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"There is nothing easier for a
young person today than to
attend college, and nothing
harder than to get an education."
Douglas Woodruff
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TABLE OF

Faculty, Staff

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CONTENTS

THE SSC FAMILY

Orientation Week picnic draws large crowds.

Dean Robinson and granddaughter take a snack break.

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Amy Graham, Tiger's Roar editor, joins the festivities.

Taking notes on Orientation activities.

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Katrina Robinson buys books for class.

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SAVANNAH STATE COLLEGE ON THE MOVE

LaSaundra Colson leads her Peer Counselor group during Orientation Session II.

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Eugene Johnson picnics in the park.

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Dawn Williams completes registration.

What can I take that's not already closed?

Mr. Hubbard prepares the burgers.

A crabby "getdown".

A P.C.'s work is never done

Messy! Messy! Messy!

Orientation week can be fun, if the
total college family gets involved.
Events were held including a Service
of Dedication for all entering fresh-
men.

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Another long day of registration!

I don't think this is the right time for a picture.

Edna Jackson lends a helping hand during registration.

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Beulah Woodley assisting a student in the bookstore during registration.

Dr. Annette K. Brock, Acting President, greets new students at a reception for
freshmen.

Dr. Andrew Honeycutt, Dean of the School of
Business, addresses the audience at the Faculty
and Staff Institute.

This is definitely not the right time for a picture. Jean Glover (ARA) assists the students at the SSC Family Fun and Picnic Day.

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ADMINISTRATION

FACULTY

STAFF

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DR. ANNETTE K. BROCK
ACTING PRESIDENT

Dr. Annette K. Brock was named Acting President of Savannah State College on May 3,
1991. Prior to becoming Acting President, Dr. Brock, a 20 year employee of Savannah
State College and tenured professor of history, served as Chairperson of the Department
of Social and Behavioral Sciences.

Dr. Brock earned a B. S. Degree in social sciences from Savannah State College in 1 962,
an MEd. degree from Duke University, and a PhD from the University of South Carolina.

Dr. George C. Reid
Vice President for Academic Affairs

Dr. James B. Ewers
Vice President of Student Affairs

Vicki Minor

Executive Director of Development

& College Relations

Prince K. Mitchell
Vice President of Business & Finance

Dr. Charles Elmore
Executive Assistant to the President

FACULTY

Dr. Jacqueline Byers
Professor, Mathematics

Dr. Sylvester Chukwukere
Ass't Prof., Engineering

Darryl Deloach
Ass't Prof., Developmental Studies

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Janie Fowles
Assoc. Prof., English

Dr. Gian Ghuman
Professor, Earth Sciences

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Dr. Matthew Gilligan
Assoc. Prof., Biology

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Joan Green
Assoc. Prof., Developmental Studies

David Hess
Assoc. Prof., Social & Beh. Science

Dr. Willie Johnson
Associate Graduate Dean

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FACULTY

Dr. Hetty Jones
Assoc. Prof., Biology & Life Sciences

Dr. Kenneth Jordan
Assoc. Prof., Public Administration

Dr. Alex Kalu
Acting Dept. Head, Engineering

Rosalind Kent
Ass't Prof., Developmental Studies

Commander Gordon Lannou
NROTC

David Lemacks
Instr., Mass Communications

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ACADEMIC

Dr. Hede Ma
Ass't Prof., Engineering

Dr. Joyce McLemore
Assoc. Prof., Developmental Studies

Khani Morgan
Ass't Prof., Developmental Studies

Dr. Mohamed Mukhtar
Assoc. Prof., Social & Beh. Sciences

Dorothy Murchison
Assoc. Prof., Mathematics

Dr. Govindan Nambiar
Acting Department Head, Biology

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Swannie Richards
Assoc. Prof., Business

FACULTY

Dr. Joseph Richardson
Assoc. Prof., Biology

Dr. Charlease Stevenson
Assoc. Prof., Business

Dr. Robert L. Stevenson
Professor, English

Dr. Asad Yosuf
Assoc. Prof., Engineering

Dr. Daniel Washington
Professor, Social & Beh. Sciences

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Carver Waters
Ass't Prof., Humanities

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Commander Clavin Williams
NROTC

Dr. George Williams
Professor, Chemistry

Dr. Roland Wolff
Assoc. Prof., Fine Arts

Dr. Bernard Woodhouse
Professor, Biology & Life Sciences

Dr. J. Allen Zow
Ass't Prof., Public Administration

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ACADEMIC
DEANS

Dr. Andrew Honeycutt
Dean. School of Business

Dr. JaArthur Jahannes
Dean. School of Humanities & Social Science

Dr. Margaret Robinson
Dean. School of Science & Technology

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF

Juanita J. Adams
Director of Public Relations

Gary Allen

Office Manager. Pit Operations

ADMINISTRATIVE

Greta Blake
Computer Services Specialist II

Vivian Brannen
Payroll Assistant

Elaine Cannick
Secretary, Comprehensive Counseling

Bernard Conyers
Director of Auxiliary Services

Gwendolyn Cummings
Recruiter/Counselor

Salena Davis
Secretary, Athletics

STAFF

Carolyn Driessen

Recorder II, Registrar's Office

Rose Gordon
Coordinator of Testing

Bonnie Howard

Assistant to the Director of Development

ADMINISTRATIVE

Margaret Mitchell llugbo
Administrative Secretary, Library

Edna B. Jackson
Director of Alumni Affairs

Shirley B. James
Counselor

Leonard Jones
Audio Visual Technician

Jerri Knight
Ass't to the Director of Financial Aid

Ernestine Lang
Director of Nursery School

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Bernadine Lewis
Recruiter

Anne Lipsey

Financial Aid Counselor

John McGinty
I Minority Recruiter

Ruby Morris

Section Supervisor, Business & Finance

ADMINISTRATIVE & SUPPORT STAFF

Assunta Pratt
Accounting Assistant

Robert Ray
Registrar

Evadne Roberts
Recorder I, Registrar's Office

Elizabeth Robinson
Collection Clerk

Audretta Sanders
Accounting Clerk

Donald Shavers
Director of Computer Services

Henton Thomas
Director of Comprehensive Counseling

Lottie Tolbert
Child Development Specialist

Darnell Walker
Internal Auditor/Project Coor.

Rose Washington
Staff Ass't/Development

Samuel Williams
Ass't Director of Student Affairs

Patricia Young
Student Financial Aid Assistant

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HOMECOMING

EVENTS

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A surprise visit from Anquinnette's brother, all the way from
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Sharon Berry, Miss SSC 1990 and Dr. Annette Brock crown the new qui

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MOMENT IN TIME

sty takes her royal throne.

rhe queen's loving family, from Jacksonville, Florida, provides much love and support.

CORONATION

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Veronica Bedell, a senior Miss Communications major from
Jamaica, New York, is the charming Attendant to Miss
Savannah State College.

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"SOME ENCHANTED EVENING"

iMiss Pan-Hellenic, Pamela Williams

Vliss Social Worker, Tonya Felecia Hart
Miss Psychology, Lori demons

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Miss Pre-Law, lovely to the very end

SPECIAL
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Sametria McFall, Miss Tiger Yearl

LET'S JAM!

Dawn Williams captivates the crowd.

Miss Alpha Phi Alpha is all smiles.

The Mighty Tigers of SSC took on Miles College in an exciting Homecoming match-up before
over 8,000 fans in Tiger stadium. The Homecoming victory, to the tune of 50-13, was just
what the Tigers needed to cap off an exhilarating season and happy homecoming celebra-
tion.

Featured at this year's homecoming was a memorial football seal dedicated to five deceased
former loyal Tiger fans who had given unselfishly to Savannah State College for well over two
decades. Included among these honorees were: Dr. William E. Gardner, Jr.. Mr. Homer Lewis,
Professor Norman B. Elmore, Coach Joseph Turner, and Curtburt Burton.

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FROM HOMECOMING

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SCENES FROM HOMECOMING

1991

"TIGER SPIRIT"! (Below) Alumni get into the spirit of
things.

Sal leads the Marching Tigers on the field. (Below)
Tiger cheerleaders take a break.

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Michelle Aiken

Sherry Baker

Sharon Benjamin

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SENIORS

Lamonica Bell

Dionne Benton

Rolanda Blake

Shawnette Brown

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CONGRATULATIONS

Salaethia Coast

Curtis V. Cooper, Jr.

Arlene Chalwell

Levette Chester

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SENIORS

Deborah Dennard

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DeAnni Gibbs

Vanessa Hagood

Gloria Harris

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Trina Harris

Tonya Hart

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Danielle Hawes

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CLASS OF

Dionne L. Hoskins

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Kimaline Jefferson

Dion Johnson

Dionne Johnson

Tolejala Keel

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Catherine Mclntyre

Leslie Miller

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Gary Oliver

Chantel Owens

Makeba Palmer

John Perry

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Ava Phoenix

Chandra Porter

Faye Powell

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Benita Roberts

Trina Robinson

Stephanie Sampson

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Donna Scott

Trina Scott

Devvine C. Simmons

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Rozelle Slaymon

Charmayne Smith

Glenn Steele

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Menova Stevens

Vera Thompson

Verne Todman

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Tonya Walton

Brian E. Watkins

Tracie Wesley

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Dondra Wilson

Thomas Wiley

Kenneth Wilson

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LaTovia Woods

Anquinnette Young

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Nancy Albers

Miller Bargeron

Nicole Blount

Tonya Brockington

Sesame Cotton

Carol Davis

Melanie Davis

Damon Elmore

Schanea Fleming

Vance Fuller
Sherri Gordon
Yolanda Grant

Tina Graves
Shannon Hill
Regina Johnson

Ray Martin
Bubba Mattox
Margaret Mellows

Dawn Moore
Sal Mulligan
Hong Pan

LaShaunda Parrish

Mari Rice

Renee Richardson

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Angela Roseman

Byron Scott

Dacia Springs

Michael Summers
Gabrielle Taylor
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Klmberly Thomas
Kimberlyn Thomas

Navarro Wright
Kelvin Zimmerman

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JUNIORS

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Suresh Adhikari
Angelique Blackwell
Angel Bostick

Ivy Brannen
Terrence Brown
Allen Burris

Alvis Burris
Eric Bush
Dana Clark

LaSaundra Colson
Andrea DaCosta
Maria Davis

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Pearl Ford

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Michelle Green
Henry Harris
Clinton Hill

Donnielle Howard
Deidra Jackson
Tony Jackson

Donna Johnson
Lakyah Johnson
Baylen Looney

Stormi Looney
Ruthe Moore
Nila Nash

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Lainie Norris
Columbus Rawls
Tawanda Rhodes

Shaunce Riley

Jaquenette Rucker

Darrick Seymore

Claudette Sims
Esther Smith
Sherri Smith

Tanya Sterling

Trish Stewart

DeWayne Thomas

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Venus Trawick
Diante Waldon

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FRESHMEN

Andrea Alls

Keisha Barker

Rosett Beck
Demetrice Bonner
Kai Bonner

Charlette Brabham
Jollifee Braddy
Cicily Brown

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FRESHMEN

Keisha Brown

Moneta Brown

Jasmine Bryant

Amy Bundrage

Garvin Byrd

Stephanie Byrd

Gregory Clark

Joy Clark

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FRESHMEN

Natasha Clayton

Terrencia Clowers

Eddie Donald
Laticia Dukes
Fredricka Dunhar

ShaRhonda DuPree
Cassius Edwards
Katina Euley

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FRESHMEN

Nicole Fields

Natarsia Flournoy

Tamara Franco
Josephine Frazier
Lakesha Freeman

Walter Gaskin

Jimmie Gilbert

Bridgette Golden

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FRESHMEN

Bretonna Goldwire

Sean Goodman

Andre Gordon
Dara Green
Linjalynn Grier

Chandra Haines
Jackquline Hall
Katrina Hamson

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Kayyon Harley

Danielle Harrel

Detrick Harris
Roshanda Heard
Angel Henderson

Natasha Hill
Terrance James
Donna Johnson

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Kangila Jordan

Teran Lee
Kizmat Lester
Cornelius Levetett

Kim Lloyd
Titania Lucas
Tarangula Maddox

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Trissa Maxwell

Patrice Oates

Angelia Ogletree

Frederick Ogletree

Kwanza Oliver

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Chi Chi Pearson

Kimberly Perry

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Angela Pertis

Shelitta Rogers

Tonia Roundtree
Xanthus Rouse
Antonio Rumph

Nakisha Scott
Dionne Sharpe
Chanela Simmons

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Marc Smith

Calvin Statham

Cecil Strong

Mashaunda Tanner

Corey Tate

LaWanda Taylor

LaTarasha Thomas

Terrance Thomas

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Gerald Thompson

Alzora Walker

Keshia Walters
Johnnie Washington
Natasha Weaver

Tone Wesby
Surlena White
Harrell Wilder

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Michelle Wimberly

Paula Young

Vera Young

Ava Phoenix performs for the crowd.

Let's play ball.

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Bernessa Batts
Devin Bolden

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Jason Burns
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Edwanna Davis
Courtney Ferebee

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Ashley Gadsden

Freddie Irvin

Courtney Jackson
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Carolyne Jones

Sidney Jones

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Ashley Loury
Camille Mack

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Johnathon Manning
Jehad Ma'bham
Candice Perry

John Perry Jr.
Shavannah Seldon
Paris Sheppard

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Jenand Wilson
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Mexican Dancers from Fran W. Spencer Elementary School perform during International Spring Festival.

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Japanese Instructor from Spencer Elementary teaches a few steps to enthusiastic learners during International Spring Festival. Below,
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ORGANIZATIONS

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ALPHA KAPPA MU

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Back row Janice Allen, Miller Bargeron, Melva Coles, Front row Patrice Campbell, Dawn
Williams

Back row Roschelle Jackson, Janet Brown, Nancy Albers, Front row
Melinda Mullins, Damon Elmore

Back row April Waye, Barbara Buckman, Front row LaShawn Warren,
Tanjela Thorpe, Valencia Thomas

HONOR SOCIETY

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STUDENT

ALUMNI

ASSOCIATION

The Student Alumni Association operates in conjunc-
tion with the Savannah State College National Alum-
ni Association. They lay the groundwork for future
involvement as active participating alumni of the
College.

CAVALIERS

The Cavaliers is an all-male affiliate club of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc.

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ARMY ROTC

The Army ROTC program qualifies the college graduate for a commission in the U.S. Army, United States Army Reserve, or the
U.S. Army National Guard. Qualifying for a commission adds an extra dimension to the student's employment capability in that
upon graduation from college, the student has military or civilian employment options. Captain Joseph Johnson is Head of the
Department.

ASSOCIATION OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS

The Association of Mechanical Engineers was formed for student mechanical engineering majors. The organization provides an
extension of classroom and seminar training. Field experiences, guest lecturers and professionals from the career fields are
included in the organization's program activities. Dr. Pravin Raut serves as advisor.

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DELTA SIGMA PI

Delta Sigma Pi is a professional fraternity organized to foster the study of business in colleges and universities, to encourage
scholarship, social activity and the association of students for their mutual advancement by research and practice. It was founded
on November 7. 1907 at New York University. Mrs. Swannie Richards is the faculty advisor.

VISUAL ARTS CLUB

The Visual Art Club is comprised of Art majors who lend their talent and artistic creativity to the college community. Dr. D. Wolff
serves as advisor.

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NAVAL ROTC

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The NROTC unit, established in 1971 at Savannah State College, prepares young Naval Officers for the 21st Century. Upon
graduation, young officers are commissioned into the U. S. Navy or Marine Corps. The unit is housed in the NROTC Building and
Commander Claven Williams is Chief Officer.

MARINE BIOLOGY

The Purpose of the Marine Biology Club is to provide opportunities for young college students to network as paraprofessionals and
participate in field experiences.

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THE MARCHING TIGERS

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CONCERT CHOIR

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BETA BETA

Beta Beta Beta Biological Society is an organization for students, especially undergraduates. It seeks to encourage
scholarly attainment in this field of study by reserving its active membership for those who achieve superior academic
records and who indicate special aptitude for and major interest in the life sciences.

RADIO STATION

WHCJ Radio Station operates on 88.5 FM. The station is manned by a corps of volunteers, primarily students, who serve as on-air disc jockeys.
Front Row Dionna Johnson. Steve Bess, and Dawn Moore: Back Row FernGadson. Raleigh Williams. Lashawnda Parrish. Danielle Howard,
Glen Allen. Natasha Beckett. Donya Johnson. Gwen Williams and Theron Carter. Station Manager.

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(Back Row L-R) Andrea Warren, Sesly Jones, Katrina Robinson, Vida Hill, Lavette Chester, Charlette Lawrence, LeAlice Morrell, Rhonda Gordon, Alisia Gibson,
Angie Dula. (Second Row) Christie Perry, Anita Matchett, Serena McCoy, Michelle Standifer, Jaquitta Williams, Cynthia Stewart, LaShawn Warren, April Waye,
Tonya Hart, Lazenza McGill. (Kneeling) Candice McNeal, Reina Williams, Kim Wright, Valencia Thomas, Markieta Spaulding.

On January 6, 1 908, a group of young women at Howard
University caught the inspiration of a fellow student,
Ethel Hedgerman, and initiated the movement of Greek
letter sororities among black women in America. She
was assisted in her efforts by Lillie Burke, Beulah Burke,
Margaret Flagg, Marie Woolfolk, Lavania Norman, Anna
Brown, Lucy Slowe, and Majorie Hill.

Gamma Upsilon Chapter, at Savannah State College
has as its intent or purpose: to cultivate and encourage
scholastic and ethical standards, to promote unity and
friendship among college women. Membership, nation-
wide, has grown to over 75,000 college women.

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ALPHA PHI

(Left to Right) Vincent Jenkins, Jason Russell, James Terrell, Carlos Baker, Absolon Kent, Reginald Lockhart, William Davis, Jr., Jacque Walker and Chris Lindsey.

The first Black Greek letter Organization, founded in
America, Alpha Phi Alpha, was conceived during a
time when Blacks were being disenfranchised and
lynching was widespread, by Henry Collis, Charles
Chapman, Eugene Knickle, George Kelly, Robert
Ogle, and Vertner Tandy. These men are referred to
as the "Jewels" because they banned together be-
cause of the social and racial limitations placed on
them. December 4, 1906, in New York at Cornell
University is the birthplace and date of the world's
pioneer Black Greek organization.

Delta Eta Chapter was founded at Savannah State
College in 1949 to carry out aims of the fraternity,
manly deeds, scholarship and love for all mankind. It
was founded by 20 of the college's outstanding
young men.

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First Row Wanda Ingram, Kim Hendricks, Ava Phoenix. Sametna McFall, Jennifer Washington, Nicole Blount. Second Row Schanea Fleming, Cherrell
Campbell. Roschelle Jackson. Rhonda Britton. Sonja Hill, Tatia Adams. Third Row Dawn Williams. Monique Hall, Dionne Hoskins. Menova Stevens, Veronica
Bedell. Fourth Row LaShorn Linen. Danielle Ellison, Stephanie Sampson. Fifth Row Mary Ivey, Swannie Richards (advisor), Adriunne Mcintosh and Trina
Scott. (Not Shown Anquinnette Young).

In 1913 at Howard University, twenty-two strong willed young black
women envisioned and founded an organization pledged to serious
endeavors, scholarship and public service to mankind. On these principles,
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated was founded. Today, it stands
strong, with a membership fast approaching 200,000 members as a
beacon of hope and light striving to uphold the image of love and public
service.

At SSC, the women of Delta Mu Chapter have continued in the footsteps of
their illustrious founders by spearheading community service projects
which have benefitted the Savannah Community and the college communi-
ty. The chapter sponsors annual baby showers for unwed mothers, blood
drives, clothing and canned food drives, reader registrations and a Delta
Against Drunk Driving Day. They continuously seek to add new projects
that will uplift their fellow man.

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First Row Robert Tobler, Richard Basil, Darryl McCormick. Borrato Broughton. Bryant Easterling. Second Row
McGeathy, Eddie Simmons. Carey Johnson. Brian Swinson. Terrance Williams, and Bobby Brooks.

Andrew Young. Steven Byrd, Norman

On January 5, 1911 at Indiana University, Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity
was founded. First known as the Kappa Alpha Nu fraternity, in 1914
its name was changed to Kappa Alpha Psi. Three men were out-
standing in the early years of the fraternity, there were Elder W. Diggs,
Byron Armstrong and John Lee.

Gamma Chi Chapter was chartered on the Savannah State College
campus in 1950. The chapter came out of the night into the minds of
ten men, who were bonded together with a desire to stress Achieve-
ment through Brotherhood.

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SIGMA GAMMA

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Debra Williams, Charmayne Smith, Malinda Womack, Trina Harris, Mabel Sanders, Donna Scott, Pamela Williams, Rozelle Slaymon, Michelle Allen, and Jenee
Coxon.

Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc., was organized on
November 1 2, 1 922 in Indianapolis, Indiana by Mary Lou
Gardner Little and six outstanding school teachers. The
growth of the sorority since its founding has been
remarkable. From the small nucleus of seven inspired
young women in the capital city of Indiana, it has
expanded throughout the United States, District of
Columbia and Africa.

Activities of the Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority are en-
couraged that will further in every way possible the
advantages of its membership intellectually, morally,
and socially.

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PHI BETA

Standing (L-R) Derrick Cooper, Eddie Revere, Mark McClendon, Tracey Whaley, Rufus Reese. Kneeling (L-R) Kevin Jackson, Lamonica Bell, Dondra Wilson,
Michael Sumner.

Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. was founded in the year of
1914 by A. Langston Taylor, Leonard F. Moarse, and Charles
I. Brown at Howard University for the purpose of promoting
brotherhood, scholarship and service to humanity. Through-
out the year, Sigma exemplifies these three characteristics
for the upgrading of all mankind, regardless of race, creed, or
color.

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This is why I am here.

Ice cream is very refreshing on a warm day.

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A.I.D.S. AWARENESS

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Spending time in the snack bar.

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Mrs. James offers help to students.

A student learns about Planned Parenthood.

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College Student

Mari steals a few moments for extra study.

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REFLECTIONS

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GRADUATION

1992

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Distinguished guests help to make this event more memorable.

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Gov. Zell Miller, Keynote Speaker

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David Graham, Engineering & Mathematics

Wanda Ingram, Biology

GRADUATES

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Tina Coles, English

Robert Habas, Business

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Norman L. McGeathy, Biology

Tracy Whaley, Criminal Justice

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Leslie Miller, Biology

Bridgette Mullice, Mass Communications

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John Perry, Computer Science

Charmayne Smith, Biology

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Vice President George Reid offers words of encouragement to the graduates.

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Phat Hong, Master of Public Administration

Seniors move one step closer.

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1992 AWARD

Mr. Roy L. Jackson, Cyrus G. Wiley Award Recipient

Dr. Suresh Persad, Richard R. Wright Award Recipient

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RECIPIENTS

Mr. Robert Paddison, President's Award

Gov. Zell Miller receives a plaque in recognition of Outstanding Service.

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NEWLY

COMMISSIONED

NAVAL

OFFICERS

Tony Ellis takes the Oath

Anquinnette Young is pinned by her parents.

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Bryan Watkins receives his commissioning pins.

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Lamonica Bell

YOU'RE IN

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ARMY NOW

Meschelle Varnedoe

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Officers take Office for the United States Army.

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ITS SO HARD TO SAY GOODBYE TO

ssc

HOW DO WE SAY GOODBYE TO SSC

REMEMBERING THE GOOD TIMES THAT MADE US LAUGH

THEY OUTWEIGHED THE BAD

WE'RE SO GLAD THE CHANCE CAME OUR WAY

TO SEE THIS JUNE GRADUA TION DA Y

ITS SO HARD TO SAY GOODBYE TO SSC

WE DON'T KNOW WHERE THIS ROAD IS GOING TO LEAD

! ALL WE KNOW ARE THE PLANS WE MADE WE HOPE TO SUCCEED

WE'RE SO GLAD THE CHANCE CAME OUR WAY

TO SEE THIS JUNE GRADUATION DAY.

ITS SO HARD TO SAY GOODBYE TO SSC

AND WE'LL TAKE WITH US THE MEMORIES

SHARED BETWEEN BOTH YOU AND ME

IT SO HARD TO SAY GOODBYE TO SSC

WE WILL HOLD ON TO THE MEMORIES

ONCE SHARED AT THE COLLEGE BY THE SEA

ITS SO HARD TO SAY GOODBYE TO SSC

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Coaches (Left to right): James Mitchell, Kenneth Brown, Mike Wallace, Kenneth McWorther, Bill Davis, Bryant Swintson, George Small, Paul Heard; Kneeling:
Wesley McGriff, Daryl McNeill

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Bryan Schewe
C.R. Phillips
Gregg Leverett
Eric Allen
Eric Flournoy
Neely Lovett
Riley Jones
Chad Alexander
Kesley Quarterman
Jamie Gerido
Frontia Fountain
Ulysses Smith
Ken Robbins
Dedric Smith
Lucius Cole
George Ketchup
Doug Grant
Ronald Rogers
Clyde Mydell
Edra Buckles
Donald DuPont
Gary Moss
David Dicks
Darryl Norman
Roger Mydell
Greg Glover
David Coleman
Dion Franklin
Jonathan Green
I lenn Allen
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James Gayden
Patrick Dean
Cosby Duncan
Steven Gill
Dante Myers
Orlando Dean
Chris Jones
Tracy Turner
Dramel Ware
Jamel Williams
Johnny Williams
Steven Aycock
Michael Moore
Kent Holcomb
Dexter Williams
Eric Walls
Earnest Greene
John Parks
Elbennit Turner
Bernard Green
Chris Hood
Kevin Thompson
Jeff Strickland
Tracey Sherman
Kenneth Wright
Eddie Crawford
Lance Wright
Johnny Jarriel
Calvin Thompson
Chennis Berry
Eric Quarles
Carey Johnson
Nick Norris
Michael Keels
Marc McClendon
Jerry Byrd
Nelson Craig
Alfredo Givens

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FR

5'9"

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5'9"

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SR

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SO

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DR

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JR

5'10"

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JR

5'11"

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FR

5'11"

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SO

6'1"

180

DB

JR

6'0"

230

LB

JR

6'2"

255

DE

JR

6'1"

240

LB

SO

6'1"

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LB

FR

6'1"

215

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FR

6'4"

205

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5'11"

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SR

5'11"

265

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6'1"

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OL

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6'3"

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JR

6'3"

280

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JR

6'0"

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6'6"

290

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SR

6'1"

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6'1"

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6'0"

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5'11"

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6'2"

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6'2"

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6'1"

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6'2"

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6'1"

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6'0"

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6'1"

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6'2"

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HOMETOWN

Savannah, GA
Houston, TX
Lincolnton, GA
Knoxville, TN
Louisville, GA
Augusta, GA
Rockmart, GA
Augusta, GA
Savannah, GA
Rincon, GA
Perkinston, MS
Dublin, GA
Atlanta, GA
Atlanta, GA
Richmond, VA
Jesup, GA
Atlanta, GA
Jacksonville, FL
Rincon, GA
Elko, GA
Savannah, GA
Miami, FL
Augusta, GA
Lincolnton, GA
Rincon, GA
Hebzibah, GA
Bruce, MS
Atlanta, GA
Rincon, GA
Knoxville, TN
Darlington, SC
Florence, MS
Knoxville, TN
Savannah, GA
Atlanta, GA
Brandon, MS
Macon, GA

Barner, NC
Atlanta, GA

Lincolnton, GA

Durham, NC

Knoxville, TN

Atlanta, GA

Union, SC

Dublin, GA

Savannah, GA

Miami, FL

Savannah, GA

Lincolnton, GA

Atlanta, GA

Newark, NJ

Charlotte, NC

Atlanta, GA

Lawrinburg, NC

Waynesboro, GA

Hinesville, GA

Durham, NC

Chicago, IL

Atlanta, GA

Savannah, GA

Stone Mountain, GA

Greenwood, SC

Atlanta, GA

Bronx, NY

Gables, SC

Charlotte, NC

Darlington, SC

Belmont, NC

Garden Corner, SC

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(Left to Right) Chad Alexander QB, Bryan Schewe PK, Daryl McNeill Offensive Coordinator, Eric Flournoy Long Snap, Greg Leverett QB

DEFENSIVE BACKS

Coach Wesley McGriff

DEFENSIVE LINE

Coaches (left to right) Paul Heard and George Small Defensive Coordinator

OFFENSIVE LINE

James Mitchell and Bryant Swintson

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LINE BACKERS

Coach Kenneth McWhorter

RUNNING BACKS

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Coach Mike Wallace

RECEIVERS

Coach Kenneth Brown

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TIGER

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ACTION

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SAVANNAH STATE COLLEGE
1991-92 MEN'S BASKETBALL ROSTER

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HOMETOWN

30

Alderman, Demea

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Baxley, GA

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Brock, Otis

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Savannah, GA

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Butts, Freddie

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Milledgeville, GA

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Chambers, Jimmie

JR

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6'2

Orlando, FL

10

Cooper, Phillip

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Savannah, GA

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Dixon, Victor

JR

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Macon, GA

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Faulkner, Chad

JR

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Port Royal, SC

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Gray, Maurice

JR

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Orlando, FL

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Norrington, Ken

FR

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Jonesboro, GA

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Newellton, LA

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Robins, Crecy

FR

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Statesboro, GA

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Rucker, Young

SR

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6'5

Atlanta, GA

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Turner, DeRonnie

SR

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6'4

Saginaw, Ml

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Williams, Leroy

JR

C/F

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Decatur, GA

Head Coach

John L. Williams

Athletics Director

William Davis

Sports Information Director

Lee G. Pearson

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Basketball Coaches: (L-R) Daryl McNeil, Assistant Coach, John L. Williams, Head Coach.

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Chad Faulkner
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1991-92 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL ROSTER

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Blount, Ericka

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Vidalia, GA

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Boyd, Renee

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Orlando, FL

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Cox, Leza

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Stone Mountain, G A

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Durham, Vernita

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5'10

Dublin, GA

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Edwards, Rovetta

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Jacksonville, FL

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5'4

Augusta, GA

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Golden, Flaire

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6'2

Savannah, GA

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Johnson, Stephanie

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5'10

Cadwell, GA

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Sanders, Mabel

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6'3

Augusta, GA

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Thurmond, Deanna

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5'9

Augusta, GA

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Walsh, Anita

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5'11

Fairburn, GA

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Washington, Vena

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Savannah, GA

10

West, Natasha

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Hepzibah, GA

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Williams, April

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Doerun, GA

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Cotton, Sesame

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Montezuma, GA

Head Coach

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Assistant Coach

Thomas Mackey

Assistant Coach

LaSonya Stovall

Student Assistant

Lavette Chester

Athletics Director

William Davis

Sports Information Director

Lee G. Pearson

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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL

Leza Cox, Guard

Stephanie Gibson, Guard

Stephanie Johnson, Guard-Forward

Anita Walsh, Forward

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Mabel Sanders, Center

SAVANNAH STATE COLLEGE

1991-92 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL WIN/LOSS RECORD

OPPONENT

W/L

EDWARD WATERS

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ALBANY STATE

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BENEDICT COLLEGE

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SPELMAN COLLEGE

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EDWARD WATERS

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GA SOUTHWESTERN

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FORT VALLEY STATE

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USC-AIKEN

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LEMOYNE-OWEN

L

CLARK-ATLANTA UNIVERSITY

L

ARMSTRONG STATE

L

PAINE COLLEGE

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ALABAMA A&M

L

CLARK-ATLANTA UNIVERSITY

W

FORT VALLEY STATE

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ARMSTRONG STATE

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MORRIS BROWN

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SPELMAN COLLEGE

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FORT VALLEY STATE

L

PAINE COLLEGE

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TUSKEGEE UNIVERSITY

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MORRIS BROWN

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MILES COLLEGE

w

ALABAMA A&M

L

ALBANY STATE

L

BENEDICT COLLEGE

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ALBANY STATE

L

TUSKEGEE UNIVERSITY

W

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L

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1992 BASEBALL ROSTER

NAME

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HOMETOWN

Sam Carter

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Savannah. GA

Rtley Jones

JR

RF

Rockmart. GA

Darryl Norman

FR

CF

Uncolnton. GA

Nate Stephenson

SO

3B

Augusta. GA

Eric Floumoy

JR

3B/SS

Louisville, GA

David GiDbs

FR

CF

Atlanta, GA

John Perry

SR

RF

St. Thomas, V.I.

Danus Byas

FR

LF

Atlanta, GA

Dwayne Jenkins

JR

LF/C

Atlanta. GA

Derrick Jenkins

JR

RF P

Atlanta, GA

C Teeple Hill

FR

2B

Savannah, GA

Tony Bowen

SO

IB

Savannah, GA

Bobby Lango

SR

3B SS

Milledgeville. GA

Winfield Johnston

SR

P

Savannah. GA

JacqueM Walker

JR

P

Dublin, GA

Shannon Brown

JR

1 B. C

Atlanta, GA

Darryl Tukes

FR

P3B

Savannah, GA

Eduardo Fletcher

SR

RF

Savannah, GA

Phillip Burke

SO

RF

Sylvania. GA

Sandy Kindeii

FR

2B

Atlanta, GA

BayLoon Looney

SO

SSP

Alabama

Keith Uoyd

SR

P

Beaufort. SC

Rell Neely

FR

F 2B

Atlanta, GA

Head Coach

Wesley K. McGriff

Assistant Coach

Randy Pitts

Trainer

George Linton

Athletics Director

William "Bill" Davis

Sports Information

Director

Lee G. Pearson

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EDITOR'S MESSAGE

I s I reflect on the past year, I have realized that

M^f producing a yearbook requires a lot of time,
j&M talent and effort. I also know that a task of

$m " this magnitude could not be done alone.

W w Therefore, I would like to personally extend

my thanks to the people who have contrib-
uted to the successful completion of this yearbook, the
1992 edition of the TIGER. First, I would like to thank God
for giving me the strength to take on such an awesome
task, the patience to persist until it was completed, and the
courage to do it all again next year.

Second, I would like to thank Ms. Juanita Adams for her
guidance and patience. The staff in the Office of Develop-
ment, Mrs. Rose Washington, Mrs. Edna Jackson, Ms.
Bonnie Howard and Ms. Naomi Calhoun all provided
invaluable typing and layout assistance. My thanks also go
to Gary Oliver for assistance in key instances.

A special word of thanks to our campus photographer,
Mr. Leonard Jones, who shot almost all of the photographs
in this edition.

I encourage more of our students to become involved in
the publication of this Yearbook. We need you on our staff
and urge you to join us.

To the SSC family, I would like to say that I hope that the
1991-92 Tiger has captured your true essence and that it
represents you well.

Sincerely,
Sametria McFall

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