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SOULS

THE 1973 TIGER

VOLUME XXIV

SAVAXXAH STATE COLLEGE
SAVANJ^AH, GEORGIA

ACTION

Table of Cootents

Dedications 4&5

Feature 10

Student Life 18

Organizations 74

Homecoming 90

Featuring 114

Greeks 126

Sports 150

Classes

Freshmen 178

Sophomores 198

Juniors 212

Seniors 242

Faculty 278

Ads 306

Senior Directory 318

FORWARD

It is with high esteem that the 1971-72 Tiger Staff presents this years annual to each of you. Realizing that we have
fallen short of our many duties and that we have omitted some of our professional touches, we are indeed hoping that
you will forgive the shortcomings and at the same appreciate and enjoy what we as a working staff has compiled as
your greatest "Souls in Action," for 1971-72.

It is my sincere hope that this edition of the 1972 Tiger in future years will recapture some of the hearts and minds
of those who lived and experienced the many walks of life at Savannah State College, during the moments, hours,
days, months, and weeks of the year 1971-72. I wish to express my sincere gratitude to the staff and members whose
time and dedication was so earnestly given in order to approach deadlines.

In conclusion, I leave these words; "There may be gold and' multitude of pearls, but the hands of labour, I think,
are the most precious pearls." Years from now, tuni to these pages and you may be able to recapture the happenings
of 1971-72, "Souls In Action".

Yours in Brotherhood
Curtbert Burton, Coordinator
Student Publication Staff

DOrBLE 19-

SSC has gained much from the forty-six years of
service given by Brother George Henry Brooks.

He has given much of his life and energy to fur-
thering the philosophy to which the college is dedi-
cated— improving our democratic society through
serving the needs of man. Thus it is through the vein
of such a man that the life blood of the college flows
and contribute toward its growth and success.

Therefore we humbly and gratefully dedicate the
1972 edition of the Tiger to Mr. George Henry
Brooks, who has been employed at State for 46 years.
Mr. Brooks, we salute you with honor.

-72 DEDICATION

In the many years of continuous progress, there have been many individuals who
have strived to make Savannah State College a more homelike and efficient place to at-
tend college; but none have been more dedicatd than Mr. Homer Lewis.

Brother Lewis has been employed at Savannah State for 30 years, and is considered
one of the most reliable men on the Plant Operations Staff. It is with deep pride that the
1972 Tiger Staff make this double dedication in behalf of Mr. Homer Lewis.

SOULS IN ACTION

I Got It!

Where does this box go?

Things
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When he speaks we listen.

We share our thoughts.

What are you going to do with it?

Oops, are we really on Candid Camera?

What's going on?

Always together.

A quiet card game.

One, two, three little drummers.

All eyes on SSC.

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XAXrRAL AFFAIR

Can be almost as much fun as really being
there. . .

Smoking? Uh-uh — ^on fire!

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What a pass!

We are the mighty Tigers. . .

We'll back. .

Should I ... or Shouldn't I?

Good to the bone. . .

What a way to go !

Here we go again.

I hate that class!

So nice I had to do it twice.

Would Yon
Believe We Study!

Who got the copy sheet?

Test Tomorrow. . .

Look at me, you don't love me anymore! ! !

Let me see your license. . ,

@*(i!&@*° ! ! ! Don't step on my pants.

I hate trees.

Nothing to do but today!

Dr. Prince A. Jackson, Jr

Dr. Holloway of Ohio State receives award from Dr. Jackson, during National Press Institute.

Makeis Presientationsi

Dr. Jackson presents 1st place award for High School Newspaper.

Dr. Jackson presents 2nd place award for High School Newspaper.

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Student Life at Savannah State College is fun
and pleasant for all. Black Souls in Action are
what SSC stands for.

NROTC DAY AT SSC

"Follow the Leader.'

Asst. Sect, of the Navy
James E. Johnson
Honored Speaker

America, America.

Your flag Doc!

Your flag sir!

Rear Admiral Edwin M. Rosenberg

Asst. Sect. James E. Johnson congratulates Greg Harris.

Mrs. Hardwick, one of the hostesses.

No Sir!

Mrs. Hardwick checks tables.

Mr. demons and Mrs. Wilson watch the

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The Big Five

We got it!

Well, Sir, what do you think about.

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Well. . .

Who else is out?

Say Cheese. .

I told you it was a Bra.

Practicing for the football team. Think he will
make it?

Two Bits, Four bits. Six bits, a Dollar all for the Tigers stand up and Holler.

Come on. Now who's the prettiest.

Why am I the one that always the last one to find out about the happenings.

The teachings of Mohammad.

They are interested in other things too.

You'd follow her too.

Everybodys' trying to learn.

Miss SSC

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AN]\U AL ATHLETIC BANQUET

"A DYNAMIC team;

Coach presents Awards to "Elevator Man" and "California Flash."

Head table displays Awards

Michael signs "Pro" Contract to Pittsburg Condors.

\ugu^tus recei\ps Award for "Outstanding Publicity.'

"Rob" receives "Most Improved Player Award."

Victor Hill receives "Most Outstanding Player Award.'

Players By Sea

Presents

Five on the

Black Hand Side

All Fats and No \^ork for the=e pirh

Ok, all together now, 1, 2, 3.

SSC SXrDENTS

ACTION

I>oc Rtall> Getting Down

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Rather small, don't you think now!

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Come now gang, lets get this thing up.

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Man quit acting the fool.

CASCA ARRIVE!^ AT SSC

Mrs. Sandra Chapman introduces Dr. Robinson.

Dr. Robinson speaks to CASCA group at regular meeting.

CASCA

Campaign Against Sickle
Cell Anemia

You can tell the symptoms here also.

They come in all types and shapes.
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BLOOD MOBILE

What's goin on next in this meeting.

Your vein is hard to find fellow.

Keep this on for a little while and keep cool.

W^~l^

How does that feel now?
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JUXE COMME]\CEME]VT

Dr. Jackson introduces State Rep. Bobby Hill, speaker of Com-
mencement Exercises.

Abraham Wallace receives the highest honor.

State Rep. Bobby Hill speaks at June Commencement

Dean Kiah presents graduating class to Dr. Jackson.

Vincent Collier receives

Kool and the Gang

The "Superbad" sound of Kool and the Gang gave the students
at Savannah State a kind of "Escapism" from the "Hum Drum"
activities of past years. These versatile musicians gave a perform-
ance that surpassed any other performers. Kool and the Gang has
a sound that was so "Funky" that it made everyone listening "get
up and get involved."

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Have You Seen Her?

Smiling Faces

The President and First Lady greets Soul Sister of Jazz, Lena Home.

CO-ED WEEK-1972

A TRIBUTE TO THE BLACK MOSES OF PEACE

''Dr. Martin Luther King Day'' was highly honored by the students, faculty, and visitors,
large attendance in the Memorium of a "Great Black Leader."

A TRIBUTE TO DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING JR.

Who was this man

that led the way?
And let all of glory shine - - - -

for a brighter coming day.
Who was this man that said

"Let Freedom Ring"
There's no doubt in my answer,

He's Dr. Martin Luther King!

Yes, it was he who carried

all of the heaviest loads.
To put all of his people on that up going road

For he wanted his people to live as they should
To join hands with all men in Brotherlyhood.

But now let*s venture back into time

and into the olden days.
When our forefathers and mothers

all worked as slaves.
You see. "Work" was the only thing

that our forefathers knew
They had to work until they died

for they'd never get through.

For when you would have finished

with plowing Jacob's field.
There was more cotton to be picked

and more corn to be yielded.
"Just work all day" was what your master said

and if you did not work,
You'd be filled with lead.

Yes, that's how things were in the

in the olden days.
But from yesterday until today

We've come a very long way.
We've come a long way black people

Yet we have so far to go.
Since now we must destroy the signs of "Old of

Jim Crow"

Well God got fed up with the white
so he sent for Martin Luther

and he gave him a tool.
This tool was called love,

and God knew that one day
It would carry Martin's people

A very long way !

Martin knew that he had

several foes and enemies
But this did not stop him fron

to Memphis, Tennessee.
When on the hotel balcony

Martin stood with pride,
And a few seconds later

Fatal shots were fired !

The bullets were lodged
deep within his head.
And everyone knew that he'd soon be dead. . .
The people then cried, "Lord why, oh why"
"Lord why did you let,
our dear Martin die?"

And God said, "I've been thinking.

about his troubles and woe
And I've decided not to send him

away anymore.
For I figured he was tired

and that he needed a rest"
We cannot question God,

because he knew that was best.

Well to this little story

there's more to be added on
But time does not allow me to elaborate

nn the many fine qualities of this man!
A man of DIGNITY. MORALITY just fightii

and striving

no matter what was the case.
BLACK Brothers and Sisters,

I don't think that Martin Luther
Can ever be REPLACED! ! ! !

By Ve:

Shelrie Merriweather

"You got me going in circles.'

"Look out fellows here we come.'

I wonder who called me?

Hey, how about sending one of those chicks this way.

'Let me at least wipe my mouth.'

Mmmmmm Good!

Please, I don't even know you.

This is all I have, do you still want piece?

It was just my imagination running away with me.

Now you said 2+2 is equal to What?

Now, where are the other aces?

Do you see how that monster fight?

The more lunch for lunch bunch.

Kenny receives honor award from Doc.

Oh! No you wouldn't.

On the outside looking in! Whow!

Another Einstein in the making.

NATIONAL
PRESS!

INSTITrX]

1972

Will you please type what's on the paper?

Donald Wendell speaks.

Bny, Do these guys listen to what goes on in their sessions.

Wake up, fellow, this is a gook yearbook session.

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Future, Newspaper editor! Really?

College, Publication Editors.

Broadcasting is our Business as
Don Whitehead raps.

22nd Annual Press Institute attracted more than
500 students from high schools and colleges
throughout Georgia and United States. Wilton C.
Scott, Director for many years hosted the big con-
vention.

Keep this in mind, when editing your paper now!

Lou Corsetti, raps to his group.

Now, what's the holdup with the yearbook.

Let's look at college papers from this point of view.

Great book collection.

Last of the good days together at the conference.

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The 2lmt SS€ Annual

National Press Institute

The Process of Registration.

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Leeta at the concession stand.

It's been a long interesting day.

Alderman Leo Center representing the mayor of Savannah.

Mr. Wilton Scott introducing the guest speaker.

The Speaker, Mr. Donald M. Wendell.

A "Mighty Fortress," by the SSC Men's Glee Club, set the tone of the conference.

The Head Table, Mr. Harold Jackson, Alderman I^eo Center, Mr. Robert Bess, Miss Bar-
bara Bryan, Mr. Curtbert Burton. Not shown. Miss Janice Bryant, Mr. W. C. Scott, Miss
Susan Lewis.

Hello! I wonder if he saw me?

Hi there! Come on man play.

Don't be so mad please?

Lost in the field of wilderness.

SOULS RAP ON BEING BLACK.

Oh! No, not me please

Now that what I call a meal.

Would you believe a COED DORM?

The Marching Tigers Tuning The Victory of SSC at Fort Valley's Homecoming.

March on Tigers! March on

The Marching Tigers at practice.
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Hot Pants! ! ! Moving on up.

When you are second best you try harder.

Make it Funky!

Catch it, if you can !

In Deep Concentration. Finally!

This is the life of our party.

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It's not a personal check, it
came from the state.

Are they coming yet? This way is clear.

Now what the h - - - is going on?

Hold it steady now, fellows!

The orange was the best of the meal!

It must be close to lunchtime!

Honorable Julian Bond raps to Black Souls of SSC.

Joan, that punch looks good.

This has to be the right certificate.

Everyone listens quite attentively to the program.

Dr. Milledge raps to these Black Sisters.

Future Black Soul Artist portraits work at SSC.

Man! hope the rest of the fellows get here soon

I Boy ! be glad when these guys get through

Mmm. . . this taste good ! !

This is what we call Academic Fellowship.

Reading is really my bag.

Hey Pugh, dig those Black Sisters.

'What you see is if'hat you get'

Gail Merritt spectates.

A prospective future Miss SSC.

"Barb."

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Organizations at Savannah State College are de-
signed to help students better their interests and social
culture status. These organizations are basically on the
free will status of all students.

'Players by the sea.'

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Men's Glee Club.

Accounting Qub.

Seminar Afro Studies.
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Lester Hall Dormitory Council.

Veterans Club.

Naval ROTC Unit.

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STAFF

EDITOR:

HARRY JAMES

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SGA

Student Body President Speaks

As I look back over the past years, I can see the wheels of change
put in motion. Things could have been better, but nothing comes to
a dreamer but a dream. Our house is on fire — either wake up and
put it out or lay there and holler. "Don't sleep through the revolu-
tion."

Power to the people
Roy A. Jackson, President
Student Government Association

Roy raps to in-coming Freshmen.

Roy and David discuss future SGA Plans.

TIGER

Curt Bruton. Student Coordinator

Janice Bryant, Editor-in-chief

Curtis Richardson, Sports Ekiitor

Fletcher Scott, Class Editor

Leetta Lipsey, Business Manager

Jeraldine Coleman, Associate Editor

STAFF

Barbara Bryan, Business Manager

Eloise Bates, Secretary

Ivy Page, Business Manager (Not Available For Photo

George Q. Adams III, Layout

Sara Wright, Typist

Beverly McClendon. Typist

Linnette 0. Page. Typist

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Henrietta Carter. Class Editor

Vera P. Mitchell, Typist

Darryl Moss, Business Staff (Photo Not Available)

Jacquelyn Boston. Layout

Deborah A. Scott, Asst. Class Editor

National Cellegiate Association of Secretaries

Biolog>' Club (Photo not Available)

YMCA (Photo not available)

NROTC NAVALRETTE ( Photo not available)

YWCA (Photo not available)

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New Women's Dorm capture First place in 1971 Homecoming Parade.

1971
Grand

Parade

Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity captures Second place with pride.

Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity.

Kappa Alpha Psi and

Omega Psi Phi Vie for

Second Place Car Floats

Omega Psi Phi Fraternity.

With Honor I Accept.

Her Majesty the Queen.

Her Majesty and Royal Guard Arrive.

I Now Crown You Miss S.S.C.

The Grand Ball.

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We Don't Need No Music,
We Got Conga.

I Know You Got Soul,

If You Didn't You Wouldn't Be Here.

MISS SSC-1972

Sharon Leii'isi

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ATTENDANCES

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FRESHMAN ATTENDANT
Veronica Merriweather

SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT

Sharon Sapp

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JUNIOR ATTENDANT
Joyce Gease

SENIOR ATTENDANT
Connie Jackson

COROIVATIOIV BALL '71

Miss SSC — Sharon Lewis and Court.

MISS FOOTBALL
Rose Copeland

MISS SAVANNAH STATE COLLEGE

Sharon Lewis

A vision of loveliness. Beauty . . . poise . . .
grace . . . Our Black and beautiful queen, Miss
Sharon Lewis, Miss Savannah State College
1971-72. Our queen is a native of Atlanta,
Georgia. She is a senior elementary education
major. Miss Lewis holds membership in the
following organizations: Student Government
Association, SNEA and Alpha Kappa Alpha
Sorority, Inc. Her attendants are: Miss Fresh-
man Attendant — Veronica Merriweather; Miss
Sophomore Attendant — Sharon Sapp; Miss
Junior Attendant — Joyce Gease; Miss Senior
Attendant — Connie Jackson. All, Black and
Beautiful queens.

Andre Alston, Captain of the football team and Miss Lewis.

Mrs. Jackson presents queen with flowers.

Miss Sophomore Attendant — Sharon Sapp.

Miss SSC interviewed by Don Whitehead of WLAC radio, Nashville, Tennessee.

Dancers from the Academy of Black Culture.

Sharon Lewis gives acceptance speech.

Andre and Sharon first dance.

Rose Copeland and Joe Harris.

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Miss ITT
Saundra Alston

Miss Alpha Phi Alpha
Carolyn Stubbs

Miss Alpha Kappa Alpha
Doris Isaac

Miss Delta Sigma Theta
Jacquelyn Brock

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Jan Stevenson

Miss Omega Psi Phi
Gilda Dawson

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Miss Phi Beta Sigma
Phyllis Williams

Miss Zeta Phi Beta
Lynn Bradley

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Dora Burch

Miss Art Club
Pamela Anderson

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Miss Marching Tiger
Anthomeze Bentley

Miss Social Science Club
Doris Liggins

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Miss Home Elconomic
Brenda Thomas

Miss Lester Hall
Johnetta Bradley

Miss Peacock Hall
Gloria Woods

Miss Lockett Hall
Joann Boles

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Brenda Sutton

Miss Gamma Sigma Sigma
Carolyn Patterson

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Evelyn Spencer

Miss Sphinx
Georgetta Dempsey

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Miss Floridian Club
Shirley Keaton

Miss Tiger's Roar
Jessie Howard

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Miss Veteran
Frankie Collins

Miss Glee Club
Patricia Douglas

Miss Phi Beta Lambda
Annie Woolfolk

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Miss Mardi Gras
Renee Merriweather

Miss Junior
Lyly Kirkland

Miss Sophomore
Melineze Logan

Miss Senior
Ann O'Neal

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Mr. Walter Green

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Mr. Charles Alston

Dr. Prince A. Jackson, Jr., President

Man of Action, Man of Dedication

Man on the Move

Man of Many Ideas

SAVANNAH STATE COLLEGE

state college branch
Savannah, Georgia 31404

OFFICE OF
THE PRESIDENT

The Savannah State College Family and Friends
Savannah State College
Savannah, Georgia 31404

The 1972 issue of the TIGER is the finest that we have
produced so far. It is indicative of the kind of students we
have enrolled at Savannah State College. We take great pride
and delight in saluting them for a job well done.

The 1971-72 academic year has been one of greatness for us.
We had Miss Lena Home as a guest of the College in August, 1971^
Julian Bond and John Lewis in February, 1972, and Congresswoman
Shirley Chisholm in March, 1972. Each of these great Black lead-
ers gave our students, faculty, and administration new inspiration
and dedication. We saw the establishment of a student loan fund
from which students could borrow without the usual "red tape"
accompanying loans. We saw the seniors participating in interview
sessions and in sessions designed to help raise scores on national
examinations. We saw a "togetherness" which we believe will sig-
nal a new era in the history of our College.

We offer sincere and myriad congratulations to the wonderful
class of 1972. We pray that God will continue to watch over them.
We ask continued cooperation from those who will remain. To the
staff of the TIGER, and particularly Editor Janice E. Bryant, we
offer our deep gratitude for all of the hours of labor used in
delivering to us the finest TIGER to show up yet at Savannah
State College.

Prince Jack|S®n, Jr.
President

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Home Econoniir Class setting it together.

To Dream the Impossible Dream.

Hey man, that's not bad at all, take us now

I can't seem to find my release.

Let's look at it from this anale

GREEK
WEEK

ALPHA PHI

OMEGA
FRATERNITY

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Brothers of RHO EPSILON CHAPTER
Archie B. Mjers, President

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GAMMA SIGMA SIGMA SORORITY

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Sorors of GAMMA IOTA CHAPTER

Wanda L. Walker, Presideot

Fall Line 1971

Brothers of CHAPTER

President, Rodolph Christian

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DELTA SIGMA THETA SORORITY

Fall Pledge Line doing their thing.

PRESIDEIVT
FRANK BYXES

^tPHit PHI ALPHA

FRATERIVITY, IIVC.

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Brothers of GAMMA PSI CHAPTER

Henrj Lee Everson, President

Soros of SIGMA GAMMA RHO
Jacqueljn Rosis, President

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PHI BETA SIGMA FRATERNITY

Herman Baker, President

Brothers of

CHAPTER

One 1971

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ZETA PHI

BETA
SORORITY

OMIE BRADLEY

Preisident

Sorors of RHO BETA CHAPTER
Omie Rradlej President

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FOOTBALL

BASKETBALL

BASEBALL

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Daisy Goodman — Captain

Alethia Worlds Valerie Taylor

Gail Merritt Florence Kelly

Deborah Scott Marilyn Smalls

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AL FRAZIER— Athletic Director

Al Frazier has now completed his Twenty Fourth Year of affiliation with Savannah
State College. When he started out SSC had only four sports to contend with now
they have six.

Frazier attended A.E. Beach High School where he played halfback and quarter-
back. He also attended Tuskegee Institute where he played halfback. He was an All-
American in College and also was recipient of the Most Valuable Player in a Chicago
Classic game against Wilberforce College.

He has also served as Baseball Coach for three years at SSC and was also As-
sistant Football Coach for a number of years. He took over as Athletic Director in
the early sixties and once had to double as Athletic Director and Basketball Coach.
He coached basketball before Leo Richardson came to SSC.

JOHN H. MYLES
Head Football Coach

John H. Myles came to Savannah State when it was admitted into
the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. Myles took the
place of Leo Richardson so that more time could be devoted to one
sport by one head coach.

He played his collegiate ball at Savannah State College where he
was winner and was named to the Chicago Defender Small College
Team. In playing army ball, he was offered pro contracts by two
professional teams.

Coach Myles is an alumnus of the college, having graduated with
the B.S. Degree with a major in math and a minor in biology. He
holds the M.A. Degree from New York University in Physical Edu-
cation and Health Education and a Sixth Year Certificate from
New York University in Physical Education.

He has coached in the college ranks for four years. A coach who
believes in fair play but also likes to win. Coach Myles with his
football know-how will surely lead Savannah State's Fighting Tigers
back on the winning side.

ASSISTANT FOOTBALL COACHES

JOHN MASON
Defensive Line
Offensive Line
Linebacker G)ach

FRANK ELLIS JR.

Defensive

Backfield Coach

WILLIE PIPPENS
Interior Lineback
Coach

CHESTER ELLIS
Player Coach

1971 FOOTBALL ROSTER

First Row: F. Scott, C. Jones, M. Owens. B. Fleming, R. Martin, M. Carthon, J. Lowe, T. Peoples, J. Woods, C. Moffett, F. Harper, E. Kemp, J.
Pugh, L. Bennett, A. Kahn, C. Frazier, C. Ellis. Second Roiv: D. Jones, M. Parker, C. Lawrence, R. Wood, L. Hall, H. Kendricks, H. Laurie, J.
Bailey, J. Gilbert, A. Grovenor, N. Duncan, A. Bryan, L. Tukes, J. Harris, D. Wardlow, H. Rogers, W. Hawkins, A. Bee, A. Alston. Third Row:
Coach Ellis, Coach Mason. L. Sears. J. Dupree, G. Spears, M. Pollard, R. Gaither, E. Poythress, N. Hester, E. Johnson, M. Nunnally, A. Lester,
D. Gleaton. R. Jones, C. Morgan, L. Carr, J. Gibbs, J. Singleton, M. Edwards, T. Dessasare, L. Garrett, B. Baker, C. Farley, W. Gregory, R. New-
berry, W. Reynolds. Coach Myles.

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7 7 Virginia State

22 21 Fisk University

42 6 Lane College

0 9 Bethune - Cookman

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19 6 Shaw University

34 42 Fort Valley College

7 13 Albany State College

0 23 Kentucky State

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M. Edwards, M. Pollard, J. Harris, G. Spear.

Defensive Line; Kneeling: M. Parker, C. Moffett, J. Gibbs, F. Harper, B. Reynolds, F. Scott. Standing: A. Alston, L. Sears, J. Dupree,
J. Pugh, E. Kemp, L. Garrett, B. Fleming.

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GEORGIA INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT

84 96 Morehouse College

97 84 Fort Valley State College

85 90 Armstrong State College

MIDDLE GEORGIA CLASSIC

90 84 Tuskegee Institute

99 113 Shaw of Detroit College

97 70 Alabama A&M College

90 115 Bethune — Cookman College

107 118 Alabama State College

102 92 Alabama A&M College

83 norida A&M College

91 94 Benedict College

67 85 Clark College

68 70 Albany State College

100 71 Clark CoUege

84 79 Benedict College

80 71 Bethune — Cookman College

75 92 Albany State College

104 118 Florida A&M College

97 100 Alabama State College

104 94 Fort Valley State College

108 110 Fort Valley State College

109 111 Armstrong State College

JIMMY WESLEY & MICHAEL BACKUS

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JACQUET McCLENDON— SENIOR

KELSEY STEVENS-JUNIOR

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RONNIE TILLMAN— JUNIOR

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MELVIN WADE— SOPHOMORE

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Player Games Total Points Game Avg.

Beamon, George 17 89 5.6

Harper, Frankie 23 388 16.8

Tillman, Ronnie 23 291 12.6

Wade, Melvin 22 177 8.0

Williams, Larry 23 353 15.3

Stevens, Kelsey 14 176 12.5

Willis, Robert 19 106 5.5

Moffett, Carlton 13 27 2.0

Keith, Freddie 17 191 11.2

Smith, Welboume 20 255 12.7

Rivers, John 13 81 6.2

TEAM TOTALS 23 2090 90.8

Opponents TOTALS 23 2105 91.5

As the Season closed the Tigers of Savannah State College, fell by the wayside,
but a fight was well worth the season that the Tigers had.

We, the members of the 1971-72 Tiger, salute Coach Michael Backus and his
mighty Tigers for a job well done this season, and wish them the best of luck in
the near future of the HARDWOOD season.

Athletic StafF

Coach Albert E. Frazier, Director of Athletics

Coach Michael Backus, Head Basketball Coach

Mr. Jimmy Wesley, Assistant Basketball Coach

Mr. Augustus Howard, Statistician

Mr. Wilton C. Scott, Director of Sports Information

Mr. Nathaniel Ivy, Assistant Statistician

Mr. Curtbert Burton, Student Sports Information Director

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SSC TIGER BASEBALL TEAM 1971

TIGER IN ACTION

WILLIAM "BILL" HARRIS, SENIOR

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BOBBY WARD, SENIOR

JAME S COLSTON, SENIOR

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JOSEPH HARRIS, SENIOR

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SSC GOLF TEAM

GEORGE JACKSON

EVERETT KEMP

TERRY ROMANSKI

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Savannah State College Golf Team now in its second season, has done
quite well both at home and on the road. Under the great coaching of Mr.
John H. Merritt, the Tigers have been successful in making one of its past
members a well known golfer throughout the state of Georgia, Florida, and
South Carolina, who is none other than Mr. Jimmy Wesley. The Tigers had
a great season this year and hope to be better. The 1972 Tiger Staff con-
gratulates the Golf team for a well done season.

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Bobby Scott and Teddy Smith.

COrNTRY

As Cross Country and Track season began, Savannah State College Tigers
saw much improvement over previous years.

Bobby Scott and Teddy Smith, along with other members of the Track and
Cross Country Teams were known well throughout the SIAC. Scott and Smith
coming in First place in at least most of the meets did a good job.

According to Coach Richard Washington, Bobby Scott is considered one of
the conference, and who he believes will make a great pro track star, as well
as Smith.

To both Bobby Scott and Teddy Smith, the 1972 Tiger Staff wish to express
sincere gratitude to you and the Tigers of the Track Field.

Mr. Theodore A. Wright, Sr. honored as the greatest Coach in the history of
Savannah State College, and is presented a plaque of appreciation by the Student
Government Association President, Mr. Roy A. Jackson at the Savannah Civic
Center.

David Foye, Vice-President of the Student Government Association makes a presentation to Coach
Theodore Wright at the Savannah Civic Center as, President Prince Jackson, Jr. Roy Jackson, and
Miss Savannah State College, Miss Sharon Lewis looks on.

^ CLASS OF

S
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Margin Castle, President
Miss Merolyn Stewart, Advisor

Bobby Adams
George Q. Adams, III
Carol Allen

Merlinda Arnold
Roderick Barhedhoe
Ann Barnes

Shelia Brown

Lynette Brown

Vera Brown

Vickie Brown

Janette Brantley

Barbara Burns

Judy Burke
Rickey Burch
Willie Byrd

Gloria Capers
Cynthia Carnes
Cynthia Carter

Virginia Carthon
Rosalyn Chapman
Ira Claiborne

Catherine Clemmon
Rufus Cobb
Eddie Cochram

Cathryn Cohen
Thomas Cornelius
Lynn Cross

182

Betty Culver
Gary Cuyler
Bruce Davis

Estella Davis

Vernice DeCotuex

Laura Dillon

Allison Dixon

James Dixon

Larry Duncan

Barbara Eason

Ardrena Elliott

Elizabeth Emerson

Clara Elmore
Christellia Fitch
Linda Flanigan

Charles Frazier
Diane Gates
Debra Gibbs

Janice Gibbs
Jackie Gilbert
Betty Gilligan

Cathy Godber
Phyllis Graham
Shirley Groover

Althea Hall
Stella Hall
Patricia Hamilton

Karen Harden
Gwendolyn Hargrove
' Kathy Harrison

Carolyn Hart

Sandra Harrington

Glenda Hastin

Latrelle Haugabook

Elvira Henderson

Barbara Hill

Sam J. Hill

Spencer Hill

Samuel Hickerson

Sandra Hicks
Barbara Hood
Katrina Hood

Gwen Hollimos
Annette Hudson

Wanda Huff ^i'-i'f

185

J'rankie Hunter
Jackie Hunter
^^^ Handy Huntley

James Inman
Brenda Ivory
Nathaniel Ivy

Barbara Jackson
Elijah Jackson
Shirley Jackson

Ernestine James
LaYerne Jenkins
Lemanuel Jenkins

Marlena Jenkins
Brenda Johnson
Claudette Johnson

Patience Johnson

Gwen Johnson

Marion Johnson

Harvey Jones
Loraine Jones
Lynette Jones

Matthew Jones
Sherry Joseph

Billy Kelly Mi

Doris Key

Gail Kimbro

Collette Ladson

Elizabeth Lemon
Stanley Lester
Leetta Lipsey

187

Phyllis Mackey
Evelyn Marshall
Sam Maxwell

Virgil Mayo
Celica Members
Veronica Meriweather

Abram McCoy
Janis McCoy
Cassandra McDuffie

Marilyn McPherson

David Miller

Jackie Miller

Lorene Mincey
Edward Mines
Ivan Mitchell

Walter Morgan

Vivian Neal

Janice Nevels

Theresa Ovfens

Vernon Pate

Roosevelt Patterson

Calvin Paulk

Gloria Pickney

Sylvia Pitts

Frances- Polite
Dawn Porter
Linda Praylo

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Benny Rice

Ardell Richardson

Nina Rickenbacker
Frances River
Emmie Robinson

Marie Sanders
Thomasina Scarver
Deborah Scott

NeUy Sellers
Van Sharp
Karen Shellman

lassac Shurbert

Charlesetta Sinjmons

Gail Simmons

Charlotte Smalls

Jimmie Nell Smith

Luevonia Smith

Walter James Smith

Betty Sneed

Carolyn Snipe

Vema Solomon

Dora Stanley

Joan Steele

Barbara Stewart

Gail Stowers

Velmon Torrence

191

Mary Vaughn
Theresa Walden
Geneva Walker

Frances Washington
Gloria Washington
Annie Mae Wiggins

Alfred Williams
Angela Williams
Beverly Williams

Blanche Williams
Carolyn Williams
Charlene Williams

Henrietta Williams

Stan Williams
Sylvia Williams

June Wilson

Otis Wilson

Rosalyn Wilson

Rose Wimberly

Queen Esther Winn

Mary Woodard

Lavona Yancey
Carolene Kinsey

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Mr. Paal Smith, Advisor

Calvin Aberty
Delia R. Allen
Sylvia Allen

Aolna Anderson
Addis Argrow
Anette Barnes

Vernice Barnes
Eloise Bates
Olsa Bates

Alfeedia Belliner

Robert Benjamin

Alfred Beny

Dorothy Boles

Lynette Bowers

R. C. Bright

Tyrone Brinkley
Curtis Brown
Christa Brown

Reginal T. Bryan

Charlene Butler

Jackie Burch

Barbara Bush

Benjamin Bush

Cassandra Campbell

Larry Carroll
Mitches Carthon
Louis Cochran

Cynthia Champion
Paul Conyer
John Couch

Mary Cooper
Randy Craig
Helen Cummings

Joyce Davis
Wanda Davis
Gregory Delegal

Connerl Deadwylee
Georgetta Dempsey
Sandra Dious

202

Yvonne Dixon
Lucille Emerson
MartKa Fleming

Howard Frazier
Joyce Frazier
Linda Fuller

Vernah Gary

Ruth Germa

Samuel Graham

Carolyn Grant

Mary Green

Vivian GrifiSn

Faith V. Goff
Brenda Goover
Ruth Goldwire

203

Bonnie Hall
Gloria Harris
La Dora Harris

Patricia Hart
Victoria Hayes
Linda Heidt

Carolyn Henry
Mary Hudson
Rose Hudson

Geneva Hughes
Josephine Hughes

Andrain Jackson Jr.

Rosalyn Jackson

Lariy James

James Jenkins

Lenore Jett

Brenda Johnson

Eddie Johnson

Florence Johnson
Joyce Johnson
Mary Johnson

J. Linda Jones
Ronald Jones
Vernon Jones

Florence Kelly

Linda King

Dorris Liggin

205

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Deborah Lockett
Melinese Logan
Wilbert May

Ranie Merriweather
Napoleon McClary
Calvin Miller

Johnny Miller
Marcella Mitchell
Jannifer Moore

Glenda Morgan
Sandra Morris
Mary Morrison

Ruby Mungin
Connie Murray
Lynn Nonce

206

Ernestine Natson
Garrison Neely
Janice Norman

Martha Odgen

Audrey Oliver

Catherine Oliver

Veronica Oliver

Virginia Parrish

Rosemary Peebles

Carolyn Pickett

Elijah Poythress

Ronnie Pugh

Juanita Richardson

Eleanor Roberts

Ejnest Roberts

Gloria F. Roberts
Louise Roberts
Arvella Robinson

Linda Robinson
Joyce Robinson
Margaret Robinson

Bernard Russell
Isabelle Sanders
Sharon Sapp

Charlotte Seabrook
Millie Seabrook
Shirley Seward

Phillis Simons
Sarah Simmons
Carol Simpson

Frederick Sloan

Gwendolyn Small

Merily Small

Diane Smiley
Cheryl Smith
Tyrone Smith

William Smith

Phyllis Smoak

Wilcher W. Spike

Geneva Stewart

Jerome Stravass

Morris Strongfield

Carolyn Stubbs
Patricia Swift
Clarie Taylor

209

Constance Thomas
La Rose Thomas
Williams Thomas

Frankie Thompson
John Thompson
Blanche Truedell

Leon Tugman
Genera Turmon
Angela Wallace

Peggy Ward
Barbara Wamock
Jesse Washington

Belinda West
Modia Whitehead
Pearl Wilbon

Verdine Wilcox
Carolyn Williams
Charlie Williams

La Blanche Williams

Mary Williams

Mickey Williams

Regenia Williams

Virginia Williams

Mary Wimberly

Albert Wipple
Jerome Woody
Naomi Wright

Rose Wynn
Florence Branch

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212

CLASS OF
1973

O
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Shirley Aaron

Sandra Alston

Carlton Anderson

Davida Anderson

Marian Anderson

Roberta Anderson

Diane Balkon

Vernita Baker

Michele Bacon

Annthonese Bentlev

Mary Becton

215

Annie K. Benton

Thomas Berry

Omie Bradley

Wilmotine Brisbane

Benj Brown

Eunice Brown

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Leonard Brown

Beverly Brown

Dora A. Burke

Benjamin Bruce, Jr.

Ronald Broxton

Randy Butler

Melvin Bynes, Jr.

Judy Byrd

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Donald Campbell

Rose Cannady

Etta Mae Cason

218

Diane Clay

Thomas Chisholm

John Collier, Jr.

Diane Clemmons

Kenneth Delegol

Charles Dennard

Carolvn Duncan

Robert Enenhart

Harriet Ellis

220

Eva Ficklin

Beverlv Evelet^e

Arthur Epps

John Folson

Patricia Fleming

Lindsey Fleming

221

Joseph Fryerson

Walter Gaskin

Howard Germany

Wilhelminia Gill

Louise Gilliard

John Glenn

Leonard Greene

Binnie Goolsby

Janver Golden

Odell Hannah

Herbert Hall

Barbara Hall

Jacob Harmon

Wanda Harris

Dennis C. Hendry

Linda Hough

Jessie Howard

Everette Hoggins

Barbara Janrhette

Doris Isaac

David Hunter

Jessie Jones

Denice Johnson

Alberta Jones

Maxine Jones

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Ollie Keaton

Winston Keaton

J. C. Kennedy

Brenda Kina

Debra King

Lavon Korgagary

Lillie Kirkland

Deloris McCullough

Sara Mcintosh

Mildred Lawrence

John Mattox

Mae Maddox

Marian May

James McClendon

Alonza Miller

Minnie Milkell

228

Patricia Mosley

Bennv Moore

Ronald Mikell

Paulette Owens

Solomson Myers, III

Shirley Mosley

Ivy Page

Benjamin Perry

Randolph Powell

Emmett Ramsey

Emery Ramsey

Regina Ray

230

Shirley Reynolds

Diane Nelson

Billy Redmond

Terry Romanski

Patricia Rogers

John Hill

231

Mellissa Ross

Shirley Ross

Geraldine Russell

Mattie Russell

Earl Ryals

Debra Ryan

David Sanders

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Willie Mae Sadberry

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Deloris Simpson

Eddie Seabrooks

233

Zetter Slappy

Ronald Smart

Andrea Smith

Barbara Smith

Hazel Smith

Teddy Smith

Timothy Steele

George Spear

Mary Solomon

Brinnie Thomas

Brenda Thomas

Anton Taylor

Lawrence Thomas

Rita Tyler

Bernard Walker

Jackie Wallace

Georgette Washington

Larry Washington

Sondra Washington

Eugene White

Gwen West

Frances White

Herman West

237

Linda White

Marvelenia White

Bettv Wilbonn

Melvin Wilkerson

Addie Wilkins

Dwicrht Williams

Marv Willi

Loddie Williams

Charlotte Woodard

Sherrie Winired

Man H. Willis

Cornelius Wooten

Carlton Wyatt

Bettv Zeigler

Fletcher Scott

Geraldine Eberhart

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To Be Young, Gifted, And Black.

Watch Out!"

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Lonnie Craiv'ford, President
Mr. John B. Clemmons, Advisor

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Donald J. Adams
Accounting

Alfred L. Alston
Electronics Engineering Technology

Herman Anderson
Electronics Engineering Technology

Lena Anderson
Mathematics

Lois Anderson
Dietetics

Willie M. Ashley
Biology

Fredericka T. Bacon

Sociology

244

Evalina Bailey
Textiles and Clothing

MOST OUTSTANDING SENIOR'S 1971-72
ART EDUCATION

Harry Mays

Mary Palmer

Henry L. Baker
Biology

Herman Baker

Social Studies

Olivia G. Banks
Elementary Education

Ulysses Banks. Ill
Music Education

Alice Barnwell
Dietetics

Elizabeth J. Baulkmon
Spanish

Pearl Baxley
Business Education

Beverly A. Bed good
Elementary Education

Jesse L. Blake
Industrial Arts Education

Vivian A. Blake
Elementarv Educatior

Precious D. Bolton
Business Administration

Linda V. Boyd
Business Administration

Frank Brown
Mathematics

Georgie B. Brown
Elementary Education

Gwendale D. Brown
Elementary Education

Henrietta Brown
Sociology

Louwana Brown
Business Administration

Sandra K. Brown
Mathematics

Tyrone A. Brown
Accounting

Larry J. Bryan
Mathematics

Shirley Brundrage
Biology Education

Abertha Burton
Dietetics

Frank H. Bynes
Biology

Gwendolyn Campbell
Business Administration

Veronica Campbell
Dietetics

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Elementary Education

MOST OUTSTANDING SENIOR'S 1971-1972
BIOLOGY

Lonnie Crawford

Betty Allen

Charles D. Carson
Sociologv

Henrietta Carter

Criminal Justice

249

Patricia Carter
Elementary Education

Willie Cason
Business Administration

Bruce Celestine
Physical Education

Sharlene Christmas
Social Studies

Jeraldine Coleman
Elementary Education

Frankie H. Collins
Social Studies

Elouise E. Cooper
Business Administration

Patricia Cooper
English

Sarah E. Cummings
Textiles and Clothing

250

Doris B. Curry
Accounting

Robert Cutter
Mechanical Technology

Leonard Daggett, Jr.
Business Administration

Joyce C. Davis
Sociology

Gilda Dawson
Sociology

Joyce Dismuke
Business Education

Cleveland L. Doyle
Industrial Arts

Delores H. Dumas

Sociology

James Dupree
Physical Education

Malenthia Ellison
Education

Henry L. Everson
Electronics Engineering

Mary E. Farrar
Business Education

Elizabeth C. Fields
Elementary Education

Claradean Fletcher
Elementary Education

Raymond Fletcher
Social Studies

Eddie L. Forehand
Accounting

Brenda J. Foston
Elementary Education

Elizabeth F. Era
Sociology'

252

Gertrude M. Frazier
Business Administration

MOST OUTSTANDING SENIORS 1971-1972
CHEMISTRY

James Kenney (not shown)

Freddie Cooper

OUie V. Frazier
Dietetics

Larry Garrison
Mathematics

Gloria Gibson
Business Administration

Joyce M. Gillis
Elementary Education

Cassandra Grant
Sociology

Bessie P. Green
Sociology

Carolyn Green
History

Betty L. Greene
Elementary Educatii

Dorothy Haggray
English

Shirley Hall
Home Economics

Gloria V. Harden
Business Administration

Carolyn Harmon
Business Administration

Gloria J. Harris
Sociology

Daniel R. Harris
Electronics Technology

Thomas L. Harris
Electronics Engineering Technology

Juanita Hazzard
Business Administration

Barbara Hicks

Aurico Hill

Doretha Hindsman

Biology

Mechanical Engineering Te
255

chnology

Elementary Education

Dorothy Hollinger
Business Education

Joyce A. Hollinger
Mathematics

Claude Hollinshead
Industrial Arts

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Bernus E. Holmes
Criminal Justice

Charles H. Holmes
Elementary Education

Roberta Hood
Elementary Education

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Beverly L. Hooks
Elementarv Education

Elaine Huckabee
Elementary Education

Shirley A. Hudson
Business Administration

MOST OUTSTANDING SENIORS 1971-1972
CRIMINAL JUSTICE

Harry B. James, III

Henrietta Carter

Betty J. Hughes
Phvsical Education

Brenda Hughess
Elementary Education

257

Beverly A. Hunter
Sociology

Patricia Hunter
Socioloev

Margie Inman
Elementarv Education

Mitchell Inman
Business Administration

Bernice Jackson
Criminal Justice

Jeanette Jackson
Sociology

Larry G. Jackson
Industrial Arts Education

Martha Jackson
Business

Sarah Jackson
Dietetics

Dora J. Jakes
Music Education

Harry B. James, III

Winderfert I. Jenkins
Mathematics

Bonnie L. Johnson
Elementary Education

Celestley A. Johnson
Physical Education

Clarence L. Johnson
Sociology

Gloria D. Johnson

Gloria E. Johnson

Juanita Johnson

Elementary Education

Criminal Justice
259

Business Education

Sarah N. Johnson
Mathematics

Charles C. Jones, Jr.
Electronics Engineering

Leila M. Jolly
Business Education

Elmarie Jordan
Textiles and Clothing

Kate M. Kennedy
Elementary Education

Waedene T. Keye
French

Aminullah Khan
Electronics Engineering

Beverly A. Kiett
English

Robert King
Physical Education

260

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Debra J. Kinsey
Business Administration

MOST OUTSTANDING SENIORS 1971-1972
Dietetics and Institutional Management

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Melvin McCarr
Sarah Jackson

Karen L. Lashley
Music Education

Brenda E. Logan
English

Jeannette Mack
Criminal Justice

261

Shirley A. Mack
Elementary Education

Berneta S. Mackey
Physical Education

LaVerne R. Madison
Sociology

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James E. Marsh
Electronic Enfiineering

Betty L. Martin
Social Studies

Alonzo M. McCarr
Dietetics

Jacquet McClendon
Physical Education

Sandra McCord
Business Education

Larry McDonald
Physical Education

Velman D. McKenzie
Sociology

MOST OUTSTANDING SENIOR 1971-1972
ECONOMICS

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David E. Foye

Josie Y. Meeks
Business Education

Veronica A. Merritt
Elementary Education

Princetta K. Mincey

Elementary Education

263

Clarence L. Mitchell
Electronics Engineering

Mary E. Mitchell
Business Administration

Eugenia Morgan
Elementar>' Education

Belma Jean Moore
Elementar\' Education

Sarah Morrison
Elementarv Education

Isaiah Muchinson
Accounting

Deborah Murray
Elementar)'

.limmie Musgrow
Sociology

Bertha M. Neeley

Business Administration

264

Jacquline Nugin
Business Administration

Jacquelyn Nunnally
Elementary Education

Adolphus Oglesby
Math

Catherine Oxendine
Elementary Education

Katherleen Oxenddne
Elementary Education

Jane Parrish
Business Administration

Robert A. Patillo, Jr.
Electronics Engineering

Donald Phoenix
Business Administration

265

Eveina Pii'knr
Sociology

Celestine Pringle
English

Dwight Jerome Pugh
Physical Education

Verdell Pugh
Business Administration

Donnie C. Reeves
Social Science

Julius Reeves
Chemistry

Bertha Reynolds
Elementary Education

266

Curtis Richburg
Physical Education

MOST OUTSTANDING SENIORS 1971-1972

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Shirley Keeton — Physical Education

Leonard Garett — Physical Education

Cheryl Roberts
Elementary Education

Deloris Roberts
Social Studies

267

Gloria Roberts
Sociology

Linda Romaski
Elementary Education

Jacquelyn Ross

Mary Russell
Elementary Education

Johnnie L. Sanders
English

Jeraldine Saures
Business Education

Rosalyn Scott
Elementary

Brenda Shoultz
English

268

Catherine Smalls

Sociology

Arthelia Smith
Elementary Education

Diane Smith
Elementary Education

Majorie Smith
Elementary Education

Patricia Smith
Elementary Education

Pearl Steel
usinefs Administration

Gwendolyn Stewart
English

Essie Stewart

English Literature and Language

269

Frances Stewart
Elementary Education

Brenda Sutton
English

Thomas Thaxton
Sociologv

Brenda Thomas
Dietetics and In^titutionals Management

Gwendolyn Thomas
Social Studies

Joanne Thomas
Elementary Education

Raymond Thomas
Accounting

Dollie Thompson
Business Education

Aretha Timmons
Sociology

George Turner
Economics

MOST OUTSTANDING SENIORS 1971-1972

Lena Anderson — Math

Barbara Umble
Textiles and Clothing

Carrie Victum
Elementar\' Education

James Walker
Dietetics and Institutionals Management

Janice Walker
Elementary Education

Abraham Wallace
Biology

Atlean Walace
English

Eddie L. Wallace
Physical Education

Patricia Ward
English

Delois Way
Physical Education

Earline Wesley
Sociology and Criminal Justice

272

Lawrence Wiggins
Math

Arie Williams
Sociology and Criminal Justice

Barbara Williams
Elementary Education

Charles Williams
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Sociology

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Chemistry

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Dr. Thomas H. Byers

Dean of Faculty

New York University, Ph.D.

Wesley Johnson, Jr.

Comptroller

Atlanta University, MB. A.

Rolan Henry. Jr.

Registrar

Tuskesee Institute, M.Ed.

Nelson Freeman

Dean of Students

Columbia University. M.A.

Wilton C. Scott
Director of Public Relations
New York University. M.A.

Robert L Bess

Development Officer

Indiana University. M.A.

Dr. Elson K. Williams

Coordinator General of Education

New York University. Ed.D.

Felix J. Alexis

Superintendent of Buildings

Xavier University, A.B.

Paul N. Smith, M.S.

Guidance Counselor

Fort Valley State College

Mrs. Shirley James, M.S.
Guidance Counselor
Harvard University

Mrs. Carolyn A. Morris, M.S.

Dean of Women

Savannah State College

Re'

. Samuel Williams, B.D.

Dean of Men
Howard University

Mrs. Rachel Clairborne, M.Ed.

Director of Testing
South Carolina State College

Tommie Mitchell, B.S.

Director of Financial Aid

Savannah State College

Harold Singleton, B.S.

Bookstore Manager
Savannah State College

Robert E. Mobley, B.S.
Director, Audio-Visual
Savannah State College

Floyd Mincey, B.S.
Director, Student Union
Savannah State College

Mrs. Juanita Bryant

Dietitian

Clark College

283

Mrs. Otrie Wellon, B.S.

Assistant Bookstore Manager

Savannah State College

Leonard Jenkins. B.S.

Assistant Registrar
Savannah State College

Donald M. Cook, IV, B.S.

Director of Computer Center

Savannah State College

John W. Merritt
Procurement Officer

Stephen M. McDrew, Jr., Ml).

College Physician

Maharry Medical College

John I. Wright, B.S.

Internal Auditor

Savannah State College

Mrs. Josephine Hubert, B.S.

Director Secretarial Center

Savannah State College

Captain Mathew Howard

Chief of Security

Industrial College of Armed Forces

Sgt. Walter Anderson, Jr.
Director of A. E. Peacock Hali

Mrs. Doris Taylor, B.S.

Director, "R" 24
Savannah State College

Arthur L. Walker, B.S

Director, R. R. Wright Hall

Savannah State College

Mrs. Elise Lawton, B.S.

Director, Lester Hall
Savannah State College

285

Mrs. Jacquelyn Wilson, B.S.

Director, Lockette Hall

Stillman College

II^STRrCTIOI^AL

Mrs. Thelma M. Harmond, Ph.D.

Ohio State University
Chairman. Division of Education

Mrs. Jacquelyn Stephens, M.S.

Illinois State University

Education

James A. Eaton, Ph.D.

Columbia University

Director, Graduate Studies

Mrs. Dorothy C. James, M.A.

Atlanta University

Coordinator Laboratory Experiments

Herman W. Sartor, Ph.D.

University of Wisconsin

Secondary Educations

Director of Admissions

Dr. Ida J. Gadsen, Ph.D.

University of North Carolina

Secondary Education

STAFF

Mrs. Ruby C. Black, M.A
University of Columbia
Education-COP Program

Mrs. Virginia Blalock, M.A.

Columbia University

Education

Joseph W. Sumner, Ph.D.

University of North Carolina

Education

Maurice Stokes, M.S.

Kansas State Teachers

Education, Coordinator Media

John Cochran, Ed.D.

University of Georgia
Education

Raymond W. Hopson, Ph.D.

Ohio State University

Head Department of Physical Education

Gerald ine Abernathy.
Xavier University
Physical Education

.Mrs. Ella W. Fisher, M.Ed.

Temple, University

Physical Education and Director

of Upward Bound Project

Albert E. Frazier, M.A.

Arizona State College

Physical Education and Director

of Athletics

Richard K. Washington, M.S.

Iowa State University

Physical Education and Track

Coach

Mrs. Hattie B. Rivers, M.S.
Indiana University
Physical Education

Mrs. Altomease Magwood, M.S.
Indiana University
Physical Education

Wayne State University

Miss Albertha E. Boston, M.A.

New York University

Business Administrations

John Myles, M.A.

New York University

Physical Education and

Head Football Coach

Frank Ellis, B.S.
Savannah State College
Physical Education and

Swimming Coach

Miss Charlease Stevenson, M.S.

Indiana University

Business Administrations

Mrs. Mary C. Torian, Ed.D.

Chairman, Division of Business

Administration

289

Alexander B. Horsfall. M.BA.
Harvard Graduate School of Business
Business Administration

"Willie M. Waddell

New York University

Business Administration

Johnny Campbell, M.A.

Business Administration

Atlanta University

Herbert A. O'ki.b \1 \,
Business Adnunistraliun
University of Georgia

290

Arthur S. Levy, C.S.
Business Administration
University of Pittsburgh

Norman B. Elmore, M.A.
Department of English
New York University

Mrs. Julia H. Bennett. M.A.
English Department
Ohio State University

Mrs. Luetta Milledge, Ph.D.
Department of English
University of Georgia

Miss Wilda G. Johnson, M^A.

English and Reading

Atlanta University

Arthur L. Brentson
Department of English
University of Wisconsin

James R. Fisher. M.A.

English

Howard University

Miss Marceline Erickson, Ph.D.
Department of English
University of Wisconsin

Michael Maher. M.A.

English
University of Georgia

Howard Jason, Ph.D.

Chairman of the Division of

Humanities and Foreign Languages

Universidad Interamericana, Mexico

James Thompson, M.A.

Fine Arts

Choral Director

Christopher D. Koch, M.A.

Modem Language
Michigan State LIniversitv

Miss Althea V. Morton, M.A.
Foreign Language
Atlanta University

Samuel Gill

Director of Bands

Fine Arts

Coleridge A. Braithwaite. Ed.D.

Fine Arts

Columbia University

Arthur L. Britt. M.A.

Fine Arts

University fpf New Mexico

Mrs. Christine Oliver. M.A.

Fine Arts

Indiana University

Mrs. Farnese Lumpkins, M.A

Fine Arts

State University of Iowa

Dr. Margaret C. Robinson. Ph.D.

Chairman. Division of Natural Sciences

Head of Biology

Washington University

Clyde E. Howard, B.S.

Fine Arts

Director of Marching Band

Florida A&M University

294

Frissell R. Hunter. M.A.

Biology
State University of Iowa

Sam 0. Williams, M.A.

Biology

Atlanta University

Mis? Marilyn Stone, M.S.

Biology

University nf Georgia

Gerald T. Vertress, Ph.D.

Biology

Indiana Universitv

Pullabhotla Krishnaniurti. Ph.D.

Biology

Te.xas A&M University

.Mrs. Carolyn Desha. Ph.D.
Biolosrv

Willie G. Tucker, Ph.D.

Head, Department of Chemistry

University of Oklahoma

George Williams, M.S.

Chemistry

Tuskegee Institute

296

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John B. Clemmons, M.S.

Head, Math and Physics

University of South Carolina

Gain S. Ghuman, Ph.D.

Math and Physics
University of California

Wolfgang Wurz, Ph.D.

Math and Physics

University of Vienna

Walter W. Leftwich, M.S.

Math and Physics

North Carolina Central University

Mrs. Jacquelyn Byers, M.A.

Math and Physics

Ohio State University

297

Louis C. Marshall. Ph.D.

Math and Physics

American University

298

Joseph J. Hutton, Jr., B.A.

Naval Science NROTC

University of Notre Dame

Otis Johnson, MS.W.

Social Science

Atlanta Universitv

Elma J. Dean, Ed.D.

Division of Social Science

Chairman

Columbia University

Oswald Mikell
Naval Science NROTC
Brown University

Mrs. Annetta Brock, M.A.
Social Science
Duke University

Delacy W. Sanford, M.A.

Social Science

Dequesne University

299

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Nichael Backus, M.A,

Social Science

Hampton Institute

Mrs. Gaye H. Hewitt. M.A.

Social Science
East Texas State University

Bianton E. Black, Ph.D.

Social Science

University of Georgia

300

John L. Mason, B.S.E.E.

Engineering Technology

Howard University

Hanes Walton, Jr., Ph.D.

Social Science

Howard University

Eugene C. Welch, J.D.

Criminal Justice
University of Wisconsin

Wilbur Sullivan, B.S.E.E.

Engineering Technology

Carnegie Institute of Technology

Clyde W. Hall. Ed.D.

Division Technical Scienca

Chairman

Bradley University

301

Frank D. Thorpe, M.S.
Industrial Education
Iowa .State College

B. J. Rao. Ph.D.. E.E.

Electronics Technology

University of Washington

Leroy Brown, B.S.

Mechanical Technology

.South Carolina State

Ernest Brown. M.S.E.E.
Technical Science
Bradley University

Mrs. Evanel R. Terrell. M.S.

Department of Home Economics, Head

State University of Iowa

Paul C. Tein, Ph.D.

Electronic Engineering

University of South Carolina

302

Mrs. Molly Curtright, M.S.

Home Economics

University of Minnesota

James S. Farinholt. B.A.

Mathematics
University of Dayton Ohic

Jay T. Smith, Ed.D.

Technical Science

University of Missouri

Mrs. Marha Corley

Head of the Department of Home Economics

Columbia University

John T. Demel, Ph.D.

Technical Science
Iowa State University

Bernard Sherman, Ph.D.

Mathematics

Princeton University

303

Thomas J. Culpepper. Ph.D.

Biology

Texas A&M University

Mrs. Louise Owens. M.A.

English

University of Michigan

William A. Stephens, M.A.

English

Texas Tech University

Mrs. Abbie Jordan, M.A.
Director of EPDA
Atlanta University

Elmer Thomas
Alumni Secretary

Miss Alma Williams, M.A.

English

University of Maryland

304

Andrew McLemore, M.S.L.S.

Librarian

Atlanta University

Miss Luella Hawkins, B.S.L.S.

Reference Librarian

Hampton

Mrs. Madelin Dixon. iVI.S.L.S.

Catalog Librarian

University of Illinois

Mrs. Betty Saxby

Library Clerk and Typist

Savannah Vocational School

Mrs. Magdeline Allen
Librarv Clerk

Mrs. Marion Roberts, B.S.

South Carolina State College

Secretary to Comptroller

Mrs. Darnell Walker, B.S.

Savannah State College

Accounting Clerk

Mrs. Ruby L. Gooddine
Harris Area Trade School
Clerk, Comptroller Office

Anthony Sheffield, B.S.

Savannah State College

Accounting Clerk

Roland Flynn, B.S.

Savannah State College

Clerk

Miss Velma Johnson, B.S.

Savannah State College

Clerk

Mrs. Jeanette Westley, B.S.

Savannah State College

Accountant

Mrs. Savita K. Raut, B.S.
University of Bombay, India
Clerk, Comptroller's Office

Mrs. Robina Roberts
Clerk, Comptroller

Mrs. Beaatine Hardwick, B.S.
Savannah State College
Secretary to President

Mrs. Doris Jackson, B.S.

Savanah State College

Cashier

Miss Rachel Walker
Secretary, Librarian

Mrs. Mildred Washington
Secretary, Student Personnel

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Miss Martha Stafford

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Mrs. Emma Ellington
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Adams, Donald J.: 784 Center Street, Macon, Georgia; Major: Accounting:

Organizations: Phi Beta Lambda, Accounting Club.
Allen, Betty J.: P.O. Box 294, Sardis, Georgia; Major: Biology; Organizations:

Biology Club.
Alston, Alfred L.: Route 2 Box 68, Gleenville, Georgia; Major: Electronics:

Organizations: Alpha Phi Alpha.
Anderson, Herman: R.F.D., Box 65, Dublin, Georgia; Major: Electronics:

Organizations: Omega Psi Phi, Student Government.
Anderson, Lena: 536 East Anderson Street, Waycross, Georgia; Major: Math;

Organizations: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Alpha Kappa Mu Aspirant.
Anderson, Lois: Route 2, Box 89, Jeffersonville, Georgia; Major: Dietetics;

Organizations: Home Economics Club.
Anderson, William G.: Route 3, Box 181, Savannah, Georgia; Major: Matbe-

Ashley, Willie M.: P.O. Box 20689, Sparta, Georgia; Major: Biology.

Bailey, Evalina: 119 Fell Street, Savannah, Georgia; Major: Textiles and

Clothing; Organizations: Home Economics Club.
Baker, Henry L.: Route 1, Box 99; Ailey, Georgia; Major: Biology.
Baker, Herman: Route 1, Box I57c, Mcintosh, Georgia; Major: Social Studies;
Organizations: Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Panhellenic Council, Social Science
Club.
Banks, Olivia: 6118 Berry Street N.W., Covington, Georgia; Major: Elementary

Education; Organizations: ITT, SNEA.
Banks, Ulysses II: 1807 Quincy Street, Savannah, Georgia; Major: Music Educa-
tion; Organizations: Band.
Barnwell, Alice: Route 2, Box 90, Jeffersonville, Georgia; Major: Dietetics;

Organizations: Home Economics Club.
Bartley, Rufus: 3212 West Perth Street, Savannah, Georgia; Major: Industrial

Arts.
Baulkman. Elizabeth J.: 1032 Planter Street, Bainbridge, Georgia; Major:
Spanish; Organizations: Spanish Club, S.N.E.A., I.T.T., Aurora Club, B.A.C.
Baxley, Pearl: Route 1, Box 13, Perkins, Georgia; Major: Business Education:
Organizations: Phi Beta Lambda, National Collegiate Association for Secre-
taries.
Bedgood, Beverly A.: 3401 Stanley Avenue, Savannah, Georgia; Major: Elemen-
tary Education.
Benjamin, Gail T. : 2402 Sadler Street. Atlanta, Georgia; Major: Sociology:

Organizations: Social Science.
Blake, Jesse L. : 512-A Gwinnett Court, Savannah, Georgia; Major: Industrial
Arts Education; Organizations: Savannah State College Cross-Country Team,
S.N.E.A.
Blake, Vivian A.: Route 1, Box 245, Rincon, Georgia; Major: Elementary Educa-
tion; Organizations: Zeta Phi Beta Sorority.
Bolton. Precious D.; Route 3, Box 196, Lincolnton, Georgia; Major: Business

Administration; Organizations: Phi Beta Lambda.
Boyd, Linda V.: 142 Merriman Drive, Savannah, Georgia; Major: Business Ad-
ministration; Organizations: Phi Beta Lambda, N.C.A.
Brannan, Mary T. : 2029 Lewden Street, Savannah, Georgia; Major: Health.

Physical Education & Recreation.
Brinson, Harrietle L. : 1540 Audubon Drive, Savannah, Georgia; Major: Elemen-
tary Education.
Brown, Ann B.: 810 West Broad St., Louisville, Ga.: Major; Business Adminis-
tration.
Brown. Frank: 216 Jinks Street, Savannah, Ga.; Major: Mathematics; Organiza-
tions: Newtonian Society.
Brown, George B.: 121 Lowery Ave., Thomasville, Ga.; Major: Elementary Edu-
cation; Honors: Honor Roll; Organizations: S.N.E.A.. Delta Sigma Theta
Sororitv.
Brown, Gwendale D.: 1115-A East Duffy St., Macon, Ga.; Major: Elementary

Education; Organizations: S.N.E.A., Student Council.
Brown, Henrietta: 214 Bulloch St.. Savannah, Georgia; Major: Sociology; Organ-
izations: Sigma Gamma Rho.
Brown. Louwana: Rfd. 2, Box 254, Vidalia, Georgia; Major: Business Admin-
istration: Organizations: I.T.T.
Brown, Sandra K. : 430 Comas St., Baxley, Ga. ; Major: Mathematics; Organiza-
tions: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority.
Brown, Tyrone A.: Lot 44— Dolly's Trailer Court, Charleston, S.C; Major:
Accounting; Organizations: Accounting Club, Debating Club, Phi Beta Lambda.
Bryan, Larry J.: 3111 College St., Savannah, Ga.; Major: Math; Organizations:

Band, Newtonian Society, Music Club.
Bundrage. Shirley: 1620 Hollywood Rd.. Atlanta, Ga.: Major: Biology Educa-
tion: Organizations: Biology Club.
Burke, Lurene: Route 2, Box 103-C, Waynesboro, Ga.; Major: Biology.
Bynes, Frank H. Jr.: 204 West Hall St., Savannah, Ga.; Major: Biology; Hon-
ors: Who's Who, Beta Kappa Chi National Scientific Honor Society; Organ-
izations: Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc., Darwin Society.
Bynes, Melvin: 3223 Stetson St., Atlanta. Ga. ; Major: Political Science: Organ-
izations; Atlantian Club.
Cain, Leon: 113 East Watkins St., Augusta, Ga.; Major; Math.
Campbell, Gwendolyn: 1020% West 46 St., Savannah, Ga.; Major; Business

Administration.
Campbell, Veronica: 703 North Blvd., Baxly, Ga.: 31513; Major: Dietetics.
Carey, Ora L. ; Route 1, Box 179, WrightsviUe, Ga.; Major: English; Organiza-
tions: English Club.
Carr, Eva D.; Route 4, Box 155, Dublin, Ga.; Major: Elementary Education:

Organizations: ZIB, S.N.E.A.
Carrol. Gloria J.: Route 2, Box 74, Harlem, Ga.; Major: Social Studies; Organ-
izations: Social Science Club, S.N.E.A., Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority
Carter, Clifford: 515 8th Street, Waynesboro, Ga.; Major: Mathematics; Organ-
izations: Phi Beta Sigma, Band.
Carter. Henrietta: 948 Fairburn Road, Atlanta, Ga.; Major: Criminal Justice;
Honors: 1st Attendant to Miss BAG; Organizations: Senior Class Editor,
BAC, SSC Alumni, Criminal Justice Qub.
Carter. Patricia; 127 Millen St.. Savannah, Ga.; Major: Elementary Education;

Organizations: S.N.E.A.
Carson, Charles D. ; 2116 Gilbert St., Tryon, North Carolina; Major: Sociology.
Cason, Willie: P.O. Box 20816, Thomson, Ga.; Major: Business Administration:
Organizations: I.T.T., Phi Beta Lambda.

Celestine. Bruce: 4315 Don Tomaso Dr., Los Angeles, California; Major: Physical

Education; Organizations: Physical Education Club. Varsity Basketball-
Chester, Ronnie: 500 East 66th St., Macon, Ga.; Major: Business Administra-
tion; Organizations: Student Government Association.
Christmas. Sharlene: P.O. Box 214, Wadley, Ga.; Major: Social Studies;

Organizations; Social Science.
Coleman. Jeraldine: 1038 Love Street, Savannah, Ga.; Major; Elementary Educa-
tion; Honors: Alpha Phi Gamma Honorary Journalism Fraternity; Organiza-
tions; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.
Collins. Frankie H.: 327-B Mace Dr., Sylvania, Ga.; Major; Social Studies;
Organizations; Veterans Club, Judiciary Committee, SGA. Social Science
Club, Seminar Afro-American Studies.
Cooper, Elouise E. : 3410 E. McBerry St., Tampa, Fla.; Major: Business Admin-
istration; Organizations: Student Gov't Association, Pan Hellenic Council,
National Association for Secretaries, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Treasurer-
Senior Class.
Cooper, Patricia A.; 3410 E. McBerry St., Tampa, Fla.; Major: English;
Organizations: Grammarians Club, Choral Society. President of the New
Dorm. Floridians Club.
Curry, Doris B.: 1163 Cochran Ave., .Macon, Ga.; Major; Accounting; Honors:
Jr. with highest Average in Accounting, Liberty National Bank; Organiza-
tions: Phi Beta Lambda Business Club, Accounting Club.
Cutter. Robert: 1815 West Upson St., Savannah, Ga.; Major; Mech. Tech.
Daggett, Leonard Jr.: 439 Roosevelt Ave., Merritt Island, Fla.; Major: Business

Administration; Organizations; Kappa Alpha Psi, Men's Glee Club.
Davis, Joyce C. ; 511 West Eighth St., Waynesboro, Ga.; Major: Sociology; Hon-
ors: Reporter of Sophomore Class; Organizations: Social Science Club.
Dawson. Gilda: 610 West 61st St.. Savannah, Ga.; Major: Sociology: Organiza-
tions: SGA, Student Congress, Social Science Club, Sociology Club, Student
Faculty Board.
Dismoke, Joyce; P.O. Box 215, Smithville, Ga.; Major: Business Education;

Organizations; Phi Beta Lambda. NACS.
Doyle, Cleveland L.; 306 Olplant St., Swainsboro, Ga.; Major; Industrial Arts;

Honors: AKM.
Dumas. Delores H.: 913 Wexler St., So. Savannah, Ga. ; Major: Sociology.
Ellison, Malenthia: .322 Sherman St.. Savannah, Ga.; Major: Elementary Educa-
tion; Organizations: S-N.E.A.
Everson. Henry L. Ill; Route 1, Box 220, Abbeville, Ga.; Major: Electronics &
Mathematics; Organizations: Pole March, Kappa Alpha Psi, Member of the
-Academic Council.
Farrar. Marry E.; Route 2, Box 47, Jeffersonville, Ga.; Major; Business Educa-
tion; Organizations: NCAS.
Feilds, Elizabeth C. ; 1206 Love St., Savannah, Ga.; Major: Elementary Educa-
tion; Organizations; SGA.
Feilds, Mary L.: 505 Tuten St.. Savannah, Ga.: Major: Business Education;

Organizations: NCAS. Phi Beta Lambda.
Fletcher, Claradean: 205— 21st St., Columbus. Ga.; Major: Elementary Educa-
tion; Organizations; S.N.E.A.
Fletcher. Raymond; 1005 West St., Valdosta, Ga.; Major: Social Studies; Organ-
izations: Men's Glee Club.
Forehand, Eddie L. : Route 3, Box 20, Buena Vista, Ga.; Major: Accounting;
Organizations; Accounting Club, Choral Society, Phi Beta Lambda, Omega
Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.
Foster, Brenda J.: Savannah State, .Milledgeville, Ga.; Major; Elementary Educa-
tion.
Frazier, Elizabeth F. ; 1813 Stuyvlsant St., Savannah, Ga. ; Major; Sociology;
Honors; First place winner in Spanish Bowl. Social Science Club. Sociology
Club, and Spanish Club.
Frazier. Gertrude M.: 1202-A West Broad Court, Savannah, Ga.; Business Ad-
ministration; Organizations: Charter member of Phi Beta Lambda.
Frazier. Ollie V.: 1813 Stuyvesant St., Savannah, Ga.; Major: Dietetics and

Institutional Management; Organizations: Home Economics Club.
Garrison, Larry: Route 1, Box 341. Claxton, Ga.; Major: Mathematics.
Gary, Edith: 107 South 14th Place, Cordele, Ga.; Major: Pre-Medicine; Organ-
izations; American Chemical Society.
Geiger, Freddy; Post Office Box 123, Claxton, Ga.; Major; Mathematics.
Gibson, Gloria: 708 Hortense Place N.W., Atlanta, Ga.: Major: Business Ad-
ministration.
Gillis, Joyce M.: Route 4, Box 344, Fitzgerald, Ga.; Major: Elementary Educa-
tion: Organizations: I.T.T. . S.N.E.A.
Glenn, John: 608 W. 43rd St., Savannah, Ga.; Major: Electronics.
Grant, Joe L. : 214 E. Duffy St., Savannah, Ga.; Major; Biology.
Gray. Mildred: 806 Porter St.. Savannah, Ga.; Major; Business Administration.
Green. Alfredia J.: P.O. Box 66, Clyo, Ga.; Major: Health. Physical Education

and Recreation.
Green, Bessie P.; 704 W. 47th St., Savannah, Ga.; Major: Sociology and Crim-
inal Justice; Organizations: Social Science Club.
Green, Betty L.: 2118 E. Hanson St., Savannah, Ga.; Major; Elementary Educa-
tion.
Green. Betty 0.: 2220 East Gable St., Savannah, Ga. ; Major: Business Admin-
istration; Organizations: Phi Beta Lambda.
Hall, Herbert: 44-A Sikes Trailer Park, Savannah, Ga.; Major; Sociology.
Hall, Shirley: 2208 Iowa Street, Savannah, Ga.; Major: Home Economics; Organ-
izations; Home Economics Club.
Harden, Gloria V.: 631 West 13th Street, Savannah, Ga.; Major: Business Ad-
Harmon. Carolyn; P.O. Box 87-B, Louisville, Ga.; Major: Business Administra-
tion; Organizations; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.
Harris. Gloria J.; 1236 West 25th Street, West Palm Beach, Florida.; Major:

Sociology: Organizations: Band, Dramatics Club, Sociology Club.
Harris. Daniel R.: 1418 Cloverdale Drive, Savannah, Ga.; Major: Electronics

Technology.
Harris. Thomas L.: 503 Branham Avenue, Rome, Ga.; Major: Electronics

Engineering Technology: Organizations: Chess Club, Electronics Club, I.T.T.
Hazzard, Juanita: 875 Simpson Street, N.W., #2, Atlanta, Ga.; Major: Business
Administration; Organizations: Phi Beta Lambda, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority,
Representative, SGA.

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