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Tammy Payton, 1984
No full textA portrait of Tammy Payton, a native of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, who was the 54th "Miss Southern" and reigned as Miss Southern from 1984-1985
President Bronson and Dr. Richard V. Moore, circa 1985
No full textPresident Bronson is shown sitting with Dr. Richard V. Moore (Bethune Cookman University's third president from 1945-1975)
Booker T. Washington Sculpture, 1984
No full textBooker T. Washington, is Hampton's most honored graduate. After hearing about a school for colored people, he set off and arrived at Hampton. He enrolled at Hampton normal and agricultural institute on October 5, 1872. He studied to become a brick mason and he graduated with honors in 1875. In 1984 a memorial was erected in a memorial garden to honor Hampton's most distinguished graduate. Ed Hamilton, sculptor
President Bronson and Football Coach Jake Gaither, circa 1985
No full textPresident Bronson and football coach Jake Gaither pose for a picture
"Ralph Waldo Emerson "Prez" Jones: The Country Doctor of Education in Louisiana", 1984
No full textPages from a journal article titled "Ralph Waldo Emerson "Prez" Jones: The Country Doctor of Education in Louisiana," 1926-1977, by Louisiana Tech University student Morgan Peoples, published in The Louisiana History: The Journal of the Louisiana Historical Association, Vol. 25
Harlem Globetrotters with Hubert "Geese" Ausbie, 1984
No full textPictured is the Harlem Globetrotter basketball team of 1984. Top row from left: Hubert "Geese" Ausbie, PSC Graduate, 1960, Lou Dunbarm, Harold Hubbard, Ovie Dotson, and Curly Neal. Middle row from left: Robert Paige (kneeling), Osborne Lockhart, Jimmy Blacklock, and Clyde Austin. Front row from left: Gator Rivers and Billy Ray Hoble
President Bronson Shaking Hands with Unidentified Men at a Podium, circa 1984
No full textReverend Fair (middle) watches as President Bronson shaking hands with unidentified men at a podium
76th Founder's Day Celebration, February 16, 1984
No full textThis audio recording features Mrs. Carolyn Gordon in concert for the occasion of Bethune-Cookman College's 76th Founder's Day Celebration
Y. Y. Clark, 1984
No full textYvonne Y. Clark, Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering has the distinction of being the first African American woman to earn a masters degree in Engineering. Y.Y. Clark is known as the "First Lady" of the Tennessee State University College of Engineering, Technology and Computer Science, for over 50 years of legionary service to TSU and its students
Transitions, Tuskeana Yearbook, 1984
No full textThis is the 1984 Tuskegee Institute yearbook, Transition, Tuskeana. It includes photos of the institute’s president, Dr. Benjamin F. Payton. Campus life events during the year are also highlighted, including the First Annual Tuskegee Institute Mardi Gras Festival, homecoming events, a visit from tennis great Arthur Ashe, and concerts by Phyllis Hyman, One Way, and Zapp featuring Rodger. Also included are photos of campus buildings, administrators, faculty, staff, and students, as well as student organizations, the marching band, ROTC, athletics, and Greek Life