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DILIGENCE
Use this moment wisely
%li passes swiftly into history
Live as you would live
Now
Fully

Plant dreams firmly
Every step of the way
Leave Regret open-mouthed

And hungry.

By Eugenia A. Franklin-Springer

Dedication

Associate Professor William O. Hull

Forty-one Years of Service

Education

It is a pleasure for the YEARBOOK staff and students of UMES to dedicate the 1981-82, yearbook to William O. Hull, jr., Asso-
ciate Professor of Physics, who has dedicated 41 years of his life to the education of youth, twenty of which has been at the Uni-
versity of Maryland Eastern Shore.

At a very young age, while attending Wicomico County Schools, William Hull's ambition was to be a doctor, but fate apparently
foresaw the service he could render in education. As a product of Nanticoke High School in Nanticoke, Maryland, Lincoln
University in Pennsylvania, and the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, William O. Hull prepared himself
well for the service he was to render in the sciences. Many youth of the area and from UMES are in scientific or engiiieering fields
because of the wisdom and guidance he gave them. According to Mr. Hull, one of his most gratifying experiences was teaching his
three younger brothers who are now engineers and one sister who is a medical researcher.

Mr. Hull's expertise has been utilized over the years in many community activities. He was the first non-white to serve on the
Wicomico County Board of Education, in 1960 to 1971, he was President of the Board. He has served as Vice-Chairman of the Del-
marva Chapter of the American Institute of Physics. He is a member of the Board of Directors for Retarded Children of Wicomico
County. In 1975, he was senior Chairman of the Salisbury Chapter of National Conference of Christian and Jews. He has served as
advisor to the Cooperative Education Program at UMES, the 1974 Feasibility Study, the UMAB/UMES Professional School Task
Force Study Committee.

In 1975, the UMES student body chose Mr. Hull for "The Most Helpful Teacher Award". In 1976, the Phi Beta Sigma
Fraternity selected him as the "Sigma Man of The Year".

Over the years, Mr. Hull has assisted on committees and projects with dignity and loyalty and has been responsible for much of
the progress and growth of the University, especially in the Department of Natural Sciences.

In spite of his numerous achievements and his busy lifestyle, Mr. Hull is modest and always willing to help. In closing, he com-
ments: "I have participated in the turbulent 60's and have seen new goals, new directions and new concepts emerge during the 70's.
It remains for the 80's to bring the plans and commitments of the 70's into full realization. It is for our best interest that we start to
improve conditions as soon as possible."

We, the staff of the YEARBOOK, thank Mr. William O. Hull, ]r. for his many years of dedication to the progress of Educatio n
here at UMES.

Honored Upon Retirement

Mr.

William
O. Hull

20 years
of service
to

UMES
in Dept.

of
Sciences

Dr.

Casey

Jones

8 years
of service
in Dept.

of
Education

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The 1981-82 YEARBOOK pays tribute to Rev. Kenneth Martin of the Music Department, a
man who is truly dedicated to the University of Maryland Eastern Shore. As Director of four
different bands (marching, concert, stage, and jazz), he has put our bands in competition with
the best of musical aggregations.

Rev. Martin is a native of North Carolina. During the '50's and '60s he was Band Director as
well as Director of Music in Greensboro and Jackson, Tennessee. He later moved to Cheyney, Pa.
where he was Assistant Professor and Director of Bands. Just before he came to UMES, in 1976,
he was Band Director in Oxford, Massachusetts. While at Cheyney, he was given the Collegiate
Football Centennial Band Award and in 1970 a documentary film was made in his honor, "K.A.
Martin and His Music". In Oxford, Mass. he received numerous plaques, trophies, and certifi-
cates of appreciation. Here at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore, he has received
trophies and plaques for outstanding services and performances of the "Soul Explosion March-
ing Band".

Rev. Martin presently resides in Princess Anne, Maryland with his beautiful wife, three sons
and a daughter. He is a licensed and ordained minister and an Associate Professor. He is a
member of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity.

Rev. Martin truly understands the word, "DEDICATION".

Andre Artnwood

Euphimo Arnold

Jerry Arrington

Larry Barkley

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6 Clinton Beckett

Ronald Brown

Jean E. Carter

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Patricia Casson

Emma Daniels

Mark Davis

Brian Cox

Thomas Dickerson

Stephen Dillard

Robert Easterly

Deborah Emely 7

Gregg Mcintosh

Harold McManus

Ucheoma Okike

Ronald Pollitt

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Lisa Reese

8 Theodoshia Roberts

Dee Reynolds

Kenneth Simmons

Addie Smith

Jeffrey Smith

Gregory Stansbury

John Thomas

Bendaiqua Walls

Cheryl A. Walley

Diane Waters

Barbara Washington 9

Shirley Ennis

Jeff Gaines

Lillie Green

Jeanette Harmon

Linda Haas

Wallace Hayden

10 Darnise Henry

Herman Henderson

Emma Holmes

Bernadette Jones

Jerry Jones

Hanna King

Kim King

Kevin Mansfield

Janis Martin

Alrethia M. Matthews

John Mayes, HI n

James Brown

Terri Grantham

Baisat King

Tina McNeil

Bert Nwosu

Mae Winslow

12 Sandra Wright

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MISS UMES 1980-81

CLASS REUNIONS . . .

May

15,
1982

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'62

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SAGE

Sage, wherever you are

Do you see us growing

And passing through stages of maturity?

And some of us who have passed through some stages

And are still passing through others

Pause occasionally, at your side

And observe, just observe.

Not criticizing, not envying, just observing,

Watching young men feel their manhood

Flexing their legs, testing the firmness of their ground;

Watching young women discover their beauty

Watching people acquire knowledge,

Acquire sophistication; and airs

See people looking at people

Comparing and competing, and glancing

covertly at one another
Trading in relaxed, beautiful countenances
For strained, competuion-conscious ones.
Sage, don't you wish you could take

their hands and lead them past these
Pitfalls of folly

Where savage competition, useless display, and animosity
Wait ready to grab the young and hold them

till they are old?
But each must choose his path
And few reach where you are.

Dr. William P. Hytche
Chancellor

Brunch Honors Alethia Elps

33 Years of Service
Home Economics Department

Scholarship fund
established in her
name for students
in the Human
Ecology Dept.

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MISS CALENDAR GIRL

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Sandra Smith
Miss January

Ida Davis
Miss February

Andrea Harris
Miss March

Melaine Clark
Miss April

Lisa Barry
Miss May

Michelle Dew
Miss June

Yvonne Outing
Miss July

Brenda Webb
Miss August

Phyllis White
Miss November

Lashell James
Miss December

dinette Bruise
Miss Spring

Barbara Hawkins
Miss Summer

Jerri Harris
Miss Fall

MISS CALENDAR GIRL 1981

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M7SS MELAN1E CLARK

Melanie Suzanne Clark is in her junior year at the University ofMd., Eastern Shore.
She is majoring in Business Education. She was born under the sign of Capricorn.

Melanie became a participant in the pageant because she enjoys working with people.
Also, she hopes the Calendar Girl Pageant will continue its success because it gives the
contestants an opportunity to express their individual talents. She wishes every oncom-
ing contestant much luck.

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1981

LINCOLN UNIVERSITY

DANCE
TROUPE

ARTHUR
ASHE
VISITS
UMES

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Arthur Ashe, world renown tennis star spent a day on the campus of the University of Maryland Eastern Shore. He was
sponsored by Aetna Life & Casualty Co. of Hartford, Connecticut as a part of several projects to assist minority colleges.

Upon his arrival, Arthur spent time prior to an invitational luncheon, interacting informally with students in the Student
Development Center. As guest speaker at the luncheon which included the SGA president, club, sorority, fraternity, newspaper,
yearbook, and other leaders, Arthur Ashe's major thrust was to college leaders to use their positions as tools of inspiration helping
felloiv students to strive for excellence in their academic pursuits.

An assembly was held during the afternoon for the general public and the community. He also held a conference for the benefit
of the press and television.

The Career Planning and Placement Office coordinated his visit to UMES.

UMES

1982

BASEBALL

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MEN

WOMEN

HAWK BASKETBALL TEAMS

Glenn Winbus

Allen Davenport

John Davenport

Larry Farrah

Allen Faulks

Michael Ward

Robert Boney

Darryl Dennis

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND

EASTERN SHORE

1981-1982

WOMEN'S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE

JANUARY

FEBRUARY

OPPONENT

18 Va. State I
5 Towson State I
8 Morgan Stale I

10 Howard U.

12 Jersey City College

17 Univ. of DC.

19 SSC

20 Glassboro St. Col.
22 Howard U.

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25 U. of Md/Balt. Cl>.
2b Bowie Stale College
29 Rutgers-Caniden
SO Spring Garden Col.

2 SSC

4 Stockton State Col.

b S. Mar. Col. of Md.

8 Norfolk State U

10 Bowie State College

11 Delaware State Col.

19 Spring Garden Col.

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Head Coach: Germainc MacAuley
Asst. Coach: Greg Sutton
Manager: Barbara Pumphery

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UMES
1981-1982

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Wendy Camper

Joan Carroll

Carolyn Cleveland

Lemuel Clinton

66 Josie Costango

Sandra Coston

Elsie Davis

Brian Duffy

Brewer DuVall

Tanya Evans

Tom Fritz

Edward Gosa

Charles Hayes

Keebler Holley

Donna Horsey 67

Donna Hytche

Ike Jacobson

Robert jester

Zinnie Jones

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Boris Kurshinoff

Gina Marshall

68 Gary Massey

Tanya Massey

Beverly Milbourne

William Milbourne

Alan Minter

JoAune Morton

Benjamin Mullins

Sam Parker

Denise Pumphrey

Rebecca Roberts

Burt Simons 69

Egbert Simons

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Angela Tuggle

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Sandra Skinner

McKinley Tull

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Greg Thomas

Ruth Tuttle

70 Carlton Walston

Debbie Wilkerson

Maduabuchi Udeh

MISS UNIVERSITY

MARYLAND

EASTERN SHORE

VICKIE HAIRSTON
1981-1982

AND ROYAL COURT .

Miss Freshman
Caprice Thomas

Miss Sophomore
Tanya Scott

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Miss Junior
Teresa Creecy

Miss Senior
Brenda Webb

Donna Hytche
Miss Agriculture

Toni Evans
Miss Alpha Phi Alpha

Melanie Bates
Miss Alpha Kappa Alpha

Melanie Clark
Miss Calendar Girl

Sharon Johnson
Miss Cheerleader

Stephanie Hunter
Miss Campus Pal

Dawn Bivens
Miss Delta Sigma Theta

Beretha Gould
Miss Drama

Camille King
Miss Pre-Med

Sherrol James
Miss Wesley Foundation

Sabrina Hall
Miss Zeta Phi Beta

Patricia Gould

Patrice Rich
Miss Hotel-Restaurant Management

Dr. Hytche and Dr. Franklin
Guests

Ms. Birckhead
Mistress of Ceremonies

Angela Hendricks
Miss Groove Phi Groove

Angela Preston
Miss Hawk

Theresa Harmon
Miss Home Economics

Rosanne Stewart
Miss Kappa Alpha Psi

Darcel White
Miss Martinsville

Deborah Wilkerson
Miss Omega Psi Phi

Greta Elliott
Miss Phi Beta Lambda

Cassandra Jackson
Miss Physical Education

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Class of '83

Payam Afsabi

Tanza Alfred

Antonio Beasley

Wendy Camper

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Sharon Chatmon

Melanie Clark

Kathy Cornish

Lloyd DaCosta

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Jerri Dyson

Class of '83

Janice Emerson

Bobby Faunteroy

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James Green

Andrea Harris

Angela Hendricks

Grason Jackson

Kevin Johnson

Camille King

Julia Long

Class of '83

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Gina Marshall

Theodora Neal

Michelle Pickeral

Michele Pugh

Kim Purnell

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Onuram Romann

Class of '83

Theresa Sawyer

Lynette Shelley

Aretha Swinson

Tina Waters

Tracey Williams

Lois Whittington

Class of '84

Rodney Austin

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Lon'n Bakke

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Maurice Bloomfield

Angela Bumpass

Rita Christopher

David Corey

Derek Davis

Lee Edwards

Anita Feaster

Phyllis Graves

Thomas Hairston

Class of '84

Dwayne Hawkins

Barbara Henry

Dana Hunter

Sherrol James

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James Marshall

Lisa Mills

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Stephanie Nix

Priscilla Peters

Class of '84

Maria Scott

Debra Smith

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Michael Solomon

Delores Taylor

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Fajemisiri Adeoye

Sharon Alston

Kingsley Annan

Charletta Ayers

Lloyd Baivre

Tana Bozman

Claudette Brooks

Kevin Brown

Class of '&

Velvet Brown

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Sharon Burgen

Virginia Burnette

Susan Cann

Andrea Cardale

Karen Chase

Brian Curtis

Gregory Coleman

Paula Collins

Class of '85

Terri Crawford

Darryle Dennis

Donna Dixon

Lolita Edwards

Jasper Fisher

Levonne Garvin

Brian Grotenhuis

Class of '<

Lorraine Hairston

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Tina Holbrook

Teresa Huddleston

John Jackson

Karen Johnson

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William Newton

Cedric Payne

Soretta Pearson

Isaac Pinckens

Anreis Prumnieks

Nancy Ray

Catherine Robinson

Class of '85

Joseph Sanders

Adrienne Showell

Carol Smith

Mark Staples

Joyce Talbert

Luana Taylor

Lisa Tilghman

Beulah Thorpe

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Theodore Ullrich

Stephanie Waters

Gregory Wedge

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Richard Wyatt

Yvonne Wynter

STUDENT

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One and a two and a three!

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Band practice is a hard job!!

Just cooling out!!

ACTIVITIES

Hey! look at me. I'm as free as a bird!

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The /afesf m co/tege wear?

Concentrating on every move.

Smile you're on candid camera!

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Do - re - me!

A friendly wave!

Throwing a serious rap

It's definitely Staphy Locus Aureas!

Registration is a b .

Today's lesson is on etiquette!!

No! what happen is this . . . !!

Double Dutch!!

It won't be long before I have it down packed!!

I must find out how many credits I need!

Say cheese!!

Let's take a moment to be serious!

Kay! Serious business!

1 pray this comes out right!

Can you pick out the real Knots Landing!

It's only a cigarette.

Now let me see you do it!

It feels good when you know what you're doing!

Que-ee!

Blow that trombone!

When's the application due?

Total concentration is the key!

Please don't Utter!

I missed the punch line!

Wait a minute Mr. Postman.

Woo Big Brothers! May we have your signatures please?

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Nobody told me, that pledging Kappa was an easy go!

Just to kill a pledgee!

We're pledging so hard, for Delta!

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FACULTY

Mr. Harold Holloman
hid. Ed. Technology

Dr. Bonita Ewers
Director — Cooperative Education

Mr. Ervin Engram
Basic Skills Counselor

Ms. Elizabeth Lewis
Study Skills Specialist

Ms. Claudette Lake
Writing Specialist

Mr. William Buchanan
Business Office

Mr. Allen Hauck
140 Ind. Ed. Technology

Dr. Leon Copeland
Industrial Education

Mr. Robert Dowery
Director Student Activities

FACULTY

Mr. Melvin McCoy
Director — Personnel

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Mr. Rodney Spencer
bid. Ed. Technology

Dr. Edzvard Chopin
Chairman — Mathematics Dept.

Ms. Joyce Myster
Mathematics

Miss Louise Harmon
Mathematics

Mr. David Alls
Mathematics

Dr. Mira Bhargana
Mathematics

Ms. Lois Jones
Math/Computer

Mr. James Lockivood
Financial Aid Director 141

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Dr. Thomas Hopkins
Chairman, Science Dept.

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Physics

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Dr. Marianita Albano
Biology

Dr. Steve Rebach
Biology

Dr. Eugene Bass
Biology

Dr. Jatnes Doyle
Chemistry

Dr. Yen-Wan Hung
Chemistry

Dr. Ben Taylor
Chemistry

Dr. Jack Pinion
Biology

Dr. James Polk
Chairman, English

Mr. R. Ferrante
English

Ms. Delia Dameron-Johnson
English, Drama

Dr. Mary Fair Burks
English

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Dr. Richard Keenan
English

Mr. Clarence Lecky
English

Dr. Erica Leh
Eanguages/English

Ms. Eois Smith
Phy. Education

Mr. Mei Eo
Library Services

Dr. Geoffrey Guest
Chairman, Sociology

Dr. Howard Rebach
Sociology

Mr. John Donlan
Industrial Arts

Dr. Charles Smith
Social Science

Mr. Gil Gardener
Sociology

Dr. Gerald Johnson
Chairman, Music Dept.

Dr. Ghislain Kabwitt
Social Science

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FACULTY

Mr. Fred Sowerby
Track Coach

Gertrude Barwick
Reading Specialist

Dr. John Groutt
Upward Board Director

Ms. Patricia Tilghman
Academic Counselor

Ms. Alma Gregg
Music

Ms. Carol Coley
Recruiter

Dr. George Ossman
Institutional Research

Ms. Alice Knight
Project TATAS Director

Dr. C. Ignasius
Research & Grants Director

AND STAFF

Dr. Jodellano Statom
Vice Chancellor Academic Affairs

Mr. Joel Mack
V ice-Chancellor Administrative Affairs

Mr. James Guydon
Head-Physical Education

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Dr. William Pender, Assistant
V ice-Chancellor Academic Affairs

Dr. James Ragin
Continuing Education

Dr. Leon Coursey
Physical Education

Dr. Brenda Anderson
Coordinator, Honors Program

Dr. Milton Curry
Director of Development

Mr. Michael Loftus
Research & Grants

Mr. Kirkland Hall
Head Coach, Basketball

Mr. Brady Shafer
Basic Skills

Ms. Ruth Polk
Associate Librarian

Mr. John Tilghman
Residence Life

Ms. Catherine Bratten
Library Services

Ms. Vivian Royster
Associate Librarian

Ms. Elsa Satchell
Library Services

Ms. Maxine Johnson
Library Services

Miss Charletta House
Associate Librarian
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Dr. Frank Smith
Head, Agriculture Dept.

Dr. Miller
Agriculture

Dr. Ivar Holmburg
Agriculture

Mr. James Jardine
Agriculture

Dr. Jagmohan Joshi
Agriculture

Dr. Dadson
Agriculture

Mr. Charles Davis
Extension Service

Ms. Gail Jenkins
Cooperative Extension

Dr. Louis Thaxton
Cooperative Extension

Dr. Raymond Blakley
Physical Therapy

Ms. Lauren Taylor
Hotel/Restaurant Management

Ms. Janice Warren
Physical Therapy

Dr. Hong Kim
Education

Ms. Marianne Taylor
Physical Plant

Dr. Sally Bing
Education

Mr. Jack Perrine
Education

Dr. Helen Gleason

Dr. Robert Thatcher

Ms. Elva Burns
Business Dept.

Dr. Imtiaz Ahmad
Business Dept.

Ms. Debra Redden
Business Dept.

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Mr. David Pines
Business Dept.

Dr. Nazem Abdella
Business Dept.

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Mr. Ernest Satchell
Chairman, Art Dept.

Dr. John Stith
Business Dept.

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Dr. Shekher Kaup
Business Dept.

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Mr. Kenneth Rogers
Art Dept.

Dr. A. Debella
Art Dept.

Mr. Otis Conway
Univ. Police

Mr. James Hershey
Natural Sciences

Ms. M. Kumehchew
Human Ecology

Ms. Erethia Evans
Home Ec. Dept.

Mr. L. M. Custis
Univ. Police

Ms. Gloria Bland
Secretary, Education Dept.

Mr. Elisha Jones
Electrician

Dr. Lehman Tomlin
Industrial Technology

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Ms. Robin Simmons
Library Services

Miss Sharon Brooks
Media Services

Mr. Raymond Prescido

Ms. Marvella Round
Library Services

Miss Charlotte Hotton
Library Services

Ms. Pauline Hayward
Library Services

Mr. Odell Tate
Physical Education

Miss Broncher Lyles
Residence Life

Mr. Gregory Sutton
Hotel/Restaurant Management

Ms. Ruth Creighton
Director-Nursing Services

Mr. Robert Hodge
Supervisor, Maintenance

Ms. Betty Guidice
Nursing Services

Mr. James Lunnerman
Supervisor, Maintenance

Ms. Honiss Cane
Student Services

Mr. Arnold Ballard
Maintenance Chief

Mr. James Hull
Storekeeper

Mr. Robert Estes
Engineer

Mr. Oswald Martin
Engineer

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Yvonne White
Anne Howard
Martha Smith

Evelyn Kelley
Mary Holmburg
Doris Chase

Judith Abbott
Beverly Cockey
Carol Spencer

Harriett Epps
Daisy Johnson
Bernadette Jones

T. A. Lucas
Data Processing
Staff

■* * i I Diane Johnson

Mrs. Walbank

& Mrs. Lankford
Shirley Corbin
Leroy Sommers

Jeanne Abbott
Post Office
Staff

E. Alverta Jones
Juanesta Corbin
Debra Figgs

Susan Wheeler
Ronald Holden
Donald Boivden

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Josephine Holden
Susan Tull
Catherine Bishop

Betty Cordery
Barbara Jackson
Chris Widdowson

Juanita Powell
Allena Bagwell
Gail Briddell

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Robert Tull

Agnes Waters
Elizabeth Webster

Anna Barnes
Alrethm Mathews
\ . Theresa Parkinson

Jeffrey Webster
Florence Jones
John Golaner

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Roslyn Webster
Louise Gale
Lynette Messick

Priscilla Handy
Peggy Wilson
Judith McDaniel

GRADUATION 1982

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