ci ?ommencenenl

4/wda/~u~e~j

/4-, -INN I

Srtxgramme

DR. WALTER L. SMITH, UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT, Presiding

PRELUDE: "JESU JOY OF MAN'S DESIRING" ................................. J. S. Bacharr. Eric Leidzen

UNIVERSITY SYMPHONIC BAND

Dr. William P. Foster, ConductorDr. Julian E. White, Associate Conductor; Charles S, Bing, Assistant Conductor

PROCESSIONAL: "WAR MARCH OF THE PRIESTS,"

from "ATHALIA".................................................... Felix M endelssohnUNIVERSITY SYMPHONIC BAND

INVOCATION ................................................ Reverend A. J. RichardsonPastor, Bethel A. M. E. Church

Tallahassee, Florida

GREETINGS ..................... . .............. Dr. Mary-Anne BestebreurtjeCorporate Secretary

State University System of Florida

SELECTION: "BENEDICTUS"from the "MASS IN G" .................... ............................ Franz Schubert

Debra Brent, Soprano, Michael Bennett, Baritone, Jerome Thomas, Tenor

COMMENCEMENT TRIBUTE ............................... Miss Lydia YorkPresident, Senior Class

INTRODUCTION OF SPEAKER ....................... ............. Dr. Harry S. BlantonExecutive Vice President

COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS .......................... Mrs. Mona Humphries BaileyAssistant Superintendent of Education, State of Washington

Olympia, Washington

SELECTION: "WILLIAM TELL OVERTURE" ............................ Giacchino Rossini

PRESENTATION OF THE DEANS ........................... Dr. Gertrude L. SimmonsVice President for Academic Affairs

Programmeg

CONFERRING OF THE DEGREES ............... The University President

AWARDING OF U.S. ARMY COMMISSIONS. .... ..... Lt. Colonel Charles E. HobbsProfessor of Military Science

AWARDING OF U.S. NAVYMARINE CORPS COMMISSIONS ......................... Captain Otis Brooks

Professor of Naval Science

PRESENTATION OF CANDIDATES FORMERITORIOUS ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS .... ........ Dr. James D. Beck

Member, MeritoriousAchievement Awards Committee

ALUMNI REMARKS ...................................... Reverend M. G. MilesPresident, General Alumni Association

SPECIAL RECOGNITIONS.............................. The University President

ALMA MATER

BENEDICTION ................................... Reverend Ernest FerrellPastor, Galilee Primitive Baptist Church

Tallahassee, Florida

RECESSIONAL: "POMP AND CIRCUMSTANCE" .......................... Edward ElgarUNIVERSITY CONCERT BAND

(The Audience will remain seated during the Processional and Recessional)

( unbribratg eefr V g~eeCOLLEGE OF EDUCATION

PRESENTED BY JOSEPH L. MARTIN, PH.D., DEAN

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

AUGUST 29, 1980Emily E. AndersonClot helia Baker**Diane Vivian Baker

Kaotris BrothersJeannie C. Brown**Roger R. ByersArlene B. Callaway"Michelle R. CooperSharee' P. Cotton

George E. Carbet, Jr.Cleveland Donald Early

Leslie Shuvon AllenKenneth R. AndersonClarence Edward ArmstrongSharon BarherJacqueline B. BattsMichael Lorenzo BradleyAngela Delores BradwellLinda M. BronerGail R. BrownCassandra BrunerDavid LI ButlerJennifer Regina CasonPatricia Antionette Cherry*Wilda Diane Clayton--nez S. Conoly

Leron CookCheryl A. CollarCharlotte DavisAlma Rose DuganStanley Bernard Dupont-Hiram Leander FarmerAnnie L. FordMargrette Fortune

Lucile DericoDairet N. Godwin'Angela La Faye Grant*Janice F. Johnson

DEGregory N. DavisJoseph L. DavisEstella R. DouglasJames R. Fuller, Jr.-Sylvia K. GreenWallace B. House. Jr.

Vanessa B. Ford--Deborah Laverne GrahamLarry L. Herring*

JUNETommicena FountainGwendolyn A. Glenn-JosephAngela M. GoodingDelores D. GrandberryJanice Elaine GrantBroderick HallAngelette HardnettElisha Don HarrisBrenda HatcherCyrus J. HawkinsAutrey HasesDonald Lee Henry-Rose L. HuntJoyce A.Jackson'Angela Olivia JacobsTony Delento JohnsonElizabeth 0. JonesLisa Gaytrina JonesShirley A. Jones'Cynthia Denise KeithHarold Jerome KellyRaynor Kenny Knowles

Irish J. MimsCynthia ReedElla Mae RollinsMarilyn Simmons

CEMBER 12, 1980Leroy Hover**Linda A. Jackson-Denise E. MaxwellReba M. OwensCharles R. PayneMelba C. Sims-

Veronica Lynette Kohn-Rhoda McGhee

14, 1981Dorothy Rae LawrenceJoycelyn E. LawsonSabrina N. J. Mack-Katrina Loray ManningVickie L. Freshwater Marsh~sGigi A. Marshall-'Edward A. R. MartinValeria McAllisterLinda Nell W. McClainVenetta Grace McCullough-Mathella McGriffTyrone Keith McGriffRenatta Kay McQueen-Gregory MyersHarold D' Andre NeelyVirginia NesmithChet OsborneSheila Rene PerkinsEvan H. RandolphKathleen Louise Rodgers''Agnes Darlene RusherLa Rhonda Annease Sikes

Donnis A. ThomasMichael Reynog ThompsonDeborah Dianna Young

Lorenzo J. SmithMarjorie SmithGloria C. WatsonRoderick V. WestVanessa G. WilliamsJanice M. Wrice

Wayne Lorenzo PyeMary Alice Sexton

Vanessa A. Latson SimmonsAlueria Denise SmithBetty Deloris SmithDezzie C. SmithJoyce Ann SmithLola Denise StittCynthia D. ThomasWilliam W. ThomasAnita Lazette ThompsonLeah Vinnie Lee I horpeNagene F. Tolbert-Pamela Annette WalkerGloria C. WatsonDensey Corlis WebbTaswana Renae WestberryCarrie White-Phyllis Renee WilkersonAda Pearl WAilliamsJacqueline Elaine WilliamsSharlene Renee WilliamsLinda G. WilsonSevron Keith Wilson

COLLEGE OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCESPRESENTED BY LEEDELL W. NEYLAND PH. D., DEAN

ASSOCIATE OF ARTS

AUGUST 29, 1980Donald Anthony King

DECEMBER 12, 1980Sule Kolawole Alabi Angela J, King

David Allen Christian

JUNE 14, 1981Alice Darlene Johnson

BACHELOR OF ARTS

MARCH 20, 1981Willie N. Graham

'Cum Laude "Magna Cum Laude ''Summa Cam Laude

MARCH 20, 1981

Diane Ardley Leon

BACHELOR OF ARTS-(Continued)

JUNE 14, 1981

Terry Denise Davis'Louise V. Gilliam

Gina L. Henderson'''Nadim Hassan RaddarEileen Shaw'

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

AUGUST 29, 1980

Asghar-BazoeiHorace W. BarrentineMerle Cassandra BreechAlan Craig DurhamTerry L. FieldsStephanie F. FlynnJennifer Juanita FoneyHerbert Thomas Franks'

Spencer T. BruceWilma J. BurkeMichael R. CalhounAlbert N. Crane, Jr.Orlester DickensJohnny S. Ford

Deborah A. AleaanderRussell 1. Bean, Sr.*Kathy Lynette Garner

William Edward Gorham, Jr.Lawrence C. Grice, Jr.Rodney Wesley HardyPaula Jeannell Hayes'Kenneth C. HowardLinda Joyce IsaacDuncan Eric Jackson

Minnie Lorraine JenkinsRawn Tyrone KnightDarrell Laverne LawrenceOtis Barrington MalloryPatricia Horton McDonaldMartha Garnette MillerKenneth W. MoorerJanice Patnice Owens

Cedrick Foster RayAlthea RichardsonSamuel Simons'Elbert Thompkins'lLinda E. ThompsonDanny WhitfieldAlonzo Williams

DECEMBER 12, 1980

Reggie G. Faye'Kenneth HallGentle L. HamiltonKenneth HarrisVicky L. Henry'*Curtis L. Hunter

Shelton M GoinsMartha Kimbrel GriffinPatricia Ann Hodges

Ronald T. Jones'James M. Joyner-Cynthia D. MartinOdell NewtonJohnny W. PassmoreMary D. Richardson

MARCH 20, 1981

Jimmy N. McDaniel'James Louis Moran. Jr.Allynese M. Payne

JUNE 14, 1981

Tyrone Antoine AdamsCasie Lou AllenElaine D. AndersonErnest L. A. BaileyJoseph M. BeasleyDenise Elizabeth BeltonOra L. BetheaBenjamin A. BradleyMargie L. Bradley"'Debra Genise Brent'Anthony L. BrownGeraldine Brown'Patricia Ann BrownSharon ByrdDeedra A. CampbellCarla M. CarrDaisy Carr*Joyce Aniie Daniel*"Karla Valeria DavisWanda K. DavisWill Davis, Jr.

Lorene Dixon'Phyllis Ann DixonHattie M. ElbertGregory J. ErewaAnna Marie EvansMelbaJ. FlowersNatalie Candace FranklinAlloydice A. Terry GainesDawn Felcia GeneralKenneth C. Gordon'Gay V. GriffinWesley M. HallAnthony Kurt HammondPenelope Anise Harris'Victure Lee HayesMarilyn Anita HaynesIrene Nelson HoldenDoris JacksonJudy Katie JacksonDiane A. JohnsonCassandra J. Keenon"Wanda Gail Kennerly

La Wanda M. LaSane"Carolyn Y. LeeWanda E. LettLee Lyons'Simmon Alfonso MaldenConsevilla MartinezDonna Lynn McIntoshBeverly A. McKenzieLeatharine Leon McNeilLuvern MiddletonRonald G. MonkDonald Allen MonroeDean F. Motley"William N. MosleyLaWana Jean MoultrieJacquelyn Renee MurrayTony De Vaughn NelsonKairina Denise Neyiand'

Natalye Lynette OwensLewis PerkinsIvy Denise Poole

Priscilla A. RobersonFrancis Leon Solomon, Jr.Cathleen SpradleyIra Thompson, IVRufus L. Wood

Iristine PowellBeverly SmithMadelyne Earline Towns

Joyce Ann Quaintance"Donald A. RyanBernette Thomas SampsonTerrye Ann ScarboroughAlton Van SearsPhillip Ervin SmithKathy L. SpringerDebra M. StewartRuby Richardson Stokes'Brenda Gail TaylorCharles M. TaylorSabrina Denise TaylorLucius Earle V. Thompson-Eric B. Turvillion'"Michael Anthony WalkerVenise Rachell Walker"Lawrence W. Walton'Reginald Coirnelius WellsSamuel L. WilliamsVsenus Omega Dolorosa WilliamsRhonda Gay WilsonDallasteen Joy Yates***

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN JOURNALISM

AUGUST 29, 1980

Barbara A. Anderson'John L. Demps, Jr.

Sharon M. MoultryJohn B. Turner

DECEMBER 12, 1980

Daphne G. Tiooley

March 20, 1981Russell I Bean, Sr.'Dawn Dexter

Harriet N. Williams

Keith Timothy HadleyJuanita WilliamsMichael Evrett Wright

-Cum Laude "Magna Cum Laude

Walter H. Thomas

"' Summa Cum Laude

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN JOURNALISM-(Continued)

JUNE 14, 1981Sheron D. BellamyLaura Anne Bevan**Angela Denise CanadyJohn Keith Carter, Jr.

Margaret Denise DavisMatrena Ranae DavisCatherine Elizabeth Hogans"William Tyrone iles

Everett Glenn JollyRobin McKinzieShirley J. MooreSarah E. Oates*

James W. StaffordKeith L. Thomas--Tina Marie WhiteLester Wisilliams*Sonya Lynatte Wright

BACHELOR OF SOCIAL WELFAREAUGUST 29, 1980

Ronald L. Ponpey Janice Debbie Simms Joan E. Willams

DECEMBER 12, 1980Johnny D. Jones

MARCH 20, 1981Iris Elaine Brooks' Carolyn Fay Nettles William Rush

JUNE 14, 1981

Ronald J. Barron*Shelia Faye Bryson""

Johnny DuboseSonjia Belinda Gambrel]l"

Inga HailsiorksnThomas G. Johnson, Jr.

Judith R. LewisKarin Annette Ogunleye

COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGYPRESENTED BY CHARLES C. KIDD, SR., PH.D., DEAN

ASSOCIATE OF TECHNOLOGY

JUNE 14, 1981Lois T. Garcia

BACHELOR OF SCIENCEAUGUST 29, 1980

Jerry L. AlexanderCatheryn BuieCarol S. Culton

Herbert L. Ellison

Dexter Lavett BargeJeffery J. Fio""

Michael D. A. Abazinge-Benjamin A. Aninakwa""Niknam BahmanRosonald Renac BellMarilyn Phessenia BentleyWalter L. Campbell, Jr.*Dawn Adriene Dukes

5

Roland Stephen Duncan-

Veronica i. FairJoe Flowers, Jr.Randle A. Macon

Anthony B. Hadley

Mitchell E. Gibson..Tommye R. Lampley

Richard A. Ford, Jr.Melvin Lorenzo GilliamRosilyn J. HowardRhonda Eugenia Hudson*Miriam Nkechi IhisiPeggy Ann JacksonAngela Verley JonesKelvin L. Martin

Belinda A. McClamMarion McCorveyKeith L. Pope

DECEMBER 12, 1980Sheldon D. Powe

MARCH 20, 1981

Gregory L. McFadden*Lethenia Joyce MeadowsOmar Rassoul

JUNE 14, 1981Pamela Jeanette Mayslraj MehdinezhadpourAnnette MitchemMoses Dzanzwa MunemoPercy Lee NelsonRoslyn Hope NorrisEmmanuel 0. Odonkor'"Gary Slaughter

Constance L. Russell5""

Tcherina A. SwilleyEilean Webb

Patrice M Watson

Jerome Keith RobertsCarol Elaine WashingtonEgbert T. Wallace

Walter H. ThomasMike] Abel Tookes"Terrance Bruce WashingtonJames A. Watson, Jr.Henry Lambert WestStephen B. WilliamsHarvey L. Wilson, Jr.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN TECHNOLOGY

AUGUST 29, 1980

Gregory Vernord HamptonFrances L. LeeAustin Monroe. Jr.

Florence Newsome~Troy Oliver

-Cum Laude **Magna Cum Laude

Valencia Ann PollardRichard Bernard Richardson

DECEMBER 12, 1980Rufus 0. Williams*

"*Summa Coin Laude

Clarence Wilcher, JrAnthony L. Wright

COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGYBACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN TECHNOLOGY-(Continued)

MARCH 20, 1981Belinda Joyce Holmes' Carol Elaine Washington

JUNE 14, 1981

Kenneth A. BealesKeith CastrilloDarlene Regina ClayRaymond Alan Foster''

Hosea Gillespie, Jr. ""Gerry Darrell HarritJacquelyn A. HaynesJonathan F. Jackson''

Troy B. Jaya"Valarie Janet JohnsonSheila Faye JonesKenneth W. Mack'

Roger MiltonRamona D. SommersaNicholas D. TaylorVelnma Zachery

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

AUGUST 29, 1980

Homayoun Bakhtiary Amtr Hossien Dehkohneh Barati

DECEMBER 12, 1980

Ibrahim M. Al-Kurdi"'Kirt A. Courtright

Seyed F HedayatniaPoor M. Khazami"Winston D. Simmons

Roherto A. Triana"Michello D. Williams

MARCH 20, 1981Rizhar-Andampour Mohammad H. Mohajeri Mamoud Monizadeh

JUNE 14, 1981

Hadidchi AholghasemNasrin BahadoriSylvia Sharron BuieRudolph A. Burgess, Jr.Nasoud Haydrapour ChalashtariLee R. Colson

Charles P. CozarsPritpal S. Dhaliwal""Yaghoob EftekhariAlireza GhaneCalvin G. HallEghbal Jalali

Valarie M. Lenon5

Ruthel McCormickCarl Lewis McDaniel'Mohammad Housain NooraddiniJames Alexander Salter, IIWillie Eric Smith

Feridoon SororianHerman Taylor, Jr.Roderick Montague Thornton, Jr.Jane Harriet WagnerDuane Lawrence WalkerFrajous Lorenza Young

SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTUREPRESENTED BY RICHARD K. CHALMERS, M.A., DEAN

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ARCHITECTURAL STUDIES

AUGUST 29, 1980Carl Warner Walker Jr Rodney Gauana Williams

DECEMBER 12, 1980

Ajose-Adeogun OluremiVaughn Page

Jose Nichola's AguilaNancy E. Balmer'John CarnerBrenda CogginEdwin 0. Coggin 11Paul A. Donofro, Jr..

Marcus William Fairbroty

Cedrick Vernell AdamsSarah Jean BalcomMichael Earl Doctor'Ternie Ann Douglas'Iona I. Forbes'Betty Ann GainousKimberly B. Gladen'"

5

Maria P. RodriguezPerry Sullivan, III

JUNE 14, 1981Lawreence Stanley Hamilton Terry T. Miller, Jr." Timothy K. ScarbroughJack J. Hawk Owodunni A. Opayemi Fujiko ShonoseHowsard M. Huc~kaby Ruffin Rhodes' Robert Vnalentine SimonsClyde Mott Joyner Dominique Lannutti Ridgewellsa Roddy StatenHossein Saniernia Moghaddam Deborah T. Rolfes Donald Dewey SwabyJames W. McClam, Jr. Brian Rommel Robert Syler, Jr.

ier"" Kenneth G. Miller' Wayner Rosier Stephen B. Taher

Malcolm T. Wright

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND INDUSTRYPRESENTED BY SYBIL C. MOBLEY, PH.D., DEAN

BACHELOR OF SCIENCEAUGUST 29, 1980

Bruce D. Hallback Ella M. McDanielEarl Cephus Harrison Audrey Voncile McGriff

Lucy M. Holt Faye Elaine Neal

Frederick Johnson' Gail Deloris PetersonLeroy Johnson, Jr. Ira Lydell PetersonGloria Jones John E. Powe, Jr.

Theresa M. Kendall' Sandra Reesea

Linda RobinsonaseMarvin T. Robinson''sJeff T. Samuels'Ursula Geraldine SmithJohn K. SpringerGeraldine Ward

'Cum Laude "Magna Cum Laude

Walter L. Russell

Ronald B. Lampkin" Chadvilit Poonphol

'''Summa Cum Laude

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE-(Continued)DECEMBER 12, 1980

Debra A. AskewCheryl BennettFrederick 0. CampbellJuliette ChristianWillie Clayton, ltt"

Wilbert C. AustinAntionette L. BrownHelen Venice Brown

Sharonese Lynette Adams--Barry AddisonSharon Lee AlbrightiKevin 0. Anderson.Richard Keith AndersonRichard Donald Banks. Jr.Sheryl Lyn Barnes'Kevie L. Beard~Richard Boney Bellamy. 11IAlphonso BenniefieldFonda D. BlakeThomas J. Blount, Jr.Chyrel Yvette BrownnMichael BrumfieldJohnny L. Bullard, Jr.Armondo BurnetteRonald D. BusbynJocelyn Pillippa Bush**Eddie Byrd. Jr.Jocelyn Denise Carpenter"Jeanunice Laurelia Casimiron"Angie Denise Chester'Herschel Robert Clark, Jr.**Crystal Linette Cloy"Melvin J. ColquittMargo Direse Cruthird""Santa CrUL**Larry Dwwaynn Daniels

Michael A. DamesKirkland D. FloydJerry L. GordonTony D. Hansberry

Genevere C. FosterWanda Denise Houston

Jeanette 0. EdwardsJean Elaine Ferris.Walter McLain Filer.Gilbert A. FordTony Fa Rickey FordJohnnie M. GainesAnnie Virginia GainousDara Edwina Gaymon"Albert Chambers Goode, Jr.Martha Graden"Rickard Irvin GriffinZoy Yvette HalleDenise Y. HarrisMichael P. Hayden'Clifford Brian HaynesRobert Anthony Hebert$Debora Gail Hester..Gwendolyn Delores HicksEric B. HillCheryl Lynna HolmesJoyce Ann HoltonFrednell Edna Honeywell..Kenneth Dennard HowardConnie Vanessa HuieJolillian A. HunterCarlton D. JacksonRobert Andrew JacksonDaphne Yvette Jefferson

Chauncey Craig JonesTeresa R. KendrickTammy A. McDonaldByron C. McKie

MARCH 20, 1981

Terry Darnell MyrickDannv T. Pollard"

JUNE 14, 1981Keith Johnson~Audrey Jewel JonesClara Ann LewisLyle Logan"Jerrell LoweryCheryl D. Macklin.Alison Diane Mann"Michelle Matthews.Leon J. McCombs, 11Earl C. McCrary, IIRene Michele Miller'Ronald C. Mrlon"Leonard Charles Moody, Jr.Gary Wayne Moten""Starlye Black NorwoodJeffery L. NottageRosylan OliverSunday Igwe OinahLarry D. Owens-Victor ParrottGaylar Vontheia PhilpotSabrina Marie PollockPhyllis Unett ReedClarence RevelsRonald Earl RichardsonMarietta Rochelle.Marcia L. RolaxGaii Antoionette Rowe

Eartha E. NorwoodRoxie ReevesDerrick A. RushAngela A. Sheffield

Aeneaus A. Williams

Sheila RussBerirand SallardKaren Felicia ShackelfordAnnie LaRosa ScottPamela Renata SermonHoward Gray Simms. Sr.Monica Ann Simone'Earl S. Sims. Jr.Sabrina DaAntrae Sims*Curtis Warren StarlingFran Tonette Stephens.Leslie A. SiickneyDenessa Rene Stonen"Gary T. Taylor-Shaney Diane TaylorStanley E. Taylor, IIBernithy LaKaye ThomasWillie Lewis Thomas, IIlYolanda S. ThomasAlicia J. Toney-Theodore K. Vasser, IllCharlene A. Walker..Wanda Ettina Wrall~Keith Ranard WebbElbert Whitfield, Jr.Mitzi J. Whitlow.Raymond Wilkes"Kimberly J. WilliamsVerna Michele WrightLydia E. York--

SCHOOL OF NURSINGPRESENTED BY GEORGIE C. LABADIE, ED.D., DEAN

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING

JUNE 14, 1981Vickilyn C. AdamsAudrey J. BerrianAlice Yvette BradyDiedra Antionnette BrownRebecca B. Brown-Lorraine CollinsTheresa Jean ConnerYouvone Shea Dain

Darlene Doris DamesBeverly D. DensonJoyce E. EireMarsha LaKay Ferrell~Denise L. Green~Emma R. IngramKathy EF Jackson**Wetonta R. Jett

Deborah Ann JohnsonVernell JordanLinnie V. KellySherill La BeetRoncelea Vanessa MortimerGwendolyn D. NettlesStephanie PaigeBrenda Poole-

Denise Lynn PruettDebra D. RileyMarcella Patricia SmithRaymond L. SouderCarolyn A. SpiveyGwendolyn Delores ThomasLoretta .nthony VaughnAngela White'Felicia A. Whitten

SCHOOL OF PHARMACYPRESENTED BY CHARLES A. WALKER, PH.D., DEAN

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN PHARMACY

Dehorah AtkinsonAda Maria AvilaJohn Edward Batis'Cary Maurice BrownnCorrigan Sylvester Campbell..Frank Charles Castellano~Ileana Escandell"

Daryl Gene Fite**W. Andrew GeorgeTruman L. GillettenRobert Godin""Eugene Paul HarveyMario Abad HernandeznErnest Howard, Jr.

Sheryl A. Johnson~nKenneth Paul Kumer"Donald A. McLean~nJack Edward Morgan. Jr.Diana Elaine NealPamela Gail Neice""Maria Caridad Perez'

Penny Renee Possers'Byron Gary ScottCynthia A. Sgrillo"Kathy E. SmithSaundra D. TaylornMary K. Williams..Robert Williams.Vernita C. Williams.

um Magna Coin Laude . Summa Cam Laude-Cum Laude

Cathy J. BarnettBeatrice D. Given-~Fadra L. Glenn

Cathernne BaldwinDianne Basford'Wilbur Charles BateDennis W. BibbsRussell Keith Bratton

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN PHARMACY-(Continued)

DECEMBER 12, 1980

Delores A. Green' Reginald W. Iszard Mona L. RadneyCraig Holston Everett W. Lawson Genevieve Williams'Beverly Hosendorf " Michael S. Mosley

MARCH 20, 1981

Joseph Stephenson Chappell' Maria Delos Angeles LeCuyer"' Mark L. Putnal'Vivian Lois Griffin"s Robert J. McDonald" Alvena W. SmithTerry Elaine Humphrey James McKinnell, Jr.. Ana Maria Solis"James P. Isenberg Eugene Moore- Alene Maria ThomasKen K. Kepler-~ Ellen Miriam Pomeranz Terry Tyrone Williams

JUNE 14, 1981Elvis W. Cruz' Michael Ehren Charles W. Evans

COLLEGE OF EDUCATIONPRESENTED BY JOSEPH L. MARTIN, PH.D., DEAN

MASTER OF EDUCATION

Gerald L. ArmstrongB.S., Edward Waters College, 1969

Nancy Coleman BellB.S., Florida State University, 1969

Marilyn Richelle BowersB.S., Fornda A&M University, 1978

Sadie S. BoydB.S., Bethune-Cookman College, 1957

Sallie M. BrooksB.S., Bethune-.Cookman College, 1962

Clyde B. ColemanB.S., Florida A&M University, 1978

Willie Benjamin DavisB.S., Florida A&M University, 1974

Marion Saucier EwellB.S., Florida A&M University, 1972

Ancle C. AlonieB.S., Forida A&M University, 1979

Gregory A. BeachamB.S., Forida A&M University, 1979

Christella McGeeB.S., Fonida A&M University, 1977

Eu Dell H. BryantB.A.E., University of North Florida, 1979

Loren ClyattB.S., Georgia Southern College, 1967

Rodney D. DempsB.S., Flonda A&M University. 1977

Eldridge Alliston GroomesB.S., Tuskegee Institute, 1973

Marie Ross HowardB.S., Florida A&M University. 1970

'Cum Laude "*Magna Cum Laude

AUGUST 29, 1980

Cornelius Ann FloydB.S., Florida A&M University. 1977

Farrise B. FryerB.S., Bethune-Cookman College, 1959

Irene Lynn GreenB.S., Florida A&M University, 1976

Judy C. HarrisB.S., Florida A&M University, 1953

Zeta B. JuneB.S., Florida A&M University, 1969

Gonella Oleta KeyesB.A.. Bethune-Cookman College, 1960

Frances S. McDowellB.S., Bethune-Cookman College. 1969

Wilma K. McKayB.T., Florida A&M University, 1973

DECEMBER 12, 1980

Larry J. ClarkB.A., Morehouse College, 1975

Elizabeth A. S. KenonB.S., Central State College, 1968

Roy LeeB.S., University of Florida, 1974

MARCH 20, 1981

Sonya Gaile NunnB.S., Florida A&M University, 1973

JUNE 14, 1981

Guido JacksonB.S., Florida A&M Univesity, 1980

Augustine C. LevineB.A., Edward Waters College, 1972

Sheryl L. LewisB.S., Florida State University, 1974

Carol Denise LucasB.S., Florida A&M University, 1980

Jerome MathewsB.A., Florida A&M University, 1969

William D. MeadB.S., University of Florida, 1971

James A. Plait, Jr.B.S., Florida A&M University, 1974

Brenda Hill SimmonsB.S., Florida A&M University, 1977

Victoria J. SmithB.A., Bethune-Cookman College, 1975

Yvonne De Carla SmithB.S., Alabama A&M University, 1972

Gary Bernard TaylorB.S., Florida A&M University, 1978

Tony L. WastonB.S., Florida A&M University, 1979

Leroy YoungB.S., Edward Waters College, 1974

Raymond B. MabryB.S., Florida State University, 1976

Dorothy S. MooreB.S., Bethune-Cookman College. 1954

Bernice F. WatsonB.S., Edward Waters College, 1973

Betty Ruth PrinceB.S., Bethune-Cookman College, 1969

Melvin Jack SelaskyB.S., Duqueine University, 1950

John 1. Stafford, Jr.B.S., Edward Waters College, 1971

Shirlean ThomasB.S., Flonida A&M University, 1976

Willie Chester WilsonB.S., Florida A&M University, 1979

"asSumma Cum Laude

COLLEGE OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCESPRESENTED BYLEEDELL W. NEYLAND, PH.D., DEAN

MASTER OF APPLIED SOCIAL SCIENCES

Clifton L. BrownB.A., Cheyney State College, 1978

Michael W. ChandlerB.S.. Florida A&M University, 1979

Earl KellyB.S., Florida A&M University, 1979

DECEMBER 12, 1980

Cecelia M. MuhammadB.A. Florida A&M University, 1971

MARCH 20, 1981

Idus C. HaresfieldB.S., Florida A&M University, 1977

JUNE 14, 1981

Arrhea Williams WhitneyB.S. Florida A&M University, 1970

Vivian Luaniue RichardsonB.S., Florida A&M University, 1979

Ira Lee AndrewsB.S., Florida A&M University, 1978

Tanya C. MossB.S., Florida A&M University, 1978

MASTER OF SCIENCE

MARCH 20, 1981

Charles John SchaeferB.A., Florida State University, 1975

Title of Thesis: "On the Piliavin and Piliavian Model ofHelping Behavior Introduction of a Race Variable in aNon-Emergency Sitiation.

JUNE 14, 1981

Miranda K. JacksonB.S., Bethune-Cookman College, 1977

Title of Thesis: 'Assertive Behavior in Black College Students.

SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTUREPRESENTED BY RICHARD K. CHALMERS, M.A., DEAN

MASTER OF ARTS IN ARCHITECTURE

AUGUST 29, 1980

William I. KestersonB.D. Uiniversity of Florida, 1976

Alan R. WolfeB.D., University of Florida, 1974

Title of Thesis: "Tire and Earth Roof Assemblies."

JUNE 14, 1981Ronnie E. Walsh Millard McKinley Wright

B.D., University of Florida, 1972 B.S., Florida A&M University, 1978

SCHOOL OF PHARMACYPRESENTED BY CHARLES A. WALKER, PH.D., DEAN

MASTER OF SCIENCE IN PHARMACOLOGY/ TOXICOLOGY

Ann S. HeimanB.S., University of Wisconsin, 1969

Title of Thesis: "Effects of Prednisolone

Derivatives on Hepatic Lysosomes.

MARCH 20, 1981Olayemi Caroline Oyedeji

B.S., Bethunc-Cookman College, 1978Title of Thesis: " Comparative Effects of Angiotensin 11,Thyroxin, Norcpinephrine, Saralasia and Propranolol onVentricular Weight to Body Weight Ratios in Rats.

JUNE 14, 1981Matty 0. Udoyc

B.S., Florida A&M University. 1979Title of Thesis: "Autonomic Regulation of theAdrenal Cortex Function.

SCHOOL OF PHARMACYAUGUST 20, 1980

DOCTOR OF PHARMACYMarclrahal A. Jenkins Carolyn Ford

B.S.P . Florida A&M Lniversit), 1978 B.S.P., Florida A&M Uinivesity, 1978Title of Thesis:"Application of Clinical Pharmacokinetic Title of Thesis: "The Development and Implementation of ClinicalParasmeters in Dosing Digeorn in Doalysis Patients ." Pharmacy Sersices in an .Ambulatory Care Clinic.

Tanbxibxatte for ffommissions no e rob "Xicutrnant0

in the P1nitrb *tatro ArmyPRESENTED BY LT. COL. CHARLES E. HOBBS, SR., PROFESSOR OF MILITARY SCIENCE

JUNE 14, 1981Denise E. BeltonLarry D. DanielsLeswis Perkins

"Herman 1. Taylor, Jr.Michael A. Walker

-Venise R. Walker

Tnbibu~tes for Commissions as Ensi~n8/ *eronb

Cieutertanto in thie ?1nitebr *tntro KtPRESENTED BY CAPTLAIN 0. M. BROOKS, PROFESSOR OF NAVAL SCIENCE

JUNE 14, 1981

'Reginald C. CampbellElizabeth Jones

''Donald .A Minor, 11I imoths E, Presses

-Victor M. SharpeDuane L. WalkerJames A. Watson-Stephen B. Williams

( nbibutre for fIeritorious~l ihi E~ment

PRESENTED BY DR. JAMES BFCK, MEMBER, MERITORIOUS ACHIEVEMENT COMMITTEE

Mona H. BailesLawton M. C hiles

Vito PascucciMaxwell S. Thomas

RECij~iente of Alumnti &Aarbe,CLASS OF 1956

Albertha C. ArringtonGloria Narin BartlesRoslyn Jeter BethelRosemary Young BrantleyHazel A. BroswoMyrtle Wiatson BrownWillie James BrownDannie Chatman CarswellPrenilla Belle Clark PerkinsBernyce H. Clauisell

Mary White DarbyBostic Alzie DavisCalvin L. EdwardsErnestine Delores Finley EdwardsRoberta J. Bailey FaysonLeon FergusonCharles Edward HankersonEdna Sampson HargettJoseph Ferrand HargrettRosalte Hill

Prince Hinson. Jr.Oscar Johnson. Jr.Benjamin KennerlyHoward 0. KingTimothy Louis LangstonKatherine Edwards LarkinsMonroe W. MackJean Raiford MignottFrederick A. MorleyOtto John McQueen

James L. PalmerIrene Thompson PerryBettye Jean SesstonsSallye Clark SneadFreddye Black StinsonDemetral Rhue WesterDelores Foster WhiteGeorge WhiteEdward Livingston WtlliamsLeroy WilliamsLucille Bright Wilson

L. Beatrice ClarkCelestine Frazier Dixon

CLASS OF 1931

Alma Myrick Littleton

Rosa Lee JohnsonThelma Harris Jones

''Distinguished Naval Graduate"FAML FSL Cooperatise Program"Distinguished Military Graduate

RefirrE R2Cvnfiinf

Mrs. Ida Coleman BrownMr. Charles CamphellMr. James CorbettMr. Matthew H. EstarasMr. Patrick HenryMrs. Elaine HersheyMr. Phillip S. HoltonMr J. C. Jackson

Ms. Vivian Williams

Mr. Vincent JohnsonMrs. Emma J. LincolnMrs. Annie D. MaddisonDr. Arthar MadryMe. Joe A. MarquaessMrs. Bernice ReesesMrs. Lola J. StewartMr. Harvey D. Walden

GRAND MARSHAL: Dr. Charles U. SmithASSISTANT GRAND MARSHAL: Dr. Eva. C. Wanton

Dr. Barbara CottonDr. Juanita Bailey

Dr. S. Subbayya

Dr. A. S. ShettyDr. Virden Evans

Biographical Sketches forMeritorious Achievement Awards

MONA HUMPHRIES BAILEY

Mona Humphries Bailey is Assistant Superintendent of Public Instruc-tion for the State of Washington in charge of the Division of Special and EqualEducation Programs, and President of the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.,an international public service organization.

Mrs. Bailey received her high school diploma in 1950 from Wallace M.Quinn High School in her native Apalachicola, Florida. She received the B.S.degree in chemistry from Florida A&M University in 1954, and the M.S. inscience education from Oregon State University in 1962. She is currentlystudying for the Ph.D. in educational administration at the University ofWashington. She has also attended three National Science Foundation insti-tutes in physics and chemistry, radiation biology and general science, and two

workshops on "Humanizing Middle and Junior High Schools" and "Management Training for Selected SeattlePublic School administrators."

Mrs. Bailey began her professional career in 1954 as a science teacher at Douglass High School, Live Oak,Florida. In 1956, she taught science at Panama City, Florida's Rosenwald High School.

She moved to Seattle, Wash., in 1958 and taught science at Sharples Junior High School for three years. From1962 to 1965 she taught science at Hamilton Junior High School, Louisa Boren Junior High and Garfield HighSchool, respectively.

From 1964 to 1967, Mrs. Bailey was counselor at Garfield High. She was a personnel assistant in the SeattlePublic Schools central administrative office in 1969-70. From 1970 to 1973, she was principal of Meany-MadronaMiddle School. In 1973 she worked at Seattle University as a supervisor of administrative interns and as aninstructor of a course entitled "Administrative Behavior for Women and Minorities." She has held her present jobof assistant superintendent of all State of Washington schools since 1974.

From the time Mrs. Bailey was elected Miss Florida A&M University in 1953, she has won numerous otherhonors. Among them are: "The Most Well-Rounded Student Awarded at Florida A&M University," 1954;"Distinguished Service Award in the Field of Education Within the Inner City," the Carnation Company, 1973-74;"Achievement Award," Les Dames Bridge Club, Seattle Wash., 1974; "Distinguished Achievement Award inServices to Youth," The Links, 1976; and the "Distinguished Community Service Award," Benefit Guild, 1978.

Her professional affiliations include: membership on District Task Forces on Special Education, MiddleSchool Planning, and School Security, Seattle, Wash.; Advisory Board of the Facilitative Environment Encourag-ing Development Project; National Advisory Committee on Arts for the Handicapped; Child DevelopmentResearch Advisory Council on Gifted Children; Advisory Panel, Title IX Compliance Study for HEW, Region X;Multiple Schlerosis Read-a-Thon Advisory Council; Advisory Committee of the Career Intern Program (chairper-son); and Advisory Board of the United Negro College Fund, Inc.

Prior to becoming National President of Delta Sigma Theta in 1979, Mrs. Bailey held key district and nationaloffices within the organization.

She was a member of the sorority's National Projects Committee in 1963-64; director of the Farwest Region,1964-68; chairperson of the National Nominating Committee, 1969-71; co-chairman of the National Constitutionand By-Laws Committee, 1971-73; member of the Executive Board, 1964 to present; National ConventionCoordinator, 1975; National First Vice President, 1975-79; and a member of the Board of Directors of theTransAfrica Project.

Mrs. Bailey is married to William Peter Bailey. They have two children, Peter Govan and Christopher Evans.

LAWTON M. CHILES

Lawton M. Chiles, Democratic United States Senator from the State ofFlorida, is a native of Lakeland, Florida

Sen. Chiles received his high school diploma from Lakeland High Schoolin 1948. He received his B.S. degree from the University of Florida in 1952, andhis J.D. degree from the University of Florida Law School in 1955. He holds

honorary degrees from Florida Southern College, Jacksonville University andStetson University College of Law. ,.

Sen. Childs began his professional career in 1953 as an officer in the

Artillery Branch of the United States Army. When he finished law school in

1955, he began practicing law in Lakeland and continued until he was elected tothe U.S. Senate in 1970.

From 1959 to 1969, Sen. Chiles served in the Florida House of Representatives. He was elected to the - ,

Senate in 1966 and served until 1970.

LAWTON M. CHILES

"Walking Lawton," the media tagged him as he mounted a creative and spectacular campaign to win his U.S.Senate seat. Sen. Chiles literally walked from one end of the state to the other and ran away with the 1970 election.

As the senior senator from Florida, Sen. Chiles serves on the following comittees: Appropriations Committee(ranking minority member of the Transportation Subcommittee, Defense Subcommittee, and Labor/ Health andHuman Services/ Education Subcommittee); Special Committee on Aging (ranking minority member); Govern-mental Affairs Committee (ranking Minority member of the Federal Expenditures, Research and Rules Subcom-mittee, and the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations); Budget Committee; and the Democratic SteeringCommittee.

In his distinguished career, Sen. Chiles has been recipient of the following awards: The Jaycee's OutstandingAmerican of Florida Award, 1973; Florida Audubon Society Conservationist of the Year for 1975; Special Awardfor Contributions to Education of Exceptional Children by Florida State Federation Council for ExceptionalChildren, 1975; Florida Minority Contractors Association Award, 1977; Greater Orlando Press Club/SunshineAward for Authoring the Federal Government-in-the-Sunshine Law, 1977; National Federation of IndependentBusinessmen's Guardian of Small Business Award, 94th, 95th, and 96th Congresses; and the Florida ProsecutingAttorneys Association for Contributions to the Justice System, 1980.

He holds membership in the Florida Bar, the Florida State Society, Washington, D.C., the Kiwanis Club andthe Sons of the American Revolution.

Sen. Chiles is married to the former Rhea May Graftson. They have two daughters, Tandy M. Barrettt, andRhea Gay; two sons, Lawton M. III, and Edward G., and two grandchildren, Joseph Lawton Barrett and TandyGay Barrett.

VITO PASCUCCI

Vito Pascucci has shown a marked interest in music and musical instru-ments for a long time. While playing; cornet in junior high and high schoolbands, he studied the design and construction of musical instruments, and laterdeveloped the skill to repair them. During his junior high school years, Pas-

Scucci spent his summers serving as an apprentice at the Frank Holton BandInstrument Company in Elkhorn, Wisconsin.

In 1943 Pascucci was called into the armed forces and assigned to dutywith the Glenn Miller Air Force Band. His responsibility was to repair andmaintain all wind instruments in that famous band. When the Glenn MillerBand received orders to go to Paris, Pascucci took this opportunity to visitinstrument factories in and around the French capitol. It was here that G.

Leblanc et Cie made a great impression on him because, unlike other instruments factories he visited, Leblanc haddesigned and fabricated sophisticated machinery to do operations which machines can do best, reserving the use ofhand labor only where and as craftsmanship became necessary.

When World War II ended and Pascucci had returned home, he was soon contacted by the Leblanc family andasked to join them in establishing an American company to distribute Leblanc instruments to the U.S. market.Thus, in 1946, in the basement of a music store, a small "factory" was established for the purpose of servicing andreboring Leblanc instruments. Leblanc in France provided the necessary tools and guages. Back then, and until thisday, Leblanc-Paris insists that all French made instruments be disassembled, acclimatized, rebored and reas-sembled to their exacting specifications, as they still are today. Thus, music dealers were assured of eachinstrument's musical and mechanical excellence, and school band directors were assured that their students wouldhave instruments that were consistently correct in intonation and playing qualities.

Pascucci now manages a company comprising three factory locations and employing over 400 people. The G.Leblanc Corporation is the only remaining privately-owned successful company in America producing a full line ofwind instruments.

Pascucci's dedication to music and hard work led to many positions of dignity and honor. He has served aschairman of the American Music Conference, and oversaw its reorganization as an association to represent theentire music industry to the public and the government. He still serves on the American Music Conference Board ofDirectors, and in June, 1980, in recognition of his renowned leadership in American music industry, he wasinducted into AMC Hall of Fame for leaders in music industry.

Pascucci is also a member of the board of the National association of Band Instrument Manufacturers, andhas served as its president for four terms. He now serves on the boards of the Milwaukee School of Engineers, St.Catherine's Hospital, First National Bank, Kenosha Memorial Board of Advisors, Wisconsin Manufacturers &Commerce, and the Kenosha Manufacturers Association, of which he served as president. He is also vice-chairmanof the Board of Directors of VanderCook College of Music, and an honorary life member of Phi Mu Alpha(Sinfonia).

Pascucci's son, Leon, is now involved actively in the G. Leblanc Corporation as vice president of advertising.

MAXWELL SAMUEL THOMAS

Maxwell Samuel Thomas, is a native of Ocala and a product of theMarion County Public Schools. He came out of a family background wellrecognized for expertise in the building construction field in and around Ocalabefore and during the 1920's. He was awarded the B.S. degree in BuildingConstruction by Hampton Institute in 1932 and the Masters in IndustrialEducation by Colorado State University in 1944. He has participated innumerous professional conferences, workshops, and seminars on manycampuses around the country including Cornell University, University ofFlorida and Norfolk State University as well as in the nation's capital. Thesehave served to strengthen him in his work educationally and administratively.

Dean Thomas, as he is generally addressed, served the State of Florida andFlorida A&M in several capacities related to vocational and technical education over a period of 39 years(1938-77). And in doing so, he played a significant role in the development of programs leading to a more viableparticipation of Blacks in Florida's ever-growing skill and technical job market.

His initial professional assignments following graduation from Hampton include: Vocational teacher/foot-ball coach, Dunbar High School, Little Rock, Ark.; construction foreman, W. H. Aiken Construction Company,Atlanta, Ga.; vocational teacher, Stephen-Lee High School, Asheville, N.C.; and camp educational adviser,Civilian Conservation Corp, Camp 362, Fredericksburg, Va.

In the Spring of 1938, Dean Thomas joined the staff of the State Department of Education as State ItinerantTeacher Trainer, Trade and Industrial Education with headquarters at FAMU. This arrangement provided for theunique relationship which led to his serving both agencies, sometimes simultaneously, and in several capacities. Atthis period in our history, the importance of gearing more of the secondary school efforts to vocational trainingleading to immediate and profitable employment was being realized, perhaps more than ever before. Blending theinfluences of the State Department and the University on the local setting to get more programs initiated in theBlack schools was the on-going challenge that faced Thomas. How this was done in each of the developing centersmakes for an interesting and intriguing chapter in the overall story.

Dean Thomas' role as the prime "schemer-architect-builder" of the Mechanic Arts Annex (now housing theCETA Program) in the early 1940's is a prime example. This was built as a temporary structure in 1942 to train warproduction workers. A federal grant of approximately $70,000 for equipment was made avaliable, but conditionedon FAMU's putting up a temporary structure for training welders, machinists, sheet metal workers, electricians,auto mechanics, etc. for war related production. All local lumber supply dealers were under a military freeze orderbecause nearby Dale Mabry air base was under construction. Many ideas and schemes were explored for atemporary building. Thomas' last alternative was to have FAMU set-up its own saw mill on campus, and cut thelumber needed from its own stand of tall pine timber growing on the campus and farm. The deadline for federalfunding was met and now, 40 years later, we have a new definition for a temporary structure on a campus. Thebuilding not only served in support of the war effort, but served as a training facility for many veterans and regularstudents since that time.

Likewise, it was through his special efforts, official and unofficial, that the $1.75 million, 4-unit BenjaminBanneker Technical Center--long a dream of his and his faculty-became a reality in 1966. Convincing appealswere made by him to have this facility included among those scheduled for construction through the Manor Bondissue No. 2 under the College Building Amendment Act voted on in the general election of 1963.

Over the years, he has been involved-directly and indirectly-in working with the proper local forces inadvancing vocational and technical training opportunities for his people. During the early years it was a matter ofgetting some things started. In the intermediate years it was a matter of meeting standards and improving thequality.

In addition to his initialjob title of State Itinerant Teacher-Trainer, he has served the University in advancingits cause under several job headings, including: Dean of Machanic Arts; Dean of Mechanic Arts and Engineering;Director of War Production Training -'irector of the Vocational-Technical Institute and Coordinator of Planningand Development. Among the many extra administrative assignments given him, he probably relishes most that ofhaving served for about 10 years as chairman of the Orange Blossom Classic Committee. Its potential as a majorpublic relation project was always a great challenge.

Professional writing has not been a complete void in the numerous professional activities of Dean Thomas.Some of these would include: The Status of Vocational Industrial Training Opportunities in Florida-a specialreport prepared at the request of the Fowler Commission on Race Relations by Thomas and others in 1960; TheChanging Profile of the Black Colleges and Universities-with reference mainly to the Florida Agricultural andMechanical University; The Black College in an Age of Ferment A Collection of Essays.

Dean Thomas, has served and still serves his community well. In his retirement he maintains a full schedule ofvolunteer services to the municipality and various human service organizations. These include: member of theCitizens Advisory Committee: Tallahassee-Leon County Planning Department; executive board member, CapitalArea Community Action Agency; member, Tallahassee Heritage Society; executive committee, TallahasseeBranch, NAACP; member of the FAMU Athletic Committee and member of the Advisory Committee LivelyTechnical Center.

Dean Thomas is married to the former Jacqueline M. Holloway of St. Petersburg. They have one son, LawsonE. Thomas, Ill, Area Service Manager, Pontiac Division, General Motors Corporation, New Port News, Va,

t

ALMA MATER

College of love and charityWe gather 'round thy noble shrine;We lift our voice in praise to thee,And ask a blessing all divine.

ChorusFAM-U! FAM-U! I love thee!I'll fight and win whate'er the battle be.The Orange and the Green thy Sons shall e'er defendAnd loyal to thy voice of love attendFAM-U! FAM-U! FAM-U! I love thee!

On gridiron, diamond, track and field,Thy sons the vict'ry never yield,-And while they tread a broader lifeThy love shall stay them in the strife.

Chorus

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

Chorus