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^  The  Eagle 


North  Carolina  Central  University 


TITLE    1 


Opening 


A  Chronicle  of  the  Year 


(Jpening                4 

Faculty                  32 

Underclassmen     48 

Sports                  102 

Queens                112 

Organizations      1 22 

Diversions           1 80 

Seniors                208 

OPENING  3 


^  THE  COMMUNITY 
S  AND  THE  UNIVERSITY 


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armonies 
sounds  echoed 
throughout  Ole' 
NCC  as  students, 
faculty,  staff,  and 
administrators 
embraced  in  the 
pursuit  of  acade- 
mic excellence. 


This  excellence 
transcended 
scholarship,  cul- 
ture, identity, 
diversity,  and  ser- 
vice throughout 
the  City  of  Medi- 
cine, Durham, 
NC. 


4    OPENING 


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OPENING  5 


LIFESTYLES 


A 


synthesis 
of  new  ideas 
spring  from  the 
interactions  of 
great  minds. 
Man  is  always 
cognitive  of  his 
environment; 
therefore  one 
should  be 
mindful  not  to 
judge  a  book  by 
its  cover.  Times 
are  forever 
changing;  cre- 
ating a  celebra- 
tion for  the  art 
of  existance. 


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DIVERSIONS 


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read;  the  mind 
can  be  made 
beautiful  by  the 
painter,  the 
dancer,  the 
writer,  and  the 
actor. 


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OPENING    13 


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ENVIRONMENT     arenoyellow 

but,  the  red 
bricks  will 
take  you  any- 
where you 
want  to  go 


OPENING    15 


ON 


ORGANIZATIONS 


rotherhood, 
^^-  sisterhood  ...  a 
time  for  the 
creation  of  ties 
that  will  bind 
for  a  lifetime 
By  learning, 
one  knows;  by 
doing,  one 
lives 


16  OPENING 


18    OPENING 


OPENING    19 


ON 


S  CLASSES 


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ithin  the  or  gender  ... 
wells  of  our  but,  the  song 
souls  lie  our  in  our  hearts, 
true  natures  ...  a  song  of 
not  the  super-  dreams  and 
ficialiates  of  aspirations, 
skin,  wealth, 


)PENING 


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Yet    another    re- 
warding year  of  North 
Carolina  Central  Uni- 
versity's continued 
excellence  has  emerg- 
ed in  its  everlasting 
motto  of  "truth  and  ser- 
vice." Over  the  course 
of  many  years  in  the 
life  of  our  college,  our 
alma  mater  has  ex- 
celled in  academics, 
sports,  arts  and  enter- 
tainment, leadership 
organizations  and  vari- 
ous   other    talents. 
These  major  areas  are 
responsible  for  the 
enhanced  growth  of 
"Eagle  Essence  with- 
out Excuse."  Together 
with  the  faculty,  staff 
and  the  large  majority — 
the  student  body  con- 
stantly working  togeth- 
er towards  a  common 
goal.  This  goal  is  a 
devotion  to  prosper 
and  broaden  in  acade- 
mics as  well  as  gain  a 
cultural  awareness  of 
the  African  American 
Community.     North 
Carolina  Central  Uni- 

22   OPENING 


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versity  is  in  many  ways 
"a  land  of  new  hopes" 
for  tine  fulfillment  of 
greater    heights    in 
equal    leadership 
among  all  races.  The 
people  of  NCCU  are 
able  to  advance  in 
academics,  appreciate 
the    importance    of 
extra-curricular  activi- 
ties and  experience  an 
enlightenment    of 
African  American  pride 
in  a  diverse  society. 
The  1993-94  Eagle 
Yearbook  Staff  wel- 
comes you  to  North 
Carolina  Central  Uni- 
versity —  a  land  of  the 
soaring  Eagles.  The 
following  yearbook 
has  been  created  with 
careful  preparation  for 
your  pleasure   and 
enjoyment.  We  hope 
that  you  will  see  the 
forthcoming  events 
and  individuals  as  a 
tradition  of  continued 
excellence  of  proud 
Eagles  "upholding  the 
fame  at  NCCU." 


OPENING  23 


Eagle 

The  land  of  the  proud 
Eagles  of  North  Carolina 
Central  University  wel- 
comes every  newcomer 
with  the  opportunity  to  be 
active  in  our  many  areas  of 
higher  achievement.  From 
advanced  academics  to 
prepares  its  students  to 
excel  to  great  levels  of 
success  in  order  to  be 
ready  for  the  challenging 
world  of  opportunity  that 
awaits  each  of  us. 


24   OPENING 


Horizons 

"Dear  Old  NCC" 

The  sloping  hills,  the  verdant  green 
he  lovely  blossoms'  beauteous  sheen 

Surround  our  college  proud  and  gay, 
Where  wave  our  colors  Maroon  and 
Gray. 


II  Vhat  matters  is  how  far  we  roam, 
Dur  thoughts  will  oft  return  to  home. 

l^nd  hearts  will  e'er  be  true  to  thee 
Pur  Alma  Mater  N.C.C. 

3  A/e've  gathered  here  to  fit  our  lives, 
\sfrom  the  darkness,  light  revives. 

So  let  us  hail  both  night  and  day, 

Dur  glorious  colors,  Maroon  and  Grayl 

/Ve'll  ever  love  and  honor  thee, 
or  thou  hast  taught  us  loyalty. 

Then  let  our  watch-word  "service"  be, 
0  Alma  Mater,  NCC. 

/ou  send  us  forth  with  hearts  of  love, 
3o  like  a  blessing  from  above. 

I 

jAnd  from  the  path  we'll  never  stray, 

bur  dear  Alma  Mater,  Maroon  and 

!      Gray. 

I 

We'll  work  and  fight,  we'll  win  our  way. 

When  duty  calls,  we  shall  obey. 

And  may  we  e'er  return  to  thee, 
3ur  Alma  Mater,  NCC. 


OPENING  25 


The  sloping  hills,  the  verdant 
green 

Surround  our  college  proud 
and  gay 

What  matters  it  how  far  we 
roam 

And  hearts  will  e'er  be  true 
to  thee 

We've  gathered  here  to  fit 
our  lives 

So  let  us  hail  both  night  and 
day 

We'll  ever  love  and  honor 
thee 

Then  let  our  watch-word 
"Service"  be 

You  send  us  forth,  with 
hearts  of  love 

And  from  the  path  we'll 
never  stray 

We'll  work  and  fight,  we'll 
win  our  way 

And  may  we  e'er  return  to 
thee, 


2b    DEAR- 


The  lovely  blossoms 
beauteous  sheen 

Where  wave  our  colors, 
Maroon  and  Gray 

Our  thoughts  will  oft  return 
to  home 

Our  Alma  Mater,  NCC. 

(As  from  the  darkness,  light 
revives. 

Our  glorious  colors. 
Maroon  and  Gray. 

iFor  thou  hast  taught  us 
loyalty, 

to  Alma  Mater,  NCC. 

■So  like  a  blessing  from 
above. 

Our  dear  Alma  Mater, 
Maroon  and  Gray. 

iWhen  duty  calls,  we  shall 
obey. 

Our  Alma  Mater,  NCC. 


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JUL        I       U      S 

CHAMBERS 


N       C       C       U 


Mr.  Julius  L.  Chambers 


30   CHANCELLOR 


Dr.  Julius  Chambers  addresses  the  senior  class  at  the  1993  Commencement. 


Dr.  Julius  L.  Chambers,  who  became  Chancellor 
of  North  Carolina  Central  University  January  1, 
1993,  has  been  Director-Counsel  for  the  NAACP 
Legal  Defense  and  Educational  Fund,  Inc.,  head- 
quartered in  New  York  City  since  1984.  He  had  pre- 
viously served  as  president  and  a  member  of  the 
organization's  board. 

A  native  of  Mt.  Gilead  in  Montgomery  County,  N. 
C,  Mr.  Chambers  received  his  Bachelor  of  Arts 
degree,  summa  cum  laude,  from  North  Carolina 
Central  (then  North  Carolina  College  at  Durham)  in 
1958.  He  received  the  Master  of  Arts  degree  in  his- 
tory from  the  University  of  Michigan  in  1959,  the 
Juris  Doctor  degree  (with  high  honors)  from  the  Uni- 
versity of  North  Carolina  School  of  Law  in  1962,  and 
the  LL.  M.  degree  in  law  from  Columbia  University  in 
1964. 

He  assisted  in  the  establishment  of  the  Black 
Lawyers  Association  of  London  (originally  Black 
Rights  United  Kingdom)  and  the  Black  Lawyers 
Association  in  South  Africa. 

Mr.  Chambers  has  taught  constitutional  law  and 
civil  rights  law  at  the  law  schools  of  the  University  of 
Virginia,  Harvard  University,  the  University  of  Penn- 
sylvania, Columbia  University,  and  the  University  of 
Michigan. 

He  is  married  to  the  former  Vivian  Giles  of  Kan- 
napolis,  N.  C.  They  are  the  parents  of  Derrick  LeV- 
onne  and  Judy  Levern  Chambers. 


CHANCEL  I  OR  31 


ON 
ON 


THE  FACULTY 


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o  gain  for  themselves,  and  for  others, 
a  synthesis  of  knowledge  past  to  move  to 
a  further  and  higher  plateau  of  intellectual 
achievement. 


FACULTY  DIVIDER   33 


Dr.  Terry,  Mrs.  Davis,  and  Ms.  Peele  enjoy  a  moment  with  a  student 


Dr.  Terry  always  find  the  lime  to  help  the  people  at 
North  Carolina  Central  University. 


Dr  Terry  is  the  new  Vice  Chancellor  of  Student  Affairs 


34   FACULTY  AND  STAFF 


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The  104-acre  campus  of  North  Carolina  Central  Uni- 
versity its  5,  500  students,  and  its  comprehensive  under- 
graduate and  graduate  curricula  are  significant  assets  to 

the  state  of  North  Carolina  ,  ou     ^    h  M^rth 

Founded  in  1910  by  James  Edward  Shepherd,  North 
Carolina  Central  University  became  in  1925  the  nations 
first  state-supported  liberal  arts  college  for  African-Amer- 
icans Today  the  Durham  campus  is  a  constituent  institu- 
tion of  the  16-campus  University  of  North  Carolina. 


FACULTY  AND  STAFF  35 


1— 


36   FACULTY  AND  STAFF 


BRYANT 


Mickey  Bur  mm 

Provost 

Vice  Chancellor  of  Academic  Affairs 

Sheilati  Anderson 
Secretary  of  Student  Affairs 

B-  Burton  Balfour 
Associate  Professor 
Sctiool  of  Business 


Umesti  C  Banerjee 
Associate  Professor 
Biology 

Lou  S  Barnes 
Program  Director 
Student  Union 

Edna  Becton 

Secretary 

Comptroller 


Sarafi  Bell-Lucas 
Coordinator 
Academic  Advising 

Earl  Bobo 
Adjunct  Instructor 
English 

Roger  Bryant 

Associate  Vice  Chancellor 

Student  Affairs 


FACULTY  AND  STAFF  37 


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BUNCH 


Janel  Bunch 
Staff 


Xavier  Cason 

Lecturer 

Head  Band  Director 


NCCU  offers  the  Bacfie- 
lor's  degree  through  its 
College  of  Arts  and  Sci- 
ences, School  of  Business, 
and  School  of  Education, 
laster's  degrees  are 
offered  through  those  three 


schools  and  the  School  of 
Library  and  Infornnation 
Sciences.  The  School  of 
Law  offers  the  Juris  Doctor 
degree  through  separate 
day  and  evening  programs. 


Kennetti  Chambers 

Assistant  Professor 

English 

Youngil  Cho 

Associate  Dean 

Lead  Professor 

School  of  Business 

Vernon  Clark 

Associate  Professor 

Biology 


Evelyn  Deck 
Assistant  Dean 
Student  Affairs 

Joseph  Dempsey 
Associate  Director 
Counseling  Center 

Gordon  Diem 
Visiting  Instructor 
Political  Science 


38   FACULTY  AND  STAFF 


\smm 


HARRIS 


Eugene  Eaves 
Acting  Dean 
University  College 


NCCU  has  the  second- 
highest  enrollment  of  black 
students  among  the  state's 
senior  public  and  private 
colleges.  NCCU  also 
enrolls  more  white  stu- 
dents than  North  Carolina's 


Lees  McRae,  Salem, 
Mount  Olive,  North  Caroli- 
na Wesleyan,  St.  Andrews, 
Warren  Wilson  and  Mon- 
treat-Anderson  Colleges, 
all  predominantly  white. 


Sundar  Fleming 

Dean 

School  ol  Business 


Barbara  Fulks 
Drama  Department 


Karen  Freeman 
Staff 


John  Gant 
Staff 


Salih  Hakeem 
Adjunct  Asst  Professor 
School  of  Business 

Janice  Harper 
Assistant  Professor 
Education 

Jasper  Harris 
Assistant  Professor 
Geography 


FACULTY  AND  STAFF  39 


JEFFERSON 


Climmon  Jefferson 
Assistant  Professor 
Scttool  of  Business 


Beverly  Jones 

Professor 

l-listory  S  Social  Science 


Paul  Jones 
Staff 

Betty  Kelly 
Record  Clerk 
Food  Service 

Lafayette  Lipscomb 

Associate  Vice  Ctiancetlor 

Academic  Affairs 


fi/lozell  Long 

Lecturer 

Band  Assistant 

Glen  Martin 

Associate  Vice  Ctiancellor 

Professor 

Counseling  Center 

Education 

Dietricfi  f^ornson 
Area  Coordinator  for  Chidley  IHalt 


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NCCU's  College  of  Arts  and  Sci- 
ences incorporates  22  academic 
departments  as  well  as  programs 
in  criminal  justice  and  public 
administration.  The  Schiool  of 
Business  offers  undergraduate 


program  tracks  in  accounting, 
business  administration,  bank- 
ing and  finance,  computer  infor- 
mation systems,  economics, 
management,  and  marketing, 
as  well  as  tfie  M.  B.  A.  degree. 


40   FACULTY  AND  STAFF 


TURNER 


jtudents  preparing  to  teach 
n  secondary  schools  are 
nrolled  in  subject  area  disci- 
)lines  in  the  College  of  Arts 
ind  Sciences.  Elementary 
ducation  majors  are  enrolled 


in  the  School  of  Education  as 
undergraduates.  At  the  grad- 
uate level,  the  School  of  Edu- 
cation accounts  for  a  quarter 
of  the  university's  graduate 
credit  hours. 


'S      Emily  Price 

Nurse  Supervisor 
Infirmary 


George  Ouietl 
Assistant  Professor 
Pliysical  Education 


James  Scliooler 

Professor 

Chemistry 


Leola  Sfiavi 


Cfiristina  Siewe 


Ellis  Smilti 
Director 
Alumni  Affairs 

Rictiard  Townsend 

Instructor 

f\/latti  S  Computer  Science 

John  Turner 
Associate  Dean 
School  of  Business 


FACULTY  AND  STAFF  41 


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WALL 


Thurman  Prescott 


Student  Union 


George  Walls 
Special  Assistant  to  the  Chancellor 


Mattie  Watson 
Housekeeper 
Student  Union 

Kaye  Webb 
University  Attorney 

Geraldine  West 
System  Manager 
Data  Processing 


The  School  of  Library  and 
Information  Sciences  offers 
both  the  Master  of  Library 
Science  and  the  master  of 
Information  Science  degrees. 


In  cooperation  with  the 
Department  of  English,  a  pre- 
professional  program  in 
library  science  is  offered  tc| 
undergraduates. 


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42  FACULTY  AND  STAFF 


Charles  Williams 

Instructor 

'iletic  Department 

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Brenda  Womble 

Instructor 

English 

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FACULTY  AND  STAFF  47 


UNDERCLASSMEN 


A 


mere  glance  at  the  faces  and 
dreams  of  humanity  that  evoke 
the  ironic  realization  that,  perhaps,  the 
only  trait  shared  amongst  ourselves  is 
an  inherent  diversity  from  each  other. 


UNDERCLASSMEN   49 


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ABDULLAH 


Hiram  Abdullah,  Fr. 

New  Bern.  NC 

Melissa  Acevedo.  Fr. 

Amityville.  NC 

Shameika  Adams,  Fr. 

Jacksonville,  NC 

Gwen  Allen,  Fr. 

Timberlake,  NC 


Janita  Allen,  So. 

Oxford,  NC 

Sharif  Allen,  Fr. 

Ashevllle,  NC 

Tera  Allen,  Fr. 

Upper  Marlboro,  MD 

Donna  Alston,  So. 

Whilakers,  NC 


Maretta  Alston,  Fr. 

Siler  City,  NC 

Wiatheda  Alston,  Fr. 

Durham,  NC 

Joy-Noel  Anderson,  Jr. 

Durham,  NC 

Tommy  Anderson,  So. 

Fort  Bragg,  NC 


Terry  Andrews,  So. 

Riegelwood,  NC 

Shamina  Arrington,  Fr. 

Rocky  Mount,  NC 

Anil  Artis,  So. 

Washington,  DC 

Johnette  Atkinson,  Fr. 

Fayetteville,  NC 


50  UNDERCLASSMEN 


3ATTLE 


Pamela  Ayers,  So. 
Durham.  NC 
Pamela  Ayscue,  Fr. 
Kittrell.  NC 
Tamala  Ayscue,  Fr. 
Kittrell.  NC 
Michael  Bailey,  Jr. 
Fayetteville.  NC 


Vicky  Bailey,  Fr. 
Coretta  Baldwin,  Fr. 
Carrboro.  NC 
Leontyne  Baldwin,  Fr. 
Oxon  Hill.  MD 
Sadlqa  Banks,  Fr. 
Bronx.  NY 


Chavela  Barnett,  So. 
Gastonia.  NC 
Rose  Barney,  Fr. 
Greenesboro.  NC 
Latissua  Barnhardt,  So. 
Kannapolls.  NC 
Beverly  Barr,  Jr. 
Winston-Salem.  NC 


Matthew  Barton,  Fr. 
Durham.  NC 
Amanda  Basnight,  Jr. 
Kelford.  NC 
Tonya  Bass,  Fr. 
Durham.  NC 
Latonya  Battle,  Fr. 
Rocky  Mount.  NC 


UNDERCLASSifEN  51 


n 


BATTLE 


Laurie  Battle,  Jr, 

Wison.  NC 

Raymond  Battle,  Fr. 

Whitakers.  NC 

Jayme  Bell,  Fr. 

Stokes.  NC 

Latonya  Bellamy,  Soph. 

Ash,  NC 


Krisha  Bennett,  Fr. 
Rocky  Mount,  NC 


Mira  Bethune,  Fr. 
Wilmington,  NC 


Kimberly  Beverly,  Fr, 

Woodbndge.  CT 

Nathaniel  Bishop,  Soph. 

Hyattsville.  NC 

Nicole  Bivens,  Fr. 

Gastonia.  NC 

Courtney  Blake,  Fr. 

Durham,  NC 


52   UNDERCLASSMEN 


OSTON 


Melony  Blount,  Jr. 
Durham.  NC 
Lakebra  Blue,  So. 
Jacksonville.  NC 
Porcha  Blue,  Fr. 
Smithfield.  NC 
Katina  Bobbitt,  So. 
Nashville.  NC 


Shaneetra  Bobbitt,  Fr. 
Rocky  Mount.  NC 


Kimberly  Booker,  Fr. 
Fuquay-Vahna.  NC 


Brian  Bookman,  Jr. 
Charlotte.  NC 
Stiaron  Boone,  Fr. 
Temple  Hills.  MD 
Simone  Boone,  Jr. 
Enfield.  NC 
Leonard  Boston,  Fr. 
Durham.  NC 


UNDERCLASSMEN  53 


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BOSTON 


Tavia  Boston,  Fr. 

Morehead  City.  NC 

Prestan  Bowdltch,  So. 

Asheville.  NC 

Troy  Boyer,  So. 

Wilmington,  DEL 

Faraha  Brewer,  Jr. 

Cleveland.  OH 


Tonia  Bridges.  Jr. 

High  Point.  NC 

Yalisa  Bridges,  Fr. 

Laurinburg.  NC 

Veronica  Brimmer,  Jr. 

New  Bern.  NC 

Damita  Brooks,  Fr. 

Glen  Allen,  VA 


54    UNDERCLASSMEN 


3ULL0CK 


Michelle  Brooks,  Jr. 
Brooklyn.  NY 
Frances  Brown,  Fr. 
Fountain.  NC 
Tracey  Brown,  Fr. 
Durham.  NC 
Fredrick  Bryant,  So. 
Maysville.  NC 


Christy  Bullock,  Fr. 
Wilson.  NC 
Devonia  Bullock,  Jr. 
Durham.  NC 
Laderrick  Bullock,  So. 
Sharpesburg.  VA 
Yameka  Bullock,  Fr. 
BaWeboro.  NC 


UNDERCLASSMEN  55 


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56   UNDERCLASSMEN 


UNDERCLASSMEN  57 


T3 


BUMGARDNER 


Isaac  Bumgardner,  So. 

Durham.  NC 

Ye-Don  Burgess,  Fr. 

Charlotte.  NC 

Tiffany  Burroughs,  Jr. 

Hallsboro.  NC 

Calandra  Bushnell,  Fr. 

Yanceyville,  NC 


Bonita  Bynum,  Fr. 

Kinston.  NC 

Jeronell  Byrd,  Fr. 

Durham,  NC 

Brian  Cabarrus,  Fr. 

Creswell,  NC 

Marguerite  Campbell,  So. 

Salisbury.  NC 


She 


Carpenter,  So. 

Reslon.  VA 

Tonya  Carr,  So. 

Durham.  NC 

Daneen  Carroll,  Jr. 

Hempstead.  NY 

Fellta  Carroll,  So, 

Rose  Hill,  NC 


Taranthea  Carson,  Fr. 

Arden.  NC 

Lanika  Case,  So. 

Goldsboro.  NC 

Kellice  Chance,  Fr. 

Pleasantville,  NJ 

Angela  Chapman,  Fr, 

Wilmington,  NC 


58   UNDERCLASSMEN 


Kacy  R.  Chapman,  Fr. 
Washington,  DC 
April  Chappelle,  Jr. 
Raleigh.  NC 
Joann  Cheek,  Fr. 
Slier  City.  NC 
Marli  Cherry,  Fr. 
Au lander.  NC 


Sandra  Cherry,  Fr. 
Durham.  NC 
Sonya  Chrichlow.  Fr. 
Durham.  NC 
Kimberly  Clark,  So. 
Wilson,  NC 
Latisha  Clark,  Fr. 
Kannapolis.  NC 


UNDERCLASSMEN  59 


T3 


CLAYTON 


Rollin  Clayton,  Fr. 

Henrico,  NC 

Donna  Codell,  So. 

Auburn  Hills.  Ml 

Tamula  Coffey,  So. 

Matthews.  NC 

Katlna  Cofield,  Fr. 

Windsor.  NC 


Antfiony  Cole,  Fr. 

Durham.  NC 

Maria  Cooper,  Jr. 

Roanoke.  NC 

Marlena  Cooper,  Jr. 

Raleigh.  NC 

Hope  Copeland,  Fr. 

Greenville.  NC 


Myckeldrea  Cox,  Fr. 

Fayetteville.  NC 

Venus  Craig,  Fr. 

Salisbury.  NC 

Larry  Crouder,  Jr. 

Durham.  NC 

Joan  Crutchfield,  Fr. 

Bear  Creek.  NC 


Dawn  Cuffie,  Fr. 

Charlotte.  NC 

Katrina  Cunningham,  So. 

Clinton.  NC 

Kaciea  Curtis,  So. 

Los  Angeles.  CA 

Alesha  Daniels,  Fr. 

Fayetteville.  NC 


60   UNDERCLASSMEN 


DEGREE 


Erika  Daniels,  Fr. 
Durham.  NC 
Omar  Darensburg,  Fr. 
Sanford.  NC 
Arnitra  Dates,  Fr. 
Shelby.  NC 
Affiva  Davles,  Jr. 
Charlotte,  NC 


Andrienne  Davis,  Fr. 
Rocky  Mount.  NC 
Kendra  Davis.  Jr. 
Warrenton.  NC 
Kenyatta  Davis,  Fr. 
Durham,  NC 
Takisha  Davis,  So. 
Charlotte.  NC 


Ben  Dawson,  Fr. 
Greenbelt,  MD 


Martricia  Degree,  Fr. 
Shelby.  NC 


UNDERCLASSMEN   61 


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DELANEY 


Karen  Delaney,  Fr. 
Fayettevllle.  NC 


Fatima  Denham 
Petersburg,  VA 


Demetria  Dent 

Wilmington,  NC 

Corey  Dixon 

Migdalla  Dixon,  Fr. 

Brool<lyn,  NY 

Nicole  Drake,  Fr. 

Charlotte,  NC 


Anjennette  Dunn,  So. 

Raleigh,  NC 

Jerry  Edmond,  Jr. 

Seabond,  NC 

Kevin  Edwards,  Jr. 

Pemberton,  NJ 

Dwight  Eley,  So. 

Rocky  Mount,  NC 


62  UNDERCLASSMEN 


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Tarshia  Elliott,  Fr. 
Baltimore.  MD 
Nicole  Ellis,  Fr. 
Gastonia.  NC 
Kathy  Ennet,  So. 
Hackensack.  NJ 
Lena  Epps,  Jr. 
Durham.  NC 


Aneetra  Evans,  Fr. 
Fairmont,  NC 
Demetrice  Evans,  So. 
Washington,  NC 
Lisa  Evans,  Jr. 
Winston-Salem.  NC 
Yolanda  Falson,  Fr. 
Mount  Olive.  NC 


Rhonda  Farrow,  Fr. 
New  Bern.  NC 
Rhonda  Faulk,  So. 
Carthage,  NC 
Latonia  Faust,  Jr. 
Greenville,  NC 
Chena  Flood,  Fr. 
Rich  Square,  NC 


Lloyd  Flowers,  Fr. 
New  York.  NY 
Amy  Floyd,  So. 
Louisburg.  NC 
Kevin  Flythe,  So. 
Pendleton.  NC 
Tamiko  Foxx,  Fr. 
Charlotte.  NC 


UNDERCLASSMEN  63 


64   UNDERCLASSMEN 


p 


"TT 


FREDLAW 


Lakasha  Fredlaw,  So. 

Wilmington.  NC 

TIesha  Frontis.  Fr. 

Charlotte.  NC 

Kharlow  Galbreath,  Jr. 

Fayetteville.  NC 

Cisco  Gant.  So. 

Charlotte.  NC 


Sekou  Gargonnu,  So. 

Durham.  NC 

Terence  Garland,  Fr. 

Fayetteville.  NC 

Laquawnia  Garrlett,  So. 

Charlotte.  NC 

Jennifer  Gear,  Jr. 

Chapel  Hill.  NC 


MIchele  Geathers,  So. 

Kannapolis,  NC 

Tamara  Gentry,  Fr. 

Durham.  NC 

Jura  Gerald,  Fr. 

St.  Pauls.  NC 

Vonda  Ghee,  So. 

Washington.  NC 


Tara  Gibbs,  So, 

Pamtego.  NC 

Sharon  Gilmore,  So. 

Rural  Hall.  NC 

Viranda  Gilmore,  Fr. 

Hope  Mills.  NC 

Tara  Gist,  Jr. 

Hope  Mills.  NC 


66  UNDERCLASSMEN 


^REEN 


Reginald  Glenn,  Jr. 
Durham,  NC 


Consuela  T.  Godley,  Jr. 
Plymouth.  NC 


Alton  Graham,  Fr. 
Roanoke  Rapids.  NC 
Chanda  Graham,  So. 
Oxon  Hill.  MD 
Felicia  Graham,  Fr. 
Mount  Olive.  NC 
Thomosa  Graham,  Fr. 
Bolton.  NC 


Tina  Graves,  So. 
Burlington,  NC 
Michelle  Gray,  Fr. 
Durham.  NC 
Tonya  Gray,  Fr. 
Kinston.  NC 
Tamara  Green,  So. 
Plainville.  NJ 


UNDERCLASSMEN   67 


GREEN 


Tonyita  Green,  Fr. 

Durham.  NC 
Twanna  Green,  Fr. 

Dividson.  NC 
Catherine  Greene,  Jr. 

Littleton.  NC 
Darian  Greene.  Jr. 

Raleigh.  NC 


Sojourner  Greer,  Jr. 

New  York.  NY 

Kristin  Gregory,  So. 

Winston-Salem,  NC 

Cliandra  Guthrie,  So. 

Winston-Salem.  NC 

Dana  Hammond,  Fr. 

Sutland.  MD 


Kenyon  Hamrick,  Fr. 
Williamston,  NC 


Arnetta  Haney,  Jr. 
High  Point.  NC 


68   UNDERCLASSMEN 


HICKS 


Debbie  Hannah,  Fr. 
Durham.  NC 
Nakia  Harrington,  Fr. 
Durham.  NC 
Alisha  Harris,  So. 
Jackson.  NC 
Gigi  Harris,  Fr. 
Spring  Hope.  NC 


Juanita  Harris,  Jr. 
Dallas.  NC 
Phillita  Harris,  So. 
Oxford.  NC 
Tonita  Harns,  Jr. 
Louisburg.  NC 
Andrea  Harrison,  Fr. 
Salem.  VA 


Seija  Harrison,  Fr. 
Durham,  NC 
Andrea  Hayes,  Fr. 
Elizabeth.  NC 
Melanie  Haywood,  Fr. 
Charlotte.  NC 
Alicia  Hedgepeth,  Fr. 
Hollister.  NC 


Cathy  Henderson,  Fr. 
Charlotte.  NC 
Tonya  Henderson,  Fr. 
Ettrick.  VA 
Karen  Hester,  Fr. 
Durham.  NC 
Sonya  Hicks,  Fr. 
Henderson.  NC 


UNDERCLASSMEN   69 


TT 


HICKS 


Tamara  Hicks.  So. 

Winslon-Salem.  NC 

Diedra  Highsmlth,  Jr. 

Wilmington,  NC 

April  Hill,  So. 

Ash.  NC 

Marvlna  Hill,  Jr. 

Maple  Hill.  NC 


Percy  Hill,  Jr. 

Fairmont.  NC 

Tiffany  Hill,  Fr. 

Stokesdale.  NC 

Keith  Hlllsman,  Jr. 

Durham.  NC 

Thessalenquere  Hinnant,  So 

Kenly.  NC 


Patrick  Holit,  Fr. 

Charlotte.  NC 

Tamara  Hollt,  Fr. 

Charlotte,  NC 

Corwin  Holland,  So. 

Durham.  NC 

Jocelyn  Holland,  Fr. 

Trenton.  NJ 


Etienne  Holllngsworth, 

FrHempstead.  NY 

Veronica  Holman,  Fr. 

Mebane.  NC 

Velma  Hooker,  Fr. 

Jonathan  Horton,  Fr. 

Kinston.  NC 


70   UNDERCLASSMEN 


JAMES 


Venlsha  Hoskins,  Fr. 
Durham.  NC 
Karin  Hudson,  Fr. 
Charlotte.  NC 
Marcus  Hughes.  Fr. 
Durham.  NC 
Robert  Hunt,  Jr. 
Charlotte.  NC 


Chanel  Huntley,  Jr. 
Aberdeen,  NC 
Malika  Husbands,  So. 
Somerset,  NJ 
Anitra  Ingram,  Fr. 
Rockingham.  NC 
Melvin  Ingram,  Fr. 
Rockingham.  NC 


Yolanda  Ingram,  Fr. 
Laurinburg,  NC 
Crystal  Jackson,  Fr. 
Fairmont,  NC 
Gloria  Jackson,  So. 
Raleigh.  NC 
Lakeisha  Jackson,  Jr. 
Wendell,  NC 


Latonya  Jackson,  Fr. 
Dudley.  NC 
Latonya  Jacobs,  Jr. 
Kinston.  NC 
Ida  James,  So. 
Washington.  So. 
Yolanda  James,  So. 
Durham,  NC 


UNDERCLASSMEN   71 


72   UNDERCLASSMEN 


JENKINS 


Jennifer  Jenkins,  So. 
Richmond,  VA 


Natonya  Jenkins,  So. 
Powellsville,  NC 


Arikka  Jeralds,  Fr. 
Fayetteville,  NC 


Annie  Johnson,  Fr. 

Durham.  NC 

Caria  Johnson,  So. 

Raleigh.  NC 

Cassandra  Johnson.  Fr. 

St.  Pauls.  NC 

Claressa  Johnson,  Fr. 

Mitchellville.  MD 


74    UNDERCLASSMEN 


JOHNSON 

... 


Hugh  Johnson,  Fr. 
Asheville,  NC 


Kaleb  Johnson,  So. 
Raleigh.  NC 


Kenndra  Johnson.  So. 
Jamesburg.  NJ 


Khiva  Johnson 
Freshman 
Charlotte.  NC 
Pamela  Johnson 
Freshman 
Irvington,  NC 
Reginald  Johnson 
Freshman 
Greenbelt.  MD 
Taneshia  Johnson 
Freshman 
Greenville.  NC 


UNDERCLASSMEN   75 


JONES 


Cheryl  Jones 

Freshman 

Portsmouth,  VA 

Kelsha  Jones 

Junior 

Whiteville.  NC 

Lakia  Jones 

Freshman 

Warrenton.  NC 

Marcus  Jones 

Freshman 

Durtiam.  NC 


Nathan  Jones 

Freshman 

Fay.  NC 

Nicole  Jones 

Sophomore 

Durham.  NC 

Shandra  Jones 

Freshman 

Kittrell.  NC 

Stephanie  Jones 

Sophomore 

Ktnston.  NC 


Stephanie  Jones 

Freshman 

Durham.  NC 

Teresa  Jones 

Freshman 

Tarboro.  NC 

Tyrone  Jordan 

Sophomore 

Farmville,  NC 

Juanita  Joyner 

Freshman 

Kinston.  NC 


Shalon  Kee 

Junior 

Durham.  NC 

Walillian  Kennedy 

Freshman 

Salisbury.  NC 

Erica  Keyes 

Freshman 

Blounts  Creek,  NC 

Tanisha  Killian 

Freshman 

Hickory.  NC 


76  UNDERCLASSMEN 


£ 


Lloyd 


Toni  King 
Sophomore 
Spring  Lake.  NC 
Nakia  Kittrell 
Freshman 
Enfield.  NC 
Jeffrey  Knotts 
Junior 
Polkton.  NC 
Charnelle  Lassiter 
Freshman 
Winston-Salem.  NC 


Treva  Lawrence 
Sophomore 
Charlotte.  NC 
Constanee  Lee 
Junior 

Elizabethtown.  NC 
Tracie  Lee 
Freshman 
Dudley.  NC 
Joe  Lewis 
Sophomore 
Rocky  Mount,  NC 


Jodella  Lifsey 
Junior 
Stovall.  NC 
Kia  Lighty 
Sophomore 
Philadelphia,  NC 
Nathaniel  Lindsey 
Junior 
Oxford.  NC 
Joy  Lipscomb 
Sophomore 


Aniesha  Lisane 
Sophomore 
Rose  Hill,  NC 
Janeen  Little 
Junior 

Uniondale,  NY 
Jennifer  Little 
Sophomore 
Taylorville,  NC 
Jerwaan  Lloyd 
Sophomore 
New  Bern.  NC 


UNDERCLASSMEN  77 


75 


LONEY 


Nicole  Loney 

Sophomore 

Charlotte.  NC 

Jojuana  Long 

Freshman 

Spring  Lake,  NC 


Sterling  Lyons 

Junior 

Durham.  NC 

Andre  Mack 

Freshman 

Bronx.  NY 


Clayton  Mack 

Freshman 

Fayetteville.  NC 

Tamika  Mack 

Freshman 

Shelby.  NC 

Derrick  Mallory 

Junior 

Durham,  NC 

Jasmine  Malloy 

Freshman 

Montclair.  NJ 


Jamlla  Mannie 

Freshman 

Fairfax,  VA 

Curtis  Manning 

Freshman 

Durham.  NC 

Selena  Manning 

Freshman 

Wilson.  NC 

Jamesha  Marshall 

Freshman 

Zebulon.  NC 


78  UNDERCLASSMEN 


£ 


i/ICKINNIE 


Tiffany  Martin 
Freshman 
I     Fayetteville.  NC 
Aaron  Martin,  Jr. 
Sophomore 
Landover,  MD 


Kendra  Maye 
Junior 
Wake.  NC 
Ursula  McCabe 
Junior 
Raleigh.  NC 


Kenturah  McCali 
Sophomore 
Fayetteville.  NC 
Shelton  McCorkle 
Junior 

Charlotte.  NC 
Tonja  McCormick 
Sophomore 
Fayetteville.  NC 
Crystal  McDonald 
Freshman 
Fayetteville.  NC 


Keisa  McGee 
Sophomore 
Kannapolis.  NC 
Latonya  McGee 
Freshman 
Fayetteville,  NC 
Sordao  McKenzie 
Sophomore 
Rockingham,  NC 
Donna  McKlnnie 
Freshman 
Goldsboro,  NC 


UNDERCLASSMEN   79 


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UNDERCLASSME     81 


MCKISSICK 


Juan  McKissick 

Freshman 

Shelby.  NC 

Tomeca  McLain 

Freshman 

Durham.  NC 

Crystal  McLean 

Freshman 

Erwin,  NC 

Audrey  McMillan 

Junior 

Washington.  NC 


Andrea  McMiiion 

Freshman 

Durham,  NC 

Gregory  McNeill 

Junior 

Raleigh.  NC 

Katrenia  McPhail 

Junior 

Willingboro.  NJ 

Alicia  McPherson 

Freshman 

Dunn.  NC 


Glenn  McQueen 

Freshman 

Henderson.  NC 

Marlene  McTuley 

Junior 

Durham.  NC 

Gina  Meeks 

Sophomore 

Gastonia.  NC 

Mecca  Miles 

Freshman 

Garysburg.  NC 


Kimberly  Miller 

Freshman 

Gretna.  VA 

Meloney  Miller 

Junior 

Kannapolis,  NC 

Monica  Miller 

Sophomore 

Greensboro,  NC 

Parris  Miller 

Freshman 

Rutherforton.  NC 


82  UNDERCLASSMEN 


J£ 


IJEWMAN 


Latonya  Millner 
Freshman 
Martinsville.  VA 
Rachel  Mitchell 
Freshman 
Washington,  DC 
Shellna  Montgomery 
Freshman 
Charlotte.  NC 
Andrea  Moore 
Freshman 
Warsaw,  NC 


Miltonia  Moore 
Freshman 
Williamston,  NC 
Sandra  Moore 
Sophomore 
Winston-Salem,  NC 
Shanetta  Moore 
Freshman 
Raleigh,  NC 
Shawki  Moore 
Sophomore 
Ahoskie,  NC 


Lawrence  Mopkins 
Junior 

Washington,  DC 
Antonio  Moreno 
Freshman 
Lanham,  MD 
Galon  Morgan 
Freshman 
Newport  News.  VA 
Yenie  Moses 
Freshman 
Durham.  NC 


Levelle  Moton 
Sophomore 
Raleigh.  NC 
Saldanha  Murphy 
Freshman 
Durham.  NC 
Anthony  Muturi 
Sophomore 
Durham.  NC 
Glenn  Newman 
Junior 
Durham.  NC 


UNDERCi     SSMEN    "3 


NICHOLS 


Ronnie  Nichols 

Freshman 

Bolton,  NC 

Lorenzo  Nicholson 

Junior 

Richmond.  VA 

Kendra  Norville 

Sophomore 

Greenville.  NC 

Ocner  Ohaechesi 

Freshman 

Raleigh.  NC 


Melania  Page 

Junior 

Stafford.  VA 

Sabrina  Paige 

Junior 

Roanoke  Rapids.  NC 

Joe  Parker 

Junior 

WIngate,  NC 

Carlos  Parks 

Senior 

Goldsboro,  NC 


Natasha  Parrish 

Freshman 

Durham.  NC 

Renee  Parrish 

Junior 

Raleigh.  NC 

Edrick  Payton 

Freshman 

Bladensburg,  MD 

Temetra  Payton 

Freshman 

Enfield.  NC 


Terrence  Payton 

Freshman 

Greenville.  NC 

Alexia  Peebles 

Sophomore 

Garysburg,  NC 

Curtis  Pendergrass 

Durham.  NC 

Randall  Penny 

Junior 

Hillsborough,  NC 


8f    UNDERCLASSMEN 


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PORCHE 


Rhonda  Penny 
Sophomore 
Raleigh,  NC 
Jerome  Perceil 
Freshman 
Raleigh.  NC 
Tammy  Perkins 
Freshman 
Dudley.  NC 
Tousha  Perkins 
Junior 
Gastonia.  NC 


Davin  Perry 
Freshman 
Coney  Island.  NY 
Ernest  Perry 
Freshman 
Elizabeth  City.  NC 
Talmadge  Person 
Junior 
Raleigh.  NC 
Gwen  Peterson 
Freshman 
Garland.  NC 


Angela  Pettis 
Junior 

Charlotte.  NC 
Eugene  Pettis 
Freshman 
Charlotte.  NC 
Richie  Phillips 
Sophomore 
Newton.  NC 
Zeda  Pickett 
Freshman 
Stella.  NC 


Felicia  Pierce 
Freshman 
Whiteville.  NC 
Tonya  Pierce 
Freshman 
Manson,  NC 
Allsa  Poe 
Sophomore 
Winston-Salem.  NC 
Danielle  Porche 
Junior 
Nashville.  NC 


UNDERCLASSMEN  85 


PORTER 


Letltia  Porter 

Sophomore 

Gastonia.  NC 

Donald  Powell 

Freshman 

Kinston.  NC 

Jermal  Powell 

Freshman 

Fairmount.  NC 

Kevin  Powell 

Freshman 

Henrico,  NC 


Michael  Powell 

Freshman 

Hallsboro.  NC 

Naterra  Powell 

Freshman 

Marietta.  NC 


John  Ray 

Junior 

Fayettevllle.  NC 

Tawana  Reddick 

Junior 

Smithfleld,  NC 

llonga  Reid 

Sophomore 

Charlotte.  NC 

Angela  Richardson 

Junior 

New  London.  NC 


86   UNDERCLASSMEN 


£ 


HOSS 


Tarsha  Richardson 
Freshman 
Rocky  Mount,  NC 
Karen  Riddick 
Sophomore 
Wllliamston.  NC 
Latasha  Riddick 
Freshman 
Rocky  Mount,  NC 
Melissa  Rivers 
Freshman 
Kannapolis.  NC 


McDaniel  Roberts 
Junior 

Durham.  NC 
Jossan  Robinson 
Freshman 
Washington,  DC 


Lashona  Robinson 
Freshman 
Garysburg,  NC 
Chansse  Roland 
Freshman 
Brooklyn,  NY 


Sophia  Rolle 
Junior 

Durham.  NC 
Ervin  Rook 
Freshman 
Garysburg.  NC 
Luis  Rosado 
Freshman 
New  York,  NY 
Latonya  Ross 
Freshman 
Raeford,  NC 


UNDERCLASSMEN  87 


ROSS 


Tonita  Ross 

Freshman 

Garysburg,  NC 

TamI  Rouse 

Junior 

Kinston,  NC 

Lena  Rowat 

Junior 

Vancouver,  BC  Canada 

Robert  Rumley 

Freshman 

Atlanta,  GA 


Addle  Sagere 

Sophomore 

Durham.  NC 

Rolllta  Sampson 

Junior 

Durham,  NC 

Latonya  Sanders 

Freshman 

Oxford,  NC 

Shelley  Saunders 

Freshman 

Lanham,  MD 


88   UNDERCLASSMEN 


MITH 


Shahewa  Scott 
Sophomore 
Baltimore,  MD 
Bakari  Searey 
Freshman 
Wheaton.  MD 
Erica  Sessoms 
Sophomore 
Nashville.  NC 
Sultan  Shamsid-Deen 
Sophomore 
Huntersville,  NC 


Judith  Shepard,  II 
Sophomore 
Durham.  NC 
Kisha  Shuford 
Freshman 
Conover.  NC 
Theresa  Simmons 
Freshman 
Enfield.  NC 
Allena  Simpson 
Freshman 
Candor,  NC 


Windy  Simpson 
Freshman 
St.  Pauls.  NC 
Orr  Jay  Sinclair 
Sophomore 
Charlotte,  NC 
Shaun  Slade 
Freshman 
Temple  Hills,  MD 
Keyshia  Small 
Junior 
Henderson,  NC 


Damen  Smalls 
Freshman 
Cheltenham,  MD 
Derrick  Smith 
Sophomore 
Winston-Salem,  NC 
Katoya  Smith 
Junior 

Brooklyn,  NY 
Kymberly  Smith 
Sophomore 
Durham,  NC 


UNDERCLASSMEN   89 


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SMITH 


Marlin  Smith 

Sophomore 

Fayetteville.  NC 

Monica  Smith 

Freshman 

Fort  Washington.  l\/tD 

Quwanya  Smith 

Sophomore 

New  Bern.  NC 

Shawnrica  Smith 

Freshman 

Elizabetlitown,  NC 


Tamika  Smith 

Freshman 

High  Point.  NC 

Terrotrice  Smith 

Freshman 

Scotland  Neck.  NC 

Makia  Spence 

Freshman 

Trenton.  NJ 

Susette  Spivey 

Junior 

Louisburg.  NC 


Sonya  Squires 

Junior 

Durham.  NC 

Steven  Squires 

Junior 

Durham.  NC 

Kenyatta  Stacker 

Freshman 

Spring  Lake.  NC 

Belinda  Staten 

Junior 

New  Bern.  NC 


Latanya  Staton 

Freshman 

Charlotte.  NC 

Tara  Steele 

Freshman 

Charlotte.  NC 

Natasha  Stephens 

Freshman 

Bladenboro.  NC 

Valjeaner  Stephenson 

Sophomore 

Durham,  NC 


92  UNDERCLASSMEN 


/AUGHN 


Scott  Stewart 

Junior 

Waldorf.  MD 

Sheba  Stone 

Freshman 

Gastonia.  NC 

Phillip  Stribling 

Junior 

San  Francisco.  CA 

Mablelean  Tawous 

Sophomore 

Durham.  NC 


Bruce  Thomas 
Chapel  Hill.  NC 
Domica  Thomas 
Freshman 
Atlanta.  GA 
Demetrius  Thompson 
Sophomore 
Duan,  NC 
Nyree  Thorne 
Sophomore 
Hempstead.  NY 


Quintonia  Thorpe 
Junior 

Durham.  NC 
Trista  Thrower 
Freshman 
Ahoskie.  NC 
Chenlta  Thurman 
Freshman 
Hallsboro.  NC 
Tanya  Tlllery 
Scotland  Neck.  NC 


Tosha  Toy 
Freshman 
Augusta.  GA 
Letecia  Turner 
Sophomore 
Garner  NC 
Vesha  Underdue 
Sophomore 
Roanoke  Rapids.  NC 
Omar  Vaughn 
Harrelsville.  NC 


UNDERCLASSMEN  93 


IL 


VINSON 


Deneka  Vinson 

Sophomore 

Ahoskie.  NC 

Shana  Walker 

Freshman 

Wilmington.  NC 

Tasha  Wall 

Sophomore 

Greensboro,  NC 

Melvin  Watkins 

Freshman 

Charlotte.  NC 


Ta-keshia  Watson 

Sophomore 

Kenly.  NC 


Terrance  Watson 

Freshman 

Fairmont.  NC 


Torian  Webson 

Freshman 

Durham.  NC 

Sherika  Whitaker 

Sophomore 

Enfield.  NC 

Erica  White 

Sophomore 

Hillsborough.  NC 

Patena  White 

Freshman 

Charlotte.  NC 


94   UNDERCLASSMEN 


iVILKINS 


Sudie  White 
Freshman 
New  Bern,  NC 
Tahkiya  Whitley 
Freshman 
Middlesex.  NC 
Herbert  Warren 
Sophomore 
Washington,  DC 
Tonya  Wiggins 
Freshman 
Pine  Tops.  NC 


Bndgett  Wiley 
Freshman 
Reidsville.  NC 


Rick  Wiley 
Senior 
Washington.  DC 


Juanita  Wllklns 
Junior 

Greenville,  NC 
Lorenzo  Wllkins 
Junior 

Littleton,  NC 
Alicia  Williams 
Freshman 
Hampton,  VA 
Anitra  Williams 
Freshman 
Henderson.  NC 


UNDERCLASSMEN  95 


iE. 


WILLIAMS 


Chanelle  Williams 

Junior 

Greenville.  NC 

Delltonia  Williams 

Sophomore 

Bunnlevel.  NC 

Elsia  Williams 

Junior 

Wilmington,  NC 

Isaiah  Williams 

Junior 

New  York.  NY 


January  Williams 

Sophomore 

Cleveland.  OH 

John  Williams 

Freshman 

Wilmington.  NC 

Lakelsha  Williams 

Junior 

Willamston.  NC 

Leonard  Williams 

Freshman 

Durham.  NC 


96  UNDERCLASSMEN 


£ 


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Miranda  Williams 
Junior 

Durham.  NC 
Nakia  Williams 
Freshman 
Williamston,  NC 
Pamela  Williams 
Senior 
Durham.  NC 
Schandrlka  Williams 
Freshman 
Durham,  NC 


Sekethia  Williams 
Freshman 
Rocky  Mount,  NC 
Steven  Williams 
Junior 

Durham,  NC 
Tiffany  Williams 
Junior 

Dist.  Heights.  MD 
John  Williams,  III 
Freshman 
Goldsboro,  NC 


UNDERCLASSMEN   97 


WILLIAMSON 


Kristi  Williamson 

Freshman 

Kannapolis.  NC 

Crystal  Wilson 

Freshman 

Petersburg.  VA 

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Ayden.  NC 

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Durham.  NC 

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Silver  Spring,  MD 
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Durham.  NC 
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Dudley.  NC 
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students  returned  to  North  Carolina 
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Laurie  Nicole  Robinson,  a  senior  at  North 
Carolina  Central  University  is  the  daughter 
of  Mrs.  Frances  Privott  Robinson  of  Fort 
Washington,  Maryland  and  Attorney 
James  R.L.  Robinson  of  Washington,  D.C. 

Laurie  is  a  21 -year-old  public  administration  major 
enrolled  in  the  University  Honors  Program  and  has 
received  honors  which  include  being  on  the  Acade- 
mic Dean's  List,  a  Lyndon  B.  Johnson  Congression- 
al Scholar  recipient,  member  of  Alpha  Kappa  Mu 
National  Honors  Society,  and  selection  for  Who's 
Who  Among  American  College  Students.  Laurie,  an 
active  member  on  campus,  reigns  as  Miss  North 
Carolina  Central  University,  serves  on  the  Food  Ser- 
vice Committee,  is  Vice-President  of  House  Council, 
and  a  member  of  the  Alpha  Lambda  Chapter  of 
Delta  Sigma  Theta,  Incorporated. 

Ms.  Robinson  has  intemed  for  the  U.S.  House  of 
Representatives,  Durham  City  Police  Department, 
United  States  Senate,  and  the  Department  of  the 
Army,  Corps  of  Engineers.  In  addition,  she  served  as 
a  campaign  worker  for  Clinton  -  Gore  and  former 
Senator  Terry  Sanford.  She  recently  attended  the 
seventh  National  Conference  on  Undergraduate 
Research  in  Salt  Lake  City,  Utah,  where  she  pre- 
sented a  paper  on  HOW  PRINT  MEDIA  EFFECTS 
THE  OUTCOME  OF  POLITICAL  ELECTIONS  IN 
NORTH  CAROLINA. 

Laune  participated  in  the  National  Black  College 
Alumni  Hall  of  Fame  Pageant  and  won  fourth  runner- 
up.  In  December,  she  won  the  title  of  Miss  Atlantic 
City  Holiday  Classic. 

Eyeing  the  future,  Laurie  plans  to  become  an  envi- 
ronmental lawyer  and  later  an  United  States 
Senator. 


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Always 

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The  Go 


Many  organizations  exist  on  the 
campus  at  North  Carolina  Cen- 
tral University. 
The  A.E.S.U.  Program 
Board  coordinates  programs  for  the  student 
body  to  enjoy.  The  members  and  the  advisors 
of  this  organization  woriv  to  develop  activi- 
ties that  will  enhance  student  life. 

Alpha  Kappa  Alpha  Sorority,  Inc.  was 
founded  at  North  Carolina  Central  University 
on  February  23.  1932.  The  sorority's  motto  is 
"Service  to  All  Mankind". 

Alpha  Kappa  Mu  is  a  national  scholastic 
honor  society  and  is  open  to  junior  and  senior 
men  and  women  from  all  academic  areas. 
Alpha  Kappa  Gamma  promoted  scholarship 
and  encouraged  service. 

Alpha  Phi  Alpha  Fraternity.  Inc.  strived  to 
fulfill  its  motto  "First  of  All,  Service  of  All, 
We  Shall  Transcend  All".  The  Gamma  Beta 
Chapter  of  Alpha  Phi  Alpha  Fraternity,  Inc. 
was  founded  on  the  campus  of  North  Caroli- 
na Central  University  in  1941. 


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tion was  established  at  North  Car- 
olina Central  University  in  Janu- 
ary, 1989.  The  American  Market- 
ing Association  is  committed  to  the  advance- 
ment of  excellence  in  the  field  of  marketing. 
Bon  Vivant  Fashion  Society  consisted  of 
fashion  conscious  students.  The  organization 
introduced  latest  fashions  to  the  student  body 
on  a  seasonal  basic  through  fashion  shows. 

The  Bowling  Team  consisted  of  persons 
who  were  interested  in  bowling  as  an 
extracurricular  activity.  The  Bowling  Team 
also  travelled  to  various  places  to  participate 
in  tournaments  and  their  picture  is  found  in 
the  sports  section. 

Computer  Information  Systems  Club  was 
established  in  December,  1987.  The  goals  of 
this  organization  were  to  develop  a  better 
understanding  of  the  nature  and  function  of 
data  processing,  to  promote  sound  general 
principles  of  data  and  information  process- 
ing, and  to  study  technical  methods. 

The  Criminal  Justice  Club  provided  a  peer 
group  for  students  majoring  in  Criminal  Jus- 
tice. The  Club  sponsored  trips  to  regional  and 
national  conventions,  seminars  featuring  pro- 
fessionals from  criminal  justice  fields,  and 
excursions  to  local  facilities. 


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The  ladies  of  the  Alpha  Lambda 
Chapter  of  Delta  Sigma  Theta 
participated  in  many  community 
projects  throughout  the  year.  It 
was  one  of  the  most  active  organizations  on 
campus. 

The  Finance  Club  was  founded  on  the 
campus  of  North  Carolina  Central  Universi- 
ty in  1979.  The  objective  of  the  Finance 
Club  included  providing  outside-the-class- 
room  learning  through  educational  speakers 
and  seminars. 

Kappa  Alpha  Psi  Fraternity,  Inc.  was 
founded  in  Bloomington,  Indiana  on  Janu- 
ary 5,  1911.  Dr.  James  E.  Shepard  estab- 
lished Kappa  Alpha  Psi  on  the  campus  of 
North  Carolina  Central  on  June  1 ,  1 93 1 . 

Kappa  Kappa  Psi,  the  band  fraternity, 
busted  onto  the  scene  in  1991.  They  trans- 
formed from  being  that  "mild  mannered" 
band  fraternity  to  the  hard  stepping  para- 
phernalia wearing  brothers  of  Kappa  Kappa 
Psi. 


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organization  on  the  campus  of 
North  CaroHna  Central  University. 
It  was  established  in  the  Fall  of 
1992.  While  working  to  fulfill  their  chapter's 
motto  "Nerves  of  Blue  Steel  and  Heart 
Gold,"  they  also  strived  toward  their  national 
motto,  "Commitment  to  Excellence." 

The  Metro  Club  was  comprised  of  mem- 
bers from  the  Washington  D.C.,  Maryland, 
and  Northern  Virginia  areas.  The  organiza- 
tion promoted  positive  progress  through 
strong  leadership. 

The  Math  and  Computer  Science  Club 
lived  for  the  motto,  "There's  no  problem  or 
program  too  hard  if  you  put  your  mind  and 
time  into  it".  The  club  contributed  to  the 
knowledge  of  the  students  as  well  as  others 
by  holding  seminars. 

The  N.A.A.C.P.  was  founded  in  1909  with 
its'  purpose  and  goals  being  to  assist  those 
whose  civil  rights  were  violated  and  misrep- 
resented. At  NCCU,  the  organization  upheld 
the  meaning  of  the  national  organization  by 
being  a  voice  for  students  whom  their  rights 
had  been  neglected  or  denied. 


ORGANIZATIONS    137 


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The  Tau  Psi  Chapter  of  Omega  Psi 
Phi,  Inc.  was  organized  on  October 
28,  1932  at  North  Carolina  Central 
University.  The  brothers  of  Omega 
Psi  Phi  were  committed  to  manhood,  scholar- 
ship, perseverance  and  uplift. 

The  lota  Chapter  of  Phi  Beta  Lambda  was 
estabished  at  NCCU  on  September  15,  1965. 
Its  purpose  was  to  promote  opportunities  for 
college  students  to  gain  experience  in  the 
business  fields. 

"Culture  for  Service  and  Service  for 
Humanity"  was  the  motto  for  the  Gamma 
Gamma  Chapter  of  Phi  Beta  Sigma  Fraterni- 
ty, Inc.  The  goals  for  the  brothers  of  Phi  Beta 
Sigma  were  to  promote  brotherhood,  scholar- 
ship, and  service  among  its  members  and 
among  those  in  the  communities. 

The  Society  for  Advancement  of  Manage- 
ment (S.A.M.)  was  established  at  NCCU  as 
recent  as  1991.  The  motto  S.A.M.  achieved 
was  "To  assist  students  in  their  professional 
development  as  future  managers." 


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The  Student  Government  Associa- 
tion (S.G.A.)  centered  around  the 
interests  of  the  student  body.  The 
S.G.A.  was  the  organization  that 
answered  the  complaints,  suggestions,  and 
compliments  from  students  in  order  to  make 
North  Carolina  Central  University  an  even 
more  wonderful  place  to  be. 

The  Beta  Omicron  of  Sigma  Gamma  Rho 
was  founded  at  NCCU  in  1952.  These  ladies 
motto  was  "Greater  Service,  Greater 
Progress." 

Student  Ambassadors  were  the  "light"  for 
NCCU.  The  main  goal  of  the  organization 
wa.s  student  recruitment  from  all  over  the 
state,  county,  and  the  world.  The  student 
ambassadors  were  the  first  individuals  that 
tour  groups  met  when  they  first  arrived  at 
NCCU. 

United  Northerners  In  Quest  for  Unparal- 
leled Excellence  was  a  regional  organization 
for  students  from  the  Northeast.  Its  purpose 
was  to  create  and  maintain  unity  among  indi- 
viduals from  New  York,  New  Jersey,  and 
Connecticut. 


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The  Touring  Choir  contained  many 
beautiful  voices  available  on  North 
Carolina  Central  University's  cam- 
pus. The  choir  made  routine  tours 
throughout  the  year  leaving  a  pleasant  song 
in  everyone's  hearts. 

"Where  there  is  unity,  there  is  strength" 
was  the  motto  that  shined  upon  North  Caroli- 
na Central  University  Worship  and  Praise 
Inspirational  Mass  Choir  (W.P.I. ).  The  Choir 
was  established  at  NCCU  in  1987  and  it  is 
nondenominational. 

The  Campus  Echo  was  one  of  the  many 
student  publications  available  on  NCCU 
campus.  The  Campus  Echo  staff  worked  to 
keep  students  informed  of  the  events  that 
affected  NCCU  and  surrounding  areas. 

Junior  Class  was  established  at  North  Car- 
olina Central  University  in  1990.  The  Junior 
Class  participated  in  both  community  and 
social  activities  throughout  the  year. 


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The  objectives  of  these  women  were 
womanhood,  scholarship,  service,  and 
sisterly  love. 

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appeared  at  North  Carolina  Central  Uni- 
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Officers,  Pre-Professional  Health  Soci- 
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American  Education  Association, 
Banker's  Education  Society,  Baptist  Stu- 
dent Union,  Finance  Club,  Caulbert  A. 
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Cincinnati,  Ohio 

Carolyn  Abney 

Jacksonville,  NC 

Cassandra  Adams 

Ellerbe,  NC 


Robin  Akiimabor 

Durham,  NC 

Jeannetla  Alexander 

Cambria  Heights,  NY 

Yolanda  Alexander 

Gastonia,  NC 


Kimberly  Allen 

Yanceyvilie,  NC 

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Carlo  Alston 

Durham,  NC 


Cynthia  Alston 
Chapel  Hill,  NC 

Derek  Alston 

Durham,  NC 

Kimberly  Alston 

Durham,  NC 


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Bronx,  NY 
Tonette  Amos 
Durham,  NC 
Michelle  Anthony 
Hickory,  NC 


Michelle  Arnold 
Angela  Bailey 
Raleigh,  NC 
Lori  Baird 
Roxboro,  NC 


Linda  Baker 
Snow  Hill,  NC 
Kristy  Baldwin 
Burlington,  NC 
Wendy  Bandy 
Fayetteville,  NC 


Adrian  Banks 
Brooklyn,  NY 
Patrice  Banks 
Bayboro,  NC 
Dawn  Barnes 
Las  Vegas,  NV 


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High  Point,  NC 

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Charlotte,  NC 

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Greensboro,  NC 


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Lumberton,  NC 

Joy  Blount 

Durham,  NC 

Tracy  Blue 

Durham,  NC 


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Raleigh.  NC 
Evangela  Booker 
Jetersville,  VA 
Ericka  Boone 
Trenton,  NC 


Kelvin  Boone 
Gaston,  NC 
Frankie  Boxley 
Durham,  NC 
Shiian  Boykin 
Raleigh,  NC 


Brenda  Branch 
Henderson,  NC 
Crysta  Broadnax 
Seaboard,  NC 
Anthony  Brooks 
Charlotte,  NC 


Darren  Brown 
Smithfield,  NC 
Jennifer  Brown 
Charleston,  SC 
Katrainer  Brown 
Leiand,  NC 


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York,  SC 

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Raleigh,  NC 

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Greenville,  NC 


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Durham,  NC 
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Shallotte,  NC 


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Shallotte,  NC 

Candace  Cahey 

Rocky  Mount,  NC 

Chanda  Caldwell 

Durham,  NC 


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Jamesville,NC 
Iris  Carpening 
Hickory,  NC 
Tiffiney  Caudle 
Castalia,  N€ 


Doritta  Chamblee 
Raleigh,  NC 
Channel  Chance 
Greenville,  NC 
Clara  Cheek 
Durhanm,  NC 


William  Cherry 
Rocky  Mount,  NC 
Tandrea  Chester 
Richmond,  VA 

Anthony  Clark 
Halifax,  NC 


Louis  Clark 
Roper,  NC 
Marc  Clarke 
Jamaica,  NY 
Jimmy  Clayton 
Robersonville,  NC 


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Hillside,  NJ 

Anita  Cox 

Durham,  NC 

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Havelock,  NC 


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Brooklyn,  NY 

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Durham,  NC 

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Whitakers,  NC 


Sherun  Cox 

Whitakers,  NC 

Tyrone  Cox 

Durham,  NC 

Pamela  Crumbley 

Sims,  NC 


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216  SENIORS 


DESHIELDS 


Tony  Darden 
New  Bern,  NC 
Tara  Daugherty 
Kinston.  NC 
Erica  Daves 
Henderson,  NC 


Annette  Davis 
Wilson,  NC 
Carrie  Davis 
Ft.  Lauderdale,  FL 
Darlene  Davis 
Red  Springs,  NC 


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Regina  Davis 
Raleigh,  NC 
Valencia  Davis 
Clinton,  NC 
Craig  De Berry 
Laurinburg,  NC 


Nicole  DeBerry 
Seaboard,  NC 
Darius  Deese 
Charlotte,  NC 
Brian  Deshields 
Wilmington,  NC 


SENIORS  217 


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DIGGS 


Angela  Diggs 

Lexington,  NC 

Harvey  Diggs,  III 

Suffolk,  VA 

Kemba  Killahunt 

Raleigh,  N€ 


Charles  Dingle 

Wilmington,  NC 

Tabitha  Dixon 

Rose  Hill,  NC 

Latasha  Michele  Dobbins 

Spring  Lake,  NC 


Monica  Dooms 

Durham,  NC 

Brian  Douglas 

Castle  Hayne,  NC 

Tiffany  Dove 

New  Bern,  NC 


Arneice  Duff 

Charlotte,  NC 

Dioneice  Duff 

Charlotte,  NC 

Sharonda  Eatmon 

Enfield,  NC 


218  SENIORS 


FLOWERS 


Kimberly  Edgerton 
Durham,  NC 
Keiidra  Edwards 
Durham,  NC 
Albert  Eubanks 
Durham,  NC 


Gladys  Evans 
Henderson,  NC 
Latonya  Everett 
Durham,  NC 
Joel  Faison 
Turkey,  NC 


Jaycee  Faison,  Jr. 
Anlander,  NC 
Kimberly  Faulkner 
Louisburg,  NC 
Shanessa  Fenner 
Fayetteville,  NC 


Tracey  Fields 
Henderson,  NC 
Vonee  Fleming 
Durham,  NC 
Venita  Flowers 
Laurinburg,  NC 


SENIORS  219 


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FLYNN 


Clifford  Fly  nil 

Cheltenham,  PA 

Wanda  Ford 

New  Bern,  NC 

Willis  Foster 

Greensboro,  NC 


Lena  Foushee 

Carrboro,  NC 

Katrina  Fox 

Sanford,  NC 

Velody  Foye 

Selma,  NC 


Tania  Frazier 
Durham,  NC 
Ronnie  Frederick 
Durham,  NC 
Jeffery  Fulton 
Durham,  NC 


Robert  Gaddy 
New  Bern,  NC 
James  Gaither 
Charlotte,  NC 
Kiniberly  Gallop 
Powells  Pt.  NC 


220  SENIORS 


GLASS 


Michael  Galloway 
Bolivia,  NC 
Taco  Galloway 
Durham,  NC 
Hyacinth  Garris 
Garner,  NC 


Kim-Shawn  Gary 
Silver  Springs,  MD 
Arlene  Giles 
Raleigh,  NC 
Brandon  Gill 
Durham,  NC 


Pamela  Gilmore 
Fayetteville,  NC 
Rodney  Gilmore 
Southern  Pines,  NC 
Crystal  Gilreath 
N.  Wilkesboro,  NC 


Ramone,  Givens 
Charlotte,  NC 
Trina  Glass 
Hillside,  NJ 
Wanda  Glass 
Tarboro,  NC 


SENIORS  221 


GOODSON 


Bridget  Goodson 

Durham,  NC 

Michael  Graham 

Raleigh,  NC 

Matroba  Grant 

Woodland,  NC 


Sheiley  Graves 

Columbus,  OH 

Danielle  Gray 

Durham,  NC 

Stephanie  Green 

Durham,  NC 


La'Tanya  Greene 

Charlotte,  NC 

Maria  Greene 

Deico,  NC 

Paula  Greene 

DeIco,  NC 


Erica  Gregg 

Greenboro,  NC 

Keeya  Gregory 

Clinton,  MD 

Martin  Gunn 

Durham,  NC 


222  SENIORS 


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HARRIS 


Dawn  Hagaiis 
Wilson,  NC 
iMderva  Hall 
Kenansville,  NC 
Charles  Hammond 
Washington,  DC 


Robin  Hardie 
Camp  Springs,  MD 
Luretta  Hardy 
Kelford,  NC 
Renessa  Hardy 
Charlotte,  NC 


Jim  Harper 
Mount  Olive,  NC 
Amber  Harris 
Greenville,  NC 
Coswaylo,  Harris 
Glassboro,  NJ 


Cynthia  Harris 
Durham,  NC 
Jacqueline  Harris 
Wilson,  NC 
Jason  Harris 
Detroit,  MI 


SENIORS  223 


HARRIS 


John  Harris 

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Durham,  NC 

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Durham,  NC 

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Pamela  Harris 

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Raleigh,  NC 

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Toni  Harris 

Raleigh,  NC 

Angela  Harvey 

Plainfield,  NJ 

Vina  Hassell 

Greenville,  NC 


Donna  Haywood 

Raleigh,  NC 

Bridget  Height 

Charlotte,  NC 

Lisa  Henley 

Fayettevilie,  NC 


Rosita  Henley 
Trenton,  NJ 
Donna  Henry 
Durham,  NC 
Hasan  Henry 
Charlotte,  NC 


224  SENIORS 


HOLMAN 


Andrill  Hester 
Oxford.  NC 
Shawn  Hicklen 
Durham,  NC 
Charisse  Higgins 
Brooklyn,  NY 


Teirik  Higgins 
Greensboro,  NC 
Angela  Highsmith 
Elizabethtown,  NC 
Kristie  Hill 
Durham,  NC 


Sabrina  Hill 
Wilmington,  NC 
Tamma  Hill 
Durham,  NC 
Torrey  Hines 
Plymouth,  NC 


Kevin  Hokett 
Greensboro,  NC 
Felicia  Holley 
Charlotte,  NC 
Alisha  Holman 
Vernon,  CT 


SENIORS  225 


HOLMON 


Bianco  Holmon 

Spring  Lake,  NC 

Camisha  House 

Oxford,  NC 

Danielle  Houston 

Durham,  NC 


Dwayne  Houston 

Charlotte,  NC 

Colinda  Howard 

Charlotte,  NC 

John  Howard 

Queens,  NY 


Tasha  Humphrey 

Jacksonville,  NC 

Joycelyn  Hyman 

Robersonville,  NC 

Richard  Ijeonta 

Raleigh,  NC 


Marc  Isom 

Goldsboro,  NC 

Aretha  Jackson 

Durham,  NC 

iMvinia  Jackson 

Landover  Hills,  MD 


226  SENIORS 


JONES 


Leonel  Jean-Baptiste 
Carrboro,  NC 
Janice  Jeffrey 
Henderson,  NC 
Michael  Jenkins 
Kings  Mtn,  NC 


Carlton  Johnson 

Durham,  NC 

Darlene  Suzette  Johnson 

Wilson,  NC 

Latanya  Carol  Johnson 

Durham,  NC 


Walter  Johnson 
Teachey,  NC 
Wanda  Johnson 
Durham,  NC 
Wayne  Johnson 
Charlotte,  NC 


Erika  Jones 
Durham,  NC 
Jacqueline  Jones 
Wilson,  NC 
Janice  Jones 
Aulander,  NC 


SENIORS  227 


JONES 


Kito  Jones 

Durham,  NC 

Tonya  Jones 

Durham,  NC 

Alicia  Joyner 

Winston-Salem,  NC 


Tonya  Joyner 
Durham,  NC 
Letisha  Judd 
Durham,  NC 
Corey  Kent 
Lucama,  NC 


Elise  Keyes 

Jamesville,  NC 

Danielle  Kimber 

New  Haven,  CT 

Rachel  King 

Whitakers,  NC 


Erika  Knight 

Roduco,  NC 

Susan  Kniitson 

Durham,  NC 

Tracy  Kyle 

Eunice,  NC 


228  SENIORS 


LIVELY 


Larry  iMiie 
Stem,  NC 
Yolonda  Lawrence 
Charlotte,  NC 
Jennifer  Leake 
Wilson,  NC 


Kecia  Leathers 
Durham.  NC 
Donna  Lee 
Kinston,  NC 
Anthony  Leonard 
Washington  DC 


Gregory  Lewis 
Elizabethtown,  NC 
Melvin  Lindsay,  Jr. 
Durham,  NC 
Patrice  Lisbon 
Atlanta,  GA 


Regina  Little 
Whiteville,  NC 
Theresa  Little 
Durham,  NC 
Erika  Lively 
Trenton,  NJ 


SENIORS  229 


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LUCAS 


Harry  Lucas 

Garvsburg.  NC 

Donnie  Mann 

Durham,  NC 

Monica  Manning 

Durham,  NC 


Felicia  Massey 

Charlotte,  NC 

Ginja  Massey 

Neptune,  NJ 

Ralph  Matthews 

Durham.  NC 


Ray  McCalluni 

Durham,  NC 

April  McClemmy 

BurUngton,  NC 

Lester  McCollum,  II 

Winston-Salem,  NC 


Gloria  McRae 

Durham,  NC 

Melodic  McDonald 

Charlotte,  NC 

Kim  McDowell 

Lumberton,  NC 


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230  SENIORS 


MCQUEEN 


Patricia  McEachin 
Durham,  NC 
Theresa  McGowaii 
Warsaw,  NC 
Joy  Mclntyre 
Wilmington,  NC 


Nicole  McKoy 
Wilmington,  NC 
Carla  McLxiughlin 
Durham,  NC 
Valerie  McLaughlin 
Pelham,  NC 


Donald  McLeod 
Durham,  NC 
Kelli  McMillan 
Sanford,  NC 
Jerome  McNair,  Jr. 
Bronx,  NY 


Marsha  McNeil 
Fayetteville,  NC 
I'atience  McPhatter 
Cameron,  NC 
Judith  McQueen 


SENIORS  231 


MIDGETT 


Sarita  Midgett 

Columbia,  NC 

Memo  Miller 

Durham,  NC 

Monique  Miller 

Warsaw,  NC 


Terril  Milton 

Greensboro,  NC 

Alicia  Mincey 

Durham,  NC 

Dezmona  Mizelle 

Raleigh,  NC 


Constance  Monroe 

Middlesex,  NC 

Georgiate  Moore 

Greensboro,  NC 

Betsy  Morant 

Fayetteville,  NC 


Katrina  Morgan 

Knightdale,  NC 

Margaret  Morgan 

Durham,  NC 

Phumzize  Moshoeshoe 

Durham,  NC 


232  SENIORS 


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Lisa  Moss 
Gastonia,  NC 
Star  Moss 
Durham,  NC 
Jacqueline  Murphy 
Willard,  NC 


Charles  Murill 
Durham,  NC 
Verita  Murrill 
Durham,  NC 
Krishnan  Natesan 
Washington  DC 


Mayshelle  Newkirk 
Wiilard,  NC 
Emmanuel  Ngeve 
Chapel  Hill,  NC 
Kenee  Nicco 
Durham,  NC 


Regina  Nixon 
Waukegan,  IL 
Ronald  Nobles 
Durham,  NC 
Sherry  Nobles-White 
Albany,  NC 


SENIORS  233 


NORFLEET 


Marcia  Norflett 

Elm  City,  NC 

April  O'Neal 

Bladenboro,  NC 

Pansy  Ockletree 

Durham,  NC 


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Clarice  Opara 

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Durham,  NC 

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A  Ivan  Overton 

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Brandon  Paris 

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Cheltenham,  MD 

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Phyllis  Parker 

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Durham,  NC 

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Henry  Parks 

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Raleigh,  NC 

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Keith  Patterson 

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Durham,  NC 

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Marva  Peace 

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Durham,  NC 

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Katina  Peacock 

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234   SENIORS 


PORTER 


Victoria  Pearson 
Matthews,  NC 
Daniel  Perkins 
Lenoir,  NC 
Louis  Perkins 
Ft.  Washington,  MD 


Andrea  Perry 
Durham,  NC 
Lamont  Perry 
Belhaven,  NC 
Lynell  Perry 
Rocky  Mount,  NC 


Geraldine  Peters 
Hillsborough,  NC 
Joyce  Peterson 
Durham,  NC 
Cynthia  Poe 
Durham,  NC 


Bunolo  Ponalo 
Durham,  NC 
Dana  Poole 
Durham,  NC 
I  ickie  Porter 
Murfreesboro,  NC 


SENIORS  235 


POWELL 


Tunisia  Powell 

Bronx,  NY 

Keith  Ragland 

Henderson,  NC 

Teresa  Ray 

St.  Paul's  NC 


Latrece  Reese 

Franklinton,  NC 

Douglas  Register 

Durham,  NC 

Thomas  Register 

Whiteville,  NC 


Lillian  Richardson 

Henderson,  NC 

Melodie  Richardson 

Durham,  NC 

James  E.  Richardson  III 

Rocky  Mount,  NC 


Johnie  Riddick  Jr. 

Durham,  NC 

Janel  Robertson 

SmithHeld,  VA 

Jessica  Robinson 

Roxboro,  NC 


236  SENIORS 


SEGERS 


iMiirie  Robinson 
Ft.  Washington,  MD 
Nicole  Rene  Robinson 
Parkton,  NC 
Richard  Robinson 
Durham,  NC 


Josetter  Royster 
Oxford,  NC 
John  Russell 
Durham,  NC 
Stephen  Rutland 
Ft.  Washington,  MD 


Keon  Sabree 
Trenton,  NJ 
Barbara  Sands 
Durham,  NC 
Rosalyn  Sands 
Durham,  NC 


Yniani  Satterwhite 
Ahoskie,  NC 
Onjaya  Scott 
Durham,  NC 
Dominic  Segers 
Winston-Salem,  NC 


SENIORS  237 


SHEPHERD 


Clinton  Shepherd 
Durham,  NC 
Jessica  Silver 

Scotch  Plains,  NJ 
Joe  Simmons 
Mt.  Airy,  NC 


Renae  Simmons 

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Walnut  Cove,  NC 

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Tanye  Simmons 

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Washington,  DC 

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Catherine  Sledge 

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Warrenton,  NC 

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Vickie  Small 

Hillsborough,  NC 

Arlinda  Smith 

Raleigh,  NC 

Ayanna  Smith 

Windsor,  NC 


David  Smith 

Durham,  NC 

Felicia  Smith 

Raleigh,  NC 

Hilda  Smith 

Durham,  NC 


238  SENIORS 


SUMPTER 


Kristi  Smith 
Durham,  NC 
Michelle  Smith 
Durham,  NC 
Pansy  Smith 
Wakina,  NC 


Shelby  Smith 
Spring  Hope,  NC 
Mary  Snow 
Durham,  NC 
Betty  Spain 
Kittrell,  NC 


Bernita  State n 
Wendell,  NC 
Darnella  Streeter 
Snow  Hill,  NC 
Paul  Suggs 
Fayetteville,  NC 


Walter  Suggs 
Kinston,  NC 
Louis  Summersett 
New  Brunswick,  NJ 
Sherri  Sumpter 
Sanford,  NC 


SENIORS  239 


5 


SUTTON 


Felicia  Sutton 

Elizabeth  City.  NC 

Dorando  Taylor 

Littleton,  NC 

Marcia  Thompson 

Durham,  NC 


Phyllis  Thompson 

Charlotte,  NC 

Renata  Thompson 

Morningside,  MD 

Tasha  Thompson 

Raleigh,  NC 


Carlton  Thornton 

Carrboro,  NC 

Nicole  Tillery 

Brooklyn,  NY 

April  Timmons 

Winston-Salem,  NC 


Robin  Tucker 

Andre  Turrentine 

Moncure,  NC 

Keisha  Tyler 

Brooklyn,  NY 


240  SENIORS 


WHITFIELD 


Tara  Tyson 
Carrboro,  NC 
Shanna  Vann 
Warsaw,  NC 
Deitra  Wade 
Durham,  NC 


Dina  Walker 
Raleigh,  NC 
James  Walker 
Fayetteville,  NC 
Yushika  Walker 
Henderson,  NC 


Berard  West 
Durham,  NC 
Tina  Whirlaker 
Durham,  NC 
Eddie  White 
Fayetteville,  NC 


Margie  Whitehead 
Fayetteville,  NC 
David  Whitfield 
Fayetteville,  NC 
Tina  Whitfield 
Durham,  NC 


SENIORS  241 


WILLIAMS 


Gregory  Williams 

Fayetteville,  NC 

Jamilah  Williams 

Durham,  NC 

Kimberly  Williams 

Sanford,  NC 


Larry  Williams 

Durham,  NC 

Radawna  Williams 

Rocky  Mount,  NC 

Stephanie  Williams 

Durham,  NC 


Tangelique  Williams 

Atlanta,  GA 

Tracy  Williams 

Chatham,  NC 

William  Williams 

Henderson,  NC 


Artena  Williamson 

Durham,  NC 

Josie  Willis 

Hertford,  NC 

Derrick  Wilson 

Durham,  NC 


242  SENIORS 


ZIEGER 


Evangelyn  Wilson 
Durham,  NC 
Jevon  Wilson 
Durham,  NC 
Marcia  Wilson 
Garner,  NC 


Wanda  Wilson 
Bolton,  NC 
Angel  Winkfield 
Charlotte,  NC 
Carson  Wise 
Washington,  DC 


Jacqueline  Worsley 
Durham,  NC 
George  Wuo 
Nimba  County,  Liberia 
Ricky  Wylie 
Raleigh,  NC 


Leigh  Young 
Raleigh,  NC 
Joann  Zieger 
Durham,  NC 


SENIORS  243 


ON 
ON 


CLOSING 


It's  the  end. 
Put  on  your 
"rose-col- 
ored" glass- 
es because 
the  1993-94 
school  year 
is  history. 
Reminisce! 


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DERRICK  LAVON  BOONE 
Decembers.  1972  —  August  27 .  1993 


MEANING  OF  LIFE  AND  DEATH 


North  Carolina  Cenlral  University  mourns  the  untimely 
death  of  Derrick  Lavon  Boone  of  Ahoskie,  N.C. 

At  North  Carolina  Cenlral  University,  Derrick  was  very 
oulgoing  and  a  fun-loving  person,  no  matter  the  situation.  He 
enrolled  al  NCCU  in  the  fall  of  1992  with  plans  to  receive  his 
degree  in  criminal  justice.  Powerfully  built  at  6-5,  330 
pounds,  he  gave  100  per  cent  effort  on  (he  football  field. 
Dunng  his  freshman  season  he  started  at  right  tackle  for  the 
Eagles  throughout  the  season.  His  enthusiasm  and  spirit 
strengthened  his  leammalcs. 

Al  Hertford  County  High  School.  Derrick  was  a  com- 
plete sludent-alhlele.  He  panicipatcd  in  football,  basketball, 
baseball  and  track.  As  a  high  school  football  slar  he  was  ali- 
confcrcnce  from  1988  to  1991,  Most  Valuable  Player  in  1990 
and  1991,  and  a  recipient  of  All-East  Player-of-lhe- Year 
honors. 

Derrick  is  survived  by  his  molher,  Ethelene  Boone  of 
Ahoskie;  by  two  brothers,  Daryl  R.  and  Durrell  R.  Boone  of 
Alioskie;  his  grandmother,  Minnie  Boone  of  Ahoskie;  his 
grcai-grandmolher.  Martha  Boone  of  Suffolk,  Va.,  three 
uncles,  two  aunts,  one  nephew,  and  a  grcal  host  of  relatives 
and  friends. 

He  will  be  sorely  missed  by  the  NCCU  Adminislraiion, 
Faculty,  Staff,  and  Students,  and  most  of  all  by  the  members 
of  the  NCCU  Foolhall  Team. 


To  live  is  to  say  "Hello," 
To  die  is  to  say,  "Goodbye"; 

We  don't  know  how  long  we  will  have 

To  say,  "Hello," 
We  don't  know  when  we  may  have 

To  say,  "Goodbye"; 

So,  while  here  on  Earth, 

Be  the  best  guest  you  can; 

And  your  company  will  be  forever 
Appreciated. 

Frederick  Douglas  Harper 


MEMORIAL   247 


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