Full text of "The Golden Bull"

See other formats

<>/9$9 Golden Kutt'Q

Digitized by the Internet Archive

in 2010 with funding from

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

http://www.archive.org/details/goldenbull1989john

'Turning Blue Into Gold'

Johnson C. Smith University

"Golden Bulls "
Charlotte, N.C.

Contents

Admin/ Faculty 4

Seniors 16

Juniors 26

Sophomores 33

Freshmen 43

Queens 64

Homecoming 73

Greeks 84

Band 102

Sports 107

Organizations 132

Student Life 140

Senior Superlatives 153

Senior Direct 158

A^A

jQHNsosf e; SMITH

UNIVERSITY

To the Cla

Df 1989:

A very wise man once wrote that the goals of a university are
threefold: first, to expand the horizons of its students; second,
to sharpen their intellectual skills; and, third, to deepen their
understandings about the world of which they are a part. During
the past several years, the faculty and staff of Johnson C. Smith
University has attempted to meet these goals for you and we trust
that you leave the university a far more learned, compassionate
and prepared person than when you entered.

Your class has been privileged to have been able to prepare
yourselves for the leadership demands of the 21st Century. You
are a part of a world that grows smaller daily - and in which
men are finally beginning to understand the interrelationships
between nations and people. Although our civilization has made
much progress toward the twin goals of equality and opportunity
in recent years, there is still much to be done. Thus, we hope
that we have prepared you well to lead our society forward; to
dream bold dreams; and to commit yourselves to assisting those
less fortunate than you.

As you leave Alma Mater, please know that you have our every best
wish for success. I also hope that you will always remeber that
as one of our best and brightest, you are one of the select
persons described by the late Black scholar, Dr. W.E.B. DuBois as
the "talented tenth." This implies that because of your special
opportunities, you also have special responsibilities. Use your
talents well and wisely for the betterment of mankind and you
will receive rewards and satisfactions beyond your wildest
dreams. Finally, as you pursue your dreams and experience the
success you so richly deserve, please be mindful of the words of
the remarkable young talent, Bobby McFerrin, who urges us to "be
happy."

Lon for the opportunity to have

Robert L. Albright /

The Administration

Faculty &■ Staff

Of Johnson

C. Smith

University

Dr. Francine Madrey

Vice -Pits. Student Affairs

Dr. Gloria Duoal
Vice-Pres. Development

Mr. Elliot Robinson
Vice-Pres. of Business Affairs

Dr. Fidelis Akagha

Richard Alexander

Clara Alexander

Dr. Shirley Anderson

Wayne Anderson

Nigel Ayton

Helen Caldwell

Dr. Anthony Camele

Charles Cicciarella

w ***""" ""**

Brenda Debemj

N.V. Desai

John Eaves

^^H ^^^

M ■ m

■E^v* -^Kfc" ran

Ec/na Evans

Indu Gopal

Dr. Ruth Greene

Ronald Hairston

Dr. Marilyn Sutton Haywood

Daniel Hoffman

LaDanelle Hunter

Dr. Rosahjn Jones

Genevieve Kinard

Ken Koontz

Antonia Lassaletta

Bessie Ledbetter

Cheryl Martin

Veronica McGill

Vernelle McManus

r» | ...

Dick Nichols

Dr Bernard Offerman

Dr. Sarah Pereira

i m

Otis Roberson

Scott Scheer

Moses Sharpe

Leslie Simmons

Ndoh Sunday

Perumal Thirumurthy

Dr P.M. Thomas

Jodi Turner

Minnie Williamson

Dr. Geoffrey Wilson

Ms. Yonnge

IN MEMORY

MRS. OSSIEBELLE DIXON

Mr. Herbert "GEE" Gidneij has been a friend to the
students of Johnson C Smitli for many years. He is
available for us at times when he did not have to be. He
has been there for the yearbook staff on many, many
occasions. For these reasons and many more the Gold-
en Bull staff 1988-89 would like to dedicate its 61st
edition to Mr. Herbert Gidney.
Love,
Belinda Williams

To the Class of
1989

If you will, I would like to ask you to take a brief journey with me down memory lane. Think back to alien
We all were enteringfreshmen. We were subject to long lines, new faces, and food that was not that bad, but
NOTHING like at home. Yet, we made it through. After getting our requirements under our belts, we had to
make the decision to affect the rest of our lives: a major. Once you think about it, this included a great deal
more than signing a slip of paper. Careers must include excitement, chances for advancement, and
opportunities to do what we do best. Yet. we made it through this too. Then another set of requirements
were thrown our way. Whether your major was English, Mathematics, or Business Administration you had
to successfully complete an array of related, but many times complicated courses. Our instructors got on
our last nerve, the assignments appeared outrageous at points, and we all have wondered whether it was
worth it. The answer of course is YES because we are here, the class of 1989 and we have made it through.
Now, as we enter the real world — one of prejudices and hardships, we still ask questions regarding our
competence and endurance. Eet me reassure you oj something my dear Senior Class. What you went
through at Johnson C. Smith University is NOTHING like what lies ahead and unless you govern yourselves
accordingly and conduct yourselves as the adults you are, you won't make it; unless you put an end to
jealousy, back stabbing, and unnecessary competition you will not last fifteen minutes after graduation. I
use to impatiently await my maturation for I knew all the childish ways of my high school peers would
cease. However, I was sadly mistaken. You all arc beautiful people with more to give than you take, yet
sometimes you do just the opposite'. Praise yourselves! You have a tremendous accomplishment with you
that no one can strip away. It is YOU who made the sacrifice to attend college and attempt at all costs to
better yourself . . . no one, but you. So by all means, pat yourself on the back, but after you do, 'CHECK
YOURSELE" and do some soul searching. You may just like what you find. Best Wishes and Congratula-
tions.

Glennis McNeil

CLASS TIME

SOMETIMES

FUNTIME!

^ nr a*^*

Hey, My booh don't have that!

Ahhl ... It's all coming to me now

oooh! . . . I just love this class!!!

See. you just gotta MASH the right one

A Message From Tracy Chamblee
SGA President

Dear Fellow Smithies

It has been an extreme pleasure to be your student body
president for the 1988-89 academic year. As positive young
African-Americans we all possess dreams and wealthy am-
bitions. These dreams eventually turn into goals and objec-
tives which are attainable. The only ingredient that you
need for success is belief in yourself.

To the graduating class of 1989 I wish the best of luck.
Remember to always believe in yourself when it seems that
the world is on your shoulders. Remember that you re-
ceived not only an academic education but an education on
life during your years at good old J.C.S.U. Remember that
once you achieve a goal in life allow no one to take it away
from you.

For some the road is just beginning while it is ending for
others. To the Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors your
dreams are just beginning. Dream to lead and you will lead.
Dream to excel and you will excel. Have faith in the creator
and he will see you through. Become the trailblazers for our
community and our race. Remember we are the future!!

In closing I would like to thank my executive board and
advisor. Without your support I would have been like a leaf
in the wind. Thank you to the students, faculty, and staff
that make up a J.C.S.U. family which is unique, loving, and enriched with growth of this great institution.
Thank you to my mom who exemplifies strength, sacrifice and determination and from whom I draw
inspiration. Finally friends I would like to leave a thought about true friends. False friends are like
autumn leaves found everywhere. True friends are like diamonds genuine and rare. Never forget or be
ashamed of the road that got you there. Remember, that no matter where I go or whatever I do, I will al-
ways be loyal to J.C.S.U.

Sincerely Yours,

Tracy Chamblee,

SGA Pres.

Senior Class
1988-89

President — Glennis McNeil
Vice President — Yolanda GoihU

Senior Class Officers

Ms. Senior — Atoneia San/ord

Treasurer — Clyshonda Beverly
Secretary — Lynette Harris

CONGRATULATIONS!!!

Vincent Armstrong
Willingboro, NJ

Malcolm Avant
Chicago. IL

Eljuana Barrier
High Point, NC

Clyshonda Beverly
Willingboro, NJ

Heath A. Broughton
Wyndanch, NY

Gregory Bryant
Hempstead, NY

Valerie Bryant
Smithfield, NC

Staccy Bryce
Charleston, SC

Jammie Caldwell
Greenville, SC

Cheryl Cameron
Lake City, SC

Ronald Capers
Beaufort, SC

Derrick Cooper
Chicago, IL

Martin L. Cox
Newport, NY

Winston Crisp
Alexandria, VA

Valerie Cromartie
Raeford, NC

Cassandra Dancy
Charlotte, NC

Latonya Floyd
Fayetteville, NC

Antonia Fox
Rocky Mount. NC

Robert A. Franklii
Washington, DC

Joy Fuller
Los Angeles, CA

Yolonda Goode

Burlington, NC

Detain Gray
South Boston, VA

Perry D. Griffin
Greenville, SC

Michael Hamilton
Goldsboro, NC

'■■«* m^ ^

Lunette Harris
Boston, MA

Randolyn Haywood
Charlotte, NC

Tina Higgins
Asheville, NC

Eddie Hill Jr.

Laurinhurg, NC

Glenda Horton
Bronx, NY

Patricia A. Hughley
Phoenix City, Ah

Charles James
Claremont, NC

Terry Jeter
Spartanburg, SC

Lambert Joyner
Washington, DC

Katherine Keitt
Forest City, NC

Tonya Kelly
Brooklyn, NY

Willsa Kinard
Philadelphia, PA

Juan King
Atlanta, GA

Andrea Knotts
Wadeshoro, NC

Charles McCullough Jr.
Bennettsville, SC

Timothy McDowell
Belmont, NC

Marcia McFadden
Sumter, SC

Asonya Meadows
Woodruff, SC

Jamela Middleton
Charleston, SC

'flL^ *Jr

Veronica Oglesby
Salisbury, NC

Padriac Pines
Atlanta, GA

Felicia Pinckneij
St. Stephen, SC

Mary Quick
Bennettsville, SC

LaCara Red dick
Tifton, GA

Mia Robinson
Washington, DC

Tracy Rivers
Atlanta, GA

Sidney Rouse
Rochelle, NJ

Tali M. Roberts
East Orange, NJ

Atoniea Sanford
Forest City, NC

Gabriel Robinson
Sumter. SC

Hugh Scott
Brooklyn, NY

April Tate
High Point, NC

April Werts
New York, NY

m. I

Donna Wong
Charleston, SC

Eric Waller
Willingboro, N]

Adrian Ward
Boston, MASS

Paris Webb
Miami, FL

Bridget Wilform
Charlotte, NC

Deidre Williams
Henderson, NC

Stephanie Williams
Camp Springs, MD

William Wyatt
Houston, TX

Underclassmen

}

i
o

e
s
h

Junior Class

1988-89

President — Michael Charity
Viee President — Mechell Wilson

Junior Class Officers

Ms. Junior — Mia Frieson

Treasurer — Michael LeSane
Secretary — Felice Hightower

. «*- .-it

Catherine Adams
Philadelphia, Pa.

Lisa Adams
Gary, Ind.

Adrienne Anderson
Richmond, Va.

Harold Black
Chicago, II.

Sonya Crump
Buffalo, NY.

Rosalind Currence
Rock Hill, SC.

Anton Davis
Washington, DC

Regetta Harden
Fort Dix, N.J.

Teresa Garrison
Greenville, S.C

Iris Gaijlord
Waynesboro, Ga

Ernest Giles
Winston Salem, N.C.

Shelia Giles
Charlotte, N.C

Lucinda Jamison

Forte Monte, S C.

Howard Johnson
Cockeysville, Md.

Sonya Johnson

Columbia, S.C.

Terry Johnson
Harrisburg, N.C.

Darin Kelly
Southern Pines, N.C.

Steplianie Knox
Silver Spring, Mil.

Crystal Kyler
Rockland, Ma

Rosalind Lee
Philadelphia. Pa

Stephanie Loften

CC. Hills. II.

Kimberly Makins

Laurens, S.C.

Wendy Miley
Hempstead, NY.

Pamela Mills
Queens, N. Y

Sharon Mobley
Charlotte, N.C.

Lisa Moore
Baltimore, Md.

N. Moses
Rocky Mount, N.C.

Deborah Moss
Cape Girardeau, Md

Laura Moten
Columbia, S C

Franklin Patterson
Salisbury, N.C.

Joe Silva
Boston, Ma.

Desi Singletary
Newark, N.J.

Michael Stubbs

Hazel Crest, II

Malacy Taylor

Raleigh,N.C.

Carolyn Shaw
Tarboro, N.C.

Constance Smith
Atlanta, Ca.

IH^4

Jimmie Smitli
West End, N.C

Lisa Watson
Rochester, NY

Melissa Walker
Raleigh, N.C.

Tracey Stallworth
Queens, N.Y.

Traci Stover
Columbia, S C

Joe Weinberg
Hampton, Va.

Mcchell Wilson
Columbia, S C

Yolanda Witherspoon

Salisbury, N.C.

Kim Woodhouse

St. Louis, Mo.

Lynair Walker-
New Haven, Ct

Belinda Williams
Bronx, N.Y

Sophomore Class

1988-89

••a

*■',

oi t

IB*

president — Aaron Clark
Vice President — Stacy Smith

Sophomore Class Officers

Ms. Sophomore — Lavola Best

Treasurer — John Norris
Secretary

Jerry Benjamin
High Point, NC

Tracy Berry
Greenville, SC

Lavola Best
Galivants Ferry, SC

Jennifer Blocker
Greenwood, SC

Vivian Branham
Charlotte, NC

Michael Broun
Greenville, NC

Timiin/ Bryant
Lumberton, NC

Reggie Brutton
East Orange, N]

Keith Campbell
Lillington, NC

LaLisa Campbell
Hilton Head, SC

Jessica Chestnut
Myrtle Beach, SC

Aaron Clark
Baltimore. MD

Alfreda Coleman

Winston-Salem, NC

f? *?

Teresa Conwell
Atlanta, GA

Angela Cooleij
Atlanta, GA

Thomas Coppadge
North Carolina

ffln ^

>^7 V

Alicia Chandler
Washington. DC

Michelle Cooke
Brooklyn, NY

Anita Covington
Robbins, NC

Trellanie Davis
Miami, FL

Tammie Dingle
Starr, SC

Jemmont Duncan
Greenville. SC

John Foster

Charlotte, NC

Aprille Franklin
Concord, NC

Kim Frazier
Washington, DC

Kathleen Garner
Brooklyn, NY

Charleiri Graham
Troutman, NC

Nieole Griffin
Bloomfield, CT

Everett Hamilton
Washington. DC

Adrian Har-per
Charlotte, NC

Terrence Harper
Miami, FL

Minthalee Harrison
Round-O, SC

Signal Harvey
Burlington, NC

Tammy Hawkins
St. Paul, MN

Tanya Hauthonu
Donawas, SC

Yolonda Hayward
Washington, DC

Marshall Ivey
New Zion. SC

Tisha Herring
Roxboro, NC

Funnan Jackson
Greenville. SC

Samantha Higgs
New York, NY

Shania Jackson
Brooklyn. NY

Walter Herd
Brooklyn, NY

Stacy Jenkins
Charleston. SC

Denise Jennings

Charlotte. NC

Alisha Johnson
Baltimore, MD

Michelle Johnson
Darlington, SC

Theodore Jones
Atlantic City, NJ

Tanja Lloi/tl
Lincolnton,NC

Stephanie Mack Autlra Marine

Miami, FL llartsville, SC

Patrick Matheluer
Queens, NY

Sony a McKelvey
Moncks Corner, SC

Stephanie McLeod
Fairmont, NC

Anthony Merrilles
Randolph, MA

f 1

Pamela Milbro
Spartanburg, SC

Steve McLaughlin
Charlotte, NC

Karen McClean
Charlotte, NC

Maurice Moore
Miami, FL

Mel Moorehead
Columbia, SC

Paul Murphy
Houston, TX

NiChelle Nichols
Spartanburg, SC

Tracey Nichols
Patterson, N]

John Norris
Dallas, TX

Esma Oliver
Summcrton. SC

Lillian Oliver
Greensboro, NC

Michelle Oliver
Summcrton, SC

Teresa Ross
Blacksburg, SC

Anissa Samuel
Florence, SC.

Angella Scott
Queens, NY

Melissa Shead
St Louis,MO

Doretha Stephens

Charlotte, NC

Robyn Stroud
Albany, N]

Stacey Smith
Atlanta. GA

Randy Snydan Thelma Thompson

Pensacola, FL Brooklyn, NY

Jackie Tribble
Cross Hill. SC

Jonathan Truesdale
Lancaster, SC

Donna Vaught

N. Myrtle Beach, SC

Jennifer Warren
Temple Hills, MD

Carolyn Weems
Summerton, SC

Darshell Wiggins
Richmond, VA

Stacie Wiggins
Richmond, VA

Roberta Wilcox
Chester, PA

Anisha Williams
Carthage, NC

Tonya Willis
Reiclsvillc, NC

Lisa Wright
Shelby, NC

I »

Harriet Williams
Greenwood, SC

Shelby Williams
Bronx, NY

„ tWIffA.

Patricia Wilson Tracy Wolfe

Edwardsville, IL Winston-Salem, NC

Eric Wright
Fayetteville, NC

Michelle Young
Clinton. SC

Freshman Class

1988-89

president — Jeff cry Smith
mice President — Donald Jones

Freshman Class Officers

Ms. Freshman — Lavonda Johnson

Treasurer — Joy Williams
Secretary — Angela Burke

^t ,^8*

Ashton, Nancy Banner, Tina

Washington, DC Winston-Salem, NC

Barlow, Paige
Atlanta, GA

9'^

So/fon, Kimberly
Columbia, SC

Boone, Raquel
Garland, NC

Boone. 77

Gates County, NC

Bocain. Jeffrey
Bridgeport, CT

Beatty, Meliss
Kelly. NC

Bell, Parthenia

Benjamin, Edward

Benjamin, Vernon

Billups, Felicia

Black. Tonya

Bland, Yvette

Ft Lauderdale Lakes, FL

Philadelphia, PA

St. Croix, VI

Newark, N]

Charlotte, NC

Richmond, VA

Bright, Lyndell L
Hartsville, SC

Brinson, Lawrence
Fort Bragg, NC

Brisco, Mil htw!
Washington, DC

Broady, Rocquel
Washington, DC

Brockington, Tony
Fairmont, NC

Brown, Cindy Brown, Shannon

Winston-Salem, NC Durham, NC

Burke, Angela
Willingboro, NJ

Bynum. Trena Caldwell, Marvin

Winston-Salem, NC Ft. Lauderdale, FL

Callwood, Byron
St. John, VI

Canada, Tara
Hemstead, NY

Chalmers, Anthony
Clinton, SC

Colbert, Lawee Coleman, Samuel Combest, Yolanda

East Orange, NJ Albany, NY Brooklyn, NY

Cottingham, Reuben
Cleveland Heights, OH

Dickens, Zanail
Capitol Heights, MD

Callahan, Jason
Long Island, NY

Chappalle. Deandrea
Greenville. SC

Conderly, Jimmy
Rocky Mount, NC

Coppin, Tamika M.
Philadelphia. PA

Courts, Paul Cowan, John Darden, Sandra Davis, Ada

Savannah, CA East Spencer, NC Kinston, NC Peekskill, NY

Dent, Benita
Philadelphia, PA

\>\ ///

Diggs, Angela Dilligard, Latonya Dobson, Dana Doums. Cerald

Lexington, NC Charleston, SC Boston, MA Kingston. MA

Durham. Anthony
Philadelphia. PA

\ .4.

Edge, Lynette Eichelberger, Pricilla

Rocky Mount, NC Mauldin, SC

Elliot, Adam
St. Louis, MO

Fox, Amoretta Francis, Nathaniel

Darlington. SC Miami. FL

Fagan, Shanob Ford, Diron

Decatur, GA Moncks Corner, SC

Franklin, April Frazier, Kim

Concord, NC Washington, DC

Garcia, Nicole Gradley, Patricia

Bronx, NY Red Springs, NC

Gerald, Cortina
Concord, NC

MffnAiMk

Gains, Ardath
Pittsburg, PA

Gains, Kathryn
White Plains, NY

Gore, Valendez
Petersburg, VA

Govan, Shirley Graham, Patric Graves, Capric

Red Springs, NC l^mg Beach, NY Loris, SC

Graves, Sharon
Greensboro. NC

Green, Angle
Vanceboro, NC

Gran, Marty

Brooklyn NY

Guice, Eric
Charlotte, NC

Hall, Celeste
Columbia, SC

Holland, Lune
Brooklyn, NY

Hammond, Lynette
Baltimore, MD

Harris, Charlton
Gaffney. SC

Hayer, Elizabeth Hayes, Carlo

Gates County, NC High Point, NC

Hinton, Simone
Durham, NC

Holley, Dione
New York. NY

MiM*;^

Jackson, Michelle
New York, NY

Jackson, Natasha
Columbia, SC

Jackson, Sophia
Charleston, SC

Jenkins, Sonja
Charleston, SC

Johnson, Debra
Loris, SC

Johnson, Dominick
Washington. DC

Harrison, Minthalee Hart, Christopher

Round-o, SC New York, NY

Hebron, Stacey Henderson, Kevi

Passaic, NJ Durham, NC

Ifill, Curtis
Rocky Mount, NC

Johnson, Jamal
Queens, NY

Harvin, Samuel 111
Fayettville, NC

Hawthorne, Tanyn
Donalds, SC

Hendricks, Keisha
Queens, NY

Highsmith, Yolanda
Elizabethtown, NC

Irvin, Charles
Winston-Salem, NC

Jackson, Garfield
East Norriton, PA

Johnson, Jeff
Augusta, GA

Johnson, Michelle Johnson, Randy

Darlington, SC Bennettsville, SC

Johnson, Tim
High Point, NC

6 1 A M * £

Jones, Donald Jordan. Jennifer Jordan. Joel Josey, Patric

Englewood. NJ Peekskill. NY China Grove. NC Hartsville. SC

Kellam. Kim Kellam. Monica

Charlotte, NC Martinsville. VA

Kelly. Donald
Bennettsville, SC

Kirkpatrick, Shedrick
High Point, NC

Lance, Har
East Orange, NJ

Lewis, James
Pittsburgh, PA

Lewis, Margaret Lindsey, Vincnet

Goldsboro, NC Washington, DC

f JL

Mallory, Tharesa Marine, Jamie

Goldsboro, NC Hartsville, SC

Lloyd, Sean Lomax, Felicia

Bronx, NY Baltimore, MD

Lucas, Pamela
Selma, NC

Major, Joseph
Orangeburg, SC

Marrow, Ad;
Washington, DC

McCluney, Tonya
Kernersville, NC

McCollum, Severa
Fairmont, NC

McCray, Benjamin
Bridgeport, CT

±0 £

McCray. Nicole McDonald, Theresa McDouglas, Shawn,

Bridgeport, CT Fayetteville, NC Dunn, NC

McDowell Gail
Fayetteville. NC

McGowan, Melvin
Spartanburg, SC

Mclver, Isaiah
Washington, DC

icKinley, Tammy

McKoy. Shar

nin

McKoy, Stacy

McLaurin, Darius

McLean

. Karen

McNiel, Omar Ji

Charleston, SC

Elizabethtowi

,NC

jersey City, N]

Clinton, NC

Summer

ville. SC

Newark. N]

Morris, Michelle

Brooklyn, NY

Mosley, Carl
Halhboro, NC

Munnerlyn, Shondell Murphy, Dana M.

Georgetown, SC Camden, N]

Nance, Ronnelle
Washington, DC

^ V;

O'Neal, Monique
Long Island, NY

Pickney, Michelle
Charleston, SC

Pelzar, Art

Peoples, Ronda

Perry, Duayne

Perry, Panise

Perry, Vida

Person, Tammy

Brooklyn, NY

Winston-Salem, NC

Augusta, GA

Charleston, SC

Charlotte, NC

Sandford, NC

Hiddick, Carlton
New York, NY

Pierce, Gladys
Floreru r, S( '

Robinson, Michelle
Summerton, SC

Robinson, Stephan
Lumberton, NC

Rone, Sherrone
Columbia, NC

Rendleman, Thialand
Newark, N]

Rome. Juyna
Providence. Hi

■

Span, LaPronda
Washington, DC

Sahr, Desmond
Temple Hills, MD

Singleton, Nicole
Charlotte, NC

Spratley, Jerome
Augtista, GA

Sloan, Shelaca
Clinton, NC

Small. Laura
Southern Pines, NC

Steele. Johnathan
Kenansi-ille. NC

Thomas. Delilah
New York. NY

Scott, Paulanda
Charlotte, NC

Smith, Christopht
Miami, FL

Thomas, Kyle
Bronx, NY

Smith, Teresa
Elizabethtown, NC

Stephens, Tyna
Capitol Heights, MD

Thomas, Patric
Winston-Salem, NC

Thorn

as, Sidney

Tops, Terr el

Townes, Edward

Turner, Tonya

Tutt, Kenneth

Walker, Divensity

Wash

ngton, DC

Woodbridge, VA

Greensboro, NC

Boston, MA

Augusta, GA

Los Angeles, CA

Walker, Mike
Boston, MA

Warren, Kimberly
Salemburg, NC

Washington, Andrew
Washington, DC

Watkin, Kermit
Charlotte. NC

Wheeler, Robert
Washington, DC

Whitley, James
Mitchelhille, MD

Wideman, Pamela
Anderson, SC

Wiggins, Verneone
Pineville, SC

Williams, Adriane
Fayetteville, NC

Williams, Tammy Williams, Veronii

Passaic, NJ New York, NY

Winfrey* Carolyn
Augusta, CA

Worley, Dorothy
Fairmont, NC

Wright, Taneisha
Bronx, NY

York, Marvin
Bennertsvifle, SC

FRESHMEN FEVER

Am I sexy or what?

Don't worry, be happy

- V:-_ jsr *"V "^^f

Together we stand united.

Look at me, says Mia Robinsori.

AS THE CAMPUS TURNS

Look! Her hair extension fell off.

CIAA Ping Pong Champ. (Sike)

Stop, you're tickling me.

Hh "

Hi:
lip

' Usui 1 ' F

WIPE OUT!!!!!!!!!!

Miss Johnson C. Smitli

University

1988

Evans LaCara Reddick,
MissJ.C.S.U. 1988-89,
is a 20 year old banking
and finance major from
Tifton, Georgia. She is
the daughter of Mrs.
Ruby Reddick and the
late J. T. Reddick.
LaCara's campus involve-
ments include Alpha
Kappa Mu Honor Society,
Alpha Chi Honor Society,
Alpha Lambda Delta Hanoi
Society, Tan Beta Chi
Business Honor Society,
and Alpha Kappa Alpha
Sorority, Inc. In
addition, she's listed
on the J.C.S.U. Dean's
List, National Dean's
List, and the J.C.S.U.
President's List.
LaCara has also been an
Inroads intern at North
Carolina National Bank
for the past 3 years.

First Attendant
Mia R Robinson

First attendant to Miss JCSU, Miss
Mia RaijneiU Robinson, is a native
of Washington, D.C. She is the
daughter of Mr. Ray Allen Robinson
and Ms. Connie Cummings, A Com-
puter Science major, Mia is a recipi-
ent of the Martin Luther King Jr
scholarship fund as well as a Na-
tional Deans List honoree. She is
the former Junior class Vice Presi-
dent and a member of Delta Sigma
Theta Sorority Inc.

Second Attendant
Robbie King

Second attendant to Miss JCSU.
Miss Robbie King, is a native of
Chester, South Carolina. She is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chris
King. Robbie is a Senior Accounting
major whose campus involvements
include the JCSU Dean's List, Delta
Sigma Theta Sorority Inc., and the
National Association of Black Ac-
countants. She is also a former Stu-
dent Government Executive Board
member.

Lavonda Johnson

Miss FiTslimtm

Lavola Best
Miss Sophomore

Antoniea Sanford

Miss Senior

■rat

Wanda Holloway

Miss Duke Hall

Brenda Britt

Miss Greenfield Hall

Rhoiula Frye
Miss Liston Hall

Sonja Mattress
Miss Sanders Hall

Kathy Morris
Miss Black and Gold

Stacey Bryce
Miss Delta Sigma Theta

■%-> 43

LaTonya Floyd

Miss Kappa Alpha I'si

Velda Flucld
Miss leta Phi Beta

Tammy Williams
Miss Psychology Club

Yvette Mathis
Miss University Band

Tasha Strader
Miss University Choi

GOLDEN BULLS
HOMECOMING

ifll&fcr

1988

I'd

v ■;*■■', >•■» ..'■ * »

1 Hii ^f"' iV.V

dfe&i

ciL.-.< '. '~' ■'"" ■ ,f * -Vtsft x

- *>**■•*•** fjmJKmit

Vie> c °* jOHNS#T C SMITH

UNIVERSITY

S.G.A.

Presents

LIVE' in Concert from London, England

Homecoming Party

LOOSE ENDS

• Slow Down

• Mr. Bachelor

• Watching You
and many other hits

LOOSE ENDS

*l*

\tf\

BIG DADDY KANE

• Ain't No Half-
Stepping

BIG DADDY KANE

MIDNIGHT CONCERT - FRIDAY, OCT. 28, 1988
12:00 MIDNIGHT UNTIL
BRABOY GYMNASIUM

Tickets on Sale at all Shazada Record Stoies and Johnson C Smith Gov't Office
Student Tickets ■ $8.00 Advance General Public - $10.00 Advance

REMEMBER! The Midnight Jam begins at 12:00 Midnight.

LBH-w^

Win****-*;

A*Sx5ft

AAZX

Kior

A0BP

ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA
SORORITY INC.

GAMMA DELIA

> 5 :3*

Alpha Kappa Alpha is the oldest Greek letter organization established in America by Black college
women. It is rather a significant and inspiring reflection of a minority group in a changing culture. Alpha
Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporated was founded in 1908 at Howard University located in Washington,
DC. In its earliest years, Alpha Kappa Alpha became a symbol of the aspiration of able young women to
develop their full potentials in an atmosphere of friendship and mutually supportive stimulation to
excellence.

I V •

MEMBERS

Clyshonda Berverly

Sonya Crump

Yvette Dory

Mia Frieson

Terry Fullard-Espey

Iris Taylord

Felice Hightower

Wanda Holloway

Kim Jones

Tonya Kelly

Ava Lee

Yvette Mathis

LaCara Reddick

Samantha Thompson

Bridget Wilform

Belinda Williams

Delta Sigma Theta

Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. was founded January 13, 1913 /;;/ 22
remarkable women on the campus of Howard University in Washington,
D.C. The very first chapter was named Alpha Chapter. The objective of the
sorority is to establish and maintain a high standard of morality and
scholarship among women.

On February 19, 1944 Gamma Lamda Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta was
organized with eleven Charter members. Today Gamma Lamda tries to
uphold the ideals of their initial founders.

Officers

President, Kim Lee
Viee President, Toye Fennel I
Treasurer, Valerie Cromartie
Pan Hellenic Pres., Tali Roberts
Recording Secretary, Donna Wong
Corresponding Secretary, Gweuarda Medley
Finance Secretary, Sonja Johnson
Custodian, Tammy Evans
Sarg. At Arms, Laura Thompson
Parliamentarian, Stephanie Tripp
Historian, Stacy Bruce
Miss Delta Sigma Theta, Stacy Bruce

Present in the picture are

Tammy Reveron
Valette Roberts

Kim Lee
Mia Robinson
Tali Roberts
Donna Wong

Robbie King

Tammy Evans

Valerie Cromartie
Toye Fennell
Stacy Rrycc
Asonja Meadows
Stephanie Trip})

ZETA PHI BETA SORORITY, INC.

KAPPA CHAPTER

Zeta Phi Beta Sorority was organized at Howard University on January 20, 1920, as the result of
the encouragement given the founders by members of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity.

Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. and Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. became the first official Greek-letter
sister and brother organizations. Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, an organization dedicated to scholarship,
service, sisterly love, and finer womanhood has brought together women from all parts of the
country.

MEMBERS

Velda G. Fludd

President

Miss Zeta Phi Beta Sorority

Lisa R. Jones

Vice-President

Dean of Pledges

Denise Fraser

Secretary

Deborah Easterling

Treasurer

Katie Brice

Parliamentarian

Maxine Davis

Advisor

Not Pictured Sorors Fraser and Brice

ALPHA PHI ALPHA

FRATERNITY, INC.

ALPHA OMICRON

From inception. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., paid homage to our African heritage — symbolized
by the Sphinx.

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., the first inter-collegiate Greek-letter fraternity established for Black
college men, was founded on December 4, 1906 at Cornell University. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.,
was the only Black Fraternity born on an Ivy League University. The Seven visionary founders at Cornell,
labored in years of severe economic struggle and racial conflict in the United States. Despite these odds
the fraternity succeeded, setting the highest standards that all men should follow, Scholarship, Leader-
ship, Manly Deeds and Love for all mankind (peace).

Alpha Omicron is the oldest chapter in North Carolina, being founded on May 4, 1923. The Men Of Al-
pha Omicron truly uphold the aims and ideas of Alpha. These gentlemen are actively involved in Student
Government, Resident Life and various organizations on, as well as off campus. These Distinctive men
represent leadership, scholastic achievement and a love for all mankind. Their tenacious qualities stand
above all others. Their ability to hold the award for the highest G.P.A. at Johnson C. Smith University, tru-
ly proves their commitment to excellence.

OFFICERS
°Bro. Godfrey Jones

President
Bro. Howard Johnson

V. President
°Bro. Rogers Williams

Secretary
Bro. Michael Charity

Treasurer
Bro. Michael Powell

Dean of Pledges
Bro Winston Crisp

Sgt. at Arms ir Editor of the Sphinx
Bro. Byron White

Chaplain
Bro. Vincent Armstrong

Historian
°Bro. Davron Dula

Director of Education
°Bro. Sheldon Gibson

Transfer Brother
'(NOT PICTURED)

KAPPA ALPHA PSI
FRATERNITY, INC.

ALPHA EPSILON

Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. , was founded on January 5, 1911 on the campus of Indiana University.
Ten young, college men made what was a dream in the midst of prejudice and racial discrimination a
reality jor black college students everywhere who attended predominantly white universities.

The Alpha Epsilon chapter was founded Dec. 10, 1927. "Achievement" is the fundamental purpose of
our fraternity, and as Kappa Alpha Psi enters its 79th year, the brothers of Alpha Epsilon are proud to say
that the fraternity has not fallen short of its purpose.

OFFICERS
Polemarch

Kennard Jones
Vice Polemarch

Edward Foxworth III
Keeper of Records

Greg Bryant
Keeper of Excheqver

Tracy Chamblee
Strategvs

Michael Collins
Lt. Strategvs

Steven Woods
Dean of Pledges

Edward Foxworth III
Asst. Dean of Pledges

Deron Hardaway
Historian/ Photographer

Greg Bryant

OTHER MEMBERS:
Kyle Satterwhite
Leander Askew
Rodney Morgan
Jason Green

PHI BETA SIGMA
FRATERNITY, INC.
ALPHA EPSILON CHAPTER

- . ■

- — ■
- -

i
■ \-

Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. was founded at Howard University in 1914. Alpha Epsilon Chapter
was founded in 1927.

Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity strives to uphold their motto "Culture for Service and Service for
Humanity " This organization believes in the principles of brotherhood, scholarship, and service.

Members
President

Martin Cox
Vice President

Michael Hamilton
Treasurer

Steven Pinner
Secretary

Darren Kelly
Dean of Pledges

Martin Cox
Assistant Dean of Pledges

Mitchell Magette
Step Master

Darren Kelly
Assistant

Step Master — Michael Hamilton
Historian

Hugh Scott
Chaplain

Perry Griffin

OMEGA PSI PHI
FRATERNITY, INC.

RHO CHAPTER

On Friday November 17, 1911 on the campus of Howard University, three Howard University
students, aided by a faculty advisor, gave birth to Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. This event took place in the
office of Ey nest E Just, the faculty advisor. The three students were Edgar A. Love, Oscar J. Cooper and
Frank Coleman. Manhood, Scholarship, Perseverance and Uplift were selected as Cardinal principles.

On December 5, 1921 on the campus of Johnson C. Smith University, RHO Chapter was started by Dr.
George and Dr Wyche.

Members:

Basileus — John Dennis
1st. Vice — Maurice Carney
2nd. Vice — Darryl Bidgood

Advisor — Steve Joyner

ALPHA PHI OMEGA

DELTA PHI

Alpha Phi Omega National Service Fraternity, expands its beliefs across the face of the globe,
having chapters inside and outside of the United States of America. We all uphold and serve our
universities.

To develop leadership, promote friendship and provide service to our universities, communities,
ourselves, and most of all the All Mighty God.

Here at Johnson C Smith is the first black chapter and mother chapter to all black universities.
Delta Phi founded in 1947 Alpha Phi Omega.

F fN*\'

"N*

It ' v ** i

■ •'

■% ■ ■

President

]ohnathan Love

Vice President
Bruce Cillard

£»:-»

"MEN OF THE
RISING SUN"

J.C.S.U. MARCHING

GOLDEN BULLS!

The March is ON!!

The Mighty Golden Bulls on the field.

Cheering For Victory

Left to right: Terrance, Beverly, Adrian, Celeste, Laguana, Stephanie,
Tonya — Captain, Sharol, Esma, Felecia and Teresa.

JCSU STANDING TALL

Mens Basketball

Football

SPORTS

Womens Basketball

Track

Tennis
Golf

Volleyball

JCSU GOLDEN BULLS

1988 ROSTER

NAME

Theodore Jones
Mel Westmoreland
David Washington
Maurice Flowers
Terry Jeter
Rodney Carr
Marvin Bartee
Anthony Linyard
Anthony Linyard
Eric Waller
Darren Pagan
Anthony Byers
Ted Robinson
Cyril Coefield
Anthony Holloman
Derwin Webb
Brannon Jett
Mitchell Hargett
Charlie Williams
Da r rick Cooper
Jason Ross
Hazel Williams
Otis Prioleau
Michael Hamilton
Willie Cole
Hubert Kelly
Roderick Campbell
Andy Muriel
Dwight Campbell
Morton Copeland
Lilton Marks
Ronald Capers
Brian Robinson
William Wyatt
Darold Sims
Derwin Gray
Dwayne Reed
Clarence Ford
Edward House
Donnell Johnson
Travis Norris
Steve Pinner
Eric Wright
Thomas Coppadge
Derrick Long
Carlton Gabriel
William Ford
Maurice Moore
DcBloise Payne
Ronald Meadows
Joe Weinberg
Greg Parks
Michael Ballcn

POS HT

WT CL HOMETOWN

5-11

6-1

5-11

6-4

6-0

5-11

5-9

5-11

5-10

6-3

6-0

5-9

5-10

6-0

5-7

5-9

6-1

6-0

6-1

6-0

6-3

6-1

5-11

6-2

6-1

6-2

6-3

6-2

6-4

6-1

6-0

5-11

6-0

5-10

6-5

6-2

6-0

6-2

6-0

6-4

6-3

6-4

6-2

6-3

5-9

6-1

6-3

185
187
170
212
180
185
160
170
170
168
176
189
161
161
160
195
170
173
200
185
195
203
210
237
185
210
230
215
210
225
230
220
197
277
215
273
295
290
280
260
290
270
225
247
240
245
220
175
190
160
170
215
260

SO
SR

SR
SR
SR
SR
FR
SR
FR
FR
FR
FR
FR

SR
SR
FR
SO

SO
SR
SO
FR
SR
SO
SR
FR
SR

so
so
so

SR
SR
SO
SO
SO
FR
SO
SO
FR
SO

JR
FR
SR

Atlantic City, NJ
Greensboro, NC
Bonneau, SC
Charlotte, NC
Spartanburg, SC
College Park, GA
Pemberton, NJ
Beaufort, SC
Beaufort, SC
Willingboro, NJ
Nyack, NY
Charlotte, NC
Charlotte, NC
Wapp Falls, NY
Darlington, SC
Upper Marlboro,
Charlotte, NC
Fayettcville, NC
Jacksonville, NC
Chicago, 1L
Washington, DC
Orangeburg, SC
Alv in, SC
Goldsboro, NC
West End, NC
Orangeburg, SC
Miami, FL
Charlotte, NC
Chesterfield, SC
Miami, FL
Fayettcville, NC
Beaufort, SC
Miami, FL
Houston, TX
Atlanta, GA
S. Boston, VA
Hardeeville. SC
Charlotte, NC
Charlotte, NC
Miami, FL
Gaffney, SC
E. Orange, NJ
Fayettcville, NC
Wadesboro, NC
Charlotte, NC
Charlotte, NC
Charlotte. NC
Miami, FL
Miami, FL
Spartanburg, SC
Hampton, VA
Charlotte, NC
Conway, SC

HIGH SCHOOL

High

Dudley

Macedonia

East Meek

Spartanburg

Lakeshore

Pemberton

Beaufort

Kennedy

Nyack

East Meek

Olympic

Ketcham

Mayo

Douglas

W. Charlotte

D. Byrd
Southwest
Harlan
Ballon
Ora.-Wilk
Macedonia
Goldsboro
Pinecrest
Ora.-Wilk
Jackson
Olympic
High

Coral Gables

E. Smith
Beaufort
Killian
Forestbrook
Mays
Halifax
West

South Meek
East Meek
Northwestern
Gaffney
Essex Cath.
71st

Anson

South Meek

Independence

South Meek

Miami Lakes

Southridge

Byrnes

Warwick

Olympic

Conway

TEAM CAPTAINS: Kneeling: Marvin Bartee and Anthony Byers.
Standing: Ronald Capers, Dentin Gray and Michael Ballen

BULLS IN THE SPOTLIGHT

v ^ ■■■■JUH ■■■■■■■■■*

A/ic/iac / BaHen: A//-C/AA Defensive Tackle

Marvin Bailee: All-CIAA Wide Receiver

Anthony Byers: All-CIAA Defensive Back

Ronald Capers: All-CIAA Defensive Tackle

Joe Weinberg: All-CIAA Wide Receiver

■■■■■■■■

*■?*■

1988-89 Johnson C. Smith University Men's Roster

PI aye i

To CI

lit

Hometown

High School

Lenny Langley

5-10

160

Greenville. JVC

Rose

Tyrone Diggs

5-8

150

Brandywine, MD

Bishop McNa.

Diron Ford

6-2

165

Moncks Corner, SC

Goose Cr.

Walter Hurd

6-3

170

New York, NY

Our Savior

Mel Westmoreland

6-1

187

Greensboro, NC

Dudley

Mam ice Flowers

6-4

212

Charlotte, NC

E.Mecklenburg

John King

6-6

200

Winston-Salem, NC

East

Rodney Martin °

6-3

205

Pinehnrst, NC

Pinehurst

Alvin Downing

6-3

195

Plainfield, NJ

Plainfield

Scottie Johnson"

6-6

185

Winston-Salem, NC

North

Ron Callwood

6-3

195

St. John, VI

Berkshire

Mark Sherrill

6-5

220

Durham, NC

Durham

Brian Young

6-6

197

Bateshurg, SC

Bates-Lewisv.

Gerald Garvin

6-5

210

Springfield, MA

W-M Academy

Alonzo Lunsford

6-9

237

Rockingham, NC

Richmond

■litiible second semester

Head Coach: Steve Joyner
Assistant Coach: Ed Joyner
Assistant Coach: Clarence Johnson
Sports Information: James Cuthbcrtson

1988-89 Johnson C Smith
Lady Golden Bulls Basketball Roster

No.

Player

lit

Hometown

High School

Tracy Milliard

5-4

130

Norfolk, VA

Ferguson

Donna Rogers

5-4

125

Elmsworth, NY

A. Hamilton

Kim Brewington

./'

5-5

140

Wilmington, NC

Hoggard

Darlene Gordon

5-7

136

Sumter, SC

Mayewood

Mary Quick

5-5

146

Bennettsville, SC

Bville.

Teresa Home

5-8

137

Lamar, SC

Lamar

Atoniea Sanford

5-6

136

Forest City, NC

East Ruth.

Angela Hamilton

5-10

155

Rutherfordton, NC

R-S Cen.

Brenda Small

5-7

145

Washington, DC

Anacostia

Melissa Harvin

5-8

147

Alcolu, SC

Manning

Trellanie Davis

5-7

152

Miami, FL

Coral Gables

Felicia Lomax

5-8

145

Baltimore, MD

Dundalk

Adrian Williams

5-8

160

Lumherton, NC

Lubmerton

April Whitten

6-1

175

Charlotte, NC

East Meek

Tonya Jefferson

6-1

168

Fayetteville, NC

D. Byrd

Coach: Hythia Evans-Licbert
Assistant Coach: Darryl Patterson
Sports Information: James Cuthbertson

BACK IN STRIDE AGAIN

Tammy Pearson, Tonya Wilis, Harriett Williams, Mary Martin and Rafika Hargett.
Row 2: Anthony Durham, Rayment Jones, Chris Smith, Brian Jackson, Joe Major and
James Lewis. Row 3: Sidney Rouse, Jerry Dowries, Richard Ford, Russell Arlington,
Patrick Graham, Desi Singletary and Coach Bodrick

BULLS SWING INTO ACTION

Members: Jermont Duncan, Gary Powell, Frank Johnson, Marvin Bartee, Mel
Westmoreland and Walter Hurd.

Coach Harris helps Jermont with his grip.

OVER THE TOP

Members: Veronica Green, Rosalind Lee, Antonia Sanford, Donna Rodgers, Kim Woodhouse. Row 2: Alicia Morgan, Coach
Liebert, Mary Quick, Angela Hamilton, Trcllanie Davis, Brenda Small, Tonua Willis, Sharrion Beard, Kejuan Evans Biggs and
Darryl Patterson

MOMENTS IN SPORTS

Nft ,-».»v TO

Getting down with the pep band.

Freshmen pump it up.

■"■ Kit

!9b^4I s "c, 1 b iBk

Its party fimp

Charlie says he's #1

9H% " •

■ ^^5S wf *"* '*H — ~

iA ii

Carter and trie Greenfield crew.

Here's Charlie

Pump up the volume!

Follow the leader.

It's hot in here it must be a bull in this atmosphere.

Check out the fox in the
bull

We have school spirit

We got the look.

CHARLOTTE

1988 - 89 CHARLOTTE HORNETS

Ramesses the Great:
The Pharaoh and His Time

* 1. Colossus of Memphis
material: granite
provenance: Memphis, Temple of Ptah

51. Lid from the Coffin of Ramesses II
material: Cyprus wood
provenance: Thebes ▼

Hanging out with the boys

Is it me you're looking for?

"Girl, no he didn't.

How do you like us now?

DANCERS

MODELS *&

POLITICS A/

DRILL TEAM M

Qy GOSPEL CHOIR

& SWEETHEARTS

^ HALL COUNCIL

PROGRAM BOARD

THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION

Tracy Chamblee

President
Byron White

1st Vice President
Sonya Johnson

2nd Vice President
Winston Crisp

Treasurer
Ivey Jones

Secretary
James Garvin

Asst. Secretary
Gregory Bryant

Board of Trustee Member
Jimmie Smith

Board of Trustee Member
LaCara Reddick

Miss JCSU
Mrs. Craft

Advisor

A Diligent Tracy

Tracy and Greg Cheesin'

DESTINY DANCERS

Joy C. Fuller — President/ Choreographer

Yvette Mathis — Vice President/ Asst. Choreographer

Tammy Liggitis — Secretary

Lisa Farrow — Treasurer

Venus Torbit

Stacey Smith

Gail McDowell

Teresa Miller

Rocquel Broady

Bethany Stewart

Carmen Mortin

Laura Small

Sonjii Pratt

NOT SHOWN

Sam Harvin III

Timmy Bryant

Sin-Bad Benjamin

Adriene McPhatter

SHAKI CO.

Terrance Jones — President

Marva Barber — Director

Alicia Chandler — Business Manager

Genise Richardson — Choreographer

Randy Noel

Harold C Black, Jr.

Jamal Johnson

Lisa R. Jones

Lisa L. Adams

Alisha Johnson

Joy Barnes

Tamika M. Coppine

Monique O'Neal

Saen Lloyd

KAPPA ALPHA PSI FRATERNITY COURT

■ /** "

sggsww^

KAPPA DIAMONDS

Latonya Floyd

Miss Kappa Alpha Psi
joy C. Fuller

Miss Alpha Epsilon
Yvette Mathis

Secretary
Tammy Liggins

Treasurer
Dannette Redmond
Bethany Stewart
Jennifer Jordan
Sherea McLaughlin
Petrina Nelson
Erica Payne
Tammy Williams

SWEETHEARTS

ALPHA PHI ALPHA FRATERNITY COURT

LADIES OF BLACK b GOLD

Roberta Wilcox

President
Lisa M. Nix

Vice President
Michelle Coble

Treasurer
Kathy Morris

Miss Black b Gold/Asst. Treasurer
A. Monique O'Neal

Miss Alpha Omicron
Shanda Gunning
Antionette Gady
Correl Clarke
Stacie Wiggins
Toyceandrea Hutton

THE YOUNG REPUBLICAN CLUB

]immie Smith — President

Tracy Booker — Vice-President

Donna Vaught — Asst. Secretary

Donna Wong

NOT SHOWN:

Tammy Dingle — Treasurer

Brenda Britt — Secretary

Sonya Johnson

Tina Mceachin

Anisha Williams

Valerie Young

Mia Frieson

Dr. Sutton Haywood — Advisor

Dr. Rhodes — Advisor

SCIENCE CLUB

Michael Powell

Chairman
Christopher Smith

Treasurer
Jonathan Truesdale

Parliamentarian
Glen Glenn — President
Jeffrey Bell
NOT SHOWN:

Aaron Clark — Vice-President
Michael Charity
Roger Williams
Harvie Johnson
Anthony Merrilles
Byron White

JCSU GOLDEN ELITES

Donald Jones

President
George Baxter

Vice President
Kimberly Jarvis

Treasurer
Kevin Pogue

Parlimentarian
Corey McKnight
Eric McKnight
Mark Preston
Reggie Ryon

OMEGA PSI PHI
FRATERNITY COURT

OMEGA PEARLS

Yavonda Williams
Veronica Green
Shania Jackson
Carolyn Weems
Stephanie Williams
Denise Jennings
Sonja Lloyd
Konecca Fitzpatrick
Shawnee McDongold
Sonya Jenkins

UNION PROGRAM ROARD

Ronnell Nance
Toyce Hittton
Cornell Clark
Sandra Darden
Nina Newton
Tracey Booker
Roquel Broady

CARTER HALL
COUNCIL MEMRERS

Marvin Caldwell — President
Michael Powell — Senator
Herman Peeler — Secretary
Maurice Moore

Vice President (NOT SHOWN)

R. W. JOHNSON SPIRITUAL CHOIR

The R. W. Johnson Spiritual choir is very much a part of the
religions aspect ofJCSU. It consists of approximately 106 members.
The choir has 45 or more touring voices for its Spring Tour. The choir
is composed of students from almost every state, and of religious
backgrounds. The choir serves both the University and the
community. The group 's number one objective is to lift up the name of
Christ.

Antonio Fox

President
Daryll Kemp

Vice President
Stacy Bryce

Secretary
Yalonda Goode

Parlimentarian
Jamela Middleton

Program Director
Susan Morrow

MissR.W.
Melissa Walker

Directress
Earl Williamson

Asst. Director
Desi Campbell

Musician, Asst. Program Director
Karen Harris
Nicole Garcia
Tonya Turner
Joy Barnes
Jennifer Jordan
Lisa Farrow
Kim Frazier
Lilton Marks
Melissa Shed
Monica Killam
Dashia Price
Nicole McCray
Saun Lloyd
Curtis Hall
Renee Parker
Donald Jones
Cosmo Whittaker
Michelle Owens
Janeu Mitchell
Serena Kelly
Tara Fostler
Shondell Minnerlyn
Debra Johnson
Dionne Holly

CHRISTMAS TIME

- ip

Please don't keep us long. It's Christmas Break!

MEANS BREAK TIME!

I'm going home . . . YEAH . . . I am going home!

Ho . . . Ho . . . Yourself . . . I need a break!

Yes, . . . It's finally Christmas Break!

*> ±

Working Day and Night.

Is this the hook I need?

Checking out the women, says Wilfred

We are family

This is all I get for speaking.

GO BULLS!

Where to now, says Eric Walle

This is what college is all about.

Ue are tied for 1st.

I can 't tell you a bed time story over the phone'.

I'm all alone, say Monte

"T'3

Please just tell me why?

Look she is naked!!

What 's going on over at their table

0£

The many faces

' :) ^y.

*'4S

1-40J

ofJ.C.S.U.

T\ »J1

- f^ ■■« *\#

We all know the story .

Mommy look what I got for
55 C

Afan, am I hungry'.

Oh what a feeling to he a SEMOR!

I'm so excited

Yo Baby Yot

theres a Better Answer

• 9 i£f *

r *r

How ya like me now':

The All American look-

OK its like that now

Whats the Plan:

o
I

d
e
n

u
I
I

' A -* s <t

SENIOR

SUPERLATIVES

FOR

1988-1989

SENIOR

This young lady is truly a wise choice for the
most liked lady at Johnson C. Smith University.
Her name is Michelle Coble and she is as pleasing
and beautiful as her smile.

•■;•• '■ ■ '

> .

This golden child is by far one of our school's
hardest working and dedicated students. For those
of you who are not familiar with hint his name is
Gregory Bryant and is easily recognized by his
eloquent dress and his charming smile. He too is
one of our most liked seniors

SUPERLATIVE

Wit and humor are his middle names. An-
tonio his first and Fox his last. He is beyond a
doubt one of our most humorous seniors.

LAUGHTER IS

THE

BEST MEDICINE

On the serious side she is an aca-
demic achiever and active in our uni-
versity community. On a lighter side
she is known as Yogi, our maiden of
madcap. She too is one of the senior
class's most humorous students.

SENIOR
ON THE PATH TO SUCCESS

P
O
P

U
L

Always smiling and waving hello, Mia Robinson is
certainly the most liked and the most popular senior.

A
R

With briej case in hand and a stream of determi-
nation in her blood, success for Miss Kim Lee is only
a matter of time. It is for that reason she was the
wisest choice for most likely to succeed.

SUPERLATIVE
JCSU'S FASHION AFFAIR

Cool and conservative arc words to be
used to describe the forever well put to-
gether Kennard Jones.

Always on the cutting edge are the sleek
and sophisticated fashions of Miss Robbie
King.

SENIOR

Adderton, Holly
Akagha, Augustine
Andrews, Harold
Avant, Malcolm
Ayton, Angela
Ballen, Michael
Banks, Tracy
Barrier, Eljuana
Bartee, Marvin
Beard, Sharrion
Beville, Shelia
Bidgood, Darrell
Bishop, Robin
Bodrick, Morris
Booker, Tracey
Bowers, Estelle
Brice, Katie
Britt, Brenda
Brown, Vincent
Bryant, Gregory
Bryant, Valerie
Bryce, Stacy
Bullock, Ronald
Byers, Anthony
Caldwell, Tracey
Cameron, Cheryl
Capers, Ronald
Carney, Maurice
Carrington, Jeffrey
Chamblee, Tracy
Childs, Teresa
China, Tammy
Christian, Tasha
Coble, Michelle
Collins, Michael
Cooper, Darrick
Copeland , Morton
Cox, Martin
Crisp, Winston
Cromartie, Valerie
Croslin, Albert
Curtis, Derrick
Dancy, Cassandra
Dancy, Marsha
Davis, Steven
Davis, Teresa
Dawkins, Cheryl
Dennis, John
Dory, Eyvette

509 29th Ave S
188 Idewi St
504 Tuggle Street
4849 S Dorchester
2409 Ablewood Rd

905 Temple St

329 Anacostia RdSEL12
1117 Biltmore Ave
Rt. 1 Box 116
1426 Locust St
3001 Rush Ave
2330 Senior Drive
3627 Maybank St.
Rt#l Box 1595
281 S Clinton St
2421 Ruffin St.
P O Box 965
217 E 120th PI
2616 Burgundy St.
1 Vanata Court
205 North 5th Street
829 Von Kolnitz Rd
2438 W Turner St
305 N Davidson St
815 Tom Hunter Rd
Route 4 Box 297
Rt 2 Box 96
08925 S Eggleston
908 Gregory St
879 Lenox Road #B-7
112 Wheat field Drive
1884 Roche Road
105 S Leslie St
5.9 Gallatin St NW
9802 Stall Ave
8945 South Wallace
1712 South 54th St
14 Forest Avenue
13753 Mahoney Dr.
902 N Jackson St
7401 Middlebury Pi
3813 64th Ave #101
Rt 6 Box 357- A
10604 Mullikin Dr.
5611 Heron
187 Georgia St SW

906 Shady Glen Dr
1007 Beaumont Ave
6101 Marlin Lane

N Myrtle Bch

Lagos-Nigeria

Durham

Chicago

Charlotte

Conway

Washington

High Point

Yonges Island

Anderson

Charlotte

Columbia

Orangeburg

East Orange

Norfolk

Newton

Chicago

Winston-Salem

Hempstead

Smithfield

Mt Pleasant

Philadelphia

Charlotte

Lake City

Frogmore

Chicago

Greensboro

Brooklyn

Greenwood

Sumter

Goldsboro

Washington

Seabrook

Chicago

Philadelphia

Freeport

Woodbridge

Raeford

Charlotte

Landover

Seneca

Clinton

Houston

Concord

Capitol Hghts

Baltimore

Camp Springs

Internet Archive Audio

Featured

Top

Images

Featured

Top

Software

Featured

Top

Books

Featured

Top

Video

Featured

Top

Mobile Apps

Browser Extensions

Archive-It Subscription

Save Page Now

Full text of "The Golden Bull"

See other formats