGHT I CAROLYN BROWN SHERIL EVANS ROBERTA IACKSON VANESSA MURCHINSON COLORS Mint Green and Black J: i i Q ii L if ei?g.f,1 X. Membershi OTIS WALL , resident TERRY MCADOO A Vice President EDWARD BENNETT . Secretary DOUGLAS SADLER Treasurer RONNIE GODBOLT A Dean of Pledges JAMES MOORE III , Chaplain CARL ALLEN HARRY COHEN ROBERT HEDGEPETH PERRY LACREY ALBERT MITCHELL MR. IAMES T. DIGCS Advisd. Q Vu Q ., .1 y ..... -vw cl M Alpha Phi' .3 - , ,, 'L i ',- ,A i , T gig .f1 5 1 iii! l 51 bl fav N4 1 4 IVJ 5 , . 1 D I ' 651' , 4 . 1 4 'Yi' L ' QI ' g .Q 1 . Q ' 1 - . J .3 10 kijix' - -4. x.,. - ' 513- 5-Af: kgs? W x?-,bla Jfuhx X W' H . , ' I- , V '-5 , .1 ' , 1 E-k,f ', 1. xl! A, -jg? lf! A 5 f 1 . x .r K A W' fbf, f 1 I ,, , ' f W D xiii 4 gil. QA, ff I ,f X 16,5 I , EW 1 vi-.'r'7-'- -f ., . F ' -T Y A M K..- I-At , 4-'1 'A' ' ' .0 . 1'- 'ff -tw. , A X E?-'jd , D . l. , 4 A, ' X Y ' f . . , 1 - K 1-'S f M :LQ 1: I fp! U A J , ' 'Q ff. . - . f I . I I ' 'fi xr ' H x 1 1 'T' aw ab' ' ! , ' , A'- sl ' LW- X X Qfli P Q Q K 4 by., . A5 :J ' P i' , . :dui x A , , I X 3,4 ici.-9 .li .5 ' ' I +351 - 1- ' -V ' 14- -Q --- 1 - . , . r 1 .1 H. v I . A- , Al , I I I ' .Til ,- t, A Q W X , 1 ' n. Y . u '1 P . ui If, .I A121 V X 'Q , r A Q 224 'i ' 4 J 4 . ii V' T. - Y - r , I ' S , -' 1.4 ,f.f.f-Q:g4gfeg.:'..?r1 - i'ff?Pf-f' kM1f7A j 'ff -- , ' 7 . . -, . ,. i .rv i,. . A- A I 11 J .W-,710 Eff? Q In K I ' OFFICERS Presldem MARY BROWN me Pres PATRICIA WRIGHT I Recordmg Secretary BRENDA TAYLOR Correspondmg Sefrolary CYNTHIA VALIGHN SARA VXI ROBINSON WE LONG TO SEE INCORPORATED WITHIN OUR ACTIVITIES THE EULFILLMENT l'fa5U'1i' K V DFBORAHFg'gQ',V'mL2' I OE A TASK: MAKING THE WORLD BETTER TI-IAN WE FOUND IT . Dffgigr PATRICIA EEARINCTON Chaplam LERLA IOSEPH BROWN, BRENDA BROWN, CIADYES BROWN, GWENDOLYN I' CLARR, LORETTA ,I DANIELS, IDEIET DIIIAHDNT, M-XNESSA fDIXON, PEGGY I DREW, CANIILLA I 'I IIorority I I I nf MEMBERSHIP FOSTER, WIIMA GLENN, RAY GRADDY, RHOINDA GRAHAM, RICHIE HAMILTON, CLEMENTINE LEAIR, IOYCE MANGUNI, IUANITA MITCHELL, SYBIL MOORE, CYNTHIA MORRIS, GRACE MURRAY, DEBORAH NORBREY, BETH RAY, EIFI REDMON, I-XNICE SMITH, M-XLERIA ,.I SMITH, xERDwIR SMITH, waxna STRICIRIANIJ, SRIJIE MENTERS, mum? VINCENT, xx MDA ' XNIIITT, XIXIWIE WRIGHT, SIIIRIIW l37 I XXI Gamma Tau : I I Ch GPIB' ,aaa I f Founded 1952 .St-nc'- I I I I I I I I 9 'l'J9-5 ,gh ,L I :kim-ra Members --I-' SIYVIA ISARTCJN IJIISCJRAII ISOYIQINS PRESIDENT RUSHIA HRYANI IIDIIII IDX HISTURIAN I',fXIRIC'IfX IIMQRIS MARY III JI IJIN CORRIS, SICRFTARY lx,-XRIN II! II MIS VICE PRISIIJENI SIIIRIIY IHIN RICCJRIJINCSKCRIIARY CNR! DI YN Mr ISRII II ASSISIANI IRFAS CINISIRA M1 MII I AN IJIAN OI Pl I DCIS ANNIII SILIRIDIX 'NNI VIIQLINIIX INSIJN IRIASURIR MISS RI III! f'-X XNWXI Ixl H AIJVISCIR f II ' ll Servuce Is Our Thang I I I I I I I I I I I I D HP: Q .4 F53-i 32 -, f '1 ' - .I . f r' I Nu Gamma Alpha I C he N E I' ' 3' fl? -9 TA, W. . A ' r ' ' . , , . J' . , L A'. ,' ' XX37. W - -I 'X 'Q' 1, 5574--'55, Q ' Q X' v ' ' -f - 1 -- 'gig .. h' 1 . ' l fb Q 'I -- ll 11-?'1u'fI x, .. ,- X , nb ,- 'v, ' ' . - Membership BRUCE WHITE MICHAEL MCCOY ROBERT CORDELL IAMES LACEWELL HARRY WILLIAMS REGINALD LEWIS GREGQRY SQUIRES THOMAS FEARRINGTON EDDIE FLYNT 38 x' 'X ' 'I,'k'N ...- ' .1, 'r f- , , nNffQs Q . gli? n: 5 r ,, 1 Q . j , ,,4 U U , . -0 V ' I ' 59'-f. X-, . , Rik 'gif' gf - . ' 1 A ' H' a A . 'rj 'V vs Zz ' -A 1 gif, . :rn '1- GEIITS . 1 LVD ' f nge + - - 13 f. L - .fli..i3fff,,F U rf Eff-NWN ,-f ,A '51, I 41 1 Z ,J : . '. . A I 'L' I f .LL A S 2 '--2 .A . 1 Ld -'r f 1 . V' fa' -if 2 - . A : 1 147,31 3,13-. ral-R'-....:z ' Q .-- -., PM R 55 Ll.: t A P - inn ' f s K Q P ' fn .- ,1 in 'yn 1 1: ,A P1 I . I 8, , Q ' V , - . 1'-33 24 2 27 '1 wi' ' ff KNIR ' N ! , I' X x 0 1. . X D -Jn ,q.'..:. h A , I' Y- . at A B .mv , Tm 1. Q. ,VU 'I ,. . x xg i ,W . Wu S ' g' 1 7 7 'U' r 4 P n I '...f, f K 4. x .QM , 1 - Q Q I ,iw G C IFJ I l . ,Knit '- . C 0 PJ 0 if-f N I. B1 Q v A. 'I I' I U f 'I 4 In I g-+ ,, A 1 A '-..,,V5s .. ' V I 7.5 5, H JN 0 11 no ' ' ' 'tl --as .Jiang ----ILL ,.. -E F5 ' D nk r' ,SX xo.. I - . 1 5 i 1 .ku ,- .' T' ' . J 4 fpffq 1 C K I'00n ' --,Q 1-'lu I Wx I v yt :LL 1' Y PAX M14 Mr. loseph H. Daniels iv f X J Mr. Roland S. Watts Kappa Alpha Psi Dr. Sylvester Wooten Omega Psi Phi Groove Phi Groove Mrs Elva l, Innes Dr-lla Sigma The-Ia Mlm Rc-lu-tra Walltfxr Gamma Sigma Sigma Advisors Mr. Beaufort O. Bailey Phi Beta Sigma F 'if pg:-o Dr. Ioseph Patterson Mr. Otis Haywood lr Alpha Phi Omega Nu Gamma Alpha . . . To The Greek Letter Organizations Mrs Clorua C Cwore Alpha kappa Alpha iv .7 X sl 4- 'QQ 'Q F77 rt' a Hx Lk- LE i-. . 2,1 I EYE ' f r .I -1' t' ' , 4' 5732 t E J f ' is-i. . L L E 'Via ,r' ' ' . ' I ' , W f ' 1 .., 5 K rf. L r. - -, I 1 A gi gf V 5 Dr. Cleveland A. Willnams l Tau Phu Tau o 1 'lf Mr. Fred D. Tanner Iota Phu Theta Miss Georgia M. Ware Swsng Phu Swing f e Mr lame-51 llnggx Alpha Phu Alpha V---sig Mrs Vnienne Conlev Zeta Phu Beta s-, AJ , 1 Mu Lula ktttywfvw 14 Tau Phu Thwttz ........... , Al -,V d J1P 7 .lmflf I 1 I 5 if . 0' ,I '- Hi .f ' . - 4 ,. .N ,. 4 9' X . ! pr 'ia -mx. ll I ! V L. I- ,, I L.. 1 N 4 1.1 x '-' 45' 44 , 8 ' ' ' ,. 'Q .81 0 X51 '.sf' ,, W.-'. ' .. '1- fif 'xx 4-:cfvv V' , ,rigs , W 'A k ' J. -' 'R 'i 1 Q ,1-A. 0' U'. V1 Q Q J' I .1- 5'-1 '-J-v . 3 Queens And The joker .,r4'- K 'X Beauty And The Beast if N N I '3 Roses And A Thorn 4 'blvuf g' .I . A 5 : 1 Llqigx xl K gg P l J'- rl 45' T' 1. ' Kb' I E ,f 5 I Pi I T4 b 1 I 1' : ',4 FJ' i C I r X1 f I !!f ' 1-1 H H. 1 -Q 5 , ' 'Jr ' t1 if -, '11 A ', I K I I Q x gi!! .,,-:E X V, cf, ! . X 1 i 1 X 'x. :Q- fi 1.45-.M ,f f 1 1 -4.4 ' L, A 6 fi-if 7 4 I. u , gm Li f ., vs, I N 'Q Q' I -2, ' lx I Q KQ Q I ' 1' 'f I l ' 'M V ,. - L A ' l A .LQ - I I. , a ' . g,,Hl:QQ,' pgs' ' ' ' n ' r 7 , . an ' 'M'! jg2fF'.LL',J5k.', I 1 lm W.S.S.U. Choir l mlm llI4'IfHf'tlIHI1lwl MR RUIHKI I Mcmlclxlk I ' fl 1 1 4 I W.S.S.U. Male Chorus - DR. P, F. DUNSTON, Directress 1-A. iv 'lu-,. ,i L,v' A 9 I 3 BH 5:1 f -190 s N I 7 as X 'XX Us-0. v ff J:. I -. --1, - 4 QB 'wi Q.-2 n . 1' 'Qu 1, tr .u 'I' . . g, ' 5' Ip' . , I Y 1 -P' f , fi- if ' v :xi f 4 I 1 X 1. '? m', TK,,'...--5 fx ' f I 1 1 ,- - 'p ..--', -, -if, 'ly' ff! Z! .' , n'. x 'x- 'Jb 'J :fi Q .Q 'x 'T HU' ' .v 'Q , s P I C V, x -15 ff ' ,. W vi' . 0 -- C I gif'- uv: gd' If 4' 5 ,fr Miss lurfior -,- 1 -. i QS sy. JH 5 ' NH l xl fx? ' l .gy Q l--, 5 i ,x N A . . I Pr . X 1 - Y 1 . T T X, lunior Class Officers The mighty foundation of the Rams will be left in the hands of the junior Class, the future seniors of the next school year, to build on what has been strengthened by previous senior classes. l The Ram family is like one body, but without the nucleus of a strong leadership by the upcoming seniors, the body can weaken and fall. Therefore, it is the responsibility of the junior class to pledge their hearts, minds, and souls to carry on the standards, achievements, and goals that have been willed to them by the graduating class of 1973. So, juniors, strive to do your best and only X the best will be your outcome. l 4 V . 1 IJ .., .. 1-f A 1 - A as WN ,- l , Yyf ,.f--4' A I , , ' I , , . i WB. l A i CVNRN lllfJMl'Nf VX. X ii 4- l'ri-siflvnf IX DNJNN If ll INSI JN Sm rf-lfiry l muiiifx Mum Miki s.-. rrriary RlLll'llN Nl: 'Nil ll l lri-.isiiri-i llRl,'X If JNI l'll l-Iwrii iilwi l VVII l ll .NlrXNHl floss Rv-iirwwiiliilixii F Rf lNl'Nlll l1NlNf., Xll flaw li1'yiii-v-i7ltillx4- PALM IOYNER President l5d l I Claudette M Alston Lee B Belcher l l l l r x l 1 -f-- .-- ,.,-'... - -fi --' . A 2-1' -7. 3,141-3 '. :gig fgg,--1 .--'ff-fi Beverly Baker : ri r Sharyn L Barbee lanure L Barnes W f h K 1 r x I Larry A. Bell l Marrlyn D Bellamy Mona L Blackwell l 1 l l t l l l A l l S v 1, 1 'V nr' k Horace' B Britton Dollynv Brtmn 5 A Marv i Brown i 1 1 .4 Phonda lx Brown I '81, i 'ber 3 r 'Q !. N - ,fwf 4. 1 ' f . l . AJ . ' A r . , J I Shrrlev Brown lames H. Bulluck li' I 1 r 1 4i Belmda L Coleman Mmhael 5 Qoleman dl ri ., 14, A ' v 1 Kathryn R Crawlurrl . ' f w- P Crawford 4 I 7 . 1 1.llfu'IIAlLlHH'lN f.l.nIhd I Ihnlx Charlvs C Dr-wall fLlHILl'lydl1Il'IS 'L r V14 r I 1 93 ' f ' 1,-:Y xl 4: 4 rt? . I 4 I H1 L l 1 I Iacquelme O Dlck0nS v qv? xy f. xf' 1 1 . .f Q rw I - 'o 1 X ' tl Deborah Ann Downng I , e - -' Q 'A g A .3 2 lerome T Evans Patrlcua Fearrnngton 1 I . 1? Raymond D Flowers ' V 1. an l I 2 a pu 1 I J 1 . 2... Bessle E Foster fl in i -1 ,- ... I Charlosf Eaton Mary M Elps 'fox I . . XX N , xX 1 . - Thomas W. Fearrmgton Mae lane Fewell IQ - ff I Wulma R Foeler Mama I Call Carl I Gust Rhonda F. Claddy F f--Nur-rr-gil . 1' N if Navi. X A X15 Qi. I 1 XXV., x.fr, V, Q 1 1 W , X rx , , . ,, Y . I V r Lorna O Graham Hennelta E, Greene LOVPIIG E Grier Clementine! Hamnlton ,- aff N. 2' ' 4 f K'-X 58 ll Oslw-n N Hlmnuhal Lancia D Harris Phyllp, M Hgfrlg Haypg Claudw E I I I f 1 I r H I I X' lr l I 1 4 4' 'Y- f 'f X x - I Loretta He-rruoll lun 1- Hvslffr Alle-n Hanks Clorsa Home ludulh Huston if A UOf1I'1d B Ifwhrwsorw Ronald C Iordan Irfsr-ph Hrnukw 4 -vou- O Y 'L' 1 l 1 1 I lf-rla C losvph -Xmlrw 'fx ,X I I Lf-.nh l ,f Nanrv lx. Lee Deborah -X Little I, 'l l is J Donald L Mams Lrnda C. Marsh fb l l lnllu- M Mr'Cray Qum-n E Mclxnrght 1 AA I .I I . x 4 A ' 'I xl 3 r L Q V , Kl't1lHlWNll'Vl'lll larquc-Irnv M4 Cullum l I . 3 Al Ro5aIyn B Lrllle l ol 1 l Delores Massey 'M . x 'Y 4- l W f A Ammo Mrlvhllan K L I , , r 1 Cr-1 rl Mc Paul f'r l iw' l l Brenda F, Lowery X X Mrchael V, McCoy Bernard M McNeil I x r, . E3 xll L xx Shvlla Moore ' 1 x 1, . gf: ' K- H Donald l Mvbarw 'UN 1 4 I 'S w Lmnellf Muller A4 1 a Murphey A Moore -1- xsa I Q Leroy Mlddlomn Ir Carl R Mnller QP' J X I :- , -5 . '- lane-I T Mintz Bessm B Mitchell ,f ,I ,ig ' k X X 4 ifiQ. .,- P - - 1114- ' l' u T' A v 1 ' ' I 'o5e!Q ?'Q . K ' ' ' x .'r'Xt',X.' y . - I v0t I . ' gl , r,5Q ,-,A W. X xf -Q 1 ' ,A , 6 , N of' .1 'h O f ' ' N 1 - 1 K ,' x t .3 ' A I I r I L, 1 ,fold Diff , Elisha Moses Gwendolyn Murphy Charlfw Pattrrmn l61 MQ 7- Mm. r 5 H ra X-uk.. I ii ,I ,,,. , 1 xl ll 3? , .ilffgvf 4 Xl.1rx4r1l'4'Llrxrrn VNlllIdlY1E PPM uh.. 08,1 C.1rm'll.4 H lln ln-ru llarrvll B Pffkslt ff' ro' ,lx ., lb? Wulllam Peterson 'L rl . gf 7 ' ' I ll A, f ll 7- I . l NV li A l Vernon I Pall i 1 XP, Davld L Pruc 0 Cathermef Penne l EMA Phyllis A, Powell A9111 ll E+: 'J .,,, ,, K . l 'W Valerla C Price' .-J' I Shrrley D Qulck X 1' A Q 5 . ,fd -PJ Flfl V Ray I - I Margaret D Smallwood if Telorla I. Stafford A l 5 Q fr R ff Palrrcra Smulh Ara V. Thomas ,'. Q F' . . , ' gy LQ' .... Wlllle D Samuels Shamrv E Snmmurws I Ruth N, Smllh 1 lr E-fi. Harold C Thornlon I 1 I A .f , 'L- .ING 7.11 i ,,... VY, fl'- .. .. ,... ,. xp? ff Z J,,.- 'X' - . C Wanda I, Smrlh lvvwlx C Tum kr-r J' X 5 I 1 L 1 31111 Rosalyn I Tvson Charles W Wadelmgton 3 Mi ,lf 1 al ' 1' l J l . 1 y 1 M r 1 - leannef Wulluams ludy M W1ll1ams l ' 1 QE' ffl Fai 1 1 . 4 1 Yl J l X I Ny 1 1 1 - fy 1 I ' l i ' l E ff 1 1 l YN! 'R 1 1 ii' ,rl T. 1 '11 1 I H I'. ... I, 9 I' I l'1 5-2' bf' Duane Y. Wallace Madie M. White la Q- , g . Sara D.W1II1ams Norman A, W1ll1s 1, f I f . l 1 Hu-mia M Wulson Roy Wrlght lr sr ,111 '4 ' 11 '-- 1-I' , ,.., 1 l 45? if 'CN l . Palruua Wnght N 1 v l N I1 a . f AL' ' 1 t la 51 o' t . '-54' 1 l XN1ll11-lN1ll1.xms Nallmn XNh1I1' VVyn0Il1.1VVarr1-n Lula Wulklns 1- 1711 I 'x lnhn l Young 1... . 4, BC?-si 'S n X ,f 6 9' K Y Miss Alumni 1972-73 JY KM. qmmfgnllllflf , J - 4 Miss Alumni And Attendants ' I N Mrs. Wilhelmina Long Mrs. Frances Suber Mrs. Marie Robinson im? : mw1f w4,-- ?1'fEX ? g.a3.1 A Tv. s XNVQ fy' ,ws -,, 'xL,4f', ' ,, Xiu? ' 3' . . V q' 'A-s wx A . -' ' V . ' O ,:-X. - J- I Q rbi. K E 5 fun., K , LP ' 5.5553 L ' , . ,A v 3 ' xv-,Jf?Qf1:.rfg. . - ' , ax3!,.'k ' . 0 1 P 'wig -fm' 4, ' ' 1, J :3:Vx'!1lg:?1g.- ,fJ:'Q, .. 1' V - A . -1 ' A 4 9-4.. ri VM..- I , . J I ' 1 IL. vw! gr5f3Qjj'i1!.n, ,V ,F P . 9-I if f'1 3 ,Q V 'fl-hd l70 'ag fl! b Q J . A n 1 J' 1 ' r . I s 1. I '? The Events The Coronation Ball ,A ' . 'Bum 9 f . . 1 Vmwrvmvwgwvv1.1kww.nnp.nv wvwwwyY!.lVlIlrtIN mv- l'4'Qf:urlrv1,1lnlHHMI,1L1fllHcN.UvlW4'L1llsHlll'.i'w Jfll'Fl7hII1t'Illl'X!'IWl1ll Yh1'UYWlX4'lNl'N !vv1P'n-sgw-rrlxyghl 171.11 wghr XM,,41V,'.lN',l7l1II um li,-.xl .unI:l1.xrrlvlm.g NhxsXNNNl ' uliumlly .issuuwxfh4'rr:wpru1slhlIlly In haxwng Ihr' 4 YUVXU pliud In-1 Muni lm Mm C Mmm MM-v Il: P-Yum:-Hu H XMWIIJIIM XM., Mxxl .xrlhsvllwv11vAv'4'vm-,Iwi ,gwvv-.Hr-X ,M Mm wiv- In-.ll4'lf,nHAllx.1L11'xxl'xxIlll41I1gH'Im'lHlbl'f .QW Hn-. wgvw,xV1-xvvvl HM' f,V,n4v nm 1-V YrrV,xxxv'1'L4'v1rI1:1 q.mflx .mul lun ::ur.mvm.aVIQUII11-uwavlumgi1-I4-lmmlu 1 ,HX Of Homecoming .. N T',UfN 'S gl RkY4 PP '49 1' 'l,1 . ,xviik 'I .nu 'N F4 H1 Mx, 959610012 cfzmzzsms ,ai cw -: ' f .Q 14? PAXRAIJF Aww r ,xsmr ms ,73 fl 4 W 4 X v 2' 5 , 'N Q- ff , 4 B. W -.-,. 41-Q' 'Gin A. NH i , 'N D' 25 - .P nr ff' -- - -5 aw I9 251. V? 4' f .tl ' .?f- , 1, , V ni -n . I X Q X 4-5 mb ,J . W:-1-f - ' . -. 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The T972 event was the biggest, happiest and, as usual, the most wonderful occasion of the school year. The entire rampus vvas agog in excitement amid the rush of incoming friends, preparations for the parade, and the giant wel- come to alumni For sentiinig-ntal reasons Homecoming is, vvithout a doubt, the most exciting occasion in the entire school year. To the present college family it mr-ans an opportunity for festivities, Celebration, and true expression of the Ram spirit. For the graduates and friends of the University it means reunion, recapitulation of time spent within these academic' portals, and an occasion to observe people of similar yor ations and professions as they assemble to commemorate and enjoy l-lOMECOMING . The Taste Of Victor How Sweet It Is l trio l O 4 f,,,,-.. - s 0 1 I ...-v- .I ' .2 5 s qu I- -Viz no fi' ,.1 5l, ' 1 xv R.- pl 3 'J I+ 'ff f fn .1 as ink- .nic . , , ?f . ' 1 Y X 'Y ,' ' . ' , Iyix 53-N, ' 'Sf' , , T v ' ' 'Si 4 4' .Tv 1 'S e 4 1 -4 , Afl- '4 kj,-Q N JV' 'ew-17534 ' wx ' Ari VBAYY 'F ' Wiley 5 ,X-vu. 5-. - ' Halvxfx- - ' jgfw. sf f X 4 - f JS N , , 9 X, 5 1 1 Nj H . 15 . ,ni 7, '. -'Q-Ag -Q4-q r g N VN 'S 'WP ,9 Q , 1 MW.. Y I i xr 2 I . ,. .nfgtx I gt .0 tiqgrs J N 6'5 ' 'V N7 wi? .Q ' ' s- ,i -sl.. Gu f :wif N7 'Thf'.v'5' llwe- mule and lov ul Rdmlaml IS als famed marching band. The popular ITTUSIK, exrlllng ITldFClTll1g steps, skillful Inrmdluum - all thrnlle-d llwmlsdmh as the luaml took the field. Under the mlirecturslwip ot Mr. R. E. Slweplwercl and Mr, F. ll lVdl1lWf'f,ll'1PlDdl'lll perlcwrms xxlllw perlectl OFT, The Pride Of The CIAA W.S.S.U. Band .- 0 .-. . ',- I . 'a' ? A '- gm r Hmm A ., ' ' Y. lj' qs., . I A e , 'V lx hm? -' 5,51 L h x, Y - f 1 I, . ,U -. .'. --. A N' 451 Vi. A , 1' QQ 's 14:1 1 O Z .-4634 1 'CM EI. BUD 'vu I - . A' .zA J. Q' Z3 , 'Ns.., . Nw. LX . -' Y. H rw 'Y' ', --:': ' l -Qi' Ilxig i . J X NJ S Lx f . :gg :Ii Q - I' P' , I 4 phi I X 1 , ',. 5. y- A C -- 'ff 4 ff. ,f 9 fm. E' Q' b Q Q' r ' ' 'ld f X , 5 W ,s l ' ff' I .a.. CAROLYN ADAMS Winston-Salem, N. C. CARL ALLEN Winston-Salem, N. C. WALTER ARMSTRONG Philadelphia, Pa. PAULINE ADAMS Kings Mountain, N. C. IACOB ANDERSON Charlotte, N. C. DONNELL ADAMS Gretna, Va. A BARBARA ALSTON Henderson, N. C. DALE BAILEY 187 Statesville, N. C. l DELORES BAILEY Winston-Salem, N. C, Ni, CYNTHIA BAILEY -SHELIA BAILEY Stalesville, N. C. North Wrlkshoro, N. C. KENT BAKER MARY BARR Monroe, N. C. Philadelphia, Penn. SYLVIA BARTON Sumter, S. C. A 1 IANET BENIAMIN GAYDELL BINGHAM Winston-Salem, N, C. Rvidsvillf-, N. C. ELSIE BOONE Hallaboro, N. C. CHERYL BRADSHAW Winston,Salem, N. C. ADA BROWN Winston-Salem, N. C. RUTHIE HOYHTE MI. Olivv, N. C. VONETTA BRANNON Winston-Salem, N. C. MELVYN BROWN Minneapolis, Minn. + '.. . ROSETTA BRYANT Leland, N. C. IOSEPH BRUMBREY Winston-Salem, N. C. ALONZO CANTY Washington, D. C. CHAVIOUS ' Hillsborough, N. C. 4, . 19, .CECELIA svsizs Shelby, N. C. PAMELA CAVENESS Ramseur, N. C. SELDA CLANTON ORA CUMMON5 Enfield, N. C. Southport, N, C DEBORAH CLAY Hamlm-I, N. C. MERIBETH COOK Clcmmons, N. C. Bl Y HELEN CONNER Winston-Salem, N. C. IACQUELINE CUMBO Polecasi, N. C, ALAN COLES West Hempstead, N. Y GILBERT COOLEY Rowland, N. C. I IOSEPH DALTON TIMOTHY DAVIS Winston-Salem, N. C, ' Kmston, N. C. 95 f nf' . ,-I. 1, , 14, 1'-. .I ish- - I W . 11. ' ' um.: . 'ffwz A . .113 -V I . ' if ,-I .., . 1 . ,4'1 1.-'- . IANICE DAVIS East Orange, N, I, M. ODESSA DAVIS Whitaker, N. C. PEGGY DIXON Aydc-n, Qs-A I92 MICHAEL IJUNSTON ' Moyock, N, C. N. C. FAYE DYSON Mount Airy, N. C. . EDNA DAYE Burlmglon, N, C. if BARBARA DULA Winston-Salem, N. C. LAWRENCE EPPS Wilmington, N. C MATTIE EVERETTE Lincolnlon, N. C. SHARON FERGUSON Lenoir, NI C. lil 'fi EDITH FOX Bear Creek, N. C. ESTHER FAULKNER Woodsdale, N. C. MARY FLOYD Greenville, S. C. LINDA FRANCIS Nashville, N. C. ll 9 I BOBBY GARNER VERNA GASKINS IOANN GERALD Washington, D. C. Winston-Salem, N. C. ' Goldsboro, N. C. PATRICIA GILBERT KAY GLENN Gretna, Va. Raleigh, N. C. i.. I 194 MARIE GRAHAM LETITIA GREENE SYLVIA GWYN Winston-Salem, N. C. Kinslon, N. C. Winston-Salem, N. C FREDA HAIRSTON Winston-Salem, N. C. x Q '. 'fri 5. ri. MERNA HAMPTON Eden, N. C. li X 1 f VYVYNE HARDIN Winston-Salem, N. C. WANDA HAMILTON Rutherford, N. C. MYRA HARDY Wilson, N. C. 0 KAREN HAMPTON Eden, N. C. VERDIE HANEY Winston-Salem, N. C. MARIORIE HARRINGTON T95 Durham, N. C. PATRICIA HARRIS Elm City, N. C. MARION HAYES Charlotte, N. C. we Louis HENIGHAN Winston-Salem, N. C. SILAS HARRIS HEIEN HARRISTON Statesville, N. C. ' Charlotte, N. C, SADIE HECCINS Salisbury, N. C. BRENDA HERNANDEZ KENNETH HICKS Winston-Salem, N. C. Bronx, N. Y. HERBERT HILL Gastonia, N. C. 4 CHARLES HODGES Asheboro, N C. I WILLIAM HOLLIS Wunston Salem, N. C' -I DEBORAH HINES Winston-Salem, N. C. SONDRA HINES Wagram, N. C. JOHNNY HOLLIDAY Wilmington, N. C. ANGELINE HOLDEN Dudley, N. C. ROBERT HORTON 197 Winston'Salem, N. C. 'lfl IERRILYN IENKINS BOOKER INGRAM SHELIA HUGHES Milton, N. C. Gifford, Fla. EMMA INGRAM Winston-Salem, N. C. DHORES IERMAN 3 Winston, Salem, N. C. Manson, N. C. x D 0 V DONNA INCRAM Wadesboro, N. C. FRANKLIN IACKSON Washington, D. C. PRINCE IERNICAN Edenlun, N, C. GILBERT IOHNSON Winston-Salem N C VIOLA JOHNSON Salisbury, N. C. HARRY LEAK High Point, N. C. ' A., Y DWIGHT Lsvv 't Brooklyn, N. Y. 4 SANDRA LEDBETTER ERNEST LEE Winston-Salem, N. C. 'Wayne-sville, N. C. THOMAS LEONARD Winston-Salem, N. C. WARREN LEE Philadelphia, Pa. DAPHNE LIGHTNER REGINALD LEWIS WinslonASaIem, N. C. High Poinl, N, C. IEANNIE LITTLE Stokes, N. C. BOBBIE LOCKLEY Southern Pines, N. C. ' FRANCIS MANNS Winston-Salem, N. C. -ln -. v If STEVEN LITTLEIOHN Gaffney, S. C. TERRY LUCAS Wake Forest, N. C. FS. THOMAS LITTLE Winston-Salem, N. C BRENDA LONG Yadkinville, N, C. IOHN MARTIN New Bern, N. C. IUANITA MANGUM Wendell, N. C. .X Q X AVYS MASSEY High Point, N. C. ALFREDA MCCOY Hamlet, N. C. LINDA MCDUFFIE EVELYN MCINTYRE Currie, N. C. Winston-Salem, N, C. :bl Avis Maven 7 -' .1 Winston-Salem, N. C. FLORA MCLEAN Red Springs, N. C. IOVCE MCLEAN Gastonia, N. C. DON NEWKIRK Willard, N. C. SHIRLEY MILLS Winston-Salem, N. C. DONALD MEBANE jacksonville, N. C. ll. LYDIA MOORE Ml. Airy, N. C. VALERIE MERRITT Magnolia, N, C. GWENDOLYN NESBITT Winston-Salem, N. C. IACKIE MILLER Greensboro, N. C. RAYFORD MEANS 20 Charlotte, N. C. 3 A , x BARBARA NIXON CLENNIS NOBLE VERA PALMER Southern Pines, N. C. Raleigh, N. C. Warrenton, N. C. MARCIA PARRISH PATRICIA PATTERSON Canton, N. C. Winslon-Salem, N. C. 'JU IOYCE PAYLOR ALMA PEAY PAMELA PEAY Woodsdale, N. C. Winston-Salem, N. C. Wmslon-Salem, N. C. CECELIA PERRY Wendell, N. C. IACQUEUNE PITTMAN Wtlmington, N. C. 1 VERNOLA PURVIS Winston-Salem, N, C. -l. LJ. GLORIA PICKETT Chinquapin, N. C. K X4 MARY POWELL Macon, N. C. lf VERONICA PHILLIPS Henrietta, N. C. BARBARA POWELL Raleigh, N. C, IUDY REDD Winston-Salem, N. C. PATRICIA REDMON HELEN RICH ALEXANDER RICHARDSON Monroe, N. C. Warsavg, N. C. Winston-Salem, N. C. ROSALYN RIVERS Hendersonville, N. C. REBECCA Roamsow ' Q Charlotte, N. C. MARILYN ROSEBORO Charlotte, N. C. HAROLD ROBERTS Winston-Salem, N. C. I I GEORGE ROVAL New Bern, N. C. BERTHA RUSSELL Roxboro, N. C. 5 LINWOOD SKINNER Virginia Beach, Va. ANDREA SPAULDING Winston-Salem, N. C. NORMA SHEPHERD Winston Salem, N. C. WANDA SMITH Sloneville, N. C. THOMAS SHEPHERD Winston Salem, N. C. SANDY SMITH Trenton, N. I. GREGORY SQUIRES 207 Bayboro, N. C. wif' ' PATRICIA SMITH CHARLOTTE STALEY BELINDA STATEN Kinslon, N. C. Ramseur, N. C. Winston-Salem, N. C. GERTRUDE STEELE SHARON STEWARD Charlotte, N. C. Charlotte, N. C, o lil' BRENDA STOKES ANNIE STURDIVANT FRANCINE SUTTON Ruffin, N. C. High Point, N. C. Edenton, N. C, QUEEN SWANN Milton, N. C. BRENDA TAYLOR Chatham, Va. U . NORMAZER THOMPKINS Winston-Salem, N. C, KAROLYN THOMPSON Winston-Salem, N. C. PATRICIA THOMPSON Charlotte, N. C, WILLARD TANNER Winston-Salem, N. C. 3. . g. 2 RONALD THOMPKINS Philadelphia, Pa. CAROL THORPE Durham, N. C. 209 ANNIE TORRENCE High Poinl, N. C. HELEN VAUGHN Iackson, N. C. VIRGINIA TYSON Lauringburg, N. C. MILTON WADE Enfield, N. C. CYNTHIA VAUGHN ' Ohoskie, N. C. WANDA VINCENT Henrico, N. C. CAROLYN WADDELL MARY WARNER Asheville, N, C. Charlolle, N. C. LOUWANDA WARREN Rocky Mount, Va. MARY WATLINGTON Durham, N, C. CONNIE WILLIAMS Spring Hope, N. C. EVON WATTS Reldsville N C BRUCE WHITE Winston Salem, N. C. BARBARA WAKINS Maplc- Hill, N. C. HARDIN WHEELER Winston-Salvm, N. C. 'X IJHYNN WlllIAMS High Point, N. C. 2lI HARRY WILLIAMS SanIord, N. C. STEPHANIE WILLIAMS Monroe, N. C, KLNNON WOODS in Rofky Muunl, N. C. Y., IEANETTE WILLIAMS Ayden, N. C. PERNELLA WRIGHT Winston-Salem, N. C. PATRICIA WILLIAMS Winslon-Salem, N. C. LAVONIA WILSON Lexington, N. C. SYLVIA WRICE Granite Quarry, N, C. ,ini Lf ff 93' sm, n 5,2 XX - l Vs - '7 f I 55 . ZZ, ,,L, ,QMS ,'1f?' 4 Y. A' I .. 'x 2 Jill ,Q 1 The Senior Class found four years at Winston-Salem State Univ. intellectually stimulat- ing, rewarding, but at times a little trying, Although the year marked completion of undergraduate studies for them, it was just the beginning for new loyalties for the Alma Mater, for once a Ram, always a Ram. With mixed emotions the class faced graduation remembering half forgotten incidents of fun and laughter, cramming for exams, treasured friendships, cheering at games, many and endless lines, and those experiences which are a part of college life and growing into adulthood. We, the Senior Class, have accomplished many of the goals we set for ourselves as freshmen, We are no longer as unwise, only wiser. The Senior Class 73f' 'X 75 4' Al!! ff Wi , +1 R 1 I w' v . , S Q v A P jgLf - 5' 'xx ff! 5 V . . n A ,i:j5ff?:j'x'11 2 . .. 4,1 1 fy - 4 Jw H!!! 157' ' ' .mg 'X r-W I a - ff' ' W N. '-,f My - -1 'rv ww h 1' in if 1' fu lt - 1 Y J Q N fx 4 ' n XR P 'z V 3 l 411.4 .W -- 'U W ' cr x 9' 1 ,-v' .r if M F . ' Q If. pr ' f QI' v 3? ' U T4 ' I fx 482 - I . x . . f , an ' Uxh ' v, V - 4 ,al s A fy ,E ACADEM .dn PEGGY DIXON l INH MX XN',XNl llVNf'.l1 DN t G Who's P14 Students Of 5, Colleges And 1? T7 'L s SHIRLEY GARDNER Having distinguished themselves by leadership, outstanding achievement, and in exemplifying the highest ideals of the University, these were nomi- nated to the elite, Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. Who Among American Universities ' x ' uh w ! ' .ss 1 I v MONA BLACKWELL L 'q..-'wine N4 N L 1 J IUDITH HOUSTON NANCY LEE af' lm, I -I I . BESSIE FOSTER SL.. MELVYN BROVVN 1 'ffflf ' 5'v:l1 ' -7' ! 'D 'v -.'o Q xg . n, Yr -.- 5. . : 9 Rf. f 94 , A I. 'ar I -.J l 1 PATRICIA 'SMITH A 1-' . 3. Q Q Y,-. ' N- lx . . 1 5 - Q X . J' .. s 'K' ' VANESSA DILLAHLJNT I I X I .,- I Y '45 GREGORY SQUIRES VIRGINIA TYSON I I I I V1 Q, I I I L- I I I I ,. I. II II I I I I 219 II II , A' I' I , Q .I X '--22351-1 ' -53:9 '-I-9-' 1 CLENNIS NOBLE CYNTHIA VAUGHN 1 i ull- ini v- . r+f:?? ' fx, I, t ff, N 'iL, 2 'V E 'AJR I ' 1 i LERLAIOSEPH PERNELLA NEELY 5 dj 221 : 1 -- 4. , , , x ' ff! N 1 if -f 's , . 'yy .rx .I I x -, v ' K , 1 . ' . I . 1 , ' wx, . X ,V 1 . K W 1 gt X 1 w X J YJ. XX XX xv XX f w ! lk U f IW :M A WW VALERIA PRICE LYDIA MOORE 'WW T Q51 54 J-4' fi-v ' 1, A , uf'-Q A 2 '22 , 1 SYHII MIICQHHI gf IANICE BARNES 5 - in -- L . sf 'u 'h . N vi. -.- s Y. , -, . A .v -, n.: s , , W l'I . .,- w r fr 'Fh4 r: '17 - A W 1 ig' .' I' tis:-Ji! S '9, -U , Wx in ww. 1-1 511-efff+ f: LL cfjfggb if M 42 l 'Oy , Q M - -r . 'g U lx A tw , B E, '- -. ' Y ll' I 4 s - I , -A, 914: f. GX I 1 Q . ,:9,,..1 . 6 '1 i , r A' , 1. I I rl 5 'A' 1 , .-Q-jd' X-4' Alpha Kappa Honor Society The Alpha lxappa Mu Honor SOCIQIV was founded IH 1937 It has as :Is purpcm- the promollon of hugh scrholarshlp, 0m'ouraglr1g slmere and Z4-alum vmleavors IH all fields of knowledge and sefrvlce. Il also prorrwolos a high urdf-r or personal llvung and develops an apprec lation for sfholarly works u 1 an 4 , '! n ii iq-,'4. Ili r :rig l 'G I' .H W. . ug ,111 Am. 91 n ,., .-f I 5 Q. - ,f Q. Q -it Y if .f g-3 9 ' r - Q b I I I in ' XX, UQ I Il , ,- . ' F - ' ':ve'f 2655 l , x : F 'E , 915653 Q ' ' 5 X V' - j h by I 3 I V lirartw ' ,af Th ,. X Y . . .. X 6 .,.: is fu. 35' 9,55 1:9 449' ' ....., st uf ,sn N I 4 . ' sew f F ' ,QV cv 1 'F W FW 5 ttifmizs, f gerz0 V7lPf-Ove 1971 1 -,l ,Illini l tl avXNttv4l0n Q, t t t in Ifiu untill ww 1 1-'zu A Alcorn A and X1 is at Nnrinlk Stntv, lflltfalwth i'1ty is lt their split end. Right nnw, I hav:-n'l figured out how we roles, James Smith,t played at Atkins, is I, who leads the offenlx tacktr-. Smith gained l 600 yards last year. X Rt-gtnald Coleman, rt and Bracoy Bonham, 1 I! - 1 ....i ..n Aohlna- 116 HII WUII. t J. P. Inmon, who guilt, azls, vt ,tl wntttrttztu nicht, North C'arnlin:i ANI' Statr. arf going to do it X 1 tt Jw- tt-limi that iw- Boating t't'ntrni null nut he Cnlriwvll is from Winston- I i tt.tl an easy akstunmrn! bf-cause Salem wherv he played at 1 t -um mit mx slum. ag the Etiglvs are luallwl, North Fqrsyth, HP ivas riarrlxfl . tt i.ttn.t,iizi tvtitml t a if ut- mint lt ' ' ' 1 the Pmsburgh bouncr ' I W v tt t tt- t- ttf-tt V tttttlawl suit t- i'4it'ulit'ta t'f'1ilt'al,. . -- .. .,.,. J.. r 4 , , . t- 6l1011' I ' - a u - - an is . 10108 4- Tolwllcloisl i ntSalf-m lvatlinil B t 0 9 ,-.,- ....... r SS 19 L gs toneufgs By llolvwl Ntwll .Xttr-r rt lniincitune' punt the A tv ummm Itxirnt nvnt 45 yards in 10 W u , L . l , . VNSYOYYS I . 'Nw IN Y I' umm! pl ti. ,Int nvttttnm ft 0 re, L,Qlmg5,M1 -- Q MN Iltll Ill-lixpd to Bfshhy WM VM v i'1M'X If fi tvttl-I' fist' 'Y' X'il'd: 'ttld lil? WSS-C' Dawg I 'Un nada Hu Z 'wt i1,,f' -t tw-Jttmtfi '. W ' -' f ' w 2S-Gamer 23 nass from MCC N I pmn x tmmi l Will' ' - Wes-garner IJ pass from Aftvr atnvtlivr Livinislrinf' 'W' ' y , -,N ghutjii yl,, gpm-5 K ... v I . WSS-C. Davis 4 run trim .nt t l ti 4-5 l t i nicht tw vrflzwriIG5'VI',2in Sage 1?n'l!'s3 wzstzxeznsnn 1 run U. Dui: NA . ' f '! i l 'f a 452-yard svnring strike. and wss-C namesrun :Tana me tml- ':- X t t 1 lit 't'. ,I ua, 19,0 with the fu-51 WSS-C Davisll run Produ ' lt ' Il' 5' NM' quarter nut yet over, WSSJOUG 45 UU Wa' i 'w,.- f:, Liv-Hvnsnn 22 Pass from tatseat , Early in the svcnnd period W 'k I AI 'Q 3 ' Nalhnnial Gnodsnn r'ef-nvc-r'0d sunsncs ntl. i t-v ttinttt-iii' -it amnhm. Bear fummc at their Fwsvdnwm WSSU ' 'l 'X l ' P 40, Davis the-n gilt oft a 21- Pvsrilfto vas ' ltit lntttlltng and X555 yard mum, A pprwml mul giggle vas M5- .:, tlit-it -titft ttmit-ll W,mmy pushpd mf. halt in thy ti-iirrnghtes-Inst 0 'H ' 1r 'ld 'W 4 tarttli ltttits c'ni't'wri it m'r't', ,xml ,,,,,,,,,,,, ' in Int L.. ll ,i t t in fmt N runntw l' i'titt li ll, Lzttvt' in tiir' svmnd pvrinrl I-,:.,,.,,3-4,mQ:,,ge H51 '-ill 'tl' il'-' Vi' AJ P' Hilti'-ll'1' Wtlltatnk rt-t-civr-rc-rl ' ' ri: i ftttir tt-tit-lwwrtt I 4 RllllYli1lf'Zti thn I,lVlil2?ll1llP 20 fl-mm In in My 3 ne! tt-H tv! l, 4 G3 :tml lil J-egg ,, hs null thnx inns' tlir' Rams onli' Hem. the ond of ' 4' 'U :wc-flvtl ttvz- plays tu Score. pormd And in 1, flitnm-titi itntnt- nvcr from the gm. 'Q - 1 , - r . prm- Todd made H XM 'tn' . I 0liNI.l.l. UJXVI5 mtv tin' .1 Tift-0 halftime lead. yard RICK R . . , Jl T Uflnle . . . . 'it-ng tit W tp ,mfr L 'B' The tlmtrrl rtnartvrl nas no But Wallace let his 4-rm: f.,,,, cliff:-t'c-nt tri-fn ilu- first twn, play in the fottrth qt. DME WHS U'll'0WH fill' 3 Ulm lt hurl h:ti'rlly lwtttn whvn thug enabling Llvmggtg gfui: fu d 'llf lr'lFP F-tl'l ltr-N But it was hafflli Davis vat-crl 455 Yzircl- mi a get its only touchdown Vw klK'kt 'i a 47- yard rvllvvtcrl in thc- final statistic-, qt 0 u h I 0 rm-ci-to tm- a gpm-Q 4-amp on 3 22v31-1 :mtl nt-ulittlult n WWI' iiltlfll 'il'IW i4 U5 Xilfdr FUSY1 toiwliclmixi -' zu plzti thi- Reims from Roy Henley rl W i-t'lt thf- Wnrrr fit tt ni: till ll i'iIFflf'Q- consistently usvd sLli'L'f'SSfllHj', liinson after a ' 'll' shun :iftvrii:H'flS Ul'l'l1lW lf' Shnrtlv aftc-riiardk another msgs P d . HMM, . itttnlilr-fl :intl Dr-nnis Bzirriim LH,m,,mHw fu m h I P naw, f' vars ln S00 ,1 ,U -H HM xH,,U,,A,H,,x nt tins! rv:-avr-red at the . X N Bm ,mt lang after , , VthSl tlw li.tll 14 ,ard troln . X , WW , lfll'lllllP-l'tllP 42. 1h1- Rams N V . ,N ' Wallace sont Todd in H A the ,nal and Dfnt tnnk It , :itll tht 1 win 1.4-it ll'It! l P'-il' Plath l SFU! in ,,,, a,,,,,h,,, dwhk, revprgph annther field goal t-3' tl, tt-l witn- tltwr first tntivhdmin its ll.-i-2 plunging nvrrr from thv ll app:-nrvri lhat t'0at'h Cleo failed. By that time m the Ltviriestone fans t. ww 1 t iw' tt' inf- 4- t .' th F .Rl I'f'l1l4IltlYlI in th- W:4ilQu'1-of l'i'instrmSalf'm had departnrl in Search of - -t tt: tit -l rtitat'l4'V' -lt. lit-,-r u'invi hr- nrdrwvrl fiifm. ft mvm- - 17 ft 1 t f 118 U ll S 'UBI' aw 'i it f I Marvin Morrison lm-d frnm pay- Rl pr':m:yt,aiflu'1ii a n tl ttneporls- ' xp 'nik whilp ml- insinnkr- t-on uct calls, I tltl- tml Minn twlftlitr inn' fi i'lr'n Wallftfe Said Marne-r :tnrl tn H tm' mf. nt' lm players suf- ,t., Lit in tht it tw :Ut 'fl :itil-.lv tritnrtm hs-came f X'-ill' ' Plillf' Bi' .lvff Bvrd the right sideline for a touch- third q u a rte r , ,W R 1,,,,,, Hit I 'mn 1' ti r Q n tt Hun: 'sim ammir dfvwvt. upsportsmanlike r , H, , 1 N, H, 1 . t , 4 .t ltriikr-yi ztnklf- :tnri . ,.. V. X , In tht' second period, Phillip PVUHMY moved U19 ball lt., -it. .13 f f.. tt l' ' l ' 111-fl nlwiml ff,,,fH,','jfx ful ,itil-tt .if .mt Smith pit-kt-fi off WSS 15 and a ,,t.. f m. ft., ,. f t 11'-tit :nt-ll anew tn- ' , f , I ., il Londt-Il Mc-Clarv pass, one Mlfhvfl Glbiflfl .ill 0 ' l' :mr t fi it s Xtitisttart-Salt-txt ,- . df H ,, 'li' ft-f'-'l l-ti fl W it Ill' vttnw Jimi snl:4xht'd llll' of the three Mcclarv a 'A'als ez! -mn an' .har fl MN 'll ' l l 'lt- tt tw ltf'll'4illf l ink 'Bti irwtvrtiu and 'hat tho Hulk 'wr cm d ' ummm. Udv t,,.. ,,,-Mt.. .,f th.. , ' , QM ,', . . V ' ' ' , the gzimv. and rclui'n0tl it to from l'3l'1l'l' UW , , t. payers mpttitt-ti -1lIll1hll'fl thx- UAA 'tht' Ram fnt v 'd lm- points to give Smith - 14 V-fl' Q -'il-llivi wt in twill'-l, uIht't'ti llivmon tltlr' rar-r 5 lr H1 gun had ' ' ll I ' ' ' tv ttlfti 1.10 I ' t ' i' 1 i- - ftf'.'f.-fJ,tf.fn? :HH-it Ehzgu bplh, Clit 'S at -scfffgfxiw f:I f l 20 lf!! 1' wwnl 'lt' an lcm period when tt it ti .1 til-i .r, tht . Q ' hmm-, auocu nutn ot' tht' nec-tvd with .lumlm X , , A i , .-, ...am mmllf- ul , I ---1 it t V ,..t.l. .intl it-f tuntlnut-rl I rum taut' HI ' W l H K 1 H H 5 3 It, m Sum, extra points. I a 50-yard. scoring JV. t. it nit... nf s.,,aqf,n, rl 'li'i q H tn of 'M' m 'h 'The Ftams, according to extra point attempt w. qs FIAAYQ Sutitlivxn lltimmi ,. . Coach .Urn wanam' Ylaycd good' M 0C W' ,V 5 M ' with A ,IU mark Ihr- fmt smith mllv t-ante hr-ttcr in the st-cond ha t. hut 1 Dunyap 13 I 7' ' ' in thv- 4-pt-:ima qua:-tt-r when siill madv enough mistakes to c 1-milk ,I .ne twtt.t nt, Elimlwth City pushed its mcrall mark tu 342 the ' 'wfltrin Vikings are 2-2 in tlic CIAA , little- Hruvr- Dukrs tnnk a Ram punt. rut tminrd lht' middle v-n 'ti'- allnw Smith tn win easily. WSS seemingly hatl the Golden Bulls' score first a dl.-yard pus I ll Bm mf' Rami Nlnretz, to take the Bears 73 The Ranw 11111 have rx- pe1'1c111'p 1n 1l1111r 0111-ns11'e '1'71m line The 111111 new man is R11n1111- Harbour 211 1,11-1111-. 0 - H111'l11111r 111,111-11 on rle11'11Qe lait 1-1a1' anrl 1-.1ll play 1111111 1131s ailainsl L'1'111ral. ' l,l J X11 lj l'll 1'll'N - -11111.1.1 1 1 1e11111 1-.111-111 Nl.1'1 1 I V X ll ! ll' . ,V 1, '.,. 1 11,-. 111-111'i1ll 1l1lil 1, 4 ii ' 1 ii1iii1lil11ii-111ii11' e1'111!11i l111li 'l l i 1'-Ui 4 , i l1.1ti .1 'lJ1111'11 l-1111 i11i 'll i' ' xml i 'i RY lnff R11-rl The Score that mav have yards, li annthrr f111e 1'11nn1111 a frechinan quarterback, Jeff hack and Jeff H111 l1'1' YQ A J imx n sD1'er'i1er 111111 rum Ihr l111l- V'mii paul- 1-'10 img mp i A, h N ,N Raine' 11-11111113 runner lart 121111-1-1 ' 1 S1-01111, 11 hark and he hai Bm 11-,,,,1,,1, Q,,1,1m 113 1 sh1111n 1111 well 111 praf-111-0 11.111111 Xl111'1'1t11n l'K'illI'l1i at . , hx .. Y 1 11. l iilllll'-Q '1Icl::M:w11111 1111 Ll e mp fmmmvk wot' JPN Lenny sicnw11 ll: '- 111'111g ptilhwz h1 1'1' ma ,198 Shaw 3: I 9 ' 110 with 'Pd and a Retain itl .. ... . 011.1111-. 'l'l11- 17111111 1111: 11111111111 Salem 511111 1'1'11111'l1111: Qrnnml 11.1111- 11'1 1111 11 t11w1 110w1-e tl 11111-l1 fr111n Patil Bl:1t'k and da' out 1v1th onlv 2:28 1' the goal l111e fron iv 1111 3 4215 . B1111n1an CI11-e fm' 1111111 111 l11t' fi1wZ half 111111 ' lhllll A Q.1m1- 111 1111-11 lht- hull 1111.11 fl'lIl1l 11111 -1.1111 l.e11111r llhyne runninl The Bvaiw Qtll :1 quirk w111'e Sltlll 11h1-11 i'l't'Nill'll.11l xllkl' R1!illllhlI'l 111111-: qt1.1r1e1'l1:11-k 1 IF -'nw C CD80 st1fft-ned and the next Lenoir Rhyne t11111-hdnwn d1dn't come until 1111c111'ay thrnugh the seconfl quarter when Black sneaked over from the 011e- yard line, The senre was set up 111 a 52-yard punt return h1 the Bears' Tim Thick. The Rams quickly struck hack. 1zett111,q their rushing 2111110 1n gear and taking 11111 hall 65 yards in eight plays 111th Ln11dell 3IcClar1 scoring 1111 a one-yard plunee, The hlg play in the Winwlnn- Salem Slate drive came 0n a f11t11'th-niideaiv play at the Lf-noir Rhpne 13 Meflarr threw a pass into the end zonv from quarte rback I ml the right nfficials s dismay had stepped ingefore he crowed the Salem Statek record in the The l11SQ drops W1nSt11l'l- CIA.-1 Southern Divmon to 2-1 Smith is now happened was, 11-1- 100 many mistakes. said after the zamel aved dumb and rr' '. it mistaluw e agalfx' 'ot vxafdagaent out ,aeu on every one whlle John- 3-11 ir K1w0 'a1- . . f' - ' Le11mY..1nw haw- one division game left N'llil Shaw and 1h1- Golden Bulls muah pla 1 Fayetteville State. If WSIS wins its final league game o 11 o 1? 1 7 7 8 l'!-15 IMCNQ11 kltkl kick! UBS! IYOVB W111stor1-Salem 511510 Johnson C. Sm-111 JCSiDukes 45 nun! veturn JCS-Cerler 1 run 1McNei1 JQS-Gibson ll run 11.162 111-1 1 McClary d i d n ' t good day at quar- Wallace continued. was throwing the hall a crowd and didn't hi1 me man. I decided tn stick '1 him instead of goin: with XDUDL fl1lJl - 1. er wSSeDav1s 50 pan 'rom 1611261 JCSfL1de A1 pass from 5511063 Ji?-Du'-n A pass from Camp 1MnNeil MtC1arv tum Carver tnass 1-nrlerl WSS' chances for a 1.1111 1111119 111111 nnlv -15 Sec- 11111'i- lelt In the l'l!'Sl half. 1111 a thtrd-and122 situation at the Lenoir Rhyne 47, M11-ce Nl1:l1hirter took 11 handoff 4111 :1 111'll executed draw pla1 11'11l bolted Clown the left -1111-line for a t0uchcl111v11 tn 11111 1111- Bears up 151.11 at 111- lL'l'l'IlliNlf1ll, l,1-11f1ir Rhvne xc-1111-tl for a T17 yard field goal 111 Tommy Row nn its fiiwt -e1'1eS of the xPL'1lf1d half But 11 got a 111 u C 11 tl 0 11' n on 112 111111 11 1 Robinson ed 0 bat'k1to-hack di p as to Jhn yards in nnly two plays fm' a quick touchdown. After that, Lenoir Rhyne capitalized on two Ram errors to get its final two scores. Early in the fourth quartr-rd Winston-Salem's M c t' l a r 1' leaped into the air to am-mpt a uimp pam h11t came dnun XK'llh0llt the hall, 1.1-nnir Rhyme 1-ecrwered, and l1!0l1i2lf'S later, Sllhitlllllf' f1tl21lI'il l'h3C'k Mikr Everett f111li01'i 1l1r- 1'-n11re Ram d1'fr'11x1vc 111111 hy h1111tlc21:1r1Q See Lenoir, P. BZ. Cnl. 6 X011 pionshm 11ill he 1101-1cle1l 111' si vote nf the coachef. 1 JKT If ins 16-I3 Sbecial to TM Journal and Smvlncl GRICHNSBORO, N, 1' - .N inet-1n1n1:te R-yard t1111cl1111111'11 pass from a1I1ne q1111rt111-lurk l,e0x1:1r1l R1-lsforcl 111 krm St:1nt1eld p1'11pell1-d North Carnlzne AST into firft place in the Mid-Eastc-rn .P111111-tic Conference as the Xzsles .Qank Mormon S1a1e Cnllece 16-13 S?ltlll't'i3X'. S1art1nL' nut 111111 n hang, l'l'lw -A,,,.,..i -,-1, , .1 , r' 1 ,, 17,1114-11 l1.11L. 111 111 l111.1. 11171 111111- 111 111.11 .1110 'llll' l l srrnnd low 111 1111 -0.1-1111 ' 111 itll 1n11-1 1l111e11111.1l text 111th E111.1l11-111 1'11- trrrlay. 'ight end B1111111' CRl1ill4'l' 1- mm 8 35.13111 1131. 1111111 '1 idell llt'Cla1'1' in the lf-1' 'ner nf the end fone 111 lllf' l.1111 ll i11.',1l11'1l1 111111 1l11'PPf 1111- ill -1 11:11 1111 11111 11.111 ltlll 1:1111 l1n1 ll 1l-111- 111'1111'11,11111- 11111 half for 1111111 .12 fl'1lil!' 111112111 their 11 1'111'Q fivr tarrl line and R'1vr1r 'YZ 1013 1? 111110 fl 11 O 0 6 11.1, rv-11,1 11, 11,71 in the firwt quarter. with cnn1er1f1d ,1 llnlland tal1 '111 1'11Il01.11n, a 1n1e1'141-111111111 111' .1 191114 .lt-nkinx pav KAI 1- 111111 31 In lhe 'on- l.1'l'f'll1P and 7-1 I1Y1'l'Ril 11h1le Nl11111L1r1 111'11pp0d 111 QQ' 3111 fi 3, N'O'Qd1 fd! N I ' ' 1 A K191f1a A Y ? 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F5 H-Mule ' ' ng WI NNW ' Ullqm Qpgj l I X 5 lk.. 5 HXDJBIWW 1 M 'P I The Mighty Rams The Rams tront line was rated among the best In the nonter- ence. Dubbed The Mlghtv Rams bx sportewrrterx ID presea- son columns, Sandx Smrth, Earl Wrlltams, and Arthur Chavtous terrorrzed opponents all year long Combrnrng muscle with qurclxness and good shootrng, the bug three complemented each other. On the defensixe boardy the Rams were able to take the ball down qurckly, and set up Coach Carnes patented fast break. On the ottense, earth was a potent sforrng threat - each led IU scortng at one time or another, JJAJA. IAAAPWCHVS 1973 p-1-I, tr-il - --W M5 .772 ,-, - -N -5 Z .+I Q 235 11 Q3 'Ts U ua F5 'cn V5 CW I UNI F' GJ .C The Rams' Wrestling Team Wrestling is on the verge of becoming one of the most popular sports in the Rams line-up of athletics. Outlining the Rams first year in compe- tition with some outstanding perform- ances were Clarence Cox, a freshman from Smithfield, N. C. He has gone thus far undefeated with a 3-O record, and has 2 pins to his credit, Terry Skeen, a fresh- man from Thomasville, N. C. has -l wins and only 'I loss, and has a total of 4 pins. Finally, Curtis Phifer, a sophomore from Charlotte, N. C. has won 4 matches and lost only 2. Coached by Baxter Holman, the Rams' wrestling team should become one of the great powers in the CIAA, 111 ww A powerhouse of muscle and strength 1..- 2-'4:. 7' 1 - .4 Q 4' 4 C. -C.- hs. 1 1,1617 'lt ' P. i ,I l l l l rl l F. 237 -4-.LA The Rams' Tennis Team li' pt L? ,YA 4? ,i-Q, .,..LT W. '41 5 I Tennis at W.S.S.U, was on its way up as this issue of the Ram was on its way to press. A small squad, with improved coaching and facilities, had the campus buzzing about the glowing prospects which faced the team and Coach Hugh Smith. It appeared that VV.S,S.U. was once again to loin the powers in the tennis world. i TFT' if . KI K, r ' ' id! ,,. ,. 5.f4Vf!'! A ' ',,4f ' ln-09' ,.-.11- -' ...fu- ' ' ,.-7 A -..4 90: 1 , ., , - s .-- Huy Nm' hi-Il Iinwund Skinner Pop Bullock Ji f' L J, I I I Linwood Skinner, who was runner-up in the CIAA Tournament in Hampton Va. last year, enabled the Rams to finish in 4th place among 'I5 CIAA Colleges and Universities. He will be a strong candidate for making the All CIAA Tennis Team for 1973. .t I 0 Q 0 - me ' Coach Smith prepares them for rough competition EX Michael McCoy 5Xxss On the shoulders of these lads, the 1973 Tennis Team, rested responsibility for the Rams to goin the powers of the Tennis world, Nsss-sissy X .Y l , n K Y lr 'X-55 ',Yf'vl-' 0 1 Q1 XF ' X3 . L , f l A Of. , ,, 1 , o . ' V 0' of' fl 1 .. .H-,Ty ' m wa' .' ' , . 1 .U - I ' Ml, x , la . Hifi .VU 74432-. .. ll 4 x . Y , 5' 'Q 1-nc ,par 4. ,.. .f X 'I s .. 5 1 A , 1- +5015 XL. Q5 mx V' RX' vu . J- 'T-ff? ,j .ig 1.' 2 s 'llx - -4, bfi.: , , fx- I Q: x ,, - 1 .Q VIP N I I -. . . l 'Ln 1' I ,X 0 ' . 'J' V ' I5 .1 I-3 at fm One Mile Relay Thomas Little Takes Baton From lerry Harris 116 I, V ,- yggya' I, ,' his 1' out 5 ...4.gzgQ ma 'Q 5' ,ul 'Hx 'UUA w 1 L: s . 1 -lm ,, ' xr r., , . i.z?' M4615 ' F L '5L'.x The Rams' Golf Team x .1 .r ' 1' - i, 'e ,V . 1s.N ,4- n.- 'Q - , J VV S S U reels that they have the team to Wm the CIAA Champuonshup thus year The team has held the CIAA champnonshup seven times i + X '-Ss., Nuk Pac karl! Rnk Cuhlhs'rsrwn Ruin-rl f.1uI:-H 4- Q3-iv!-E K - xi ' HMI Robert Cardell is rejoining the team after a years' absence. He was the most valuable player during his first year. Rick Cubtherson should score among the best in the CIAA this year, Rick is returning from last years' team. This will be Francisco Hardy's third and last year on the team. X F - 4 '91 x.. 4: 4 - 5 .9' The I973 Team X -4 -. ,rs - 'Q V A ,f5i-:- if- 5- '4-ag. , . 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This game was ag t RAMS OPPONENT 6 9 6 35 6 42 37 7 ..W mt f f iiiy f at iii i sssse , is , S ra aaaa l y i rey y a W KW + i S iii in W . +++ iii . iiii X XX 1 l iii W it f i i i i rrsr r isi ii Y ii i A i O Sandy Smith V In Sandy Smith, Winston Salem State University had one of st outstanding an st exciting baske s in a ng time. Instrumental in creating both team spirit and Ram their mo spirit, Sandy was a rare tale d a com Ietel u divid- ers everywhere. Averaging over 2 ent of I h rican credentials 245 ii 4 C Tribute To A Coach Rams Give Gaines 500th Win HAROLD KITT AND IOE HOOKER FURNISHED THE RIBBON AND BIG EARL WILLIAMS TIED THE BOW ON THE NIGHT WHEN THE MIGHTY RAMS PRESENTED COACH CLARENCE BIGHOUSE GAINES WITH THE 500th VIC- TORY OE HIS COLLEGE COACHING CAREER. HIS RAMS TEAM DEFEATED NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL UNIVERSITY, 65-61, FOR THIS 500th VICTORY. GAINES HAS BEEN HEAD COACH HERE SINCE 1946. HIS TEAMS HAVE BEEN DEFEATED ONLY 211 TIMES IN THOSE YEARS. ONLY ONE OTHER ACTIVE COACH, IOHN WOODEN OE UCLA, HAS REACHED THE S00 VICTORY LEVEL. I GREAT ANXIETY AND EXCITEMENT IS SHOWN DURING TENSE MOMENTS OE THE GAME I ON THE NIGHT OF IANUARY 9,1973 I 1 I I I Q h ' - ' v of I TX COACH BlGHOUSE GAINES IAATCHES RAMS BAT- TLE EOR SOOIIN VICTORY OF HIS COLLEGE COACHING CAREER 247 :: 'v ' 1 1 idati110' A I ' - A H ' xv .W ' 'G . I ' ' N' ' + 'xx .I rn- :ff wwntvr Sandy Sr ' ' 1 'V' 1 .n.,..u A :.mpNn..I Rl a zuard l ' l V N 'H H 'fr f-lf -un 41.11 ns 4 smring ml - , - . , . 2 has bca-n an a num: . run 5 1 , M Af' f- ' ---- I Ixgrrngyyjvi mg I -. pm V , y:j,,,-1 W, By R0b9l'f NDSU X Q 'HW 1 rvhmmdmg SYIN Rliifill' I 5 cl' Hvkhas For 18 minutr-Q Rail night, 37 with 14 minuielln + I - 1lf,2'm,4xekufyanlew ,Shaw player! undo- game. 185 .lf-fl' Hy rd -11. umm, bwauw of A EU: I i !l'IfTg'Hlr :xl'l1?dt:'11r:1l0ng:?li?l2iLslTIm::r:. slat. made fo! I VY 3 sun hwy., , Q ,, CMOM2? ML R 5 F Tp ,,,?,,,-,Q , miami. wg: -fn: cnmn N Sim uf P ' vi , , Tw: A g L1 A 0 Q jmm-rl -I 1 ' 'l!I lht' R31 Thi' R21 1 ' 91' fm w. 1. jx ' 1 1 .fx -...K g,,g,,,mg,,fp ,,-' lm!-A..-. X1 I 56 UHIILIW. lillllt' ln I - A xr. -' 1 um ' Q Wm m:'zn,v1-1'sAn1.r: In I C :mu ms .5 I H K . 4 . Ui ,H Hmm. ugmn-QM 14 , ' - '.nr.11, E ' Imwlmx :lawn-. IH lu. D . . t lll' am I XQJHNVID.-rl.x4 -51311 ! 1 . . I H1 'yn mum xt but 1:11-r T - ' 0.1 t ' W' '-N jllIHpL'1S Illlli I ' -4 ' If :A Amr! Um wms xmn incur lmrd f 'f' f 5 , :..-' .,-..N mv Ram, Sandy Smxlh continues to ,MM dm' .Qwnri an JfTle,:7PaF ?n' E X 1 . 1 T 11,1-1 tml: XA-'I' nm: 1- ll'5 1, 'hi' w'n5l0n'53lCm SUN? npvliuun. 5 h a xx' ' rs M pmms I - Y X : 1 W,-.,. ,him :huh N-4.1.1112 mira Gilpnints in Sour 1 gn 045, See WSS, P. 32, ' XX U: CL.unm' zum! Qmfwx as .6 amg U-av? to 'ed ils qllitknc-5 and 1: 1 fwnu ,mm ,mfi li, tl?m,h1 'u iffy 'inept North ,ability In gum! Ari- ghgrfvoson . Lrg :I I ,,,-Mmm - K W 'I mm .uwfpwrmd :mm ln A non- Wm ,,,,, ...,,,. Pwen , ., I1-13 15 , I W SS orfolk Fa ored ln CI ' JDAXLIN . .- xv 'n Vw vim nh. dy fm. M,ln-tlluihgxl,Jing Hubby I.,4l'm'lA 4-un, me Qhlgk X ' 'U W' mrn ro pmnu ' 1 Ama' U1 - ml! 'N' Mary Garbo' ' Q- 9 1 1 lixxliulnl h::N1l'14x:hxLl:3': K . P. I Suv, ' SN awww' if -'ff 1I11'?fU'u!'1lll 5l'Ul'l'f lb n 'ami . The CIAA does not believe in change. M ' 1-f-wx Hmmm 133,-np , y -'wr Winston-Salem Slate and Norfolk Stine were X H N ' 'lfQl,,'x H Q'l'M!'fi., ' i'h 'w'fff IH W-the top teams an the 1971-T2 season and the , D, Wml''HH,U1:fNH..lI:l ' NIJ-'? same mo teams are faxored again m 1912-73. V - W 1. AH., hm. ,.,.,C.1.,.c.'u 'VW ' N . . . X rg 1, in-1 f , .wmSmf balem. hhfwff Mn me Somhern vm 1-.Q ,f Wwmyww.. H tho - Nun' Dlvnsxon. Norfolk State lr the Norlhern l71xls?1QQ H, v JMU mm-HI-IJT mm R. i 2. favorite and IS also pxcked to wm the l -w ,. p,..-k,. ,.,,,,,,,g' 'J f 'Utournament. whu-h would xc-nd them mm the . .N ,W,Q:,1..1.:Q.:.1-.Wt,4-:.fwf1:-gessgxzfm.ia-P SW 1'vf f 'OWU' ll my Hfcollege division NCAA pIe1yox'1's, gfvQv1P'I'0X, Yu - wjmzf a goa!-lending call 1 am f Winston-Salem has f-xc-130110 hack from last X If 'k'l'i'l'1? Qxhanftgfgtntfgmrfe I ' M 1m!fyear's Ieami except Halph Jones. The sta1't'ers and bu EMI QU ,ho buzzer mr . X S bf are, Ear! Hxllxumb. sandy Nmxlh. Harold hxll, is Q gms pn --' ' ' ' ' 'MM , Q Bobby Garner and .Nrtlmr C h a v 1 0 u 8 4 ' rvhw O M, 1d,Sophomures Larry Nhllw. James Pc-mines and ' - , H D , 4-1, gn Marin Belton should plax a lol, The Hams wlll U .U 4 1251 mn' . fdgv play a run-and-shoot mfonse ,s M7 it def? ,, unbeaten :sums -q - iz- pta? - ' ' ' A - x . 1 -- .Q ,ern , ' 7' 3 P ' V ' 1 1 o 71 'yr-fl-3-,.'?k' . 'flfzxl ?fv0:'all M1 'Ifllf Iwgfv ' I ' -' I ff 4.,.., ff-'Qu ,.i,'f. 351. l V ,Q .Seek .Second W m 7 W 1' , ,-,1,,,.'.f.-11 ' 1 f V l 2, n ? In CMA Race ' B M Gm.. ' F I t 00tl ' t Y 'U 1' , X . t. Suu lcplhf r Rama ,uae 1 Ge S 0 , 1 V lC Or . , , ,, 5 s yd mi I'xrs1-plan-0 reams arent bought -V ,g U 'f-amc. sqpposc-d m have problems rolled tm., 1 W j 3 K ln Smlh last-place clubs and our i ' a I J 1 J ' j I 1 B0 Winston-Suk-m Slate had little - 'emu' ' 5 ' 'U A . f L, o do J lf ,lf Q - INES vim- mrouhle with scrapfmy :S V. l U Nvwd , , , 'u Sant Lnvingstune lam night, w n- - 4 W f f ' ' ' V. ning X05-58 ar Whitaker gvm. 5' , I ' .vm thou. I le 15 I . '. to ll 1 an X ,nm A Wnnsr..:,f.:4 V .1 goex after us Wmston-Salem will have the'edge fn' Cl'AA fam':': tgfulhestzxggi mute 5 - N 'f ' Vg third m'.1.:r1 Vw.,l-nClh8fl vwiory in size tonight mosllv because of Earl Mr - -. d 'their lead in me ' , i'r5l :l'1:. 1- 'ig tomghl wmv, :ml it..w-. me-et Shaw at Wallxams and rn division. For :Sl 5 , f Memorxal f1fl1lNL'M.,n , 1l1u'c'1nr'k. 6-7. Robert t a's Bears, it was :ff,A,j'.'ff,.' xfif. The Huw- um Laurin- rnllc-sl starte Y mth su-nigh! con- W: V 3 - ,ny N H fm. burg lnsutuu- :r. :Q H n,qm1cx'. svhool bask 4- hi.- ...Q N 111- 1 1 XV111sIor1-Sulww Q ,I 1 VfN Augustine-A iw 1 ' I W, . N' Rams bea1 X'.rLJ:- L1 S' r fl M Unly g'flflf.fl.elN'l' gilllnl' 111541: mmx v. Hn N TH ' - gl A U: uc u.n1mawxu. nn algamr UR! U lg f. I was mor Hmsgmi 154-All .rm .. um- ' ' 5 pomts know' 'NPN 020 Wm- Md OH v., . I . - ., , ,, , - ,, , N A . . f. , . ' ,V the whole, the Rams did a' 1 mnleumr- ,mm N ,xllhllwfllll , mgulm f-.nncs plans to continue nous wud , b ..... ..g 1 I ' edged 1,m1'1gsmrw257-B14ln am fm-1'111m- umm: ezphl or mnc players as regu- fur k V, A-'D ' I .-.-.. ....,g.1iA :gil game 'l'hursday mghl. 11115 an lim future. N' 21 m'm'E'e5 'M.'l?A M nuumum V .. Q d Margaref Smallwood 1 1 JIU Lqllml 5 a - ! ?i3i X?xm. ,V ' Mdrilyn Wilson UWM dfmowlx ,b Qidie xr' Smith Www JW W f .. ,,f 4 -1 .nf f ,bf . 8 I' nf xx ' 5 Q 1 , x 1 'F 1 K . Q Y-F' if ' 1 I 60'-1 x , a 4 w Q, . all f Thor .fu ' 9vg,4,gq,g,,. . Q ' '24 3 Ritclire jr.: Q' B XL'-N -M' x :P .-' 1 Mona Blackwell .JWM Zn, TPL 9334 'EM 3 .VEIISTA lil 1U U f .41 l its 5 . ' 4 Oo J Smith Jfuffuonidnn QM 11? 5. it 1 2-' 3 K Bren JS 6155 fjpfiuu A s lerllyn jenkins Jim C7211 'Ph 577111 i 1 e Iv JVM Q.. ss ,Q-4,, '--2 aw'- 'J'-'F ' 1' UWM Qgoeulj O Cecelia Q mi? X ',W y s i -S 1 . - JM-ra W8-ffam Nr r 'D 'o J. F 3 HITCH ,3- Marlene , '11 f si 'fn I Eggliston F-fm 4- ai' A A 'fI5 l' -31? apr wr- mga ,Ri I 5 ' E YR W, Q....L.fif 'h....1 , Q , H. N fl' .i Lavonla Wlls ,mt AQMH 'Kn,,,Msn. ,M 'Z I P-' . 1 I fx 1' ' ricia Patterson jam U.flJ.ft . QV Tv' . .2 , -K, Nl N A N., , t J V! M 5. 4 4 if H I 4 t '8 rlie Wy A fm ' V I 'Z , B' A 1 A -7i'vji '- ' x.- ,ff Vi I . I ' S' n.,x. -., ar - , ' 1.9 f' s xl sff. Ruth llargett AGM 5 . --' .11 'Q I vp, fl 4 - N 'S M,-Q' ow' 3 e Alston. H114 thu! Q I -tl A Speakers And Lyceum Guest y -i- W550 lyceum .Yenhs 72-73 GEOQGE F.ixifvOIN NJNIVE RSAL DANCE EXPERIENCE MARCH ' 5 J gi- G il tt, Q I' S Dr. William Pendleton Nh Attnmu C lac ksnn, VIC? Pmsndffnt, Znon Mernnnal V I Mwt tat.-S, largt-xl shnppung plaza on tht' cast coast, Phtla Dept. ot SOClOlOgV Va , X ISIIIIWQ Nm Iurvr IU Blank bustnt--.5 Dvpartnwnt ut Bus- JA 'V IITPNS O X Q.. oi- 1 I --.4 . :.,,' . , - . Wt .tv . M . Aff' . 1 Dr, B, R. Fducation and ,ka X N l Mr VVllIIdlI1'XVlIN 260 Ms. Svlrnd Burkv and Dr. lohn Biggcrs Art Department t A The Sllent Force Behlnd The Scene Mr Fred Burke and Mr Bernell lones- sonnel Ottucer ,-u-I-I'-'- 1 H 4. Mr Alex Barber Manager of Campus Laundry w 2 fr -x ' 453:94 Lx - , A-Q -.QQ 52 'E w ,,, 1 -J'1 fi r ' - Av' I, Ll P Mr. Biffy Walt Director of Upward Bound , Mr. Camel! Ingram, Bus Driver 1 r--1 ' 1 N f i ' I I. If ff r Earneet Thompson M Stockroom Manager or Central Storage gain.. 'GTS-15 ,X 'X 3. 1 1 1 Qt-nt-ral C.i.Ch.irriw1r1 Hamlet E Criore, Din-I for Cart-er Counseling and Placement WinstrinfSaIem State University karl Yena, Manager Training and Personnel Ile-ttflripint-nt Rf-vntiltls Tobar t tm Ciiinpany tit the Winston-Salem State Univ. Industry Cluster The Cluster is an organization within a larger organization, the National Alliance of Businessmen QNABJ. In theory it is com- posed of tll a minority tollege, tll an interested corporation or corporations and 135 a mainstream university. With the idea in mind of all entities sharing facilities, personnel, equipment and expertise, the fifteen 1151 following companies have ioined hands with WinstonfSalem State University in this initial year: Burlington Industries, Ioseph Schlitz Brewing Co., The fxorthwiistern Bank, R, I, Reynolds Tobatto Co., R. I. Reynolds Industries, Sears, Roebuck and Co., International Business Machines IIBMI, Wachovia Bank and Trust Co, NA., Winston Mutual Life Insurance Co., Fairchild Industries, Western Electric Co., King's Department Stores, Hanes Corporation, Piedmont Airlines, and McLean Trucking Co Other industry friends of the University, sumti nf whit I1 are already affiliated with and contributing to existing projects, are expected to soon join the Cluster. The overall obiec tive is the production of graduates from WinstonfSaIem State University vvho are abreast ofthe latest develop- ments in business and industry and who can compete favorably for top level entry positions in the employment arena. ,- sus K Z' Z Q- A an wm- ' Q -rn Si! lxOOl and Int GANG Entertainment ' Attc nclnng classc s labs and letturcs stuclyung lur exams and qulzzesg standrng IU Innes tor reglstratlon meals and games are not all IU stucle nt Inc around Ramlancl The hustle and bustle of College lite Changes nts tempo to a quueter more relaxlng atmosphere xxlth the tultlllms nt ot lazz and Pup concerts that were presented during the year llll MAIORS THE BAR-KAYS x Q 7 cn' 'Nu '-S P T 1' '-'A I If 6 I Xu Q' - ' , .' Ar h - , vs. 'Mp 'L .4 ff? ' 1? ,4 ',,,- -vf SL CHOCOLATE FUNK f' 4.- A.- -.. w ,, ,J an 'Lv 1 . di' 11 .5-.gf A 'v I . E K ,U-il , , L I W Y I N X11 9.3 .Lf V '5 ' ' -f . 5 A ' i ' STE' th I --I : L' -' .7 I . 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This modern concrete, steel and brick structure, named for a former president of the university is centrally Im ated and easily afcessible from every section of the campus, The library building was designed to bring readers and books together in attractive functional surroundings. U Mrs lury H, Bradshaw, Librarian Christmas Party for the Staff j?,,.f,..s ,- f ' E ...yu -GV? ' ,J , ,,-z ' s i X A ' X i Y 1 . :JK 4-f' Within the Library 4 is. Many students in the periodical weekly, monthly, 1 enjoy daily the current news matter made available literature room, The library supplies many of daily, and annual papers magazines, books and other forms of periodical literature. M, ...jf C Z e .-f 11- 5 'TT' A main flovv of student activity centers around the first floor main reading room. Here they spend many hours in research and Group study is available on special sections of this floor and on the second floor. . 4 47' i ffm'-vsjf , -NZ! Xa 1 ,, When Christmas Came ' To WSSU L2 ,ti 272 all fl A vii , fl ,L ' its , .Q ' 43-,, I I V 9 . Yx QFMQ ' i -LPA T- N .. ,Y H! lg' ' b ' El: X -. i y F2 we sf at K --wi -. .. ' . .4 - 5 ' I , Z '. Q Lf IQ -sift?-ff' iv, r 455 I-.ni-fa 6:4121-fi: sa -' .A C ,L '1 56,515-3 .'-4-sia.vf5'xs.4'f P-31-5322 tb --fgfg.. I Christmas Is Kid Stuff The smart guys tell me that Christmas is Kid Stuff. . . Maybe they've got something there - Tvvo thousand years ago three wise men followed a star across a Conti- nent to bring frankincense and myrrh to a child in a manger. This year many of the organizations tried to get back some ol that Kid Stuff by bringing a little Christmas into the lives ot a group ol local kids. The children'5 Christmas party, the highlight ot several of the campus fraternities winter activities, demonstrated that not all of college is books and beer. There are those who Care, ml O A 'L s 1 it-' lu. 1 1- bf .?. l ,cf 1 v 47 f 1 V' --A--H. A QEEIQ' ' Q A rv 4 273 Y ' Al I A y - 4' 'W I ,. .CA : ld 6? if 1- 'E' 9' .va 5 , I 9 , 4 W 1 4-' , ll f 1 ' 'gl W' , V X-mr fu. J' ,Sf 3 , Q . 1 -n A . v' - if J 3, ' 3.7 I X ' , -f-'W' ,-J' ' ' -Qi Y' H -,f,.-' -1 If I gxovv- EA --:...- F2 .wu- T E212 1 ,,,-- ... 1 . . , ., v 1 ei- L Y I3 4 E 1 if fi 5 Z' ' In . I . if H sn, 5 i 'I Pu . 5- I W 1 4 1 I N l 1 1 , FJ - Y' uf, ,1 V. . in 1 1 A Tim To KX Aff' W X . X X fix e ef 1. wif' Q . K R 'rtaf' Q 1 L r n , . sl M- fg' X-'VKX W I gn.. S - 'W ' I J v M N V 1 Y A 1 ' . Q.. E dy S f B 0 0 k s t 0 r e ' n MUM- . Q. r ,Z, Jvvs K t s 1? r A-ff jd A ? 1 4 ...Q TITENORTHWESTERN BANK fi, 1 L . Y ? n .- 1 'W I vi' -431 wisp. ,B 'Vu W, -. ,1 4 . I W A w , 'D N ' ,sk 7 1 gmffv. I. I1 '-f ' ' '1 - 4' 'X ' V 5.91 X, . , ,..., ' ' ' - Q I ,h ,- 7 R 'N , l.,,. . .xxx .J N 7' Il '. U + . gy., ' 'I 1 I! 1, . I , ' 1'--3 W 7 N I I H i' bv if ' . 1 N . If f f Ph W N :SN- ui n 1 f 4-0- .74-f eil r I n S5- 1' at-will nw an an 'mx' and sw. n -1 Y ily- yy ff A , A 4 an F4 ' .wpnilgg A an ' , QI' 'nn L 3 212-,411 - f gm l ' ' gnu --mi - , gunmen - l . .4 -aww ' I flllunldl ' msn:- I -U If r 02 il xx I u , R Taf- c,,nuuls mum 91 nv' , ' lvl' W 'agua ge... 'Q f,--I 3: ',......fw an - e ,,. .1 33,3 nus::l1g nl Ill 6 - 'lvl' ' Q Qltllil all-' 3 vuusum X1I'.l'1 'QUIK , Q.- I Q. is :yum A -X' X I I' if 1, K ' 4 L- , X V S .0 - .. . V' ti Illia. 5 - gk K N, . I I . ' 1 ,,i'-1-r 1 ., Q V 'Q . LX yi x 6 ll x XI -x I -'I . 1, 1 ,- N S FOOD SERVICES PER S, Y- +451 V 'er I .luv 'wr l 1 xi , -5? is E 1 g 'G 2 I '1- ' Q, I 4 . X 1 I W 1 ,J 'n I nj' my 1 3 v LH: nj 5 Y 5 - if ix R ..., gf-if X ' D . V .,I V ' -f'a41.- Q 5' ' - dr'A,f4 - xv- 4 Q ' I 5 fl- r'5' -. 1 9. . , wwf! -x .-. 4 'T Nx- I ' IN 1. , I n 2 f f . , 4 ' W ' v--. -' 1 I N 9 i 1 w Y 1 n K 1 N 1 x I H. ' f. ', 'r ' V rv GQ' V X j j nr ' '-1 , In X! I 40,1 15 N15 KL-'- 'V 5, 'N-sa f-:ai ' ' 1 li, Q--M - .. .ff .1- ML, ka'- I , gf N.. S 4 .,, Jv-A . . 5'-f-r 7, Q! . 'f I is , 11 I . 1 'J f .X Q ?'- 15 IL ww' W X , I 'r - 0 rs,'T u'. 'Tv-qw' I ' 'I The l Health Center i M i Mei Dr. Rembert H. Malloy University Physician Mrs linda C Bfiyri Mrs, Mary S. Marlin Mrs Gwendolyn A. Coins Qi hun! Num- Sr howl Nurw Snhcml Nurse db I hx mn x l 1 xxx i 1 ll ML M Sh IN l Congratulations l , it l l l , 4 ,ISL . ...sw .. ., Z? . 'F .iff . ., , -iw.-q T ,L ,Q -fi' ll l i L 4 L -0 I The Nursing School l NURSING SCHOOL IS ACCREDITED The School of Nursing here at Winston-Salem State University received notice on December 8, 1972, that it l had been accredited by the National League for Nursing, the national accrediting agency for schools of nurs- I ing. Earlier this year -in September - a three member accrediting team from the league spent four days on N the university campus, and the league used their report, along with a self-study report from the school itself, as the basis for granting accreditation. This was the first visit made by the league, N The university has had a nursing program since T953 and currently offers a four-year program leading to a l baccalaureate degree. l 3 The school is also accredited by the State Board of Nursing, and its graduates are qualified to take the board's tests for registered nurses. Mrs. Mary S. lsom, class of 1957, is the Dean of the School. +4 l Qui l A i i I -N4 T De an Mary S Isnm 'efv J . Members nt tht- Nursing Staff 288 Building And Ground Personnel rx ' 1 N, f S W r I ,f a -f lim ,- r r ', A ...-4 4 'fl is-Q Mr Henry CI'Il'Vfl.ldf1d Mr Hugh Srnrth KR! discuss current problems that confront the A Qrevv darly ' fa' X N ,N - , .v ' A '- E 'N fb fx Q n f ' .Tyr ' f A ' . Mr. loseph B. Walker Supt, of grounds. .' ' I it ' Q ' E. . , uf h 'Y Q J A 'ip ' H.. Y X, I I - Q XR x ' . . ' X . . N I g Y w ' .1 A' 1 . K mx: .l bk - -L Mr Issac Wrlaon, Rolwrl Pvlomon, Wrllm Robinson, Otls Floyd, Archle Love, Theodore Blarr, Wade! Clvnn, Mdxrnnlfiy Tue lwr, lames Boozvr, and larnrs Hyman. i, +, f 'Y 1' r , X xx Mfg lrrrrllr- liwrry MRI Nupr-r'vmrr ol Housv- kc-vpvrs. Nha Mdrrr- Rvul, Alum Nur-s, Br-vllm VVrIxrm. lhnsy lord, Ihrlxala Dfw:-r, .md Mary Iivrrxxn VO 1 pb' f Jn Q. 0' ' L M- . 'iam' , . . xx 5-N l 'X , , I ni, .4 E5 I X if I 'N ,,-ri 'A 2 1 f' xx, f Z 3 'av ' H 'n 1' , - . ffm! A 1 1 V. ' ff, ,I f AT-I 1 ' 1 fx' ff I X X K- H a N VX lx i lb- I N E l lgiwl' lv S - aa Q X 23 xx! -. -L.. T N, f !. I Wu--Q U S LET ME TEIL YOU ABOUT LAST NIGHT -' ' 'Q A - ' 5 ' f 'W' nf 'f' A r fijrq W-,Q ,- 4' ' , 'lv -cg ' A.Mf '.u A . ' ' ' A 5 , 'r I ,..x:K,0':f' liivnhlwi 0 0 3 , ' S Kg ,, 1 , ' O ,5-'aw 't 5 ' ff, Fifi 1 xg, '? .' 1'-H: . 5' ' 3 I tx ,QQ - A ' K ilk!55?9 5. s ' , p N- - 1 x , -Q - - ' x-ml :W - What would Plcaggo do? VVOVV HERE C0rv1ES 5UPERFLv f-i5-F -T xg-Y 53 1- ,- gy-1. . . A gi. lf? l'5 6 L Two plus one equals three i Pigs I ':'5I:I' 1. ..?:.5,.' X ffl., 1:-,-QQ: ff ' . T T '2 1 . Q I K A -Q. l PASS THE CMCUP 29 Q I , K Q , Q i C' VVOMANS llB IS FOR THE BIRDS Dorf! you dam lake 'IW' WV I dm 8 ball IIN tha- ugrnvr : 3 ,- -- A A 'U fr? 1 7 f -. ' '- . 4 an 4 1 '. 4' f l I-,H . 1. Qin, ' . ,F 'Q 'a 4 sg Y: 1 ' 5 7 294 ff'N '7 Nf' VVcwull dn ll my wav l 654 X 1 X 1 Xl 45 X! QQ Q, +02 X RBOOK STAFF 295 'RX-1 av X X X Q NORFOLK MS N Q. xc' 1' , .I f f - , r 1, f-an . ,, N X Qu. x 'ina' 1 ,fy in tiiEi,j Ij ,f 1' ' , QQ? 45 - f'f'rx! mx , qv!! 1:-:- M N549 '25, A A vyxdirqf' Yu, ff, .A , ,xg - 1.1. ' 'x X A '-g.,-U ,huf '- :.'2.:..N:L'71 Q x .. Y . .1 rf ' N 0. , 'v A ' -I 32 4 J. C 5-Q-Q, - fe ' -E lrlxfiz 9S 'wf I 'vim . QQ Ll 'A r .- J' ' W 'a ' . .:5.,j - '- f -1f :f-yfffzffirI11:sf,e-1-1:51214 .-V:-315121215 2-'-' qixiaiigilxl'-1 '-'- A N .:,1.1,:2::3:-'-Gzl:-2:4'.: - , .: ..:-.'7'-i'::12:22 ' 535.211-'A ?'.' ' 4' - ' A l . , G, -. V1 au. .fi 'i' film.. vf' . J ..'4 ff - Y Fireman Valerie 2 'r Li Y fx XX 5--.-4, 5-N 3 ' 1? U' h 1 ,4 ff w 1 1 a I . A 1 A 141 . . Y., ti if I L l 'Q 1. u Iohn Ma Brakeme 1' ' 1 H 'i .1454 Teacher Corps. With Interns In Training ' Y' QA! il. Ei' I' Q3 Ll- v , S i 2 Educators Of Tomorrow 2 , so , 2 , 1. 1 .T 4 J .P . M MW ge,-f-J ra 1 ry ' Amr ,,,r ' r . .147 I, 5 . J , T r r o l0l 3F'f4+,-- ' 1 4 ' . ' - W ' ,' ' f r T ' . N flat Wt I fl' -, 1' x . ' f. ' 0- H W Ju. J , V vi I U x 9 - J , v ' iff!-mf E i 1 l i 4 aw ik ,J ' ' 1 ' A ' X ji X S 'af f A colors I.. B .I 1 ' l I IRL 'ia G!-mln, mll Q-fi !HllQFw1!'5 9' -. . 'fi-Q, 4s Q KOOIIIALL f-if l Q llli The Enrichment Center, a laboratory for self-directed learning, provides stu- dents many types of media, which they can use to make their out-offclass study more exciting and helpful. Tapes, sound tilmstrips, games, programmed texts and kits stimulate creative activity that makes learning enjoy- able for students. Freedom to create their own materials is encouraged and many have gone into dimensional studies that have been very rewarding, Enrichment Center to have Students also go to the group discussions before a test, to listen to a lecture on tape that they had missed, to find music to study, or to find ideas for making class reports different. xl rv- I ' fa 'rs x r 1' Q Lina Dr Hazel Nlauglt- Direcliir and Mrs ,Nlaurite lohnsriri Assistant Dire: r disc us neu maihine JRR ff XJ ,W Ht' 5-1. . A r Students learn to type by means of tape F ' . Students listen to a lecture, as X xx I I Students mug A ' X q 4 i O practice foreign languages 4 l - -' 301 junior l Music Program 4' 1 Iln-mx .mmf Xgr5xv4--Lnlnm ' I'r.evmt.4Imv.m1uilkulvlxxrvwy 4 NIL nivnls vrllnuhlu-ml lu Ilwu- rf-1111414-I -l SILHir'l1YN lusvvvllug nlwtln-:vm Immi ms wv Xls 'N 4 W .U 303 Humanities Art, Music, And Drama 34 li 1 wx 1.,- if -Yi -fs : , LX . J.. iii 'M N 'f'- -Y, , .,, a.-+ 4 rs. .a' ' Q' YJ- ki S b 5 L '14 1 3 .A rs C Q 1 x G 1s 'lf- r 0 N x ' 1 ' 1 vw xx its P 'X 4. Q! X Q . E iff 1 .ai- v . N z l ' S1 465 uf .4 45' 9.4 Rf 1' ,.: X ,.. -..L :ze , '- ,Q ,,, i- ni 3' 1 ' 1' 1 S 'Qu Qui' ' 1 : ' L f 1 Q l.-X - A . -G Q . l I - I' ,v . S' 0X N - I L .L r 1' s f P Jr- f ,, F : ' K 4 ' 4 N l '- ' w 7 1 1,1 X'2n?fIes - ' Lg -x 5? F 'ai gjf ' 1 -i Myw? xr, ' V, . -,L 1.1 . ' if 53934 'f ga Q . 9 if x 'L i l l l i i l Ill l l ll, l i l i The 3 Seasons A WSSU Students tind thetnsi-lxes inxolxed xx ithl many estrafurri- tular at tixitles Pledging- belonging tt1t'lt1l,mS and organi- Lillrttts Studi-nl lite also exolxes around the relationship ot stu- dent with student dorinitorv Ining, dating and athieving in at adernit , slit tal and t ultural atiairs. Fall Is attending tootball games, preparing tor Hornetorn- ing, and adlusting to rigid schedules after a summer of relaxation Winter Despite all of Its negative attributes, weather, fold and short days, winter still in the college Community is one of the most delightful periods in the college year. We developed a closeness which c about in the wide open spaces ot ould not have Come tall and spring, and because ot these situations we buckled down In the real reason we tame to college , . , lt's a season ot serious thinking , , a season ot' understanding . . , and a season ot basketball, Spring The ttgtirs ot tall preparation and passed then tame spring, without est and most pleasant season ol the Unix' tear The hustle .ind bustle ot tollr-ge lite a quieter, more relttxtng atmosphere. obit-r taxes t Iear, and the hlsnoxxlerlget t . impart xxe re in the mood tor t ollt Iltotigh the days are longer, but slip lar too quit lsly the time tor ttlrninr-nrt ant dream tor most, but otlen, the gr drab ot winter had question, the happi- Wtnston Salem State thanges its tempo to Our year is set, our -xplosionn has had its rw. axxav tar too rapidly, 'ment arrives, a pleas- adutttintg senior tates the ext-nt with mixed etnrittrrtts who wishes to tom- lllt'lt'tfJll!'Hl',dlWflXVl1lltlfH'SlW!l,lll.QlWl tlien lor srwttte, spring is the season lor liiltillrnent, tor others ti lireak .along the road ot preparation JOB 3' ' 'Q gf - 4 P Q : .I -1, I av yl Student Counseling Center W HY COUNSHINC' i Perhapa the he-Nt way lu nllmtrdtv the lytnds ot mum t-rm ll xxhtth are tltstttsv - , , - l the statements which hate hee-n rnadv lay atudents. I'd luke tu take a xocattonal aptttttde test l want to ttnd out about mywlt ly You know, I lust can't get along with , , l QQ t I wonder what I really want to do wtth my lite. y. l'd luke some help ID choostng a mayor, l feel scared and depressed. 'CI lust teel kind of empty ll'lSIdQ,H l need help with my marriage. l l l Group Sessuons -5 7' 1' l J l Dr Wwmte-n tllwtus-t-5 prrrterlurt-N xxlth Nltsf- Prtdgtfh and Maw ldt kwn Rent t tr t tl rd df nlttlt'mIr..al Pwr! 309 is-X 'if-1 Am gl? V'!-- 1 2 ,Q I F291 S if L A f -. f Xxx X X51 J 1 h X1 . 1 K X . 1 ,- ' 1, x .- f x JTQ4' ' QJQ, 1 I . -, YL: !.,, .7 g ,,4f 1 X A 1 . ' 1 -lllv 'L 1 Q W. ' 1 Eg. Y' f N qlklll fnxxxn IHIUU aww' Q x . L, - fc 1' 1 4.4. s XX 'YG-4 , . And Now V 'g 4:-3' , s.N-'---vw. Q.. X I . J . .,,, -I 1 f. 'l-'.'lfx VA 4, .I ' I, a,4..v' 5x'uTfA . A.'. 9 ,I up 1 P 1-ilfiu' lay-J' .Tx Y, 4' f' A . J . WW f W -lk' 54? M1 ' ' ' -:CA f' 'Ei' ' 5 gx1'w.r!f-l 1 f . , .5 A Qu' ,JJ 'fx xak A vL,jQx a? if X - , A 'T ., '. 1 4? 5 - ' . -m .'.f+-i 1'--f 'En ' H, 1 . f pf ,Q 3. Q 4 N274 I f 7'2w 50 - '.- Lp, SNMV-k . A 'W r V QS' ,!,!' in -,,A :IDI K' Lf 'J '- A 7 . 'F I 1, 4 . . . Our Student iDays Are Done e V ' H vi uf? 6 - L. 5, .ug r ' ., 'z ,. J 2 -,.! . A- 'L' 4, 42, Fr ' . --gl I ,K ' ' : lf 3 ' , -' '- X ' 31 ' I .',,. ' .34 A Fah- P1- 7, x :Eff f f x, I f' 305- 'X 111 1 1 I 1 111 1 l. 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 I S I 1 1 1 1 t f. sf K WY '- u 1 D . KAL i . 1 .Q .1 ' 1 5, 1 fi 1 I N 1- f r 1,1 --'- I .N N Y . 53 v K 1 C . :ASP gp r V I r 'X 2 ' 2' 'S J! 1 Q Q 'if 8 1 'Q' 1 1 I ,1! . ,, P 3, A, 1' , 5 If I 9 4, 1 O ' 1, ' Wx X ' df 1 4 ll in Y J it UM' ry ,., Q? . V 2? ff- ff 9.9 ,Lu-Q. .ii X41 . 5 x lh XX INVION NAI FM NTATL -n.. WINS LUN SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA 2'IlIj ,V - Winston-Salvm 5181? Hniurraitg 1. ,IRES was I 4 V I X'-..,m Of :re a lhe Cbimreflor Greetings: T ersity Family is indebted to the Senior Class and to the Class Advisor, Mr. Roland Watts, for this excellent yearbook. It portrays Winston-Salern State University in a most acceptable way. he entire Winston-Salem State Univ ' This book was designed to provide the reader and viewer with a picture of life as it is h on t e Winston- Salem State campus. It highlights the academic areas but reveals also that We live in a community which ap- preciates lt cu ural events, sports, beauty and fun. I trust th other students will cherish this yearbook through the years as a reminder of some of the most pleasant days of their lives. at members of the Senior Class and Since14ly, 0 I fr slew II Mu A Ke neth R. Williams ancellor IQNIVIRSITY is I uvnsmuenr insrnuruvn of ch: UNIVERSITY OF NGRTH CAROLINA 5 Alma Mater As we go forth from old State U. A song of praise we sing to you, And praises to the memory Cf days at State University. Thy sons and daughters bring thee fame Through knowledge which we here have gained Exultingly we raise thy name, O Winston-Salem State University. As we go forth from old State U. Good leaders we will always be. And care for all humanity As you've taught us, State University. In all we do we shall proclaim 'o all the world thy enduring fame, As we go forth we praise-thy name. O Winston-Salem State University. lg.-5 ., '-.tin . 11 'bl?'gg.j. K Qfiyll' -,ig.'i3'- . 1 I IB N fwu n ,YL KINGTON ' UR . D'-p lf' noun' Amo mov womans mc ouonn mom H7 OHS Jn vu en. na om mnllllnnlng ',fj2,'.j:'fg1f' Z1, ,f,', SHOPPING CINYER :win mom no ruo ,o,,,,,,Q Awhum ,V 'mn ,dm Huggy. Cnr!! CLIANING uawlunls HOOI C CUSYUM MAI!! '1'N:'1:s:'::' NG SERVICE PHONE oul own umous 37-an mg? I I. 125-OSH E mr - ' is - 411 XTQILZT2 I' I ' j I C PM . W... IN UNE!! 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Herts' '3 ImI..,.Z6 m p . -riff?-I L D--I M- 725 5407 un u nun sv Ill vm gm SU If: me Inoscx?-I-6:15 Ufgnlfz , ' '. 'I-f'f.:':ffI'11 ' r h'M ,,,o,,,,,n AUYOMOVIVI luuunuc surruu ,.,,o,0G,, ,,, HlU 'i ,gg SEAT BUILDERS F now v'i.' N -runncn 593555 HARBOR, ...E Avymfpfff W0 I A- ' J d X' wmgz m.U.-:0v.w.a'f:r: X A' '2ul :'f ' ' on v-'JN1 y I MAIIOWAII ,,,I,uL5:l,,:',:,,, I K 5 ',, 1.2 I l'1 X I ' ' B F I IIIIIII-.c3':2:'I'g::2W ik ' . ' , 'S' IA W All Ctunlll I lnA1nun-una YJ ,,,,,, ,.,,,,-,.,,, 6 765-6440 01-1 U-0 ll V! W 1 if-IN 121' IIILA- vulvutl M-fu C-.' . Uh. Q , . lui, Noll momma uno scam: cn-rwf, g0U,,.,,..y MCU, IILM I-uocmm., 3I7Q-'I 1 ' - I- Z- I QI I I :nun 1 nl an A I I Al i llf I I .J THE ALUMNI AT WORK '-tin it will the Alumni Association has played an important role in the University's history and growth. In every uiritIi'rt.ilttng or the institution, graduates have joined forces to make its influence felt throughout the nation. Today, as the Untwrsiti fates a more demanding future, the WSSU Alumni Association stands ready and able to continue its .-itorts and support in building a more colortul heritage for this great institution. WHO IS THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION The Winston-Salem State University Alumni Association is composed of graduates and former students of Slater Industrial School - WinstonfSalem Teachers College - Winston-Salem State College - and Winston-Salem State Uni- xersitv lt ont- has attended any of the above for any amount of time, they are considered an Alumnus of what is presently known as Winston-Salem State University, WHAT IT DOES Promotes and Plans such activities that will support the VVSSU objectives. Plans and Promotes such activities that will maintain continuous communications between the Alumni at WSSU. Plans and Promotes annual programs that will bring the association together for both business and social purposes. Discovers, refers and supports high school graduates who may have good potentials for attendance, Promotes community activities that will first contribute to the betterment of the community and secondly to a better understanding between community and University, ANNUAL ACTIVITIES The Association offers SCHOLARSHIP help to students who have been accepted to matriculate at WSSU. During the year, the Association holds its ALUMNI BALL either in October or November fwhen Miss Alumnil is crowned, and the Alumni Cabaret and dance. The big event, UNITY DAY, is held in March. This has been held in different cities throughout the country. May is the time for ALUMNI DAY, This is the day that the Alumni Business meeting is held on the campus and officers are sworn into office. THE ALUMNI HUT Located on the campus, we have office space on the first floor, and on the second floor, we have sleeping quarters and a meeting room. These are used by the Association for meetings and sleeping quarters are used by alumnus who OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATIO President I , , , , .... Clarence leep lones Vice-President ,,,,,, ,,....,,.... I ames larrell Recording Ser retary .,, ,,,... Faye Carter Treasurer . ..., , , .... Susie Hilliard Exec utive Secretary ., .,.... Etta Hill EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEMBERS Susie llilliaril Clarence lones lualgia Alrorn lost-ph lowi-ry Anne Motz 316 Marshall llatrslon I awrent e Starks, lr Ciiltlott Wall C li llauser Margaret ltltnonrls .Nlilltartl Boss Robert liotter H, A. lackson Henry lones, lr. Iames larrell loseph Daniels Palmer C. Balsley loseph Nichols Helen Morrison Dorothy H. Worthy Edwin L. Patterson Etta Hill Geraldine Smith Theresa D. Hargrove Viola Morris Faye Carter Roland Mclfiiright Louise Smith ARA FOOD SERVICE CO. Winston-Salem State Univ. Kennedy Dining Hall THE PEOPLE PLEASERS Telephone 724 3554 Complete Catering Service For All Occasions Al s Cleaners COU RTESY OF Thmway Shoppmg KELLY Center orricf MACHINES Q .5 ,my CLEANERS N C I LAUNDRY I 163 S St atfo d Rd Murphgfs Cleaners Kay' Cleaners S' 53 9 College Plaza Patterson Avenue Shopping Center ll ll I IIYYII Cllhlllll! O ' ' Ill ICI!! Clllllldf IVIIUI 0 Pill. flfll I ' , nc. . r r . Win on- I m, N. C. L - - - - 1 - 3 , V i i i V i i i I Y I i i I Y Vu A respected medium guarantees an attentive audience 73569: .u.. qywxvfk ' . gxb :,1, ' ' , -:ff 6134 Wm zFiDAY EZF5ENm:,,Mve'.. -,.v - , ' ,, ,A g 'ef . .-lf, Q 2 F:--T?g.L.iG1i5L-353'i XS? -Q' Z' MQYWFP' ,fn-nf' an ' . ON-S93 ...i-1,1 iete,-415 'NT f ' ,rd V' Ku' ,f.-t-Pte? :knee --. IEE H-ffjfegfi' 53' i K' 'aiifif ' ..4 , , quid-1- ' me ,, 1: ?7x6f1-i1 Wln'1:3' 57535955 ..-ME? 'f , V-tif- ,A f 4. X tug '-'V ' tv f WINSTHIV-5All M .IHIIIIIVA M0 SHI IIVH f x4S2,,,,,X I! 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