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The Orange and the Green thy Sons shall e'er defend
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FAM-U! FAM-U! FAM-U! I love thee!

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Thy sons the victory never yield,-
And while they tread a broader life
Thy love shall stay them in the strife.

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God ever keep us true to thee;
Thy faith that truth shall make men free.
Shall guide thy loyal sons aright
And fend them thru' the skeptic night.

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From The Editor's Desk

Dear Rattlers.

This edition of the "Rattler" means more than the space on this page would allow. Each page
represents a long struggle for "success" despite the odds." It has indeed been a dedicated
fight to bring you a year worth remembering.

Reflecting to the days when "a good plow" was passed from share cropper to son, the family
heirloom from mother to daughter, with the plea for greater growth and prosperity, it is easy
to see that this tradition still exists.

Today that "good plow" takes the form of computer discs and microscopes to be passed on
to the astronauts and scientists of the future.

This years' theme "Rattlerism Portraits of Excellence" is dedicated to yesterday's
sharecroppers, today's working mothers, and tomorrow's leaders. It defines the composition of
a Rattler in mind, body and spirit embedded into the unique Rattler experience.

We chose no formal dedication of this edition, because it is dedicated to you, the entire FAMU
student body and alumni for you have endured this very struggle and have been incorporated
into the essence of Rattlerism.

This book is a portrait of myself, my dreams, and ambitions. But more importantly, it is a
portrait of you, Portraits of Excellence.

Sincerely,

Charles P. Moore
Rattler Yearbook
Editor-In-Chief

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MISS FAMU & THE ROYAL COURT

MISS FLORIDA A & M UNIVERSITY:
TERRI JARMIN
MISS JUNIOR ATTENDANT:
KARLA KNIGHT
MISS SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT:
WILLIE DAWKINS

ABOVE: Karla, Terri and Willie glitter for the
camera after Homecoming Coronation cere-
monies. LEFT: The three FAMU beauties are
pictured in the official university photo.
OPPOSITE PAGE: Miss FAMU and her court
waves to the cheering fans during the
Orange Blossum Classic Parade.

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HELPING ONE ANOTHER.

One of the most valuable
offices on campus is The
Counseling Center. In
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college stress, academic
counseling, and over-all
advisement, by qualified
professionals it also offers
counseling and advice from
trained students. The Peer
Counselors, as they are
called, are available for
helping students with a
variety of problems that
occur in their every day
lives.

HELPING ONE ANOTHER: During one of their
many activities, Peer Counselors, James
New and Phyllis Datzler test each other's
stress levels during The Stress Fair Seminar.

After having her own stress level tested, Phyllis
administers the test to Political Science Professor, Dr
William H. Howard.

Left: Anthony Poole records test results. Right: Mia Marshall gives
a stress test to Nigerian student Michael Ohai. Below counselors
Daune Pace and La Metria Freeman prepare a tasty dish during the
Counseling Center's awards banquet. Mia Marshall receives an
award of achievement from Dr. Barbara Barrett.

Counseling Center administrators: Dr. Barbara Barrett and
Terrell Freeman.

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Team

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Opponent
Morris Brown
Del. State
Grambling
Howard
Jackson State
Albany State
S.C. State
Alcorn A & M
N.C. A &T
Southern U.
B.C.C.

FAMU-OPP
27-0
39-23
21-43
62-3
14-15
48-0
19-21
13-23
35-7
21-24
29-14

HEAD COACH
Rudy Hubbard

DEFENSIVE ENDS: Front (I to r) Tony Hayes, Coach Hodge,
Alonso Johnson, Back (I to r) Emery Hamilton, Rufus Lang,
Wayne Wright; Adee Farmer, Phillip Smith

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RECEIVERS & QBs: Front (I to r) James Simpkins, Billy
Kounce, Middle (I to r) Mike Kelly, Javaro Sims, Billy Wilson,
Mike Smith, Raymond Bordley, Lewis Bennett, Anthony
Carter, Standing (I to r) Ray Alexzander, Roland Mims, Carl
Williams, Coach, Harold Vinson, Willie Harper, Coach
Orlando.

RUNNING BACKS: Front (I to r) Dwayne Webb, Frank
Middleton, Emery Collier, Archie Jones, Willie Daniels,
Standing (I to r) Melven Middleton, Lester Axson, Charles
Bevel, Coach James, Preston Christie, Curtis (Lu-Lu) Burns.

Defensive Backs: Front (I to r) Nathaniel Trigg, Billy Rolle,
Coach Mungen, Sam Bronson, Dorsey Hutchenson, Standing
(I to r) Zack Richards, Rod Dawson, Norman Rollins, Henry
Harris, Tony Carrol, Don Jefferson, Steve Smith, Mike
Calahand, Dwayne Dristol.

LINEBACKERS: Front (I to r) John Benson, Coach Bogen,
Erwin Wright, Standing (I to r) Darryl Drew, Joel Davis, Willie
Brown, Ted Davis, Tyrone Kesler.

DFEENSIVE LINE: Front (I to r) Eddie McDowell, Coach
Amos, Joseph Thompson, Hiram Hargrove, Standing (I to r)
Robert Dollar, George Strickland, R.C. Eason, Bruce
Johnson, Andrew Chavers.

OFFENSIVE LINE: Front (I to r) Mike Bruce, Mike Herns,
Todd Williams, Danny Anderson, Max Purcel, Van Wilson,
Middle (I to r) Phillip Jones, Herman Hargret, Authur
Franklin, Persey Griffin, Alonzo Moore, Standing (I to r)
Nathaniel Newton, Mike Pinkett, Romirez Poole, Horace
Thompkins, No name given, Rufus Brown.

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At University of South Florida ............. 77-94
At Marquette University .....................58-91
Edward Waters College .....................90-70
At Florida State University ................ 79-81
Georgia State University ..................... 71-85
Tennessee Tech University .................77-90
Alcorn State University ......................65-67
At University of New Orleans .............. 67-87
At University of Michigan ...................49-83
At University of Detroit ......................66-87
At Tennessee State University ..............74-70
University of Maryland-Estn Shr .............79-74
South Carolina State College .................81-69
North Carolina A & T State U. ............. 59-57
At Delaware State College .................49-58
At U. of Maryland-Eastern Shore .............88-92
At Howard University .................... 70-74
Delaware State College ..................... 59-62
Howard University ........................ 76-78 ot
Bethune-Cookman College ................... 65-61
Albany State College .......................79-81
At North Carolina A & T State ..............67-94
At South Carolina State ................ 104-105
Flagler College ............. .......... 102-75
At Bethune-Cookman College ................60-70
Tennessee State University ..................62-66
At Alcorn State University ................... 60-83
Maryland Eastern Shore ..................... 71-73

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NUMERICAL ROSTER

Name
ROOSEVELT HARPER..........
MERVIN JONES ...................
ERIC WILSON ................
RENFROE CARR .................
KENNETH PARKER ..............
ANTHONY SHEFFIELD.........
PARIS DRAIN ....................
HARRY KEMP ...................
DOUGLAS COOK .................
ANTHONY LIGHTBOURN ..........
WILL CARL RIGGINS...............
JEREMY MARTIN ...............
JEFFREY McKENZIE ..............
STEVE MOORE ..................
MICHAEL TOOMER ...............
LARRY BRONER ................

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WT. EXP.
165 2
175 2
165 1
187 1
180 2
170 1
174 1
185 4
185 1
180 4
197 3
196 1
175 2
185 3
195 3
194 3

HOMETOWN (High School)
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... Gairnesville (Eastside HS)
... We it Palm Beach (Twin Lakes HS)
.. Oc da (Forest HS)
... Tailahassee (Florida HS)
... Daytona Beach (Mainland HS)
.. Jacksonville (Ribault HS)
.. Jacksonville (Sandalwood HS)
... Avon Park (Avon Park HS)
.. Nassau, Bahamas
.. Albany, Ga. (Monroe HS)
... Daytona Beach (Seabreeze HS)
.. Sarasota (Sarasota HS)
... Detroit, MI (NE Highland Park)
... Fort Pierce (Central HS)
... Albany, Ga. (Monroe HS)

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SCORES FAMU
Tuskegee 81
Edward Waters 88
Mercer 78
Tampa 74
Edward Waters 87
Stetson 85
Savannah State 85
Bethune-Cookman 64
Southern Illinois 56
Georgia Southern 67
Montclair State 50
Florida State 60
South Carolina State 66

OPPONENT
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69
71
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80
70
62
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South Florida
South Florida
Bethune-Cookman
Florida State
North Carolina A & T
South Carolina State
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A Musical Version of "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz"
Directed by: Ronald O. Davis
Orchestra Conducted by: John H. Daniels
Musical Direction by: Vernon L. Smith
Choregraphed by: Beverly Barber
Charles Winterwood Theatre Feb. 9-12, 17-19, 24-26, 1983

right: Temolynne White (Dorthy)
below: Dorthy takes a stroll down
"The Yellow Brick Road" in search
of The Wiz as she performs "As
Soon As I Get Home."

top: I-r Wicked Witch of the
West (Sheila McNair) Scarecrow
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Wiz (Albert Copeland) Dorthy
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Jungle Scene. left: The Wiz gives
Dorthy instructions now that
Evilene is dead.

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LEFT TO RIGHT: Dr. Hemmingway, Dr. Bell,
Dr. Akbar and Mr. Shaheed
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ARMY ROTC

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See Your AROTC
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for Spring 83'. Stepping high and proud, the Philadelphia, Phi
Spring line of Alpha Kappa Alpha get off! Beta Sigma

Delta Sigma Theta's Spring
line of distinction
"Nobody Can be You But You"

top: The pallbears of Alpha Phi Alpha
bring in a deceased Spinxman for his
last rites before he becomes an
Alpha.

Kappa Alpha Psi explodes with
intensity.

1983 SPRING ELECTIONS

Each spring the student body must select h 4i
representatives and officials for the upcoming school
year. Students who wish to obtain a position must
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candidates it is one more
chance to put on a good
show, for the students it is
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get a closer look at who is
running, but a chance to
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Amaro, Frank

Anderson, Mark

Bacon, Eula Badequin, Jose

Battle, Justine

Allen, Maria

Black, Phyllis

Alphansus, Okwereny

Aneke, Joseph O.

Baker, Dorthene

Asbey, Renee

Ballou, Patricia

Bolanson, Adeshina

Ajileye, Issac

Beate, Jackie

Borders, Aileen Breakley, Kim

Broxton, Herman Bryant, Brenda

Corbitt, Francis

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Browwing, Bertha Brown, William

Campbell, Amelia

Carr, Victor Carter, Janice D.

Coleman, Shelbonnie

Davis, Roosevelt Davis, Tangela

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Brown, Lisa Brown, Zenobia

Council, Anita Cowart, Grace

Ferguson, Asa

Forchton, Vashtye

Ford, Demtria Foster, Glen

Garba, Sayyed

Grace, Dawn

Graylon, Ford

Gray, Sharon

Green, Lillian

Harris, Sylvester Hatcher, Quentin

Dean, Bryon

Dunbar, Paul

Farmer, Lila

Hicks, Tival

Hamilton, Brina

Flemming, Jeff

Gasper, Letra

Gordon, Moralenn

Green, Michelle

Green, Veronica

Griffin, Susan

Hall, Cynthia

Higgs, Andrea House, Kenneth Howard Tonya Howard, Renee

Forbes, Amelia

Hurst, Pamela

Jacques, Raphael

Jones, Lela

Ingram, Wanda

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Jones, Michael

Jackson, Kerry

Johnson, Ester

King, Dwayne

Jacobs, Nathaniel

Johnson, Joyce

King, Imogene

Laearence, Brenetta

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Kirsey, Otis

Kitchen, Mary

Martin, Marshalle McGhee, Deborah

Mckinney, Christopher

Leonard, Gail Leonard, Fernando

Mitchell, Ron

Martin, James

McKee, Sweetie

Moore, Charles Muse, Mark

Norfleet, Russel

Orellana, Mathew

Lanitha, Perry Prescott, Valerie

Richardson, Joeanna

Moberly, Casslena

Moody, Lester

Pratt, Amnelia

Ragins, Joseph

Richardson, Gregory

Richardson, Sharon Rivers, Jo Robinson, Anthony Rolls, Teresa

Saunders, Kim Saunders, Phillip Saunders, Sandra Simone, Sharon

Sule, Alabi Sule, Danbaba

Tango, Modugo

Taylor, Priscilla

Templeton, Dwight Terry, Charisse Saunders, Remelda

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Turner, Cathy

Wade, Rosalyn

Vinson, Murell

Turner, Terry

White, Wayne Williams, Carrie

Williams, Jerry Williams, JoAnne

Williams, Rodney

Williams, Richard

Williams, Terrence

Wright, Micheal D.

Williams, Gerald Williams, Jerry

Wingfield, Valerie

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pride as they set off into a world that they are
destined to conquer. Their smiles overcome all
obstacles that might temporarily obstruct their
paths.

The Many Faces Of A True Rattler ...

They are the ones with eyes that bubble
with new knowledge, mesmerizing and
confident. Their hearts contain the
dreams and their minds hold the goals
of future generations. They are proud,
loving, intelligent, arrogant, dangerous,
elusive and full of life.

THE FLORIDA CLASSIC
TAMPA STADIUM, TAMPA,
FLORIDA
FAMV VS BETHUNE COOKMAN
TAMPA, FLORIDA, NOV. 20, 1982

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	Title Page
	From the editor's desk
	Rattlerism
	Administration
	Sports
	Student life
	Seniors
	Greeks
	Underclassmen
	Back Cover
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