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VOLUME FORTY-FOUR 

OF THE 

AYANTEE YEARBOOK 

NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURAL AND 

TECHNICAL STATE UNIVERSITY 



EXECUTIVE BOARD 



Tamara Bowden. Layouts 
Mrs. Carrie H. Drake. Typist 
Troy Fisher, Head Photographer 
Stephania Mason. Layouts 
Perhaps Penn. Typist 
Victoria Privott. Layouts 6c Planning 
Lawrence Sherrod. Photographer 
Haven Umstead. Managing Editor 
Mr. Ralph Brown, Photographer 
Mrs. Dorothy I. Bailey. Adviser 




TABLE OF CONTENTS 

Page 

INTRODUCTION 1 

COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES & SCHOOL DEANS 28 

FACULTY 10 

AWARDS RECOGNITION BANQUET 12 

WNAA RADIO 14 

DEDICATION 16 

STUDENT LIFE 17 

SENIOR CLASS 32 

UNDERCLASSMEN 57 

ORGANIZATIONS 96 

HOMECOMING 124 

SUPPORTIVE SERVICES 163 

HONOR'S CONVOCATION 207 

DEPARTMENTAL CHAIRPERSONS 221 

NEW HORIZONS 228 

SPORTS 241 

ADMINISTRATORS 281 

MARTIN LUTHER KING. JR.. OBSERVANCE 286 

AFRO-AMERICAN HISTORY MONTH OBSERVANCE 290 

WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES 

295 

STUDENT DEVELOPMENT 302 

GOVERNOR'S EXCELLENCE AWARD 320 

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 324 

INDEX 326 



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CENTRAL 

ADMINISTRATION 
STAFF 



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DR EDWARD B. FORT 
CHANCELLOR 




Dr. Edward J. Hayes 

Vice Chancellor for Academic 

Affairs 



Mr. Charles Mclntyre 
Vice Chancellor for Business 
Finance 



Dr. Sullivan A. Welborne. Jr 

Interim, Vice Chancellor for 

Student Affairs 



Dr. Norman Handy 
Vice Chancellor for Develop- 
ment and University Relations 




Dr. Dorothy Alston 
Special Assistant to the Chan- 
cellor for Administrative Affairs 



Mr. Benjamin Rawlins 
Special Assistant to the Chan- 
cellor for Legal Affairs 



North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University is a state supported, co-educational institution. The University was 
established as the A. and M. College by an Act ratified by the General Assembly of North Carolina on March 9 1891 

The University strives to provide an intellectual environment where students may find a sense of identification responsibility 
and achievement that will prepare them for future leadership roles. The program of the University focuses on the broad fields of agricul- 
ture, engineering, technology, business, education, nursing, the liberal arts and science. 



NEW HORIZONS: 

CHALLENGES AND 

PROMISES 




David Miller 
President of Student Government Association 




Michele Y. Crawley 
Miss A&T. 1989-90 



Arthur Bell 
D< IiiuhIi C ilhi\v.-i\ 
Henry Cameron 
Shoou-Yuh Chang 

Aminur Chowdhury 

William Craft 

Helen G. Disher 

Walter Dukes 

Samuel Dunn 

John Foster 

Meada Gibbs 

Paul Hester 

Leroy F Holmes. Jr. 

George Johnson 

Wendell P Jones 

Mark Kiel 

Franklin King 

Sarah Kirk 

Wyatt D Kirk 

Arup K- MalHk 

Harold Mazyck 

Peter Meyers 

Robert Pyle 

Richard Robbins 

Peter Rojeski 

Novella Ross 

Emory Sadler 

Amarjit Singh 

Michael Simmons 

Mary Moore Tuggle 

Clifford Watkins 

Walter L. Watson. Jr. 
Joseph Whittaker 
Jimmy L. Williams 
Alex Williamson 
Chung Yu 

Sandra Alexander 
James Armstrong 
Dorothy I. Bailey 
Dorothy Prince Barnett 
Lennie Beamon 
Clenton Blount 
Linda Bowling 
Ralph Brown 
Sampson Buie 
Katherine Burckley 
Doris D. Canada 
Kenneth Chavis 
Dorothy Copeland 
Lillian Couch 
Alberta Dalton 
Joseph Daughtry 
Dolores Davis 
Maxine Davis 
Ray Davis 
Robert Davis 
V Brewington-Ford 
Ronald Gales 
Carolyn Galloway 
Milton Glisson 
Daniel Godfrey 
Doris Graham 
Etta Gravely 
Vallie Guthrie 
Dorothy Harris 



Scott Hummel 

Andre James 

Paula Jeffries 

Ruby Jones 

Lillie King 

Dorothy Laflore 

Harold Lanier 

Josephine Luck 

Sharon Lunsford 

Phil Mansfield 

Sharon R Martin 

Lavonne Matthews 

Virginia McKee 

Mary Mims 

Richard Moore 

Willie Mooring 

Orby Z Moss, Jr 

Kenneth Murray 

Charles Panton 

Norma Pennix 

Danny Pogue 

Russell Rankin 

Louie Rivers 

Ralph Ross 

Barbara L Saunders 

Lonnie Sharpe 

Christine Shelton 

Jonah Smith 

Ronald O Smith 

Jewel Stewart 

Ethel F. Taylor 

Leon Warren 

Walter Watson 

Marvin Watkins 

Sullivan A- Welborne. Jr Charlie 

Williams 

J Williams 

Edward Willis 

Robert Wilson 

Alene C. Young 



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Charlene Watson 
High Point 




Edwin Possner 
Greensboro, NC 




Anita F. Witcher 
Thomasville, NC 




Bradley Young 

Statesville, NC 



THE CHANCELLOR 




DR EDWARD B FORT 
N C A&T STATE UNIVERSITY 



North Carolina Agricultural And Technical 
State University 
CHANCELLOR'S 1989-90 (AND BEYOND i PLAN OF ACTION 

1 . TO CONTINUE COORDINATING AND FACILITATING INSTITUTION - SPECIFIC MISSION ACCOMMODATION EMPHASIS SHOULD 
BE PLACED ON PROGRAMMATIC CONCERNS 

- DRAMATIC COST REDUCTIONS FOR THE SCHOOL OF NURSING 

2. TO CONTINUE ENHANCEMENT OF LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT WITHIN THE ADMINISTRATIVE TEAM 

3 TO CONTINUE PRODUCING VISION FOR THE UNIVERSITY'S SHORT-TERM AS WELL AS LONG-RANGE FUTURE 

- SUBSTANTIALLY INCREASE ENROLLMENT FOR THE SCHOOLS OF AGRICULTURE. EDUCATION. AND NURSING. 

4 TO PROVIDE FOR AND INSURE THE UNIVERSITY'S POLITICAL DESTINY 

5. TO CONTINUE THE UNIVERSITY'S LIAISON WITH EXTERNA PUBLICS TO INCLUDE FOUNDATION. CORPORATE AND GOVERN- 
MENTAL SECTORS. 

EMPHASIS SHOULD BE PLACED ON BUDGETARY CONCERNS AND CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT . . (NEW PRIORITIES) 

- TASK FORCE DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW SCHOOL OF BUSINESS EDUCATION CENTER SPECS S7 2m] 

- PURSUIT OF FUNDING FOR ATHLETIC FIELDHOUSE 

- PURSUE FUNDING FOR INTER-DISCIPLINARY RESEARCH CENTER 

- EMPHASIZE SUCCESS FOR NASA FUNDED MARS SPACE VENTURE $8.4M - JOINT VENTURE. NCSU) 

- LAUNCH S20M FIVE-YEAR FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN 

- INSURE FUNDING FOR TECHNOLOGY NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION PROPOSAL ($2.5M) 

- INSURE ESTABLISHMENT OF NASA BDM FUNDED CENTER FOR EXCELLENCE 

- TASK FORCE DEVELOPMENT OF ADMIN. FUNCTIONS SPECS 

6 TO INSURE CONTINUED EXCELLENCE IN ALL AREAS OF UNIVERSITY INCLUDING DEVELOPMENT AND ACCOMMODATION 
OF VARYING ACCREDITATION AGENCY MANDATES AS RELATED TO THE MISSION OF THE UNIVERSITY 

EMPHASIS SHOULD BE PLACED ON PROGRAMMATIC CONCERNS . . 

- AGGRESSIVELY PURSUE SACS REAFFIRMATION OF ACCREDITATION 

- ACHIEVE REACCREDITATION FOR THE MECHANICAL AND ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENTS ABETi 

- PROPOSED SYNDICATED RADIO PROGRAM 

- BEGIN PREPARATIONS FOR DOWNRANGE APPLICATION FOR FREESTANDING DOCTORAL PROGRAMS 

7. TO CONTINUE TO PROVIDE AN ENVIRONMENT WHICH FOSTERS HIGH ETHICAL STANDARDS OF OPERATION THROUGHOUT 
THE UNIVERSITY 

- CONTINUE ENHANCEMENT OF ETHICS THEME FOR 1989-90. 




High priority is given to improve the quali- 
ty of the educational experience. At the same 
time, there is a need to include student activi- 
ties. Responsibility for the bulk of activities 
rests upon the traditional level of student in- 
volvement. There is great values found in plan- 
ning and implementing programs as we investi- 
gate NEW HORIZONS: Challenges and Prom- 



Students find time to throw SNOW- 
BALLS! Though they are aware of the first spe- 
cific goal of the University . . . QUALITY 
TEACHING. While the University exists to 
serve students and can not exist without them, 
its heart is the faculty. 



Interestingly enough, WNAA Campus Ra- 
dio Station finds itself being involved with more 
than the media. They too, are involved with 
campus activities. The generation that has 
manned the Radio Station offers the best guar- 
antee of continued strength and needed involve- 
ment for future challenges and promises. 



While many student interests are met and 
fulfilled by special interest and subject matter 
clubs, there are additional student interests and 
needs which must be recognized and met 
through the student activities program, includ- 
ing the desire to help others and the desire to 
be recognized for accomplishments. 

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Especially to be taken into account at this 
time are the efficiencies to be gained from the 
University's innovations in teaching and learn- 
ing 



Aligning Priorities for New Horizons: Chal- 
lenges and Promises' 




STUDENT ACTIVITIES IN THE 
INNOVATIVE UNIVERSITY 



In order to assist students to 
maximize their potentialities, a vari- 
ety of student activities are pro- 
grammed within the facilities of the 
Memorial Student Union, Moore 
Gymnasium. Harrison Auditorium 
and Corbett Sports Center. These fa- 
cilities represent a community for 
scholars in which the ideals of New 
Horizons offered freedom of inquiry, 
thought, expression, challenges and 
promises. It is impossible to face to- 
day's challenges without becoming 
aware of unprecedented and rapid 
changes. To appreciate the changing 
and ever increasing demands, it be- 
came necessary to update our think- 
ing and examine the significant contri- 
butions of student organizations in 
light of these changes. Activities of or- 
ganizations evolved around social ac- 

Getting into the adult world involves living 
through a series of tentative personal commit- 
ments. 



tivities. such as; concerts, dances, lec- 
tures, films and HOMECOMING 
EVENTS. Challenges and promises 
included greater support among group 
members, a clearer understanding of 
group process, the behavior and dy- 
namics of groups that worked closely 
together, the ability to use conflict in 
a positive rather than a destructive 
way. and. an urgency existed, calling 
for the establishment of a climate that 
would produce new ideas, successful 
practices, and a tone setting for the 
next generation. 



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COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES AND SCHOOL DEANS 




Dr. Arthur Hicks, Dean — College of Arts & Sciences 



Dr Quiester Craig. Dean — School of Business & Economics 



Dr. Burleigh C. Webb, Dean - School of Agricultur 




Dr. Albert Walker, Dean - School of Educatit 




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Dr Harold Martin, Dean — School of Engineering 



Dr. Albert Spruill, Dean — School of Graduate Studie 




Dr. Beverly Malone, Dean — School of Nursing 



Dr Earl Yarbrough. Dean — School of Technology 



FOCUSING ON A SMALL 
PORTION OF FACULTY AND 
CLASSROOM ACTIVITIES . . . 




Dr- Elias G. Abu-Saba 
Architectural Engineering 



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Dr. Fasihuddin Ahmed 
Sociology /Social Service 




Dr. Gladys Blue 
Curriculum & Instruction 




Mr. Walter F. Carlson 
Music 




Dr. Stuart Ahrens 
Physics 






Dr. Robert Angell 
Business Administration 



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Dr Bolindra Borah 
Math. Computer Science 



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Dr. Gilbert Casterlow 
Math. Computer Science 




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Dr. Linda Adoo 
History 




Dr. Lillie Andrews 
Foreign Languages 



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Dr. Betty Brewer 
Business Administration 




Dr. Shoou-Yah Chang 
Civil Engineering 



Dr. Thomas Clarke 
Math. Computer Science 




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Dr. Olen Cole 



History 




Dr. Robert Levine 
English 



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Dr. Wayman McLaughlin 
History /Philosophy 



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Dr. John Morris 
Mftg./Auto. Technology 




Dr. Ward Collis 
Electrical Engineering 




Dr. David Libby 
Animal Science 




Dr. Robert Mers 
Math. /Computer Science 




Dr. Ridgely Mu'min 
Agricultural Economics 




Dr. Japhet Nkonge 
Business Administration 




Dr. Elizabeth Cooper 
School of Nursing 




Mrs. Helen B. 

McCullough 

Physical Education 




Dr. Eva Moore 
Home Economics 




Dr. Phung Nguyen 
Political Science 



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Dr. James Nutsch 
History 



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Dr. Ghasem Shahbazi 
Plant Science & Tech. 






Mrs. Carolyn S Turner 
Home Economics 




Dr. Shih-Liang Wang 
Mechanical Engineering 




Dr. JaGannathan Sankar 
Mechanical Engineering 



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Dr. William Smiley 

Music 




Dr. Godfrey Uzochukwu 
Plant Science & Tech. 



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Dr. Reginald C. Whitsett 
Architectural Engineering 




Dr. Charles Vandezande 
Industrial Engineering 



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Dr Tripti Sen 
Math. Computer Science 




Dr. Richard Tucker 
Mathematics 



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Dr. Francis O. Walson 
Agricultural Education 



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Dr. Susan Wilson 
School of Nursing 



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AWARDS RECOGNITION 
BANQUET 




Program participants were: David 
J. Miller, Vice President of Internal Af- 
fairs. 1988-89. Darryl Towns. Vice Pres- 
ident of External Affairs. Mark Antho- 
ny Middleton, SGA Attorney General, 
Antonio Blow, Vice President of Inter- 
nal Affairs-Elect 



The Honorable Henry E. Frye, 
N C. Supreme Court Justice. SGA 
Executive Board. 1988-89. New Offi- 
cers. 1989-90. Mrs. Virginia Durham 
McKee. Administrative Assistant to 
the Chancellor, Monee McGuire 
Glister Threadgill. Student Minister. 
and Dr. Edward B. Fort. Chancellor 




The Honorable Henry E. Frye 
N. C- Supreme Court Justice 



Margaret I. Kanipes. Secretary of SGA. escorts Dr. Lewis C Dowdy. Pictured is 
Dr. Warmoth T. Gibbs 



Mrs. Ramona Hall 
Banquet Coordinator 



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"On The One" 



90.1 FM 




L-R: A B Cook. Glenda Home, Jes- 
sica Garrett. Lut Williams. Waymond 
Blassingale. Kevin Elwood. Krista Lath- 
am, and Yvonne Anderson 



Clockwise: D. J. George. Jessie B., 
Darryl Cook, Balgis, Glenda. Mark is 
just part of the TEAM that keeps you 
ON THE ONE' 




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NORTH CAROLINA 

AGRICULTURAL 

AND TECHNICAL STATE 

UNIVERSITY 



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A A T 

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P I T 

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Picture 1 Enida Welborne and her 

daughter Enida. gives a hand for the Homecom- 
ing '89 Parade 

Picture 2 . . WNAA 90.1 FM IS THE 
STATION THAT KEEPS YOU ON THE 
ONE 1 

Picture 3 Students Claim Their Prize 
as WNAA Gives Music and Posters Away in the 
Cafe. 



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THIS VOLUME OF THE AYANTEE 

YEARBOOK 

IS DEDICATED TO 

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES 

AND 
ALL PARENTS AND GUARDIANS 



BOARD OF TRUSTEES 



Major General Charles D. Bussey 

Chairman 

Attorney Larry Sitton 

Vice Chairman 

Dr. Priscilla Taylor 

Secretary 

Lt. Col. Deloney Thurmon 

Mr. Thomas Elijah 

Mr Marion "Rex" Harris 

Mr. Roy H Harris 

Mr. David J Miller, President - SGA 

Ms. Sum G. Miller 

Dr. McArthur Newell 

Mrs. Elizabeth Randolph 

Mr Dennis J. Rash 



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PARENTS AND GUARDIANS 




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Fellow Aggies. 

First. I would like to congratu- 
late the newly elected SGA Offi- 
cers. May God Bless and guide 
each of you as you lead our great 
campus into the 1990's. There is 
much to be done, not only on cam- 
pus, but in our communities. It is 
my hope that each of you will com- 
mit to giving your support to our 
communities through service in 
the year to come. Hold your heads 
up high and press for the mark of 
the prize of the higher calling. 

I also would like to thank each 
individual who has helped me this 
year as I served the student body 
as President of Student Govern- 
ment Association. There is no sit- 
uation or circumstance that is un- 
conquerable with team work and 
prayer. We will always be victori- 
ous. 

We live in a very critical time. 
We see our young people being 
trapped by drugs and social prob- 
lems every day. There is a need for 
young educated Black and White 
men. women, boys and girls to 
come forward with the solutions 
and relief for our people. It is not 







enough for us to attain a col- 
lege degree, begin to make big 
money, and forget the plight 
of our people. We hold the 
keys which unlock the doors 
of opportunity for the young 
uncultivated minds, espe- 
cially in the Black communi- 
ties. Let us come together and 
make this a better world. 

I have great confidence in 
the ability of this student 
body. History proves that we 
can touch the world. The best 
doctors, lawyers, scientists, 
engineers, and business 
minds, are still in the making. 
When we realize this, we will 
be able to come together as 
one and better serve humani- 
ty. This is our mission. More 
than wearing an African- 
White button or medallion, 
let us put our words into ac- 
tion. 

As we move forward, let us 
never forget history. 

Yours because of Christ, 

Lee P. Christian. Jr. 

SGA-President. 1988-89 



PERSONAL 
DEVELOPMENT 



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GOALS OF 
EDUCATION 




NEW HORIZONS 



CHALLENGES AND PROMISES 



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Self-directed learning structure is characterized by issue-oriented activities which generally develop 
spontaneously, authority is vested in each individual, communication is oriented to the exchange of 
relevant information defined by individual interest 





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on personal choice and commitment 
and objectives are defined by an indi- 
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takes picture of self through a car win- 
dow. SELF-DIRECTED. 






Delthine Watson 
Asheboro. NC 





Archimedes J. Kyrillidis 
Greensboro, NC 



Virginia F. Kincaid 
Reidsville. NC 






Shaukat A. Khokhar 
Greensboro, NC 



CHALLENGES AND PROMISES 






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OUR RESPONSIBILITY. . . 

The principle of self-determination runs as an unbroken thread. Right now, we are exploring. NEW HOR- 
IZONS with PROMISES AND CHALLENGES. Make up your mind to get something profitable from them. After 
all, you are in college to learn. 




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Are you kind enough to smoke only between classes and only if it does not annoy others GOING FORMAL . . You will become relaxed among mixed company, 

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PARTICIPATING IN THE SOCIAL LIFE OF THE UNIVERSITY 



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DON'T . . . JUST SAY NO . 
SAY - NO THANK YOU! 





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THE NEXT GENERATION 




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CHANGES FROM FRESHMAN TO SENIOR YEARS. CHALLENGES AND PROMISES 



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ENLARGING THE HORIZONS 

OF 

GOOD JUDGEMENT. . . 

STUDENTS AND THEIR ACTIVITIES 









Through contributing to the strength of the University, we experience growth and A major opportunity! 
freedom. This I Believe. I call 

Things as I see THEM 



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FRESHMAN ADVISEMENT 

PRESENTED 

AND 

LEARNING ASSISTANCE CENTER 




DR. ALVIN POUSSAINT 
LECTURER 



Script Consultant for the "BILL COSBY SHOW 



FRESHMAN LECTURE SERIES 



Dr. Alvin Poussaint, an Associate Professor of Psychiatry and Associate Dean for Student Affairs at 
Harvard Medical School, this respected scientist and social activist has studied every aspect of interpersonal 
relationships as they affect minorities in America today. 



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Edolphus "Ed" Towns was elected to serve as the Representative of the Eleventh Congressional District 
in New York in November 1982. Mr. Towns is a member of the Public Works & Transportation Committee. 
the Government Operations Committee, and the Select Committee on Narcotics Abuse and Control. 

Prior to being elected to the United States Congress. Mr. Towns was the first Black Deputy Borough Presi- 
dent in Brooklyn's history- He served in that capacity for six years. 

Mr. Towns is a graduate of North Carolina A & T State University and has a Master's Degree in social 
work from Adelphi University. Mr. Towns holds Honorary Doctorates from: 

Shaw University 
Virginia Seminary 

North Carolina A & T State University 
Adelphi University 

He was also elected to the Academy of Distinction at Adelphi University and received an outstanding alum- 
ni award from North Carolina A & T State University. 

Mr Towns served in the United States Army before beginning his varied career, which included work in 
the health care field, youth programs, education, and programs for the elderly. Mr. Towns taught in the New 
York City public school system, and was the Assistant Administrator at Beth Israel Medical Center. He was 
a Professor at Medgar Evers College and Fordham University, both in New York City. 

Mr. Towns serves on the Board of Trustees of Shaw University, the Board of Directors of the Black Tennis 
Foundation, the Board of Trustees of Share Our Strength, the Board of Directors of the American Red Cross, 
the Board of Directors of Kings County Boy Scouts, the Advisory Board of Medgar Evers College, and is a 
member and supporter of the United Negro College Fund, the National Association of Social Workers. Phi Beta 
Sigma Fraternity. Inc.. Brooklyn Guardsmen, and many other professional and civic organizations. 

Ed Towns was born in Chadbourn. North Carolina and married the former Gwendolyn Forbes. The couple 
has two children. Darryl and Deidra. He also serves as a surrogate father to his nephews. Jason and Jereme 
Towns. 




CONGRESSMAN EDOLPHUS TOWNS 
11 DISTRICT. NEW YORK 



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North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University 

Greensboro, North Carolina 27411 




A Conference on Assessing Issues and Images 

at 
Virginia Beach 



Sponsored by: 
The Division of Student Affairs 



Richard B. Harrison Auditorium 

November 17, 1989 

8:30 A.M. — 5:00 P.M. 



The Conference on Issues and Images at Virginia Beach, sponsored by the Division of Student Affairs at North Carolina Agricultural 
And Technical State University was initiated by students. These students met with faculty, staff and community leaders on September 
28, 1989 to discuss relevant issues emerging from the Labor Day Greekfest at Virginia Beach. As a result of this initial meeting, the 
conference was planned and organized to provide an opportunity for persons with mutual interest in the welfare of all students who 
have been affected both directly and indirectly by the Labor Day incidents to examine the problems. Additionally, a primary objective 
of the conference is to increase the overall knowledge base of participants and give attention to broader implications of the issues as 
they relate to the future of our students. 

We believe that this conference will provide future directions and avenues for the resolution of conflicts. The proceedings, position 
papers and conclusions drawn will be made public and shared with appropriate individuals. 



KEYNOTE 
SPEAKER 




Jack Gravely 

National Public Radio 

State President, NAACP 

Commonwealth of Virginia 

Jack W. Gravely is well-known to many because of the active role 
he took when he was executive director of the NAACP. Gravely 
graduated from Fayetteville State University and the University of 
Virginia where he was awarded the Jarvis Doctorate in Law. He is mar- 
ried to Edith Gravely and is the father of three daughters. He is cur- 
rently employed as assistant to the president for the National Public 
Radio. Gravely has also taught at the university level. 



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GOING PLACES . . . 

THE CAREER SUCCESS PROGRAM 

NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURAL 

AND TECHNICAL STATE UNIVERSITY 

CO-HOSTED BY THE BLACK COLLEGIAN 

& 

CAREER PLANNING & PLACEMENT 

DIVISION OF STUDENT AFFAIRS 

KEYNOTE SPEAKER 



THERE IS 
ROOM AT 
THE TOP 




RSVP 



Attorney Patricia Russell-McCloud 
National Motivational Orator 



This program is structured to demonstrate that the rewards of a college degree are worth the struggle and sacrifice endured. 



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College freshmen have many challenges. Most are i 
their own for the first time. 




NEW HORIZONS: PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT 



Challenges and Promises . . . RSVP 



As a freshman, if you can keep in mind It involves planning a program of work, 
that you are only one of many on the campus 
for the first year, it will help relieve the feel- 
ing of strangeness and inadequacy. For you 
are a member of a group of college freshmen, 
all of whom have adjustments to make to liv- 
ing successfully in the University communi- 
ty. This phase of education will call for fur- 
ther adjustments on your part. Patterns of 
behavior that were successful in former 
years may need to be changed or entirely 
eliminated in your new environment. As you 
follow the ideas and carry out the activities 
set forth by your new environment, you will 
make the necessary adjustment to college 
life. As you make such adjustments you will 
find greater satisfactions in college life, not 
only during the first year but also during the 
remainder of the time you are here. 

Enrollment at the University shows 
that you appreciate the contributions that 
education can make to your life, and that you 
have a desire to benefit from further educa- 
tion. 

Your University professors, instruc- 
tors, and teachers are aware of these favor- 
able conditions. As a consequence, they have 
confidence in your ability to make good on 
the job you have undertaken. The job of be- 
ing a satisfactory student is not a simple one. 

Problems should become challenges It will depend on 
how well you adjust. Make friends and be successful. 

Do you know how to do your share in group activities? , 
Are you a leader? Plan for new HORIZONS 



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From experience we have observed that every group has 
some sort of organization 

that provides leadership for the group We promise to 
practice democracy. 




It is our responsibility to learn about the plan of Student 
Government Association. 

It is the responsibility of all students to learn about the 
SGA constitution 



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Please give me a break' Forming associations is 
mechanism, not a congni 

TIVE process. Associations are not seen or recog- 
nized. They happen. 




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MARCHING 
MACHINE 

Anyone who knows a well established 
chorus knows the enthusiasm and strong 
sense of comradeship its members have for 
it. With whatever concern such a club is 
associated, be it a social group, or other or- 
ganizations, all who hear it will naturally 
identify its members' enthusiasm and loy- 
alty with the spirit of that concern and of 
all its members. Mr. Powell says that good 
musical leadership is essential. Good orga- 
nization and good social leadership are 
also important. 




Learning to sing can be a thoroughly recreational ac- dially urge you to join us. There will be challenges 
tivity A chorus of this nature performs weekly. and promises. 

The chorus awaken the abilities of students. We cor- 



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Hobbies are as numerous and varied as the field of 
human interests. 

Nevertheless, these students find greater satisfac- 
tion and enjoyment when they are winning 





NEW HORIZONS: CHALLENGES AND 

PROMISES 

Accepted purpose with recognition 



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There will be many opportunities to 
get involved in extra class activities. Such 
meetings can be used to share concerns 
and ideas, to promote acquaintance and 
fellowship, to recognize good work, to 
make decisions about matters which affect 
those involved, and which are within their 
jurisdiction, to make recommendations in 
matters which concern us but we may not 
have exclusive authority, to develop un- 
derstanding of and enthusiasm for the pur- 
poses and work of sponsoring organiza- 
tions. 

The aims of higher education are to 



aid an individual in realizing his/her po- 
tential, and in becoming an effective mem- 
ber of society. The means of this end are 
independence of thought, active aware- 
ness of and participation in the academic 
achievement. In view of the aforemen- 
tioned. Student Government Association 
creates an atmosphere of freedom and pro- 
vide opportunities for each student to par- 
ticipate in activities which develop and re- 
alize potentialities. 



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Sylvia A. Williams 



Tammi Williams 



David J. Miller 
President of Student Government Association, 1989-90 





Tonya Williams 



Travis Williams 



Greg Wilson 



Patricio Wilson 





Cynthia Worth 



Brian Wright 



Rustoviant Wnghten 



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James L Adams 

Stephanie Adams 

Tracy Adams 

Marcus Alford 

David Alston 



Heddie Alstun 

Zaneta H Alston 

Marvin P Alston 

Pamela D Alston 

Elise Anderson 



Robert Andrews, Jr. 

Cedric Anthony 

Cathy Armstrong 

Anthony Artis 

Chelsea Arnold 



Jonetta Appling 
Sondra Askew 

Gregory Austin 

Loretta Avery 

Leslie Bailey 



Clinton Barber 

Audry Barbour 

Keyva L Baskerville 

Sandra Bates 

Keith Bazemore 



Alyssa Beaty 

AIvis Best 

Antonio P Blackley 

Dan Bloodworth. II 

Anita F. Bonner 



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Felicia A. Bolden 

Derek T Booker 

Gregory Borders 

Derek D Brandon 

Ccdrika R Braswell 



34 SENIORS 





Karlene Bridges 
Nina Bridges 
Kimberly Brooks 
Jadme Broun 
Kenny Brown 



Roger Brown 
Tony Brown 
Stephanie Bruce 
Karen Bryant 
Sheila Burch 



THE CROSBY GUIDANCE. 1892-1896 

Dr. John 0. Crosby, the College's first President, 1892-1896, was rear- 
ed in Raleigh. North Carolina, and attended Shaw University, where he 
earned a degree in Theology. For a number of years, when the position 
held great prestige, he was Moderator of the Rowan Baptist Association, 
but he showed marked interest in education. 

Serving previously as principal of the State Normal School in Salis- 
bury. North Caorlina. prepared him adequately for the presidency of the 
newly organized Agricultural and Mechanical College where he immediate- 
ly took the helm, designed the Administration Building and made the first 
of the bricks with which the edifice was constructed. In 1894. he planned 
the North Dormitory which housed one hundred students in thirty-eight 
rooms. Girls were a part of the College from 1893 to the end of the session 
in 1901. They were not readmitted until 1928. 



Steven Jones 
Senior Class President 








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Carrington R. Carter 






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John Eric Emehel 

John D Evans 

Vanessa Evans 

Roy Ezell. Jr 

Leslie A. Fairley 



Rita Fontell 

Michelle Franklin 

Tonya Frazier 

Calvin Freeman 

Annette Fryar 



Sham J. Fuller 

Drena Futrell 

Pamela Faulcon 

Cynthia Felton 

Guana Ferguson 



Willie Ferguson 

Karen Fernandez 

Morsi Flemming 

David W, Forney 

Geoffrey Foster 



Katriva Foster 

Lisa Gardner 

Terry Garrett 

Collins R Geter 

Demon S. Gibbs 



Shannon S. Gibson 

Renee Gilmore 

Douglas Good 

Dawn Gooding 

Alice Graham 



James E. Graham 

Tina M. Graham 

Shirlye C Grandy 

Gary Grantham 

Cynthia Gray 




38 SENIORS 




Herbert Gray 
John Gray 
Elaine F Greene 
Patricia Griffith 
Maurie Haith 



Frieda Hall 
Vaughn Hall 
Lisa L Hamilton 
Vanessa Hammonds 
Willie Hampton 



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THE BLUFORD ERA, 1925-1955 

"I HAVE JUST A LITTLE MINUTE 

ONLY SIXTY SECONDS IN IT 

FORCED UPON ME 

CAN'T REFUSE IT 

DID NOT CHOOSE IT. 

BUT IT'S UP TO ME TO USE IT. 

YET I MUST SUFFER 

IF I LOSE IT 

JUST A TINY LITTLE MINUTE 

BUT ETERNITY IS IN IT'" 

Comparable growth was evident in the student body with an enroll- 
ment of 4783 including the graduate and summer schools, and the students 
came not only from North Carolina's one hundred counties and adjoining 
states and the District of Columbia, but from four foreign countries. The 
230 faculty and staff members far exceeded the seventy-three member core 
of workers in 1926. The six schools: Agriculture. Education and General 
Studies, Engineering. Nursing, Graduate, and the Technical Institute 
were all launched, and Dr. F. D. Bluford and Administration, had very 
effectively promoted the Land-Grant College ideal. 



Charles C. McCullough. Jr 
ON THE HORIZON 





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Sharon R Hanley 
Christie Y Hardin 
Allison Harper 
Ha L Harper 
Pamela Harrigan 



Connie Harris 
Michael Harris 
Troy Hatcher 
Eric Henderson 
Danita Herbin 



SENIORS 39 



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Pamela Holland 

James Holloway 

Derrick Homesley 

Victor Curt Hooker 

Robin L. Howard 



Bernadine Hudson 

Christy M. Hunter 

Howard Hutchinson 

Anthony Siddle 

Jerome Irby 



Beth Jackson 

Lavonda Jackson 

Mandell Jackson 

Russell D Jackson 

Manuel Jackson 



Kenneth Jeffries 

Phildra Jefferies 

Andrea Jefferys 

Donna Jent 

Michael Jeter 



Rodney Johns 

Cedric Johnson 

Charles Johnson 

Eric Johnson 

Joycelyn M Johnson 



Kevin Johnson 

Kimberly Johnson 

Mia Johnson 

Neil Johnson 

Shonda D Johnson 



Vera C Johnson 

Victoria Johnson 

Darrell D. Jones 

Jacqueline M. Jones 

Leeann Jones 



40 SENIORS 





Michelle Jones 
Raeshay Jones 
Steven Jones 
Terry Dion Jones 
Trent L Jones 



Cassandra Jordan 
Alfreda Justice 
Deirdre King 
Margaret L. Kanipes 
Debra M. Lambson 







THE ACCREDITATION AND GIBBS, 
1956-1960 

Dr. Warmoth T. Gibbs connected with the University since 1926 to 
Present. Although he retired after serving as President for only four years, 
1956-1960, Warmoth Thomas Gibbs, to the fullest extent, preserved the 
college's traditions, enhanced it, and left something of himself. He too, is 
considered one of the builders of the institution having served with the 
highest loyalty, efficiency, and energy for more than thirty years as teach- 
er, director of the summer school, dean of the School of Education and 
General Studies and President. 

While encouraging others in continuous high scholastic attainment, 
his own professional advancement was evidenced in his writings. Among 
these are his article, "Military Training of the School Boy and His Later 
Life," Infantry Journal of Washington, DC, 1929; a series of articles, "Hir- 
am R. Revels and His Times," Quarterly Review of Higher Education, 
1937-1938; "Engineering Education in Land-Grant Colleges," and a full 
biography; Matthew W. Dogan of Wiley College. 

DR. WARMOTH T. GIBBS: KEEP ON - KEEPING ON! 



Antonio Blow 
Successful Adjustment 




LaSonja Lane 
Ronald Lane 
Helen Lawrence 
Alfred Leak 
Kelly Leak 



Adrienne Leath 
Cassandra Ledbetter 
Angela Lee 
Hoyte E. Lee, Jr 
Valerie Lee 



SENIORS 41 



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Hazel Lewis 

Rene Lewis 

Veda E. Lewis 

Michele D Linney 

George G Linney 



Terri L Little 

Vicki Littlejohn 

Kimberly D Lloyd 

Gina Loften 

Garry W Lunsford 



Gerald M Lunsford 

Wanda N. L. Lynch 

Roslin K. Maddox 

Ardella M. Malone 

Derek Mnpp 



Amy L Marley 

Stephanie Marrow 

Anton C. Martin 

Veanda Martin 

Verhonda Matthewson 



Chris Mauldr 

Brandon Maxwel 

Joseph McKenzie 

Denise McKoy 

Ricardo Young 



Mark Anthony Middleton 

Julius Miller. II 

Valarie Miller 

Ken Mills 

Eric Mitchell 



Dana Montgomery 

Alisa Moore 

Kimberly K Moore 

Michael A Moore 

Pamela Moore 




42 SENIORS 



Kim 




Tasha Morgan 
Janie T Monng 
Ruth Morris 
Carol Munns 
Roderick T Murphy 



Jeffrey S Murrell 
Delinda McCorvey 
Dwayne Mclntyre 
Tiffany McLaurm 
Samatha McLeod 




THE PROCTOR DIRECTION, 1956-1960 

The Agricultural and Technical College on March 18. 1961. inaugu- 
rated Dr. Samuel DeWitt Proctor, a native of Norfolk. Virginia, as its fifth 
President. Thoroughness of scholarship, integrity of character, devotion 
to student growth were but a few of the qualities possessed by the new 
thirty-nine year old head of this land-grant college. 

His period at the college, though marked by its brevity, was signifi- 
cant, for he breathed into the faculty the spirit of excellent achievement 
that can develop only from a sense of security and well-being. In the short 
period, the Agricultural and Technical college was on the verge of a trans- 
formation not comparable to any other in her history, but recognizing his 
skill in handling men and building programs, the United States govern- 
ment called him in January. 1962, to serve his country as Peace Corps Di- 
rector in Nigeria. Africa. Upon his return to this country, he remained in 
Washington for eight months as associate director of the United States 
Peace Corps from January to August. 1963. He resumed his presidential 
duties at A. and T. College on September 1, 1963. but on March 1. 1964. 
he announced his resignation to become effective on April 10. 1964. 



Joycelyn Johnson 
Miss Senior 




Terri McManus 
Andre McMillan 
Anthony McNair 
Herbert L. McNeal 
William A- McNeill 



Calvin Nelson 
Michelle Newbold 
Zavier Nichols 
Sylvia C Olds 
Natasha Osborne 



SENIORS 43 



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Barbara Ostler 
Karen D Owens 
Sterling Owens 
Cynthia Parker 
Kamala Parker 



Keith Parker 

Anthony R Pass 

Donald Patrick 

Konstantinos Zorbas 

Herbert Pearson 



Anne M Peele 

Tia Penn 

April Perkins 

Christopher Perry 

Sharlene Perry 



Derwin Peterson 

Lawrence Peterson 

David Pickens 

William Pickens 
Theophilus Pinson 



Angela Pleasants 

Curtis B Ponton 

Fatima Porteel 

Carolyn Powell 

Rhonda Prillaman 



Vicki Proctor 

Christina Pryor 

Dontie Pulliam 

Lynette C Ramseur 

Curtis Randolph 



Dionne Ruthff 
Craig Rhodes 
Timothy Rice 

Zandolyn Richardson 
Kenneth Russell 



44 SENIORS 




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Deena Richey 
Charles Ricks 
James R Ricks 
Jennifer D- Riddick 
Fredrick Roach 



Kevin Roach 
Cynthia Roberts 
Andreal Robinson 
Carla Robinson 
Cecil Robinson 




THE DOWDY MASTERFUL BUILDER, 
1964-1980 

Undergirded by sound academic and administrative preparation, the 
outgrowth of more than a decade of earlier service at A. and T., Dr. Lewis 
C- Dowdy immediately sought to rally the entire college community be- 
hind his vision for the future. 

None of the measures taken by Dr. Dowdy to improve the University 
were more important than those designed to facilitate the continuous de- 
velopment of the student body. The centralization and expansion of A. 
and T.'s Student Personnel Services division, increased involvement of 
students in institutional planning and governance and the enhancement 
of the University's student scholarship program, new physical structures 
including the Memorial Student Union all served to improve the quality 
of life for students. 

National accreditation was awarded for the School of Nursing, the 
Department of Chemistry, the Department of Sociology and Social Ser- 
vice, the Teacher Education Programs, the Department of Industrial 
Technology, the Media Program, the Graduate School, and the School of 
Business and Economics - symbolizing Dr. Dowdy's image as a Masterful 
Builder. 



Lisa Owens 
An Outstanding Student 




Curtis Robinson 
Eugenia Robinson 
Hayes C Robinson. Ill 
Randolph Robinson 
Tony Robinson 



Tonya Robinson 
David Rogers 
Michelle Rogan 
Ellenor Rollins 
Tonya Ryans 



SENIORS 45 



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Terry M Sanders 

Rita D Scales 

Mane Scantleburg 

Shermonica Scott 

Adriane Seaward 



Douglas Sessoms 

Veronica Seymour 
Leroy Sharpe. Jr 
Ramona T Shaw 

Dunyil Shropshire 



Joe Simmons 

Jill Simpson 

Monique Sims 

Felicia Singletary 

Brian B. Sledge 



Adreana R Smith 

Angela Smith 

Patricia Smith 

Ross Snow 

Cassandra Solomon 



Francine Southall 
Paula Southland 

Charlene A Speas 

Cherrie Y Speas 

Burley Spinks 



Gregory Squire 

Tonya V- Stallings 

Avis Steele 

Kenneth Steele 

Terri Stevenson 



C Steward 

Alberta Stewart 

Derrick Stroble 

Felicia Summers 

Rochelle Summers 



46 SENIORS 




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Wanda Surgeon 
William J. Sykes 
Tineki Tate 
Rodney Taylor 
Shirley Taylor 



Belinda Terry 
Keith Terry 
Janeen Thomas 
Tanya Thomas 

Dwight Thompson 




THE THOMPSON CHALLENGING 
INTERLUDE, 1980-1981 

In October 1980, Dr. Cleon Thompson, Jr., agreed to serve as Interim 
Chancellor at the North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State Univer- 
sity. During this year the University was selected to participate in estab- 
lishment of the State's new Microelectronics Center. This joint venture 
was developed in order to attract electronic industries to the state. 

Continued emphasis on improvement in student quality, coupled with 
successful faculty development provided the basis for innovative teaching 
and learning. Dr. Thompson felt that "the University must continue to 
evaluate findings and indicators of the recent self-studies and accredita- 
tions. It must translate these findings and indicators into bold and innova- 
tive approaches to student recruitment, student retention, teaching and 
learning. The University must solidify its gains and must be uncompromis- 
ing in its efforts for excellence. Those who teach and those who learn must 
be aware of the University's abiding commitment to these goals." 



Kirk Keyes 
On Time Count on It' 




Andrea Thornton 
Kim Todd 
Wayne Trapp 
John Turner 
Joseph Turner 



Reginald Tyler 
Jacqueline Y. Tyson 
Maria Upshur 
Marvin Vines 
Denck Virgil 



SENIORS 47 



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Carol Waddell 

Glenda Waddell 

David M Wainaina 

Maria Walden 

Alan Walker 



Kiietti L Walker 

Byron R Walston 

Tonya Washington 

Dawn Wells 

Karen Westmoreland 




THE FORT FOURTEEN POINTS TO 
GREATNESS . . . 

The administration under Chancellor Edward B. Fort has produced 
some major achievements. The hallmarks of this period from 1981 - Pres- 
ent, have been orderly curricula innovations, a masterful capital improve- 
ments program including campus beautification, increased public aware- 
ness and external support, and successful faculty and student develop- 
ment programs. 

An important payoff of this positive thrust has been increasing recog- 
nition of North Carolina A&T State University as one of the nation's most 
worthy comprehensive institutions of higher learning. The University's 
selection by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration to partici- 
pate in a cooperative $8.4M Mars Mission Research Center with North 
Carolina State University was based solely on the research capabilities 
of the University's professors and the laboratory facilities available. A 
multiplicity of challenges, ranging from fiscal affairs revitalization to the 
enhancement of academic support services for underachieving students 
and the institutionalization of student enrollment marketing and reten- 
tion strategies were a part of the ambitious fourteen-point program to 
GREATNESS and vital improvements continue . . . 




Tammy Wright 
NEW HORIZONS: CHALLENGES AND PROMISES 



Fernando Wheeler 

Rhonda E. Whitted 

Cynthia A Williams 

Darryl S Williams 

Eddie Williams. Jr 



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Elizabeth Williams 

Jimmy L. Williams, II 

Kelli Williams 

Krystal Williams 

Manalo L Williams 





48 SENIORS 



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Noel W Abbott, Jr 
3905 Wintergarden 
Greensboro. NC 27407 
Chemical Engineering 

James L Adams 
Route 1, Box 98 
Roaring River. NC 28669 
Chemical Engineering 

Stephanie M Adams 
4324 Tyler Street 
Detroit. MI 48238 
Industrial Tech (Const ) 

Tracy L Adams 
950 Hallmark Drive 
Gastonia. NC 28052 
Undecided 

Ma'Aruf K Adamu 
1034 Dewey Street 
Greensboro, NC 27405 
Voc Ind. Ed (Manufactunn 

Shelley Floyd Africa 
1721 Fairfax Road 
Greensboro. NC 27407 
Nursing 

Hassan B Ahmadi 
3432 Wichta Place 
Greensboro, NC 27405 



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Jill Aikens 

269 Elmwood Avenue 

Hempstead, NY 11550 

Undecided 

Hassan R Al-Derham 
P O Box 8965 
Greensboro. NC 27419 
Architectural Engineering 

Mohammad Y Al-Rammal 
P O Box 20943 
Greensboro, NC 27420 
Electrical Engineering 

Mohamed A Al-Sheeh 
551 S W Market Street 
Greensboro. NC 27409 
Architectural Engineering 

Marcus H Alford 
2006 Wildlife Dnve 
Baltimore MD 21207 
Transportation 

Sonya L Alford 
2200 W Cornwall 
Greensboro, NC 27408 
Nursing 

Eric J Algood 
3908 Hyson Place 
Raleigh, NC 27604 
Industrial Technology (Elect ) 

Dearea L Allen 
220 W Branch Avenue 
Pine Hill, NJ 08021 
Mechanical Engineering 

Glenwood Allen, II 
1704 Larkm Street 
Greensboro, NC 27405 
Business Administration 

Harold Gene Allen 
P O Box 26446 
Charlotte, NC 28221 
Mechanical Engineering 

M.chael C Allen 
6335 Bucknell Court 
Virginia Beech. VA 23464 
Electrical Engineering 

Angela D Alston 
623 F Bristol Drive 
Fayetteville, NC 28304 
Computer Science 

David Alston 
5121 Cedar Avenue 
Philadelphia 19143 
Transportation 

Hazel Alston 
Route 4. Box 665 
Warrenton, NC 27589 
Industrial Tech (Elect ) 

Marvin P Alston 
Route 1. Box 40-G 
Warrenton. NC 27589 
Electrical Engineering 

Pamela D Alston 
Route 3. Box 26 
Siler C:ty, NC 27344 
Communication (Print Journal) 

Derek J Anderson 
3008 Edwm Place 
Reidsville. NC 27320 
Industrial Tech (Elect ) 

Ehse M Anderson 
10 Rehobeth Court 
Greensboro, NC 27406 
Early Childhood Ed 



Kalim A Andraos 
2501 Randleman Road 
Greensboro. NC 2 7406 
Electrical Engineering 

Wright R Archer. Ill 
1314 Marion Street 
Greensboro. NC 27403 
Civil Engineering 

Karen Y Arey 
1640 Fort Dupon 
Washington. DC 20020 
Landscape Architecture 

Chelsea Lotric Arnold 
2081 Cascade Road 
Atlanta. GA 30311 

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Anthony Robert Artis 
Route 7. Box 722 
Henderson. NC 27536 
Computer Science 

Lisa D. Ashby 
5110 Old Rural 
Winston-Salem. NC 27105 
Chemical Engineering 

Tara M Atkins 
2512 Foxgate Drive 
Raleigh. NC 27610 
Accounting 

Robert Isiah Atkinson 
401 Montrose Drive 
Greensboro. NC 27407 
Industrial Tech (Elect ) 

Mark A Ausbrooks 
3226 Sherman Avenue 
Washington, DC 20010 
Communication (Pub Relatic 

Gregory L Austin 
3222 Barnnger Drive 
Charlotte. NC 28217 
Business Administration 

Cici L Avery 
46 Chunns Cove 
Asheville. NC 28805 
Sociology 

Loretta M Avery 
1517 Allison Street 
Washington. DC 20011 
English (Teaching) 

David O Ayinmodu 
717 JFH Dairy Road 
Greensboro. NC 27405 
Agn Science (Animal Sc > 

Joseph Adu Ayitiah 
2409 Londonderr 
Kernersville, NC 27284 
Electrical Engineering 

Erwm Antonio Ayscue 



Terry A Balaam 
171 Mountainview 
Syracuse. NY 13224 
Architectural Engineering 

James Thomas Balkum 
2506 E Wendover Avenue 
Greensboro. NC 27405 
Mechanical Engineering 

Dedric L Barber 
3701 Danube Drive 
Winston-Salem, NC 27105 
Accounting 

Therese Barber 
512 W Pungo 
Belhaven, NC 27810 
Biology (Professional! 

Ykethia D Barber 
5219 Butterfield 
Winston-Salem. NC 27105 
Political Science 

Kenneth R Barchfl 
212 Creek Road 
Elizabeth City, NC 27909 
Electrical Engineering 

Cynthia D Barnes 
Route 1. Box 150 
Providence. NC 27315 
Architectural Engineering 

James Oliver Barnes 
Route 9, Box 431 
Reidsville, NC 27320 
Music (Liberal Arts) 

William A Barrow 
201 1-J Maywood 
Greensboro. NC 27403 



Sandra Bates 
P O Box 91 



Sedalia, NC 27342 
Business Education (Basic) 



Harnetta C Battl 
124 Cornell! 
Rocky Mount, NC 
Home Ec (Dieteti 

Joanne E Baucum 
1404 E 22nd 



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Keith L Bazemore 
Route 4. Box 707 
Windsor. NC 27983 
Engineering Physics 

Kyle I Bearden 
218 Mingo Road 
Royersford, PA 19468 
Electrical Engineering 

Anita E Beatty 
1421 Penny Road 
High Point. NC 27260 
Business Administration 

Sabnna R Beatty 
Route 1. Box 233 

Willard. NC 28478 
Administrative Services 

Robert L Belton 
5145 Steepleshi 
Greensboro. NC 27410 
Undecided 

Kimbcrly Benbow 
P O Box 384 

Roanoke Rapids. NC 27870 
English (Professional] 

Lei L Bennett 

Route 3. Box 153 
Wadesboro, NC 28170 
Business Administration 

Foster L Benton 
3912 Glen Oak Drive 
Winston-Salem. NC 27105 
Industrial Engineering 

Anthony L Berry 
205 Skycrest 



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Keyva L Baskervillt 
822 E Hortler Street 
Philadelphia. PA 19119 
Industrial Tech (Elect ) 



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Alvis C Best 
307 S Carey Street 
LaGrange. NC 28551 
Industrial Tech (Elect ) 

Celestme Best 
P Box 1901 
Smithfield. NC 27577 
Accounting 

Darrvl D Best 
1303 Mimosa Street 
Goldsboro. NC 27530 
Undecided 

Lloyd A Best 
304 W Columbus 
Whiteveille, NC 28472 
Electrical Engineering 

Malcolm D Bethea 
Route 3. Box 380 
Bennetlsville. SC 29512 
Mechanical Engineering 

Laura C Bigelow 
421 Crater Street 
Burlington. NC 27217 
Art Design 

Alison C Bingman 
3905 Daye Drive 
Greensboro. NC 27407 

Terry J Bizzell 
1312 Rotherwood Road 
Greensboro, NC 27406 
Industrial Tech (Elect ) 

Antonio P Blackley 
404-K E Monlcastle 
Greensboro. NC 27406 
Industrial Tech (Manuf ) 

Dan Bloodworth, II 
550 Manly Avenue 
Wilmington. NC 28405 
Industrial Tech (Elect > 

Joseph M Blunt 
3115-F Darden Road 
Greensboro. NC 27407 
Mechanical Engineering 

Anthony W Boddie 
3616 Liberty Road 
Greensboro. NC 27406 
Industrial Engineering 

Terrenee A Body 
PO Box 295 
Mayesville. NC 28555 



Felicia A Bolden 
416 Davis Street 
Reidsville, NC 27320 
Administrative Services 

Anita F Bonner 
17S0 Prospect Place 
Brooklyn. NY 11233 



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Derek T Booker 
3826-F Mizell Road 
Greensboro, NC 27405 
English (Professional) 

Timothy Boone 
1814 Eastwood Avenue 
Greensboro. NC 27401 
Industrial Tech (Elect.) 

Arthur D Borbor 

3511 Holts Chapel Road 

Greensboro, NC 27401 

Agn Science (Agn Engineering 

Kimberly M Bradsher 
316 Lamberth Street 
Roxboro. NC 27573 
Laboratory Animal Sc 

Antonio L Brailey 
5638 Coulee Place 
Charlotte, NC 28210 
Accounting 

Derek D Brandon 
Route 1, Box 48 
Semord, NC 37343 
Industrial Tech (Elect.) 

Donald M Braswell 
10-A River Oaks 
Greensboro, NC 27409 
Business Administration 

Kenneth G Bray 
3110 Utah Place 
Greensboro. NC 27405 
Undecided 

George L Brewington 
Route 1. Box 27-B 
Parkton, NC 28371 
Communication (Broadcast Ne> 

Alesia R Bridges 
736 W Central Street 
Maxton. NC 28364 
Business Administration 

Nina E Bridges 
1718 Dunbar Street 
Greensboro, NC 27401 
Industrial Tech (Elect ) 

Jon P Bnggs 

2206 Brown Lee 
Durham. NC 27707 
Industrial Tech (Elect ) 

Thomas E Brookms. Jr 
2502 Tampa Street 
Greensboro, NC 27406 
Professional Theater 

Karen E Brooks 
Route 1, Box 57-B 
Preston, MD 21655 



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Kimberly M Brooks 

4216 Garrett Road 

Durham. NC 27707 

Home Economics (Cloth. Text) 

Samuel T Brooks 
P Box 582 
Ramseur. NC 27316 
Agn Sc (Animal Sc ) 

Charles L Brown 
5656 Stigall Road 
Kernersville. NC 27284 
Industrial Tech (Manuf) 

Harold R Brown. Ill 
1309 Penniman Road 
Williamsburg, VA 23185 
Communication (Bruadcast Prod ) 

Kerry R Brown 
P Box 3587 
Simpson, NC 27879 
Economics 

Olhe L Brown 
3705 Brady Street 
Greensboro, NC 27401 
Accounting 

Tony M Brown 
411 Adams Street 
Plymouth, NC 27962 
Industrial Tech (Elect ) 

William T Brown. Ill 

503 Ireland Street 
Greensboro. NC 27406 
Mechanical Engineering 

Cednc R Bryant 
8 Avon Road 
Asheville. NC 28805 
Speech & Theater Ed 



Christopher L Bryant 
Route 10, Box 528-1 
Raleigh, NC 26306 
Electrical Engineering 

Lyvette D Brvant 
1135 Oaks Grove 
Pollocksville. NC 28573 
Computer Science 

Joseph Brzezinski. Jr 

305 W Smith 
Greensboro. NC 27401 
Voc Ind Ed (Elec Ind) 



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Fairmont, NC 28340 
Ind Tech (Elect ) 

Kevin M Bullock 
483 Valley Avenue 
Washington, DC 20032 
Biology (Professional! 

Sheila M Burch 
7111 Webb Street 
Detroit. MI 48204 
Accounting 

Donna Anita Burnett 
703 Lipscomb Road 
Greensboro, NC 27410 
Home Ec (Cloth Text) 

James Anthony Burnev 
133 Birchwood E 
Greenville, NC 27834 
Computer Science 

Cednc R Burns 
3700-A Flint Street 
Greensboro, NC 27405 
Electrical Engineering 

Stacey-Leath Burns 
1942 T Place SE 
Washington. DC 20020 
Mechanical Engineering 

Joseph R Burton 
1227-A Scaleyba 
Charlotte. NC 28209 
Political Science 

Matilda M Burton 
Route 5. Box 18-H 
Oxford, NC 27565 
Undecided 

Anthony Bush 
3303-Trent Street 
Greensboro. NC 27405 
Business Administration 

Karlton C Butts 
15 Parker Drive 
East Lyme. CT 06333 
Electrical Engineering 

Andre D Byrd 
Route 1. Box 4- A 
Corapeake, NC 27926 
Ind Technology (Elect ) 

Michelle N Byrd 
415 S 13th Street 
Wilmington. NC 28401 
Business Administration 

Raymond L Byrd 
5011 Brompton Drive 
Greensboro. NC 27407 
Electrical Engineering 

Tanyelle A Byrd 
622 Bacon Street 
Durham. NC 27703 
Business Administration 



Michael K Cagle 
P Box 72 
Biscoe, NC 27209 
Ind Technology (Auto! 

Donna M Caldwell 
230 Lindsey Avenue 
Greenwood. SC 29646 

Keith D Callahan 
Route 1. Box 40-A 
Bullock. NC 27507 
Mechanical Engl 



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Damn S. Campbell 
4901 Shady Pine 
Greensboro. NC 27405 
Computer Science /Comm Produ> 

Regenia M Campbell 
P 0. Box 123 
Mocksville. NC 27028 
Home Economics (Dietetics) 

Tony D Campbell 
1204 Cedrow Drive 
High Point. NC 27260 
Psychology 

Peggv R Cantrell 
3009 N O'Henrv Blvd 
Greensboro. NC 27405 



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Michael D Carey 
220 N Booker Street 
Greensboro. NC 27405 
Electrical Engineering 

Benantroles V Carlton 
112 Short Street 
Mt Olive, NC 2836=. 
Agn Tech (Animal Sc ) 

Jane E Carpenter 
711 Chestnut Street 
Greensboro. NC 27405 
Electrical Engineering 

Elaine R Carr 
3604 Lakefield 
Greensboro, NC 27406 
Industrial Engineering 

Kimberiy D Carnnglon 
2676 Rock Hill 
Concord, NC 28025 
Communication (Public Rel ) 

Alan B Carroll 
4818 W Wendover Avenue 
Greensboro. NC 27410 
Business Administration 

Michelle Y Carroll 

112-126 E 128th 

New York, NY 1003=. 

Communication (Broadcast New 

James L Carrothers 
412 Stedman Street 
Greensboro, NC 27401 
Industrial Tech (Manuf i 

Berry L Carter 
Route 1 Box 405 
Riegclwood. NC 28456 
Industrial Engineering 

Carnngton R Carter 
2100 W Cone Blvd 
Greensboro, NC 2 7408 
Business Administration 

Dolores J Carter 
906 Monticello 

Greensboro. NC 27410 
Industrial Tech (Manuf) 

Earnest L Carter 
Route 1, Box 177 
Holhster, NC 27844 
Industrial Tech (Elect ) 

Nichelle I Carter 
3834-F Mizell Road 
Greensboro, NC 27405 
Psychology 

Barry L Carver 
Route 1 Box 43 
Roxboro, NC 27573 
Business Administration 

Robert G Cashion 
612 Forest Street 
Greensboro. NC 27403 
Mechanical Engineering 

Cheryl L Casper 
100 Sheridan Road 
Goldsboro, NC 27530 
Mechanical Engineering 

Tascha C Chalmers 
207-D Wind Road 
Greensboro, NC 27405 
Political Science 

Jerry D Chance 
7711 Wh. taker Drive 
Summerfield, NC 27358 
Nursing 

Habib R Chaudhry 
Route 10, Box 84 
Asheboro, NC 27204 
Electrical Engineering 

William B Cheek 
6 Woodereek Court 
Greensboro, NC 27406 
Biology (Professional) 

Juan L Cherry 
Mlrt Frederick Street 
Shelby NC 28150 
Undei ided 

Edwina Y Chestnut 
1727 Stoneybrook 
High Point, NC 27260 



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Thomas A Chcston 
610 Girl Scout 
Kinston. NC 28501 
Mechanical Engineer 



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Eric A Chisholm 
1205-B Elmer Street 
Greensboro, NC 27405 
Industrial Tei h [M ifi 

Lis., D Chisolm 
HCV 65 Box IN 
Hugrr.SC 29450 
Undecided 



Lee P Christian 
4709 E Dickerson 
Indianapolis, IN 46226 
Architectural Engineering 

Frederick E Clanda 
3820 McCnnnell Road 
Greensboro, NC 27405 
Agricultural Education 

Randall D Clark 
P O Box 134 
Saxapahaw. NC 27340 
Industrial Tech [Elect I 

Elizabeth W Click 

Early Childhood Education 

Kimberiy E Clear 

4141 Northwest 

Lauderhill. FL 33313 

Home Economics (Cloth Text) 

Shelby O'Neal Cobb 
Route 1, Box 59 
Ruirin, NC 27326 
Social Work 

Wanda G Cobb 
1002 Bnarwood 
Reidsville. NC 27320 
Early Childhood Ed 

Gary E Collms 
Route 5, Box 211 
Jacksonville, NC 28540 
Mechanical Engineering 

Stephanie H Connor 
3333 Sargeant Drive 
Charlotte. NC 28217 
Industrial Tech (Manuf ) 

Michael J Cooke 
P O Box 211 
Mebane. NC 27302 
Engineering Mathematics 

Crystal A Cooper 
2116-H Fairbrother 
Greensboro, NC 27405 
Business Administration 

Gerald A Cooper 
Route 1. Box 584-G 
Providence, NC 27315 
History (Professional) 

Vickie L Corbett 
4107 Falconridge 
Greensboro, NC 27405 
Business Administration 

Pamela D Corbitt 
506 Ireland Street 
Greensboro, NC 27406 

Sataria M Cox 
7506 Doggett Road 
Brown Summit. NC 27214 
Computer Science 

Bruce L Cramer 
139 Piedmont Wa 
Burlington, NC 27215 
Industrial Tech (Const ) 

Phyllis R Craven 
1107 Avalon Road 
Greensboro. NC 27401 
Early Childhood Education 

Michele Y Crawley 
2006 WestwOOd Terrai < 
Vienna, VA 22182 
Accounting 

Glenda L Crockett 
405 E Jefferson 
Wytheville, VA 24382 
Early Childhood Education 

Parthenu D Crockett 
1344 Pleasant Street 
Winston-Salem. NC 27107 
Speech & Theater Education 

Darrell F Croni.irtie 

2833-D N OHenrv 
Greensboro, NC 27405 
Industrial Tech (Manul ) 

Anthony C Crowder 
.1312 Credenza Road 
Charlotte, NC 282(18 
Occupational Safety & Health 

Regina M Crowder 
206 Wood Avenue 
Kannapohs, NC 280X1 
Communication (Public Rel ) 

Mark R Cruise 
Route 2, Box 711 
Eden. NC 27288 
Electrii al Engineering 

Reubin Q Crummy 
265 S Kerr 
Wilmington, NC 28403 

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Lucinda Cunningham 
1708 Benbow Road 
Greensboro. NC 27406 
Electrical Engineering 

Steven R Cureton 
4406 Chateau Drive 
Greensboro, NC 27407 
Sociology 

Derrick L Curry 
1609 Ben Lloud 
Raleigh, NC 27604 
Industrial Tech (Elect ) 

Natalie Y Curry 
119 Waco Avenue 
Kannapohs, NC 28081 
Occupational Safety & Health 

Kimberiy A Curtis 

831 Skeet Club 

High Point, NC 27260 

Accounting 

Reginald L Cyrus 
Route 1, Box 23-B 
Rose Hill, NC 27611 
Industrial Tech (Manuf) 

Vanessa L Dalton 
330 S 4th Street 
Mayodan. NC 27027 
Mechanical Engineering 

Michelle A Daniels 
4605 Southall Drive 
Greensboro. NC 27406 
Accounting 

Malea Darlenc Davis 
2700 Cottage Place 
Greensboro, NC 27405 
Business Administration 

Otis D Davis. Ill 
Route 1. Box 564 
Gastonia, NC 28052 
Business Administration 

Robert A Davis 
Route 1 I. Box 4 39 
Reidsville, NC 27320 
Occupational Safety & Health 

Vernon T Davis 
Anthony Trailo 
Wilson, NC 27893 
Undecided 

Wesley 0'Bnan Davis 
1204 Naples Place 
Durham, NC 27703 
Electrical Engineering 

Daren K Dave 
5927 Granite Place 
Durham. NC 27713 
Industrial Tech (Elect 1 

Lisa L Dave 
201-G E Meadow 
Greensboro, NC 27406 
Communication (Print Journi 

Jeffrey Aaron Dean 
46 Long Beach Avenue 
Roosevelt, NY 11575 



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Shauna L Dean 
6319 Elwynne Drive 
Cincinnati, OH 45216 
Business Administration 

Terrance M Deck 
604 Lynn Road 
Durham. NC 27703 



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Janet E Degraffenreid 
1908 Autumn Court 
Greensboro. NC 27405 
English (Professional! 

Keith L Dcgraffinreid 
807 Carneland 
Greensboro. NC 27405 
Communication (Broadca 

Wanda Hill DeVane 
3237-10H Yanceyville 
Groensburu. NC 27405 
Mathematics (Secondary Ed I 

Cecelia A. Dickerson 
138 British Lake 
Greensboro. NC 27410 
Architectural Engineering 

Lisa A Dillard 
372 Belgrave Road 
Newport News, VA 23602 
Accounting 

Robin D Dillingham 
114 Meadow Lane S 
Hickorv. NC 28602 
Agn Econ. (Agr. Sc ) 

Irvin C Dingle 
4416 Gum Street 
Charlotte, NC 28208 
Business Administration 



Marvin T Dixie 
Route 4, Box 31 
Leland, NC 28451 
Mechanical Engineering 

Bruce Dixon. Ill 
Route 1, Box 211-E 
Magnolia. NC 28453 
Landscape Architecture 

Tawanna B Dixon 
Route 1, Box 327 
Shannon, NC 28386 
Biology (Professional] 

Khanh C Do 
2317 Cole Road 
Winston-Salem. NC 27107 
Electrical Engineering 

John I Dobbins 
6710 Weston Avenue 
Capital Hghts, MD 20743 

Anthony D Dodson 
125 Luther Street 
Greensboro. NC 27401 
Mathematics (Professional) 

Dinnatia J Doster 
330 Croom Road 
Maxton. NC 28364 
Mechanical Engineering 

Tonv L Doughty 
Route 2. Box 54 
Wilhamston. NC 27892 
Industrial Tech (Elect ) 

Serafma L Dowdy 
P O Box 481 
Carthage. NC 28327 
Undecided 

Desiree S Drew 
Route 1. Box 391 
Oxford. NC 27565 
Mechanical Engineering 

Elijah Drew. Jr 
6 Summer Avenue 
Dover, NJ 07801 
Electrical Engin 



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Andrea Drumgold 
7 Gordon Court 
Ahoskie. NC 27910 
Mathematic (Secondary Ed > 

Debbie M DuBose 
Route 1, Box 509 
Darlington. SC 29532 
Early Childhood Education 

Vanessa DuHart 
1420 Amsterdam 
New York. NY 10027 
Social Work 

Derrek B Dunn 
6530 Armps Road 
Whitsett. NC 27377 
Electrical Engineering 

Michelle L Dunnaville 
3950 Sugar Creek 
Winslon-Salem, NC 27106 



Milton A Earle 
311 West Normcn 
Gastonia. NC 28052 
Industrial Tech (Manuf) 

Beverly R Eccles 
1104 Braemar Avenue 
Atlanta, GA 30311 
Accounting 

Monique D Edge 
Route 2, Box 529 
Georgetown, SC 29440 

John H Edmonds 
1859 Berriedale 
Fayetteville. NC 28304 
Architectural Engineering 

Kenneth Edwards 
P Box 234 
Warrenton, NC 27589 
Social Work 

Lee Albert Edwards 
505 Mam Street 
Fairmont, NC 28340 

Landscape Architecture 

Timothy L Edwards 
Route 5, Box 194-A 
Whiteville. NC 28472 
Mechanical Engineering 

Samuel O Egere 
1516-A Cunningham 
Greensboro. NC 27401 
Voc Ind Ed lElect Indust ) 

1 .. iiiui ', I- nil.,, \<,nv< 

1205 Arlee Street 

Greensboro, NC 27401 

Voc Ind Ed iService Indus) 



Monday Akpan Ekanem 
1034 Dewey Street 
Greensboro. NC 27405 
Voc Ind Ed (Construction] 

Zeid U El-Miqdadi 
3554-H Farmington 
Greensboro, NC 27407 
Agn Sc (Agn Engineering) 

SharronJ Elliott 
Route 3. Box 285 
Reidsville. NC 27320 
Business Administration 

Michael W Ellis 
202 Horton Street 
Farmville, NC 27828 
Computer Science 

Johnenc C Emehel 
9929 Rich Hatch 
Huntersville, NC 28078 
History (Professional! 

Sharon P Entzmingcr 
1217 Magnolia Street 
Greensboro. NC 27401 
Mathematics (Professional) 

Fonsc Lee Epps 
341 Burlingate 
Greensboro, NC 27407 
Political Science 

John D Evans 
108 Greenway Street 
Greenville. NC 27834 
Industrial Tech (Elect ) 

Valerie D Evans 
602 Woodlake Drive 
Greensboro, NC 27406 
Business Administration 

Vanessa M Evans 
4-D Summertree 
Greensboro. NC 27406 
Business Administration 

Roy Allen Ezell 
405-B Burhngate 
Greensboro, NC 27407 
Electrical Engineering 



Erskine Langs Fairley 
P Box 185 
Maxton. NC 28364 
Agricultural Education 

Leslie A Fairley 
Route 1, Box 104 
Wagram, NC 28396 
Industrial Tech (Manuf ) 

Bruce A Faison 
916 Weiss Avenue 
Fayetteville, NC 28305 
Industrial Tech (Const ) 

Va-Lencia M Farmer 
1909 Fieldcrest 
Wilson. 'NC 27893 
Early Childhood Education 

Pamela L. Faulcon 
717 E Morehead 
Reidsville. NC 27320 
Business Administration 

Bryan K Faulk 

P Box 54 1 

Rose Hill, NC 28458 

Music Education 

Paula E Faulkner 

9807 Fcldbank Drive 

Charlotte, NC 28216 

Agn. Tech (Animal Husbandry) 

Michael E. Faulks 
603 South Street 
Greensboro, NC 27403 
Architectural Engineering 

Knstopher M Feaster 
406 Boyd Street 
Greensboro, NC 27401 
Electrical Engineering 

Cynthia I Felton 
P Box 21201 
Greensboro, NC 27420 
Industrial Engineering 

Guana E Ferguson 
1124 E Street N 
Washington. DC 20002 
Industrial Tech (Elect ) 

Willie T Ferguson 
1407 Rotherwood 
Greensboro, NC 27406 
Electrical Engineering 

Karen V Fernandez 
5701 Snow White 
Charlotte. NC 28213 
Accounting 

Jeffrey W Finch 
1506 Ballymena 
Reidsville. NC 27320 
Industrial Tech (Manul ) 



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Lorenza Floyd 
Route 4. Box 425 
Fairmont. NC 28340 
Music Education 

Adnen M Forbes 
18-E Hilt.n Place 
Greensboro. NC 27409 
Accounting 

Chauncey E Ford 
1708 Kivett Drive 
High Point, NC 27268 
Business Administration 

Daniel Webster Ford 
504 Walton Street 
Durham, NC 27703 
Economics 

David W Forney 
201 Northeast Avenue 
Kannapohs, NC 28081 
Industrial Tech (Elect ) 

Geoffrey E Foster 
103 Tall Oaks Drive 
Greensboro. NC 27408 
Industrial Tech (Elect | 

Paulette Foster 
P O Box 152 
Mocksville. NC 27028 
Speech &, Theater Education 

Therletta Foster 
3226-K Lawndale Drive 
Greensboro, NC 27408 
Home Ec (Cloth Text ) 

Tracey Lynn Foxx 
108-38 159th Street 
Jamaica, NY 11433 
Home Economics (HM Econ 

Michelle P Franklin 
2602 Cashwell Drive 
Goldsboro, NC 27530 
Home Economics (Dietetics! 

Raymond B Franklin 
5378 Hwy 150 
Monticello. NC 
Electrical Engineering 

Calvin M Freeman Jr 
117 Missouri Street 
Spindale. NC 28160 
Industrial Tech (Elect ) 

David C Freeman 
507 Shepard Street 
Elizabeth City, NC 27909 
Architectural Engineering 

Mark H Freeman 
707 Fairview Place 
Utica, NY 13502 
Electrical Engineering 

Daniel C Fritz 
6135 Webster Street 
Philadelphia, PA 19143 
Architectural Engineering 

Colette Froneberger 
2013 Bothwcll Street 
Greensboro. NC 27401 
Early Childhood Education 

Annette R Fryar 

5406 Hicone Road 
McLeansville. NC 27301 
Speech 8t Theater Education 

Efram R Fuller 
P Box 658 
Yanceyville. NC 27379 
Electrical Engineering 

Reginald T Fuller 
421-A E Montcastle Drive 
Greensboro, NC 27406 
Undecided 

Sham J Fuller 

406 Woodlake Drive 

Greensboro, NC 27406 

Business Administration 

Drena L Futrell 
1600-H Pinecroft 
Greensboro, NC 27407 
Business Administration 

Beryl C Gaines 
1120 Michigan Avenue 
Southern Pines. NC 28387 
Business Administration 

Todd M Gaines 
2 Stout Street 
Randleman, NC 27317 
Undecided 

Theodore M Gaither 
1044 Lafayette 
Salisbury. NC 28144 
Mechanical Engineering 

Lisa T Gardner 
1212 Havenhill 
Greensboro, NC 27405 
Business Education (Basic! 



Terry Teresa Garrett 
2531 Glenbrook 
Durham. NC 27707 
Social Work 

Roderick A Geer 
516 Toggle Street 
Durham, NC 27713 
Biology (Professional* 

Collins R Geter 
1803 Perry Street 
Barnwell, SC 29812 
Chemical Engineering 

Parmindcr S Ghuman 
3431 Old Battle 

Greensboro, NC 27410 
Electrical Engineering 

Carlton D Gibbs 
1912 Newsome Drive 
New Bern NC 28560 
Mechanical Engineering 

Demon S Gibbs 
1227 Rolling Lane 
Statesville. NC 28677 
Early Childhood Education 

Shannon S Gibson 
98 Floyd Street 
Dorenester. MA 02124 
History (Professional! 

Rcnee Dorian Gilmore 
408 E Montcastle 

Greensboro. NC 27406 
Biology i Professional 1 

Yvonne C Gilvard 
1406 Tillery Drive 
Greensboro, NC 27405 
Special Education 

Patrick Lee Glenn 

Route 5 Box 311 
Raeford, NC 28376 
Computer Science 

Monroe Godette. Jr 
Route 1, Box 180-M 
Havelock, NC 28532 
Mechanical Engineering 

Mildred O Gonzalez 
PO Box 20526 
Greensboro, NC 27420 
Industrial Engineering 

Douglas L Good 
2208 East 24th Street 
Winston-Salem, NC 27105 
Industrial Engineering 

Marcus A Goodlett 
712 Pine Street 
Greensboro, NC 27401 
Computer Science 

Leona D Goolsby 
4105 Belfield Drive 
Greensboro. NC 27405 
Computer Science 

Alice Graham 

1831 N Raleigh 

Rocky Mount. NC 27801 

Home Economics (HM Econ Ed > 

James E Graham 
Route 2, Box 137-B 
Reieglewood. NC 28456 
Industrial Tech (Elect ) 

Jeanette T Graham 
Route 10, Box 461 
Reidsville. NC 27320 
History (Secondary Ed I 

Shirlye C Grandy 
2226 Bywood Road 
Greensboro. NC 27405 
Accounting 

Gary B Grantham 
302 Elmore Street 
Mount Olive, NC 28365 
Industrial Tech (Elect 1 

Howard D Grantham 
2522 Lone Pine 
Fayetteville, NC 28306 
Industrial Tech (Elect. i 

Cynthia D Grav 
6726 Bluffview 
Fayetteville, NC 28304 
Biology (Professional! 

Herbert A. Gray 
P O Box 168 
Fayetteville. NC 28302 
Political Science 

John D Gray 
6 Hunt Club Road 
Greensboro. NC 27401 
Industrial Engineering 

Charles E Greene 
315-A E Florida Street 
Greensboro. NC 27407 
Chemistry (Teaching) 



Elaine F Greene 
1710 Forest Vailej 
Greensboro NC 27410 
Business Administration 

George M Greene 
1808 Edgecombe 
Fayetteville. NC 28301 
Chemistry (Professional! 

John E Greene 
1410 Dans Road 
Greensboro NC 27401 
Music iLiberal Artsi 

Maurice A Greene 
205 S Alabama 
Goldsboro NC 2 7430 
Industrial Engineering 

Ben M Greenfield 
Route 5, Box 390 
Mt Olive, NC 28365 
Industrial Tech (Manuf | 

Anthonv G Greenwell 
423 New River Drive 
Jacksonville, NC 2S540 
Art Design 

Stephen L Griffin 
1422 Larchmont 
Greensboro. NC 27405 
Electrical Engineering 

Patricia Ann Griffith 
2015 Holly Street 
Charlotte, NC 28216 
Communication (Broadcast Prod I 

Markus A Hager 

Route 5, Box 262 

Kings Mountain NC 28086 

Business Administration 

Amjad H Haj Yousef 
2001 O'Neil Place 
Greensboro, NC 27405 
Electrical Engineering 

Frieda M Hall 
224 South 9th Avenue 
Higland Park, NJ 08904 
Speech &, Theater Ed 

Vaugh M Hall 
2537 Cherbrough 
Gastoma NC 28054 
Industrial Tech (Elect.) 

Tonya M Hamiel 
1024 Barbee Avenue 
High Point NC 27260 
Business Administration 

W.lhe L Hampton 
234 West 24th Street 
Winston-Salem. NC 27105 
Industrial Tech (Elect I 

Carlton F Hardy 
6 Hamngton Place 
Durham. NC 27713 
Business Administration 

Harry L Hards , Jr 
310-J Greenbriar 
Greensboro, NC 27405 
Undecided 

Ila L Harper 
541 Cameron Street 
Farmville, NC 27828 
Speech & Theater Education 

Lee E Harrell 
209-K Woodnell 
Greensboro, NC 27405 
Business Administration 

Pamela L Harngan 
5300 Bancroft Road 
Greensboro. NC 27405 
Accounting 

Cheryl G Harrington 
18-F Hunt Club Road 
Greensboro, NC 27410 
Undecided 

Bernard Harris 
Route 1. Box 54 
Roxboro, NC 27576 
Architectural Engineering 

Constance R Harris 
903 Park Terrace 
Lakewood, NJ 08701 



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Keith L Harris 
Route 4. Box 126 
Liberty, NC 27298 
Business Administration 

Melvyn L Harris 
3909-C Pioneer 
Greensboro, NC 27407 
Business Administration 

Michael R Harris 
1905-A N John 
Goldsboro, NC 27530 
Social Work 



Ncal L Hartgrove 
104-D Yester Oaks 
Greensboro, NC 274U8 
Computer Science 

Duan L Harvev 
Ruute I Box :2C 
Rich Square, NC 27864 
Undecided 

Troy D Hatcher 
370 Northv.lle 
Riverhead, NY 11901 
Industrial Tech (Elect | 

Rodney K Hatton 
3214 Kittering 
Winston-Salem, NC 27105 
Industrial Tech (Manuf i 

Lateefa S Hayes 
185 E 92nd 
Brooklyn. NY 11212 
Laboratory Animal Sc 

Ricky Heath 
P Box 13951 
Greensboro. NC 27415 
Accounting 

Monica A Hedgepeth 
Route 3. Box 1 87 A 
Enfield. NC 27823 
Industrial Tech (Elect ) 

William B Heggms 
1303 Brtngle 
Salisbury, NC 28144 
Agricultural Education 

Eric Leon Henderson 
339 Montrose Drive 
Greensboro NC 27409 
Health & Physical Ed 

James A O Henderson 
3609 St John Place 
Landover. MD 20785 
Electrical Engineering 

Rayford L Henderson 
4695 Indiana Avenue 
Winston-Salem, NC 27106 
Accounting 

Wendy Y Hendon 
507 Glen Canyon 
Fayetteville NC 28303 

Linda Sue Herring 
700 Mobile Street 
Greensboro, NC 27406 
Accounting 

Walter Herring, III 
46 S Gordon Street 
Alexandria. VA 22304 
Industrial Engineering 

Charles M Hicks 
704 Gatewood Avenue 
High Point. NC 27260 
Laboratory Animal Sc 

Patricia S Hicks 
2624 Randleman Road 
Greensboro, NC 27406 
Business Administration 

Rhonda S Hightower 
3541 Dickey Mil 
Mebane, NC 27302 
Computer Science 

Zidan H Hindi 
P O Box 19234 

Greensboro, NC 27419 
Electrical Engineering 

Steven B Hines 
1505 Georfe Avenue 
Kinston. NC 28501 
Industrial Tech (Elect ) 

Carla D Hmton 

704 South O'Henry Blvd 

Greensboro, NC 27401 

Undecided 

Johnnie C Hinton 
3729 Prospect Drive 
Winston-Salem, NC 27105 
Architectural Engineering 

John Walter Hodge 
1401 Dan's Road 
Greensboro. NC 27401 
English (Teaching! 

Pamela R Holland 
514 Fifth Avenue 
Greensboro, NC 27405 
Electrical Engineering 

Christopher N Hollis 
606 Fifth Avenue 
Greensboro, NC 27405 
Occupational Safety &. Health 

James Clayton Holzshu 
Route 8. Box 187 
Burlington. NC 27215 
Electrical Engineering 



Victor Cun II i 

6212 Chapel Hill 
Raleigh NC 27607 
Industrial Tech (Elect ! 

Larnie G H^rton 
1301 Granada Drive 
Raleigh. NC 27612 
English (Teaching! 

Martin R Houglan 
llll-A Birchcreek 
Greensboro. NC 27406 
Business Administration 

Daran E Howard 
921 Biggs Street 
Memphis, TN 38106 
Professional Theater 

Robin L Howard 
315 Barberry Drive 
Greensboro. NC 27406 
Computer Science 

Patsy Hubbard 
1505 Guest Stret 
Greensboro. NC 27405 
Nursing 

Bernadine B Hudson 
1101 Scranton Place 
Durham, NC 27713 
Accounting 

Michael Roy Hudson 
Route 2. Box 494 
Bost.c, NC 28018 
Electrical Engineering 

Jack N Huff.nes. Jr 
342 Dare Street 

Burlington. NC 27215 
Electrical Engineering 

Lorn W Hughes 
23 Sheffield Avenue 
New Haven CT 06511 
Nursing 

Ezra Humphrey 
708 Old Cherry 
New Bern. NC 28560 
Undecided 

Tara L Humphrey 
1852 Cascade Street 
Fayetteville. NC 28301 
Communication (Public Rel ) 

Stephanie A Hunt 
P 0. Box 21283 
Greensboro. NC 
English (Teaching) 

Christy M Hunter 
1705 Pender Street 
Raleigh. NC 27610 
Psychology 

Howard T Hutchinson 
403 Parkway 
Jacksonville, NC 28540 
Art Design 



Brian A. Irving 
905 Gordon Street 
Monroe. NC 28110 
English (Teaching) 

Leander A Isaac 

189 Silver Birch 

Brown Summit. NC 27214 

Industrial Arts Education 



Beth E Jackson 
204 N Swing Road 
Greensboro. NC 27409 



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Carolyn R Jackson 
1373 Lees Chapel Road 
Greensboro, NC 27405 
Business Administration 

Erwm Mandell Jackson 
4230-G United Street 
Greensboro, NC 27408 
Industrial Tech (Manuf I 

K.m R Jackson 
2411 Phillips Avenue 

Greensboro. NC 27405 
Computer Science 

Lavonda R Jackson 
920-E Cone Blvd 
Greensboro, NC 27405 
English iTeaching) 

Robert L Jackson 
314 Jesmond Street 
Durham, NC 27707 
Accounting 

Russell D Jackson 
1200 Morningside 
Kinston, NC 28501 
Electrical Engineering 



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Tamuel L Jackson 
106-B Franklin 
Louisburg. NC 27549 
Undecided 

Neville L. Jacobs 
145-2 110th Avenue 
Jamaica, NY 11435 
Electrical Eng: 



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Vanessa L Jacobs 
1803 Melchior Court 
Greensboro, NC 27406 
Biology fTeaching) 

Mai A Jajere 
1001 Dewey Street 
Greensboro. NC 2 7405 
Voc Ind Ed (Elect Indust i 

Matthew A James 
53 Columbia Avenue 
Newark, NJ 07106 
Industrial Tech (Const ) 

Elmer Jeffcnes, Jr 

406 Jacob Street 
Thomasville. NC 27360 
Architectural Engineering 

Phildra T Jeffries 
4434 Tipperary 
Charlotte, NC 28215 



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C Jefferson 
Route 5. Box 211-B 
Henderson, NC 27536 
Business Administration 

Andrea D Jefferys 
109 Clark Street 
Henderson, NC 27536 
Speech & Theater Ed 

James Jeffries. Jr 
309 Isabel Street 
Greensboro. NC 27401 
Chemistry (Professional) 



Angus B Jenkins, II 
5717 Rimerton Drive 
Charlotte. NC 28226 
Architectural Engineering 

Betty Taylor Jenkins 
1618 Woodbnar 
Greensboro. NC 27405 
Social Work 

Donna W Jent 
Route 13, Box 150 
Reidsville. NC 27320 
Art Education 

Michael B Jeter 
2419 Glenn Avenue 
Wmston-Salem, NC 27105 
Biology (Professional) 

Rodney Johns 
852 Castlewood 
Greensboro. NC 27405 
Industrial Tech. (Elect.) 

Aaron Johnson 
6 Hunt Club Road 
Greensboro, NC 27410 
Electrical Engineering 

CedncJ Johnson 
3923 Colony Square 
Greensboro. NC 27407 
Engineering Mathematics 

Charles M Johnson 
Route 1, Box 150-A 
Burgaw. NC 28425 
Electrical Engineering 

Clifton G Johnson 
4914 Brompton Drive 
Greensboro, NC 27407 
Accounting 

Derek A Johnson 
1602 Willomore 
Greensboro, NC 27403 
Accounting 

Donna M Johnson 
815-A S Chapman Street 
Greensboro. NC 27403 
Accounting 

Eric M Johnson 
11602 Clairton 
Mitchellville. MD 20716 
Mechanical Engineering 

Etah Johnson 
Route 2, Box 15 
Salisbury, NC 21801 
Industrial Tech (Manuf ) 

Jocclyn M Johnson 
969 Burnt Hickory 
Atlanta. GA 30311 
Accounting 

Kevin Johnson 
P O Box 1353 

Greensboro. NC 27411 
Computer Science 



Neil A Johnson 
2807-C Yanceyville 
Greensboro. NC 27405 
Business Administration 

Shonda D Johnson 
317 Sprmghill 
Greenville. NC 27834 
Psychology 

Sylvia P Johnson 
322 Buffalo Street 
Shelby. NC 28150 
Electrical Engineering 

Vera Carlotta Johnson 
P O Box 182 
Garysburg. NC 27831 
Industrial Engineering 

Rita H Joiner 
203 Mendenhall 
Jamestown. NC 27282 
Mechanical Engineering 

Andn-Anne D Jones 
719 Greenhave 
Greensboro. NC 27406 
English (Professional! 

Benjamin M Jones 
1110 Deep Creek 
Fayetteville, NC 28301 
Industrial Tech (M, 



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Carl F Jones 
514 S Deans 
Wilson, NC 27893 
Industrial Tech (Manuf ) 

Darrell D Jones 
620 McGirt Bridge 
Launnburg. NC 23852 
Business Administration 



Bukar A Kachalla 
1001 Dewey Street 
Greensboro. NC 27405 
Voc Ind Ed (Construction) 

Margaret I Kanipes 
7024 Marlbrook 
Charlotte. NC 28212 
Chemistry (Prof. 



al) 



James A Kearse 
1206 Dartsmouth 
High Point, NC 27260 
Industrial Tech (Elect ) 

Mellonie P Keaton 
1105-B Logan Street 
Greensboro. NC 27406 
Undecided 

Thomas B Keefer 
5711 Hagonstone 
Pleasant Garden. NC 27313 
"Chemical Engineering 

Tracy L Keels 
1007 South 5th 
Wilmington. NC 28401 
Business Administration 



Joanel B Kellman 
P Box 4021 
Greensboro. NC 27411 
Accounting 

Belinda M Kelly 
Route 1, Box 87 
Gates. NC 27937 
Administrative Services 

Karen Graves Kelly 
725 Hillsboro Street 
Fayetteville, NC 28301 
Chemistry (Professional) 

Monique S Kemp 
32-B Earhart Lane 
Bronx. NY 10475 
Food Science 

Robert W Kennedy 
6729 Riverhills 
Greensboro. NC 27410 
Mechanical Engineering 

Kirk E Keys 
3915 Moss Side 
Richmond. VA 23222 
Electrical Engineering 

Wanda Anita Kirkland 
Route 1, Box 192A 
Hampstead. NC 28443 
Home Ec (Cloth , Text > 



Pamela S Lamb 
Route 4, Box 304 
Clinton, NC 28328 
Mechanical Engineering 

Debra M Lambson 
1616-E Maplewood 
Greensboro. NC 27407 
Accounting 



Burlington. NC 27215 



Nui 



ing 



Cassandra D Ledbetter 
1030 Sims Circle 
Gastonia, NC 28052 
Architectural Engineering 

Angela M Lee 
1465 Chapel Street 
Norfolk, VA 23504 
Accounting 

Clifford Lee 
900 W Sumter Street 
Florence, SC 29501 
Industrial Tech (Manuf) 

Howard R Lee 
494 Sprmgbrook 
Kernersville, NC 27284 
Architectural Engineering 

Kelvin U Lee 
1373 Lee's Chapel Road 
Greensboro, NC 2740S 
Health & Physical Ed 

Lisa V Lee 
2803 Yanceyville 
Greensboro, NC 27405 
Business Administration 



Valerie L Lee 
6408 Hawthorne 
Landover, MD 20785 
Civil Engineering 

Eric Gerard LeGrand 
1039 Kingsley Road 
Fayetteville, NC 28304 
Business Administration 

Gloria Jean LeGrand 
3005 Martin Avenue 
Greensboro. NC 27405 
Social Work 

Donovan Lemont Lewis 
206 Springfield 
Williamsburg, VA 23185 
Business Administration 

Veda E Lewis 
268 Fernwood 
Chesapeake, VA 23320 
Chemical Engineering 

Anthony Lindsey 
3835 S Federal 
Chicago, IL 60609 
Economics 

Donna M Lindsey 
3512 Chippendae 
Greensboro. NC 27406 
Accounting 

George G Linney 
1902 Finley Street 
Greensboro, NC 27406 
Transportation 

Tern L Little 
P Box 744 
Wadesboro, NC 28170 
English (Teaching) 



Jacqueline M Jones 




Vicki D Littlejohn 


P O Box 279 


Vance E Lanier 


307-E E Montcastle 


Norlina, NC 27563 


4825 Commercial 


Greensboro, NC 27406 


Early Childhood Education 


Winston-Salem, NC 27104 
Industrial Tech (Manuf ) 


Social Work 


Leeann Jones 




Kimberly D Lloyd 


11 Stillwell Street 


Kenneth W Lash 


3029 Williams Avenue 


Matawan. NJ 07747 


605 W 25th Street 


Inkster, MI 48141 


Social Work 


Winston-Salem. NC 27105 


Mechanical Engineering 


Michelle R Jones 




Bonne L Lovelace 


P O Box 81 


Hans D Lassiter 


2811-E Yanceyville 


Creswell, NC 27928 


1614 Quincy Street 


Greensboro, NC 27405 


Business Administration 


Greensboro. NC 27401 
Political Science 


Communication (Public Rel 


Raeshay A Jones 




Dwayne A Lowe 


45 Mulligan Drive 


James D Latta 


1306 Lancaster 


Mt Clemens. MI 48043 


1706 Huffine Ml Road 


Durham. NC 27701 


English (Teaching) 


Greensboro, NC 27405 
Accounting 


Electrical Engineering 


Rodney C Jones 




Carzema E Luallen 


5016 Pressman Drive 


Helen S Lawrence 


2906 W Florida 


Winston-Salem, NC 27105 


P O Box 591 


Greensboro. NC 2 7408 


Industrial Tech (Elect > 


Roanoke Rapid, NC 27870 
Biology (Professional) 


Accounting 


Steven V Jones 




Bertha M Lucas 


2901 Dove Street 


Joan C Lawson 


Route 14, Box 109 


Greensboro, NC 2740S 


1416 Harrison Avenue 


Sanford, NC 27330 


Accounting 


Wmston-Salem. NC 27105 
Accounting 


Administrative Services 


Trent L Jones 




Howard L Lucas 


Route 1, Box 1364 


Clyde O Lea, Jr 


P O Box 342 


Riegelwood. NC 28456 


1805 Melchoir Court 


Liberty. NC 27298 


Biology (Professional) 


Greensboro, NC 2 7406 


Accounting 


Pamela D Jordan 




Sonji Lucas 


622 Rowland Street 


Alfred K Leak 


618 Darby Avenue 


Henderson, NC 27536 


7717 Ridge Road 


Kinston. NC 28501 


Electrical Engineering 


Tobaccoville, NC 27050 
Mechanical Engineering 


Chemical Engineering 


Thomas Jordan 




Erik J Lundngan 


604 Bancroft Avenue 


Kelly E Leak 


1516-B Woodside 


Greenville, NC 27834 


Route 9, Box 336 


High Point. NC 27260 


Computer Science 


Winston-Salem. NC 27107 
Business Administration 


Electrical Engineering 


Alfreda A Justice 




Walter J Lundy 


Route 1, Box 150 


Adnenne L Leath 


1217 Spruce Lane 


Halifax, NC 27839 


1031 Apple Street 


Chesapeaker, VA 23320 



Mechanical Engineering 

Garry W Lunsford 
P O Box 932 
Roxboro, NC 27573 
Industrial Tech (Elect ) 

Gerald M. Lunsford 
Route 2. Box 188 
Roxboro, NC 27573 
Industrial Tec (Elect ) 

Wanda V Lynch 
Route 1, Box 244-A 
Hollister, NC 27844 
Mechanical Engineering 

John H Lyon 
Route 1. Box 269B 
Oxford. NC 27565 
Electrical Engi 



ng 



Malcolm T Lyon 
Route 1. Box 391 
Oxford. NC 27565 
Mechanical Engineering 

Calvin L Mackey 
2916 October Court 
Charlotte. NC 28208 
Electrical Engineering 



Roshn K Maddox 
1701 Yarbrough 
Greensboro, NC 27405 
Mechanical Engineering 

David J Maines 
506 Edney Ridge 
Greensboro, NC 27408 
Electrical Engineering 

Debra Majett 
1907 Phillips Avenue 
Greensboro. NC 27405 
Social Work 

Ardella M Malone 
3108 Clearview 
Charlotte. NC 27216 
Early Childhood Ed 

Veronica G Manning 
Route 4. Box 15-B Fairmouni 
Fairmount. NC 28340 
Business Administration 

Derek M Mapp 
601 5th Avenue 
Greensboro. NC 27405 
Economics 

Amy L Marley 
P 6 Box 1375 
Liberty, NC 27298 
Accounting 

Anton C Martin 
Route 6. Box 309 
Whiteville, N 28472 
IndustnalTech (Const) 

Howard R Martin 
2823 Yanceyville 
Greensboro. NC 27405 
Business Administration 

Kenneth V Martin 
Route 4, Box 414 
Eden, NC 27288 
Industrial Tech (Auto) 

Winifred L Martin 
401 Woolen Street 
Madison, NC 27025 
Industrial Engineering 

Roosevelt P Maske 
6000 Morns Far 
Charlotte. NC 28227 
Industrial Tech (Const ) 

Cynthia Ann Massey 
807-B Wmslow Street 
High Point. NC 27260 
Mechanical Engineering 

Keith E Matthis 
4221 Bernau-F 
Greensboro, NC 27411 
Social Work 

Christopher K Mauldin 
3733 Nash Street 
Washington. DC 20020 
Industrial Tech (Elect ) 

Brandon S Maxwell 
2408 Roslyn Avenue 
Charlotte. NC 28208 
Industrial Tech (Elect ) 

Rene R McBnde 
4105 Falconridge 
Greensboro, NC 27405 
Accounting 

Sheila A McCain 

5701 Craven Road 

Brown Summit. NC 27214 

Accounting 

Randy McCallum 
P O Box 20021 
Greensboro, NC 27407 
Electrical Engineering 

John R McCashn 
3221 S Elm Street 
Greensboro. NC 27406 
Landscape Architecture 

Stephanie D McCorkle 
217 S Caldwell 
Newton. NC 28658 
Sociology 

Delinda V McCorvcy 
129 Cypress Court 
Columbus, GA 31906 



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Angela R McCullough 
Route 1, Box 275 
Lawndale. NC 28090 
Business Administration 

Charles C McCullough 
5 Woodclub Court 
Greensboro, NC 27406 
Mechanical Engineering 

Detra L McCullough 
2717-D Yanceyville 
Greensboro, NC 2740S 
Mechanical Engineering 



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Katrina P McCulIough 
9415 Feldbank Drive 
Charlotte NC 28216 
Early Childhood Education 

Cassandra T McDowell 
P O Box 1394 
Ehzabethtown NC 28337 

Political Science 

Dwayne V Mclntyre 
1373 Lee's Chapel Road 
Greensboro. NC 27406 
Business Administration 

Gary Ray Mclntyre 
3951 Bit tie Road 
Gibsonville, NC 27249 
Industrial Tech (Elect > 

Lavonne D Mclver 

40 Boyden Street 

East Orange NJ 07017 

Communication Print Journ 

John J McKay 
508 Stewart Street 
Greensboro. NC 27401 
Computer Science 

Joseph J McKenzic 

214 W Murray 
Wallace NC 28466 
Art Design 

Terri D McKnight 
354-A Burlmgate 
Greensboro. NC 27407 
Business Administration 

Lon D McLaughlin 

1141 W Marsh Street 
Salisbury. NC 28144 

Accounting 

Tiffany Q McLaunn 
4704 13th Place 
Washington. DC 20017 
Art Design 

Andre McMillan 
2100-D W Cone Blvd 
Greensboro. NC 27408 
Computer Science 

Bnan K McMullen 
5722 Allenstown 
Charlotte, NC 28215 
Industrial Tech 'Elect .) 

Anthony V McNair 
P 0. Box 286 
Launnburg, NC 28352 
Industrial Engineering 

Herbert L McNeal. Jr 

215 Gracie Street 
Eden NC 27288 
Business Administration 

Mary Ann McNeil 
1919 Freeman Mill Road 
Greensboro. NC 27406 
Chemistry (Professional! 

Tammy L McNeil 
2009 Acorn Road 
Greensboro. NC 27406 

Accounting 

Terrylyn E McNeil 

P O Box 72 

White Oak, NC 28399 

Computer Science 

Darrell E McNeill 

33 Gosselin Avenue 

Ft Monmouth. NJ 07703 

Business Administration 

Brian K McPherson 
6 Paula Road 
Mattapan MA 02126 
Architectural Engineering 

Joseph McQueen. Ill 
116 McQuillan Drive 
Wilmington. NC 28403 
Biology 'Professional) 

Kimberly R Melton 
39-C Riveroaks 
Greensboro. NC 27409 
Business Administration 

Marcus A Miles 
1108 Momingside 
Burlington. NC 27215 
Accounting 

Sylvia L Miles 

2721 Yanceyville 
Greensboro. NC 27406 

Computer Science 

David J Miller 
Route 1. Box 362-D 
Georgetown. SC 29440 

Business Education I Basic i 

George D Miller. Jr 
5719 Rockspnng 
Baltimore MD 21209 
Undecided 



Jerome S Miller 
115 Tranquill Drive 
Winston-Salem. NC 27101 

Architectural Engineering 

Julius A Miller II 
3004 V Place. SE 
Washington DC 20020 

Industrial Tech Elect i 

Kenneth Ray Miller 
110 N Benbow Road 
Greensboro NC 27401 
Industrial Tech. (Elect ) 

Kevin E Miller 
3423 Regents Park 
Greensboro NC 27405 
Chemistry (Professional) 

Leonard A Miller 
5910 Scales Drive 
Pfafftown. NC 27040 

Industrial Tech Manuf 

Michael S Miller 
4449 Fourmille Lane 
Greensboro. NC 27405 

Transportation 

Kennon P Mills 
604 Kmard Drive 
Winston-Salem. NC 27101 
Business Administration 

William Steven Minor 
205 Wind Road Apt 
Greensboro. NC 27405 
Nursing 

Eric M. Mitchell 
Route 3. Box 394 
Spring Hope. NC 27882 
Industrial Tech [Elect-] 

Warren Jay Mitchell 
1012 East Side 
Greensboro. NC 27406 

Recreation Administration 

Sharon L. Mitchener 
1702 Lincoln Street 
Greensboro, NC 27401 
Chemicai Engineering 

Michael B Mobley 
839 Logan Street 
Shelby. NC 28150 
Social Work 

Henry R Modlin 
312 Guerrant Street 
Greensboro, NC 27401 
Computer Science 

Dana T Moore 
1303 Spring Garden 
Greensboro, NC 27403 
Electrical Engineering 

Frankye C Moore 
3834-J Mizell Road 
Greensboro. NC 27406 
Industrial Tech (Manuf ) 

George B Moore 
2770 Reynolds Place 
Wmston-Salem, NC 27107 
Business Administration 

Gregory W Moore 
Route 6, Box 180 
Hillsborough. NC 27278 
Administrative Services 

Irma J Moore 
200 Bl Stoneyndge 
Winston-Salem NC 27106 
Communications (Broadcast News 

Kathv L Moore 
123-K Yester Oaks 
Greensboro. NC 2740S 
Architectural Engineering 

Sylvia L Moore 
Lot No 58 Twain 
Burner. NC 27509 
Computer Science 

Derek E Morgan 
14 Jasper Street 
Thomasville. NC 27360 
Voc Ind Ed (Drafting! 

Jame T. Morning 
P Box 2849 
Robersonville. NC 27871 
Business Administration 

Ruth L Morris 
Donoe Bldg 81A 
St Thomas. VI 00802 
Political Science 

David F Morrison 
2449-A Cottage 
Greensboro, NC 27405 
Electrical Engineering 

Emily A. Morrison 
5302 Kiplme Court 
Wilmington. NC 28403 
Business Administration 



John M Morrison 
P O Box 265 
Aberdeen NC 28315 
Communication Broadcast Newsi 

Benjamin F Morrow Jr 
2807 NC 54 

Haw River NC 27258 
Industrial Engineering 

Marcus J Morrow- 
Route 1. Box 45 

Hurdle Mills NC 27541 
Music iLibera, Arts 

Roger G Morton 
920 Sheann Street 
Rocky Mount NC 27801 
Music Education 

Ivan T Moslev 
2700 Apt 6 Tower 
Wmston-Salem. NC 27106 
Industrial Tech (Manuf I 

Brian Keith Move 
Route 1 Box 109 B6 
Farmville NC 27828 
Industrial Arts Ed. 

Derrick L Muldrow 
4733 Brompton Drive 
Greensboro, NC 27407 
Business Administration 

Alfred H Muraton 
173 Autumn Forest 
Brown Summit. NC 27214 
Engineering Physics 

Michael K Murphy 
3818 Overland Heights 
Greensboro NC 27407 
Mechanical Engineering 

Roderick T Murphy 
402-K E. Montcastle 
Greensboro. NC 27406 
Industrial Tech Manui 

Jeffrey S Murrell 
1507 Golfcourse 
Mitcheville, NC 20716 
Electrical Engineering 

Deborah M Myers 
2r24 W Hampton 
Charlotte NC 28208 
Business Administration 

Giander Myers 
Route 1. Box 42 
McClellanvilie NC 29458 
Electrical Engineering 

Mark W Myrick 
1941 Michael Place 
Charlottesville VA 
Communication 'Broadcast Prod i 



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Morrison J Nagiya 
1050 Sullivan Street 
Greensboro. NC 
Voc Ind Ed (Manuf | 

Carlos E Needham 
1493 NW 55th Street 
Miami. FL 33142 
Social Work 

Chadwich A Nelson 
2077 Bingham Court 
Reston VA 22807 
Electrical Engineering 

Michelle I Newbold 
9205 Gary Lane 
Landover. MD 20785 
Art Design 

Justine Newman 
3117 Darden Road 
Greensboro. NC 27407 
Home Ec iHM Econ Ed i 

Kenneth C Newton 
402 Pisgah Church Rd 
Greensboro NC 27411 
Industrial Tech i Const ) 

Tammy Lakay Nichols 
2000 Woodland Drive 
Durham. NC 27704 
Mechanical Engineering 

Joyce Njoroge 
P Box 9474 
Greensboro, NC 27429 
Home Ec [Dietetics] 

Kyle L Norton 
1067 Northgate 
Uniondale, NY 11553 
Electrical Engineering 

Kyle Austin Nutter 
113 Council Street 
Thomasville. NC 27360 
Accounting 

Brian S Oakley 
Route 1. Box 846 

Semora, NC 27373 
Mechanical Engineering 



Victor Olu Ogunsemowo 
Business Administration 

Sylvia C Olds 
1032 Kingsley Road 
Fayetteville. NC 28304 
Communication Print Journal) 

Louis A Olney 
4528 Somerdale 
Charlotte. NC 28205 

Electrical Engineering 

Emmanuel I Omile 
Box B^ 

Greensboro NC 27411 
Civil Engineering 

Rafiu A Onibudo 
3741 E Oakwood 
Greensboro NC 27410 

Chemical Engineering 

Teresa O Opata 
1003 Lexington 

Greensboro. NC 2 740 3 
Psychology 

Natasha I Osborne 

7535 Alaska Avenue 
Washington. DC 20012 
Business Administration 

Barbara S Ostler 
901 Ferndale Blvd 
High Point, NC 27260 

Business Administration 

Lisa A Owen 
P Box 814 
Lawrenceville. VA 23*68 
Accounting 

Sterling E Owens 
1133 7th Avenue 
HendersonviUe NC 28739 
Industrial Tech. 'Elect i 



Anthony Pabon 
106 N Benbow Road 
Greensboro. NC 27401Chemistry 
(Professional) 

Elliot B Palmer. Jr. 
7031 2 Martin Street 
Greensboro NC 27405 

Accounting 

Cynthia B. Parker 
3605 Chesaning 
Fayetteville. NC 28301 
Business Administration 

Kamala O Parker 
1801 Wilpar Terrace 
Greensboro NC 27406 

Early Childhood Ed. 

Karen V Parker 
3605 Chesaning 
Fayetteville NC 28301 
English 'Professional! 

Keith J Parker 
200 W Montcastle 
Greensboro. NC 27406 

Computer Science 

Gerald C Parker Jr 
1022-D Fir Place 
Greensboro. NC 27407 

Civil Engineering 

Anthony R Pass 
203 Charlie Street 
Eden. NC 27288 

Business Administration 

Donald L Patrick 
1014 Favbus Drive 
Newport News. VA 23607 
Industrial Tech (Elect.) 

Jacquehn Patrick 
4-C Sailsway Drive 
Greensboro. NC 27406 

John F Patterson 

1612 Maplewood 
Greensboro. NC 27411 
Political Science 

Enc T Patton 

2305 Markland Drive 

Greensboro. NC 27408 

Industrial Engineering 

Lasonya Y Payne 
1118 Biltmore Avenue 
High Point, NC 27260 
Early Childhood Ed 

Jesse Peacock Jr 
971 W. Smith 
Chadbourn. NC 2843 
Industrial Engineering 

Roxane Pearsall 
E Southertand 
Wallace, NC 28466 
Architectural Engineering 



Gloria Dyson Peay 
1836 McKnight Mill Rd 
Greensboro. NC 27405 
Business Administration 

Waiter M Pelzer 
2106 N frith 
Philadelphia PA 19131 
Industrial Tech Elect | 

W.lliam E Pendleton 
801 Dana Place 
Greensboro NC 2 7406 
Physics ■ Professional 
TiaJ Perm 
Route 3 Box 661 
Martinsville VA 241 12 
Business Administration 

Sharlene J Perry 
621 Green Avenue 
Rocky Mount. NC 27801 
Business Administration 

Jamal J Pete 
Route 1. Box 66 
Oak City. NC 27857 
Political Science 

Jason W Peters 
310 S J..ain Street 
Danville. VA 24541 
Mechanical Engi 



ng 



Derw,n L Peterson 
516 Dandndge Drive 
Fayetteville NC 28303 
Architectural Engineering 

James W Phifer 
201 Lowe Avenue 
Kannapohs NC 28081 

Undecided 

David M Pickens 

760 Chadwick Road 
Fayetteville. NC 28301 
Speech & Theater Ed 

William M Pickens 
5900 Craftsbury 
Charlotte, NC 28215 
Industrial Tech 'Const ] 

Elle Pierce. Jr 
P Box 93 
Teachey. NC 28464 
Industrial Engineering 

Theophilus A Pinson 
3004-G Lawndale Drive 
Greensboro, NC 27408 

Industrial Tech 'Elect .■ 

Carol C Pitkoff 
3855 Gumtree Road 
Wmston-Salem, NC 27102 
Chemical Engineering 

David L Poe 
2611 E Woodlyn 

Greensboro, NC 27407 

Darryl L Pope 

225-H Wind Road 
Greensboro. NC 27405 
Industrial Tech (Const.) 

Daniel L Porter 
Route 2. Box 291 
Hampstead NC 28443 

Industrial Engineering 

Karen M Porter 
Route 3. Box 486 
Gastonia NC 28054 
Home Ec (Cloth, Text) 

Carolyn Powell 
Route 2, Box 127-B 
Candor. NC 27229 
Business Administration 

Paul D Powell 
P O Box 20624 

Greensboro, NC 27420 

Electncai Engineering 

Christina L Pryor 
Route 4 Box 177 
Warrenton NC 27589 
Communication Broadcast News' 

Rodney D Pulliam 
908 Boone Valley 

Whitsett. NC 27377 
Industrial Tech 'Elect 

Wanda J Pulliam 
3107 Darden Road 
Greensboro NC 27407 
Social Work 

Curtis A. Randolph 
Route 1, Box 779 
Townville. SC 29689 

Mechanical Engineering 

Dossie L Ransom 
Freeman Street 
Garysburg, NC 27831 
Industrial Arts Ed 



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Dionne Rathff 

Route 5 Box 581 
Rockingham, NC 28379 
Biology (Professional) 

Barry L Ray 
P O Box 1 -"4 
Wilson NC 27894 
Industrial Engineering 

Jonathan M Reason 
405-A S English Street 
Greensboro, NC 27401 
Electrical Engineering 

Ricardo V Reid 
7404 Pebbleston 
Charlotte, NC 28212 
Music (Liberal Arts) 

I. I.I!,' Rtl.nll . 

P Box 333 
R.chlands. NC 27374 
Industrial Tech (Elect ) 

Juanita B Rhodes 
Route 1, Box 150 
Providence. NC 27315 
Electrical Engineering 

Decna Y Richey 

900 Gilbreath 
Graham. NC 27253 

Computer Science 

Charles A Ricks 
600 Quail Street 
Smithf.eld, VA 23430 
Health fit Physical Ed 

James R Ricks 
Box 38 Edenton M 
Edenton, NC 27932 
Mechanical Engl 



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Jennifer D Riddick 
P O Box 128 
Powellsville. NC 27967 
Mechanical Engineering 

Frederick D Roach 
1 SOS Rainbow Drive 
Greensboro, NC 2 7411 
Computer Science 

Dawne Y Roberson 
1210 Cooper Street 
Durham, NC 27707 
Architectural Engineering 

Andrea D Robinson 
Route 1. Box 441-1 
Stoneville, NC 27048 
Business Administration 

Andreal E Robinson 
4824 Winterwood 
Raleigh, NC 27613 
Transportation 

Cecil L Robinson 
501 Donavan 
Fayetteville, NC 28301 
Industrial Tech (Elect | 

Curtis A Robinson 
25 Miller Lane 
Riverside. CT 06878 
Industrial Tech (Const ) 

Eugenia L Robinson 
2803-D Yanccyville 
Greensboro, NC 27405 
Computer Science 

Francma M Robinson 
3420 #2 Old Gre 
Winston-Salem, NC 27101 
Accounting 

Gloria L Robinson 
209 N Dudley 
Greensboro. NC 27401 
Business Ed (Comp ) 

Hayes C Robinson 
3127 Cofer Road 
Richmond, VA 23224 
Industrial Tech iManuf ) 

James A Robinson 
424 Halifax Street 
Warrenton, NC 27589 
Chemistry (Teaching) 

Randolph A Robinson 
2601 Wilpar Drive 
Greensboro, NC 27406 
Accounting 

Tonv C Robinson 
408 Garner Street 
Wilson, NC 27893 
Chemistry (Professional) 

Davis N Rogers 

1218 Roosevelt 
Portsmouth, VA 23701 
Mechanical Engineering 

Howard Rogers 

228 Cedar Street 

High Point, NC 27260 

Engineering Mathematii s 



Reg.na E Rowell 
123 Daniel Street 
Greensboro, NC 27401 
Communication (Broadca 

Timothy M Rovster 
112 Frost Street 
Oxford, NC 27565 
Administrative Services 

Gayronza R Rozicr 
Route 2, Buy 228 
Clarkton, NC 28433 
Electrical Engineering 

Kenneth G Ruff 
4914 Brompton Drive 
Greensboro. NC 27407 
Music Education 

Anson R Rvan 
4520 Wexford Rd 
Indianapolis, IN 46226 
Undecided 

Tonya J Ryans 

94 s Youngblood 
Edgefield, SC 29824 



George K Sadler 
786 Prospect Avenue 
Hartford. CT -06105 
Economics 

Salah G Sailcali 
409-B Montrose 
Greensboro, NC 27407 
Electrical Engineering 

Mustafa M Saleh 
P O Box 19976 
Greensboro, NC 27419 
Electrical Engineering 

Terry M Sanders 
Route 1, Box 335B 
Four Oaks, NC 27524 
Chemical Engineering 

Teresa Lynn Sapp 
505 Munster Avenue 
Greensboro. NC 27406 
Computer Science 

William A. Sarantos 
4113 Ponce DeLon 
High Point, NC 27260 
Industrial Engineering 

Richard Sato 
906-G E Cone Blvd 
Greensboro. NC 27405 
Electrical Engineering 

Terrence Satterfield 

P Box 20984 
Greensboro. NC 27420 
Professional Theater 

Greg S Sauvc 

405 Meadowood Road 

Greensboro. NC 27409 

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Rita D Scales 
3660 Kinghill D 
Winston-Salem. 

Communication 



Monica E Scott 
4033 Grace Avenue 
Bronx. NY 10466 
Professional Theater 

Shermonica E Scott 
108 Carson Drive 
Rocky Mount, NC 27801 
English (Professional) 

Adnane D Seaward 
2411 Perry Street 
Washington, DC 20018 
Accounting 

Sabnna Y Settle 
1373 Lee's Chapel Road 
Greensboro, NC 27405 
Computer Science 

Veronica C Seymour 
6 Chase Park Apt 
Chapel Hill, NC 27514 



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Chardwick P Sharp 
Route .1. Box 594 
Stoneville. NC 27048 
Mathematics iProfi 



Leroy Sharpe 
2825:C Yanceyville 
Greensboro, NC 27405 
Architectural Engineering 

Wayne E Sharpe 
3304 C.mterbury 
Greensboro, NC 27408 
Industrial Engineering 

Ramona T Shaw 
Route 1, B^ 169 

Ricgelwood, NC 28456 
Industrial Engineering 



Jeffrey K Shears 
4221 Queen Beth Drive 
Greensboro, NC 2 7405 
Social Work 

Darryl W Shipman 
838 Castlewood 
Greensboro. NC 27405 
Electrical Engineering 

Janice M Shipman 
Route 2. Box 304 
Clarkton, NC 27405 
Administrative Services 

Abdul G Shittu 
P O Box 7154 
Greensboro, NC 27407 
Electrical Engineering 

Katie S Shuler 
1311 Blair Street 
Thomasville. NC 27360 
Business Education (Basic) 

Anthony Q S.ddle 
3636 Oak Ridge 
Summerficld, NC 27358 
Electrical Engineering 

Danielle C Simmons 
4305-G Trinity 
Greensboro. NC 27407 
Business Administration 

Joel L Simmons 
11 Newberry Street 
Jacksonville, NC 28540 
Computer Science 

Jill M Simpson 
Route 2, Box 67C 
Rocky Point, NC 28457 
Communication (Broadcast I 

Ruth A Simpson 
P Box 334 
Roper, NC 27970 
Undecided 

Terrance A Simpson 
2102 Bywood Road 
Greensboro. NC 27405 
Voc Ind E (Drafting) 

Donnie Sims, III 
P O Box 20693 
Greensboro. NC 27420 
Electrical Engineering 

Eric T Sinclair 
1602 Washington 
New Bern, NC 28560 
Industrial Tech (Elect ) 

Felicia D Singletary 
31 Bonaire Drive 
Dix Hills, NY 11746 
Biology (Professional) 

Norman R Sisk 

5418 John Wash. 

Brown Summit. NC 27214 

Biology (Professional) 

Theresa M Slade 
902 W Meadowview 
Greensboro, NC 27406 
Nursing 

Brian B Sledge 
209 Wyche Street 
Roanoke Rapid. NC 27870 
Electrical Engineering 

Alexis R Smith 
4401 Belfield Drive 

Gr' en -.1 linn NC 



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Fayetta C Smith 
700 East Florida Street 
Greensboro, NC 27406 
Early Childhood Educatio 

Herbert N Smith 
1628 25st Street 
Washington, DC 20020 
Industrial Engineering 

James E Smith 
Route 1. Box 25A 
Sims. NC 27880 
Architectural Engineering 

Keith M Smith 
Route 1, Box 537 
Erwin, NC 28339 
Architectural Engineering 

Rente M Smith 
351 Clover Hitch 
Charlotte, NC 28215 
Political Science 

Shannon K Smith 
2304 Larkspur Drive 
Greensboro, NC 2 7405 
Electrical Engineering 

Ross D Snow 

6130 Santa Fe Drive 

Fayetteville, NC 28303 

Industrial Tech (Elect ) 



Cassandra Solomun 
Route 3, Box 17 
Enfield, NC 27823 
Nursing 

Francine D Southall 
3501 Smoketree 
Greensboro. NC 27410 
Early Childhood Education 

Paula D. Southerland 
1881 Iverson Street 
Hillcrest Hghts, MD 20748 
Mechanical Engineering 

Maurice M Sowell 
Route 1 Box 235 
Reidsville. NC 27320 



Mary Ann Sparks 
1416 E 25th 

Winston-Salem. NC 27101 
Administrative Services 

Devon M Spaulding 
2110 McConnell Road 
Greensboro, NC 27401 
Undecided 

Charlene A Speas 
Route 1. Box 353 
Spring Lake. NC 28390 
Psychology 

Cherne Y Speas 
7130 Ridge Road 
Tobaccoville, NC 27050 
Accounting 

Dw.ght V Squire 
Star Rte Box 9 
Gaston. NC 27832 
Mechanical Engineering 

Gregory S Squire 
Route 1. Box 131 
Garysburg. NC 27831 
Accounting 

Tonya V Stallings 
1600 Kingsman Road 
Greensboro, NC 27406 
Industrial Tech (Elect I 

Kenneth L Steele 
Route 1, Box 523 
Stoneville, NC 27048 
Electrical Engineering 

Ken B Steen 
711 Percy Street 
Greensboro, NC 27405 
Physics (Professional) 

Keith W Stephenson 
Woodndge Park 
Murfreesboro, NC 27855 
Industrial Tech (Elect ) 

Robert S Stephenson 
21 Aspen Drive 
Greensboro, NC 27409 
Business Administration 

Cheryl E Steward 
2717 Creech Road 
Raleigh, NC 27610 
Art Design 

Derek M Stewart 
3935 Hahn's Lane 
Greensboro. NC 27401 
Professional Theater 

Charles A Stigger 
200 26th St. NW 
Atlanta, GA 30309 
Electrical Eng 



ng 



Samuel C Still. Ill 
192 Walnut Avenue 
Mooiestown, NJ 08057 
Architectural Engineering 

Derrick N Stroble 
231-2 121 lane 
Laurclton, NY 11411 
Industrial Tech (Elect ) 

Ivan L Stroud 
622 Orindo Drive 
Durham. NC 27713 
Psychology 

Rosctta M Stroud 
2209 W Vandaha 
Greensboro. NC 27407 
Professional Theater 

Larry T Suitt 
901 Forge Road 
Durham. NC 27713 
Industrial Engineering 

Felicia D Summers 
1508 Joyce Street 
Greensboro. NC 27405 
Political Science 

Rachelle L Summers 

2300 Bothwell Street 
Greensboro. NC 27401 
Communication (Broadcast Pre 



Wanda L Surgeon 
2509 Tampa Street 
Greensboro, NC 27406 
Mechanical Engineering 

Sue Ellen C Swanson 
2608 New Garden Road 
Greensboro. NC 27408 
Home Ec (Child Develop > 

William J Svkes 
P Box 29 
Stanley, NC 28164 



Patricia L Tadlock 
3220 Rolling Road 
High Point. NC 27 



Nui 



ing 



Sandra L Talley 
Route 1. Box 14-B 
Candor, NC 27229 
Business Administration 

Hazel L Taylor 
29-G Woodstream 
Greensboro. NC 27410 
Administrative Services 

Kenneth G Taylor 
Route 3, Box 24 
Eden, NC 27288 
Accounting 

Rodney P. Taylor 
701 Delany Drive 
Raleigh, NC 27610 
Architectural Engineering 

Belinda I Terry 
2718 Kirkland Drive 
Roanoke. VA 24017 
Communication (Public Re ) 

Keith B. Terry 
104 Bennett Drive 
Darlington. SC 29532 
Electrical Engineering 

Discngomoka E Tezzo 
3800-C Overland 
Greensboro, NC 27407 
Mechanical Engineering 

Reginald T Thabede 
840 Circle Drive 
Greensboro, NC 27405 
Industrial Tech (Auto.) 

Beverly E Thomas 
Route 6, Box 372 
Fayetteville. NC 28302 
Business Administration 

George Thomas 
1008 Palmetto Street 
Greensboro, NC 2740S 
Business Administration 

Jean-Pierre Thomas 
102-5 62 Road 
Forest Hills. NY 11375 
Business Administration 

Roy A Thomas 
2805 Bedford Street 
Burlington. NC 27215 
Architectural Engineering 

Tanya C Thomas 
810 S Bcnbow Road 
Greensboro. NC 27401 
Nursing 

I'TH.. | T'li.illi.r. 

26 S Cardinal Drive 
Wilmington, NC 28403 
Electrical Engineering 

Dwight A Thompson 
2930 Sprucewood 
Durham. NC 27707 
Accounting 

Quintin A Thompson 
2000 Newark Street 
Fayetteville. NC 28301 
Industrial Tech (Const ) 

Teresa L Thompson 
1501 Railroad Street 
Wilmington. NC 28401 
Speech fit Theater Arts 

Andrea Y Thornton 
Route 3. Box 30-A 
Oxford, NC 27565 
Electrical Engineering 

Sammie L Thurman. Jr 
804 Medio Road 
Fayetteville, NC 28303 
Industrial Engineering 

Dana L Tilley 
628 New Street 
Graham. NC 27253 
Electrical Engineering 

Donnie R Totten 
Route 1, Box 316-B 
Gibsonvillc, NC 27249 
Electrical Engineering 



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Darryl C Towns 


Alan F Walker 


286 Highland Blvd 


757-H Chestnut 


Brooklyn. NY 11207 


Greensboro. NC 27405 


Economics 


Computer Science 


Wavne H Trapp 


Jeffrey Walker 


Route 2, Box 540 


804 Crave Church 


PiUsboro. NC 27312 


Columbia, SC 29203 


Electrical Engineering 


Undecided 


Michael K Troutman 


Kiictti L Walker 


705-B Glover Street 


2278 Alpha Drive 


Greensboro, NC 27406 


Decatur. GA 30032 


Communication (Public Re] ) 


Electrical Engineering 


Marcia J Tucker 


Kimberly Wallace 


1 10J Guthrie Road 


6311 Coach Hill 


Hampton. VA 23666 


Charlotte. NC 28215 


Home Ec (Cloth, Text) 


Communication (Print J 



Jerry T White 
Lawson Street 
Durham, NC 27701 
Industrial Tech lEIei 



John W Turner. Jr 
8448 Pence Road 
Charlotte. NC 28215 
Computer Science 

Joseph V Turner 

1910 Hanover Drive 
Kinston. NC 28501 
Electrical Engineering 

Taft B Turner 
A-8 Washington 
Raleigh. NC 27610 
Business Education (Basic) 

Michelle A Twyman 
99 Albany Avenue 
North Babylo, NY 11703 
Early Childhood Education 

Andrea L Tyler 
3209-B Orange Street 
Greensboro. NC 27405 
Mechanical Engineering 

Jacqueline Y Tyson 
2515 Okemos SE 
Grand Rapids, MI 49506 
Electrical Engineering 



Alexis D Underwood 
Route 5. Box 33-E 
Clinton, NC 28328 
Health & Physical Ed 



Jay M Vestal 
1737 Wynne Street 
Durham, NC 27713 
Communication (Public Rel ) 



Mai 



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2106 Owens Lane 
Raleigh. NC 27610 



Carol A Waddell 
3015 Mornstar Place 
Greensboro, NC 27406 
Communication (Public Rel i 

Glenda A Waddell 
8 Woodlake Court 
Greensboro, NC 27406 
Business Administration 

Peggy S Waddell 
1506 Tuscaloosa Street 
Greensboro, NC 27406 
Nursing 

David M Wainaina 
3023 Femmore Street 
Durham, NC 27703 
Electrical Engineering 

Maria Walden 

505 Wycombe Avenue 

Yeadon, PA 19050 

Nursing 

Prabhkirat S Walha 
1304 Thayer Drive 
Asheboro. NC 27203 
Electrical Engineering 



William T Walls 
P O Box 21 
Jamestown, NC 27282 
Industrial Tech (Elect I 

Bvron R Walston 
1609 Hazel Avenue 
New Bern, NC 28560 
Industrial Tech (Elect ) 

Michael D. Walton 
Route 5, Box 97 
Mocksville. NC 27028 
Mechanical Engineering 

Phyllis R Walton 
Route 6, Box 241 
Elizabeth City. NC 27909 
Mechanical Engineering 

Gompyen N Wambutda 
1050 Sullivan Street 
Greensboro. NC 27405 
Voc Ind Ed (Construct i 

Mwaura J. Wamgamga 
817 Summit Avenue 
Greensboro, NC 27405 
Economics 

John Ward. Ill 
4914 Brompton Drive 
Greensboro NC 27407 
Business Administration 

Linda W Ward 
1211 Pearson Street 
Greensboro. NC 27406 
Business Administration 

Theresa Lynn Warren 
8576 Linville Road 
Kernersville, NC 27284 
Home Ec iDietetics) 

Tonya L Washington 
Route 1, Box 40 
Council, NC 28434 
Communication (Broadcast Prod t 

Anthony E Watson 
114 Archdale Drive 
Durham. NC 27707 
Mechanical Engineering 

Vergie M Weatherspoon 
1201 Kcllygrove 
Greensboro. NC 27410 
Industrial Tech iConst | 

Don Jose Wellman 

2221 16th Street NE 
Washington. DC 20018 
Electrical Engineering 

Kimberly K Wells 
I.S096 Sussex 
Detroit MI 48227 
Business Administration 

Fernando L Wheeler 

3324 Ross Avenue 
Charlotte. NC 28208 
Business AdmmistrjtiMn 

Daryl White 
3601 Castleton 
Greensboro. NC 27406 
Music Education 



Percv E White 
201 E Graham 
Goldsboro, NC 275.(0 
Industrial Arts Ed 

Reginald D White 
1207 Arlet- Street 
Greensboro, NC 27410 
Industrial Tech. (Elect.) 

Rodney B White 
Route 3, Box 615 
Siler City, NC 27344 
Industrial Engineering 

Tony A Whiteside 
417 Avalon Road 
Greensboro, NC 27401 
Computer Science 

Levander E Wiggins 
123 Halifax Street 
Oxford, NC 27565 
Accounting 

Dennis J Wilcox 
4103 Enchanted 
Greensboro. NC 27406 
Industrial Tech (Elect ) 

Rodney H Wilds 
201-A Ejst Monteastle 
Greensboro, NC 27406 
History (Secondary Ed ) 

Courtney Wiley 
147 Winthrop Street 
Brooklyn, NY 11225 
Home Ec (Dietetics! 

Illya H Wilkerson 
238 Roosevelt Road 
Eden NC 27288 
Industrial Tech (Auto) 

Alton T W.ll.ams 

9009 Palmer Street 

Fort Washington MD 2( 

Accounting 

Andrea-Adora Williams 
3601-B Dakota Avenue 
Greensboro, NC 27401 
Psychology 

Anita Y W.lhams 

1304 Kmgsport 
Greensboro. NC 2 7406 
Accounting 

Cynthia A Williams 
18 Wayland Drive 
Portsmouth VA 23703 
Accounting 

Darryl ONea Williams 
30120-D Pisgah 
Greensboroo NC 27407 



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Eddie Williams. Jr 
Route 1 Box 193-W 
Henderson. NC 27536 
Industrial Engineering 

Elbert L Williams 
708 E McPherson 
Greensboro, NC 27405 
Computer Science 

Eric T Williams 
2821 Yanceyville 

Greensboro, NC 27405 



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Harold L Williams 
P O Box 127 
Garysburg. NC 27831 
Industrial Arts Ed 

James A Williams 
5515 W Market Street 
Greensboro, NC 27409 
Industrial Tech (Const ) 



Jimmy L Williams. II 
4817 Tara Drive 
Greensboro NC 27410 
Business Administration 

Kelh L Williams 
81-B Emeraude 
Hampton. VA 23666 

Civil Engineering 

Kimberly Y Williams 

1113 Kinsdale Drive 
Raleigh, NC 27615 
Undecided 

Manalo L Williams 
3314 Barksdale 
Fayetteville, NC 28301 
Industrial Tech (Mdnul i 

Michael L W.lliams 
50 Covington Place 
Greensboro, NC 27407 
Undecided 

Michael D Williams 
708 Red Carriage 
Durham. NC 27704 



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Paul Williams 
S011-C Brompton 
Greensboro, NC 2 7407 
Agn Econ (Agn Science 

Shakur Williams 
1801 Johnson C: 
Ayden, NC 28513 
Mechanical Engineering 

Sherman Williams 
3221 Archer Way 
Columbus. GA 31907 
Business Administration 

Sylvia A Williams 
2107 Southgate 
Raleigh. NC 27610 
Nursing 

Terry J Williams 
5600 Weslow Wi! 
Greensboro. NC 27409 
Computer Science 

Todd V Williams 
1319 Lincoln Street 
Elizabeth City. NC 279< 

Business Administration 

Tonya E Williams 
318 S Lsckawan 
Wayland. NY 14572 
Computer Science 

Travis Williams 



Accounting 

Tyrone B Williams 
706 Ashboro Street 
Greensboro. NC 27406 
Agricultural Ed 

Michael J Williamson 
1717 S Street, SE 
Washington, DC 20020 
Political Science 

Gregory Wilson 
Route 1. Box 617 
Eden. NC 27288 
Computer Science 

Laverne Wilson 
504 Beech Street 
Greensboro. NC 27401 
Industrial Tech iManuf | 



Patricio Wilson 
446 Mechanic Street 
Perth Amboy. NJ 08S61 
Business Administration 

William T Wilson, III 
3806 Candelight 
Alexandria, VA 22310 
Accounting 



Mary D Wood 

503 S Linden Road 
Greensboro, NC 27403 

Nursing 

Wendy A Wood 
P O Box 5441 
Greensboro, NC 27435 
Occupational Safety & Hea 

Willie D Woodall 
312 University 
Pemberton, NJ 08068 
Industrial Tech (Elect i 

Arthur M Wooding 
1439 Mt Pleasant 
Philadelphia. PA 19150 
Mechanical Engineering 

Stephanie I Woodland 
4103 53rd Place 
Bladenburg, MD 20710 
Accounting 

Vincent W Woods 

1214 Chaplin Street 
Washington, DC 20019 
Economics 

Felicia E Womels 
19 King Street 
Savannah, GA 31308 
Architectural Engineering 

Cynthia M Worth 
2302 Scott Place 
Haw River. NC 27258 
Mechanical Engineering 

Reginald Worthington 

504 Mil! Street 
Winten/ille NC 28590 
Laboratory Animal Sc 

Araya Woosen 
P Box 20651 
Greensboro. NC 27420 
Mechanical Engineering 

Jimmie A. Wright 
P O Box 3531 
Columbia, SC 29210 
Music (Liberal Arts) 

Wytina B Wright 
620 W 170th Street 
New York. NY 10032 
Business Administration 

Rustoviant L Wnghten 
66 Cannon Street 
Charleston, SC 29403 
Industrial Tech i Elect I 



Lisa R Young 
3200-H Yanceyville 

Greensboro, NC 27405 
Early Childhood Ed 

Ricardo D Young 
5610 Eastbrook 
Charlotte. NC 28215 
Industrial Tech (Elect I 

Stephen St Clair Young 
Obermeyer Street 
Greensboro. NC 27408 

Architectural Engineering 



Kim A Zackery 
1425 First Street 

Washington. DC 20024 
Electrical Engineering 

Konstantinos Zorbas 
811 Parliament 
High Point, NC 27260 
Computer Science 



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PROGRESS AS WE STUDY TOGETHER . . . 



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Reverberating throughout 
1989-90 as JUNIORS, were outside 
events characterized by slogans 
such as "JUST SAY NO" and 
Health issues concerning all man- 
kind. Some specialists have told us 
that according to all evidence these 
trends are likely to continue. Others 
are equally positive that, "THIS 
TOO, SHALL PASS." Many educa- 
tional speakers, each in their own 
way, interpreted the role and re- 
sponsibilities of higher education in 
the face of these and other pres- 
sures. AS WE PROGRESS AND 
STUDY TOGETHER . . "WE 
SAY NO THAK YOU", AS JUN- 
IORS, WE ARE DOING THE 
RIGHT THING 1 Higher education 



has taught us that we must learn to 
moderate our demands on other peo- 
ple. We must have the courage to 
live without absolutes, to seek imag- 
inative escapes from the straight 
jacket of conformity, and above all, 
we must realize that we can only 
meet life in a series of tentative and 
impermanent approximations, 
knowing that the final goals may 
never be reached, that the last 
truths are perhaps unknowable to 
us, and that life holds nothing more 
precious than the sacred process by 
which we stretch the mind and the 
heart. In our minds and hearts, WE 
WILL REPORT ALL VIOLA- 
TORS . . . DRUGS AND HEALTH 
ISSUES. 



We have a purpose and pressure will not take 
place. Under these circumstances, we will do 
the right thing 



58 Juniors 





Tracey Booth 
Melanie Bowden 
Tamara D. Bowden 
Maya Brown 



Sherman Brown 
Thurman L. Brown 
Dejuanna Bryant 
Sharon Burch 



Nancy Burgess 
Kenneth N. B. Burton, II 
Nancy Butler 
Deborah Cain 



Robin Campbell 
Lisa Carter 
Dimeterice Chandler 
Charletta Carter 



Lisa Chestnut 
Kimberly A. Clark 
Regina Claxton 
Alonzo Cohen 



Tommy Davis 
Doris Daye 
Marian Dillahunt 
Reginald Dixon 



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Courtney Dockery 

Cheryl Dudley 

Blake H. Dye 

Cheryl Edwards 



Raquel Edwards 

Sherrye Evans 

Ernest Faison, II 

Thomasina Faucette 



Van D. Galloway 

Duane Garner 

Shannon Goins 

Carla Gordon 



Carmen D. Gordon 

Tandrea Grady 

Robert L. Graham 

Bobby Hamm 



Corey Handy 

Benita Hanner 

Tracie Hawkins 

Keith Hayes 



Stanley Hicks 

Teresa D. Hodge 

Ronda Holley 

Felicia Hopper-Donnell 




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Nichelle Hopson 
Nicole Hopson 
De'Onna Hunter 
Yolanda James 



Shawn Jeter 
Deidra Johnson 
Kevin Johnson 
Perita Johnson 



Shannon Johnson 
Renee Jones 
Yolanda Jordon 
Willie L. Kea 



June Kearney 
Morris R. Kimble 
Kenya Lane 
La'Vette Lang 




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Willie Lash 
Tonja L. Lee 
Duane D. Lewis 
Sabrina Lewis 



Veronica Lynch 
John Mack 
Andrea Maddox 
Tonia Magbie 



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Erika J. Martin 
Pamela Martin 
Pamela Mason 

Shandra Mason 



Erika McAllister 

Yolanda McCauley 

Jonetta McCullough 

James McDuffie 



Imari McKinney 

Stacey McNeeley 

Nina McNair 

Chris Miller 



Cheryl D. Mooty 

Tammy S. Move 

Allen Murrell 

Andre D. Nelson 



Hope Nichols 

Tammy Parker 

Arthur Parks, III 

Kelvin Peele 



Michelle Peele 
Michelle Pendergraft 
William E. Pendleton 

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LaRhonda Perry 
Katrina Peterson 
Paula Peterkin 
Kimberly Pitt 



Nathaniel Powe 
Tabitha Powell 
Jesse Rainey 
Kathy Reaves 



Patrina Roberson 
Jean Rogers 
Cenita Robinson 
Michael T. Robinson 



Vicki Robinson 
Scott G- Russell 
Howard Sanders 
Jimmy Scott 



Lisa R. Shoffner 
Lawrence Simmons 
Anthony Smallwood 
Kim Smith 



Patricia Smith 
William L. Smith 
Celestine Stanton 
Lisa Stigger 



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Marc Stokes 

Kim Taylor 

Robin Taylor 

Sherri Tedder 




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Rollinda Thomas 

Andrea Thompson 

Philmina Thompson 

Telissia Thompson 



Glister Threadgill 

Edgar Zimmerman 

Connie Trafton 

Dawna Tucker 



Ricky Vassor 

Marvin L. Walton 

Theresa Washington 

Ronald M Webb 






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Stephen W. Webb 

LaVonne D. Webster 

Marsha P. Wheeler 

Anthony White 



Shawne White 
Crystal Wilkerson 

Joy Wilkerson 
Amanda Williams 




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I Carmela Wilson 
| Gregory A. Wilson 

Karen Wimbish 



Donna Wood 
Andrea Lynn Woodruff 
Rhonda Woodruff 
Enka Woods 










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ARISTOCRATIC 
IDEAL VERSUS 
DEMOCRATIC 
IDEAL 

The serious student who plans 
to enter the world of business some 
day will use his school years to de- 
velop traits and skills that the busi- 
ness arena demands of all those who 
would be successful in it. 

The more training a student 
can get in skills and knowledges 
that are peculiar to the world of 
work, the better his/her chance of 
employment will be. 

Education grows more important everyday 
It is found in many places at many times. 





| Anthony Wright 

. Anita Walker 

I Myra Wynn 

I Missy Young 



Junior Class 65 



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CLASSROOM INSTRUCTION 




A quality education is never on the defensive' 




IN PURSUIT OF CHALLENGES AND PROMISES 



NEW HORIZONS 



Complexities of Education: A Challenge 1 



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SEEKING A QUALITY EDUCATION 



IN BETWEEN CLASSES 




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It is true that there is just as much competition in the classroom today as ten years ago. 

Set a goal for your work. Know what you can gain from each study session. Let your goal be high, of 
course, but not too high for you to reach. Change the goals when you need to do so and experience the many 
challenges and promises you will gain. 





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EDUCATIONAL 
CHALLENGES! 




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Lisa Adams 

Kimberly D. Allen 

Andre M. Archie 

Pamela Askew 



Leonardo Ballard 

Monica Barber 

Sharia Baruette 

Matthew Barnhill. Jr. 



Seth Bennet 

Shannon Bennett 

Valerie P. Benton 

Lisa A. Black 




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TONY WATLINGTON, SOPHOMORE CLASS PRESIDENT 

Class Contributions are important. We 
have seen a tremendous growth in social 
and academic pursuits. 



In Perspectives of time, it is be- 
lieved that the community has seen 
a phenomenal development on the 
campus. A major task for student 
leaders is to make wise decisions 
and to solve their social problems in- 
dependently and in group settings. 

Units of activities are offered 
for students of various interest 
groups and experience levels that 
are balanced in relation to the range 
of individual and community needs. 
Continuity, progression, and vari- 
ety are also maintained within and 
between fraternities and sororities. 

The extra class program has 



grown and continued to be strong 
primarily because of its adaptabili- 
ty to changing conditions. Students 
are encouraged to participate in all ' m 
events social, intellectual, educa- 
tional and physical. We have experi- 
enced. Student programming with 
no staff involvement, student pro- 
gramming with staff advisement, 
student and staff programming to- 
gether as equals-staff programming 
with student advisement and staff 
programming with no student in- 
volvement. 



Through coordinated action and individual 
group activity, we placed emphasis on finer 
manhood and womanhood 







72 Sophomores 




Gregory Blakeney 
Cordelia Blanding 
Stacey Blount 
Lisa Bolds 



Darlene C. Bowden 
Gaynelle Bowden 
Marcelle Boyd 
Kimberly Breedlove 



Leslie A. Brim 
Tracy Brooks 
Aquinetta Brown 
Kenya Brown 



Lorenzo Bryant 
Reginald Bryant 
Zanda Bryant 
Tarsha Bullock 



Kevin Burnette 
Stephanie Camp 
Frankie Campbell 
Steven Cannon 



Monica N. Carmichael 
Jeffrey M. Carter 
Kimberly Cash 
Brian Cheek 



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Chanda Clark 

James Clinkscales 

LaShaunda Cobb 

Adnenne Cohn 



Alfred Connor 

William Cox 

Bruce Cozart 

Michael D. Cross 



Alex L. Davis 

Tamara Davis 

Karen Dixon 

Roosevelt Dixon 



Sherrod Douglas 

Dean D. Ensley 

Tyrone Farmer 

Reginald O Feaster 



Calvin Fields 

Yolanda Fisher 

Kenyatta Flanders 

Timothy Ford 



Deborah Fuller 

Regina Fuller 

Howard Gaither 

Gaylynn Garner 




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Jessica Garrett 
Sharon Gerald 
Corey Giles 
Rainoldo Gooding 



Roderick Gulley 
Tamika R. Hairston 
Crystal Haley 
Felicia Hall 



Tshombe Hamilton 
Wilmark Harris 
Teressa Harvey 
Tawanda Hedgepeth 



Cassonora Heilig 
Cruzita Henry 
Amaris Hill 
Eric Hill 



Sharon Hill 


George C. Hipp 


Derek G. Holland 


Oliver Hollingsworth 


Nicole M. Hooker 


Glenda Home 


Pamela Howell 


Raquel Hughes 



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Antwonette L. Isley 

Ayana Jackson 

Lisa Jackson 

Tracie Y. Jackson 



Demetris Jenkins 

LaShana Johnson 

Shonda Johnson 

Beatrice Jones 



Doris Jones 

Keshia Jones 

Patrice Jones 

Stacie M Jones 



Jacqueline Jordan 
Andre Kenan 
Dara Kendall 

Timothy Kennely 



Teresa Kerr 
Calvin King, Jr. 
Krishna Lathan 
Karon Lawrence 



James Ledbetter 

Aurdres Lewis, Jr. 

Nyleve A. Lillard 

Sharon Lindsey 



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Terrell Lofton 
Charisse Marshall 
Violet Mays 
Ericka McCants 



Kelli McCoy 
Cledra McCuIlers 
Roderick M. Lean 
Julian D. Mercer 



Michael Mackey 
Traci Minor 
Michelle Moore 
Vanessa Moore 



Timothy Morgan 
Kesten Morris 
Gerard A- Morrison 
Tetterezina Murphy 



Cecily Nash 
Alonzo Nixon 
Loury OUison 
Sidra D. Owens 



Ruth A. Palmer 
Cortina Parks 
Charissa Peppers 
China Perkins 



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Douglas E. Peters 

Carolyn Phillips 

LaShaonn Pinkney 

Angela Pope 



Anthony Pollock 

Christopher Powell 

Joset Price 

Nicole Pulliam 



Angela Purvis 

Cecelia Quick 

James Raleigh, Jr. 

Jerome Redmond 



Sherman Reed 

Paula Rhodes 

Angela Rice 

Brenda Richardson 



Paul Richardson 

Jeffery Roberts 

Joseph Robertson 

Lamont Robinson 



Tony W Robinson 

Jacques Rogers 

Janice C. Rogers 

Sandy Sanders 



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Lynn M. Scott 
LaKendra Shaeffers 
Kiley Sharpe 
Kimberly Sheffey 



Kenneth Shelley 
Taiwo Singletary 
Natasha Smalls 
Alicia P. Smith 



Amanda Smith 
Deirdre Smith 
Dolly Smith 
Erica Smith 



Pamela R. Smith 
Steve Smith 
Vincent Smith 
Diara Spain 



Felicia Squire 
Mony Stephenson 
Gwendolyn Steward 
Saalik Stith 



Crystal Summers 
Teluria F. Sutton 
Roderick Tate 
Natash Taylor 



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Marilyn Thomas 

Thomas R Thomas 

Camilla Thompson 

Pamela Threadgill 



Jeninc Todd 

Christal Townes 

Carol Trevathan 

Nikki Trotter 



Louis Vaughn, Jr. 

Terry Wallace 

James Ward 

Kathy Welborn 



Kelly J- Welborn 

Lee White 

Pamula L. White 

Lettia Wiggins 



Joseph Wilkerson 

Adriane D. Williams 

Enrika Williams 

Marc Williams 



Robin Williams 

Andre Winstead 

Vaughn Williams 

Tonya Witt 




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New Horizons: Challenges and Promises 

A CHALLENGE TO HIGHER EDUCATION 



We must ask ourselves whether we will become engulfed 
and frightened This is the time to take courageous 
steps 

For this generation, the opportunity is clear and chal- 
lenging We must combine our diverse resources and 
talents 




The twentieth century will not be re- 
membered primarily by the historians as the 
age which saw the greatest advancement of 
technology, automoation. or wonder drugs. 
Nor will they make heroes out of those whose 
sole contribution to mankind was their esca- 
lade up the walls of an affluent middle class 
society. The heroes will be those who cared 
enough to become the voice of the voiceless 
people and the hope of the hopeless people. 

The challenges begin w-ith a vision of 
hope for the future. It is inspired by the 
dreams of dedicated administrators, faculty 
and staff who open doors for us. We will look 
upon these major motifs as a challenge which 
will enlarge our horizons and stimulate our 
imaginations. 

Thus, while academic ability is associat- 
ed with occupational achievement, its ef- 
fects apparently operate wholly within our 
University, especially as a determinant of 
graduation. Behold, how good and how pleas- 
ant it is for brethren to dwell together in uni- 
ty' BROWN - BROWN - DOCKERY 





Classes are made up of individual people, but they are 
more than mere collections of individuals. 

We will find the pressures for some type of commitment 
increasing from both the idealistic and practical point 
of view. 



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Stephanie Alford 

Donald Armstrong 

Ferika J. Artis 

Erica M. Battle 



Erica Batts 

Myron Beck 

Roy Beck. Jr. 

Kyle Bennett 



Michael Bernard 
Sharese Bowen 
Tangela Bright 
Trulinda Britt 



Gia Broadnax 
Rosaline Brooks 
Saundra Brooks 
Shannon Brooks 




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Noleter Brow 
Cynthia Brown 
Dionne Brown 
Janette Brown 

John M Brown 



Mason Brown 
Monty Brown 
Patrice Brown 
David E. Bryant 
Karen Bullock 



Shon Burch 
Gordon Burkette 
Anthony Burnette 
Angela Butler 
Kia Butler 



Darrick Campbell 
Howard Campbell, Jr. 
Mark Eric Canady 
Felicia Alison Caple 
Howard Cam 



Angela Carter 
Wandy Cary 
Courtney Chavis 
Marcella D. Cheek 
Michelle Clark 



Shawn Cole 

Yvonne Coles 
LeSonya Collins 
Gregory Cooley 
Michelle Cooper 



Roy Cotton, II 
Alisa Counts 
Karla Anissa Cox 
Shannon Crite 
Monique Crowson 



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Lisa Culbreth 

Cristal Cumberlander 

Melissa Dancy 

Jacob Dash 



John W. David, Jr. 

Dezrael R. Davis 

Gwyndolyn E. Davis 

Cristy Dawson 



Yolanda Dial 

Kevin Dockery 

Audra Doughty 

Vicki Douglas 



Ervin Dunham 

Rodney Edge 

Alexis Ellis 

Charlene Epperson 




NEW 

HORIZONS 

PROMISES 



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Claudia D Erwin 
Joronda Evans 
Lesley Exum 
Felicia Y Faulcon 
Lamont Fearrington 



Latosha Fisher 
Toni Fleming 
Pamela L. Ford 
Monica D Foust 
Tanya Fulton 



Shonda Garrison 
Dawn Graves 
Imani Green 
Tracy Godwin 
Maruska Gooding 



Katrine Goodrum 
Sabnna N. Gurley 
Lenneta Hargett 

Daryl Harrington 
Irwin Harris 



Shavone Harrison 
Rosetta Hart 
Marcella Hayes 
Nicole Headen 
Pamela Henderson 



Michelle Y Hines 
Sherrish Holloman 
Crystal Hope 
Darryl B Horton 

Angela Ireland 



Rhoda Jacobs 
April Jackson 
Damon Johnson 

S J a y Johnson 

I LaDawn Johnson 



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Angela Jones 
Julienns Jones 
Kenneth Jones 
Letesha Jones 



Theodore Jones 

Patrice Kearney 

Darlene T. Koonce 

Marsha E. LaFayette 




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Roosevelt Long, Jr 
Patricia Marion 
Alex Mason 
Shawn Mason 
William Mayo 



Alphonso McClendon 
Tammy McClure 
Paulette McCoy 
Angela McDuffie 
Julia McKay 



Carlotta M. McNair 
Lakitia Miles 
Sonja Mills 
Keith Minter 
Eugenia Mitchell 



Brian Modlin 
Jeffery Moore 
Derrick Morgan 
Lynn Moser 
Kenneth Nail 



Wanda Neal 
Rene'a Nixon 
Walter C. Odom, 
Robert Owens 
Miriam Parker 



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Willie Parker 
Kim N- Peters 
Trina Posey 
Donald Pressley 
Torian Priestly 



Kimberly Ray 
Larilyn Reid 
Eric Riley 
Jasmyn Ringgold 
Angela Roberts 



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Charnita L. Robinson 

Vanessa Robinson 

Dennis R Royal 

Consuelo Russ 



Tori Sanford 

Lateesha Dawn Scott 

Tara Sellars 

Cheryl Simmons 




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Stacy E. Stephens 
Kenya Symonette 
Lisa M Tapp 
Janice L. Terry 
Sharondna Thomas 



Tracy Thomas 
Vanda Thomas 
Tracy Thome 
Tevin Tipps 
Craig Trower 



Tony Troy 
Anthony Tucker 
Patrice Tudor 
Dana N. Valdes 
Verdina Walker 



Shuhurah Wallace 
Jacquelin Watson 
Tawana West 
Frank White 
Jenean White 



Karyn White 
Renita White 
Robert Whitehead 
Jeff Williams 
Jimari Williams 



Kevie Wilkins 
% Jozette Wilkinson 

April Wilson 
| Felicia Wilson 
I Germame Wilson 



Haywood Wilson 
Trevor Wooten 
Anthony Worley 
Pamela Worsley 
Deirdre Wright 



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BRINGING 
EMPHASIS TO 
DIALOGUE 
PRESENTS MANY 
CHALLENGES. 



Broadly speaking, challenges and 
promises are interpreted by students as 
an art. By this we mean that through 
academics, we are exposed to living, 
learning, painting, music, sculpture, ar- 
chitecture, literature, drama and by 
many expressions of human ideas which 
in turn are the product of recall for 
NEW HORIZONS. 

Unless challenges and promises are 
aroused, our work would be in vain. 
However, it is evident from demonstra- 
tions that students who are contributing 
to the strength of new horizons will find 
challenges and promises to be much 
more than a sheer imagination. In reach- 
ing new horizons, we insist the best 
through, challenges and promises. 




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STUDENT LIFE 




The new constellation of interests among students, 
educators, and policy-makers at all levels presents a new 
horizon and affirms the importance of community service 
as integral to our lives and to the purposes of our education- 
al system- 



The student body at North Car- 
olina Agricultural and Technical 
State University are almost by 
definition preprofessional stu- 
dents. Some are not only pre-med- 
ical. pre-legal. and pre-theological 
students and often in large num- 
bers and in close juxtaposition - 
pre-business, pre-agriculture, pre- 
labor. pre-teaching, pre-secretari- 
al. pre-managerial, pre-salesman. 
pre-public relations, pre-home- 
making, and pre-men-about-town 
students. The considerable num- 
ber of students who are aimlessly 
in college, without specific focus 
to their interests, will soon realize 
that will occur around them dur- 
ing this decade of NEW HOR- 
IZONS: CHALLENGES AND 
PROMISES. 

NC A&T. for a variety of rea- 
sons rooted in our history, has al- 
ways been much concerned with 
"education of the whole person," 



with the development of "well- 
rounded personalities." with the 
production of good citizens, and 
with the development of leaders 
for all aspects of the real world. 
The college way of life has distinc- 
tive flavor for those who are in it 
physically for twenty-four hours 
a day and for those who are in it 
physically for a limited few hours 
a day. A realistic approach to 
analysis of college life starts with 
the actualities of existence in or- 
der to realize the many challenges 
and promises. 




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CORONATION OF 

MISS ISA 

1989-90 




Ana is listed in the 1987-88; 88-89 edi- 
tions of University Dean's List. She was hon- 
ored for her outstanding academic achieve- 
ment. 




PROFILE OF MISS INTERNATIONAL 

STUDENTS ASSOCIATION 

1989-90 

Ana Urquia. the daughter of Miquel Urquia and 
Anita Sarmiento. was born February 10. 1965 in Te- 
qucigalpa (the capital city of Honduras) . Since join- 
ing the NC A&T State University family, she has be- 
come an active member of the ISA. American Home 
Economics Association. Student North Carolina 
Home Economics Association, and Student North 
Carolina A&T State University Home Economics As- 
sociation. 





Ana poses with Dr. Roland E. Buck. 
Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs 




Miss A&T. Michele Crawley proudly partic 
pates in the CORONATION OF MISS ISA. 



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ALOBEAEM 
SOCIETY 



The Purpose is to unite the students of 
North Carolina A&T State University aspir- 
ing for the Bachelor of Science degree in ac- 
counting and certification as public accoun- 
tants. 



Kimberly A- Clark. President 

1616 E. Market Street 

Greensboro, NC 

Box 102 





Diana R Williams 
Advisor 



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AMERICAN 
MARKETING 
ASSOCIATION 




The North Carolina Agricultural 
And Technical State University Colle- 
giate Chapter of the American Mar- 
keting Association offers students an 
opportunity to apply marketing prin- 
ciples learned in class. The organiza- 
tion facilitates networking with other 
marketing professionals. The AMA 
also promotes scholarship, profession- 
alism and service. It keeps members 
informed of developments in the vari- 
ous areas of marketing and challenges 
members to develop leadership, com- 
munication, ethics and other skills or 
qualities needed to succeed profes- 
sionally. 



SYLVIA L MOORE 
PRESIDENT 

DR JAPHET NKONGE 

ADVISOR 

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 




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ALPHA PHI ALPHA FRATERNITY, 

INC. 






THE NEW STYLE. SPRING '88 

Angus Jenkins 
Barry Ray 
Steve Jones 



L-R Mark Middleton, Donovan Kirkland. Pernell Briggs. Doug Thome. Alvin Geiger. Lynn Thomas. Barry 
Ray Top: Steve Jones. Marion Barnes, John Fitts, Angus Jenkins, Anthony Artis, Chris Geiger, Darrell Simpson 




100 



OFFICERS Marion Barnes. Searg. at Arms. Angus 
Jenkins, Dean of Pledgees, John Fitts, Historian 
Bottom. Chris Geiger. Recording Secretary. Doug 
Thome, Corresponding Secretary. Barry Ray. Presi- 
dent. Donovan Kirkland. Educational Director. Darrell 
Simpson, Vice President 



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L-R Pernell Briggs, Doug Thome. Dono- 
van Kirkland. Lynn Thomas. Alvin Geiger, 
Steve Jones. Darrell Simpson. Barry Ray. 
Chris Geiger. Marion Barnes, Anthony Artis. 
John Fitts. Angus Jenkins 






Pernell Bnggs, Donovan Kirkland. John Fitts. Darrell Simpson. Chris Geiger, Marion Barnes. Barry Ray. Anthony 
Artis. Angus Jenkins. Steve Jones. Lynn Thomas. Alvin Geiger. Doug Thorne 



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ALPHA KAPPA 



CLASS 
AND .. 



1st Row L to R, Rolesha Andrews, Tawnya Thompson, Tonya Williams 2nd Row Sonja 
James, LaTonya Kelly, Kimberly Brown, Bernadine Hudson, Shawne White, Lavonnya San- 
ders, Pamela Comer 3rd Row Gia Sibert, Cynthia Hayes. Felicia Singletary, Robin Howard. 
Vivian Evans, Erika Curry, Anita Banner. Sherry Parker 4th Row Schnelle Barnette, Lisa 
Stigger, Picture #5 Officers, Anita Bonner, Financial Grammateus. Sherry Parker, Episto- 
leus. Erika Curry. Anti-Basileus, Lavonnya Sander. Basileus. Shawn White. Ivy Leaf Report- 
er. Pamela Comer. Hodegeus. Bernadine Hudson. Grammateus 




Felicia Singletary. Miss AKA 



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COURT 



Soni Lucus, Tonya 
Williams, Felicia Sin- 
gletary, Miss AKA Ani- 
ta Bonner, Lavonnya 
Sanders 



ALPHA SORORITY, INC. 




DIGNITY 



In 1908. Alpha Kappa Alpha So- 
rority became America's first Greek 
Letter Organization established by 
and for Black women- Today, nation- 
ally and locally, Alpha Kappa culti- 
vates and encourages high Scholatic 
and Ethical standards, promotes 
UNITY and FRIENDSHIP among 
college women, alleviates problems 
concerning girls and women, main- 
tains a progressive interest in college 
life and serves all mankind. 




ALPHA PHI STEP TEAM 



LADIES OF ALPHA KAPPA 
ALPHA SORORITY, INC. 




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CHARLOTTE AGGIE CLUB 




ADVISER, TERRI LONG. PRESIDENT. RONNIE BRISCOE 1st VICE 
PRESIDENT, ANTHONY CROWDER. 2nd VICE PRESIDENT. JIMMY OVER- 
MAN. TREASURER, MECHELLE CATO, ORGANIZATIONAL QUEEN. RENT 
TA MURRAY Not Pictured: SECRETARY, JELVONER ELLIS SGT AT 
ARMS, RICHARDO YONG 




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CHEMICAL ENGINEERING SOCIETY 




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SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING 




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DELTA SIGMA THETA 
SORORITY, INC. 




At the inception of the Delta Sigma Theta in 1913 at 
Howard University, the Founders envisioned an organization 
of college women pledged to serious endeavor and community 
service. In 1930, DELTA SIGMA THETA was incorporated 
as a national organization. 





ASD 



A SERIOUS CONNECTION 
SINCE 1913 



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LADIES OF 
DISTINCTION 




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FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION 



L-R Tammy Wright. Sherri Broad- 
nax. Pleshette Wade, Deborah Moyer, 
Row 2 Kevin Gray, Dawn Wells, Andrea 
Maddox. Sabrina Lindsay. Row 3. David 
Brown, Row 4, Perhaps Penn. Deirdri Al- 
len. Dejuanna Bryant, Ernie Griffin. Row 
5, Kim Yarbrough. Rene Lewis, Dr How- 
ard, advisor and 1 - Jimmy Williams 




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Row 1. 1-r Tammy Wright, Vice President Andrea Maddox, Treasurer Sabrina Lindsay, Historian. 
Jimmy Williams, President. Dawn Wells. Secretary. Pleshette Wade. Corresponding Secretary 



108 






MATH/COMPUTER SCIENCE 




A PART 

OF WOMEN'S 

COUNCIL 



E. 

M. 




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OPULENT ASTHETICS 




Cynthia Brown 
Letitia Wiggins 
Kimberly Presley 
Karyn White 




James Balkum 
Michael Faulks 
Dwight Murphy 
Veleria Levy 




Jerome Irby 
Jessica Garrett 
Charles Boyd 
Michelle Clark 





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Lisa Branch 
Katrice Coodrom 
Pamela Martin 
LaShawn Tolbert 
Larry McMillan 
Dara Hayden 
Tiffany M. Riddick 





Howard T. Hutchinson 
Marc Hyman 
Fatima Makenta 
Ruth Palmer 




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NATIONAL SOCIETY OF BLACK 

ENGINEERS 



The purpose is to aid the students in engi- 
neering, computers, science, technical, and math 
related fields. Also to aid in the retention, moti- 
vation, and successfully graduation of students. 



112 







Dr Lonnie Sharpe 

Advisor 

Mechanical Engineering 



WOMEN'S COUNCIL 






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4p*p'ir r ' * p* 



L-R Stephanie Conner. Suzanne Carver, Keisha Carver, Ms 
Mavis Brimage. Advisor and member of the Women's Council 



The Women's Council is designed to promote cultural, so- 
cial, recreational and educational activities for female students; 
to recommend policies and adjustments pertaining to affairs of 
women students at NC A&T State University; to aid in develop- 
ing competent leadership, and to encourage scholarship and per- 
sonal development. 




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STUDENT UNION ADVISORY BOARD 




PONCE D'LEON TIDWELL 

PRESIDENT 

1989-90 



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SIGMA GAMMA RHO 
SORORITY, INC. 



1971 



IBH0H 




v"* 1 ""' ■* PURPOSE . 



To encourage and promote high scholastic attainment and 
community service 




PRESIDENT 

MARGARET 

KANIPES 

ADVISOR 

MS. DORIS 

GRAHAM 




115 



A&T 
REGISTER 




LaVonne Mclver 

Editor-in-Chief 



MR. WADE 

NASH 
ADVISER 



Editor-in-Chief LaVonne Mclver 

Managing Editor Mark Ausbrooks 

Campus News Editor Sherry Rogers 

Community News Editor Juan Cherry 

Business Manager Natasha Osborne 

Advertising Manager Sylvia Moore 

Head Typist j ini Davis 

Art Editor Derick Virgil 

Chief Photographer Sherry Montgomery 

Circulation Manager Kim Clark 

Distribution Manager Monica Langham 

Adviser Wade Nash 




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KAPPA ALPHA PSI FRATERNITY, INC 





The Alpha Nu Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. Inc.. Officers: L to R, Darrell Perry, Board Member. 
Trent L. Jones. Keeper of Records. Rodney Brown. Polemarch, Marvin Walton. Vice-Polemarch, Gary Hilliard. 
Keeper of Exchequer. Clyde Lea. Jr., Strategus; not pictured: James Jones. III. Strategus, Jamerson Pender. 
Board Member 






The Alpha Nu Chapter of Kappa Alpha 
Psi Fraternity, Inc. was founded April 14. 
1933 at A&T College. It is located in the Mid- 
dle-Eastern Province. It was the 36th Chap- 
ter to be founded. The founders of the Alpha 
Nu are: Vincent A. Burgess. William Cape- 



humrrT 



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SPRING '88 "16 MOST WANTED" 

Spring 1988 "16 MOST WANTED" L to R, Charles Ricks. Darrell Perry, Reginald Hill. Rodney Brown. 
Jamerson Pender, David Hill. Clyde O. Lea, Jr., Trent L. Jones. Randall Dunn, Victor Curt Hooker, Gary Hil- 
liard. William Clayton. Michael Hatcher. Reginald Gillis, not pictured: Rodney Chambers and Leonard Hender- 
son 



ACHIEVEMENT . . . SCHOLARSHIP . . . 

SERVICE . . . BROTHERHOOD! 

NEW HORIZONS THE COMMITMENT 

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Spring 1989 'II MISSION IMPOSSIBLE" 
March 28, 1989 L to R, James Wright. Roderick 
Murphy. Darryl Artis, Darren Vanderhall. 



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itnllu Qeurels* 




hart. James Charleston, Curt C Griffin. Rob- 
ert Harbison. Luther Kiser. H B Short. John 
T. Speller. 

Purpose: To encourage honorable 
achievement in the field of human endeavor. 



Samuel Boyd. James Jones. Marvin Walton. 
Demetrius Harrison. Not shown: Mark Wil- 
liams. Kevin Jackson. Derrek Bryson. 





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THE AWARD WINNING A&T 

FELLOWSHIP 
GOSPEL CHOIR 




L-R Ron Jones. Trainer. Radford Rodgers. Keyboards, Calvin Jackson. Electric Guitar. Thomas Kirkland. Drummer. 
Rodney Edge. Bass Guitar. (Derek Booker, Drummer and John Lyons. Keyboards, not pictured) 




John M Berry. Vice President. David Cain. Parliamentarian. Sammy Ponder, 
Mr. Gospel Choir, Harriet Hardin. Treasurer, Shawnee Haney. Secretary. Sharon 
Jenkins. Miss Gospel Choir, Pamela Sellars. Chaplain. Kim Buie, Assistant Secre- 
tary and Anthony J. Newkirk. President. 



Ron J Jones. Director/Tn 



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STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION 





Antonio Blow 

Vice President / Internal 

Affairs 



Charles C McCullough. Jr 

Vice President / External 

Affairs 




Margaret I. Kanipes 
Secretary 



Tascha C. Chalmers 
Treasurer 



David J Miller 
President - SGA. 1989-90 

I'd like to take this opportunity to welcome you to your 
dear Alma Mater, where "AGGIES ARE STEPPING OUT 
WITH A PURPOSE IN MIND . . ." We have an enjoyable 
year planned for you. However, we hope that you will not only 
enjoy meeting and greeting old friends, but also take time to 
be renewed in Aggie Pride and in your commitment to making 
this world a better place to live. 



This year the student body has taken as its theme, "AGGIES 
STEPPING OUT WITH A PURPOSE IN MIND." As we plot our direc- 
tion in life, we look back to you, the Aggie Alumni, for inspection and 
direction. We know that the years, Aggies have made their mark on the 
world scene in education, medicine, politics, religions, science, entertain- 
ment, and the arts, to name a few areas of endeavors. We seek to main- 
tain that tradition and to expand upon it. 




Kim Renee Welch 
Attorney General 






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AMERICAN SOCIETY OF HEATING, REFRIGERATING & 
AIR-CONDITIONING ENGINEERS, INC. (ASHRAE) 




Cassandra Ledbetter. Secretary. Felicia Worriels, President. Rodney Taylor. Treasurer. Kathy Moore. Vice-President. Adviser. Dr. Singh. Dawne Roberson. Tonya 
Lane. Myra Wynn. Tara Howard. Crystal Taylor. Lisa Black, Michelle Reynolds. LaDawn Johnson. Keechie McCallum. Charles Nusskern. Johnnie Hinton. Kris Kinney. 
Hassan Al-Derham, Jerome Miller, David Freeman. Robert Belton. Reuben Crummy. Derwin Peterson. Bae-Woong Kim 




NOT SHOWN Terry Balaam. James Cox. Bryan Dunnavant. Regina Fun- 
derburk. Cary Grant. John Iya. Elmer Jefferies. Angus Jenkins. Shawn Jenkins. 
Wanda Johnson. Charleta McKoy. Brian McPherson. Keith Marshall. Dwight 
Murphy. Roxane Pearsall. Darrell Perry. Michelle Petteway. Leroy Sharpe. 
Danny Southard. Samuel Still. Robin Taylor. Anthony Wilkens. Barry Zepke 



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It is once again time for the Aggie Family to unite and Celebrate the Great Pride we all 
share. Homecoming is an event much anticipated and fully indulged in by the Student Body, 
Alumni, Family, and Friends. It is a period of continuous excitement, and it is always remem- 
bered. 




Miss Monee McGuire Miss A&T, 1988-89 




"A 

REGALIA 

OF BLACK 

ESSENCE" 




Monee stands proudly with cape, crown, and septer. 




The crowning of our new Miss A&T 1989-90. Miss Michele Crawley 



125 



Miss North Carolina Agricultural And 

Technical State University, 1989-90 

Michele Crawlev 




I wholeheartedly thank you for electing me to represent this great University 
in such a capacity, and I challenge You to step out with a purpose in mind. Enjoy 
your HOMECOMING 1 




Miss A&T, 1989-90 ... An Honor Student with a love- 
ly personality stands with Mother, Father, and Brother 



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A magnificent tribute to Miss A&T 





E Gwynn Dancers of North Carolina A&T. Directed b v one of the most tal- 
ented teachers in the world, Dr Eleanor Gwynn. Hats OFF Dancers' 




e „ T w f '"' Shed P™ duct of a m ° st "Cited and colorful reception. Hats off to Mrs. Ramona Hall, Cafeteria 
Staff. Mr. Ralph Brown, Dr. Sullivan Welborne, Ms. Dorothy Bailey, and especially to Mr. C. McCollum 



From Corbett to Moore Gym Mr. Ponce D'Leon 
Tidwell escorts Miss A&T to reception. 



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Deborah Hill 


Stephanie Forbes 


Tina Upchurch 


Courtney Chavis 


Miss ACEI 


Miss ACM 


Miss Air Force ROTC 


Miss Alex Haley H 


Tracey Glover 


Tan Tazewell 


Lewis Griffin, Jr. 


Jeff Anderson 




Pamela Martin 


Felicia Singletary 


Cledra McCullers 


Dena Rantin 


Miss Alobeaem Society 


Miss AKA 


Miss Alpha Lambda Delta 


Miss Alpha Phi Alph 


Arthur Parks, III 


John Hall 


Jack Sharpe, Jr. 






June Kearney 


Angela Pleasants 


Sherri Clark 


AMST Chem. Society 


Am Marketing Association 


Miss Am. Soc. of Civil Engineering 


Javon S Cooper 


Andre McMilhan 


Wilmark Harris 



Paula Southerland 
Miss ASME 
John Gray 



ORGANIZATIONAL QUEENS & ESCORTS 



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Sharlene Perry 
Miss Army ROTC 

Alexis Underwood 



Tia Hunter 

Asso. of Graduate Students 

Donald Hunter 



Natasha Taylor 
Miss Barbee Hall 
Jonathan Leath 



Connie Harris 

Miss Beta Gamma Sigma 

Ardie Ferrell 




Patricia Griffith 

Bro. In Christ 
James Nolan. Jr. 



Renita Murray 

Miss Charlotte Aggie 

Ronnie Briscoe 



Collins Geter 

Miss Chemical Engineering 

Bantee Hall 



Tonya Ryans 

Miss Delta Sigma Theta 

Christopher Ryans 




Holey Poole 


Latrenda George 


Lisa Carter 




Dietetic Club 


Miss Digit Circle 


Miss Epsilon Pi Tau 


Miss Exclusively Maryland 


Hector Capel 


Brenton George 


Anthony Crowder 


James Reid 



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Tammy Wright 
Miss F.M.A. 
William Sykes 



Rachelle Anthony 

Miss French Club 

Bruce Cozart 



Amy Foust 

Miss Gamble Hall 

Michael Harris 



Shannon Johnson 

Miss Goldsboro Aggie Club 

Cary Grant 




Sharron Jenkins 

Miss Gospel Choir 

Sammy Ponder 




Lolita McDade 
Groove Phi Groove 
Bryan McPhearson 



Joanee Moody 

Miss Halifax-Northampton 
Kevin Ivey 



Lisa Bolds 

Miss Holland Hall 

Eric Buggs 




-avonne Webster 


Cassandra Durham 


Celestine Stanton 


Miss Holt Hall 


Miss Home Economics 


Miss IEEE 




Huey Lee 


Booker Hawes 



Cynthia Felton 

Miss HE 

Eddie Williams, Jr. 



ORGANIZATIONAL QUEENS & ESCORTS 



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Ana Urquia 

Miss ISA 

Habib Chaudhry 



Demetrius Caldwell 

Miss Intramural Sports 

Batron Couch 



Stephanie Woodland 

Miss MAA 

Theron Smith 



Jessica Garrett 

Miss Model Unique 

Michael Artis 




Dewanna McCoy 

Miss Morrison Hall 

Sheldon Beatty 



Robin Campbell 

Miss Morrow Hall 

Frank Chance 



Tina Adams 
Miss NAMA 
Marc Stokes 



Leslie Fairley 

Miss NAIT 

Anthony McNeill 




Tawanya Phillips 

Miss NSAZ 
Jeffrey Jackson 



Deidra Cheeks 

Miss NSBE 
Russell Jackson 



Colketa Feinster 

Miss NSPR 
Trevcros Lloyd 



Michelle Newbold 
Miss New Generation 



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Christal Hardy 


Portia Harrington 


Aprale Davis 


Tawan Nelson 


Miss NY/NJ Connection 


Miss NCSL 


Miss Phi Beta Sigma 


Miss Philly's Finest 


Shannon Gibson 


Derrick Diiiard 


Troy Hatcher 


Lamont Bryant 




Dinnatia Doster 


Nichole McFarlane 


Charlene Speas 


Shonda Johnson 


<fiss Pi Tau Sigma 


Miss Political Science Soc. 


Miss Psi Chi 


Miss Psychology 


George Sadler 




Calvin Jackson 


Daryl Sutton 




Monica Hall 
Miss Scott Hall A 



Marcelle Boyd 

Miss Scott Hall B 

Eric Hill 



Margaret Kanipes 

Miss Sigma Gamma Rho 

Howard Hutchinson 



Dana Adams 

Miss SOBIC 

Doug Williams 



ORGANIZATIONAL QUEENS & ESCORTS 



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Felicia Hooper-Donnell 

Miss SME 

Gilbert Jones 



Courtney Jones 

Miss SNEA 
Marion Barnes 



Natasha Osborne 

Miss SUAB 

Hans Lassiter 



Charlene Graham 

Miss Tau Beta Pi 

Herbert Freeman. Jr 




Aqumetta Brown 
Miss Teloca 
Bryan Faulk 



Kimberly Sledge 

Miss Transportation Club 

Lewis Baker 



Mia Williamson 

Miss UCF 
Terrance Jones 



Pamela Spencer 

Miss University Choir 

Mark Webb 




Dolly Smith 

Miss Vanstory Hall 

Ivory Ward. II 



Ernestine Peters 
Miss W-S Aggie Club 



Monik Griffin 

Miss Women's Council 

Mark Myrick 



Loretta Avery 
Miss Zeta Phi Beta 



ORGANIZATIONAL QUEENS & ESCORTS 



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Christal Hardv 


Portia Harrington 


Aprale Davis 


Tawan Nelson 


iss NY/NJ Connection 


Miss NCSL 


Miss Phi Beta Sigma 


Miss Philly's Finest 


Shannon Gibson 


Derrick Dillard 


Troy Hatcher 


Lamont Bryant 




Dinnatia Doster 


Nichole McFarlane 


Charlene Speas 


Shonda Johnson 


liss Pi Tau Sigma 


Miss Political Science Soc. 


Miss Psi Chi 


Miss Psychology 


George Sadler 




Calvin Jackson 


Daryl Sutton 




Monica Hall 
Miss Scott Hall A 






Marcelle Buyd 

Miss Scott Hall B 

Eric Hill 




Margaret Kanipes 

Miss Sigma Gamma Rho 

Howard Hutchinson 



Dana Adams 

Miss SOBIC 

Doug Williams 



ORGANIZATIONAL QUEENS & ESCORTS 



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Felicia Hooper-Donnell 

Miss SME 

Gilbert Jones 



Courtney Jones 

Miss SNEA 
Marion Barnes 



Natasha Osborne 

Miss SUAB 

Hans Lassiter 



Charlene Graham 

Miss Tau Beta Pi 

Herbert Freeman. Jr 




Aquinetta Brown 
Miss Teloca 
Bryan Faulk 



Kimberly Sledge 

Miss Transportation Club 

Lewis Baker 



Mia Williamson 

Miss UCF 
Terrance Jones 



Pamela Spencer 

Miss University Choir 

Mark Webb 




Dolly Smith 

Miss Vanstory Hall 

Ivory Ward, II 



Ernestine Peters 
Miss W-S Aggie Club 



Momk Griffin 

Miss Women's Council 

Mark Mynck 



Loretta Avery 
Miss Zeta Ph: Beta 



ORGANIZATIONAL QUEENS & ESCORTS 



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Miss Curtis Hall 



Terri Garrett 

Miss Sociology/Social Work 




134 




Felicia Fritz 

Miss Freshman 

Escort: Kevin Riddle 



CLASS 



Tasha Vaughn 

Miss Sophomore 

Escort: Chris Geiger 



Miss Freshman 



Miss Sophomore 



Freda Hall 

Miss Junior 

Escort: Daryl Towns 



QUEENS 



Joycelyn Johnson 

Miss Senior 

Escort: George Fleming 




Miss Junior 



Miss Senior 



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N.C. A&T MARCHING MACHINE 



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CHEERLEADERS 



LET'S GO . 
AGGIES!!! 




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WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN 
AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES 




■MM £\ m T\Cg) 

Tanya Thomas 



Shelley L Floyd 



Shanda Johnson 



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Trent Jones 



Anita Bonner 




James Ricks 



Gregory Squire 



Tonya Hamiel 



JrlJL 



Pamela L Harngan 



Jimmy Williams 



E. T. Morning 



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WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN 
UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES 




Shermonica C. Scott 



Gayronza R. Rozier 



Nichelle Carter 



Raeshay A Jones 




Joseph Simmons 



Lavonda R. Jackson 



Delinda V. McCorvey 



Tanya C Thomas 






Barbara Ostler 



Michael R. Harris 



James L. Adams 
Shelley L. Africa-Floyd 
Anita F. Bonner 
Charles Lawton Brown 
Berry L. Carter 
Dolores J. Carter 
Nichelle Carter 
Steve R. Cureton 
Tawanna B Dixon 
Jasmin Daniels 
Kenneth Edwards 
David Calvin Freeman 
Collins Renee Geter 
Elaine F Greene 
Benjamin M. Greenfield 
Tonya M. Hamiel 
Pamela L. Harrigan 
Michael R. Harris 
Lavonda R. Jackson 
Kevin Johnson 
Shonda D. Johnson 
Raeshay A, Jones 
Steve Vincent Jones 



Trent Lamar Jones 
Margaret 1. Kanipes 
Ronald Eugene Lane 
Veda E. Lewis 
Sonji Lucas 
Delinda V. McCorvey 
Janie T. Morning 
Benjamin F Morrow 
Barbara Ostler 
Sterling E. Owens 
Gerald C. Parker. Jr. 
Donald L Patrick 
Barry L. Ray 
James R Ricks 
Gayronza R Rozier 
Terry M. Sanders 



Shermonica C. Scott 
Veronica Seymour 
Joe Simmons 
Norman R. Sisk 
Charlene A. Speas 
Gregory Squire 
Kenneth Taylor 
Tanya C. Thomas 
David M Wainaina 
Jimmy L. Williams 
LaVerne Wilson 



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OMEGA PSI PHI FRATERNITY, INC. 




L-R: Arthur Parks. Ill; F Talmadge Sullivan. Jr.; Keith Starks; Corey Caldwell; Darrin Haley; Harold W. Davis. B. Kenneth Burton. II. Eric W Moore. 
Eric Crump; and Herbert Gray. 



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Keeper of Records and Seal, Eric Moore; Basileus, Kenny Burton; Vice Basileus. Arthur Parks; Keeper 
of Finance. Herbert Gray. 





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A MEMORIAL TRIBUTE 




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'BtthdfAMfL. Church 

241 Hilton Avenue 

Vaw&att, 'Hew Jersey 

Saturday, 'December 16, 1989 

10:OOAM 

'Jtgverend ' Qtadwin A. Jubter, Tastor 



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LEARNING 
IN FULL 
PROGRESS 





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AGGIE TOASTMASTERS 



TOASTMASTERS SEEK TO HELP INDIVIDUALS BETTER THEIR COMMUNICATION AND LEADERSHIP 
SKILLS THROUGH ENHANCED LISTENING, THINKING AND SPEAKING 







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PRESIDENT 
Darian M. Fultz 






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Dr. Mcada Gibbs 
Advisor 



OFFICERS 



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ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA 
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 




MRS. MARVA WATLINGTON 
ADVISER 



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BETA GAMMA SIGMA. . .THE 
NATIONAL BUSINESS SCHOLASTIC 

HONOR SOCIETY 




L to R - Lisa A. Owens, Barbara S Ostler, Chelsea L. Arnold, Sergeant-at-Arms, Cynthia Williams. Angela M. Lee. Pamela L. Harrigan. 
Delinda V McCorvey, Marvin R. Vines. Steven V Jones, Vice President, Michele Y. Crawley, Constance R. Harris. Gregory S Squire 




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L to R - Reginald G. Dixon. President. Carl Davis, Vice President, Melony Wright, Secretary. Celestine Stanton. Treasurer. Laura Harri- 
son. Queen 



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ENGINEERING STUDENTS 




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NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY 




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Paul Bailey, Ronald Henderson, Curtis Robinson, Jr Leisa Beasley. Michael T. Robinson, Les- 
lie A Fairley, LaSonja T. Lane. Jeffrey M. Sutton. Cinque Brath. Roosevelt P. Maske, Keith 
Walker, Daniel Andrews. Lee P. Christian. Troy Byrd, Stephanie Adams. Darin Vanderhall. 
Mr McMullen, Dr Dukes 



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NEW YORK 
NEW JERSEY CONNECTION 




Glen McDonald 
President 

Advisor 

Mr. Ricky Jackson 

Financial Aid Office 



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PHILLY'S FINEST CLUB 




DAVID ALSTON 
PRESIDENT 

ADVISER. MR. FREDERICK STOCKS 
HOUSING & RESIDENCE LIFE 




THE PURPOSE IS TO FELLOWSHIP. TO PERFORM SERVICE PROJECTS, TO SUPPORT THE WELL-BEING AND PRO- 
GRESS OF FELLOW PHILADELPHIAN CLUB MEMBERS 



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PI MU EPSILON MATHEMATICS HONOR SOCIETY 




TO PROMOTE SCHOLARSHIP IN 
MATHEMATICS 

RHO EPSILON REAL ESTATE ORGANIZATION (REREO) 




IVING AND LEARNING TO INVEST IN THE FUTURE 



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SOCIETY FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF 

MANAGEMENT 

SAM 




SOCIETY OF MANUFACTURING ENGINEERS 







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L-R G. Grantham, J Broadnax, R. Clark, C.Jones, T Anderson, D Forney, H Robinson, S. Owens. G. Foster. C Ponton. R. Thabede. D. Carter. F Hooper-Donnell. Chairperson. 
Dr M Rastani, Faculty Advisor, M. Rogan. Vice Chairman. H, Alston, treasurer. V. Hooker EXECUTIVE BOARD: V. Hooker, R. Thabede. F, Hooper-Donnell. M. Rogan, 
D Carter. H Alston. H Robinson. Dr. M Rastani - See Pix 3. 



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THE OPEN A.R.M.S SUPPORT NETWORKS 

OASN 




L-R Dwayne Mclntyre. Employment. Dionnya Pratt. Vice President & Miss OASN, 
Kevin Martin. Treasurer. Mona Fisher. Recording Secretary. Shelia Ratliff. Social Af- 
fairs. Gerard Anthony Morrison. Founder President 



Kevin Martin. Dionnya Pratt. Dwayne Mclntyre. Debra Ledbetter. Mona Fisher. 
Avis Rone. Shelia Ratliff. Sheldon McWilliams. and Gerard Anthony Morrison. 



Rochelle Alford 
Karen Armstrong 
Annette Austin 
Melindy Bass 
Laschea Bennett 
Angela Bennett 
John Bennett 
Mark Blount 
Linda Bradley 
Mitchell Bristow 
Shawn Brothers 
John Brown 
Lamont Brown 
Tanette Brown 
Thomas Brown 
Lenny Brunson 
Nancy Burgess 
Ken Byrd 
Montrelle Caldwell 
James Campbell 
Wilhemina Capel 
Gay Chavis 
John David 
Lachelle DeBerry 
Mary Diggs 
Joey Durham 
Kim Everett 
Leslie Fairley 
Ricky Fairley 
Mona Fisher 
Billy Flower 
Reggie Fuller 
Beryle Gaines 
Beverly Gaines 



Sterling Gilbert 
Denise Graham 
Ricky Greene 
Teresa Hailey 
Larry Harris 
Sheronda Harris 
Gary Hilliard 
Kevin Hilliard 
Vincent Hollard 
Sharon Holmes 
Allisa Home 
Eric Ingram 
Aretha Jackson 
Charles Jackson 
Darrel Jones 
Marcel Lane 
Tonya Lane 
D.D. Lee 
Debra Ledbetter 
John Legrande 
Dexter Lilly 
Terri Little 
Melody Marks 
Kevin Martin 
Gaston Matthew : s 
Gerard A. Morrison 
Mike Morrison 
Kim McClain 
A.J. McDonald 
Craig McDonald 
Preston McGill 
Dwayne Mclntyre 
Michael Mclntyre 
Sharon McKov 



Reggie McLaughlin 

Renee McMannen 

Anthony McNair 

Kanus McNair 

Sonya McPhatter 

Sheldon McWilliams 

Diane Nunn 

Willie Parson 

Paul Patrick 

Perdita Patrick 

Sandy Person 

Lila Powe 

Maneak Powe 

Dionnya Pratt 

Carrie Purcell 

Dionne Ratliff 

Elwood Ratliff 

Shelia Ratliff 
David Reader 
Alton Rhoe 
Casandra Richardson 
Anthony Robinson 
Bernard Robinson 
Denisha Robinson 
Ronnie Rollins 
Avis Rorie 
Madeline Shaw 
Angie Simmons 
A.K. Simmons 
Monique Simms 
Darryl Simon 
Angeline Smith 
Mitch Smith 
Cindy Spencer 



Rodney Spencer 
Steve Stevenson 
Wayne Strong 
Maurice Stuart 
Jean Swink 
F. Billy Thomas 
Tommy Thomas 
Yolanda Thomas 
J. R. Thompson 
Derod Tobias 
Pam Underwood 
Nicole Ward 
Mark Whitaker 
Kendra Williams 
Ameche Monroe 
Mike Matthews 
Chori Little 
Walter Thomas 



. .To develop leadership and professional skills that will prepare members to become community leaders. 

. .To provide organized interaction that will build stronger unity for better working and social relationships among natives and former 
residents of Anson. Richmond. Moore and Scotland Counties. 

. .To promote scholarship and jointly provide (back to our hometowns) information, services, and guidance via tours, mentorships and 
"pep talks" that will ease the transition to the proposed academic and occupational environments in the Greensboro area. 

. .To raise consciousness regarding social, economic, educational and political issues of all cultures in the four counties and the Greensboro 
area. 

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MIDWEST AGGIE CLUB . . . 
WE'RE BACK IN THE HOUSE! 



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L-R Byron Daniels. President, Lisa Chestnut. Vice 
President. Anthony Tucker. Parliamentarian. Holly 
Poole. Secretary. Meja Dyson. Sgt. Arms. Chanti 
Mason. Warren White. Letone R. Hill, Kimberly 
Braxton. Tiffany LeFlore. and Tracy 






Enica L Dukes, Byron T* • ?L V . . 



Daniels, Antonnette E 

liott, Gayuonne T Boyd 







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STUDENT LIFE 




Students at North Carolina A&T State University strive to make individual and collective contributions to the 
life of our nation through a commitment to excellence. 




True learners become self-confident, accepting of themselves and others, realistic about themselves, autonomous and nature, flexible 
in their world view, and come to trust and value their own exciting and fluid process of being. 



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YOUNG ENTERPRENEURS 




L-R Silvia Moore, Vice President, Karen Bryant, President. Sabrina Lindsay. Secretary 



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FRESHMAN CLASS 
OFFICERS 



OFFICERS: 

Angela Ruth Butler. President 

Christophe L McCray, Vice President 

April D Wilson, Secretary 

Renee Nixon. Treasurer 

Felicia Elisabeth Fritz. Miss Freshman 




Angela R Butler, the first female President of the Freshman Class and members of 
,the executive council discuss the purpose. This year, the purpose is to create a feeling 
|of belonging and to reduce alienation and isolation among new students. Dr James Sib- 
ert serves as the advisor. 



ANGELA RUTH BUTLER 
PRESIDENT, 1989-90 



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STUDENT LIFE 




Aggies are presented with a demonstrative display of every 
facet of our complex society, but at the same time it renders the 
tools to endure. 

The degree of acceptance or the manner of rejection is based 
on one's ability to understand the problems that confront him. 






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The challenges of our society take on many forms. Living in 
an era so blistered with changes and innovations, there must be 
some focal point of skill and knowledge that will prepare one with 
the weapons and acceptance and rejection necessary to confront 
those challenges and yet survive. 





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1989-90 



Afro- American 

Literature Society 
Aggie Toastmasters 
Alpha Kappa Alpha 

Fraternity. Inc. 
Alpha Pi Mu 

ALOBEAEM Society (The) 
Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity 
American Chemical Society 
American Institute of 

Architecture Students 
American Marketing 

Association 
American Society of Heating. 
Refrigerating and Air 
Conditioning Engineers 
American Society of Mechan- 
ical Engineers 
Army ROTC 
Arnold Air Safety 
Association of Computing 

Machinery 
Association of Graduate 
Students of NC A&T State 
University 
Alpha Mu Gamma 
Barbee Residence Hall Council 
Beta Alpha Psi 
Beta Gamma Sigma 
Beta Kappa Chi 
Brothers In Christ Fraternity 
Capital City Connection 
Catholic Campus Ministry 
Charlotte Aggie Club 
Chi Eta Phi 
Curtis Hall 
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. 

Inc. 
Dietetics Club 
Digit Circle 

Dudley. A&T Connection 
(The) 

Durham Aggie Club 
Duutch Verein (German 
Club) Economics Club 
Epsilon Pi Tau 
Eta Kappa Nu 
Exclusively Maryland 
Fellowship Gospel Choir 

(The A&T) 
Financial Management 



Association 

Food Science Club 

Goldsboro Aggie Club 

Institute of Electrical and 
Electronics Engineers 

Institute of Industrial 
Engineers 

International Students 
Association 

Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. 
Inc. 

Kappa Omicron Phi National 
Home Economics Honor 
Society 

Literary Forum 

Metropolitan Area Association 

The Michigan Renaissance 
Club 

Midwest Aggie Club 

Mo'Del Unique. Inc. 

Morrison Hall Council 

Morrow Hall 

Muslim Student Association 

NAACP 

National Agri-Marketing 

Association 
National Association of 

Industrial Technology 
National Honor Society of 

Psychology Psi Chi 
National Society of 

Architectural Engineers 
National Society of Black 

Engineers 
National Society of Profession- 
al Engineers 
New Generation Campus 

Ministry 
Open Arms Support Network 
Philly's Finest Club 
Pi Delta Phi 

Pi Mu Epsilon National Honor- 
ary Mathematics Society 
Pi Omega Pi 
Pi Tau Sigma 
Political Science Society 
Psi Chi 

Psychology Club. NC A&T 
Reliancy 
Scott "A" Residence Hall 

Association 



Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority. 

Inc. 
Sigma Tau Delta 
Sisters of Brothers In Christ 

Sorority 
Society of Manufacturing 

Engineers 
Sociology Social Work Club 
Student Activity Council 
South Carolina Aggie 

Connection 
Student Cluster Activities 

Council Co-op Club 
Student National Education 

Assocation 1SNEA1 
Student Union Advisory Board 
Tau Beta Pi 
TELOCA 

Wilson County Aggie Club 
Women's Council 
United Christian Fellowship 
University Choir 
Vanstory. CM. Hall Council 
Vogue Sorority 
Young Entrepreneurs. Inc. 
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority. Inc. 



RECOGNIZED STUDENT 
ORGANIZATIONS 



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The programs of our early days at A&T were rigidly scheduled; 
activities were arranged so that they would not conflict with classes, 
and each activity presented many challenges and promises. 




In being a part of the new horizons in this decade, many CHAL 
LENGES are a part of the mainstream. 
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A MAJOR FOCUS. . . 
THE NEW HORIZONS 



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SECRETARIES 




Mrs. Gail Barger 
Student Affairs 




Mrs. Elvenor Botwe 
Purchasing 




Ms. Annie Cladwell 
Personnel 




Mrs. Carolyn Caldwell 
Chancellor's Office 




Mrs. Faye Caple 
Memorial Union 







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Mrs. Gladys Corbitt 
Counseling 




Mrs. Alice Crews 
School of Agriculture 




Ms. Carolyn Crosson 
Student Affairs 




Ms. Sandra Dean 
Property Management 




Mrs. Yvonne Dewar 
Chancellor's Office 




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Mrs. Carrie H. Drake 
Student Activities 




Ms. Vicki Fairbanks 
Accounts Payable 



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SECRETARIES 




Mrs. Grace Finley 
Memorial Union 




Mrs. Venetia Fisher 
Architectural Engineering 




Mrs. Yvonne Foust 
Administrative Affairs 




Ms. Olivia Hamilton 
Legal Affairs 




Mrs. Kay Harris 
Special Services 




Mrs. Rita M. Headen 
Telecommunications 




Mrs. Joyce Johnson 
ransportation Institute 




Mrs. Idella Jones 
Public Information 




Ms. Henrietta Largent 
Student Affairs 




Mrs. Peggy Lett 
School of Nursing 




Ms. Arthelia S. Lomax 
Cashier's Office 




Mrs. Sharon Martin 
Contracts and Grants 



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SECRETARIES 






Ms. Lafreda McKie 
Physical Plant 



Ms. Beverly McLeod 
Registration & Records 



Ms. Rosetta McNeil 
Admissions 




Mrs. Barbara Miller 
School of Nursing 




Mrs. Alice Monroe 

Development & University 

Relations 




Mrs. Gracie Potts 
International Students 




Mrs. Annie Purcell 
Student Affairs 




Mrs. Ernestine Rankin 
Veteran's Affairs 




Mrs. Andrea Robertson 
Purchasing 




Mrs. Nettie Rowland 
Information Services 




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Ms. Brenda Savage 
Electrical Engineering 




Ms. Claudelia Scott 
Administrative Services 



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SECRETARIES 







Mrs. Sharon S. Johnson 
Student Affairs 




Ms. Margaret Simmon; 
Collections 




Ms. Peggy Smith 
Music Department 




Ms. Janice Taylor 




' 



Ms. Deloris Thompson 
Purchasing 




Mrs. Daisy Tonkins 
Electrical Engineering 




Ms. Glenice Troxler 
Speech Communication 




Mr. Barbara Turman 
University Police 



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Mrs. Deborah Underwood 
Transportation Institute 







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Ms. Melissa R. Valentine 
Property Management 




Mrs. Patricia W. Vincent 
Salary Administration 




Mrs. Patricia Wall 
Student Affairs 



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A&T BOOKSTORE 




Mrs. Lula Hall 
Bookstore 



Mr. Kermit Miller 
Bookstore 



BROWN HALL 



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CAMPUS 
BOOKSTORE 




Mr. Willie Buie 
Bookstore 



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Mrs. Sharon Waldrum 
Bookstore 




Mrs. Christine Holt 
Bookstore 



Mr. Larry Jones 
Bookstore 



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F.A. WILLIAMS CAFETERIA 




Mrs. Ramona Hall 
Shaw Food Service 



Mr. L'Devor Dandy 
Director, Shaw Food Service 




STUDENTS ENJOY EVENING MEAL' 



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CAMPUS 

MAIL 
CENTER 



BROWN HALL 
MAIN CAMPUS 




MR. JOHN HEADEN 
SUPERVISOR 



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MS DEBRA J. THOMAS 



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MRS. MARJORIE WILDER 





MR. ANTHONY EASON 



MR KEITH BOOKER 



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UNIVERSITY 
POLICE 




■&& 



Mr. John O. Williams 
Chief of Police 





Major Gloria A. Graves 







Lt. Lewis W. Nelson 



Lt. L.A. Winston 



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CAMPUS SAFETY THROUGH . . . 
UNIVERSITY POLICE 




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Sgt. Charles Jenkins 



Officer Johnny Smith 





Officer William Gilchrist 



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Officer Lenora Lee 



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Officer Wanda Grier 



Officer Willie J. Kendal 



Sgt. Byron Tucker 



Sgt. Fred Ruffin 



The Department provides protection of life, property and the safe movement of traffic on the campus. Police officers respond 
rapidly as possible to all calls for service. 






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Officer Pamela Feaster-Allen 



Lt. Richetta G. Slade 



Lt. L. M. Bopp 



The University police department is staffed with a director, chief of operations, traffic administrator, secretary and more than twenty 
:ommissioned officers. These officers are trained in all areas of law enforcement. They have powers and authority to enforce federal, 
tate and local laws and the rules and regulations of the University. 



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CANTEEN AND SNACK BAR 



AIMING 

TO 
PLEASE 




AND 
WILLING 
TO 
n SERVE 

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MRS. THELMA WILLIAMS 




Testimonies from many students have strongly endorsed cooperating with the 
Canteen Manager. Mrs. Thelma Williams. There is a very interesting difference 
in approach to filling orders. Students we congratulate you for cooperating with 
the staff. 



PLEASE 
ANDRE ONE MORE BURGER 1 




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CAREER 



The function of the Career Planning and Placement Center is assisting students and alumni in secur- 
ing permanent, part-time or summer employment. This task is performed with a conscientious and sincere 
f)T A 1^71^111^1/^ fi r interest in the student as well as the prospective employer. All students are encouraged to register with 
.T -L//\1N IN UN V_T Gb the Center as soon as possible. 

PLACEMENT 





Mr. Leon Warren 
Director 



Ms. Yvonne Majatte 
Secretary 





Ms. Joyce Edwards 
Assistant Director 



Ms. Peggy Oliphant 
Counselor 



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COMPUTER CENTER 




Ethel Chiles-Hearne 
Secretary 



EFFICIENT 





Lonnie Cathey 



Carolyn Wright 
Secretary 





Cislyn Gayle 




SERVICES 




Linwood Blanchard 



Gloria Dyson 



Larry Hardy 



PROGRESSING INTO THE FUTURE 



176 



COUNSELING SERVICES 




Dr. James Sibert 
Assistant Director 



Mrs. Marva Watlington 
Counselor 





Ms. Carlotta Baker 
Counselor 



Ms. Tammy Dixon 
Counselor 



Ms. Pamela L. Valadez 
Counselor and Coordinator of Minori- 
ty Student Affairs 



Di 


Robert Wilson 
Director 




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Mrs. Gladys Corbitt 
Secretary 



UNLOCKING THE DOOR TO 
YOUR FUTURE 



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HEALTH CENTER 




Recently the Health Services has added HEALTH EDUCATION as a new compo- 
nent to its program. This component serves to complement the medical care students 
receive from the staff. Some of the benefits are: 
. . . One-on-One counseling 
. . . Brochure distribution 
. . . Videos on Health Issues. 



Lynn Clay 
Secretary 





Ms. Ruth Prince 
Secretary 



Mrs. Yvonne Neal 





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Dr. Flotilla Watkins 
Physician 



Dr. Charles Frazier 
Physician 



HOUSING AND 
RESIDENCE LIFE 




Mrs. Lynda Hunter 
Administrative Assistant 




Ms. Irene Oliver 
Assignment Clerk 




Although this is a major venture for improving living conditions for our students residing on campus, it will in no way be the final 
phase. This department will continue to find ways and means to enhance campus living and is firmly committed to doing this. 








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Rev. Morris Lewis 
Maintenance Supervisor 



Mrs. Jacquelyn D. Baxter 
Assistant Director 



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HOUSING AND RESIDENCE LIFE 




Mr. Joseph Williams 




Ms. Mavis Brimage 




Mr. Ronald Vines 



ASSISTANT DIRECTORS OF HOUSING AND 
RESIDENCE LIFE & SUPPORTIVE STAFF 





Mr. James Harrison 
Housekeeping Supervisor 



Mr. James Ingram 
Assistant/Facilities and Maintenance 



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Ms. Alicia Devane 
Vanstory Hall 



HOUSING 





Ms. Linda Inman 
Morrison Hall 



Mr. Moses Kamara 
Scott Hall A 



RESIDENCE HALL 
DIRECTORS 



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Mrs. Ruth Meachum 
Holt Hall/Gamble Complex 



Mr. William Parker 
Scott Hall A 





Mrs. Judy Rashid 
Barbee Hall 



Mr. Frederick Stocks 
Scott Hall B 



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Mrs. Mary Smith 
Morrow Hall 






Mr- Ronald Tate 
Scott Hall C 






Mr. James Toon 
Cooper Hall 



Mr. James White 
Alex Halev Hall 




Mrs. Addie Widemon 
Holland Hall 



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CAMPUS LAUNDRY 





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Mr. Albert Crawford 
Supervisor 



Ms. Deborah Dean 




Ms. Toni Powell 



Mr. Kermit Miller, Sr. 



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Mr. Alva Stewart 



Mrs. Lauretta Havner 



Mr. David Self 




BLUFORD 
LIBRARY 



Mrs. Alene C. Young 






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Ms. Katherine Jarrel 



Ms. Joyce L. Caldwel 



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MR. VERNELL STALLINGS 
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS 





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MRS. MATTIE SMITH 
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR FOR PROGRAMS 




MR. ELWOOD EDWARDS 
GAMES SUPERVISOR 



MR. CLYDE BOWDEN 
ASSISTANT GAMES SUPERVISOR 



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MEMORIAL UNION STAFF 





Mrs. Patricia H. Miller 
Receptionist 



Mr. George Carter 
Housekeeping 



Mrs. Helen Waldrum 
Housekeeping 




Mr. Mihlford Marshall 
Assistant Programmer 




Mr. Alonzo J. Rucker 
Housekeeping 



Mr. Fred Robertson 
Housekeeping 




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Mr. Roland Wilson 
Housekeeping 



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SH^MH^HH 



PHYSICAL PLANT PERSONNEL 




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PHYSICAL PLANT 




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Mr. Merrill Watson 




Mr. Willie Knight 




Mr. Barney Black 



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Mr. Sherman Watlington 



ALWAYS STRIVING TO MAINTAIN CAMPUS 

BEAUTIFICATION AND PHYSICAL 

APPEARANCE 



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PHYSICAL 
PLANT STAFF 




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UPWARD BOUND 




Mr. Gary Maxwel 
Counselor 




Ms. Beverly Wallace 
Counselor 




Ethel R. Wallace 
Secretary 



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SUPPORTIVE SERVICES 














Ms. Lavern Carter 
Fiscal Affairs 




Mrs. Sandra Cook 
Art Department 





Mrs. Evelyn Gales 
Fiscal Affairs 



Mrs. Mary Minims 
Fiscal Affairs 




Mrs. Rubye Reid 
Student Affairs 



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SUPPORTIVE SERVICES 




Mrs. Jacqueline McMillan 

Development and 

University Relations 



CURRICULUM, TEACHING AND 

EVALUATION 



The educational value of the student work 
experience is derived from dealing with real 
world, not abstract models and theories. 





Through practical experiences students are able to 
apply and test what they are learning in the classroom 
and can take to the academic environment a broader per- 
spective of their personal, intellectual, and professional 
expectations. 



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STUDENT DEVELOPMENT 
AND SERVICES 




Students need personal information and insights which al- 
low them to choose techniques most useful to their own learning 



- _ style and preferences. 




Students are always trying to keep their priorities straight. By doing the right thing and staying in school. Striving to be the best 
in all endeavors that one aspires to achieve. 







Lozon McKoy ... An Aggie At Heart - New Horizons: Challenges 
and Promises 



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CHALLENGES AND PROMISES 




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AGRICULTURAL 

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UNIVERSITY 

GREENSBORO 



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RESERVE OFFICERS' TRAINING CORPS 



DEPARTMENT OF AEROSPACE STUDIES 



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LT. COLONEL WALTER L. WATSON, JR. 



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CAPTAIN KIMBERLY Y. JONES 



CAPTAIN SAMUEL L. BATES 



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Captain Ricky T. Valentine 




SSGT Stanley O. King 




DEPARTMENT OF 
AEROSPACE STUDIES 




SSGT Kevin W. Carlton 




Ms. Tana L. Donnel! 
Secretary 



MSGT Archie B. Cook. Jr. 



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RESERVE OFFICERS' TRAINING CORPS 



DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY SCIENCE 




Lieutenant Colonel Louie Rivers, Jr. 
Director 




Major Robert E. Haynes 



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DEPARTMENT 

OF MILITARY 

SCIENCE 




Captain Elbert Hutchinson 



Captain Laurie V. Brasher 




Sergeant Major John M. Allen 





Master Sergeant Tommy Woody- 



Staff Sergeant Michael O'Neal 



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NEW HORIZONS: CHALLENGES AND PROMISES . . . The new constellation of interests among students, educators, and policy- 
makers at all levels presents a new horizon and affirms the importance of community service as integral to our lives and to the purposes 
of our educational system. 

On the campus of North Carolina Agricultural And Technical State University, we are constantly seeking support from all parties 
involved. Students, faculty, and administrators, with community support. The most inspiring leadership has come from students. Stu- 
dents are beginning to generate extraordinary ideas for projects, and academic excellence through creating programs for DRUG ABUSE, 
FUNCTIONAL ILLITERACY, AND HOMELESS AND THE WORKING POOR. 




At the dawn of each new dayi 
we look out across the Horizon anc; 
wonder what life holds. It is a ne\l 
day, one that we have never seen bd 
fore; one that we will never sel 
again. We are faced with new anc 
different challenges, new and mor 



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difficult obstacles. As PROUD 
AGGIES, we are known for beating 
the odds and rising to the top. We 
make the most of all given oppor- 
tunities. 




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SELF-DEVELOPMENT FOR STUDENT 

DEVELOPMENT 




College life for students at A&T is a definite experience for self-development. In order to make college a successful venture, constant motivation is needed 




Development involves an upending that brings about new, more differentiated responses. However, if the challenge or disequilibriu: 
is too great, the student retreats; if the supports are too protective, the student fails to develop. In essence, the student services mu: 
create a delicate balance of challenges and supports to encourage student development. 

The challenge ranges from parents, to students, to the instructors. Academic and social challenges are a normal part of Universit 
existence. The academic challenges are to be expected. Nothing great is ever achieved without a struggle. Self-Development is a necessit 
for Student Development. 



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THIS IS THE TIME FOR OPERATION SANTA 

CLAUS . . . "HO HO HO" 




Nane] Simmons. Joseph Hill. Jackie Jordan. Jackie Coleman, Michelle Rogan. Katrina Foster, 
Bruce Mapp (not shown). Elma L Jenkins 



Operation Santa Claus was started seventeen years ago here at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University by Hat 
tye H. Liston. an Associate Professor of Psychology. Operation Santa Claus has become an annual tradition. 

Liston utilized the project as an activity of the Psychology Club, which she organized and advised for Psychology majors and a 
other interested persons, regardless of their major, in the University. 

Operation Santa Claus allows students to collect clothes, toys and accessories (whether they are new or used) , that are in gooc 
condition for males and females of all ages. The gifts will then be labeled, wrapped, and given to the residents of Butner Hospital ii 
Butler. North Carolina. 

With occasional assistance from various social clubs, fraternities, and community groups, many students enjoy this activity. Ther 
is a lot of sharing and caring to go along with each wrapped item. 

Television and press coverage are the media that recognize the efforts of these willing students. Liston says," We all enjoy this activit 
very much, and we feel like we were carrying out the spirit of Christmas by reaching out to persons bringing them smiles and joy." 

A HAPPY HOLIDAY SEASON TO ALL HO 1 HO! HO! 

Dr. Hattye Liston 
Adviser 



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PRELUDE 



HONORS DAY CONVOCATION 

Wednesday. March 22. 1989 

Richard B. Harrison Auditorium 

10:00 A.M. 

PRESIDING: John W. Hodge 



.University Wind Ensemble 
Johnny Hodge, Director 



INVOCATION. 
GREETINGS... 



The Reverend George Brooks 



Lee Christian 

SGA President 

Monee McGuire 
■'Miss A & T" 



OCCASION.. 



Edward J. Hayes 

Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs 



SELECTION ■■My Lord. What a Mornin". 



University Choir 

C. Everett Powell, Director 

HONORS PRESENTATIONS r ,, , c , , „ ,_. 

AGRICULTURE College/School Deans/Director 

ARTS AND SCIENCES .....'.'..'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. Burleigh C. Webb 

BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS A_James Hicks 

EDUCATION ??' 6 , r J Cra ' g 

ENGINEERING ™": A J, bert Walker 

NURSING William Craft, Acting 

technology^::::!::!:::::::::::::!::;:::;::::;;:;;:; ? ever ' y ^ aione 

FRESHMAN ADVISEMENT/LEARNING ASSISTANCE CENTER ■•••■■■••■■■•■■" 

; RECOGNITION OF GUESTS/HONOR STUDENTS FROM AREA HIGH SCHOOLS Edward B. Fort 

Chancellor 

I SELECTION Concert Variations TT .. ,,,. . _ 

University Wind Ensemble 

Claude Smith Tohnnv Hodee Director 

f GREETINGS FROM THE UNIVERSITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES ° EU 2 ab e th RandtoH I 

Chairperson 

■ INTRODUCTION OF SPEAKER 



SELECTION -Into Thy Hand I Come 1 :. 



Arranged by George Pass. II. Student Trainer 

ADDRESS 

DR. BENJAMIN CARSON 

Director of Pediatrics Neurosurgery 

Johns Hopkins Children's Center 

Johns Hopkins Medical Center Hospital 

Baltimore, Maryland 



Edward B. Fort 

Chancellor 

.N.C.A&T Fellowship Gospel Choir 



REMARKS 

jALMA MATER.. 
POSTLUDE 



. Edward B. Fort 
Chancellor 



.Audience, Band. Choir 
J.J. Williams, Director 






University Wind Ensemble 
J.J. Williams, Director 



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AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS 

Steven C. Harper 
Reginald A. McDonald 

AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION 

Shelia R. Barkley 

ANIMAL SCIENCE 

Edward L. Amngton 
Samuel T. Brooks 
Stacey J. Chappell 



SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE 

Burleigh C. Webb, Dean 



Noms D. Flagler 
Oona S. Gayle 
Penny D Hicks 
Sylvia Nelson-Campbell 
Christopher E. Nichols 
Mikele D. Simkins 
Staci C. Walton 

HOME ECONOMICS 

Yasmm F. Hargrave 
Carmen Y. Houston 
Renee Jones 
Huey O- Lee 



Najiyyah N. Muqtasid 
Angela D Ramsey 
Sue E. Swanson 
Munel M. Troxler 
Ana Z. Urquia 
Mary E. Uzochukwu 
Rosalind R. Williams 

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE 

Linda M. Allen 
Cynthia A- Anthony 
Stephen M. Collins 
Bernard R. Minter 



Joyce L. Raker 
Ryan T. Robinson 
Tomy L. Truett 
Michael D. Wallers 
Alice C. Warren 

PLANT SCIENCE 

Robert J- Cummings 
Lynne H. Lazzara 
Michael K. Neal 
Melvin L- Tucker 
Thadd G. Tyson 



COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES 

A. James Hicks, Dean 



ART 

Devonne R. Anthony 
L^any M. Dunsion 
Anthony G Greenwell 
Lisa A- Homer 
Donna W. Jent 
Carlos R. Mathis 
Cheryl E. Steward 
Stacy M. Thompson 
Kelly J. Welbom 

BIOLOGY 

Diane A. Barber 
Gaynelle Bowden 
Sandra K Carter 
Tawanna B. Dixon 
Mana N. Graham 
Melanie J Greene 
Candace R. Hamlin 
Judy C. High 
Temple S. Howell 
Michelle L. Johnson 
Trent L. Jones 
Penny L. Sappington 
Norman R. Sisk 
Emma J. Slallings 
Donna L. Williams 

CHEMISTRY 

Javon S. Cooper 
Patricia D. Hatch 
Tamara A. Howard 
Margaret I. Kanipes 
June C. Kearney 
Gregory O. Long 
Karen S. Lowe 
Kevin E. Miller 
Lisa R. Shoffner 
Tori D. Williams 

ENGLISH 

Dana M. Adams 
Michele N. Bennett 



Jodi T. George 
Traci L. Gullick 
John W. Hodge 
Lamie G. Horton 
l^avonda R. Jackson 
Raeshay A. Jones 
Jody R. Martin 
Ruth E. Richmond 
Shermonica E Scot! 
Cynthia A. Scurlock 
Beverly E Threat: 
Theresa F. Washington 
Anna V. Young 

HISTORY 

Bobby Andrews, Jr. 
Johnenc C Emehel 
Vince P. Hairston 
Michael R. Hall 
Shawn R. Tuck 
Kevin A- Tyree 
Ivory Ward 
Tony B- Watlmgion 



MATH. & COMPUTER SCIENCE 

Noel W. Abbon 
Siddiq Abdullah 
Paul L. Adams 
Katnna D. Alexander 
Shahir Alsayyedahmad 
Timothy D. Archer 
Carolyn A. Bell 
Donald J- Boggs 
Sandra D. Bowen 
Tony S. Brokenborough 
Pamela D. Carlton 
Jennie R. Caudle 
Jeffrey C. Coleman 
Wanda H. DeVane 
Eugene K. Fahy 
Carmen S. Fisher 
Vincent H. Fleming 
Stephanie R. Forbes 
James T. Guthne 



Sharon R. Hanley 
Harriet J- Hardin 
Michael J. Hatcher 
Alan K- Hayes 
Mark D. Head en 
Rhonda S. Hightower 
Marcelious A. Hodge 
Robin L. Howard 
Marc Hubbard 
Teresa A. Johnson 
Maunce K. Jones 
Michael Kirkland, Jr. 
l^atonya A. Lawson 
Antoinette Mack 
Jeffrey T. Martm 
Karen M. McCormick 
Lethia S. Mebane 
Robin F- Moms 
Steven H. Ray 
Wanda F. Reed 
Darrell Richardson 
Deena Y. Richey 
Eugenia L Robinson 
Lamont D. Robinson 
Franklin A. Rouse 
Howard K. Sanders 
Bnan A- Scott 
Joe L. Simmons 
Vincent T. Snipes 
Jeanine Strickland 
Willie Sykes, ID 
Leonard J. Testa 
Andrea T. Thompson 
Camilla C. Thompson 
Theresa A. Toler 
John W. Turner, Jr. 
Maunce A. Tyler 
Monica T. Waddell 
Hubert T. Wagstaff, H. 
Mansa J. Williams 
Jean S. Wilson 
Konstanunos Zorbas 

MUSIC 

Wanda Y. Barnes 



Rodney E. Gilmore 
John E. Greene 
Tonya W. Heath 
Vandalia W. McAdoo 
Tyrone Stanley 

PHYSICS 

Kevin C. Butler 
Vanis O. Marshall 
Alfred H. Muraton 
William E. Pendleton 

POLITICAL SCIENCE 

Keisha M. Boggan 
Gary J. Bnaain 
Fredencka Bryant 
Derrek L. Bryson 
Deirdre A. Chemomas 
Mark P. Chester 
Yolanda M. Cole 
Hazel J. Crosby 
Dons M. Daye 
William H. Hill 
Abdulai K Kaikai 
Paul A Lester 
Sharon M. Patmon 
Bnan Pax ton 
Jessica M Perry 
Herbert A. Reed 
Ronald L. Robinson 
Frederick L. Sanford 
Angelicia Simmons 
Carol J. Trevathan 
Sabnna A. Wimbush 

PSYCHOLOGY 

Tanya N. Bibby 
Elizabeth J. Broach 
Saundra D. Brooks 
Nichelle 1. Carter 
Hector W. Cooper 
Vickie L Dwon 
Mildred H. Enos 
Angela M. Hairston 
Cawana D. Hemdon 
Marcia Ingram 



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(COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES - continued) 



PSYCHOLOGY CONTD. 
Renita J. Kittrell 
Rosemary Richmond 
Clifton L. Smith 
Charlene A. Speas 
Wilma L. Worsley 

SOCIOLOGY & SOCIAL 
WORK 

Jenny L. Bowers 
Adrian S. Brewington 
Bernard M. Clinkscales 
Shelby O. Cobb 
Steven R. Cureton 
Kenneth Edwards 
Ella R. Evans 
Patricia S. Foeller 
Wendy R. Forshee 
Michael R. Harris 
Martin Houglan 



Tonya R. Langston 
Alicia J. McClain 
Wanda J. Pulliam 
Charles D. Roseboro 
Sabrina R. Russell 
Conieka J. Stevenson 
Brenda A. Tart 
Marilyn J. Thomas 
Kelvin R. Watson 
Terry L. Wille 
Erika N. Woods 

SPEECH & THEATER 
ARTS 

Dawn R. Anthony 
Jearrod S. Arnold 
Regina A. Avery 
Curtis E. Baldwin 
Tully S. Barnette 
Sharon H. Bean 



Larry M. Bell. Jr. 
Cordelia S. Blanding 
Stephanie N. Boone 
Dauna L. Brown 
Kevin T. Carroll 
Archie B. Cook 
Tony R. Curtis 
Yolande Y. Davis 
Angela D. Eaddy 
Pamela A. Fleming 
Melody J. Garrett 
Patricia A. Griffith 
Paula A. Hamilton 
Gary L. Hooker 
Glenda L. Home 
Da ran E. Howard 
Erie A. Isaac 
Adri-Anne D. Jones 
Adri-Courtney G. Jones 
Jacqueline D. Jordan 
Jesse Kellum. Ill 



Stefanie A. King 
Krishna R. Lathan 
Marion Lee 
Lenore A. Lewis 
Irma J. Moore 
Joy D. Moore 
Tammy S. Moye 
Monica E. Scott 
Stephen E. Short 
Gia A. Sibert 
Cassandra L. Sligh 
Pamela R. Smith 
Michael K. Troutman 
Mical Whitaker 
Natasha Y. Williams 
Trade C. Woods 



SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS 

Quiester Craig, Dean 



ACCOUNTING 
John Alexander, Jr. 
Chelsea L. Arnold 
Samantha I. Ashburn 
Pamela N. Askew 
Diana L. Bailey 
Dedric L. Barber 
Troy L. Barbour 
Donald F. Barnes 
Marion L. Barnes 
Pamela L. Basheer 
Antonio Blow 
Karen R. Bolden 
Anita F. Bonner 
Darlene C. Bowden 
Melissa F. Bracken 
Lisa D. Branch 
Christopher Braswell 
Viola M. Brinson 
Lisa Broadie 
Burnie L. Brodie 
Verneice Bromell 
Stacy M. Brown 
Kenneth R. Bryant 
Charlene Bullock 
Deborah L. Cain 
Chie M. Cairo 
Andrea N. Caison 
Carrie L. Caldwell 
James C. Caldwell 
Kimberly A. Clark 
James E. Clinkscales 
Ivy P. Cobia 
Chiquita D. Crawford 
Michele Y. Crawley 



Angela R. Crews 
Arethea D. Crews 
Stefanie M. Cunninghan 
Crystal L. Dalton 
Shanda C. Daniels 
Cornelius H. Davis, III 
Dezrael R. Davis 
Jini E. Davis 
Sarita D. Davis 
Teresa M. Davis 
Marvin W. Dawson 
Karen M. Dickey 
Andrea L. Drumwright 
Phyllis C. Dunston 
Beverly R. Eccles 
Kimberly M. Ellis 
Reginald O. Feaster 
Keisha M. Fields 
George C. Flemming 
Saundra D. Fry 
Glynis Lee Fuller 
Darian M. Fultz 
Shannon G. Goines 
Carla L. Gordon 
Carmen D. Gordon 
Eric R. Grant 
Bridgette L. Gray 
James C. Griffin 
Jocelyn M. Hairston 
Pamela L. Harrigan 
Constance R. Harris 
Teressa L. Harvey 
David Hill 
Leonard M. Hilliard 
George C. Hipp 



Alysa J. Holland 
Erikka J. Holmes 
Jacqueline D. Hooks 
Bernadine B. Hudson 
Demetris L. Jenkins 
Elma L. Jenkins 
Edward B. Johnson 
Joycelyn M. Johnson 
Kimberly A. Johnson 
Sonya D. Johnson 
Andrea R. Jones 
Angela C. Jones 
Kimberly M. Jones 
Steven V. Jones 
Tracy M. Jordan 
Ester J. Kamara 

Joanel B. Kellman 

Teresa M. Kerr 

Robin Y. Key 

Angela King 

Debra M. Lambson 

Saundra D. Lassiter 

Angela M. Lee 

Kevin L. Little 

Anna M. Lowdermilk 

Tracie J. Lowe 

Kevin O. Lynch 

Sherri A. Lyon 

Sabrina Lyons 

Andrea C. Lyttle 

John R. Mack 

Amy L. Marley 

Erika J. Martin 

Chauntina M. Massey 

Charles A. Matthews 



Felicia L. McCain 
Delinda V. McCorvey 
Kelli L. McCoy 
Jonetta McCullough 
Monee M. McGuire 
Queen M. McSwain 
David L. Moore 
Cheryl D. Mooty 
Cecily V. Nash 
Keith Nason 
Lisa A. Owens 
Michelle A. Parker 
Ricky A. Parker 
Sherry D. Parker 
Tammy Y. Parker 
Arthur Parks, III 
Tianitia M. Parrish 
Shana Y. Patrick 
Trishonda Y. Patrick 
Charissa L. Peppers 
Keeca L. Peters 
Sheila R. Pinckney 
Kimberly N. Pitt 
Mary E. Plummer 
Vicki D. Proctor 
Willie E, Quick, Jr. 
Gerard R. Rawls 
Franklin K. Ray 
Paula D. Rhodes 
Lawrence T. Rodgers 
Tijuana C. Rountree 
Sandra L. Russ 
Stephanie R. Sellers 
Naeemah O. Shareef 
Tania D. Simmons 



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ACCOUNTING - continued 
Craig S. Sims 
Craig D. Smith 
Kim Smith 
Lisa S. Smith 
Shaunda N. Smith 
Tara L. Smith 
Gregory S. Squire 
Stephanie A. Stafford 
Alicia S. Stokes 
Tammy R Strange 
Dawn E. Tay 
Crystal Taylor 
Kenneth G. Taylor 
Natasha Taylor 
Avery M. Tharrington 
Dwight A- Thompson 
Andrea L. Towns 
Rhonda M. Turner 
Francis I. Ukadike 
Ricky A- Vassor 
Marvin R. Vines 
Marvin L. Walton 
Gretchen L. Warner 
David L. Wilkerson 
Joy L. Wilkerson 
Cynthia A. Williams 
Kim D- Williams 
Robin N- Williams 
Tribut L. Williamson 
William M. Wills 
William T. Wilson, III 
Stephanei I. Woodland 
Rhonda D. Woodruff 
Anne M. Yancey 

BUSINESS 
ADMINISTRATION 
Kimberly D. Allen 
Constance E. Archie 
Melaine C. Barco 
Alonza Barnett, Jr. 
Johnnie M. Baskin 
Sylvia C. Bellinger 
Tracy V. Benjamin 
Garrett D Bolden 
David A. Brewster 
Sharon L. Bridges 
Sherri Broadnax 



Wendy D. Broadway 
Camilla T. Brooks 
Dexter R. Brooks 
Sharon Brooks 
David A. Brown 
Kevin A. Burnette 
Kevin R. Burns 
Deborah F. Bush 
Steven D. Cannon 
Alan B- Carroll 
Ethel M. Chiles 
Crystal A. Cooper 
Vickie L. Corbett 
Saidat N. Crawford 
Jonathan K. Cruise 
James W. Davidson 
Ronald C. Davis 
Tamara L. Davis 
Mark L. Dixon 
Shana M. Dixon 
Cheryl T. Dudley 
Arlene D. Dunn 
Eugene Durham, Jr. 
Eugene A. Eaves 
William C. Elmore 
Shewanda D. Ferguson 
Yolanda N. Fisher 
Anthony L. Fuller 
Todd E. Gabriel 
Daphne Y. Garland 
Cynthia Green 
Elaine F. Greene 
Timothy A. Guntcr 
Tonya M. Hamiel 
Lisa Hamilton 
Kevin N. Harris 
Wendell E. Harris 
Veressa M. Hendrix 
Sharon A. Higgins 
Deborah D. Hill 
Marinda R. Hill 
Teresa D. Hodge 
Brian L. James 
Delores B. Jones 
Kimberly A. Jones 
Shannon L. Joseph 
Alfreda A. Justice 
Monica D Kerr 



Kabromlyn L. Lang 
Elmer L. Leary 
Jonathan M. Leath 
Crystal L. Lee 
Deborah D. Lee 
Donald E. Lee 
Hoyte E. Lee 
Tonja L. Lee 
Tracy D. Lett 
Aurdres Lewis, Jr. 
Lisa M. Little 
Rhonda Y. Lucas 
Veronica L. Lynch 
Amy L. Malone 
Melanie A. Marlin 
Pamela M. Martin 
Gregory J. Mathews 
John H. Matthews 
Alphonso D. McClendon 
Monique L. McCormick 
Derrick E. McGuire 
Lori D. McLaughlin 
Nichelle McNair 
Geneane R. Miller 
Monica N. Miller 
Jeffrey D. Monroe 
Janie T. Morning 
Emily A. Morrison 
Andre' D. Nelson 
Hope Nichols 
Victor C. Nsonwu 
Barbara S. Ostler 
Anthony R. Pass 
Tia J. Penn 
Jacolyn S. Perkins 
Christopher K. Perry 
Paula Y. Peterkin 
Lashonn D. Pinkney 
Stefanie A. Preece 
Tony W. Robinson 
Lavonnya R. Sanders 
Barbara J. Satterfield 
Joyce H. Satterfield 
Shantha A. Scott 
Taiwo Y. Singletary 
Pamela R. Smith 
Lisa Stigger 
Frederick D. Surgeon 



William J Sykes 
Eugene K. Thomas 
Kenneth R. Thomas 
Elliott L. Turner 
Erinn L. Tyson 
Glenda A. Waddell 
Linda W. Ward 
Clarence R. Watley 
Yolanda L. Webb 
Fernando L. Wheeler 
David L. White 
Crystal L. Wilkerson 
Jimmy L. Williams, II 
Michelle D. Williams 
Rudolph C. Worsley 
John K. Wright 
Joseph M. Wright 

BUSINESS ED & ADM. SERVICES 

Angelene Alexander 

Pamela A. Barber 

Sandra Bates 

Vanessa A. Caudle 

Debra Dawson 

Patricia A. Day 

Grenita T. Foster 

Linda G. Johnson 

Barbara M. Lee 

Ericka L. McCants 

Carol A. Munns 

Laurietta M. Scott 

Margaret L. Staton 

Sharon Waldrum 

ECONOMICS 
Matthew C. Barnhill 
Thomas L. Breeze 
Rolanda Burnett 
Bowman K. Burton 
Michelle L. Gainey 
Kimberly A. Gibson 
April I. Hinson 
Jothany D. Sharpe 
Kimberly M. Sledge 
Gregory M. Triplin 
Kevin L. Turner 
Tanya Y. White 



SCHOOL OF EDUCATION 
Albert Walker, Dean 



CURRICULUM & INSTRUCTION 



Dwan S. Barnes 
Tanya N. Brady 
Wanda G. Cobb 
Kimberly D. Draft 
Va-Lencia M. Farmer 
Therman L. Flowers 
Shelby S. Henderson 
Paul C. Johnson 
Sandra J. Jones 



Allison H. Karcher 
Michelle A Moore 
Shirleta B. Norford 
Lisa W. Roach 
Janet L. Thomas 
Sabrina R. Watson 
Sabrina L. White 
Vivian L. Whitlock 
Wilma C. Wille 



HEALTH, PHYSICAL ED. 

& REC 

Vicki W. Alston 

Jennifer Faison 

Kenneth C. Hodges 

Juan 0. Jackson 

Bethel R. Wiliiams 



HUMAN DEVEL. & SERVICES 
Kimberly L. Dillahunt 
Loury A. Ollison 
Janeen E. Thomas 



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SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING 

William Craft, Acting Dean 



ARCHITECTURAL 

ENGINEERING 

Hassan R Al-Derham 

Mohamed A. Al-Sheeb 

Cynthia D. Barnes 

Ingrid O. Bullock 

Brian F. Cheek 

Dennis W. Clough 

James M. Cox 

Kelly D Diggs 

Raymond G Dobbins 

Anesha J. Edwards 

Allan D. Finch 

Eddie G. Fitts 

David C- Freeman 
Terry L. Frizzell 
Jeffrey L. Henderson 
Johnnie C. Hinton 
Tonya T. Lane 
Dwayne L. Moody 
Jerome R. Redmond 
Crystal C. Taylor 
Roy A. Thomas 
David M. Thompson 
Nicole E. Walford 
Patricia V. Whitaker 

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING 

James L. Adams 

Lisa D. Ashby 

Deidra D. Cheeks 

Allyson C. Cooper 

Jasmin C. Daniels 

Karen S. Dixon 

Sonva K. Drumgoole 

Collins R. Geter 

Bantee L. Hall 

Thomas B Keefer 

Dara M. Kendall 

James W. Ledbetter, Jr. 

Veda E. Lewis 

Sonji Lucas 

Tonyu A. Marshall 

Michael E. McCormick 

Cledra A. McCullers 

Kimberly M. Moody 

Joseph R. Pittman 

Mathlon K. Pulliam 

Terry M. Sanders 

Benjamin C. Saundres 

Jason P. Senn 

Kenneth B. Smisor 

Alicia P. Smith 

David A. Williams 

CIVIL ENGINEERING 

Wright R Archer. Ill 
Samuel J. Boyd 
Carla J. Davis 
Tyrone W. Farmer 
Johnny D. Hardister 
Gerald C. Parker. Jr. 
!Leotis L. Parrish 
• Sherell Williams 
ELECTRICAL 
ENGINEERING 

Kimberly N. Allen 



Michael C. Allen 
Kalim A. Andraos 
Cedric S. Anthony 
Lloyd A. Best 
William A. Bowen 
William L. Bowes 
Dawn M. Braswell 
Kimberly D. Bronner 
Juan J. Brooks 
John A. Brown 
Zanda P. Bryant 
Karlton C. Butts 
Jane E. Carpenter 
Johnny M. Carr 
Cedric C. Carter 
Suzanne Carver 
Sterling L. Charles 
Habib R. Chaudhry 
Sean T. Cheatham 
Eric L. Daniel 
Carl E. Davis 
Thomas A. Dukes 
Derrek B. Dunn 
Carleen M. Edwards 
Tracey Y. Edwards 
Vivian M. Evans 
Zaher I. Farah 
Karen K. Fischer 
Herman F. Flowers 
Rita E. Fontell 
Raymond B. Franklin 
Efram R. Fuller 
Guat E. Gan 
Eric M. Gladney 
Charles W. Griffin. Jr. 
Linwood E. Halsey 
Sharon F. Harris 
Booker T. Hawes 
Zidan H. Hindi 
Annette Holliday 
James C. Holzshu 
Alisa N. Hopson 
Lisa N. Hopson 
Jack N. Huffines. Jr. 
Donna M. Hulen 
Mary G. Hulitt 
Jeffrey T. Jackson 
Russell D. Jackson 
William O. Johnson 
Eric F. Jones 
Joseph Jurich. Jr. 
Willie L Kea 
William P. Kelly 
Donovan K. Krikland 
Michael C. Lanier 
Kent R. Layher 
Myrick D. Lloyd 
Foong Lo Yoon 
James M. Lyman 
Joyce D. Lyon 
Richard D. Lytle 
Michael A. Mackey 
Daniel T. Martin 
Dean R. Matthews 
Clint M. McCann 
Roderick M. McLean 
David F. Morrison 



Chadwich A. Nelson 

Kelvin J. Peele 

Douglas E. Peters 

Anthony T. Pollock 

Diane R. Porter 

Paul D. Powell 

Greg M. Pysher 

Rene' H. Railey 

Johnathan M. Reason 

Karl Ricanek. Jr. 

Terri L. Roach 

Hubert D. Robertson. Jr. 

Cheri L. Robinson 

Demetre M. Robinson 

Marc W. Rose 

Gayronza R. Rozier 

Richard Sato 

Greg S. Sauve 

Bryon L. Shelton 

Christopher S. Shoaf 

Darell L. Simpson 

Lori A. Small 

Maynard R. Stalter 

Celestine S. Stanton 

Charles A.Stigger 

Thomas L. Stone 

Nancy L. Terrell 

Keith B. Terry 

Tecla M. Thomas 
Terence F. Thomas 
James D. Thorne. Jr. 
Andrea Y. Thornton 
Dana L. Tilley 
Juan M. Tillman 
Edward E. Tobe 
Joseph V. Turner 
Jacqueline Y. Tyson 
David M. Wainaina 
Prabhkirat S. Walha 
Kiiettti L. Walker 
Tawanda L. Wallace 
William C. Welborn 
Matthew E. Whitmore 
Andre L. Winstead 
Melanie V. Wright 
INDUSTRIAL 
ENGINEERING 
Tracy D. Bowman 
Stephanie M. Bromell 
Anna A. Brooks 
Berry L. Carter 
Ketesha K. Clemons 
Rodney C. Combs 
Pamela R. Comer 
Michele D. Dalton 
Charlene Graham 
Patrice Greenwood-Bynum 
Burdette J. Joyner 
Kimberly R. King 
Tony A. Lee 
Derrick L. Leonard 
Erika L. Mansfield 
Winifred L. Martin 
William M. McBroom 
Charlene J. McDonald 
Anthony V. McNair 
Benjamin F. Morrow. Jr. 



Johann E. Mueller 
Bruce E. Ramfolo 
Carol L. Ramseur 
Barry L. Ray 
Leslie E. Simms 
Desinta Speller 
Suraya B. Spencer 
Rae D. Stewart 
Derrick R. Taylor 
Lewis A. Watson 
Kathy J. Welborn 
Rodney B. White 
Eddie Williams. Jr. 
Mark T. Williams 
Cheryl R. Wise 
Walthea V. Yarbrough 

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 
Victor R. Albea 
Dearea L. Allen 

Gary T. Baldwin 

Glenn F. Barnes 

Thomas R. Blunk 

Henry Boyd. Ill 

Cheryl L. Casper 

Thomas A. Cheston 

Gary E. Collins 

Larry M. Cotton 

Larry D. Craven 

Jack D. Crawford 

Cedric A. Dobson 

Dinnatia J Doster 

Gregory E. Ellis 

Winfred Everhart. Jr. 

Monica V. Fennell 

Arve T. Finstad 

Theodore M. Gaither 

Garla A. Glover 

Eric W. Goforth 

Lewis H. Griffin. Jr 

Victor B. Griffin 

Gregory T. Hall 

George W. Hunter. Ill 

David L. Johnson 

David P. Johnson 

Rita H. Joiner 

Raphael D. Jones 

Robert W. Kennedy 

Scott A. Lewis 

Kimberly D. Lloyd 

Cynthia A. Massey 
Tonya L. McKoy 
Dana M. McMillan 
Curtis A. Randolph 
James R. Ricks 
Jeffery B. Roberts 
Pedro J. Santiago 
John P. Scavuzzo 
Mark A. Schanewolf 
Paula D. Southerland 
Dwight V. Squire 
Wanda L. Surgeon 
Senta M. Taylor 
Disengomoka E. Tezzo 
Lee A. Thibodeaux 
Michael D. Walton 



Shelley Africa-Floyd 
Sonya L. Alford 
Lisa N. Audrey 
Charla M. Bailey 
Alison C. Bingman 
Janice C. Boswell 
Aquinetta D. Brown 
Sandra K. Carter 
Jerry D. Chance 
Crystal D. Cody 
Shelley K. Douthart 



SCHOOL OF NURSING 

Beverly Malone, Dean 



June N. Farmer 
Dorothy M. Forsythe 
Nettie M. Guy 
Tammy R. Gwynn 
Cindy C. Hester 
Linda J. Horney 
Patsy O. Hubbard 
Beth E. Jackson 
Kendall W. Johnson 
Tonya L. Lane 
John A. Martin 



Elaine A. Melton 
Bonnie M. Morehead 
William S. Minor 
Clifton B. Parker 
Patricia Peterson 
David L. Poe 
Angela H- Pope 
Sandra Y. Rancer 
Veronica C. Seymour 
Sarah S. Siler 
Ruth A. Simpson 



Notasha D Smalls 
Bertha A. Stanfill 
Patricia L. Tadlock 
Judy C. Terry 
Tanya C. Thomas 
Linda G. Thompson 
Sonya J. Truett 
Deborah A. Turner 
Joan Williams 
Kathryn L. Williams 
Mary D. Wood 



SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY 

Earl Yarbrough, Dean 



CONSTRUCTION 
MANAGEMENT & SAFETY 
Kent D. Boyer 
Barry R. Cooper 
Bruce L. Cramer 
Anthony C. Crowder 
Charles M. Neese 
Randy G. Simmons 
Vella M. Strickland 

ELECTRONICS & 
COMPUTER TECH. 
Robert I. Atkinson 
Robert H. Bald, Jr. 
Bryan K. Ballard 
DeVaughn A. Body 
Andre D. Byrd 
William D. Cain 
Randall D. Clark 
Charles L. Cooper, Jr. 
Sandra D. Daniels 
Malcolm M. Fuller 
Roderick Galloway 
Sean D. Glover 



Alfred C. Hall 
James E. Hinson 
Cleveland Jackson, Jr. 
Rodney M. Johns 
Reginald E. Johnson 
Terry H. Keith 
Ronald E. Lane 
Tracy A. Lassiter 
Karon V. Lawrence 
Anthony E. Leath 
Johnny E. Luck 
Garry W. Lunsford 
Brandon S. Maxwell 
Gary R. Mclntyre 
William Montgomery 
Michael A. Moore 
Eddie L. Nuckols 
Wesley L. Pegram 
Shawn L. Rainey 
Michelle R. Rogan 
Edrin W. Rouse 
Charles O. Sanya 
Robert W. Schofield 



Keith W. Stephenson 
Zia E. Torabian 
William T. Walls 
Jimmie W. Whitesell 

MANUFACTURING & 
AUTO. TECHNOLOGY 
Charles L. Brown 
Sonya D. Bumey 
Dolores J. Carter 
Robert H. Daniel 
Donald A. Diemer 
Martha S. Dunovant 
Jeffrey W. Finch 
William E. Garris 
Ben M. Greenfield 
Alvin G. Harris 
Felicia S. Hooper 
Rickey D. Johnson 
Vance E. Lanier, Jr. 
Cynthia R. Livengood 
Charles B. Miller 
David L. Miller 



Brian K. Rountree 
Jeffrey V. Rudder 
Valerie J. Shepard 
William P. Shermer 
Robert R. Simmons 
Jerry C. Vuncannon 
Richard G. Williams 

TECHNOLOGY EDUCATION 

Ma'Aruf K. Adamu 

Karen P. Belton 

Joseph Brzezinski, Jr. 

Dollie F. Cheek 

Christopher Droessler 

Samuel O. Egere 

Carroll F. Gunter 

Craig R. Harrison 

Melvin T. Jackson 

Bukar A. Kachalla 

Herman G. Locklear 

Ronda R. Roten 

Marvin G. Work 

Mai A. Jajere 



FRESHMAN STUDIES/ LEARNING ASSISTANCE CENTER 

Sandra Alexander, Director 



UNDECIDED MAJORS 
Michael K. Alexander 
Angela Q. Alston 
Miranda L. Beaupierre 
Ion L. Black 
Tracey D. Booth 
Eddie P. Bradley 
Kelvin D. Bratcher 
Sherman L. Brown 
Anthony Carr 
Venina F. Carr 
Danny Coley 
Donna M. Craddock 
John R. Cumbus 
Aaron L. Foster 



Howard D. Gaither 
Jimmetia N. Goins 
Wayne R. Green 
Travis L. Grimes 
Tshombe K. Hamilton 
Brenda J. Harris 
Richard D. Harrison 
Charles R. Hicks 
Gloria J. Hylton 
Sharon Jenkins 
Shannon Y. Johnson 
Caroline S. Jones 
Kesselly J. Kasiah 
Jeffrey A. Kendall 
Barry E. Lawrimore 



Janice M. Lewis 
Tonya F. Lucas 
Andrew L. Makenete 
Bruce A. Mapp 
Charisse Y. Marshall 
Nettie D. McCollough 
Ronald E. McKoy 
Myra B. McNeill 
Joseph M. Meeks 
Robert B. Monroe 
Hal J. Moore 
James C. Nagle 
Michelle L. Neely 
Carolyn J. Nicholson 
Marc R. Payne 



Shawn F. Perkins 
Orlando Poteat 
Betty J Pulliam 
David M. Rice 
Tina A. Sanders 
Tracy Smith 
Devon M. Spaulding 
Michelle C. Sykes 
Nicole D. Turner 
Janeen T. Uzzell 
Melanie R. Vanderhorst 
Quentin L. Whitted 
Robin V. Whitworth 
Keisha O. Williams 
Kim L. Yarbrough 



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COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES 
HONORS PROGRAM 



Robert Andrews. Jr. -History 
Dana M. Adams-English 
Shahir T. Alasyed-Ahmed- 

Comp. Sc. 
Karen Brooks-English 
Venina Carr-Sociology 
Javon S. Cooper-Chemistry 
Steven Cureton-Scoial Work 
Angela D. Eaddy-Speech 
Kenneth Edwards-Social 



Work 
Sharon Hanley-Comp. Sc. 
Michael R. Harris-Sociology 
Patricia Hatch-Chemistry 
Michael Hatcher-Comp. Sc. 
Lavonda Jackson-English 
Raeshay Jones-English 
Lisa Homer-Art 
Margaret I. Kanipes- 

Chemistry 



Alicia McClain-Sociology 
Dana McKnight-Foreign 

Language 
Tammy S. Moye- 

Communications 
William Pendleton-Physics 
Wanda J. Pulliam-Social 

Work 
Ruth Richmond-English 
Howard Sanders-Comp. Sc. 



Penny L. Sappington-Biology 
Rita Scales-Speech 
Brian A. Scott-Comp. Sc. 
Angelica Simmons-Political Sc. 
Norman Sisk-Biology 
Michael K. Troutman-Speech 
Shawn R. Tuck-History 
Tony B. Watlington-History 
Tori Williams-Chemistry 
Anna Young Speech 



ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA FRESHMAN HONOR 

SOCIETY 



Darryl R. Artis 
Michele N. Bennett 
Tracy D. Bowman 
Lisa D. Branch 
Viola M. Brinson 
Deborah F. Bush 
Deborah L. Cain 
Pamela D. Carlton 
Harold W. Cogdell. Jr. 
Pamela R. Comer 
Angela R. Crews 
Arethea D. Crews 
Crystal L. Dalton 
Jini E. Davis 

Dana M. Adams 
James L. Adams 
Keith L. Bazemore 
Sean A. Blaylock 
Garret D. Bolden 
Anita F. Bonner 
Sandra B. Bowen 
Karlton C. Butts 



Stephanie G. Adams 
Diana Leah Bailey- 
Jacqueline Felecia Ballou 
Felicia Ann Bolden 



Celeste D. Chambers 
Patricia Ann Jones 
Benita Edrena Lewis 

Alvin Grant Harris 
Patricia Darlene Hatch 
April Lynette Hinson 
Bernadine Beryl Hudson 
Russell Donovan Jackson 
Charles McDuffie Johnson 
Rickey Donnell Johnson 
Andrea Renee Jones 
Tonya M. Lacewell 
Crystal Lynn Lee 



Kimberly M. Ellis 
Shannon G. Goines 
Carla L. Gordon 
Carmen D. Gordon 
Carnela R. Hill 
Marinda R. Hill 
Alisa N. Hopson 
Lisa N. Hopson 
Shannon Y. Johnson 
Frederic B. Jones 
Maurice K. Jones 
Robin Y. Key- 
Angela King 
Tonya N. Lawrence 

Nichelle I. Carter 
Deidra D. Cheeks 
Gary E. Collins 
Michele Y. Crawley 
Steven R. Cureton 
Derrek B. Dunn 
Dugene Durham. Jr. 



Taritia Melise Bradford 
Vivian Lee Byrd 
Chie-Mana Cairo 
Pierre Christopher Cook 
Chiquita Dannette Crawford 

Saundra L. Russ 
William Thomas Wilson 
Tyrone Sherard Williamson 

Veda Elaine Lewis 
Gary Wayne Lunsford 
Anton Christopher Martin 
George R. Mayo 
Monee M. McGuire 
Adrienne Day McKoy 
Lori Devae McLaughlin 
Jeffrey Alan McLaurin 
Nina Jeanean McLendon 
Natalie Anne McQueen 



Gregory 0. Long 
Veronica I. Lynch 
Antoninette Mack 
Erika L. Mansfield 
Pamela M. Martin 
Monica N. Miller 
Gugulethu M. Mkhize 
Cheryl D. Mooty 
Jonetta McCullough 
Charlene J. McDonald 
Tammy Y. Parker 
Shana Y. Patrick 
Kimberly N. Pitt 
Larry W. Reynolds 

Rita E. Fontell 
Tony D. Foreman 
Eric M. Gladney 
Tonya M. Hamiel 
Pamela L. Harrigan 
Margaret I. Kanipes 
Hovte E. Lee 



Eugene Aaron Eaves 
David Calvin Freeman 
Saundra Denise Fry 
Lisa Denise Galloway 



Dawn Renee Anthony- 
Raphael Carter Fields 
Clifton Earl Jones 

Janie Teresa Morning 
Kay Elaine Neal 
Melissa G. Oggs 
Linda D. Phillips 
Sheila R. Pinckney 
Stefanie A. Preece 
Gayronza Renet Rozier 
Brian A. Scott 
Anthony Quenelle Siddle 



Barbara J. Satterfield 
Jothany D. Sharpe 
Kim Smith 
Vincent T. Snipes 
Lisa M. Stigger 
Terence F. Thomas 
Juan M. Tillman 
Marvin L. Walton 
Gretchen L. Warner 
Rodney B. White 
David L. Wilkerson 
Joy L. Wilkerson 
William M. Wills 
Rhonda D. Woodruff 

Charles C. McCullough. Jr 
Valdine J. Murphy 
Lisa A. Owens 
Lavonnya R. Sanders 
Penny Sappington 
Shermonica E. Scott 
Andrea Y. Thornton 
Kiietti L. Walker 
Jimmy L. Williams. II 
Tori D. Williams 

Collins Renee Geter 
Charlene Graham 
James C. Griffin 
Jocelyn Mechele Hairston 
Paul Antionette Hamilton 

James Paul Ward 
Sandra Russ 



Mikele Denise Simkins 
Lawanda Regina Southerland 
Dwight Vonjarrell Squire 
Joseph Vance Turner 
William Henry Whitaker. Jr. 
Chandra Danita Williams 
Cynthia Maria Worth 
Walthea Victoria Yarbrough 
Robin Lynnette Howard 



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BETA ALPHA PSI NATIONAL ACCOUNTING 
HONOR SOCIETY-ZETA SIGMA CHAPTER 



Diana Bailey 
Chie Cairo 
Chiquita Crawford 
Teresa Davis 



Bridgette Gray 
James Griffin 
Jocelyn Hairston 
Erikka Holmes 



Kimberly Johnson 
Andrea Jones 
Andrea Lyttle 
Monee' McGuire 



Sheila Pinckney 
Tania Simmons 
Tijuana Rountree 
Sandra Russ 



ETA KAPPA NU ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING 



HONOR SOCIETY 



William Bowen 
Cary Burnette 
Cedric Burns 
Karlton Butts 
Claude W. Dunston 
Raymond B. Franklin 



Parminder Ghuman 
Sharon Harris 
Donna Hulen 
Russel Jackson 
Richard N. Johnson 
Talia Mcray 



Chadwich Nelson 
Earnest Pendleton 
Paul D. Powell 
Dwight Smith 
Maynard R. Stalter, Jr. 



Joseph Turner 
Jacqueline Tyson 
David Wainaina 
Berdenia Walker 
Denise White 



PHI ALPHA THETA INTERNATIONAL HONOR 

SOCIETY 



Clyde E. Alston 



Johneric Chukwuemeka 
Emehel 



Vince P. Hairston 



Michael Ramon Hall 



PI MU EPSILON MATHEMATICS HONOR 

SOCIETY 



Rina S. Carter 
Wanda H. DeVane 



Marvin T. Dixie 
Kimberly D. Lloyd 
Wanda V. Lynch 
Audrey L. Speights 
William T. Brown 
Cynthia A. Massey 



Walthea V. Yarbrough 
Michael David Walton 
Jacqueline Y. Tyson 
Andrea Y. Thornton 
Audrey L. Speights 
Gayronze R. Rozier 
Chadwich H. Nelson 
Talia M. McCray 
Kimberly D. Lloyd 
Rita Hagood Goiner 



Oi M. Foong 
Sandra A. Howell 



Brian A. Scott 
Kabirah Shabazz 



William B. Timmons 



PI TAU SIGMA HONOR SOCIETY 



James R. Ricks 
Dwight V. Squire 
Prentiss D. Ward 
Karyn B. Williams 
Curtis Randolph 



Woodrow Winchester 
Paul Southerland 
Dinnatia Doster 
Wanda Surgeon 
Gary Collins 



Derea Allen 
Theodore Gaither 
Tonya McKoy 
Rita Joiner 
Michael Walton 



TAU BETA PI HONOR SOCIETY 



Donna M. Hulen 
Charlene Graham 
Parminder S. Ghuman 
Theodore M. Gaither 
Gary E. Collins 
Karlton C. Butts 
Stephanie M. Butts 
Rodney B. White 
Joseph V. Turner 
Wanda L. Surgeon 



Cynthia A. Massey 
Russell D. Jackson 
David C. Freeman. Jr. 
Krishnan R. Vaidyanathan 
Brian Scott Oakley 
Patricia V. Whitakers 
Reshetta E. Roberts 
Allan D. Finch 
Maynard R. Stalter Jr. 
Cary E. Burnette 



Berdenia P. Walker 
Paul D. Powell 
David Surgeon, III 
Ernest L. Pendleton 
Richard N. Johnson 
Paul L. Sutherland 
William T. Brown. Ill 
Claude W. Dunston 



SIGMA TAU DELTA INTERNATIONAL ENGLISH 



HONOR SOCIETY 



Dana M. Adams 
Tracii Lynette Guillick 
Paula A. Hamilton 



Larnie Glenn Horton. Jr. 
Lavonda R. Jackson 



Raeshay A. Jones 
Shermonica E. Scott 



John W. Hodge 
Ruth Richmond 



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Gladys Norris 



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ENTHUSIASM IN AGGIELAND . 



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A LOOK AT A&T 




Aggie Pride 1 What is it? A feeling, an aura, 
a spirit. Aggie Pride is phenomenal to an out- 
sider. It is the feeling of school spirit that over- 
powers one's emotions. Everywhere, From 
Dare to Cherokee. 




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Graduated from Carver High School, Lake City. South Carolina, in 1967; received a bachelor 
of science degree in Physics from North Carolina Agricultural And Technical State University 
in 1971 and a doctor of philosophy in Physics from Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 
1976; presented an honorary doctorate of Laws from North Carolina A&T State University in 
1978. an honorary doctorate of Science from Morris College in 1980, and an honorary doctorate 
of science from the University of South Carolina in 1984. 
RONALD E. MCNAIR(Ph.D.) 
NASA Astronaut 








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CURRENT REALITIES 

FUTURE PROMISES 





We here at North Carolina A&T are dedicated to continuous achievement. In all fields and missions we ALWAYS let that true J 
Aggie Pride come rushing through. 




6500 of the most intelligent, hardworking students in the land go to my favorite school North Carolina A&T State University. 



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NORTH CAROLINA 

AGRICULTURAL 

AND TECHNICAL STATE 

UNIVERSITY 



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DEPARTMENTAL CHAIRPERSONS 




Dr. Arthur Bell 
Agricultural Education 




Dr. Deborah Callaway 
Health. Physical Education & Recreation 




Dr. Henry Cameron 
Education Policy fit Leadership 






Dr. Shoou-Yuh Chang 
Civil Engineering 



Dr. Aminur Chowdhury 
Manufacturing 8t Automotive Technology 



Dr. William Craft 
Mechanical Engineering 






Dr. Helen G. Disher 
Foreign Languages 



Dr. Walker Dukes 
Construction, Management 8s Safety 



Dr. Samuel Dunn 
Plant Science 8& Technology 






Dr. John Foster 
Electronics fit Computer Technology 



Dr. Meada Gibbs 

Business Education St Administrative 

Services 



Dr. Paul Hester 
Curriculum and Instruction 



SCHOOLS OF THOUGHT 



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DEPARTMENTAL CHAIRPERSONS 




Mr. Leroy F. Holmes, Jr. 

Art 




Dr. George Johnson 
Animal Science 




Dr. Wendell P. Jones 
Mathematics & Computer Science 




Dr. Mark Kiel 
Accounting 




Dr. Franklin King 
Chemical Engineering 




Dr. Sarah Kirk 
Sociology & Social Work 




Dr. Wyatt D. Kirk 
Human Development & Service 




Dr. Arup K. Mallik 
Industrial Engineering 




Dr. Harold Mazyck 
Home Economics 




Dr. Peter Meyers 
History 




Dr. Robert Pyle 
Technology Education 




Dr. Richard Robbins 
Agricultural Economics 



SCHOOLS OF THOUGHT 



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DEPARTMENTAL CHAIRPERSONS 




Dr. Peter Rojeski 
Architectural Economics 




Dr. Novella Ross 
Business Administration 




Dr. Emory Sadler 
Psychology 




Dr. Amarjit Singh 
Political Science 




Dr. Michael Simmons 
Economics 




Dr. Mary Moore-Tuggle 
Speech, Communications, Theatre Arts 






Dr. Clifford Watkins 


Lt. Colonel Walter L. Watson, Jr. 


Dr. Joseph Whittaker 


Music 


Air Force ROTC 


Biology 




Dr. Jimmy L. Williams 
English 




Dr. Alex Williamson 
Chemistry 




Dr. Chung Yu 
Electrical Engineering 



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STUDENT 




LIFE 



The challenge during the year of New Horizons - Challenge 
And Promises . implies participation by all students in 
many constructive activities - and again, education is but 
one 





In spite of stress upon the individual and the 
emphasis of pulling oneself up by his or her 
own "boot straps." a carefull observation in- 
dicates that most of the work and play done 
in this culture is done in groups. 



NEW 
HORIZONS 



Even within the framework of the emphasis upon the indi- 
vidual and competition, groups are interdependence upon 
various groups are the primary mode of production and 
life. One is born into a group - family; he learns in groups 
• the classroom; he joins groups for social purpose, and. in 
most cases, he works in organizations structured into hier- 
archical work groups. Groups are the natural order of life. 




With respect to organizations, especially those 
who are Registered, a variety of groups exists. 
For purposes of efficiency, the development and 
maintenance of these groups - they must be 
monitored and influenced. 



CHALLENGES 

AND 

PROMISES 



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ACADEMIC AND STUDENT 
SUPPORT FACILITIES 




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IN PURSUIT OF 
A QUALITY EDUCATION 



GETTING INVOLVED 




NEW HORIZONS 



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A SPECIAL WAY TO START THE NEW YEAR IS 
TO FOCUS ATTENTION TO THE NEW HOR- 
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SPECIAL ENTERTAINMENT IS OFFERED IN 
CHALLENGING WAYS SO THAT PARTICIPANTS 
WILL EXPERIENCE MAXIMUM ADVANCES- 
ENJOYABLE AND BENEFICIAL LEARNING EX- 
PERIENCES ARE ESSENTIAL FOR ACADEMIC 
EXCELLENCE 






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FUTURE CHALLENGES AND DEVELOPMENT 




EMPHASIS IS PLACED UPON BEING IN TUNE 
WITH THE NEEDS AND REQUIREMENTS FOR 
CHALLENGES DURING THIS DECADE 

HISTORICAL ROOTS OF AGGIE PRIDE AND 
SPIRIT ARE EXPLORED BY EACH GENERA- 
TION AS A PART OF THE LEARNING PROCESS 



WE. AS AGGIES. HAVE A FINE AC- 
ADEMIC. SOCIAL. AND CULTURAL 
HISTORY TO TAKE PRIDE IN. THE 
BAND. THE CROWD. THE CHEER. 
LEADERS. THE COLORS. THE STEP- 
PING. THE NOISE . . . ALL ADDS UP TO 
AGGIE PRIDE" THE BLUE AND GOLD 
CRUSH. 

FOR EVERY SITUATION THAT 
LIFE CAN DEAL US . . . WE ARE PRE- 
PARED. AT THE CLOSE OF THE DAY 
WHEN WE LOOK ACROSS THE HORI- 
ZON WITH THE SETTING SUN, WE 
ARE SURE THAT MANY ACCOM- 
PLISHMENTS HAVE BEEN AFFOR- 
DED. AND WE CAN FACE A NEW DAY 
WITH NEW CHALLENGES. 

WE ARE CONCERNED WITH DE- 
VELOPING ALTERNATIVE UNDER- 
STANDINGS RELATIVE TO THE AL- 
COHOL ABUSE - DRUG ADDICTION 
AND SEXUAL DISCIPLINE PROB- 
LEMS BY EMPLOYING QUALITATIVE 
RATHER THAN QUANTITATIVE 
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DISCOVERIES. 



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reach the whole person, cognitive and af- 
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AGGIE PRIDE . . . 

It shows everywhere we go and in whatever we do. Homecoming is when we all get together, from old to new Aggies. We express 
delight about the institution we love so much. Aggiefest is another exciting and joyful occasion that is also respected across the nation 
Year after year thousands of relatives, friends and acquaintances come with their Aggie Pride for a long weekend change of pace. These 
and other traditions will be enjoyable as long as there is a North Carolina A&T and Aggie Pride. 

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If you were standing on top of Marteena Hall looking at the earth, you would no doubt see a great, bright ball reflecting the light 
of the sun. You might see shadows of the continents. Even with many words and many, many pictures these cannot tell you everything. 
A New Horizon: The 1990's is reaching out for you to visit and enroll . . . Become An AGGIE! You will find you are much more at home 
on this campus, no matter where you live on it. 



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THE PROGRAM WAS STIMULATING IN ITSELF. IT PER- 
MITTED EACH PARTICIPANT TO ENJOY SATISFYING EX- 
PERIENCES WITH PEER GROUPS WHILE OBSERVING THE 
WORKINGS OF GROUP DYNAMICS. WHAT A CHALLENGE 1 



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TRAVIS MCRAE 

6'5" - 200 

Junior 

Major: Business Education 




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MITCHELL BRISTOW 

6'2" - 170 

Freshman 

Major: Marketing 

21 

Guard 

Hamlet, N.C. 





LET'S GO AGGIES 





DANA ELLIOTT 

6'5" - 185 

Sophomore 

Major: Transportation 

34 

FORWARD 

Yancevville. N C 



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Superb leadership, both academic and athletic has 
marked the eight-year administration of Dr. Edward B. Fort 
as the chancellor of North Carolina A&T State University. 

Dr. Fort has led the University to new heights of achieve- 
ments in terms of outstanding service to the state and the 
nation. A&T's professors have been increasingly involved in 
research projects of national importance, its students have 
achieved state, regional and national recognition for scholarly 
and artistic pursuits, and two of its alumni, the Rev. Jesse 
Jackson, U.S. Presidential candidate; and the late Dr. Ronald 
McNair, astronaut; have achieved international prominence. 

Coaches and student athletes at A&T are constantly 
reminded by Dr. Fort of the University's long history and tra- 
dition of athletic excellence. But Fort's emphasis is on the im- 
portance of A&T in graduating leaders for the fields of educa- 
tion, science, nursing, technology, agriculture, business, and 
the arts. 

"This great University must never relinquish its respon- 
sibility and mission of being deeply concerned and involved 
in the promulgation of academic programs which successfully 
prepare student-athletes for increasingly complex roles in so- 
ciety," stated Dr. Fort. On a national level, Dr. Fort serves 
as a member of the NCAA Presidential Commission, an elect- 
ed body of 44 University CEO's. He has rendered outstanding 
service. 





BOBBY MOORE 


24 


60" - 180 


GUARD 


Sophomore 


Charlotte, N C 


Major: Business Education 





BASKETBALL 
SCHEDULE . 



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WILLIAM HODGES 

6'2" - 175 

Freshman 

Major Business Management 

10 GUARD 

Beltsville. MD 







OPPONENT 


November 


16 


at St. John's 




27 


at UNC Charlotte 




29 


at Tennessee State 


December 


2 


RADFORD 




5 


at Winston-Salem State 




9 


UNC-WILMINGTON 




11 


at Georgia Tech 


Janugar 


6 


at Howard 




8 


at Morgan State 




10 


COPPIN STATE 




13 


BETHUNE-COOKMAN 




15 


FLORIDA A&M 




18 


N.C CENTRAL 




20 


DELAWARE STATE 





JIMMY HUMPHRIES 

6'6" - 210 

Junior 

Major: Sociology 

11 

FORWARD 

South Bay. FL 



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TEAM RECORDS - 
GAMES & SEASON 

OPPONENT 
January 22 MARYLAND-EASTERN SHORE* 

24 UNC-GREENSBORO 

27 at Bethune-Cookman 

29 at Florida A&M* 

31 TENNESSEE STATE 

February 3 at Delaware State 

5 at Maryland-Eastern Shore 

WINSTON-SALEM STATE* 

10 at S C. State* 

17 HOWARD* 

19 MORGAN STATE* 

21 at Coppin State* 

24 SC STATE* 

Most Points Scored: 156 vs. Fayeiteville State, 1968 

Fewest Points Scored: 33 vs. Hampton, 1964 

Most Opponent's Points Scored: 143 by Norfolk, 1968 

Fewest Opponent's Points Scored: 17 by Hampton, 1964 

Largest Victory Margin: 61 vs. North Carolina State, 1977 

Largest Combined Score: 266 vs. Norfolk, 1968 (134-132 Triple OT) 

Most Field Goals: 68 vs. Fayeiteville State, 1968 

Most Free Throws Scored: 41 vs. Lincoln, 1970, 41 vs. UMES, 1988 

Most Personal Fouls: 42 vs. Western Carolina, 1977 

Most Rebounds: 67 vs. Winston-Salem State, 1967 



Most Victories: 26(26-4, 1958-59:26-3, 1987-88) 

Most Victories Without Defeat: 18 (1958-59) 

Most Points Scored: 2,360 (1987-88) 

Longest Losing Streak: 11(1988-89) 

Highest Scoring Average: 92.3 in 1968 

Highest Opponent's Scoring Average: 75.5 (1988-89) 

Best Field Goal Percentage: 56.7, 1960 




KEVIN MUMFORD 

66' - 210 

SOPHOMORE 

Major: Business Administration 



CENTER 
Winston-Salem. N.C 



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CHRIS JOHNSON 

6'8" - 225 

FRESHMAN 

Major: Computer Science 

54 

CENTER 

Englewood. N.J. 



WAYNE MORRIS 

6'7" - 200 

FRESHMAN 

Major: Undecided 

33 

CENTER 

Fayetteville. N.C 



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North Carolina A&T has become the envy of basketball 
teams across the country. Very few NCAA Division I pro- 
grams can match A&T's success on the basketball court. Be- 
ginning with Cal Irvin and extending through the current ten- 
ure of Don Corbett. A&T has claimed an impressive number 
of CIAA and MEAC titles. The years of those championships 
are listed below. 



CONFERENCE 


YEAR 


COACH 


CIAA 


1958 




Cal Irvin 


CIAA 


1959 




Cal Irvin 


CIAA 


1962 




Cal Irvin 


CIAA 


1964 




Cal Irvin 


CIAA 


1967 




Cal Irvin 


MEAC 


1972 




Cal Irvin 


MEAC 


1973 




Warren Reynolds 


MEAC 


1975 




Warren Reynolds 


MEAC 


1976 




Warren Reynolds 


MEAC 


1978 




Gene Littles 


MEAC 


1979 




Gene Littles 


MEAC 


1982 




Don Corbett 


MEAC 


1983 




Don Corbett 


MEAC 


1984 




Don Corbett 


MEAC 


1985 




Don Corbett 


MEAC 


1986 




Don Corbett 


MEAC 


1987 




Don Corbett 


MEAC 


1988 




Don Corbett 


DARRELL RICHARDSON 




44 
CENTER 




6'6" - 195 




Hollister, 


V.C. 


Sophomore 








Major: Computer Science 











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AFTIS PRESTON 
67" - 200 
Freshman 
Major: Undecided 

FORWARD 
Philadelphia. PA 




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COLIN SPADY 

6'8" - 215 

Sophomore 

Major: Mass Communications 

25 

CENTER 

Cary, NC 




ALTON WALKER 

6'5" . 180 

Freshman 

Major: Undecided 

23 

GUARD 

Fayetteville, NC. 



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Opponent 

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No. Name Pos. Hi 

10 William Hodges G 6-2 

11 Jimmy Humphries F 6-6 

12 Glenn Taggart G 6-0 

14 Winston Williams G 5-8 

20 Travis McRae F 6-5 

21 Mitchell Bristow G 6-2 

23 Alton Walker G 6-5 

24 Bobby Moore G 6-0 

25 Colin Spady C 6-8 

32 Greg Triplin C 6-7 

33 Wayne Morris C 6-7 

34 Dana Elliott F 6-5 

35 Artis Preston F 6-7 

44 Darrell Richardson C 6-6 

52 Kevin Mumtord C 6-6 

54 Chris Johnson C 6-8 



Wt. 


( I 


Hometown 


175 


Fr .. 


. . .Beltsville, MD 


210 


Jr . . 


. . .South Bay, FL 


165 


Jr . . 


. . . Rochester, NY 


145 


So.. 


. . St. Stephens, SC 


200 


Jr 


. . Augusta, GA 


170 


Fr .. 


. . .Rockingham, NC 


180 


Fr 


. . .Fayetteville, NC 


180 


So.. 


...Charlotte, NC 


215 


So .. 


. Cary, NC 


200 


So.. 


. Greensboro, NC 


200 


Fr . . 


. . .Fayetteville, NC 


185 


So .. 


. . Yanceyville, NC 


200 


Fr . . 


. Philadelphia, PA 


195 


So .. 


..Hollister, NC 


210 


So . . 


. . Winston-Salem, NC 


225 


Fr 


. . Englewood, NJ 



GLENN TAGGART 

6'0 - 165 

Junior 

Major: Business Management 

12 

GUARD 

Rochester. New York 




GREG TRIPLIN 

67" - 200 

Sophomore 

Major: Transportation 

32 

FORWARD 

Greensboro. North Carolina 



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WINSTON WILLIAMS 

5'8" - 145 

Sophomore 

Major: Finance 

14 

GUARD 

St Stephens. South Carolina 








21 Mitchell Bristow G 6-2 

34 Dana Elliott F 6-5 

10 William Hodges G 6-2 

11 Jimmy Humphries F 6-6 

54 Chris Johnson C 6-8 

20 Travis McRae F 6-5 

24 Bobby Moore G .6-0 

33 Wayne Morris C 6-7 

52 Kevin Mumford C 6-6 

35 Artis Preston F 6-7 

44 Darrell Richardson C 6-6 

25 Colin Spady C 6-8 

12 Glenn Taggart G 6-0 

32 Greg Triplin C 6-7 

23 Alton Walker G 6-5 

14 Winston Williams G 5-8 



170 Fr Rockingham, NC 

185 So Yanceyville, NC 

175 Fr Beltsville, MD 

-10 Jr South Bay, Fl 

225 Fr Englewood, NJ 

200 Jr Augusta, GA 

180 So Charlotte, NC 

200 Fr Fayetteville. NC 

210 So Winston-Salem, NC 

200 Fr Philadelphia. PA 

195 So Hollister, NC 

215 So Cary, NC 

165 Jr Rochester, NY 

200 So Greensboro, NC 

180 Fr Fayetteville, NC 

1-15 So St.Stephens.SC 



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Coach Don Corbett has 
brought a new meaning to the word 
success at North Carolina A&T. As 
he begins his 11th season directing 
the fortunes of the men's BASKET- 
BALL PROGRAM. Corbett al- 
ready has played an indelible mark 
on A&T's athletic history. 

He has won seven consecutive 
Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference 
titles and appearances in the NCAA 
PLAY-OFFS. His colleagues have 
voted him "COACH OF THE 
YEAR" FOR SIX SEASONS, an- 
other milestone in the annals of 
North Carolina A&T and the 
MEAC. He also has put together six 
seasons with 20 or more victories. 

CORBETT begins the 1989-90 
season needing only seven victories 
to reach the 200-win plateau in his 
A&T coaching career. Corbett ex- 
plains his success with characteris- 
tic modesty. "I've been fortunate to 
have had a lot of talented players," 
he says. 

One colleague gives a slightly 
different version. "He's one of the 
game's better minds," he says. "I've 
never played a Corbett-coached 
team that wasn't ready to play. You 
beat Corbett with superior talent 
and luck." 

CORBETT is a pupil of A&T 
alumnus Ed Martin, an inductee 
into the North Carolina A&T Sports 
Hall of Fame and Himself a proven 
winner with 500 victories to his 
credit. Martin gave Corbett his first 
break intothe coaching ranks on the 
collegiate level. 

CORBETT was an assistant 



HEAD COACH 
BASKETBALL 




DON CORBETT 



CORBETT YEARS AT A&T 


YEAR 


RECORD 


PCT 


1979-80 


8-19 


.296 


1980-81 


21-8 


.724 


1981-82 


19-9 


.678 


1982-83 


23-8 


.741 


1983-84 


22-7 


.758 


1984-85 


19-10 


.660 


1985-86 


22-8 


.733 


1986-87 


24-6 


.800 


1987-88 


26-3 


.896 


1988-89 


9-18 


.333 


TOTAL 


193-96 


.667 



under Martin at South Carolina 
State and the two moved to Tennes- 
see State before Corbett was named 
head coach at Lincoln (Missouri) 
University in 1971. Lincoln had suf- 
fered a woeful 6-19 record and fin- 
ished dead last in the Missouri In- 
tercollegiate Athletic Association 
(MIAA) prior to Corbett's arrival. 

Not surprisingly, Corbett im- 
mediately turned around the for- 
tunes of his alma mater's basketball 
program. The Tigers went 22-6 and 
won the MIAA championship in 
Corbett's first year at the helm. 
During eight years at the helm. Cor- 
bett led the Tigers to a 159-58 re- 
cord, four MIAA titles, and five 
berths into the NCAA Division II 
Regional playoffs. 

CORBETT also had a brief but 
successful stint on the high school 
level. He spent two seasons as the 
head coach at Carver High School 
of Columbus, Georgia. Carver went 
33-13 and earned back-to-back 
berths into the state playoffs during 
Corbett's tenure. 

CORBETT is a native of Co- 
lumbus, Georgia, and was graduat- 
ed from Lincoln University in 1964. 
He earned a master's degree from 
the University of Illinois. He is mar- 
ried to the former Freda Fredrick. 
They have four children, including 
Donald, a graduate of North Caroli- 
na A&T; Derrick, a freshman at 
North Carolina A&T; Darren and 
Denise. 



Athletic Board in Control 

Dr. James Williams, Chairperson, Dr. Michael Simmons, Vice-chairperson; Dr. Clenton 
Blount Jr., Mrs. Paula Jeffries, Dr. Richard Moore, Mr. Andre James, Mr. Leon Warren, Mr. 
Milton Jones, Dr. A.V. Blount, Lt. Col. Louie Rivers Jr., Dr. Larry Powers, Dr. Willard Bag 
well, Dr. Deborah Callaway, Dr. James Johnson, Mr. Reginald Whitsett, Dr. John Morris, 
Dr. Roland Buck, Mr. Arthur McCarrnll. Mrs. Odessa Kimber, Mr. Ralph Shelton, Ms. 
Patricia Shelton, Dr. Edward Hayes, Mr. Garrett Laws, Mr. Clinton Gravely, Dr. Stanley Allen, 
Dr. Gerald Trucsdale, Dr. Dorothy Alson, Ex-Officio; Mr. Orby Moss, Ex-Officio; Mr. Charles 
Mclntyre, Ex-Officio. 



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BASKETBALL 



SUPPORT STAFF 



ASSISTANT COACH 



JOHN WILLIAMS 

John Williams launches his third season on the 
staff of North Carolina A&T as men's basketball 
assistant coach. Williams' primary responsi- 
bilities include assisting Corbett in practice and 
recruiting. He also will have game-day duties and 
help with the development of young players. 

"John's strengths are his recruiting and his 
ability to work with big men!' Corbett said. "The 
timing is right, especially with the young players 
we have coming in to play up front!' 

Williams joined the A&T staff after serving in 
a similar capacity for four years at Mid-Eastern 
Athletic Conference member South Carolina 
State under former Bulldog Coach Percv (Chico) 
Caldwell. 

The 31-year-old Williams is a native of Sumter, 
Alabama, where he played high school basket- 
ball. He later played collegiately as a swingman 
at Livingston (.Alabama) University, graduating 
with a bachelor's degree in business administra- 
tion in 1981. 

Williams is married to the former Millicent 
Arlington. 






Tom Bynum 
Head Trainer 



Theron Thomas 
Clock Operator 



John Williams 




GRADUATE ASSISTANT 




Patsy Frazelle 
Ticket Manager 



Helen Jones 
Administrative Assistant 



CHARLES HOWARD 

Former Aggie forward Charles Howard begins 
his first season a graduate assistant in the North 
Carolina A&T basketball program. Howard's 
duties include coordination of audio-visual facil- 
ities, practice planning and other administrative 
responsibilities. 

Howard earned a bachelor's degree in Business 
Administration from A&T in May 1989. He's 
pursuing a second bachelor's degree in Business 
Education. 

He was a member on two Aggie teams w hich 
captured Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference titles 
and appearances in the NCAA Tournament. 

Howard is a native of Wilson, NC, and was 
graduated from Fike High School. He attended 
Belmont Abbey before transferring to A&T 
in 1985. 






Selma Pinnix 
Basketball Secretary 



Sandra Thomas 
Athletic Secretary- 



Charles Howard 



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John Allen 

Derek Biggs 

Daryl Boykin 

Eric Crump 



Ralph Dowe 

Kirk Graham 

Doraine Harris 

Demetrius Harrison 








252 Football 



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Rodney Hatton 

Norman Hayes 

Craig Holloway 

Barry London 



Michael McMillan 

Bryan Nance 

Anthony Parker 

Jack Sharpe 






Dun 




Noisette Smith 

Kevin Williams 

Hilton Winstead 

Drexel Ball 







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1989 ALPHABETICAL ROSTER 





NAME 


POS 


HT 


WT 


CL 


HOMETOWN 


Marcus Alford 


LB 


5-11 


215 


SR 


Baltimore. MD 


John Allen 


C 


6-3 


265 


JR 


Tampa, FL 


Paul Bailey 


C 


5-11 


235 


SO 


Charlotte, NC 


Alonza Barneti 


DB 


6-2 


175 


FR 


Jacksonville, NC 


Seth Bennett 


WH 


5-11 


170 


FR 


Chance, NC 


Derek Biggs 


ss 


5-10 


165 


JR 


Washington, DC 


Daryl Boykin 


WB 


5-11 


185 


SO 


Piscataway, NJ 


Allen Breland 


LB 


6-2 


215 


SO 


Virginia Beach, VA 


Frederick Brown 


WR 


5-9 


170 


SO 


Glen Raven, NC 


Walter Buflord 


DB 


5-10 


180 


so 


Charlotte, NC 


Anthony Carnngton 


FB 


5-9 


185 


so 


Concord. NC 


William Covington 


WR 


5-10 


175 


FR 


High Point, NC 


Jerome Crawford 


FB 


6-1 


210 


SR 


Greensboro, NC 


Eric Crump 


OT 


6-3 


279 


so 


Charlotte. NC 


Steve Cureton 


TE 


5-11 


190 


JR 


Goldsboro, NC 


Chris Davis 


LB 


5-10 


195 


FR 


Winston-Salem, NC 


Ralph Dowe 


OT 


6-0 


300 


JR 


Indianapolis. IN 


Charles English 


OG 


5-10 


245 


FR 


Raleigh. NC 


Ernest Garner 


C 


6-0 


270 


so 


Garysburg, NC 


John Garner 


DL 


6-2 


245 


so 


Madison. NC 


Reginald Glover 


LB 


5-11 


205 


so 


St Matthews. SC 


Kirk Graham 


DL 


6-1 


280 


JR 


Atlanta. GA 


Robert Graham 


LB 


6-3 


215 


JR 


Kernersville. NC 


Brenden Hargett 


WR 


5-9 


170 


SO 


New Bern. NC 


Doraine Harris 


RB 


5-9 


160 


so 


Edenton, NC 


Demetrius Harrison 


LB 


6-3 


215 


SR 


Atlanta, GA 


Rodney Hatton 


DB 


5-11 


185 


SR 


Winston-Salem, NC 


Norman Hayes 


DB 


6-0 


185 


SR 


Silver Spring, MD 


Eric Hill 


TE 


6-1 


225 


SO 


Temple Hills, MD 


Ellis Holloway 


OT 


6-3 


285 


SR 


Nashville. NC 


Donald Hunt 


DB 


5-9 


165 


SO 


Oxford, NC 


Chester Jones 


DE 


6-2 


215 


SO 


Montclair, NJ 


Jockery Jones 


SS 


5-10 


190 


JR 


Taylors, SC 


Sherwood Jones 


LB 


5-11 


220 


FR 


Hampton, VA 


Michael Leathers 


^B 


6-2 


210 


JR 


Raleigh, NC 


Kevin Little 


DE 


6-3 


225 


SO 


Charleston, SC 


Barry London 


OG 


6-3 


250 


SR 


Shelby. NC 


Russell McClain 


RB 


6-0 


185 


SO 


Durham. NC 


Arlye McGuire 


WR 


5-9 


165 


FR 


Fayetteville. NC 


Tommie McKoy 


DB 


5-10 


175 


FR 


Fayetteville. NC 


Michael McMillan 


SS 


5-11 


195 


JR 


Greensboro. NC 


Julian Mercer 


TE 


5-11 


195 


FR 


Pinetop. NC 


Herman Moye 


FS 


6-1 


175 


SO 


Winston-Salem, NC 


Bryan Nance 


OT 


6-3 


275 


SR 


Washington, DC 


Larry One 


WR 


5-11 


185 


SO 


Newport News, VA 


Anthony Parker 


QB 


6-1 


185 


SO 


Washington, DC 


Andre Person 


P 


6-1 


185 


SO 


Hiaieah. FL 


Mathis Pettis 


DB 


5-10 


175 


JR 


Shelby, NC 


Stevie Prince 


RB 


5-11 


185 


SO 


Selma, NC 


Jack Sharpe 


TE 


6-4 


215 


JR 


Richmond, VA 


Noisette Smith 


RB 


5-10 


175 


SO 


Alexandria, VA 


David Thompson 


WR 


5-9 


170 


SO 


Charlotte. NC 


Alfred Twitty 


DE 


6-1 


215 


so 


Tryon, NC 


Michael Watson 


WR 


5-9 


160 


so 


Durham. NC 


Reggie White 


DT 


6-4 


280 


so 


Baltimore, MD 


Kevin Williams 


OG 


5-11 


265 


JR 


Omaha. 'NE 


Hilton Wmstead 


WB 


6-0 


190 


JR 


Portsmouth. VA 





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William (Bill) Hayes 
Head Coach 



After a comprehensive national 
search for a head coach in 1988, North Car- 
olina A&T appointed William (Bill) 
Hayes to sustain a football program recog- 
nized for its tradition of excellence. 

Hayes was named the new A&T head 
football coach after establishing an envi- 
able record of success and achievement at 
rival Winston-Salem State University. 

Success has followed Hayes, through- 
out his athletic career. During his colle- 
giate years at North Carolina Central, he 
was a four-year starter and earned small 
college All-America honors. From there, 
Hayes entered the coaching profession. 
His first coaching assignment was in Gret- 
na, Virginia, where he spent one year. He 
later moved to Winston-Salem's North 
Forsyth High School, where he helped pro- 
duce a 4-A state championship. It didn't 
take long for Wake Forest University to 
notice the young coach, and Hayes went 
on to become the school's chief football re- 
cruiter. After four years at Wake Forest, 



Hayes found himself in line for the head coach- 
ing job at WSSU. 

Since his first year as the Ram's football 
mentor. Hayes has been counted among the 
elite coaches in college football. When he took 
over the coaching reins in 1976, the Rams had 
suffered one of the longest losing periods at the 
school since football was started in 1942. A 
CIAA Southern Division Championship in 
1971, followed by a winning record in 1972, was 
the only bright spot on the school's record 
since 1962. But Hayes, an offensive innovator, 
quickly forged a new direction for the school's 
football program. In 1984, the Rams posted a 
9-1 regular season ledger and again won the 
CIAA's Southern Division. The Rams cap- 
tured a third consecutive CIAA Southern Divi- 
sion crown in 1985 and a fourth in 1986. 

During his career, Hayes has participated 
in football clinics at home and abroad. His vast 
knowledge of the game and his playing and 
coaching experiences have made him an in- 
valuable member of the staffs in all-star games 
and clinics. 



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THE BILL HAYES LEDGER 



Year 


School 


Record 


Pet 


1976 


WSSU 


4-6-0 


.400 


1977 


WSSU 


10-1-0 


.909 


1978 


WSSU 


11-1-0 


.916 


1979 


WSSU 


8-2-1 


.727 


1980 


WSSU 


5-5-0 


.500 


1981 


WSSU 


5-5-0 


500 


1982 


WSSU 


3-7-0 


.300 


1983 


WSSU 


8-2-1 


.727 


1984 


WSSU 


9-2-0 


.818 


1985 


WSSU 


9-2-1 


.750 


1986 


WSSU 


7-3-0 


.700 


1987 


WSSU 


9-2-0 


.818 


1988 


A&T 


2-9-0 


.181 


13 Years 




90-47-2 


.647 



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FOOTBALL 

SUPPORTIVE 

STAFF 




Joe Godette 


Lenwood Ferguson 


Kenneth Phillips 


Assistant Coach 


Assistant Coach 


Assistant Coach 


Offensive Coordinator 


Defensive Coordinator 


Linebacker 




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Roy Thompson 

Support Staff 

Strength & Conditioning 




Thomas Bynum 
Support Staff 
Head Trainer 



Theron Thomas 

Support Staff 

Equipment Manager 



George James 

Assistant Coach 

Backfield 



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FOOTBALL 



AGGIES ARE RED HOT! 



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NORTH CAROLINA A & T STATE UNIVERSITY 

5TH ANNUAL 

ADMINISTRATION FACULTY/STAFF 

BASKETBALL GAME 



CORBETT SPORTS CENTER 
DECEMBER 14, 198S 
6:00 & 7:00 P.M. 



DOOR PRIZES 

MUST BE PRESENT TO WIN 




Sponsored By: INTRAMURAL SPORTS & R.H.Barrlnger 

Coach Ralph Brown, Director 






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Dr. Gilbert Casterlow Advisor to the Karate Team holds things 
together. Students are actively involved with coordination, learning 
reflexes, self control and discipline. 



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Sportsmanship, 
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three components 
that one possesses 
while practicing 
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PDlifies good sports- 
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Toys are collected at the Christmas benefit basketball game for needy children to enjoy 



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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TEAM 




Deidra Cheeks. Carol Ramseur. Eileen Patterson. Sherry Massenburg. Stephanie Hammond. Marinda Hill, Helena Creamer. Hope Rush. Teresa 
Gilmore. Angela Ferguson. Robbin Williams. Staci Kyle. Robin Key. Kimberly Wells, Eva Thome, and Keisha Bronson 



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1989-90 NORTH CAROLINA A&T 
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 



Time 
7:00 p.m. 
7:00 p.m. 
7:00 p.m. 
7:00 p.m. 
7:00 p.m. 
7:30 p.m. 
6:00 p.m. 
5:30 p.m. 
5:30 p.m. 
5:30 p.m. 
5:00 p.m. 
7:00 p.m. 
5:30 p.m. 
5:30 p.m. 
5:30 p.m. 
6:00 p.m. 
7:00 p.m. 
6:00 p.m. 
5:30 p.m. 
7:00 p.m. 
6:00 p.m 
7:00 p.m 
7:00 p.m. 
5:30 p.m. 
5:30 p.m. 
Greensboro, N.C. 



Date 




Opponent 


Nov. 


25 


at UNC Charlotte 




28 


EAST CAROLINA 


Dec. 


1 


WAKE FOREST 




6 


APPALACHIAN STATE 




9 


at Campbell 




11 


at UNC Greensboro 


Jan. 


6 


at Howard* 




8 


at Morgan State* 




10 


C0PPIN STATE* 




13 


BETHUNE-C00KMAN* 




15 


at Coastal Carolina 




17 


at UNC Wilmington 




20 


DELAWARE STATE* 




22 


MARYLANDES* 




24 


UNC GREENSBORO 




21 


at Bethune-Cookman* 




31 


at Western Carolina 


Feb. 


3 


at Delaware State* 




5 


at Maryland-ES* 




8 


CAMPBELL 




10 


at S.C. State* 




12 


at Bennett 




15 


UNC WILMINGTON 




17 


HOWARD* 




19 


MORGAN STATE* 


Feb.27-Mar.3 MEAC Tournament 


♦•Denotes MEAC Game 




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AN EASY BASKET! 




THAT'S A 
WINNER! 



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THE MARCHING BAND IS USUALLY ASSISTED BY INTERESTING GROUPS OF FOLLOWERS. UNITS OF ACTIVITIES 
SUCH AS STUDENT LIFE. LIVING-LEARNING. AND PAST SGA PRESIDENTIAL INVOLVEMENT REQUIRES PATIENCE, 
AND STICK-TO-IT-IVENESS TO CARRY THEM THROUGH TO COMPLETION. 



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THE CHALLENGES OF OUR HIGHLY COMPETITIVE 
SOCIETY HAVE BEEN MOLDED INTO MANY DIFFER- 
ENT FACETS IN ACCORD WITH THE COMPLEX ERA IN 
WHICH WE NOW LIVE 

IN ORDER TO MEET ANY OF THESE CHALLENGES. 
WE MUST FIRST MEET THE ACADEMIC CHALLENGE 
WHICH IS NOW GREATER THAN IT HAS BEEN IN ANY 
OTHER SPAN OF HISTORY 

WITH TREMENDOUS EMPHASIS BEING PLACED 
UPON ONES FORMAL TRAINING IN DETERMINING 
THE TYPE OF JOB AND SALARY HE SHE MAY GET. IT 
IS INCREASINGLY IMPORTANT THAT ONE TAKES ALL 
OF HIS ACADEMIC ENDEAVORS SERIOUSLY WE ARE 
NOW IN AN AGE OF COMPETITION. ONLY THOSE WHO 
ACADEMICALLY QUALIFY WILL SURVIVE THE NEW 
HORIZONS. 




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EARN DEGREES 




Basketball Stars, Corvin Davis, Lloyd King. Rodney Bowens and Chuckie Becton are all smiles. 



COMMENCEMENT 



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COMMENCEMENT 





Chancellor Edward B Fort 



More than 12,000 persons watched as outgoing national alumni presi- 
dent, Dr. Gooch. received the Alumni Excellence Award from Chancellor Ed- 
ward B. Fort. 




Participants in the A&T commencement were (left to right) Congressman Edolphus Towns. Chan- 
cellor Fort, and President C D. Spangler. 



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AS STUDENTS. WE ARE CHALLENGED TO TEST 
OUR SKILL. TO TEST OUR COMPETENCE. AND TO EX- 
ECUTE OUR ABILITY IN MANY AREAS. EMERGING AS 
VICTORS. WHEN THE BEST EFFORT IS EXEMPLI- 
FIED. WE CAN ALL SAY IT IS A TASK WELL DONE. WE 
HAVE THE POTENTIALS TO PERPETUATE COMPETI- 
TION. MENTALLY AND PHYSICALLY. 





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STEADY HAND TO COPE WITH ACADEMIC 
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Dr Sandra Alexander 

Mr. James Armstrong 

Ms. Dorothy I Bailey 

Dr. Dorothy P. Barnett 

Mr Lennie Beamon 



Dr Clenton Blount 

Ms. Linda Bowling 

Mr Ralph Brown 

Dr Sampson Buie 

Mrs. Katherine Burckley 




Students constantly seek 
advice from administrators 



Freshmen Advisement & Learning Assistance Center 

Upward Bound 

Office of Student Activities 

Assistant Dean. School of Education 

Physical Plant 

Admissions 

Student Health Center 

Intramural Sports 

Alumni Affairs 

Reporting 

Assistant Vice Chancellor for Business & Finance 

Housing and Residence Life Administrator 

Community Relations 

Personnel Services 

Staff Development 

University Police Administration 

Financial Aid 

Purchasing 

Assistant Dean of Technology 

Self Study 




New Horizons; Challenges and Promises. 



Mrs Doris D. Canada 

Mr Kenneth Chavis 

Mrs. Dorothy Copeland 

Mrs. Lillian Couch 

Mrs. Alberta Dalton 



Mr. Joseph Daughtry 

Mrs. Dolores Davis 

Mrs. Maxine Davis 

Dr Ray Davis 

Dr Robert Davis 




282 Administrators 



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Mr Ronald Gales 
Dr. Milton Glisson 
Dr Daniel Godfrey 
Ms. Doris Graham 
Dr Etta Gravely 



Dr Vallie Guthrie 
Dr Dorothy J. Harris 
Mr. Scott Hummel 




ALMOST WITHOUT INTERRUPTION 

-A Challenge. . . 



Enhanced Skills Training Program 

University Engineer 

Coordinator. Technology Transfer Program 

Transportation Institute 

Agricultural Extension 

Registration 

Self Study 

GAMESC 

Dean, Student Development 

Accounting Director 

Auxiliary Services 

Comptroller 

Assistant Vice Chancellor. Development & University Relations 

STDP Coordinator 

Cooperative Education 

Quality Assurance Program Officer 

Property Management /Telecommunications 

University Treasurer 

International Students 

Contracts and Grants 



Continuing to Strive for Excellence What A Challenge 1 




Mr. Andre James 
Mrs Paula Jeffries 
Dr. Lillie King 
Ms Dorothy Laflore 
Mr Harold Lanier 



Ms. Sharon Lunsford 
Mr. Phil Mansfield 
Mrs Sharon Martin 
Ms Lavonne Matthews 



Administrators 283 



Mrs. Virginia McKee 

Ms Mary Mims 

Dr Richard Moore 

Mr. Willie Mooring 

Mr. Orby Z. Moss, Jr. 



Dr Kenneth Murray 

Mrs Norma Pennix 

Dr Danny Pogue 

Mr Russell Rankin 

Dr. Ralph M Ross 




LIKELIHOOD OF SUCH AN 
EXTRAORDINARY OUTCOME 



Assistant to the Chancellor 

Internal Auditor 

Public Information 

Computer Center 

Athletics 

Associate Dean, School of Engineering 

Associate Dean. Agriculture Research 

Veterans Affairs 

Assistant Dean, School of Business & Economics 

School of Technology 

Army ROTC 

Student Development 

Student Teaching & Internship 

Assistant Dean, School of Engineering 

Assistant to the Vice Chancellor for Business & Finance 

Budget 

Assistant Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs 

Institutional Research & Planning 

Assistant Dean, College of Arts & Sciences 

Career Planning & Placement 



Chapion, New Horizons through Challenges 



Mrs Christine Shelton 

Mr Jonah Smith 

Dr. Ronald O. Smith 

Dr Jewel Stewart 

Dr Ethel F. Taylor 







284 Administrators 



Mr Leon Warren 



— — — — — — — 



ADMINISTRATORS 




Mr Marvin H Watkins 

Director, Research 

Administration 




Dr. Charles Williams 

Assistant Vice Chancellor 

For Academic Affairs 




Mr. Charlie Williams. Jr. 

Director. Student Support 

Services 



SERVING STUDENTS 











Mr- Edward Willis 


Dr Robert Wilson 




Director. Memorial Union 


Director. Counseling 


Mrs. Alene C. Young 




Services 


Director. Library Services 



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Student Government Association 

of 

North Carolina Agricultural and Technical 

State University 



"LIVING THE DREAM: LET FREEDOM RING!" 

(ENDING THE VIOLENCE OF PROVERTY, WORLD HUNGER, APARTHEID, 

AND TERRORISM THROUGH CREATIVE NON-VIOLENT ACTION.) 




COMMEMORATIVE CONVOCATION HONORING 

THE LATE DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. 

"WHAT MANNER OF MAN" 

FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 1990 

RICHARD B. HARRISON AUDITORIUM 

10:00 AM 



Division of Student Affairs 




A message from the Desk of Chancellor Edward B. Fort 



AS WE AGAIN PAY TK1 BUTE TO THAT MOST NOBLE AND ESTEEMED HUMAN RIGHTS 
ADVOCATE. DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR., IT IS IMPORTANT THAT WE RECALL THE 
SIGNIFICANCE OF HIS LIFE. WORKS, WRITINGS. AND SPEECHES. WHAT DR. KING STOOD 
FOR DID NOT PERISH WHEN HE WAS FELLED BY AN ASSASSIN'S BULLET IN MEMPHIS 
TENNESSEE MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS AGO. HIS MOTIVATION AND INSPIRATION FOR 
BLACK PEOPLE. WHITE PEOPLE, YELLOW PEOPLE. AND RED PEOPLE YES AND THE 
NATION AND THE WORLD AT LARGE, ARE MORE ETERNAL THAN THAT FLAME WHICH 
MARKS HIS SIMPLE GRAVE IN ATLANTA. IT IS NOT ENOUGH TO REMEMBER THAT HE 
LED THE DRAMATIC "WALK FOR FREEDOM'' IN MONTGOMERY, WHICH RESULTED IN 
BUS DESEGREGATION. OR THAT HE WAS TIME MAGAZINE'S MAN OF THE YEAR IN 1963 
OR THAT HE RECEIVED THE NOBEL PEACE PRIZE IN 1964. 

THE ESSENCE OF DR. KING IS THE NOBILITY OF HIS CONDUCT AND CHARACTER IN 
ENGENDERING HOPE TO THE HOPELESS, AND HIS MATCHLESS HUMILITY THOUGH HE 
WALKED WITH PRESIDENTS AND KINGS. 

BECAUSE HE LIVED, YOUNG URBAN AND RURALLY ISOLATED BLACK AND WHITE 
YOUNGSTERS CAN ASPIRE TO AND REALISTICALLY FULFILL THEIR DREAMS OF BEING 
ASTRONAUTS, CORPORATE EXECUTIVES, MILITARY GENERALS, AND PRESIDENTS AND 
VICE PRESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES. THIS IS THE MANNER OF MAN THAT HE WAS 
AND WE AT A&T STATE UNIVERSITY ARE THE RICH BENEFICIARIES OF HIS LEGACY OF 
LOVE, DETERMINATION AND DEVOTION TO THE CAUSE OF RIGHT OVER WRONG. 

OUR TASKS THEN AS HEIRS OF DR. KING'S UNPARALLELED QUEST FOR JUSTICE AND 
DIGNITY ARE TO CONTINUE TO STRIVE FOR EXCELLENCE IN ALL THAT WE DO AND TO 
ASSIST OUR BROTHERS AND SISTERS IN GAINING THEIR RIGHTFUL PLACES IN THE SUN 
THIS IS, IN REALITY, WHAT IS SO DESPERATELY NEEDED TO PROPEL THIS GREAT 
NATION TOWARD THE STATUS WHICH THE FOUNDERS ENVISIONED. 

KING WAS A DREAMER. HE POSSESSED VISION. HE KNEW WHERE THE NATION 
SHOULD BE HEADED, AND HE GAVE HIS LIFE IN THE MAGNIFICENT ATTEMPT TO 
NUDGE AMERICA INTO A REALIZATION THAT MAN CANNOT SURVIVE THE INSTITU- 
TIONALIZED TYRANNY OF ACCESS DENIGRATION, OF EQUITY DENI VL OF OVERT 
RACISM, OF TWO SEPARATE SOCIETIES. HE KNEW THAT AMERICA WOULD BE SPARED 
THE INFAMY OF INTERNAL INSURRECTION ONLY TO THE EXTENT THAT IT COULD 
TRULY ENVISION A CAMELOT WHERE "HE IS MY BROTHER ", WHERE ONE CARED ABOUT 
THE FATE OF ONE'S FELLOW. WHERE A YOUNG AND VIBRANT NATION OF KNIGHTS 
CAKED FOR ITS LADIES, SLAVED THE DRAGON OF INDIFFERENCE AND RENDERED 
ASUNDER ALL OF THE EVIL OF HYPOCRISY. ILLITERACY, DON'T BOTHER ME-ISM AND 
EVERY OTHER THOUGHT. WORD OR DEED DESIGNED TO SEPARATE BROTHER FROM 
BROTHER. 

MAY THIS MAGNIFICENT CELEBRATION AS SO ABLY PLANNED BY THE MARTIN 
LUTHER KING COMMITTEE, AND THE DIVISION OF STUDENT AFFAIRS, SERVE TO 
CH a.LLENGE US ALL TO NEW VISIONS FOR FULLY ACHIEVING ALL THAT HE LIVED AND 
DIED FOR. 




Dr. Edward B. F'ort 
Chancellor 



Student Government Association 

of 

North Carolina Agricultural and Technical 

State University 



"LIVING THE DREAM: LET FREEDOM RING!" 

(ENDING THE VIOLENCE OE PROVERTY, WORLD HUNGER, APARTHEID, 

AND TERRORISM THROUGH CREATIVE NON-VIOLENT ACTION.) 




COMMEMORATIVE CONVOCATION HONORING 

THE LATE DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. 

"WHAT MANNER OF MAN" 

FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 1990 
RICHARD B. HARRISON AUDITORIUM 

10:00 AM 



Division of Student Affairs 









SCHEDULE OF EVENTS 

In Celebration of the Birthday 
Honoring The Late Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. 



January 15, 1990 



Candlelight March 6:30 P.M. 

Line up at the Dudley Building 

March Through the Illuminated Pathway 

Between Scott and Cooper Residence Halls to 

Corbett Sports Center 

Halftime Ceremony At Game 

David J. Miller 
SGA President 

1989-90 
A&T Fellowship Gospel Choir 



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CARTER G. WOODSON 

1875-1950 

A DISSEMINATOR OF INFORMATION ON THE 

CONSTITUTION AND 
"FATHER OF BLACK HISTORY" 




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Carter Godwin Woodson walked among us for three quarters of a century from 1875 to 1950. His formal education began late in Hi 
as he worked long hours and hard labor to assist with the family income. Dr. Woodson was seventeen when he completed elementary scho 
and nearly twenty-one when he finished high school. None the less, he achieved enough for several life times, graduating from Berea Collej 
and earning a Ph.D in history at Harvard. His major accomplishments: The Association for the Study of Negro Life and History, Inn 
1915; The Journal of Negro History. 1916; The Associated Publishers, Inc., 1920; The Annual History Celebration; 192( 
and The Negro History Bullletin, 1937. 



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IN OBSERVANCE OF THE 
GREENSBORO 4 




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In tribute to the four A&T students. Ezell Blair. Jr. (Jibreel Khazan) . 
Joseph McNeil. Franklin McCain and David Richmond, who conceived 
and carried out the lunch counter sit-in of February 1. 1960. in Greensboro, 
a major event in the American Civil Rights movement. 
















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CONTRIBUTORS OF 
BLACK HISTORY 



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AFRO-AMERICAN HISTORY MONTH 

OBSERVANCE 




ADAM CLAYTON POWELL, SR. 

(1865-1953) Founder of Harlem's Abyssinian 
Baptist Church, the largest Afro-American 
congregation in the United States. 



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MAHALIA JACKSON 




MAHALIA JACKSON 

The Greatest International Gospel Singer 



THE GREATEST INTERNATIONAL SINGER 



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AYANTEE YEARBOOK STAFF 




Haven Unstead 





Troy Fischer 



Damn Campbell 



The AYANTEE Yearbook staff recently commented that this year has been a period of relative prosperity for studeents. The average 
student has grown. Through the year, many students were interested in the yearbook and suggested different innovations for NEW 
HORIZONS: CHALLENGES AND PROMISES. In recognizing the value which the student organizations experience can add to a stu- 
dent's life. Because of this observation, a number of these organizations have been included in this publication. All in all, this year has 
been one of growth and advancement. With this growth has come an increase in our responsibilities to keep records and pictures of each 
event. The staff faces an even greater challenge in the future as we observe the 1991 Centennial year with, "CELEBRATION AND 
CHALLENGE: A SECOND CENTURY." 



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Tamara Bowden 



Perhaps Penn 



Larry Sherrod 





Nikki Largent 



Ralph Brown 



Doris Dave and Bobby Burton 




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ANOTHER DAY IN PARADISE 




NORTH CAROLINA A&T IS MORE THAN 
BRICKS AND MORTAR ... IT IS AN UNQUEN- 
CHABLE SPIRIT THAT MAKES . . . 



US EXCITED AND JOYFUL AS WELL AS SERIOUS AND INNOVATIVE. 






KNOWLEDGE IS STATE-OF-THE-ART 



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STUDENT LEADERS RETREAT 




NORTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURAL 
AND TECHNICAL STATE UNIVERSITY 



MEMORIAL UNION 
JANUARY 19-20,1990 



SPONSORED BY: THE DIVISION OF STUDENT 

AFFAIRS 



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LIFE 




Thus the fruit of education is intelligence in action; the aim is mastery of 
(life; and since living is an art, wisdom is the indispensable means to this. 





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FOURTH ANNUAL PAN- 
HELLENIC SUMMIT 

FEBRUARY 16-17, 1990 



The Division of Student Affairs sponsored the Fourth Annual Pan- 
Hellenic Summit in the McNair Auditorium and the Memorial Union. Par- 
ticipants included Pan-Hellenic regional directors, National officers, dis- 
trict representatives, graduate and undergraduate chapter members of 
Greek Letter Organizations in North Carolina. 



Alpha Kappa Alpha 

Alpha Phi Alpha 

Delta Sigma Theta 

Kappa Alpha Psi 

Omega Psi Phi 

Phi Beta Sigma 

Sigma Gamma Rho 

Zeta Phi Beta 

Keynote Speaker 

Dr. Henry Ponder 

President of Fisk University 

National President of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. 



"GREEK LETTER ORGANIZATIONS: 

REAFFIRMING THE COMMITMENT TO 

EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION, LEADERSHIP, 

AND SERVICE" 

A&T 



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CHALLENGES & PROMISES 





If students, as prospective employees need to adjust to their surrounding 
while they strive to succeed in the world, they need to begin to philosophize 
about life as they prepare for the challenges and responsibilities of living and 
working. 




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HORIZONS 








OBSERVATIONS OF 
REACTION 






1989-90 MISS ISA 




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BASKETBALL IS TRULY THE ALL AMERICAN 
GAME. THE NATURE AND PURPOSE OF THE GAME 
WILL REMAIN THE SAME DURING THIS DECADE. NEW 
HORIZONS WILL PRESENT NUMEROUS CHALLENGES 
AND PROMISES 



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YOU MEAN NO LINES DURING REGISTRATION? WHAT A RELIEF' 



MAKING IT TO CLASS ON TIME THE WHOLE COLLEGE EXPERIENCE 
IS A CHALLENGE DO WELL AND YOU WILL RECEIVE MANY PROM- 
ISES 




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PROPER . . . PERSONAL CONDUCT 





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HOMECOMING 1 IT'S OVER . . NEARING THE END OF THE SEMESTER. STUDYING FOR TESTS IN ALL DISCIPLINES 
WERE SEEN. 



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PROMISES. 







In all endeavors A&T students go about their work quickly, diligent 
ly and aware of the rewards of hard work on the horizon. 



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HERITAGE 
CENTER 




Ms. Conchita N. Frigillana 
Director 








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1ST ANNUAL M.L.K. DAY PARADE 




When we see the dissonance between the ideal and reality, that ex- 
perience leads us on a self-initiated search for resolution of the problem. 

A CELEBRATION 



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STUDENT LIFE 




A foremost concern of course must be academic, namely helping students master the necessary tools to use in approaching their 
studies. 



You can find Aggie Pride as close as North and South Caroli- 
na or as far away as North and South Dakota. From Colorado 
to Wyoming to Michigan. Fellow Aggies even come from across 
the seas: The Virgin Islands, Canada, Liberia and India are just 
a few of the many places. We all find the new HORIZONS, full 
of promise yet challenging. 








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leaders of tomorrow, to put 
a balance on the social 
problems so that we can 
better appreciate the tech- 
nological advancements of 
society. We will constantly 
be faced with challenges, so 
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HOMECOMING FOOTBALL GAME 




This year, we, the A&T State University Aggies, are stepping out with a 
purpose in mind: As we look forward to new horizons, we urge each of you to 
become more aware of and understand what is happening around us culturally, 
economically, and socially, and then become actively involved and alert in these 
areas to bring about positive changes in this country and around the world. We 
commend our Football Team for playing an excellent game. 



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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 



Mary Barbee 
Dorothy P. Barnett 
Douglas Boone 
Darrin S. Campbell 
George Carter 
Carolyn Crosson 
Carrie Drake 
Maxine Davis 
Dorothy Harris 
Sharon Johnson 
Henrietta Largent 
Robert Lawson 
Greg W. Ludley 



Virginia McKee 
Murrell McLean 
David J. Miller 
Richard Moore 
Wade Nash 
Norma Pennix 
C. Everett Powell 
Lane Ridenhour 
Fred Robertson 
Alonzo Rucker 
Dennis Selby 
James Sibert 
Ronnie Tate 



Patricia Wall 

Sullivan A. Welborne, Jr. 

Lottayne Widemon 

Gail Wiggins 

Thelma Williams 

Ralph Brown 

A&T Fellowship Gospel Choir 

Air Force ROTC 

Alpha Phi Alpha 

Army ROTC 

Athletic Department 

Kappa Alpha Psi 

University Choir 




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INDEX 



A 



A&T Fellowship Gospel 

Choir, 121 
A&T Register. 116 
Academic Affairs, 2 
Acknowledgement, 324 
Administrative Affairs, 

2 
Administrators, 282 
Adviser. Ayantee 

Yearbook, 
Afro-American History 

Month Observance, 

290 
Aggie Mascot, 242 
Alston, Dorothy, 2 
Ayantee Yearbook 

Staff, 139 



B 



Basketball, Men, 243 
Basketball, Women, 

267 
Bookstore. 168 
Business & Finance, 2 



c 



Campus Mail Center, 

171 
Campus Police, 172 
Canteen, 174 
Career Planning & 

Placement Center, 

175 



Chancellor, Edward B. 

Fort, 2, 4, 5 
Cheerleaders, 137 
Classes, 33 
Class Queens, 135 
College of Arts & 

Sciences, 8 
Computer Center, 176 
Conference on Assessing 

Issues and Images at 

Virginia Beach, 24 
Coronation, 124 
Counseling Services, 177 



D 



Deans School, 8 
Department of Aerospace 

Studies, 198 
Department Chairpersons, 

222 
Department of Military 

Science, 200 
Development and 

University Relations, 2 
Directory Senior Class, 49 
DIVIDERS: 

Administrators, 281 

Departmental 

Chairpersons, 221 

Organizations, 96 

ROTC, 197 

Senior Class, 32 

Sports, 241 

Student Life, 241 271 

Supportive Services, 
163 

Underclassmen, 57 

Who's Who Among 

American Universities 

and Colleges, 295 



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Faculty. 9 
Freshman Class, 84 
Freshman Class Officers, 

159 
Football, 252 



G 



GOING PLACES, Patricia 
Russell-McCloud, 27 

Governor's Excellence 
Award, 320 

Gravely, Jack, 25 



H 



Handy, Norman, 2 
Hayes, Edward J., 2 
Health Center, 178 
Honor's Convocation 
Housing and Residence 
Life, 179 



207 



I 



Index, 326 
International Student 

Association, 97 
Intramural Sports, 262 
Introduction, 2 



J 



BH9 Junior Class, 58 



K 



Karate, 264 

King, Martin Luther, Jr. 
Observance, 286 



Laundry, 184 
Legal Affairs. 2 



M 




Marching Band, 136 
Martin Luther King, Jr., 

Observance, 286 
Mclntyre, Charles, 2 
Memorial Tributes, 142- 

143 
Memorial Union Staff, 186 
Miss A&T, 124 
Morgan. Debbie, All My 

Children, 234 



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Observance of the Late 
Dr. Martin Luther 
King, Jr., 286 

Organizations. 97-123, 139- 
159 

A&T FELLOWSHIP 
GOSPEL CHOIR. 121 
A&T REGISTER. 116 
AGGIE 

TOASTMASTERS, 146 
ALOBEAEM 
SOCIETY, 98 
ALPHA LAMBDA 
NATIONAL HONOR 
SOCIETY, 147 
ALPHA KAPPA 




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INDEX 

ALPHA SORORITY. 
INC. 102 

ALPHA PHI ALPHA 
FRATERNITY. INC, 
100 

AMERICAN 
INSTITUTE OF 

ARCHITECTURAL 
STUDENTS. 147 

AMERICAN 

MARKETING 

ASSOCIATION. 99 

AMERICAN SOCIETY 

OF HEATING, 

REFRIGERATION 

AND AIR 

CONDITIONING 

ENGINEERING. 

INC. (ASHRAE), 

145 
BETA ALPHA PSI, 

120 
BETA GAMMA 

SIGMA, 148 
CHARLOTTE 
AGGIE CLUB, 104 
CHEMICAL 
ENGINEERING 
SOCIETY, 105 
DELTA SIGMA 
THETA 

SORORITY, INC. 
106 

EXCLUSIVELY 
MARYLAND. 148 
FINANCIAL 
MANAGEMENT, 
108 

INTERNATIONAL 
STUDENTS 
ASSOCATION, 97 
KAPPA ALPHA PSI 
FRATERNITY, 
INC., 118 

METROPOLITAN 
AREA 

ASSOCIATION, 109 
MID WEST AGGIE 
CLUB, 156 
MODEL UNIQUE, 
110 

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NATIONAL 

ASSOCIATION OF 

INDUSTRIAL 

TECHNOLOGY. 

150 
NATIONAL SOCIETY 

OF 

ARCHITECTURAL 
NATIONAL SOCIETY 

OF BLACK 

ENGINEERS. 112 
NEW YORK/NEW 

JERSEY 

CONNECTIONS. 151 



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OMEGA PSI PHI 
FRATERNITY, 

140 
OPEN A.R.M.S. 
SUPPORT 
NETWORK, 



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PHILLY'S FINEST 

CLUB, 152 
PI MU EPSILON 

MATHEMATICS 

HONOR 

FRATERNITY, 153 
POLITICAL SCIENCE 

SOCIETY, 157 



SIGMA GAMMA RHO 
SORORITY. INC.. 115 

SOCIETY FOR 

ADVANCEMENT OF 
MANAGEMENT 
(SAM) . 154 

STUDENT 

GOVERNMENT 
ASSOCIATION. 122 

STUDENT UNION 
ADVISORY BOARD. 
114 





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UNIVERSITY CHOIR. 

144 



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WOMEN'S COUNCIL, 
113 



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YOUNG 

ENTREPRENEURS, 

158 



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RHO EPSILON REAL 
ESTATE 
ORGANIZATION. 153