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1865 - SHAW UNIVERSITY - 1976

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INTRODUCTION ^
DEDICATION I

PERSONALITIES 20
FIRST FAMILY
PRESIDENT'S

MESSAGE 23

FACULTY/

STAFF
SPORTS
GREEKS 7

EVENTS

CAMPUS

QUEENS 102

ORGANIZATIONS

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FAVORITES 142

UNDERCLASSMEN

150

SENIORS 182

SPECIAL

SCHOOLS 202

SUPERLATIVES 212
ADVERTISEMENTS

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ALMA MATER 239

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SHAW IS IN TOUCH WITH
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SHE SEES JOY IN THE FACES OF
OUR PEOPLE

She's brought sons and daughters from
far-away places . . .

Wherever people want to"^ is her destination

she 11 bring us all together again in her own
special way . . .

She's in touch with beautiful people

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With the people and places that make this world
so strong and yet so gentle . . .

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1976 BEAR DEDICATED TO

MR. EDWARD GRAVES -MR. MUSIC MAN

The ideas Steal upon his mind
the music that hypnotizes and

intensifies the people
melting them into a useless form
He's the man behind the band

He's Mr. Music Man
In the great night or day
his music comes out towards the people
he has the formula that other
musicians lack

He's the man behind the band
He's Mr.
Music Man . . .

MR. EUGENE HOWELL

His lengthy service, the quality of his service, and

his committment to service,
His words of encouragement that have gone out to

hundreds of students.
His concern for the welfare of Shaw,
His labor of dedication, often carried on without fanfare.
His faith in Shaw and in its survival, and
His love for Shaw that flowed with all his strength, heart,

and soul.
Make him an Ambassador of faith.

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OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT

Dear Fellow-Students:

Higher education is concerned with clarifying the muddy human
situation in which we all are part; what happens to us, the horizons that
beckon, and the complexities and realities which either shape us or we
shape them. The end is that we embrace, perceive and embody truth.
Since Pontius Pilate's historic washing of his hands in order to symbolize
that whatever happened the onus was on somebody other than himself, truth
has most often been crucified as a result of evasion of duties and pussyfooting
as to responsibility. The one lesson we should have learned as a result of
that important historical moment is that "truth still shines in the darkness
and the darkness cannot put it out! "

Out of the historic roots of our faith comes the realization that education
is a means of truth. For 110 years, Shaw has been on the main avenue of
educating men and women to think and to reason, be imaginative, creative
and inventive, sit at the fount of wisdom whose sources flow from all peoples,
ages and climes, and exercise that independence of judgment so necessary
for independence of action. We can all vouch that in this respect Shaw is a
mainstream university and not a side-tracked one. It is not now and never
has been a stronghold of sterile theory and procedural worship. It looks
now and has always looked for exacting methodologies as means to open up
situations, disciplines and experiences so that truth can be illuminated within
those contexts. Illumination of truth whether embodied in ideas or structures
and individuals or collectives so that truth becomes incarnate is what original
thinking and good teaching are about.

It is, therefore, illumination and incarnation of The Truth that sets us
free. It is freedom from fear of the powers and forces of this world and all
possible worlds. It is likewise freedom toward developing ourselves to the
highest potential possible so that we may give our best in terms of mind,
spirit and possessions to those who need us most. The standard is the grace
of God already broken through into our persons and works which assures us
promise, hope and fulfillment. Our obedient response means throwing off
narrowmindedness and putting on broadmindedness, secure in the knowledge
that we are in the compulsive power of a new affection. When this happens
we are educated whether we receive certification or not.

Sincerely your«~.

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ADMINISTRATION & FACULTY

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THE ADMINISTRATION

Office of the President

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D. Mr. Sylvester Williams

Special Assistant to President

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A. Dr. Wilmoth Carter
Senior Vice-President

B. Mrs. Mildred Hooker
Administrative Assistant
to Senior Vice-fhresident

C. Mrs. Martha Wheeler
Assistant to Senior -Vice-President

D. Dr. Kalyan Gosh
Vice-President
Academic Affairs

G. Dr. McLouis Clayton

Assistant Coordinator of AIDP

H. Mr. Thomas E. Kee
Vice-President
University Relations

1. Ms. lillie Dimn

Administrative Assistant
University Relations

Library/Records & Registration

A. Ms. Mildred Mallette, Director
Library-Learning Resources Center

B. Mrs. Doris Hawthorne, Secretary
Library-LRC

C. Ms. Beatrice Martin
Assistant to Librarian

D. Ms. Robena Bradley
Assistant Librarian, Catalog

E. Mrs. Marion Bryant

Assistant Librarian, Acquisitions

F. Mrs. Bernice Rainbow
Assistant Librarian, Circulation

G. Mr. Norbert Hoffman
Registrar

H. Mrs. June Young, Secretary
Records and Registration

1. Mrs. Mayme Banks, Clerk
Records and Registration

J. Mrs. Jennie Brown
Assistant to Registrar

A. Mrs. Gloria Cumbo
Administrative Assistant to
Business Manager

B. Mr. Leroy Johnson
Chief Accountant

C. Mr. James Gambrell
Director of Services

D. Ms. Gloria Jones
Bookkeeper

E. Ms. Queen Lee
Coordinator of Student
Accounts and Purchasing

F. Mr. Arthur Anthony
Bookkeeper

Fiscal Affairs Computer Center

G. Mr. Lamma Adams, Director
Sponsored Programs

H. Ms. Beatrice Young
Keypunch Operator
Computer Center

I. Mrs. Mary Newton
Keypunch Operator
Computer Center

J. Ms. Marie Clark
Computer Operator

K. Mrs. Polly Watson

Clerk, Cashier's Office

L. Mr. Jim Harris, Coordinator
Computer Center

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Management & Services

A. Dr. Ross Adams, Director
Management and Services

B. Mr. Rudolph Williams, Director
Orgainization and Management

C. Dr. Abdul Elkordy
Planning Specialist

D. Mr. Daniel White
Assistant to Director,
Organization and Management

E. Ms. Melva Hughes
Inventory Clerk

F. Mrs. Barbara Evans
Inventroy Clerk

G. Mrs. Geneva Highsmith
Switchboard Operator

H. Mrs. Princess Haywood
Postal Clerk

I. Mrs. Elnora Kee
Bookstore Manager

J. Ms. Annie Irvin, Secretary
Plant Services

K. Mr. Stanley Ballentine, Coordinator
Plant Services

L, Mrs. Georgia Matthews, Coordinator
Secretarial Services

M. Mr. Carl Sanders, Manager
WSHA Ffadio Station

N. Mr. Herman Hinton, Printer
Secretarial Services

O. Ms. Jessie Smith, Stenographer
Secretarial Services

P. Mrs. Helen Graham, Stenographer
Secretarial Services

Q. Mrs. Jennie Joy, Director
Day Care Centers

R. Mr. Ray Davis ■>

Director of Food Services

Student Life &l and
Development

A. Mr. Mack Sowell, Dean
Student life and Development
(On leave)

B. Mrs. Barbara Baylor
Administrative Assistant to Dean

C. Mr. Willie Jones
Acting Dean

Student Life and Development

D. Mr. Charles Mitchell
Director-Student Life

E. Mrs. Daisy Clark

Women's Residence Coordinator

F. Mr. Willie Fr;mer
Dormitory Counselor

G. Ms. Cathy Hall
Dormitory Counselor

H. Mrs. Arrie Perry, Secretary
Student Activities

I. Mrs. Joan Miller, Director
Student Activities

J. Mrs. Carol Gartrell, Director
Special Services

K. Mr. Odell Clanton, Coordinator
Special Services/Upward Bound

L. Mr. Dwight Midgette, Counselor
Special Services

M. Dr. Leroy Burton
University Physician

N. Dr. Bertron Haywood
University Physician

O. Mr. Donald Benson, Director
Cooperative Education

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Student Development

A. Mr. Theodore Hindsm an,
Assistant Director
Financial Aid

B. Ms. Helga Greenfield, Director
Financial Aid

C. Ms. Geraldine Turner
Director of Admissions

D. Ms. Teretha Lemon, Coordinator
Recruitment

E. Ms. Hazel Smith, Secretary
Financial Aid

F. Mrs. Doris Anderson, Director
Career Placement

G. Mr. James Mitchell
Recruiter

H. Mr. Reginald Dark, Intern
Counseling Center

I. Mrs. Beulah Glenn, Secretary
Admissions Office

J. Ms. Mary Wells, Secretary
Financial Aid Office

K. Rev. Ronald Swain, Univeisity Minister
Director, Counseling Center

L. Mrs. Joyce Hines, Counselor
Counseling Center

M. Mr. Fred Jones, Director
University Year for Action

N. Mrs. Gwendolyn Anthony, Secretary
University Year for Action/
Cooperative Education

O. Mrs. Annie Hooker, Secretary
Placement and Counseling

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University Relations

University Without Walls

Sen^inary Without Walls

A. Mrs. Barbara Mann, Director
Alumni Affairs, OUR

B. Mr. Lee Monroe

Director of Development, OUR

C. Mrs. Vivian Galbreath, Secretary
University Relations

D. Mr. Warren Massenburg
Information Officer, OUR

E. Mrs. Louise Lewis
Recruiter/Facilitator, SWW

F. Mr. O.A. Dupree
Recruiter /Facilitator, SWW

G. Dr. John Frazier

Dean of Instruction, SWW

H. Mr. Donald Rivers

Audio Technician, SWW

I. Mrs. Mildred Christmas

Coordinator of Veteran's Affairs, UWW

J. Dr. Calvin Swinson, Jr. ,
Coordinator
Fayetteville-Fort Bragg Education Center

K. Mr. Jim Nance

Evaluation Coordinator, UWAV

L. Dr. Lorenzo Battle, III
Coordinator
Miami Education Center

M. Mr. Biety Nwanju

Academic Coordinator, UWW

ACA Offices of the Academic Deans

A. Dr. Horace B. Caple
Dean

School of Humanities and Art

B. Dr. Bonnie Gillispie
Dean

School of Urban Science

C. Dr. Rodger Jenkins
Dean

School of Natural and Physical Sciences
Director, Engineering

D. Mrs. Sharon Roberts, Secretary
Humanities and Art

E. Mrs. Ann Griffin, Secretary
Urban Sciences

F. Mrs. Karen Campbell, Secretary
Natural and Physical Sciences

A. Mr. Robert Powell
Dean

University Without Walls

B. Rev. James Z. Alexander
Dean

Divinity School

C. Rev. C.T. Vivian
Dean

Seminary Without Walls

D. Dr. J. Estes Byers
Acting Dean
School of Education

E. Ms. Cynthia Holden, Secretaiy
School of Education

F. Mrs. Bessie Stringfellow
Administrative Assistant
Seminary Without Walls

G- Mrs. Martha Jones, Secretary
Divinity School

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ACA Offices of the Academic Deans

A. Dr. Horace B. Caple
Dean

School of Humanities and Art

B. Dr. Bonnie Gillispie
Dean

School of Urban Science

C. Dr. Rodger Jenitins
Dean

School of Natural and Physical Sciences
Director, Engineering

D. Mrs. Sharon Roberts, Secretary
Humanities and Art

E. Mrs. Ann Griffin, Secretary
Urban Sciences

F. Mrs. Karen Campbell, Secretary
Natural and Physical Sciences

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A. Mr. Robert Powell
Dean

University Without Walls

B. Rev. James Z. Alexander
Dean

Divinity School

C. Rev. C.T. Vivian
Dean

Seminary Without Walls

D. Dr. J. Estes Byers
Acting Dean
School of Education

E. Ms. Cynthia Holden, Secretary
School of Education

F. Mrs. Bessie Stringfellow
Administrative Assistant
Seminary Without Walls

G. Mrs. Martha Jones, Secretary
Divinity School

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The Faculty

Humanities and Arts

A. Mr. Edward Graves

Associate Professor, Music

B. Mr. Zelotes Toliver
Assistant Professor, Music

C. Mr. Benjamin Kirk
Instructor, Music

D. Dr. Harry Gil-Smythe
Emeritus Professor, Music

E. Mr. Nelson Allison
Assistant Professor
Drama and Theater

F. Mrs. Patricia Caple
Assistant Professor
Drama and Theater

G. Mrs. Minnie Whitaker
Assistant Professor, Art

H. Dr. James Hunt
Associate Professor
Philosophy and Religion

I. Dr. Patrick Elliot
Professor, English

J. Mrs. Willie High

Associate Professor, English

K. Mrs. Nancy Eliott

Assistant Professor, English

L. Mrs. Joan Barrax

Assistant Professor, English

M. Ms. Francis Williams
Instructor, Reading

N. Dr. Orus Barker
Professor
Philosophy and Religion

O. Mrs. Rosalie Williams

Associate Professor, English

P. Mrs. Ura Jones

Associate Professor, Reading

Q. Dr. James Robinson

Assistant Professor, English

R. Mr. Robert Simmons

Assistant Professor, English

S. Ms. Florine Burch
Instructor, English

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Natural & Physical
Science

A. Dr. Abha Gosh

Associate Professor, Chemistry

B. Mrs. Doris Kwasikpui
Instructor, Biology

C. Dr. Rajendra De
Professor, Biology

D. Dr. Leonard Kubicek
Assistant Professor
Environmental Science

E. Dr. Arun Chatterji
Associate Professor, Chemistry

F. Mr. John Cleveland
Visiting Assistant Professor
Chemistry^

G. Dr. Ben Ray

Associate Professor, Biology

H. Dr. Satyabrata Ray
Associate Professor
Environmental Science

1. Dr. Thomas Lominac

Assistant Professor, Mathematics

J. Dr. Qutubuddin Khalid
Assistant Professor, Physics

K. Dr. Shirley Tove
Professor, Biology

L. Ms. Almena Niinn

Assistant Professor, .Mathematics

.M.Dr. Calvin Knobe la ch
Associate Professor
Speech Pathology and Audiology

N. Mrs. Linda Lewis
Instructor
Speech Pathology and Audiology

O.Dr. Lawrence Gould

Associate Professor, Mathematics

P. Dr. Kanti Patel

Professor, Mathematics

Q.Mr. James C. Scanlan
Instructor, .Mathematics

R..Mr. Harold Lewis
Instructor
Speech Pathology and Audiology

S.Dr. .McLouis Clayton

-Associate Professor, .Mathematics

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Administrative and
Urban Sciences

A. Dr. Reginald Sutton
Assistant Professor
Urban Planning

B. Dr. Earl Jones
Assistant Professor
Urban Planning

C. Dr. Harkant Mankad
Assistant Professor

Business Management G Economics

D. Dr. Bonnie Gillispie
Associate Professor
Public Administration

E. Dr. Tayel Shehata
Professor
Business, Accoimting

F. Mr. Manzoor Quereshi
Assistant Professor
Business, Economics

G.Dr. Lorenzo Thompson, Sr.
Professor
Public Administration

H. Mr. Nader Suleiman
Assistant Professor
Business, Economics

I. Mrs. Niury Johnson
Assistant Professor
Business, Management, Economics

J- Mrs. Souad Shehata
Assistant Professor
Business, Accounting

K. Mr. George White
Instructor
Behavioral Science

L. Dr. Gloria White
Assistant Professor
Behavioral Science

M.Dr. S. Jabulani Beza
Associate Professor
Urban Politics

N. Dr. Mohammad Shadid
Associate Professor
Urban Politics

O Dr. Esta Thomas
Professor
Behavioral Science

P. Dr. Clyde Goodrum
Associate Professor
Behavorial Science

Education

A, Dr. Randolph Tobias
Professor, Teacher Education

B, Dr. Laila Russell
Associate Professor
Teacher Education

C, Mrs. Kathryn Shepard
Assistant Professor
Teacher Education

D, Dr. J. Estes Byers
Professor, Education

E, Dr. Clarence Jordan
Assistant Professor
Teacher Education

F, Mrs. Elizabeth Cofield
Professor, Teacher Education

G, Mr. Horace Smalls
Instructor
Physical Education

H, Mr. James Farris
Instructor
Physical Education

1. Dr. Ronald Brown
Professor
Physical Education

J. Ms. Peggy Morris
Instructor,
Physcial Education

K, Mr. William Spann
Associate Professor,
Physical Education
Director of Athletics

L, Mrs. Vivian Sansom
Associate Professor
Physical Education ,

Divinity

Humanities and Arts Cont.

A. Dr. Henry Turlington
Professor

Divinity School

B. Dr. Wendell Grigg
Professor
Divinity School

C. Dr. C. B. Thompson
Professor
Divinity School

D. Dr. R. Smipass
Professor
Divinity School

E. Dr. C.R. Trotten
Professor
Divinity School

F. Dr. Urabi Mustafa
Professor

International Studies
Humanities And Arts

G. Mr. Ghulum Aziz
Lecturer

International Studies
Humanities and Arts

H. Dr. Elizabeth Laizner
Professor
Foreign Languages

1. Dr. Jesus Farias
Professor
History

J. Mr. Thomas Edwards
Foreign Student Advisor

K. Mr. Robert Loeb
Instructor
Radio- Television- Film

L. Mr. Robert Keiber
Assistant Professor
Radio- Television- Film

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ATHLETICS

SHAW UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL

TEAM 1975

LEFT TO RIGHT
Andrew Borton, Co-Captain
Horace Smalls, Head Coach
James Smith, Co -Captain

1975 FOOTBALL
ROSTER

NO.

NAME

POS.

CLASS

Gay Walker

Jr. m

Thomas Hayes

Cecil Alexander

Soph.

William Artis

Sr. m

Sophi"

Reginald Bennett

Curtis Williams

Ronald Burrell

Sr.

William Burt

Soph.

Bobby Landers

Sr.

Thomas Barr

Sr.

Johnny Oakley

Fr.

Lionel Jackson

Jr.

Levi WQson

Sr.

Bernard Jackson

Jr.

Joseph Dixon

Fr.

Talmadge Darden

Fr.

Columbus Pridgen

Sr. .

James Phillips

Jr. '

James E. Smith

Sr.

Nathaneil Benton

Jr.

Robert Johnson

Sr. ■

Donald Hassell

Jr.

Carl Pridgen

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Milton Simmons

Sr. ^

William Dickens

Andrew Burton

Sr.

Ernest Smith

Sophfl

Kenneth McNeil

Fr.a

LLndsey Etheridge

Jr. m

Anthony Ross

Fr.*

William Kearney

Fr.

Joseph Roundtree

Sr. «

Rodney Carter

Jr. m

Elwin Munn

SopbM

Harold Craig

Jr. m

Robert S. Johnson

Soph.

Richard Mitchell

Sopii^_

Bernard Manuel

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Joseph Hilliard

Sr. S

Michael Bourne

Fr. :^B

Wilbert King

Fr. .^m

Welcome Spence

Sr. ^H

Alfred Anderson

Sopi^H

Charles A. Blue

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Wallace Cherr^

Fr. H

Michael Darby

Fr. ^1

Charles Hankerson

Sophi^l

J.T, Hart

Jr. ^H

James Jordon

Sr. ^M

Morris Kershaw

Jr. ^H

Charles Kelly

Fr. "

Beimy Nelson

Soph.

Booker Smith

Fr. ^

Carl Stalhyorthm

Fr.fl

Edward Davis

Sr.^

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Asst

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W, Fracier, C.

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1975 FOOTBALL
SCHEDULE

HOME GAMES

SEPT. 20 -HAMPTON LNSTITUTE ^^m

SEPT. 27-FAYETTEVILLE STATE UNIV.

OCT. 25-J.C. SMITH UNIVERSITY

NOV. 8 -DELAWARE STATE COLLEGE
(HOMECOMING)

NOV. 22 -LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE

AWAY GAMES

SEPT. 13-KNOXVlLLE COLLEGE
OCT. 4 -FEDERAL CITY COLLEGE
OCT. 18 -ELIZABETH CITY STATE UNIV.
NOV. 1 -NORFOLK STATE COLLEGE
NOV. 15 -WINSTON SALEM STATE UNIV.

WE WILL NEVER FORGET FOOTBALL "75

HOMECOMING 75 - IS/OOC STRONG

A crowd of 15,000 alurrmi and friends
joined the Shaw family to watch the Bears take
on Delaware State Hornets. The weather was
beautiful after a earlier shower. The band
gave a fantastic and memorable show. Our
only upset was -we lost the game.

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HITS A FEVER PITCH
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BEARS HIT THE FIELD.

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CIAA - SPIRIT MAKERS

BASKETBALL l^-lb

1976-76 BASKETBALL
ROSTER

NAME

CLASS

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VINCENT COPELAND

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THOMAS CUMMINGS

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GREGORY HENDERSON

SOPH.

LARRY HICKS

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TOMMIE JOHNSON

SR.

CLADIUS JONES

FRESH.

VICTOR KELLY

SOPH.

JOSEPH MOYE

JR.

JOHN PARTIN

SR.

ANDREW RICHARDSON

SR.

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ANTHONY ROBINSON

JR.

JAKE ROGERS

SOPH.

LESTER ROSEBORE

SR.

HEAD COACH: JAMES R. FARRIS
ASST. COACHES: BOBBY SANDERS

CLIFF ANDERSON

1975-76 BASKETBALL
If SCHEDULE

December

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2 WINSTON SALEM STATE UNIV.
4,5,6 GEORGIA INVITATIONAL TOURN.

8 VIRGINIA STATE COLLEGE

10 VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY

16 NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL UNIV.

6 -ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN COLLEGE

January

8-FAYETTEVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY

10 BARBER SCOTIA COLLEGE
16 FEDERAL CITY COLLEGE
18 -JOHNSON C. SMITH UNIV.
21 -NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL UNIV.
26 -WINSTON SALEM STATE UNIV.

28 -ST. AUGUSTINE COLLEGE
31 -HAMPTON INSTITUTE

February

2 -ST. PAUL COLLEGE

3 -ELIZABETH CITY STATE UNIV.

5 -JOHNSON C. SMITH UNIV.

7 -LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE

11 NORFOLK STATE COLLEGE

13 ST. AUGUSTINE COLLEGE

14 LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE

19 FEDERAL CITY COLLEGE

21 FAYETTEVILLE STATE UNIV.
CIAA TOURNAMENT

FEB. 26,27,28

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BASKETBALL 75-76

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1. Tommie Johnson -Tri- Captain

2. James Farris - Head Coach

3. Andrew Richardson -Tri- Captain

4. Lester Rosebure -Tri- Captain

5. Bobby Sanders - Asst. Coach

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PAN-HELLENIC COUNCU

Greek Representatives

1. Leonard Giles, A A

2. Belinda Lewis, Z B

3. Doug Joyner, A A

4. Dollie Knight, P

5. Lorenzo Hainsworth, A A

6. Frances Harris, AKA

7. Francis Addison, AKA

8. Ovetta Lewis,

9. Raymond Hammond, B

10. Sandra Bennett,

11. Barbara Fields, P

HAPPENINGS

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CORONATION 1975 - MISS SHAW UNIVERSITY

A look into the 40's with a touch
of the 70 's. Time has no written
pages in the Soul's Historical
Book of Inspiration. Moments
without the measure of time. How
does one recondite time in the
presence of an Ageless Queen?

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to Remember

Miss Shaw, Pat Stephenson and S.G.
A. President Joe Jackson places
wreath at Dr. Tappers grave in Mem-
orial Gardens on campus during
graveside ceremonies on Founders
Day.

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Freshman class in Academic Proces-
sion to Spaulding Gymnasium for
observance of Founders Day.

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' ^3 Carter along with President Har-

graves and University Minister Rev.

Swain.

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Founders Day — Conferring of Honorary Degrees

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1975 HOMECOMING PARADE - UNITED
FOR SHAW

FOUNDERS DAY LUNCHEON - ONE
HUNDRETH AND ELEVENTH

Dr. James E. Lytle Testamonial Dinner

Shaw University Hall of Fame Dinner

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Dr. James E, Lytle was honored at the first an-
nual Shaw University Hall of Fame dinner at the
Raleigh Hilton Inn by his many friends, rival coach-
es, and players that he guided on the athletic field.

Lytle, a Shaw graduate, spearheaded Shaw's
athletic program for 43 years. ■.

CAMPUS QUEENS

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Miss Delta Sigma
Zembria Rozier

Miss Pyramid
Carlene ScaL

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United Herita^
ndolyn Kea

Miss Shaw
Diane McKnigKt

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^ Miss Phi Beta Sigma
Diane Hill.

Miss PEM Club
Jack

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Miss Cheerlea^r
Rebec6a*Lowery

Miss Inter,
Winifredg

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Miss Theological Fraternity
Yolanda Miller

Miss Junior
]a^» Ellison

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Miss "Royal Blue 6 Gold
Ro^Ua Scol

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Alpha Eta Omega

McMillan

Moore

Harris
. Young
. Banks

T ho ma s

Westbrook

Blue

Pettaway

McLamb
, Washington

Pennycook

Mapp

Turner
Newell

Spencer

Tisdale

Dun lap

Theological Frat

Young

Copp

Riggans

McNair

Westbrook

Thomas

Royal

Dunlap

McMillan

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Washington

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.^ Chapel Ushers

1. J. Davis

2. D. Lacewell

3. R. Jones

4. L. McMillan

5. R. Lowe

6. W. Washington

7. K. McQueen

8. B. Davenport

9. L, Rowan

Men's Personnel
Council

1 . Curtis Moore

2. George Brown

3. Sam demons

4. WJllard Caldwell

5. Jerome Johnson

6. Frank Turner

7. Gregory Chandler

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Women's Personnel
Council

1. Shyanne Thompson

2. Ann Creecy

3. Francis Addison

4. Mamie Everett

5. Denise Duncan

6. Hazel Floyd

7. Lola Sykes

8. Mae Franks

9. Charlene Murrell

Residents Assistants

1. Charlene Murrell

2. Gladys Christmas

3. Denise Duncan

4. Hazel Floyd

5. Francis Harris

6. Mae Franks

7 . Debbie Edwards

8. Lydia Williams

9. Ruby Hare

10. Nellie Tillman

11. Delora Kimbrough

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STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION

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Joseph W. Jackson
President, S. G.A.

David E, Lanier, Jr,
Attorney General
S.G.A.

Abena Briscoe

Vice President, Internal Affairs, S.G.A.

Delmar Harris

Vice President, External Affairs, S.G.A.

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S.G.A.

Lana Latimer
Business Manager

Jackie Dozier
Receptionist, S.G.A.

Cornell Wells
Chief-Justice

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United Heritage Gospel Choir

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Koilu:Ilc Limn
Shiel.i Kiik
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Ciuiie\'.i Krovvn
Saiidni lones
A\it M.iniiiii'

Directed By: Mr. Danny White

Owen Kc.i
K.iiln Koll\

Willi. Mil V\,ishi)
Gary Miulic II
Curl is Mooic
Kill VV.ilkcr

UNIVERSITY CHORALE
SOCIETY

Ur. Harry Ciil-Sinvthc, Director

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THE DYNAMIC SHAW
UNIVERSITY MARCHING BEAR

Mr. Bertram Shockley
Drum Major

Mr. Lorenzo Hainsworth
Drum Major

ANY BAND CAN
CLAIM TO BE
DYNAMIC, BUT FEW
CAN BACK UP SUCH
A CLAIM.

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AMBASSADORS OF SOUL MUSIC AND
BAND — ENTERTAINMENT.

Edward Graves
Director

Marilyn Moss
Head Majorette

AT SHAW, WE SAY
OUR BAND IS
DYNAMIC BECAUSE IT
IS; IT'S AS SIMPLE AS
THAT

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Edward Graves, Director

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MARCHING BEAR BAND

enjamin Kirk, Asst. Director

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Franchell Smith

WSHA-F.M. 88.9

A whole New Kind of Thing
A Totally New Kind of Sound
A Listening Experience
At A 70 Mile Radius

W.S.H.A. STAFF

1 . Lecount Conoway

2. Alvin Stowe

3. Ella Williams

4. Henry Lee

5. Kathy Burch

6. Mel Davis

7. Renata Joy

8. Vincent Copeland

9. Joyce Powell

10. Jesse Futrell

11. Wendell Williams

12. Jeanie Burnie

13. Glenn Scott

14. Anthony Savory

15. Thesolonius McLean

16. Octavia Russell

17. Wayne Lee

18. Walter Armstrong

Rest Your Dial on 88. 9 F. M
For That Unforgettable Experience

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STUDENT NATIONAL
EDUCATION ASSOC.

1 . Charlene Murrell

2. Jeanette Winstead

3. Zonna Inge

4. Ann Creecy

5. Jerry Thompson

6. Pat Stephenson

7. Gregory Winstead

8. Mae Franks

9. Virginia Dennis
10. John J. Moore

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NATIONAL INSTITUTE
OF SCIENCE

Carlisle

Black

Spencer

Jordan

Davis

Arterberry

Okoko

Diansoni

Harris

10.

Jones

11.

Kelly

12.

Udezulu

13.

Kwasikpui,

Advisor

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Tominiyi

15.

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16.

Duncan

17.

Nyamadi

18.

James

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24.

Lee

25.

McMillan

26.

Brown

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1. L. Rowan

2. D. Lanier

3. B. Davenport

4. B. Fields

5. M. Grant

6. C. Elliott

7. B. Shaw

8. M. Hall

9. "J.B."

10. L. Latimer

11. J. Dozier

12. K. Sageel

13. L. Merchant

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Phi Beta Lambda

1. David Lanier-Pres.

2. Geneva Johnson-Sec.

3. Larry Williams- Vice Pres.

4. Lana Latimer

5. Irving Boone

6. Rene' D ampler

7. Gregory Gipson
Barbara Fields-( missing)

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RECREATION CLUB

KNEELING, L. -R. Hank, Arnold, Henry J. , Ray

STANDING, L.-R. Kevin, Prince, Faye, Tony, Pumpkin, Shine, Reggie

BROTHERS UNLIMITED

TOP ROW: Mike Cobk, Charles Soney, Vincent Copeland, William Miller, Moses Sykes

BOTTOM ROW: Mike Heard, Lester Rosebore, Carl Williams, Bara Baker, James Fudge, Ted Marby

129

THE KITTENS OF
KAPPA ALPHA PSI

1. Arlee Rawles

2. Brenda Davenport

3. Leslie Rowan

4. Debra Jones

5. Ellen Williams

6. Patricia Craig

7. Grace Renfrow

8. Robin Lowe

9. Gisele Irving

10. Mozell Jones

11. Margaret Tisdale

12. Frances Coverson

13. Gloria Judkins

130

THE ANGELS OF
ALPHA PHI ALPHA

1 . Vanessa Wynn

2. Linda Campbell

3. Hope Boyd

4. Marilyn Washington

5. Aletha Woods

6. Eva White

7. Sharian Shannon

8. Debra Edwards

9. Linda AUen
10. Nancy Gilliam

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Alpha Chi

National Honor
Society

1 . Jeanette Winstead

2. Lorenzo Hainsworth

3 . Marilyn Johnson

4. Issac Ruff in

Alpha Kappa Mu

Alpha Omicron
Chapter

1 . Lorenzo Hainsworth

2. Jeanette Winstead

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Beta Kappa Chi
Science Honor Society

1. Yemi Tominiyi

2. Doris B. Kwasikpui, Sponsor

3. Sharon Robinson

4. Linda Campbell

5. Candyce Newsome, Trea.

6. Gloria Spencer

7. Lola Sykes, Sec.

8. Lawrence Gould
Not Shown: Rick Parker

Pres.

Alpha Epsilon Rho
Broadcasting Honor
Society

1. Henry Lee

2. Octavia Russell

3. EUa WiUiams

4. Joyce Powell

5. T . McLean

6. Jeanie Burnie

7. Mr. Loeb, Advisor

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THE DYNAMIC SHAW PLAYERS
AND COMPANY

Superiors of Collegiate Theatre and
Entertainment _.^,«__

The Company

The Shaw Players and Company Ls a co -cur-
ricula organization and offers one unit of credit
per semester for active participants. Member-
ship is open to all students. Active participation
is a requirement for all Drama majors. The
Company holds membership in The Southeastern
Theatre Conference and the National Association
of Dramatic and Speech Arts.

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16.

Samuel Taybome
Robin Perkins
Diane McKnight
David Kaalund
Beryl Faircloth
Anthony Sauery
Alicia Macon
Norman Carter
Brenda V^illiams
Michael Howell
Cecil Russell
Sherry Gallup
Butch
Blanco

Valerie Stinson
Eugene Coston

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THE CAST OF JOSEPH A. WALKER'S AWARD

WINNING PLAY
THE

RIVER NIGER

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The Cast

1. P.C., Director and Master Mind

2. Phillip Farewell

3. Rochelle Stith

4. Ben Sutton

5. Beryl Faircloth

6. Diane McKnight

7. Toni Hudson

8. Sam Trayborn

9. Valarie Tekosky
10. Michael Howell

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The Department

Dramatic Art

Present

The Shaw Players & Com.

TheAward Winning

Play

THE RIVER NIGEI^

Directed By: P.C. Caple
Cast

A. Mattie Williams-Valarie Tekosky

B. Johrmy Williams -Michael Howell

C. Grandma W. Brown-Beryl Faircloth

D. Jeff Williams-Walt Bennett

E. Ann Vanderguild- Diane McKnight

F. Gail-Toni Hudson

G. Mo-Eugene Coston

H. Dr. Dudley Stanton -Sam Tayborn

I. AL- Glen Horton

J. Skeeter-David Kaalund

K. Chips -Benjamin Sutton

"Shaw drama has vitality
Raleigh Times

"A magnificent performance"
Carolinian

"Once in a great while, there's a
production so great words can't
express what you've seen.

The Shaw Players presentation of
"The River Niger" was that kind. "
The Charlotte Obsrever

The Shaw Players picked up their
audience and carried it in deep
sentimental emotions in their
production of "The River Niger. "
Jet Magazine

137

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THE SHAW PLAYERS AND COMPANY

Presents

HAVE YOU SEEN YOURSELF

By Sababu Cn Geuka

CAST AND CREW

1 . Robin Lewis

2. Kasval Jones

3. Eddie Gilcreast

4. Alice Leonard

5. Brenda Williams

6. Darlene Lowry

7. Curtis Moore

8. Lola Jones

9. Henri Gaskins

10. Angelo (JeUo) Thompson

11. Maggaline Raney

12. Terri Corniggans

13. Donnie Hall

14. Walt Bennett

15. John Vassar

16. Thiu-man London

17. Sababu Norris

18. Johnny Maultsby

19. Alvin Stowe

20. Avery Flint

21. Billy (Cornbread) Griffin

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HAVE YOU SEEN YOURSELF

A New Musical

Written and Directed by Student, Sababu Cn Geuka

Directed by, - Sababu CN Geuka

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R.O.T.C.

Detachment 559

1. J. Hurley

2. James Smith

3. Cornell Wells

4. Mozell Jones

5. Moses Sykes

6. Sandy White

7. Marvin Doe

Sisters
Unlimited

1 . Sheryl Brownlee

2. Shelia Kirk

3. Cynthia Evans

4. Karen Frye

5. Patricia Boyd

6. Franscier Hughes

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Pern Club

1. Claude Foy

2. Arletha Stroud

3. Joseph Johnson

4. Carmen Gantt

5. James Jordon

6. Cynthia Evans

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GLORIA SMITH

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ATTENDANTS

FRESHMEN
CLASS OFFICERS

Class of "79"

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Karen Reaves J
Secretary /Treasure:

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Fresh

men

Adams, Derrick
Adams, Iris
Adkins, Deborah
Alford, Savanda
Alston, Dexter

Alston, John
Anglin, Coren
Baines, Teresa
Banks, Miriam
Barbee, Edward

Barron, Toni
Batts, Gregory
Belfield, Michelle
Bell, Nannie
Blackston, Janice

Blackwell, Deborah
Bray, Lucy
Bright, Charles
Broadus, Monica
Brown, Mamie

Brown, Vernon
Brown, William
Bullock, Carolyn
^^ Burke, William
^<l«-t Byrd, Gerald

Campbell, Kurt
Carlisle, Beotise
Carney, Jimmie
Caviness, Karen
Clayton, Althea

153

Freshmen

Cox, Mable
Craig, Patricia
Daniel, Eddie
Davis, Edgar
Davis, Jessie

Davis, Mary
Dixon, Joseph
Dixon, Sarah
Doe, Dennis
Doe, Marvin

Downey, Barbara
Dupree, Pamela
Evans, Larry
Fairley, Juarlene
Fairwell, Phillip

Flynt, Avery
Gaffney, Deborah
Gamble, Raeford
Gardner, Melvin
Goodard, Patricia

Grant, Carol
Griffin, Billy
Griffin, Peggy
Grooms, Rose
Hailey, Hurley

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Hale, Keith
Hall, Barbara
Henderson, Wanda
Hernandez, Anthony
Heyward, Karen

154

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Hill, Jesse
Hill, Sheila
Hocutt, Alberta
Hocutt, Janice
Hodges, Dianne

Horsey, Charles
Humphries, Jesse
Hunter, Rollins
Hylton, Charlotte
Jackson, Ardis

Jeffries, Kenneth
Jeter, Timothy
Jivens, John
Johnson, Brenda
Johnson, Cynthia

Johnson, Darrel
Johnson, Harold
Johnson, Jerome
Johnson, Joseph
Johnson, Raymond

Jones, Franklin

Jones, Luther

Jones, Mozelle

Jones, Rosa

Jones, Sidney

Jones, Timothy
Jones, Vanessa
Jorden, Larry
Joyner, Gloria
Kea, Gwendolyn

155

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Freshmen

Kelley, Kathy
Klass, Robert
Lane, Calvin
Latimer, Lana
Leach, William

Lee, Harold
Leggett, Tommy
Lloyd, Randolph
London, Wanda
Lucas, Angela

Lyeroy, Maria
Lyons, Kevin
Macon, Alicia
Manns, Annette
Massey, David

McAfee, Clarence
McClamb, Dianne
McCoy, Arlanda
McGirt, Cecil
McKoy, Charlene

McKoy, Gerry
McLaughlin, Carolyn
McNeill, Kenneth
Miles, Kinston
Mojica, Manuel

Moore , Paula
Mosley, Anthony
Newell, Janice
Newsame, Gary
Newson, Hosea

156

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Freshmen

Norwood, Shelia
Oliver, Kathleen
Pair, Brenda
Paysinger, Joselyn
Penn, Geneva

Perkins, Robin
Perryman, Gale
Peterson, Patricia
Pone, Donnetta
Ratciiffe, LePrince

Reaves, Karen
Reese, Phyllis
Richardson, Bernard
J{>i^ Richardson, Geraldine

''■Kz^r^'l Roach, Samuel

Roseboro, Dianne
Tomohiabipi, Samuel
Sands, Irving
Schorr, Douglas
Scott, Beverly

Sharp, Susan
Shelton, Rodney
Simmons, Brenda
Simmons, Ervin
Sledge, Michael

Smith, Booker
Smith, Franchell
Smith, Glendora
Smith, James
Stallworth, Carl

157

Freshmen

Stephens, Melbaume
Stjnson, Valeria
Stroud , Malphus
Si^gs, Barbara
Sutton, Benjamin

Taylor, Georgene
Temple, Anthony
Tennison, Paulette
Thomas, Dennis
Thompson, Angelo

Toler, Michael
Vinson, Frederick
Wade, Stephen
Walker, Eric
Walkes, Judith

Wallington, Don
Warren, Shirley
Washington, Sharon
Watson, Ava
Watson, David

Watts, Charles
White, Sandy
Williams, Fermon
Williams, Lorraine
Williams, Mildred

Williams, Patricia
Williams, Sevine
Works, Lynn
Worley, Jacquelyn
Wright, Barbara

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CLASS OF "78"

Class Officers

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Paulette Kearney
Business Manager

Anthony, Genese

Bennett, Sandra

Branham, Orena

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Arterberry, Carol

Baskerville, Rhonda Battles, Wayne

Bellinger, Sam

Bennett, Walter

Black, Patricia

Blake, Cynthia

Boswell, Linda

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Brantlv. Cynthia

Brookins, Marilyn Brown, Chris

Brown, George

Brownlee, Sheryl

Byrd, Alton

Caldwell, Willard

Chandler, Gregory Chisholm, Lajuan

Clark, Beverly

Clements, M

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Cobb, Franceen

Cost on, Eugene

Courts, Gerald

Cotton, Gregory

Davis

Glenda

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Duncan, Denise
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Dunlap, Thomas

Dunn, Mary

Collier, Paulette

Copp, David

Daniels, Winifred

Davis, D. Kaye

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Dawkins, Bernard

Diggs, Ronald

Dodsen,

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Ellison, Roy

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Roger

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Griffin, Pete Hall, Mike

Hankerson, Betty Hankerson, Charlie Hart, Far

163

Howard, Beatrice

Howard, Dave

Hunter, Frederick

Hutchins, Merrian

Jacobs, Karen

Jenkins, Tom, III

Johnson, Sandra

164

Jones, Henry

Jones, Sandra

Jones, Vernell

Horton, Brenda

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Johnson, Robert

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Latimer, Gena

Leach, Raymond

Lacewell, Darlene

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Leonard, Alice

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Matthews, Angela

Mapp,

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Martinez, Juan

McCombs, Renee

McEaddy, Sheme

McKee, James

McKnight, Marshall

165

McKoy, Donald

McKoy, Vickie

Minor, Cecil

Pennycooke, Laveme

166

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Morring, Percy

Percell, Milton

Perry, Harvey

Pettaway, Essie

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Simmons, Betty

Simon, Marilyn

Small, Mozelle

Spears, Pamela

167

Toler, Joseph

Turner, Maxine

Washington, Terrence Watson, Daryl

Webb, Reginald

Westbrook, Sharon

168

Weston, Gerald

Wheeler, Issac

Williams, Brenda

Williams, Lennoya

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Linda Campbell
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Addison, Frances

Askew, Donna

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Brown, Roy

Burrell, Calvin

Coleman, Willie

Juniors

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Conaway, LeCounte

Atkinson, Laveme

Boyd, Hope

Creecy, Elizabeth

Ballinger, Phyllis

Brown, Geneva

Campbell,

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Crutchfield, Lorenzo

Garner, Charmyles

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Garner, Catherine

Gantt, Carmen

Gary, Sundra

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Guillory, Janice

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Holmes, Minnie

Howell, Michael

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Hudson, Toni

Hughes, Fronscier

Humphrey, Dianah

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Lewis, Ovetta

Lowe, Robin

Mallam, Ugbo

Manning, Ava

Mapson, Priscilla

Juniors

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Morgan, William

Juniors

McFadden, Stephen

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Newsome, Candyce

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PeriienSj Marian

Peterson, Elizabeth

Poe, James

Price, Matthew

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Ramsey, Deloris

Reid, Regina

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Robinson, Sharon

Ricks, Jacque

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Royal, Daniel

Royal, Erroll

Juniors

177

Sage-El, Kevin

Simmons, Luther

Summers, Leroy

Vassar, John

Juniors

178

Scott, Glenn

Scott, Rosetta

Spencer, Gloria

Stewart, Willa

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Sykes, Lola

Tejan-Cole, Abmed

Walker, Victoria

Walker, Violet

Shannon, Sharian

Strawberry, Phyllis

Turner, Phyllis

Watson, Belinda

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Wells, Cornell

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White, Sandra

Wilder, Anita

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Woodruff, Barbara

Thomas, Prince

Brisco, Abena

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Thomas]. Ban
Urban Planning
Columbia, S.C.

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Public Administration

Gary, Ind.

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Behavioral Scienct
Snow Hill, N.C.

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Saint Peter, Fla.

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Business Administration
Bartow, Fla.

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i3cha\ioraI Scien
Detroit, MiclJ

ArniBa Graves
Jioliavidcal Science
Vaiiceyville, N.C.

lorenzo M. Hahisv.orili
Music IMucatioii
I'onlisiiiouth, \a.

Hoallh aiiti I'liysical tjticalion
Kichnioiid, V'a.

Seward b. llanulloi
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Wcidoii, N.C.

Ucliiiar k.. Harris
I hstory ^Covcrniiu-nt
Cl.arl4f||||Ue, \ .,.

Francis J. Harris
Etiucation
Nonvalk, Conn.

Sylvester Harris
Preliminary Medicine
Chicago, ILL

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Joseph HiUiard f
Health and Physical Eda^
Wilson, N.C. . ''

Joseph Jacitson
Urban Planning
S. G. A. President
Chicago, HI.

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Woodridge, N.V.

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Shallotte, N.C.

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Lester D. Rosebure
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: *• East Orange, N.J.

Joseph RdlTndtree, Jr.

City PUnning/Architeolure
WUson, N.C.

O. Rozier

Eastman, Ga.

Issue H. Ruffin, Jr.
Music Education
Newport News, Va.

rlstine Sanfps_

Mattie J. Samuels
Accounting
Nexmith, S.C.

Bertram A. Shocl<ley
Business Management G
Economic s
Newark, N.J.

Norman VV. Thomson
Religion
Fairmont, N.C.

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Music Education
Richmond, Va.

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Angela L. James
biology
Kinston, N.C.

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Wilmington, N.C. \

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DIVINITY SCHOOL

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DIVINITY SCHOOL

Divinity School

Rhodford L. Anderson
Winston-Salem, N. C.
Bachelor of Theology

Richard L. Battle
Roanoke Rapids, N. C.
Bachelor of Theology

Aoffond Carmichael
Raleigh, N. C.
Bachelor of Theology

Lawrence Edwards
Jackson, N. C.
Bowie State College, B. A.
Bachelor of Theology

Annie L. Ford
Winston, Salem, N. C,
Bachelor of Theology

William P. Ford
Fairmont, N. C.
Morris College, A.B.
Master of Divinity

John D. Fuller
Fayetteville, N, C.
Fayetteville State Univ.
Master of Divinity

em an Cause
Charlotte, N. C.
A G T State Univ. , B. S.
Doctor of Divinity

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Divinity School

John W. Corharn
Wagram, N. C.
ACT State Univ., B. S.
Master of Divinity

Clarence Gray
Greenville, N. C.
Shaw Univereity, A.B.
Master of Divinity

Arizona Hartfield
Bolivia, N. C.
A&T State Univ. , B. S.
Master of Divinity

Kenneth Hammond
Greenville, N. C.
East Carolina Univ, A.B.
Master of Divinity

Aloysius High
Zebulon, N. C.
Bachelor of Theology

Samuel Hodges
Winston Salem, N. C.
Bachelor of Theology

John B. Moore
Weldon, N. C.
Shaw University, A.B.
Master of Divituty

Robert L. .Milhousc
L.turinbiirg. N. C.
Bachelor Of Theol--

Divinity School

Willard E. Stephens, Jr.
Durham, N. C.

North Carolina Central Univ. , B. S.
Master of Divinity

Bobby S. Stewart
Winston, Salem, N.C.
AGT State Univ., B. S. , M.S.
Doctor of Divinity

Ronald Swain
Raleigh, N. C.
Duguesne University, A.
Doctor of Divinity

Franklin E. Tootle
Morehead City, N. C.
Shaw University, A.B.
Master of Divinity

Thomas L. Walker
Rocky Mount, N. C.
Bachelor of Theology

J.B. Wilder
Raleigh, N. C.
Shaw University, B. S.
Master of Divinity

Carolyn Hillsman
Richmond, Va.
Virginia State College, B. A.
Master of Divinity

Alberta Reid

Greensboro, N. C.

Johnson C. Smith Univ., A.B.

Howard Univ. , M. Rel.

Doctor of Divinity

The One Hundred and Tenth

CONVOCATION FOR CONFERRING OF

DEGREES
CLASS OF 1975

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The One Hundredeth and Tenth Convoca-
tion for the Conferring of Degrees was held
May 11th, 1975 in the Memorial Auditorium.
The class marked the largest in the history
of the university. There were approximitely
430 graduates. The Convocation Orator was
Dr. James B. Holderman, Vice President for
Education of the Lilly Endowment, Inc. The
Music was provided by the University Band
(Which received a standing ovation) and the
University Chorale Society.

MOVING ON

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Joseph W. Jackson
Urban Planning
Chicago, Illinois
Senior

WHO'S WHO

"Towards New Horizons"

K.A.

Francis D. Addison

Business Management G Economics

St. George, S.C.

Junior

Issac H. Ruff in, Jr.
Music Education
Newport News, Virginia
Senior

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Gail Y. Jarrett
E ngli sh/ Jouinali sm
Chicago, Illinois
Senior

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Jeanette P. Winstead
Elementary Education
Roxboro, N.C.
Senior

Candyce E. Newsome
Biology
Ahoskie, N.C.
Junior

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WHO'S WHO

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Business Management G Economics

Portsmouth, Virginia

Junior

Leonard A. Giles
Music Education
Portsmouth, Virginia
Junior

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Lillie A . Feggins
Behavioral Science
South HiU, Virginia
Senior

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Christine Sampson
Accounting
Mobil, Alabama
Senior

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Edith A . Bowdcn

Early Childhood Education

Portsmouth, Virginia

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Marilyn L. Johnson
Elementary Education
Hollister, N.C.
Senior

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Bertram A. Shockley '
Associate Editor

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Class Editor

Harvey O. Perry, Jr.
Office Manager

Frances D. Addison
Secretary

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Yearbook Staff Assistants

Gwen Thompson
Class Assistant

Octavia Russel]
Asst. Secretary

Gerald Weston
General Assistant

John Jivens

Asst. Photographer

J. D. Hinton
Senior Photographer

1976 Bear Staff

Debra Edwards
Editor-in-Chief

Michael W. Hall
Executive Editor

Bertram A. Shockley
Associate Editor

Maxine Turner
Organization Editor

Mel O. Davis
Faculty/ Staff Editor

Barbara Wright
Class Editor

Harvey O. Perry
Office Manager

Francis Addison
Staff Secretary

Gerald Weston
General Assistant

Octavia Russell
Assistant Secretary

Gwen Thompson
Class Assistant

John Jivens

Assistant Photographer

Bill Burke

Assistant Photographer

Richard Parker
Class Assistant

Mamie Everett
Assistant Secretary

Eva White
Typist

Tyrone Jordan
Staff Assistant

Lecount Conaway
Staff Assistant

Cecil Russell
Clerk

Raleigh, North Casouna 27602

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Yearbook Office

MESSAGE FROM THE EDITOR

Being Editor of this yearbook has definitely been a challenge. Leadership,
the most challenging part, has opened my eyes a little wider. I have had
my hard times but have pulled through them with a little confidence from
here and there.

Without followers, there is no leader. I can greatly say that the 1975-1976
staff has done an outstanding job in the construction of this book.

I would like to grant special recognition to my Executive -Editor, Michael
Hall and Associate -Editor, Bertram Shockley, for they have put a lot of
hard work and effort into this book. They both have exhibited their ca-
pabilities of being a leader with their many talents and ideas.

Last but not least, I would like to thank our advisors, Mrs. Doris Anderson
and Ms. Geraldine Turner for their guidance in creating this great annual.

United for Shaw,

Debra Edwards
Editor-in-Chief
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Editor — Ebony

LEROY HUTSON

Shaw's Own — A Touch of Class

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STEVIE WONDER

Shaw Trustee

K.C. AND THE SUNSHINE
BAND

MANDRILL

OUR SPONSORS

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JOY FRANKLIN^,^

CPI^IGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES
PN YOUR GRADUATION IN THE ^'

UNIVERSITY CLASS OF ''76"

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WITH LOVE,
"FRAN"

MARILYN DENISE MOSS

CONGRATIJLATIONS TO OUR DAUGHTER
WE WANt TO EXPRESS OUR PLEASURES

AT YOt!lR BECOMING A 1976 SHAW

UNIVERSITY GRAD WE ARE VERyVrOUD

OF YOU, AND WE LOVE YDU.

GOD BLESS YOU ALWAYS
^R. & MRS. ERNEST FREEMAI^I,

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VERLETJ|, CONGRATULATIONS
WORDS tANNOT EXPRESS THE
APPINESS IN MY HEART FOR YOUR
SUCCESS WE LOVE YOU,

EMMA GREEN

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AND THE FAMILY

HAZEL FLOYD

HAZEL, WE ARE PROUD

OF YOU ON YOUR

GRADUATION AND

WISH YOU THE BEST

OF LUCK AND
HAPPINESS ALWAYS,

WITH LOVE,

MR. & MRS. EDWARD

FLOYD

WILLIAM DICKENS

CONGRATULATIONS TO

OUR SON, WILLIAM, FOR

BECOMING A SHAW

UNIVERSITY GRAD.

WE LOVE YOU,

MR. & MRS. JOSEPH

DICKENS

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KAREN A. GARNER

WE WANT TO EXPRESS
OUR PLEASURE AT YOUR

BECOMING A SHAW

UNIVERSITY GRADUATE

BEST WISHES AND

SUCCESS IN YOUR FUTURE

WITH LOVE, '

MR. & MRS. FULM0R£

GARNER y ^ ^

CONGRATULATIONS

TO OUR SON

JOSEPH JACKSON,

CLASS OF 1976

YOUR PARENTS,

MR. & MRS. C. JACKSON

THOMAS BARR

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"'^RULY PROUD

OF YOU.

WITH LOVE,

YOUR MOTHER,

MRS. SYLVIA M. BARR

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JOE JOHNSON

LUCK AND SUCCESS

IN YOUR

EVERY ENDEAVOR

COMPLIMENTS FROM

YOUR MOTHER,

MRS. SUSAN A. DAVIS

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RUBY L. HARE

RUBY I AM PROUD

OF YOU.

LOVE,

YOUR SISTER,

ROSEMARY BUTLER

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LILLIE ANNE FEGGINS

LILLIE ANNE, WE ARE
PROUD OF YOU.

if LOVE,
YOUR PARENTS,
MR. & MRS. GEORGE
FEGGINS

(BERTRAM SHOCKLEY

^ CONGRATULATIONS
TO OUR SON
BERTRAM, GIG
CLASS OF 1976

YOUR PARENTS

MR. & MRS. LEROY
SHOCKLEY

RALPH M. BEST

WE ARE PROUD TO

HAVE OUR SON

RALPH GRADUATE

IN THE SHAW UNIV.

CLASS OF 1976

WITH LOVE,

YOUR PARENTS,

MR. & MRS. LEE BRADLEY

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VICTOR L. SMITH

CONGRATULATIONS TO
OUR SON, VICTOR, CLASS

OF "76 ". MAY SUCCESS
AND HAPPINESS BE YOURS

FOREVER. WE LOVE YOU

AND WE ARE VERY PROUD

OF YOU.

LOVE,

MR. & MRS. CHARLES

SMITH, SR.

DEBRA EDWARDS

BERTRAM SHOCKLEY

PHIL LUCAS

CONGRATULATIONS ON

BECOMING ALUMNI

OF OUR BEAUTIFUL

UNIVERSITY. GOD BLESS

EACH OF YOU.

YOUR FRIENDS

THE BEAR STAFF

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V.I.P. FORMAL WEAR

FRED MILLER

MANAGER

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF "76"

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RALEIGH, N.C.

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CONGRATULATIONS AND

BEST WISHES TO

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WE WISH YOU MUCH SUCCESS AND

HAPPINESS.

STUDENT PUBLICATION OFFICE

THE BEAR STAFF, THE SHAW JOURNAL STAFF

THE FRIENDLY PLACES TO DEVOTE TIME

STUDENT UNION, 2nd FLOOR, SUITE B

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In Memory of

Harold Eugene Haywood

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June 28, 1975
Recall

My mind is yonder, to the years
geared to come

Knowing not where, or when, but why
my soul will rest.

My eyes viewed the paintings of the
years I've suffered and funned.

Of all human aspects, love, easiest, to spell
but complex, being me, my incompetent foe.

My thoughts . . . ad-infinitum, confusion, and all
living organisms clustered to equal me.

Come headache, then science, the antidote.

A pause, then assuring a repeat my being
Has endeavored life, like those who've

Tried; My essence has shone like
Those who succeeded and died

As the carpenter waits to size
The grave digger plays poker

But thank God, for the awakening of my people.
My life has just begun.

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THE ALMA MATER

Hail, Dear Old Shaw U
Thy sons revere thy name,
Long shall thy works be proud
Undimmed thy fame.
Time shall thy praises sing.
Glory repay thy tears.
And loud thy praises ring
Through all the years.

Noble thy hallw ays,
[(^ble thy grassy Bl

ifsf^rbler the hearts of me n j

'Where thou doest reign .HI
j^^|ve who thy name
Stofcit hearts that shall not fail,
All rise and loud proclaim
iffiia Mater, HaiU ^^

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The Smile on Your Face

Shaw Is the People and the Place

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

MR. & MRS. J. D. HINTON
SUPPORT & PHOTOGRAPHY

MRS. JOAN MILLER
STUDENT ACTIVITIES OFFICE

MRS. ARRIE PERRY
SOUTHERN BELL

MRS. DORIS ANDERSON

ADVISOR

SPECIAL THANKS

MRS. GERALDINE TURNER
SPECIAL THANKS
ADVISOR

MRS. WILLIE HIGH
SPECIAL THANKS

MR. WILLIE JONES
SPECIAL THANKS

GARY DYER
CONSULTANT

TERRY MAULTSBY
REPRESENTATIVE

OFFICE OF UNIVERSITY RELATIONS
PUBLICITY

SHAW JOURNAL STAFF

GAIL JARRETT
SPECIAL THANKS

J. B. LANA, JACKIE
S.G.A. OFFICE

C. WARREN MASSENBURG

MRS. P. HAYWOOD
UNIVERSITY POST OFFICE

MRS. BARBARA MANN
ALUMNI AFFAIRS

RALEIGH SAVINGS AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION

MRS. VIVIAN GALBREATH

MRS. GEORGIA MATTHEWS
SECRETARIAL SERVICES

MS. HETTIE LITTLE
PRESIDENTS OFFICE

MRS. ANITA WILLIAMS

THE STAFF WOULD LIKE
TO EXPRESS THANKS TO
ALL WHO HAVE WORKED
AND HELPED US IN
THE CREATION OF THE
1976 BEAR.

WE HOPE YOU ENJOY
THE 1976 BEAR AS
MUCH AS WE ENJOY-
ED CREATING THE
BEAR FOR YOU.

THE STAFF REGRETS THAT
WE COULD NOT COVER ALL
PERSONS ATTENDING THE
UNIVERSITY AND WE ALSO
REGRET THAT IT WAS
NOT POSSIBLE TO COVER
ALL UNIVERSITY FUNCTIONS.

THE OFFICE OF STUDENT
PUBLICATIONS IS ALWAYS
OPEN FOR VOLUNTEERS,
SUGGESTIONS AND IDEAS

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