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A native of Apalachicola, Florida, a
scientist, a scholar, and an ad-
ministrator, Dr. Frederick S. Hum-
phries, is the eighth President of his
Alma Mater.
The FAMU graduate, who taught
chemistry before becoming director of
the campus involvement in the thir-
teen colleges program, has always
been concerned with the progress of
minority students. This concern was
carried over into his presidency at

Tennessee State where he fought for
and maintained the integrity of a
predominantly African American in-
stitution of higher education. A part
of the FAMU president's concern is
expressed in the theme of the 1986
Rattler "Excellence with Caring."
Dr. Humphries believes, "We must
be sensitive to the problems of
achieving education. We must be
rock-ribbed and hardnosed but with
sensitivity." He continues, "We will

pursue excellence in every aspect of
university life. The standards we set
will surpass those determined by
others because the force of our com-
mitment, while tempered with com-
passion, will demand excellence in
preparation in effort, and in results. I
will fight to my last moment for your
right to fulfil your potential, but I in-
sist on the best that can be achieved
and will not settle for less."
By Cynthia A. Williams

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SA Reflection

: of Excellence

T he Florida A&M University
Marching Band became truly
"world class" when it was awarded
Sousa Foundation's "Sudler
Trophy for 1985." Presentation of the
trophy on Saturday, October 26, during
half-time of the homecoming football game
which made FAMU the fourth collegiate
band in the nation to receive the trophy.
The only historically black, or African
American college, FAMU joins the Univer-
sity of Michigan, the University of Illinois,
and the Ohio State University marching
bands.
Dr. William P. Foster, director of the
Florida AM& University band, received the
trophy from the donor, Louis Sudler, a
Chicago businessman and patron of the
arts.
The Sudler Trophy is awarded annually
to a "college or university marching band
which has demonstrated the highest of
0 musical standards and innovative
marching routines and ideas, and which
has made important contributions to the
advancement of the performance standards
of college marching bands over a period of
Several years.
The Sudler Intercollegiate Marching
Band Trophy is one of a series of awards
developed by Louis Sudler and ad-
1 ministered by the John Philip Sousa Foun-
f1 dation to recognize and encourage ex-
cellence in the general areas and levels of
band activities. The selection is made in
S accordance with the results of a ballot
mailed to college marching band directors
throughout the United States each year.
The motto of the Florida A&M Universi-
ty Band proclaims: "Highest quality of
character, achievement in academics, at-
S tainment in leadership, dedication to ser-
vice, perfection of musicianship, and preci-
sion in marching." This philosophy
permeates and guides the thoughts and ac-
tions of the director, staff, and students of
the band. Dr. William P. Foster has been
director of the internationally famous
FAMU Marching Band for 40 years and
has created more than 200 halftime
pageants. The band has appeared in three
films, three commercials, numerous
magazines and newspaper articles, "60
Minutes," "20/20," PM Magazine telecast
s and 34 national television performances,
including the Super Bowl, and on all net-
works to over three billion people. The na-
tionally acclaimed "Marching 100" is
credited with revolutionizing marching
band techniques, maneuvers and relevant
concert formats of band pageantry, in-
cluding over 32 innovations.
The Florida A&M University Marching
Band is proud to receive the Sudler Trophy
which recognizes the close historical rela-
tionship and contribution of collegiate
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life.

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20-year-old native of Jacksonville,
the new "Miss FAMU" is a senior
pharmacy major, who is interested
in specializing in obstetrics and gynecology.
She is Sherri Yvette James, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Shaylor L. James of
Tallahassee.
When asked why she attended FAMU, she
said that her father, a FAMU graduate, had
a lot to do with it. She added, "Moreover,
the School of Pharmacy really impressed
me."
According to James, FAMU is an institu-
tion with which many blacks, or African-
American people, can identify. She feels that

FAMU projects a positive attitude to
African American and other minorities.
Active in many campus organizations,
Miss James' affiliations include: the Student
American Pharmaceutical Association, the
Student Government Association, the White
and Gold Honor Society, Alpha Kappa Mu
Honor Society and president-elect (1985-86)
of Beta Alpha Chapter of Alpha Kappa
Alpha Sorority, Inc.
She has done cardiovascular research in
the School of Pharmacy. She has also been a
recipient of the Presidential Scholarship
Award (based on her GPA) the past three
years and has the leadership award for two
years.

"The two people who inspired me most
are my mother and Dr. Maurice Holder,"
said James, she added, "My mother inspired
me because she is my mother; and Dr.
Holder inspired me because he stays on me,
plus he's a friend as well as a teacher."
In her spare time, James likes to sing and
play the violin; she would also like to learn
about automobiles and how to swim.
"Studying pharmacy is a lot of hard work
and I can't believe I have come this far," said
James. She admits, however that she will
have to go much farther to become an
obstetrician or gynecologist.
By: Lisa C. Moore

A SHINING MOMENT ... Miss FAMU
stands before family and friends at her
coronation.

A PORTRAIT OF EXCELLENCE ... HER MAJESTY ... Sherri James is
Sherri James, Miss FAMU 1985-1986. crowned by Reginald Mitchell, SGA
president.

Coronation Ball

An Evening

of Excellence

AWAITING THE QUEEN. Miss
FAMU's court waits for a glimpse of
the queen.

THE COMMENTATORS
Sonja Phillips and Eric Robinson herald the coming of Miss
FAMU.

A DEEP BREATH...
Sherri takes a quick breath before ascending the stage.

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Miss Junior Class Queen, Lydia Roston and Miss Freshman
Class Queen, Cassaundra Inge wait patiently for Miss FAMU's
arrival.

LaSonja Collins, Miss Junior Attendant takes a stroll around
the stage.

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Monique Casey, Miss Sophomore Attendant, smiles as she
walks across the stage.

Pamela Black, Miss Sophomore Class Queen and Denise Baker,
Miss Senior Class Queen watch as Miss FAMU is crowned.

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A Bridge Through

1887-1987

"A bridge through time" pictures
the contributions and activities of
academics, cultural and social
developments of Florida A&M
University from its beginning 1887 to
present and points on to 1987 its
centennial year.
Homecoming on FAMU's campus
brings a gathering of alumni, parents,
and friends to join the FAMU ad-
ministration, faculty and student
body in a weekend full of excitement.
Some traditional events that take
place during Homecoming are: the
coronation of "Miss FAMU," which is
followed by the "Coronation Ball,"
Homecoming Convocation, which is
held in honor of the Rattler football
squad, "The Rattler Strike," which
includes the performance of bands
from throughout Florida and many
southeastern states. The bands per-
form during the Homecoming parade;
and the "strike" is a spirited rally
which features serpentine marching,
a huge bonfire and fireworks.
Homecoming festivities, which are
always marked by banquets and
alumni get-together. Highlighting the
1986 Alumni Homecoming Banquet
was a musical salute to Bandmaster
William P. Foster, with music per-
formed by a band composed of
"Marching 100" alumni.
Col. Bernard Hendricks, com-
manding officer of the FAMU
Reserve Officers' Training Corps
(ROTC) served as a member of the
nostalgic alumni band performers.
Among those who also added to the
success of the 1985 Homecoming
event as members of the Homecom-
ing Committee were:
Mr. Charlie Manning, Director
Mrs. Vivian Wilson
Major Shadrick Walker
Captain David Tesnow
Captain Larry Edwards
Mr. Anthony Couch
Mr. Edgar Blount
Mr. Alvaro Gonzalez
Mr. Donald Tobin
Mr. Andrew Whigham
Dr. Julian White
Ms. Sylvia Walker
Ms. Pamela Tesnow
Ms. Debra Fawcett
Ms. Mary Herring
Mr. Elsie Henderson
Mrs. Joy Bryon
Mr. Willie Johnson
Miss Pia Boston
Mr. Reginald Mitchell
Ms. Dione Alexander
Ms. Diane Hall
Mr. D. Carter
Mrs. Dorothy Williams

College Life

STUDENTS AGAINST APARTHEID...
Randall Robinson leads a group of students in a march against Apartheid.

A QUEST FOR KNOWLEDGE ... Angie
utilizes the sources of Coleman library.

THE ORANGE ROOM ... After being
reopened, the University's Orange Room
has become a popular snack spot.

A NEW ADDITION ... The FAMU Shuttle is used by students and faculty to get around
campus.

REACH OUT AND TOUCH SOMEONE
... Hey mom, How are you?

GETTING ALL THE NEWS ... Marcus
takes time out of his busy schedule to
catch up on what is in the newspaper.

A MOMENT OF REFLECTION ... Ray
and Lance reflect on classes they must
attend.

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A Feeling of Excellence

SMILE ... Say cheese for the Rattlers

We're in the money Rodney McBride
enjoys handling big bucks.

"If this world were mine" Robert Nolan,
Senior Class President expresses true
feelings for FAMU by wearing the school
colors.

Dwight Thomas says, "Hey, face the facts
I am a Rattler."

CARING ON THE TRADITION Mar-
cia Chandler and family express a family
tree of Rattlers.

ALL IN THE FAMILY
Brothers Together sharing that Rattler
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TOP RIGHT: "On the go, I can't stop now
I'm late for class."

BOTTOM: "Just Hanging Around." "It
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 30,1986

I awake to the sound of the screeching alarm clock at 6:30 a.m. I hit the snooze button and am jolted out of a dreamy sleep
again by the alarm nine minutes later. This ritual continues for the next thirty minutes, when I finally realize the reason for
the alarm going off so early in the first place so that I can have enough time to eat breakfast before my 8:35 class. I plug in
my curling iron, take off my clothes and go into the bathroom to take a shower and brush my teeth. While dressing, and
combing my hair, I listen to Joe Bullard on the number one radio station in Tallahassee. Taking a break from the hair, I look
in the refrigerator to see what I want for breakfast and put the water on for my usual morning cup of tea. Nothing really looks
too interesting and I realize that I don't have a lot of time to cook anyway, so I throw a piece of bread with cheese on it into
the broiler. Just in time to hear Sade sing about the "Sweetest Taboo," I go back into my bedroom to put my makeup on so I
can finish my hair while I eat. Since this is Thursday and I have the most classes, will see more people and will be on campus
longer, I have to be sure I look good and get compliments on what I'm wearing. After I'm satisfied with how I look and have
eaten my toasted cheese, I sip the cup of tea while reading the horoscope, comics and Ann Landers in today's Democrat. I
look at my watch, and see that it's time to go to class. I figured out a short cut yesterday; my usual twenty minute walk should
only take fifteen minutes today.
My first class has only about ten people in it so I can't go to sleep. I'm glad I did my homework, that way the professor
won't try to embarrass me, besides, the best way to make the time pass quickly is to be able to participate when he goes over
the homework problems. While trying to listen to the lecture, my mind wanders to planning my schedule for the rest of the
day. First thing, I think I should get my homework for that class out of the way; I know I have an interview at 1:00 I'll
think of something to do before then. Coming back to the present, I smile at one of the professor's corny jokes to hide the
resentment I feel for all of the homework he just piled on. After class, I go to the library to do my homework for my 2:20 class.
When I finish, it's 11:00, still too early to go up on the set, so I walk over to the SBI building to see who's over there. I stand in
front of the building (Set West) talking to different people and flirting, whenever appropriate. As the crowd starts to thin out
after awhile, I think of all the professors I need to talk to about one thing or another. At 12:30 I head over to the set where
maximum people are by this time. I see several friends by the time I reach the cafeteria, and stop to talk to every one. There's
this girl who likes to hug me everytime she sees me, which gets on my nerves, then there's this guy who always likes to hug me
whenever he sees me, too; but he has the body of life, so I really don't mind him.
In the Placement Office, I sit and crack jokes with the other students waiting to be interviewed. For the most part, they
seem pretty nervous. I'm not, because I'm not in the least interested in the company I'm interviewing with I just got on the
schedule because it was empty and one of my teachers asked me to. I have a few minutes before class after leaving the Place-
ment Office, so I stop in the bookstore to get some pretzels and something to drink. Once in class, I find an empty seat near
the front of the room and catch up on the latest gossip before the professor (who is always late) comes in. After class, I hang
around the building until I see someone I can get to give me a ride home since I don't feel like walking. The ride ends up being
with this guy who likes me, and who I'm not interested in, but am nice to anyway just because I don't want an unnecessary
enemy.
I make excuses for not inviting him in and he pulls off as I turn on "She-Ra, Princess of Power" (One of my favorite car-
toons). The rest of my afternoon is spent watching cartoons, "Dallas," "Batman" and "Saturday Night" reruns. At about
8:00, I'm hungry, and decide to order a Priazzo from Pizza Hut; but just before I dial the number, a friend of mine comes over
and I talk him into taking me somewhere to eat. After the "Cosby Show" goes off, we go to Captain D's for shrimp and then
to Jax for a six pack and bring it all back to my house. After eating, while my friend is watching TV, I decide to impress him
with my studiousness and start reading a chapter in my African American History book (the first time I've opened the book
all semester). I put that down soon enough, and my friend and I talk about all kinds of things. I get a few phone calls and he
leaves about 11:00 while I'm in the middle of one. I get off the phone, wash my face, take a shower and get in bed. This time, I
set my alarm for 7:00 a.m. so I can have plenty of time to fix myself breakfast before I go to my 9:00 class.

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will get up and study.

"I finally got a letter!" Katrina Williams
is thrilled to have received mail.

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TOP LEFT: Breakin' away from class.

BOTTOM LEFT: Marsha and friends
make a musical selection.

Can't a guy study in peace?

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Advertising Manager, Cynthia Williams,
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match, as she drinks from the tennis can.

TOP RIGHT: Nothing better to do than sit
behind bars.

BOTTOM: That wasn't the best meal
they've eaten all semester.

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Valerie on one of the days it was cold
enough to wear a heavy jacket.

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Braids, braids and more braids, Lisa
Robinson displays her beautiful hair.

Bobby Chocolate with the dream curl.

Curls, Braids, Bobs, Fades and Precision
hairstyles exhibited on FAMU's campus.

cuts are

This young lady has a layered-style on one
side and bob on the other.

TOP: Earle K. McIntosh has a fade and in-
dividual parts to show his style.

BOTTOM: Andrea Black says, "Guess
what I got? A precision cut with a tail."

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"Shooting the Breeze"
Eugene Gilbert and a friend discuss a re-
cent incident.

"Waiting Patiently"
While waiting for the cafeteria to open,
students put in time on the "SET."

"Here We Are"
Audrey and Rodney pose for a neat shot.

"You Can't Have Your Cake And Eat It,
Too"
Senior, Andre Whigam offers you a piece
of cake.

"Looking Good"
Senior, Suobo-Dan-Ockiya models his
double breasted suit.

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She Walks in Beauty

She walks in beauty like the night
of cloudless climes and starry skies;
And all that's best of dark and bright
Meets in her aspect and her eyes;
Thus mellow'd to that tender light
Which heaven to gaudy day denies.

One shade the more, one ray the less,
Had half impair'd the nameless grace
Which waves in every raven tress,
Or softly lightens o'er her face -
Where thoughts serenely sweet
express
How pure, how dear their
dwelling-place.

And on that cheek, and o'er that
brow,
so soft, so calm, yet eloquent,
The smiles that win, the tints that
glow,
But tell of days in goodness spent,
A mind at peace with all below,
A heart whose love is innocent.
Lord Byron

Special Moments

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Delano Bowens relaxes on fourth floor,
Sampson Hall, as he raps to an associate.

A moment with a horse makes a heyday
for Angela Hill.

De-ja' vu
Bridgette Wilburn takes a second to think
of a special friend.

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Carolyn Middleton works diligently to put
the sound on the air waves.

The Perfect Shot
Varden Studio photographer works at getting the perfect shot.

First Journalism Teleconference
Janine Roger gets academic advisement
via satellite.

Oops ... Crushed doughnuts anyone?
Reginald Mitchell has problems getting
the doughnut box open.

Getting It Together
Senior, Leona Peeler, stops to pluck her
eyebrows.

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"Please leave us alone. This is a library."

"Let's go over that again." Maria A. Weatherly tutors in the math lab.

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"LET THIS BE A LESSON" Students
often wait until the last minute to do class
assignments.
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tures, senior Sheryl Joseph reads along.

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"EXCELLENCE THROUGH ACHIEVEMENT" Bruhilda, Tanya and Leonard

THE XEROX MACHINE BLUES... "That which we cannot xerox, we'll write."

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"When this week is over, I will... But for
right now I need a break" Sharon
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TOP: LEFT TO RIGHT: Rick Kravita, Graduate Assistant, Emil Ganim, John Jordan, Clyde Montgomery, Leighton Peoples, Marcus
Boston, Johnnie McCray, Robert Jordan, Lorenzo Holmes, Thenell McCloud, Dennis Monroe, Dwayne Butler, Gerald Williams, Lamar
Glover, Artis Gambrell, Vincent Bostil, Thomas Franklin, Tromu Brown, Bernard Terry, Charles Gordon, Tracy Ellis, Tyrone Blue,
Emory Williams, Rodney Pierce, Fred Porter, Todd Lanter, Lawrence Jett, Alfred Simmons, Earnest Danson, Kelvin Clanton, Rodney
Bolling, Leron Strong, Raymond Coleman, Everett Blakely, Bryan Moore, Curtis Green, Cleveland Boyer, Kendrick Meek, Darrin
Reagan, Matt Fair, Kenneth Johnson, Vincent Montgomery, Curtis Green, Vaughn Wilson, Rudy Porter, Anthony Jamison, Derrick
Gainer, Oscar Williams, Jerry Burgess, Pat Austin, Duke Harrison, Fred Montjoy, Bruce Norfiee, Antonio Barber, Vernest Smith, Leroy
Montgomery, Robert Gentile, Roger Campbell, Bernard Shaver, Gene Atkins, Calvin Giles, Maurice Freeman, Tim Davis, Reginald Jones,
Gregg Ferguson, Pat Hargrett, Anderson Flueilen, Richard Lawson, Ricky West, Reginald Ervin, Otis Claitt, Stan Knighton, Tyrone
Kelser, Carl Williams, Percy Griffin, Charles Bevel, Gary Shipman, William Wilson, Anthony Kelly, Duane Drisdom, Land Taylor,
Theodore Floyd, Lewis Bennett, Floyd Miles, Willie Brown, Todd Williams, Merlon Jones.
COACHES ... TOP TO BOTTOM: Wayne Campbell, Samuel Bogan, Amos Hill, Michael Smith, Graduate Assistant.
LEFT TO RIGHT: Sheldon Hodge, Larry Thompson, Robert James, Head Football Coach, Rudy Hubbard, Michael Thomas.

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Charles Bevel, fullback, is up and over six
points!

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Micheal Thomas, Larry Thompson,
Samuel Bogan, Sheldon Hodge, Wayne
Campbell, Rick Kravitz, Amos Hill,
Robert James, Micheal Smith.

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Kentucky State University Tallahassee
Georgia Southern College Jacksonville
Youngstown State College Youngstown, OH
Tennessee State University Tallahassee
Albany State College Albany, GA
Jackson State University Tallahassee
Morris Brown College Miami
Tuskegee Institute Tallahassee
Alcorn State University Lorman, MS
Southern University Tallahassee
Bethune-Cookman College Tampa

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TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Durrant, Larry Aaron, Dale Robinson, Artis Gambrell,
Teddy Melton, Coach Lucas.
2nd: Mike Brown, Lawrence Revel, Scotty Scrivens, Lorenzo Milton, Jay Milton, Reggie
Washington, Robert McMillan.
3rd: Mitchell Burch, Robert Blunt, Richard Morris, Ramon Pachardo, Greg Zawdwijken,
Cedrick Evans, Mark Harns.
4th: Henry Harris, Roderick Dawson, Steve Dawson, Phil Washington, Jeff Johnson,
Ricardo Cartwright, Greg Perkins.
BOTTOM: Willie Mitchell, Cedrick Jackson, Lewis Perkins, Charles Bevel, John Lewis,
Teska Dillard, Harold Atkins, Steve Gaspar.

FAMU 1986 Baseball Schedule
University of Florida Gainesville, FL
University of Florida Gainesville, FL
University of Florida (South) Tampa, FL
University of South Florida Tampa, FL
St. Leo College St. Leo, FL
St. Leo College St. Leo, FL
Stetson University Deland, FL
Edward Waters College Tallahassee, FL
St. Leo College Tallahassee, FL
St. Leo College Tallahassee, FL
Mercer College Macon, GA
Mercer College Tallahassee, FL
Mercer College DH Tallahassee, FL
Bethune-Cookman College Tallahassee, FL
Norfolk State DH Tallahassee, FL
Norfolk State Tallahassee, FL
FAMU Spring Sports Carnival
(Tuskegee, St. Augustine, Florida Memorial)
Alabama State DH Tallahassee, FL
William Jewel College DH Tallahassee, FL
William Jewel College Tallahassee, FL
Bethune-Cookman College Daytona, FL
Bethune-Cookman College Daytona, FL
Kentucky State Tallahassee, FL
Alabama State Montgomery, AL
Tuskegee University Tuskegee, AL
Valdosta State Valdosta, GA
Jacksonville University Tallahassee, FL
Florida International Tallahassee, FL
Florida International Tallahassee, FL
Valdosta State Tallahassee, FL
Stetson University Tallahassee, FL
Edward Waters College Jacksonville, FL
Jacksonville University Jacksonville, FL
Florida International Miami, FL
Florida International Miami, FL
Stillman College Pensacola, FL

Women's Basketball

TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Cynthia
Williams, Gail Myrick, Cynthia Smith,
Selenia Smith, Ester Myrick, Cynthia
Lee.
KNEELING, LEFT: Shelley Hart.
KNEELING, RIGHT: Tracie Mims.
SITTING: Sharon Cliet, Linda Wade,
April Manning, Latrice Shotwell, Valerie
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Cynthia Lee tightly guards opponent.

Florida A&M Rattlerette
1985-86 Basketball Schedule
November
22-23 at Little Apple Classic Manhattan, KS
26 Alabama State Tallahassee
29 at Albany State Albany, GA
December
6-7 Rattlerette Invitational Tallahassee
13 at Mercer Macon, GA
16 Georgia Tallahassee
January
8 at Alabama State Montgomery, GA
11 at Stetson Deland, FL
13 Paine Tallahassee
17 at South Carolina State Orangeburg, SC
18 at Georgia Southern Statesboro, GA
20 at Ft. Valley State Ft. Valley, GA
23 at Bethune-Cookman Daytona Beach, FL
25 at Georgia State Atlanta, GA
29 Mercer Tallahassee
February
1 Albany State Tallahassee
3 Central Florida Tallahassee
8 Stetson Tallahassee
10 Florida Tallahassee
13 Florida State Tallahassee
15 Georgia State Tallahassee
20 South Carolina State Tallahassee
22 at Central Florida Orlando, FL
28 Georgia Southern Tallahassee
March
1 Bethune-Cookman Tallahassee
6-8 New South Women's Conference Tallahassee
Tournament

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TOP LINE, RIGHT TO LEFT: Doug Cook, Robert
Dixon, Tony Bladly, Tim Daniel, Greg Evans, Ken-
neth Parker.
BOTTOM LINE, RIGHT TO LEFT: Andra Fleming,
Joe Williams, Reggie Smith, Robert Smith, Randy
Nelson, Walker Little, Aldwin Ware, Wandra
Churchill.
NOT PICTURED: Leonard King, Kelvin Arnold.

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26
28
30
December
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4-5
7
14
17
January
7
11
13
16
18
20
25
27
February
1
3
5
12
13
15
20
22
27
March
1

Florida A&M Men's
1985-86 Basketball Schedule

Bethune-Cookman College
at Mississippi Valley State
at Jackson State
at Grambling

Jackson State
at Northeast Louisiana Tour.
at Alabama State
at Georgetown University
Grambling

Central Florida
Nicholls State
Paine College
Edward Waters College
Tennessee State
at Central Florida
at Nicholls State
Columbus College

Baptist College
Alcorn State
Mississippi Valley State
at North Carolina A&T
at Clemson University
Bethune-Cookman College
at Baptist College
at Tennessee State
Alabama State

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Itta Bena, MS
Jackson, MS
Grambling, LA

Tallahassee, FL
Monroe, LA
Montgomery, AL
Washington, DC
Tallahassee, FL

Tallahassee, FL
Tallahassee, FL
Tallahassee, FL
Tallahassee, FL
Tallahassee, FL
Orlando, FL
Thibodaux, LA
Tallahassee, FL

Tallahassee, FL
Tallahassee, FL
Tallahassee, FL
Greensboro, NC
Clemson, SC
Tallahassee, FL
Charleston, SC
Nashville, TN
Tallahassee, FL

Men's Tennis

Norman Wilkerson
Melvin Walker
William Bush
Earl Wade
Rodney Goodwine
John Cook
Gregg Mayes
Ken Parson
Eric Toran
Anthony Turner

FAMU

Bethune-Cookman College
Univ. of Florida
Univ. of Florida
Albany State
Stetson University
Univ. of Central Fla.
Valdosta State
Univ. of South Mississippi
Albany State
F.A.M.U. Relays
Tuskegee Institute
Delaware State
Bethune-Cookman
St. Augustine
Morehouse College
Georgia State
Calloway Tournament
Spellman College
Morris Brown College
Georgia State
Morehouse College
Valdosta State
Conference

1986 Men's and Women's
Tennis Schedule
Daytona, FL
Tallahassee, FL
Pensacola, FL
Albany, GA
Deland, FL
Orlando, FL
Tallahassee, FL
Tallahassee, FL
Tallahassee, FL
Tallahassee, FL

Tallahassee, FL
Tuskegee, AL
Atlanta, GA
Atlanta, GA
Atlanta, GA
Atlanta, GA
Valdosta, GA
Macon, GA

Men/Women
M/W
M/W
M/W
W
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M/W
M/W

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TOP LEFT: Angela Washington, Tina Hightower, Lisa Hall, Crystal Curtain, Mary Hill,
Sonja Watkins, Tia Rostell, Rutha Black, Lynn, Karen Koonce, Assistant Coach, Rapheal
Perez, Lunaria Richardson, Karen Hodge, Tenanna Wester, Jackie, Teralyn Dickey, Iris
Minor, Carmen Kelly, Pamela Woodard, Assistant Coach, "Peppy."
NOT PICTURED: Head Coach, Francis Knight.

FAMU 1985-86 Volleyball Schedule
Stetson University Tallahassee
Tuskegee Institute Tallahassee
Troy State Tournament Troy, AL
Florida State Tallahassee (FSU)
Univ. South Fla. Tallahassee
Stetson Tournament Deland, FL
Univ. Central Fla. Tallahassee
Tuskegee Tournament Tuskegee, AL
Mercer College Macon, GA
Spellman Tournament Atlanta, GA
Alabama A&M
Georgia State
Troy State University Tallahassee
Mercer College
Conference Championship Orlando, FL

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Swim Team

FAMU 1985-86 Men's and Women's
Swimming Schedule
University of South Florida Tampa, FL
Georgia Southern University Tallahassee, FL
Florida Atlantic University Boca Raton, FL
Georgia Tech. and Augusta College Atlanta, GA
Emory University Atlanta, GA
Tennessee State University Tallahassee, FL
Alabama A&M and Georgia State Tallahassee, FL
Florida Atlantic University Tallahassee, FL
Tennessee State and Georgia Tech Nashville, TN
Alabama A&M University Normal, AL
Black National Championships Normal, AL

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Men's Track

LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Lang, Charles
A., Eugene Hawkins, Terry Jamison,
Robert Clarke, Robert Marshall, Thomas
Smith, Reggie Davis, Larry Johnson,
Clinton Black, Max Jefferson, Floyd
Heath, Paul Hawkins, Clay McGill, Kevin
McCoy, "Russell," "Todd," Kenny Bouie.

FAMU Men's and Women's
Indoor and Outdoor
Track and Field Schedule
All-Comers Meet Gainesville, FL
Eastman Kodak Invit. Johnson City, Tenn.
Mason-Dixon Games Louisville, KY
Gator Track Classic Gainesville, FL
Northeast Invit. Monroe, LA
Millrose Games New York (Invitation)
Miami Track Classic Miami, FL
E.W.C. Relay Jacksonville, FL
Southern Univ. Invit. Baton Rouge, LA
FAMU Relay Tallahassee, FL
National Indoor Championship Oklahoma City, OK
Domino Relay Tallahassee, FL
Univ.of Florida Gainesville,FL
South Carolina Relay Orangeburg, SC
Sun Coast Relay Tampa, FL
Martin L. King Freedom Games Atlanta, GA
Drake Relays Des Moines, IOWA
Springtime Invit. Tallahassee, FL
SPEC/Townsen Invit. Athens, GA
Gatorade Track Classic Knoxville, TN
Last Chance Meet Tallahassee, FL
National Outdoor Championship Indianapolis, IN

Women's and Men's
W/M
W/M
W/M
W/M
W/M
W/M
W/M
W/M
W/M
W/M
W/M
W/M
W/M
W/M
W/M
W/M
W/M
W/M
W/M
W/M

Women's Track

Margaret Lyles
Katrina Walker
Tracey Cofield
Jackie Morris
Carol Tiller
Joan Basket
Traci Mims
Coach Barksdale
Almetha Roland
Teria Grant
Sharla Cobbs
Bridget Love
Charvette Jones
Joy Miller
Pat McGee
Deidra Mouton
Pearl Hospedales
Glenda Bass
Beverly Phillips
Tamika McVicker
Demetria Walls
Agatha Solen
Tammy Williams

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Reginald Mitchell, SGA President

Dione Alexander, SGA Vice President

Vivian Wilson, Senior Secretary

B- : EXECUTIVE BRANCH
Reginald Mitchell, President
Dione Alexander, Vice President
Daniel Boyce, Secretary of Communications
Pia Boston, Under Secretary of Communications
Marc Brewington Solicitor General
--- Louis T. Cannon, Jr. Deputy Comptroller
Patricia Claytor Comptroller
Ron Darby Attorney General
Ertha R. Posey Deputy Attorney General
S .... Adrienne L. Davis, Annex Director of Lobbying
t '. David R. Jefferson Deputy Annex Director of Lobbying
Frederick Johnson, Secretary of Academic Affairs
_. Keith Harris, Under Secretary of Academic Affairs
Andrew Whigham, Secretary of Student Welfare
Kim Jenkins Under Secretary of Student Welfare
Scott G. Love Chief of Staff
Terisa F. Morris Secretary of State
Michael Shannon, Under Secretary of State
Janet Peterson, Assistant to the President
Tony Barrs, Work Study Assistant
Jacqueline King, Work Study Assistant
Edwina Johnson, Work Study Assistant
Teria Sanders, Work Study Assistant

SENATORS
Stephanie Aldridge
Darryl A. Branch
Joycelyn E. Brown
Mark Brown
Latonja Dixon
Terri Hairston
Mark Houston
Carolyn Jones
Steven Jones
Tanya F. Jones
Johnny J. Malcom II
Deanna McKinnie
Steven Meredity
Rodney Pitts
Michael Pleasants
Jocelyn R. Porter
Yvette Pugh
Camilla L. Rentz
Darryl D. Robinson
Valerie D. Royal
Lavita Sherman

(' SUPREME COURT JUSTICES/STAFF
Timothy Brantley
Dorothy Ellison
Verna Hamilton
Reginald Ike
James Martin
Doran Matthews
Kimberly Robinson
Annette McGraw

Associated General Contractors of America (AGC)

The Student Members of Associated General Contractors of
America (AGC)

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jamin Banneker Technical Building

Notetaking ... The students are taking notes for upcoming
finals.

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to the class.

Student drawing layouts for class projects.

Dwight Thomas inspecting model for perfection.

The No. 1 Band in the Land...

"Marching 100"

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(Michael Holmes) leads the saxophone sec-
tion in formation of a Rattler.

After forty years as director of bands Dr. William P. Foster
directs the "Marching 100" in an excellent performance.

A SERIOUS NOTE ... Ursula plays her
flute to be heard as a part of "The
Marching 100."

Percussion Section plays loudly as it exits
the field with "Oh, Happy Day."

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DIRTY DOZEN: THE FLAG CORPS
PERFORMING INTENSELY.

A1~ Drum Majors: Kevin Burch, Kericke Cox,
Michael Holmes and Aaron Webster wait
wt 40 to perform in half-time show.

QUIET TIME ... Dr. Julian E. White is
caught in a moment of reflection.

OAK TREE ... One of the many dance
steps performed by the "Marching 100"
and the "Dirty Dozen"

GO'RATTLERS'GO
The Marching 100 and fans cheer the
football team on to victory.

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SUDLER TROPHY
The Marching 100 and William P. Foster
received the Sudler Trophy for being an
outstanding Marching band and band
director.

BREAK DOWN
The Blues Brothers add their smooth tone
to the Marching 100's sound.

GLANCE
Assistant leader of cymbals, Rufus Curry
takes a glance to make sure everyone is
ready.

Cheerleaders

FRONT ROW KNEELING (L-R): Camilla Rentz, Latricia Allen, Kimberly Robinson. BACK ROW
STANDING (L-R): Roderick Barnes, Jacqueline King, Susan Singleton, Karen Jones captain,
Karlton Taylor captain, Joyce Ray, Lenese Walls, Semona Campbell, Derek Gray.
NOT PICTURED: Yona Robinson, Michael Brown.

Captains Karlton Taylor
Karen Jones
Adviser: Michelle Roberts

WHOOPS ... Cheerleaders perform
shaky stunt.

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breaks for yearbook pictures.

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"Marching 100."

Lambda Alpha Epsilon

S -LEFT TO RIGHT: Advisor Virginia B.
S.Harrison, Edward Hall, Conchita Gibbs,
Rodney Pitts, Emit Baylor, Audrey Smith,
SRufus Lang, Christopher LaBoo, Angela Britt,
4- Jennifer Wells, Adee Farmer, Leslie Woods.

Secretary), Bunmi Olubobade (ex-officio),
Onochie Ikedionwu (ex-officio), Thomas Abi,
Taiwo Salawu, Gregory Omile, Shauibu
Megida, Salish Abrahaman and Emma
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Nigerian Student Union

TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Simon Jika (Social

Ugwueze (publicity secretary), Michael Baiya,
Femi Odeyemi (General Secretary), Soronadi
Nnaji (Faculty Adviser), Dickson I. Ezeala
(president), Seun Odewumi (treasurer),
4&, ; Jonathan Audu (financial secretary).

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Graphic Arts Club

'_ :' LEFT TO RIGHT:
S Sudbo "Dan" Ockiya
Ricky Daniels
Jonathan Pinder
''" Donavan Benton (president)
Michille Hames
Lenessa B. Jones
Denise Carter (secretary)
Joel Banks
Crystal Yancey

Public Relations Student Society of

America

LEFT TO RIGHT:
Lisa Jones
-. Diane Taylor
Geneva Harold
Advisor: Professor Gerald Gee
Mona Lisa Malone
Vonda Ward
ICynthia Williams
r Keith Harvey
Victor Inge
Michael Atcherson
NOT PICTURED:
s Terry Noble
Missy Jenkins
Colette Glover

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CHILLY WEATHER
Some men just can't get away from the
classic look of oversize overcoats.

JUNGLE LOOK
Our model is wearing the latest in leopard
skin swimwear.

VERSATILE
For that business meeting that you know
is going to turn into dinner, this dress is
versatile.

SPECIAL NIGHTS
For those nights out with that special per-
son, this gown is sure to please.

BEACH PARTY
These ladies are ready to take on that big
wave at the beach.

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ELEGANT
Women are not the only ones who enjoy
silk, it's showing up a lot in men's
fashions.

CASUAL COMFORT
Cropped pants and big shirts are a com-
fortable addition to anyone's wardrobe.

CLASSY LADY
For the woman who is on the go, this pant-
suit gets her there in style.

GENTLEMAN WEAR
A gentleman in a smoking jacket is so
kool.

LOUNGE WEAR
Some pajama's are not made to sleep in.

Kappa Psi Psiettes

The Annual Blood Drive

THIS IS EASY... "I can't wait till this h
over."

OH NO!!
WAYNE KIRKLAND is in the wrong place. This is Kappa Psi Psiettes not Kappa Alpha
Psi.

Kappa Psi Psiettes

Pamela Foster, President; Sonya Red-
dick, Vice President; Tina Anderson,
Secretary; Duuana Shelton, Treasurer;
Alicia Allen, Avis Anderson, Sonja
Bruton, Thesla Burns, Renee Kelly, Pat
Langston, Sheila Mosely, Kim Randall,
Wayarne Scott, Chanthini Taylor, Sonya
Twiggs, Kena Watkins, April Wynn

Kappa Psi

LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Barry
Williams, Bennie Clark, Allen Wiggins,
Robert Peek, Paul Jackson, Walter Holt,
Cletus Maduka.
LEFT TO RIGHT, 2nd ROW: Reginald
Hadley, Anthony Steward, Michael Pear-
son, Manuel Sims, Edward German,
James Norman, Marraco Hodges, Tod
Williams.
NOT PICTURED: Robert Philpott, Don-
nell Jack, Christopher Rouse, Troy
Henderson, Oscar Simmons, Anthony
Pettiford, Vinson Tatum.

Presidential Scholars Association

Chicquita L. Bellenger, Karen Hodge, Cynthia Thomas,
.I r Patricia Robinson, Stephanie Aldrigde, Marie A.
T Brown, Jerry B. Burgess, Victoria Pilate, TangelaI
Poole, Hissain Rawji, Tonya V. Black, Terri D. Avent,
Karen L. Bennett, Daniel J. Boyce, Timothy C.
Sn Brantley, Jacqueline R. Brinson, Bertram R. Brown,

lins, Adrienne L. Davis, Shelina S. Esmail, Baldine.
Brun Paul, Felyicia R. Pemberton, Kenneth L. Perry,
Sonja R. Phillips, Robert L. Philpot, Jr., Michael D.
Pleasants, Jacques Registe, Calvin A. Rollins, Kim K.
Shaw, Timothy L. Starke, Felicia G. Thomas, Marva A.
Williams, Jeffrey Fletcher, Sheila D. Harrell, Roscoe,
Hightower, Jr., Dana N. Hills, Leonard K. Holt, Ilona L.
I Houston, Mark V. Houston, Anthony L. Jackson,
Michelle E. Jacobs, Sherri Y. James, Jennifer E.
Johnson, Zelda D. Johnson, Suzette H. Lunan, Doran G.
%g "Matthews, Verna L. Matthews, Buhilda McGriff, Thyra
F. McMillon, Jacquelin V. McNair, Lavonda R. Meeks,
Erve Mesidor, Reginald J. Mitchell, Vandelyn C. Moore,
Christian B. Nowicki, Robin K. Oates, Angela Ar-
chibald, Donna Bellamy, Stephanie Britton, Patrick
Brown, Vincent Edward Byrd, Dave Cheesborough,
Renilde Chichowitz, Toi R. Clarke, Zienthia Clemmons,
John Cunningham, Sylnovia Holt, Deirdre Jose-h, An-
drea D. Kiel, Kathy Maria Lawton, Sheila Lindsey,
Sharon Martin, Stefon L. McBride, Vicki L. Moore, Eric
G. Parker, Michelle Roberts, Terrence Robinson, Clark
Rogers, La-Shonna Renee Ross, Tracy Seabrooks, Jen-
nifer Simmons, Paula Smith, Amy V. Taylor, Cecka II.
Trueblood, Kim R. Ward, Debbie Washington, Joletta V.
S a M White, Pamela R. Young

Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society

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mmT mm Susan Baker, Tanya F. Jones
a ,-, 2nd STEP: Monica Roberson, Michelle
S_ Jacobs, Lynne R. Hardy, George Howard
c3rd STEP: Leonard Holt, Buhild l
Im mm m, McGriff, Ebenezer Oriaku.

Peer Counselors

Aura W. Bowen, Jacqueline R. Brinson,
Melvin D. Dockett, Treasurer; Joyce R.
Forrest, Eugene K. Herring, Jocelyn D.
Jones, Patricia A. Martin, Avis A.
McLaughlin, Lynn Robinson, Valerie A.
Walker, Frederick Herring, Keith
Harvey, President; Jennifer Meeks, Vice
President; Valarie Wanton, Secretary;
Leoneda Inge, Publicity Manager; Andrea
Maynard, Kevin Burch, Ramona
Whitehurst, Rufus Curry, Alfreda
Washington, LaVonda Meeks, Anthony
"Tony" Poole, Reginald Hopkins, Ad-
viser: Dr. Lucile Saylor

Fellowship of Christian Athletes

FRONT ROW: Trauee Coleman, Gail Hill,
Tony Barber, Sonja Robinson, Thomas
Blue.
BACK ROW: Lawrence Jett, Matt Fair,
Darrin Reagan, Anderson Fluellen, Rod
Dawson, Phil Smith, Antonio Wise, Garry
Shipman, Carolyn Middleton, Adviser:
Rev. Richard Harris.

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FRONT ROW, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT:
Pauline Jefferson, Wanda Richardson,
Valerie Smith, Tawanza Johnson, Crystal
Johnson, Jetta Baptiste.
BACK ROW, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT:
Tara Johnson, Colleen Cooksey, Joan
Sweet, Annetha Chambers.
NOT PICTURED: Adviser Mrs. Jerrlyne
Jackson.

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Baha'i Faith Club

LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Nesby, Thelma
T. Gorham, adviser, and Maxine Klein
look over copy of the Baha'i National
Peace Program.
NOT PICTURED: Girard Jones, Dr.
Adelbert Jones.

Senior Class Federation

LEFT SIDE: Reggie Suttles, treasurer;
Sophis Ward, communicator; Caleb
Crosley, parliamentarian.
RIGHT SIDE: Roberta McCullough,
secretary; Ronnie Mackey, attorney
general; Michael Harris, vice president.

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Editorial Assistant
West Palm Beach, Florida

Rodney A. Roberts, Freshman
Chief Photographer
West Palm Beach, Florida

Vonda F. Ward, Junior
Editor-in-Chief
Pompano Beach, Florida

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Staff Assistant
Tampa, Florida

Lee L. Glaze, Junior
Staff Assistant
West Palm Beach, Florida

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Hastings, Florida

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Brooksville, Florida

Andre Thornton, Freshman
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Chicago, Illinois

James New, Senior
Photographer
Highland Park, Michigan

Other Staff Members

NOT PICTURED:
Melissa Joseph, Organization Editor
Juanda Ferguson, Copy Editor
Debye Lewis, Military Editor
Karen Haskins, SBI Editor
Rufus Curry, Photographer
Renard Nobles, Photographer

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Chicago, Illinois

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Quincy, Florida

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Political Science
Jamaica, New York

Charlotte Q. Brown
Public Administration
Ft. Lauderdale, Florida

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Computer Information Systems
Tallahassee, Florida

Lynn T. Bowens
Business Administration
Atlanta, Georgia

Michael L. Brown
Accounting
Annadale, Virginia

Shwana F. Brown
Computer Information Systems
Bagdad, Florida

Edna Brewington
Accounting
Landover, Maryland

Monica D. Brown
Computer Information Systems
Washington, D.C.

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Computer Information Systems
Jacksonville, Florida

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Orlando, Fldrida

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Titusville, Florida

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Computer Information Systems
Tallahassee, Florida

Thresa Cecelia Crutchfield
Criminal Justice
Fr. Pierce, Florida

Janet Rosena Cox
Office Administration Management
Tallahassee, Florida

Pearlie J. Curry .
Madison, Florida

Earl Hodges Daniels
Broadcast Journalism
Tallahassee, Florida

Steve Allen De Jarnette
Criminal Justice
Montgomery. Alabama

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Philosophy
St. Petersburg, Florida

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Computer Information Systems
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Criminal Justice
Tallahassee, Florida

Karla Y. Ecckes
Pharmacy
Atlanta, Georgia

Arayna D. Dixon
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New Haven, Connecticut

Pam O. Dukes
Criminal Justice
Ft. Lauderdale, Florida

Douglass L. Edwards
Office Management
Jacksonville, Florida

John Drayton
Constructional Engineering ,
Jacksonville

Vivian A. Dukes
Computer Information Systems
Adamsville, Alabama

Shantay L. Edwards
Social Welfare
Miami, Florida

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Jacquelyn R. Evans
Office Administration
Sylvester, Georgia

Beverly D. Fields
Computer Information Systems
Winter Haven, Florida

Dayna M. Fleming
Business Administration
Washington, D.C.

Judy R. Farris
Nursing
Jacksonville, Florida

Craig X. Filer
Psychology
Gainesville, Florida

Marty L. Fleming
Criminal Justice
Queens, New York

Judith R. Fenn
Computer Information Systems
Atlanta, Georgia. -

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Computer Information Systems
Tallahassee, Florida

Jacqueline D. Ford
Public Administration
Belle Glade, Florida

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Computer Information Systems
.Jacksonville, Florida

Samuel Francis
Physical Education
Monticello, Florida

Conchita E. Gibbs
Criminal Justice
Tallahassee, Florida

Mark K. Fowler
Architectural and Construction
Engineering Technology
Lake Helen, Florida

Cassandra L. Gammons
Corrective Therapy
Tallahassee, Florida

LaTonya M. Gibson
Computer Information Systems
Havana, Florida

Angela Foxworth
Criminal Justice
Seftner. Florida

Sondra D. Germany
Guidance and Counseling
Chattahoochee, Florida

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Respiratory Care
Tallahassee, Florida

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Public Relations
Jacksonville, Florida

Gregory Gilmore
Accounting
Chicago, Illinois

Randall D. Godwin
Office Management
Tallahassee, Florida

Keith A. Grace
Psychology
Cincinnati, Ohio

Angela J. Ginlock
Elementary Education
Ocala, Florida

Leslie L. Gore
Math
Jacksonville, Florida

Marcia Y. Grant
Architectural and Construction
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Jacksonville, Florida

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	Front Cover
	Table of Contents
	Title Page
	Opening
	Student life
	Sports
	Organizations
	Students
	Administration
	Military
	Greeks
	Special events
	Advertising
	Closing

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