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the 1973 tiger

volume XXV

savannah state college

savannah, georgia

table of contents

student life 4

organized aetivities /features . . 32

eanipus scenes 80

campus beauties 88

greeks 126

sporting activities 166

classes 200

academics / administration .... 268

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honors day

commencement '72
June & august

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four years labor lead to graduation Vi

Al 3:00 P \t on the a/iernuon ulJiine 3. 1973 more than 350 graduates file into the Civic Center for Coninieneenient.

Mavor Riegard Hatcher speaks about prt)hlenis in our society

Dr. Henry Ashmore of Armstrong Stale College and Or JackMin i unjer /uini degrees.

we waited

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moment

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a salute to our retirees

Lerov Brown

Irene Howell

Lueiia
Hawkins

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Harberi
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we will miss you

COMMUNICATORS
TO BLACK AMERICA

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Don Hall
Newsweek Editor
Addresses Workshop

Former Insliliile Director

IV.C.Scotl & wife
atlends awards luncheon

Roberl Sengsuicke
excepts plague Jor
his father John H.

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Richard G Halcher
Mayor uj Gary. Ind. addresses assembly

Neat Shine, Managing Editor
Detroit Free Press
addresses Lucheon

Mayor Hatcher

receives plaque from Dr. Jackson
J Presented by CocaCola

Wilion C. Scoll, h'ormer Imlilule Director

press institute recognizes '^ communication experts

John O. Fields
University of Michigan

Louis J. Corssetti
West Liberlv State

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University of Georgia

wins college yearbook & newspaper

top awards

South Carolina Stale
wins second in college newspaper division

Dr. Gilbert Maddo\ disciisse\ black, jimrnuh.siu with wurk.shi'p pariicipanis

Joyce Gease, Mis.
SSC '7} greets
delegates.

LiincheDti tuastmasler. Donald Wendell

faces of

Prof. Fields discusses layouts

Ri^i AJr

strikes humor during final meeting.

Time Magazine education editor. Brian Brown

workshop participants

NROTC

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Homecoming

isn't what it use

to be.

Today its not quite so important,

hut it is still fun.

The carnival.

the decorations,

the prep rally,

the concerts,

the game.

and the color and excitement

are all part oftheSSC

tradition.

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the first black sorority
alpha kappa alpha

On January 16, 1908, a young woman
named Ethel Hedgeman envisioned
an idea thai has now become the pride
oj many young college women.

From a small nucleus. Alpha Kappa
Alpha has grown to more than 1 .101
graduate chapters and 1 10 under-
graduate chapters throughout the
United States and Liberia.

the first black fraternity
alpha phi alpha fraternity inc.

Thejirst Black College Fraternity was
founded. December 4. 1906 at Cornell
University, Ithaca, New York by
Henry A. Callis, Charles H. Chapman,
Eugene K. Jones, George B. Kelley.
Nathaniel A. Murray. Robert H. Ogle,
and Vertner W. Tandy.

More than 50,000 men have been in-
itiated into Alpha Phi Alpha Frater-
nity since our founding in 1906. It
has been interrical since 1945. There
are now 382 College Chapters on cam-
puses, and 228 Alumni Chapters in
41 states including the District of
Columbia. West Indies, Europe.
Africa. Viet Nam and the Virgin Is-
lands.

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alpha phi omega

Alpha Phi Omega National Service
Fraternity, organized for the purpose
oj assembling college men into the fel-
lowship of the principles of the Boy-
Scouts of America, and to develop
Leadership, promote Friendship, and
provide Service to humanity, was
founded at Lajayette College. Easton.
Penn.. December 16. 1925. by Frank
Reed Morton, and nineteen other
undergraduates at Lajayette. As the
years pass the fraternity strive toward
its three cardinal principles, on the
National. International. Local. State,
and Sectional levels, helping all man-
kind throughout the entire universe.

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delta Sigma theta sorority

A I ilw incL'piioii of Delia Sis;nta Theta
Suroriiy. Inc. in 1913. ihe Jaiinders
envisioned an organization of college
women devoted to serious endeavors.

These youthful leaders demonstrated
a vital concern f>r social welfare.
academic excellence, cultural enrich-
ment and deemphasized the social side
oj sorority life.

Delta Sigma Theta Sorority was found-
ed at Howard i niversity by a group of
22 undergraduate women dedicated to
high intellectual and moral standards
among its members, for its own bene-
fit and for thai of the larger society
in which it existed.

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Sigma gamma rho

SIgiiia Ganniia Rho Sorority. Inc. was
ori^anized on .\oyeniher 12. 1922 in In-
dianapolis. Indiana by Mary Lou
Gardner Little andsi.x other school
teachers. The growth of the Sorority
since its joiinding has been remarkable.
Front the small nucleus of seven inspir-
ed young women in the capital city oj
Indiana, it has expanded throughout
the United States. District of Colum-
bia, and .Africa. .Activities of the Sigma
Gamma Rho Sorority are encouraged
that will further in every way possible
the advantages of its members intel-
lectually, morally, and socially.

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zeta phi beta

"No man is an Island. " This idea of
togetherness and dependence among
men also applies to the relationship be-
tween men and women. In 1920 the
brothers of Phi Beta Sigma decided
that instead of adopting a sister orga-
nization they would assist in the or-
ganization of a new Sorority to be their
true eternal and universal sisters. This
idea was discussed with Miss Arizona
Cleaver who later met with four other
young women. They decided to or-
ganize a Sorority which they hoped
would reach college women in all parts
oj the world who were Sorority-minded
and desired to affliate with a group
which had as it objectives the ideas of
service, scholarship and sisterhood, and
for its ideal finer womanhood.

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Upon this ground we will build ihis?

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The Luiie Ranger

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Roberta A nder
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Georgia Bac
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Michelle Bacon
Sociology

Cynlhia Bailey
Sociology

Jerome Baker
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Eva M. Bennett
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Annthonese Benlley
Music Ed.

A nnie Kate Benton
Elem. Ed.

Thomas Berry
Physical Educatii

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Physical Ed.

Wilmoline Brisbane
Sociology

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Marion Brooks
Mathematics

Willie Brooks
Mathematics

Barbara Bryan
Sociology-

Janice E. Bryant
Sociology

Larry D. Bryant
Sociology

Jarnard Brow)
Electronics

John Brown
Mathematics

Leonard Brown
Social Studies

Lynda Brown
Elem. Ed

Randy Butlei
Chemistry

Judy Byrd
Business Administration

Donald Cai
Crim inal Justice

Lemuel Campbell
An Education

Glenn Carsi
English

Tom Chisholm. Jr.
Physical Education

Diane demons
Office Administration

Catherine Clowers
Textile <S Clothing

Terry Copeland
Electronics

Jeraldine Crawford
Elementary Education

Beryl Dandy
Music Education

Clarel Dashiell
Biology

Robert Davis
Elementary Education

Shirley Davis
Dietitics

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History

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Elementary Education

Jimmy DeRaymond
Industrial Arts Education

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Chemistry

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Mathematics

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Sociology

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Elementary Education

Benjamin Eason
Industrial Arts

Wilburn Eason
Business Administration

Jeralene Eberhardt
Elementary Educatioi

Arthur Epps
Electronics

Judy Ann Evans
Sociology

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Malinda Floyd
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Robert Ford. Jr.
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Business Administration

Joseph Friers
Math& Phvs

Willie Funnye
Electronics Technology

Lessie Gardner
English Education

Joyce Gease

Ruth GoldKire

Belinda Good

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Margaret Graham
Business A dminislralio

Vera Green
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Mary Greene
Business Education

Brenda Groover
Business Adminulralion

Barbara Hall
Elementary Education

Jacob Harmond
A ccounting

Frankie Harpei
Physical Educatii

Leroy Harris
Electronics Technology

Wanda Harris
Etemenlarv Educatii

Business Education

Jessie Howard
Elementary Education

Ruby Howard
Elementary Education

Josephine Hughes
History

Parlicia Humphreys
business Administration

Doris Issac
Music Education

Michael Jackson
Industrial Arts Educaiii

Patricia James
Business Administration

McKenzie Jenkins
Business Administration

Jacquelyn Jerniga
Sociology

Alvin Johnson
Elementary Education

Mary Johnson
Elementary Education

AlberthaJone
Sociology

Charles Jones
Electronics Technology

Maxine Jones
Business Administration

Ruby Jones
Elementary Education

Amineelah Kahn
Electronics Technology

Debra King
Biology

Lily Kirkland
Sociology

Eureka Knox
History

Levone Kornegoy
Chemistry

Calvin Lawrence
Physical Education

Mildred Lawrence
Sociology

Gerald Leu
History

James M . Lugan
Business Education

Melineze M. Logan
English Education

Dorothy Lucas
Textiles & Clothing

Kathleen Lulen
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Deloris McCollough
Elementary Education

Gwendolyn S. McDonald
English

Larry McDonald
Physical Education

Ralph McMulle
Electronics

Juanita Mack
Physical Education

Mae Maddox
Elementary Education

Mary L. Manor
Elementary Education

Ronald L. Mikell
Mathematics

Johnnie Miller
Physical Education

Alonzo W. Milton
Business Administration

Grady Mitchell
Biology <$ Medical Technology

Johnny Morant
History

Linda Morris
Textiles & Clothing

Shirley J. Mosley
Mathematics Education

Charlie L. Murchinson
Industrial Arts

Robert L. Myers
Biology

Diane Nelson
English Education

Harold Nevels
Biology

Wilbert J. Newson
History

Audrey B. Oli\
Sociology

Montgomery Ow
Accounting

Charles L. Paige
Elemenlarv Educalii

Gerald Parker
Business Education

Milton E. Parker
Business Administratior,

Virginia Parrish
Elementary Educalii

Julia Paulk
Business Educalii

Sarah Payton
Sociology

Talkoy Peoples
Physical Educalii

Benjamin M. Pei
Marketing Manage

Hulda Perry
Elementary Educatii

Linda Perry
Textiles <S Clothing

Edvenia B. Pine key
Sociology

Randolph Powell
Math & Physics

Vivian Pullii
Malhematic

Regina Ray
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Jerome Reese
Mechanical Engeering Technolo

Dianne Reid
Sociology

Lavone Reid
Business Administration

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Richard Reynolds, Jr.
Business Administration

Shirley Reynolds
Social Studies

Calvin Riley
Mechanical Engineering Tech.

Rose Riley
Mathematics

Ossie Robbins
Home Economi

Patricia Rogers
Office Administration

Terrence Romanski

Shirley Ro.is
Business Adminislralion

Debra Ryan
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Teddy Smith
Physical Education

Mary Solomon
Mathematics

George Spear
Physical Education

Timothy Steele
Mathematics <S Physics

Annette Stewart
Social Studies

Bonnie Strickland
Biology Education

Carolyn Sweeney
Sociology

Alton Taylor
Mathematics

Gregory Taylor
Business Administration

Barbara Thomas
Elementary Educatii

Brenda Thomas
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Brinnie Thomas
Elementary Education

Constance Thomas
Sociology

Lawrence Thomas
Mechanical Engineering Tech.

Minnie Thomas
Elementary Education

Ronnie Tillman
Physical Education

Maurice Tooles

Stella Tucker
Sociology

Cecil Turnei
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Business Adminislralion

Robert L. Vaughn
Elementary Education

Winfred Verreen
Math Education

Bernard J. Walker
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Geneva Walker
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Valarie Walker
Art Education

Kelvin L. Ward
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Edna E. Wa,
Sociology

George Washington
Criminal Justice

James Washington
Mechanical Engineering Technology

Elementary Education

Eugene White
Electronics

Mae Frances While
Sociology

Patricia While
Chemislrv

Barbara Wilde
Sociology

Delorise S. Wilhiw
Business .tdniinislrah

Mariha Willian
El em. Ed.

Angela Williams
Business Adminislrali

Charlie Williams
Music Education

Edward Willit
Biology

Georgette William.
Elementary Educatii

Joyce Williams
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Seniia Willie
Sociology

Mary Willis
Physical Education

Sherry Winfrey
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William N. Buller

Patricia A. Cain

Barbara Carlev

Larrv Carr

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Randy Creagh

L Andros Culver

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Joyce A . Davis

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Delores DeColeau

Ernest E. Diges

Ruth Y. Dixon

Sarah Duggans

Howard Duncan

Lucille Emerson

Martha Fleming
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Joyce M. Frazier

Gilbert G. Fortune

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Mary A. Goethit

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Florence M. Johns

James C. Johnson

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Glenda Manin

Rooseveli Manin

Sandra Morris

Marv E. Morrison

Janice .\orman

Maurice Nunnallv

Joseph L Owens

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Rulhie Ouarterman

Earnesline Reese

Juanita Richardson

Bennie M. Riles

Gloria Roberts

Arvella E. Robinson

Maltie Russell

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Peggy Ward

Winston Waters

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Madia Whitehead

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Larry L. Williams

Mary A . Williams

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Rose M. Wynn

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