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Augustine's
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THE FALCON

Saint Augustine's College,
founded in 1867 and located
in Raleigh, North Carolina,
is a historically black,
church-related,
coeducational institution of
liberal learning offering the
baccalaureate degree. It is in
the critical and exciting
juxtaposition of past, present
and future that Saint
Augustine's sets its mission.
The mission is to prepare all
students to become
knowledgeable agents of
change — capable, creative
and responsible citizens of
intedependence and
integrity; who nnake positive

contributions to society

by providing for maximum
development of their
intellectual capacity,
developing practices of
scholarship, imagination,
wisdom and judgenient;
providing opportunities for
personal, social and cultuial
growth; providing
experiences in acquiring
knowledge and fundamental
skills; and contributing to
research related to the
teaching-learning process
and the general
inaprovement of the
comnnunity.

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Happy Faces,

We Have Arrived

At St. Aug.!

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On the day of arrival in August, the Falcons came
in droves. The students came to Raleigh by the
various nrieans of transportation in either a car, bus,
plane, ship, or train before venturing to Saint
Augustine's. After arriving and settling in, the
students took part in the regular pre-curriculum
activities associated with any college throughout the
nation. These activities included freshmen
orientation, pre-registration, and registration, and
these activities lasted approximately one week. The
official start of classes came soon after, and thus, the
students set out to complete the task that they were
there for.

Since the theme is "The World Meets at

St. Aug.", what better way can this be

demonstrated than by showing the

statistics of students and where they are

from. This academic year there were

1638 students enrolled. At the top of this

list was the Tarheel State with

approximately 53% of the total

enrollment. The North Carolina residents

numbered 867 during the first semester.

Second, with approximately 7%, or 120

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Oh, Those North
Carolina Days!

students enrolled, was South Carolina,

while Virginia was ranked third with 118

students or approximately 7 % of the

total enrollment. The rest of the list was

as follows:
New York 6 1

District of Columbia 59

New Jersey 53

Maryland 46

Georgia 4 1

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Our Students Are
From All Over!

Florida

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Pennsylvania

33

Connecticut

13

Michigan

12

Massachusetts

11

Ohio

11

Indiana

9

Illinois

7

Delaware

6

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Getting Around
On Campus . . .

Among the United States' Territories

there was an enroUnnent of 9 students.

This nine was comprised of all these

students coming from the Virgin Islands.

The last 116 students came from foreign

countries. Sonne of the countries included

Zaire, Nigeria, and Lybia.

As one can see the student body came

from all over the world.

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The average life of the typical Falcon dealt mainly with

going to classes to the cafeteria, to the library and then

back to the dornn. But these were not the only activities the

Mighty '83-'84 Falcons took part in. For starters the

Freshmen Class was required to go to Vesper Service held in

the Chapel. Other activities included periodic movies. The

featured films were "Ain't Misbehavin' ", "Creepshow",

"First Blood", and "The Sting".

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Not only did the students get
involved individually in affairs, but
some got together to beconne the
naennbers of clubs, social fellowships,
fraternities, and sororities. These
organizations sponsored activities to
stimulate student participation. The
most popular events were the dances.
Another popular event was the auction
of the Alpha's pledges.

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Convocation •

Two social events urged the

entire student body to go. These

were the Lyceum and the

Colloquium. The Lyceum was a

program in which the student

body asembled in the Fine Arts

Building. The Lyceums brought

many interesting people to the

campus such as Mr. Fingers, a

magician, and Tom Sorenson,

campaign manager for Ted Hart.

The Colloquium was a program in

which the staff and faculty had a

chance to speak about their

respective departments. Speaking

of departments, the ROTC

Departnrient sponsored two annual

events to which the student body

was invited. The first was the

Awards Cerennony at which several

military science students were

recognized for their achievements.

The second was the Military Ball

and Dance which was held to

honor the MS/IV cadets. Not only

did the students take part in

events that were associated with

departments, they also took part

in special college gatherings. The

nr\ost important was Convocation,

the official opening of the college

for this acadennic year.

Students were involved in Black

College Day. Many Augites

nnarched downtown to meet other

Black colleges and universities'

representatives and listened to

several speakers. Another special

event was the Coronation in which

a multitude of spectators saw Miss

Eva Diggs crowned and become

Miss Saint Augustine's College,

1983-'84.

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Dedication

Dean C.C.

Gray

1984

Dean Christopher C. Gray is
one of the people who nnakes
Saint Augustine's the College it
is today. A native of Raleigh,
Dean Gray came to Saint
Augustine's in 1949 at the
request of Dr. Harold L. Trigg,
the College's first Black
President. Since that time he
has served the needs of the
cannpus community in various
capacities. Many graduates
remennber him as the Dean of
Men, a position he held for
many years. President Emeritus,
Dr. James A. Boyer remembers
him as a trusted and loyal
member of his administration
who always sound advice during
the turbulent sixties when
students sought to assert
themselves politically. Dr.
Prezell R. Robinson, the current
President of the College, has
depended upon Dean Gray for
spiritual guidance, and views
him as a moral anchor in the
rough seas of a changing society.
Students have, and continue to
depend upon Dean Gray's
wisdom, his honesty, and his
unyeilding dedication to those
he serves. The Senior Class of
1984 has come to know him as
a disciplined man, slow to judge,
eager to assist, and relentless in
his efforts to help us realize our
dreams. Dean Gray has taken
us, and he has loved us all.

Dr. Prezell R

Robinson

President

We cannot predict what the Decade of the Eight-
ies will bring. Our lives seenri to be under control of
econonnic factors we cannot control — or forsee. As
administrators of an organization so dependent on
the good will and support of an outside consti-
tuence, we remain on the knife edge between suc-
cess and failure. If our family — alumni, faculty,
student body, and staff — guards our flank, we can
only become stronger within ourselves. If our bene-
factors — foundations, corporations, donors, and
governmental institutions on the national, state,
and local level — continued their support, we can
only become better capable of doing the job of edu-
cating young people. Our future, simply stated, de-
pends on all of us doing the best we can. Our best
must be the education of young minds, the
strengthening of young bodies, and the bolstering
of young spirits. If we succeed in turning the un-
formed young person of today into the productive
citizen of tomorrow, we have secured the future for
generations to come. With your help, there cannot
be any other result.

Prezell R. Robinson

President

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Vice Presidents

DR. THELMA ROUNDTREE, Vice President for Aca-
demic Affairs; DR. J. MILLS HOLLOWAY, Vice Presi-
dent for Financial Affairs; DR. WILEY M. DAVIS, Vice
President for Administration; MR. PURDIE ANDERS,
Vice President for Development

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Assistants

COL Otis Saunders, Executive
Assistant to the President; Dr.
Furney Brow?n, Jr., Assistant to
the Vice President for Academic
Affairs; Mrs. Margaret Ransdell,
Assistant to the Vice President
for Financial Affairs/Director of
Personnell; Mr. Williann T.
Newkirk, Dean of Students

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Unit Managers

Mr. Igal Spraggins, Director of

Admissions

Mrs. Elizabeth Jiles, Chief

Accountant

Mr. Wilhe Bryant, Registrar

Mr. Gordon Robinson, Director of
Institutional Research

Mr. William Colbert, Director of
Business Services

Mr. Ernest Adanrxs, Chief of

Security

Mr. Frederick Smith, Director of

Food Services

Mr. Lawrence Bradley, Director of

Buildings and Grounds

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Staff

Dr. Frank Godfrey
Mrs. Shirley Martin
Mrs. Mary Cade

Miss Nellie Privette
Miss Driscilla Dunn
Mrs. Barbara Raveneau

Mrs. Inez Hayes

Mrs. Cora Taylor

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Mrs. Carolyn Rogers

Miss Marion Peele

Mrs. Pauline Moore

Mrs. Artelia Burt

Miss Rae Batts

Mrs. Charlene Cotton

Mr. Thomas Clark

Mrs. Nancy Wall

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Staff

Miss Barbi Welch
Mrs. Betty Dixon

^ " Miss Phyllis Jeffries

Mrs. Annie Bradshaw-Farrow
Mrs. Patricia Joyner

Mrs. June Cannpbell

Mr. Graham Veneble

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Staff

Mrs. M.C. White

Mrs. Lula Simmons

Mr. Patrick Voyce

Mrs. Carolyn Curtis

Mrs. Joan Lee

Mrs. Margaret Boddie

Miss Karen Proctor

Mr. George Williams

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Staff

Mr. Louis Sheppard
Mrs. Ada Farrar
Mrs. Millie Veasey

Mr. Atreus Powell
Mrs. Barbara Rivers
Mrs. Carolyn Glover

Mrs. Patricia Barfield

Mrs. Betsy Sanders

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Mrs. Barbara Hicks

Mrs. Linda Dunn

Mrs. Elsie High

Mrs. Hcrmia Whitaker

Mrs. Valeen King

Mrs. Kay Myatt

Mrs. Sherri Avent

Mrs. Madge Marshall

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Mrs. Alice McCuUers
Mrs. Cynthia Meadows
Mrs. Linda Williams

Mr. Leon Carrington
Miss Karen Proctor
Mrs. Elsie Harrison

Mrs. Sandra Alford

Mr. Charles Maynard

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Staff

Miss Theresa Whitfield

Mrs. Katie Fitts

Miss Linda Wilkins

Mr. Lowell Sammons

Miss Kay Nipper

Mr. Gregory Sligh

Mr. Rice Deloatch

Mrs. Esther Newkirk

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Faculty

Dr. Thomas Simmons. Education;

Mr. Jack Harper, Business; Dr.

Raynnond Davis, Natural Science

Mr. Wanzo Hendrix, Social Science;

Dr. Lucy Rose Adams, Business;

Mr. Jack Biggers, Humanities

Dr. Elmer Schwertn-ian, Social

Science; Mr. T. Curtis Mayo,

Artist-In-Residence, Humanities;

Mrs. Mary Irving, Business

Dr. Donald Watson. Education; Mr.

Clarence Branch, Natural Science;

Mr. Charles Wadelington, Social

Science

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Dr. Kamau Kambon. Education;
Miss Beverly Downing, Education;
Mr. Bernard Brow/n, Social Science

Mr. Stanley Seay, Natural Science;
Mrs. Mabel Wright. Business; Dr.
Sadik Duda. Humanities

Miss Flora Bryant, Social Science;
Mr. Henry White, Education; Dr.
Ruth Paine, Humanities

Mr. Gabriel Kamara, Hunxanities;
Mr. Harvey Heartley, Education;
Dr. Sreekantan Nair, Natural
Science

Faculty

Dr. Julius Nimmons. Social

Science; Dr. Gloria Simmons,

Education; Mr. Lander Ross, Social

Science

Miss Jessica Lennon, Humanities;

Mr. Bruce Bridges, Social Science;

Dr. Willianr\ HoUoway, Education

Mr. Clarence Branch, Natural

Science; Mr. David Austell,

Hun\anities; Dr. Everette Days,

Head Librarian

Mrs. Irene Clark, Natural Science;

Mr. Reginald Suitt, Business; Dr.

Prodyot Dutt, Natural Science

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Faculty

Dr. Addison Reed, Humanities;
Miss Myra Wonnble, Business; Dr.
George Cliette, Education

■^1 Dr. W.K. Liang, Business; Mrs.
;s Ruby Norman, Education; Dr.
William Nelson. Social Science

Dr. Earl Hill, Education; Mr.
Harold Jeffreys, Hunnanities; Miss
Faye Singletary. Education

Mrs. Lulu Robinson, Humanities;
Mr. George Sanders, Business; Miss
Sevealyn Smith, Humanities

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Mrs. Mable Jones Matthews
Business; Attorney Prince Shyllon'
Business: Mrs. Cassandra Fogg.'
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Dr^ Vivian Edwards, Humanities-

Dr^ Loretta Gilchrist. Humanities;

Mrs. Kathy Womble. Humanities

Mr. Earl Curry. Education: Dr
Kresimir Blazevic. Natural Science'
iss Lugenia Rochelle. Humanities

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Dr. James Nelson, Natural Science-

Ur. Lorainne Spencer. Natural

Science: Dr. Alan Cooper. Social

Science

Faculty

Miss Carolyn Peterson, Reference
Librarian; Dr. James A. Boyer,
Humanities; Miss Joan Taylor,
Hunaanities

Mr. Roamless Hudson, Natural
Science; Mr. Richard Moore, Social
Science; Mr. Abner Scott, Business

Mr. Howard Burchette,
Humanities; Mrs. Rebecca
Weatherford, Natural Science; Mr
David Parker, Natural Science

Mr. Everette Thomas, Humanities;
LTC Earl Watt. Military Science;
CPT Janries Cannp, Military Science

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SGM Lonnie Spivey, Military

Science; CPT Larry D. Campbell.

Military Science; MSG Paul Varsel.

Military Science

MAJ Samuel Cladwell, Military

Science; CPT Gilmer Hayes,

Military Science; SSG (P) Andre

Morgan. Military Science

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tors, Members of the Coronation Commit-

iies and Gentlemen. Without any hesitance,

picept this beautiful crown and all the duties

^n as Queen of Saint Augustine's College for

pr I wholeheartedly accept, and it will

ad Mrs. Osborne K. Diggs, Sr., and to my

.^ » — ^-ing this time and always. The beauty of

^efforts of several people, Dean M.C. White,

'iends. To these persons I wish to extend my

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Freshman Attendant
Miss Tatia Lee

Sophomore Attendant
Miss Sharon Perry

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Junior Attendant
Miss Lisa Butler

Senior Attendant
Miss Latarsha Roberts

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Queens

Miss Monique Young

Miss Shere Dawson

Miss Adnenne Smallwood

Miss Beverly Harrell

Miss Theresa McLean

Miss Donna Whitehead

Miss Laurachelle Heyward Miss Jannifer Johnson

Miss Lajuana Fowler

Miss Shenta Brooks

Anne prenents the Scepter

Miss Jacquehne Copeland

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Queens

Miss Alice Hardy

Miss Angela Flowers

Miss Julia Brown

Miss Myra Cheatham

Miss Monique Rohinson

Miss Judy Steens

Miss Dawn Harris

Miss Chinita Jones

Miss Patricia Lowery

Miss Mary Welch

Miss Mary Gardiner

Miss Alexis Smith

Miss Natasha Colebrooke

Miss Jennifer Foxx

Miss Shirley Peoples

Miss Bernadette Davenport

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Queens

Miss Deneen Miller

Miss Carla McWilliams

Miss Theresa Hawkins

Miss Mona Lisa Miller

Miss Kathryn Dunton

Miss Joyce Johnson

Miss Sylvia Carter

Miss Joann Turner

Miss Teresa Davis

Miss Brenda Wilkins

Miss Tami Harrell

Miss Denna Darden

Miss Diane Turner

Miss Marie Thompson

Miss Vickie Franklin

Miss Glenda Evans

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Queens

Miss Catrina Johnson

Miss Shelley Chance

Miss Trina Gragg

Miss Debra Davis

Miss Anita Weatherspoon

Dr. Robinson, Johnna, and
Anthony

Miss Kimbrie Esters

Miss Carla Maddux

Miss Anna Maria Hazel

Miss Bernalachell Gullege Miss Barbara Abrom

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Eva's Cornation was held Friday, November 4, 1983.
Everyone was excited and anticipated a festive evening.
Dr. Robinson was on hand to deliver greetings on behalf
of the College. Dean White was present to be sure that
everything went as planned. The beauty of the evening
was enhanced by the beauty of our Queen, her Court,
and the queens of fifty-six cannpus organizations.

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1 . Eva was radiant as she entered, full of

anticipation about a night she had dreamed of since

her election last spring. 2. Her gown was a "Lady B"

original, and contained 1300 seed pearls which were

hand sewn on one hundred hand-cut lace appliques.

3. Numerous ROTC cadets served as escorts for

participating queens. 4. and 5. Last years queen,

Mildred McLean, was present to crown Eva. 6.

Everyone except Stephanie anxiously awaited Eva's

entrance. 7, Eva paused a few moments to smile at

her subjects, and to give herself time to realize that

her dream had come true. 8. Some of us ./;/,' do not

know the College Hymn! 9, We did not see Kenneth

smile the whole evening. That's because ROTC

cadets are :>-;;. i..-^^ about the jobs they do!

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crowned 2.-3. She was crowned by

Mildred, and her reign officially
began. 4. Delesia and Marcus were
just perfect! When they entered, the
audience roared! 5. Another -vn. ;;.-
ROTC cadet escorts a nervous Eva
from the platform. 6. Eva awaits her
cloak of honor. 6. Sharon President,
cloak bearer.

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1 - The Court Minister, Dean Christopher C. Gray,

signaled the beginning of the official procession of

guests. 2. Looking at Mildred, Dean Gray must have

thought, "It seenris like yesterday that I was here to

offer Prayers for you." 3. Some of the many campus

queens and their escorts. 4. Another >vn_'(.j.-^ ROTC

cadet! 5. Anne presented the septer. 6. Mrs.

Hollow/ay, ' 'j: Prexy", his niece, Mrs. Robinson, Dr.

Thelma Roundtree. our Vice President for Academic

Affairs, and Dr. Vivian Edwards. Yes, that's Mrs.

Mable Matthews' head in the backbround! 7. Eva

making her acceptance speech. 8. Johnna and

Anthony as Mistress and Master of Ceremonies. 9.

Stephanie is sf;// looking the wrong way!

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1. Miss Shaw University. 2. Julia and
Will Latiker, SGA Vice President. 3.
Miss Livingstone College and her
escort for the evening. 4. Miss
Livingstone College. 5. The boys in
the band. 6. Ronald Hicks sang and
dedicated an original song to Eva. Mr.
Jeffreys (7) nr\akes sure all the sounds
are pe/Zec/// blended.

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1- Monique. a vision in red and gold! 2. Eva being

saluted by those . --/J. 'us ROTC cadets! 3. A campus

queen who really had a nice tinae at Coronation. 4.

Lartarsha and Tatia in conversation. 5. Another

cannpus queen. 6. Eva's Court: Tatia, Sharon,

Lartarsha and Lisa. 7. Some of us i know the

words to the College Hymn! 8. Brenda, confident

that pink and green look red/ good on her. 9.

^'isiting QLieen, Miss Shaw University, and her

escort for the evening

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1 Mr. Jeffreys makes magic as he
lets the music flow 2. "Doc, it

looks like we will finish / ^ /. z-
midnight " 3. "Why don't they

invent something for 'Jet-Lag'?" 4.
Dean White and Dr. Nimmons lost :
thought. 5. Thelma Ross, Editor of
the 1983 FALCON. 6. Another lovely
campus queen. 7. That's Teresa, but
who's hand is she holding?

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1. Eva and Miss Taylor. 2. Eva, a symbol personified

3. A campus queen and her escort. 4. COL Watt can

smile with approval because he /.:; w ; his cadets are

st:T!ous' 5. "One more picture, then we must leave." 6,

"We thought Mr. Powell was going to give - this

picture!" 7. Dr. Frank Godfrey, Coordinator of

Alumni Affiars, and family 8 Lovely ladies abound

at St. Aug.! 9. Look at those DELTA smiles!

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1. Miss Rochelle, Jr. Jeffreys, and Mr.
T. Curtis Mayo, Artist-in Residence,
watch the festivities with
anticipation. 2. Dr. Robinson scans
the program. 3. Another campus
queen. 4- Gaye, in all her lovely
attire. 5-6. Dean Newkirk, Billy, and
April. 7. Senior Attendant, Latarsha
Roberts.

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Seniors

ADESANYA, BOSOLA

Business Administration

St. Louis. Missouri

ADEVOKHAI, WILSON

Accounting

Benin, Nigeria

AJAEGBU. PETER

Business Administration

Aba. Nigeria

ALSTON, ALLEN

Health & Physical Education

Leland, North Carolina

AMBROSE. LORIANNE

Sociology & Social Welfare
Greensboro. North Carolina

ASKEW, TYRONE

Health, & Physical Education

Washington. D.C.

ATKINS, LEAVERN

Mathematics
Greenville, North Carolina

BAKER, VIRGINIA

Business Management
Raleigh, North Carolina

BALLENTINE, ANITA

Criminal Justice

Raleigh, North Carolina

BEACHER, JANICE

Criminal Justice

Ahoskie. North Carolina

BING, DENICE

Accounting
Wilmington, Delaware

BISHOP, FELICIA

Sociology & Social Welfare

Winston-Salem. North Carolina

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BLACKSTOCK, ELLERY
Sociology & Social Welfare
Eden. North Carolina

BOLDEN. TIMOTHY
Music Education
Detroit, Michigan

BOWE, BRENDA

Biology

Nassau, Bahamas

BRANCH, BETTY
Criniinal Justice
Selnna. North Carolina

BRANCH, GLORIA

Health & Physical Education

Henderson, North Carolina

BREWER. S. PERETA
Business Administration
Monrovia, Liberia

BRINSON. MARTHA
Intermediate Education
HoUister, North Carolina

BROOKS. ADRIENNE

Criminal Justice
Raleigh, North Carolina

BROWN, NATHNIER

Health & Physical Education

Richmond, Virginia

BUTLER, ROSALIND

Psychology

Norlina, North Carolina

BYNUM, MELVIN

Art

Snow Hill, North Carolina

CANADA, GREG
Business Adnriinistration
Columbia, South Carolina

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CARTER. CYNTHIA

Early Childhood

Henderson. North Carolina

CARTER. GAIL

Pre-Medicine

Flint, Michigan

CHERRY. GWENDOLYN

Accounting

Gastonia. North Carolina

CLANTON. STEVE

Urban Affairs
New York. New York

COLEMEN, PENNY

Business Administration
Rocky Mount. North Carolina

COOK. MICHAEL

Business Economics
Newark. New Jersey

COOKE, DENISE

Criminal Justice
Raleigh. North Carolina

COOPER. LESLIE H.

Music Education
Mian-ii, Florida

COPELAND. JACQUELINE

Accounting
Raleigh, North Carolina

CROCKETT. CARMEN

Political Science
Youngstown. Ohio

CRUTCHER. PERRY

Psychology

Richmond, Virginia

CUMMINGS. HAROLD

Mathematics
Laurinburg, North Carolina

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DARDEN, DENNA
Criminal Justice
Sneadsferry, North Carolina

DAVIS. ANITA

Accounting
Meadowview. Virginia

DAVIS. JOSEPH K.

Psychology

Roanoke Rapids. North Carolina

DAVIS. ROBERT
Accounting
Monrovia. Liberia

DIGGS. EVA

Business Administration
Monrovia. Liberia

DOUGLAS. SABRINA
Health & Physical Education
Miami, Florida

EDWARDS. GLORIA

Business Administration
Goldsboro. North Carolina

EVERETT, JAYNE
Business Adnrxinistration
Greensboro. North Carolina

EVERETTE, SYLVIA
Business Administration
Conway. North Carolina

EZEKIA. EVANS
Business Administration
Khartoum, Sudan

FLOYD. RANDY

Health & Physical Education
Henderson. North Carolina

ERASER, CAMILLE
Business Management
Nassau. Bahan:\as

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GADSON, GRAYLIN

Health & Physical Education

Beaufort, South Carolina

GAINEY, TYRONE

Health & Physical Education

Kingstree, South Carolina

GARY, VIRGINIA

Criminal Justice

Enfield, North Carolina

Seniors

GIBSON. CHRISTOPHER

Criminal Justice
Red Springs, North Carolina

GILL. DAVID
Business Administration
Raleigh. North Carolina

GILIIAM. TRACEY

Criminal Justice
Orange, New Jersey

GONDE. MAVOLO

Mathematics
Kinshasa, Zaire

GREEN. JOANNE

Psychology
Boynton Beach, Florida

GREEN. MARKETHA

Business Management

Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina

GREENE, LEXIE III

Business Management
Greensboro. North Carolina

GREENE. RACHEL
Con^puter Science
Monrovia. Liberia

HAMLETT. WANDA
Business Adnninistration
Tarboro. North Carolina

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HARDY. ALICE
Criminal Justice
Fayetteuille, North Carolina

HARRELL, BEVERLY
Early Childhood
Marshville, North Carolina

HARRELL, SHARREAU

Psychology

St. Pauls, North Carolina

HARRIS, DAWN
Pre-Medicine
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

HARRIS, HANNAH

Urban Affairs

Littleton, North Carolina

HARRISON, NORNIA

Business Administration
Charleston. South Carolina

HEARTLEY. ANTHONY
Health & Physical Education
Charleston, South Carolina

HICKS, BARBARA

Business Administration
Raleigh, North Carolina

HICKS, MELVIN

Business Administration
Maysville, North Carolina

HOLLOWAY, TAMMIE

Psychology

Roxboro, North Carolina

HOLMES, WILLIAM
Business Administration
Washington, D.C.

HORNE. RONNIE

Computer Science
Goldsboro, North Carolina

HUGGINS, HERMAN

Mathematics
Norfolk. Virginia

HUNTER. JAMES

Sociology & Social Welfare

Enfield. North Carolina

ISLER. JENNIFER

Chemistry
Brooklyn. New York

IVORY. SHABUE

Business Administration
Brooklyn. New York

JENKINS, EARNEST

Crin\inal Justice
Rocky Mount, North Carolina

JOHNSON. ANNETTE

Business Administration
Charleston, South Carolina

JOHNSON. ROBERTA

Sociology & Social Welfare

Weldon. North Carolina

JOHNSON. THELMA

Early Childhood

Virginia Beach, Virginia

JONES. BARBRETTE

English
Richmond. Virginia

JONES. BRIAN

Business Administration

Brooklyn. New York

JONES. SHARON

Business Management
Norlina. North Carolina

JUDKIN. RANDY
Business Administration
Raleigh. North Carolina

Seniors

72

Seniors

KEITH, MILDRED
Business Administration
Raleigh. North Carolina

KESSELE. JEFF
Economics
Voinkamf, Liberia

KEYES. KEITH

Music Education

Blounts Creek, North Carolina

LAWRENCE. ROSA
Business Administration
Scotland Neck. North Carolina

LEVY. DENISE

Early Childhood Education

Washington. D.C.

LEWIS. BRIAN
Political Science
Miami. Florida

LOWERY. PATRICIA

Health & Physical Education

Charlotte. North Carolina

LUNDY. FERNANDO
Accounting
Nassau. Bahamas

MANGUM. DENISE

Accounting

Providence. Rhode Island

MCKAY. DEBRA

Health & Physical Education

Wilmington, North Carolina

MCLEAN. GREGORY
Health & Physical Education
Whiteville, North Carolina

MCLEAN, THERESA

English

Goldsboro. North Carolina

73

Seniors

MCWILLIAMS, CARLA

Business Management

New Castle, Delaware

MITCHELL. SUZETTE

Business Management

Charleston, South Carolina

MOORE. ANNETTE

Business Administration

Aurora, North Carolina

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MORGAN, ALFORD

Business Management

Monrovia. Liberia

MYATT, RENEE

Political Science

Raleigh, North Carolina

NICHOLS, KENNETH

Early Childhood Education

Raleigh. North Carolina

NIXON. MARTHA

Criminal Justice
Rocky Mount. North Carolina

NOBELS. TOWANDA

Sociology & Social Welfare

Kinston, North Carolina

NOBELS. MARTENA

Criminal Justice

Greenville, North Carolina

ORITOGUN. TUNDE

Pre-Medicine

St, Croix. Virgin Islands

PARKER. CHERYL

Business Management

Rocky Mount, North Carolina

PENDERGRASS. GWENDOLYN

Health & Physical Education

Richmond, Virginia

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PEOPLES, ANTIONETTE
Health & Physical Education
Charleston, South Carolina

PEOPLES. SHIRLEY
Interm,ediate Education
Charleston, South Carolina

PETERSON. CHRISTINA
History & Government
Newton Grove. North Carolina

PIERCE, KATHIE
Business Administration
Knightdaie. North Carolina

PITTMAN. KATRINA
Sociology & Social Welfare
Enfield, North Carolina

PITTMAN. RUSSELL L.
Music Education
Tarboro. North Carolina

POITIER. JANNETTE
Accounting
Nassau, Bahannas

PRATT. LISA
Business Managennent
Miami, Florida

PRAYER. GWENDOLYN
Business Management
Greenville, North Carolina

PRIDGEN, BETTIE
Intermediate Education
Nashville, North Carolina

RICKS, CURTIS

Criminal Justice
Tarboro, North Carolina

RIDDICK, MACK

English

New York, New York

75

ROBERTS, LATARSHA

English

Columbia. South Carolina

ROBINSON. ORLANDO

Business Managen-ient

Goldsboro. North Carolina

ROSCOE. NORMAN

Business Management

Cleveland. Ohio

ROSSER. ARCHIE

Business Administration

Washington, D.C.

ROWE. JEANETTE
Business Administration
Raleigh. North Carolina

SANDERS. JOYCE

Sociology & Social Welfare

Enfield. North Carolina

SAUNDERS, BEVERLY

English

Annapolis, Maryland

SAUNDERS, MELANEE

Psychology
Natick, Massachusettes

SCHMIDT. PATRICIA

Psychology

Martinsville, Virginia

SKINNER. SELITA

English

Creswell, North Carolina

SMITH. ALEXIS

Accounting

Miami. Florida

STEWART, ALBERT

Business Administration

Wilmington. Delaware

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Music

Inaqua. Bahamas

TAYLOR, CAROLYN
Business Administration
Kinston. North Carolina

TAYLOR. CYNTHIA

Business Management

Rich Square, North Carolina

TERRY, DEBORAH

Business Management
Lauinberg. North Carolina

TERRY MARY
Accounting
Richmond, Virginia

THOMPKINS, STANLEY

Accounting

Miami, Florida

THOMPSON. PAUL
Accounting
Nassau. Bahamas

TOMS. JANICE
Business Administration
Shelby, North Carolina

TUMBLIN, LEWIS
Business Management
Elyria, Ohio

TURNER, DIANE
Business Administration
Richmond, Virginia

UMSTEAD, CHRISTA
Sociology & Social Welfare
Durham. North Carolina

WEBSTER, BERNADEAU
Criminal Justice
Madison, North Carolina

WHITE. CECIL

Business Administration

Kingston. Jamaica

WHITEHEAD, CATHY

English
Wilson. North Carolina

WHITEHEAD. CHARLITA

Sociology & Social Welfare

Washington, DC.

WILKINS, BRENDA

Business Administration

Battlehoro, North Carolina

WILKINS, DEBORAH

Business Administration

Greensboro, North Carolina

WILKINS, GENNESE

Business Education

Scotland Neck. North Carolina

WILLIAMS. DONALD

Business Education

Tarboro. North Carolina

WILLIAMS. JANICE

Early Childhood Education

Nashville, North Carolina

WILLIAMS, VOGEL

Health & Physical Education

Nassau, Bahamas

WOOD. ORIA

Sociology

Nassau, Bahamas

WOODS, MARSHA

Business Management

Nassau, Bahamas

WRIGHT. KAREN

Accounting

Goldsboro, North Carolina

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WYNN. SYLVESTER

Health & Physical Education

Sanford. Florida

YOUNG. FRANCES

Pre-Medicine

Winston-Salem. North Carolina

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Alpha

Phi

Alpha

The Brothers of Gamma Psi are

very active on campus. Through

the year they sponsor food and

clothes drives, tutorial services,

and the Martin Luther King, Jr.

Memorial Service each January

1 5th. "Many are called, but few

are chosen."

Alpha

Kappa

Alpha

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority was

founded on January 15, 1908, on

the campus of Howard University.

Gannma Xi Chapter was chartered

on March 26, 1949 in the

Cheshire Lounge of St. Augustine's

College. "Advancement Through

Knowledge and Achievement."

Eta Phi

Eta Phi Beta is a business and

professional sorority founded in

September, 194 2. Beta Delta

Chapter was established at St.

Augustine's in April, 1980. "Not

for ourselves, but for others."

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Sigma

Theta

This year Gamma Rho Chapter
continued its financial support of
the Margaret Bugg Memorial
Fund. The Sorors sponsored
fourms on timely issues,
participated in various public
service activities, and celebrated
the coming of Spring with their
annual Red and White Affair.

Omega
Psi Phi

The Brothers of Kappa Epislon
Chapter are committed to the
Fraternity's principles of
manhood, scholarship,
perserverance, and uplift. This
commitment is reflected in their
participation in many campus
activities.

Kappa
Alpha Psi

Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity was
founded on the campus of Indiana
University in Bloomington,
Indiana on January 5, 1911.
Gamma Omicron Chapter was
founded at St. Augustine's College
on April 2, 1949.

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Beta

The objectives of Zeta Phi Beta

Sorority are finer womanhood,

sisterly love, scholarship and

service. The Sorority has chapters

in the United States, the

Bahamas, and parts of Africa.

Groove

Phi

Groove

Groove Phi Groove Social

Fellowship was organized at

Morgan State University on

October 12, 1962. On December 8,

1968 ten young men who had

similar aims and objectives

organized the chapter at St.

Augustine's College.

Sigma ^
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Rho|

Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority was

founded on November 12, 1922 on

the can:\pus of Butler University.

The slogan "Greater Service

Greater Progress" is the motto

that all Sigmas strive to uphold.

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Omega

The Brothers of Alpha Phi
Omega are quite active on and off
campus. The Fraternity stresses
the innportance of public service.

Mu Beta
Psi

The members of Mu Beta Psi are
very active in campus sponsored
musical events. Many of the
m.embers are nnusic majors.

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Sheilah Benton, Esther

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Bridgett Dampier, Brigynda

Dampier, Andrea Fugerson, Mary

Grant, Shellie Judson, Jennifer

Isaacs, Jaifer Johnson, Anita

Weatherspoon, Coral Whitley, Oria

Wood, Leslie Cartwirght, Coach

Basketball

Norman Roscoe, Randy Franks,

Vernon Clennmons, Al Coates,

Anthony Rogers, Darryl Anderson,

Phil Garret, Ernest Holland,

Eugene Smith, Stan Miller, Ray

Sn:\ith, Maurice Champen,

Kenneth Bannister, Leroy Moreno,

Hearvey Heartley, Coach

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Theresa Smith, Cynthia Tyson,
Theresa McClain, Donna Nieto,
Sheila McMillan, Sabrina Douglas,
Kimberly Williams, Beverly Staton,
Beverly Downing, Coach

Soccer

Habis Jal, Emmanuel
Oritsejafor, Willianr\ Muzda, Chad
King, Nabi Sesay, Charlie Twity,
Eugene Webb, Bill Forbes, Increase
Akuchie, Gerald Sherman, Charles
Kuuna, Jude Elimakor, Abu
Kuyatch, James Cole, Jam.il Sesay,
Joe Mvemba, Babunda Nzau,
Labay Saidu, Tilnaan Dunbar,
Josnnh Bennetone, Gibreel
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Maurice Alexander, Allen Alson,
Tony Blackwell, Calvin Butcher,
Victor Cameron, Charles Chatnnan,
Orville Dale, Kenneth Darty,
Thomas Evans, Lawrence Gregory,
Donnell Holman, Jeffery Jenkins,
William Kelly, Frank Logan,
Lawrence Madison, Gregory
McClean, Lloyd Quails, Alton Ross,
James Scott, Cyrus Shoffner,
Raynard Smith, Craig Watson,
Lorene Wilson, Stanley Wilson,
Emmitt Robinson, Henry White,
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Beverly Harrell, Gwen Pendergrass,
Lajuana Fowler, Evelyn Bishop,
Lynn Ruffin, Monique Young,
Valerie Troy, Karen Wright, Mabel
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