134 Basketball Basketball 135 WOMEN'S 1988-89 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
DATE OPPONENT SITE NOV. 18-19 ELLA FISHER TOURNAMENT SAVANNAH NOV. 24-26 ROSS OWENS TOURNAMENT TUSKEGEE, AL DEC. 2- 3 FAMU CLASSIC TALLAHASSEE, AL DEC. 5 PAINE COLLEGE ALBANY DEC. 8 TUSKEGEE UNIVERSITY ALBANY DEC. 12 ALABAMA A&M HUNTSVILLE, AL JAN. 7 FORT VALLEY STATE ALBANY JAN. 13 CLARK COLLEGE ALBANY JAN. 14 MORRIS BROWN COLLEGE ALBANY JAN. 17 SAVANNAH STATE COLLEGE ALBANY JAN. 21 FORT VALLEY STATE FORT VALLEY JAN. 24 WEST GEORGIA CARROLLTON
JAN. 28 GEORGIA COLLEGE ALBANY FEB. 2 VALDOSTA STATE COLLEGE VALDOSTA FEB. 3 MORRIS BROWN COLLEGE ATLANTA FEB. 4 CLARK COLLEGE ATLANTA FEB. 9 PAINE COLLEGE AUGUSTA FEB. 13 GEORGIA COLLEGE MILLEDGEVILLE FEB. 16 VALDOSTA STATE COLLEGE ALBANY FEB. 21 TUSKEGEE UNIVERSITY TUSKEGEE, AL FEB. 25 SAVANNAH STATE COLLEGE SAVANNAH
136 Schedules MEN'S 1988-89 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
DATE OPPONENT SITE NOV. 19 WEST GEORGIA CARROLLTON NOV. 20-21 SOWEGA TOURNAMENT ALBANY NOV. 25-26 COLUMBUS TOURNAMENT COLUMBUS NOV. 30 WEST GEORGIA ALBANY DEC. 5 PAINE COLLEGE ALBANY DEC. 8 TUSKEGEE UNIVERSITY ALBANY DEC. 12 ALABAMA A&M UNIVERSITY HUNTSVILLE, AL DEC. 29-30 VALDOSTA STATE COLLEGE VALDOSTA JAN. 7 FORT VALLEY STATE COLLEGE ALBANY JAN. 13 CLARK COLLEGE ALBANY JAN. 14 MORRIS BROWN COLLEGE ALBANY JAN. 17 SAVANNAH STATE COLLEGE ALBANY JAN. 21 FORT VALLEY STATE COLLEGE FORT VALLEY JAN. 23 COLUMBUS COLLEGE COLUMBUS FEB. 3 MORRIS BROWN COLLEGE ATLANTA FEB. 4 CLARK COLLEGE ATLANTA FEB. 11 PAINE COLLEGE AUGUSTA FEB. 15 COLUMBUS COLLEGE ALBANY FEB. 21 TUSKEGEE UNIVERSITY TUSKEGEE, AL FEB. 25 SAVANNAH STATE COLLEGE SAVANNAH MAR. 3 MOREHOUSE COLLEGE ATLANTA
Schedules 137 BASEBALL BASEBALL BASEBALL BASEBALL BASEBALL BASEBALL BASEBALL BASEBALL BASEBALL BASEBALL
138 1989 BASEBALL SCHEDULE
DATE OPPONENT TIME SITE FEB. 16 TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE 1:00 P.M. ALBANY, GA FEB. 18 ALBANY INVITATIONAL 11:00 P.M. ALBANY, GA FEB. 22 MILES COLLEGE 12:30 P.M. BIRMINGHAM, AL FEB. 25 VALDOSTA STATE 1:00 P.M. VALDOSTA, GA MAR. 04 FLORIDA A&M UNIVERSITY 1:30 P.M. ALBANY, GA MAR. 9-10 FLORIDA A&M CARNIVAL TBA TALLAHASSEE, FL MAR. 13 GEORGIA SOUTHWESTERN 5:00 P.M. ALBANY, GA MAR. 15 MILES COLLEGE 1:30 P.M. ALBANY, GA MAR. 18 HOPE COLLEGE 1:00 P.M. ALBANY, GA APR. 03 GEORGIA SOUTHWESTERN 5:00 AMERICUS, GA APR. 07 TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE 1:00 P.M. TUSKEGEE, AL
APR. 08 PAINE COLLEGE 2:00 P.M. AUGUSTA, GA APR. 13 GEORGIA COLLEGE 1:30 P.M. MIDGEVILLE, GA APR. 17 GEORGIA COLLEGE 1:30 P.M. ALBANY, GA APR. 21 PAINE COLLEGE 1:30 P.M. ALBANY, GA APR. 22 SAVANNAH STATE 1:30 P.M. SAVANNAH, GA APR. 23 ARMSTRONG STATE 1:30 P.M. SAVANNAH, GA APR. 25 SAVANNAH STATE 1:00 P.M. ALBANY, GA
HEAD COACH: HAMPTON SMITH ASSISTANT COACH: DAN JAMES III ASSISTANT COACH: PERCY JOHNSON
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DATE OCCASION PLACE March 4 ASC Relays Albany. GA March 11 Florida A&M Relays Tallahassee, FL March 17-18 Florida State Relays Tallahassee, FL April 1 OPEN April 8 Emory Atlanta, GA April 15 Troy State Troy, AL April 21-22 Tuskegee Relays Tuskegee, AL April 28-29 SIAC Championship Albany, GA
Track 141 TENNIS
142 Tennis 1989 TENNIS SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT TIME PLACE FEB. 11 ALABAMA STATE UNIVERSITY 1:00 P.M. ALBANY, GA FEB. 20 COLUMBUS COLLEGE 2:00 P.M. ALBANY, GA FEB. 28 MERCER UNIVERSITY 3:00 P.M. ALBANY, GA MAR. 04 MORRIS BROWN COLLEGE 1:00 P.M. ATLANTA, GA MAR. 06 FLORIDA A&M UNIVERSITY 1:00 P.M. TALLAHASSEE, FL MAR. 08 CLARK COLLEGE 1:00 P.M. ALBANY, GA MAR. 09 TUSKEGEE UNIVERSITY 1:00 P.M. ALBANY, GA MAR. 13 FT. VALLEY STATE COLLEGE 12:00 P.M. ALBANY, GA MAR. 17 ALABAMA STATE UNIVERSITY 1:00 P.M. MONTGOMERY, AL MAR. 31 MOREHOUSE COLLEGE 2:00 P.M. ATLANTA, GA APR. 04 MERCER UNIVERSITY 3:00 P.M. MACON, GA APR. 07 MOREHOUSE COLLEGE 1:00 P.M. ALBANY, GA APR. 10 CLARK COLLEGE 1:00 P.M. ATLANTA, GA APR. 15 MORRIS BROWN COLLEGE 1:00 P.M. ALBANY, GA APR. 17 COLUMBUS COLLEGE 3:00 P.M. COLUMBUS, GA * HEAD COACH: JEROME MYRICKS
Tennis 143 CHEERLEADERS
First row 1-r: Wanda Cheevers, Nancy Barnes, and Selina Dukes. Second row: Antoinelle Chisholm, Kathy Stokes, and Littla Merritt. Not pictured: Theresa Spurlin, Sonya Evans, and Gerunda Washing ton.
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The Marching Rams — "The Show Band of the South" — always a keynote on any occasion. Home- coming?! They are the absolute embodiment of Spirit, theme and enthusiam. Theirs is a brand of excitement and showmanship unequal at any level. Time tested alumni and timely students are willing to march to the same exhilirating tune of the Mighty Marching Rams. The Marching Rams can never be considered a calm respite from the excitement of a hard fought and engaging football game. Oh NO! The Marching Rams Rival every tackle made or pass \LBANY STATE • thrown. When they're the field — They are the only M/VRCHIK game in town. BAMS A'
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Left to right; Zachary Stoudemire (Treasurer), Jacqueline Hightower (Assistant Secretary), Chris Hunter (Vice-President), Bridgette Williams (Secretary), and Anderson Bentley III (President).
FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS SO-WOCDO'RE CCASS OTHCE Sitting, 1-r; Marion Muthuveeran (Vice-President) and Stephen Bruce (President). Standing, 1-r; Vanessa Williams (Secretary), Clinton Magby (Business Manager), and Vicki Hall (Chaplain). Left to right; Melinda Newton (President) and Gloria demons (Secretary). Not pictured: Selina Dukes (Vice-President). JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS C£ASS 153 ASC STUDENT LEADERS Left to right; Stephen Bruce, Eric Reese, Vicki Hall, Terry Thomas, and Marion Muthu- veeran. 154 Student Leaders STUDENT CONGRESS First row 1-r; Benita Childs, Stephen Bruce, and Melinda Newton. Second row 1-r; Reginald Walker, Karen Rubin, Michael Dixon, and Patrick Harrison. Not pictured: Robert Finch, Clinton, Magby, Reginald Hammond, Valorie Mitchell, Dawne Beckham, William Huff, Phyllis White, Sharonda Blackman, Kristi Britt, Sharon Causely, and Mary Hall Hurst. Student Congress 155 ASC HONORS COUNCIL Sitting, left to right: Marion Muthuveeran, De-Leashawn Releford, Mechelle Knight, Constance Lee, Stephen Bruce. Standing, left to right; Robert VonMendenhall, Terry Shoemaker, Amy Davis, Dewain Autry, and Anthony Miller. 156 ALPHA PHI SIGMA L-R Crystall Robinson, Stacy Cody, Gary Green (Advisor), Patricia Moore, and Domini- que Slaughter. Alpha Phi Sigma 157 First row 1-r: J. Marie James, Carolyn Harris, and Cassondra Breedlove. Second row: Sheila Redding, Tracey Johnson, Juan Jones, Rosa Okpara, Reginald Hammond, Angela Crawford, Dawn Jones, and Wendy Mitchell. FREE SHTERPRISE ASC •'• 158 SIFE m^^^' tt.w So ^ ' ^ AtfWCA CDU ALPHA KAPPA MU CELEBRATES ' 51 YEARS OF EXCELLENCE 160 Alpha Kappa Mu <-» <-» A MATHEMATICS AND COMPUTER SCIENCE CLUB Left to right: Carol Reddick, Terry Shoemaker, and Ericka Davis. HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE CLUB First row 1-r: Frederica Burnette (President), Valeric Brown, Amy Davis (Secretary), Veula J. Rhodes (Advisor). Second row: Oscar King, Tal Stanfield, Michael Dixon, John Moore, Anthony Miller (Vice-President), Samuel A. Watts III, Terry Shoemaker, and Lee Formwalt. Not pictured: Robert VonMendenhall, Bernard Blackshear, Kim- berly Dawson, Nyota Tucker (Advisor), De-Leashawn Releford, Jon Howard, B.K. Joshi, 162 Charles Mobley, Isaih Azariah, Napolean Crowell, and Carolyn Sims. BLACK MEN IN UNITY Left to right: Darius Ringo McDaniel (Treasurer), Anthony Thomas, Rafeal C.D. King, Tony Lovett, Martin Rucker (Vice President), Reginald Walker, Marion Muthu- veeran (Secretary), and Eric Reese (President). IN UNITY Black Men In Unity 163 Kneeling, left to right: Lashawn McClendon, April Dorch, and Symora Bufford. Second row: Erica Steed, Pamela McCree, Sabrina Springer, and Traci Jones. Third Row: Simone Smith, Keysha Torrence, Lenisha Fulton, and Yolanda Jenkins. 164 Alpha Angels KAPPA KAPPA PSI MELODIES First row, left to right: Katrina Jordan, Camille Smart, Susan Hill, Cynthia Larkin, Tameco Riddick. Second row: Ramona Hastings, Raychelle Handy, Carolyn Lewis, Louise Crowder, and Valeria Battle. Third row: Joyce Willingham, Alysia Mallory, and Valerie Smith. Kappa Kappa Psi Melodies 165 SI6CDA DOUES Left to right: Teresa B. Smith (President), Tammy Golden, Kymberly Little, and Kim- brelei Thomas. 166 Sigma Doves AlXIEO \ First row, left to right: Carol Mclntyre, Courtney Hunter, Marsha Raven, and Lynda Sherman. Second row: Melodie Crumbley (Secretary), LaJuana Martin (President), Sabrina Life (Treasurer), Richard Miller (Advisor), and Margie Tippins (Advisor). Third row: Greg Wooten, Sherryl Johnson (Advisor), and Alex Gifford. Allied Health 167 ALBANY STATE COLLEGE GOSPEL CHOIR First row, 1-r; Vicki Hall, Valeria S. Major, Erika Williams, Detra McKissic, Jacqueline Hightower, Carol Mclntyre, and Sylvia Nelloms. Second row, Sharon Galloway, Tahisha Brinson, Quanda Duncan, Melanie Wood, Camille Smart, Arnita Eusery, and Selina Dukes (President). Third row, Keisha Collins, LaShantrell Brinson (Vice-President), Anissa Darrisaw (Secretary), Vanessa Williams (Financial Secre tary), Vikki Jones, and Tametha McKibben. Fourth row, Anthony Cheney (Business Manager), Henry Brown IV, Gregory Murphy, Jerome Fowler, Marcus Johnson, and Rod Woods. Not pictured: Shonda Buckner, Sonja Clark, Sharon Davis, Venecial Gaines, LaRhonda Gloster, Kimberly Griffin, Wanda Ingrams, Munichia Kendricks, Camalita Kirby, Deidre Malloy, Sheila Redding, Valisa Richardson, Tekeia Shaw, Valeric Smith, Tangela Thompson, Wonda Thompson, Toki Woodard, Rod Almond, Russell Hallmon, Warren Hendricks, Morris Jones, David Miller, Colin Roberts, Tracy Glover, Angela Arnold, Valeric Clark, Cheryl Griffin, Sandra Love, Tara Miller, Erica Wallace, Kim Richards, Robbie Sims, Ricardo Smith, Ramzaire Taylor, Reginald Walker, Jacki Burns, Daryl Jackson, Ryan Cutliff, Rev. Lawrence Thomas, and Maynard Jackson Jr. 168 Chorus BAPTIST STUDENT UNION First row, left to right: Angela Turner (Treasurer), Patricia Taylor, Tamika Champi on, Eulonda Holloway (Secretary), Tammy Curry, Makeba Hudson (President). Sec ond row: Roy Calhoun and Donald Mackey (Vice President). BSU 169 ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA Left to right; Veronica C. Anderson, Ingrid Driskell, Alfreda Harper, Lavata Woods, Melissa Garrett, Casandra Grier, Melinda Burner, Sheila Collins, Stephenie Woodson, Erin Knighton, Stephanie Calhoun, Valerie Revere, Palactine Strozier, Darlene Brinson, Gina Smith, and Wendy Mitchell. 170 Alpha Kappa Alpha ALPHA PHI ALPHA Left to right; Howard M. Ford, Rev. Cornelius Golden, Sr., Maurice Crawford, Benny Hand, Robert Spicer, and Duane Kelley. Alpha Phi Alpha 171 DELTA SIGMA THETA 172 Delta Sigma Theta OMEGA PSI PHI Omega Psi Phi 173 ZETA PHI BETA l\ l-r Katrina Turner, Rose Leggett, and Carla Floyd. 174 Zeta Phi Beta PHI BETA SIGMA First row 1-r; Peter Hunter and Austin Keaton, Jr. Second row 1-r; Brian Ramey, Alex Gifford, Henry Solomon, Tony L. Thomas, and Darryl K. Hines. Not pictured: Wallace Harris. Phi Beta Sigma 175 KAPPA ALPHA PSI 176 Kappa Alpha Psi o THE GOLDEN AMBASSADORS Left to right; Tracey Cotton, Ingrid Driskell, President Billy Black, Mechelle Knight, and r Oscar King. 178 Ambassadors RELIGIOUS LIFE ORGANIZATION Miss RLO, Kimberly Brown and her attendants Petal Floyd and Gwendo lyn Starling. Religious Life 179 1989 RAM STAFF Anthony Miller (Assistant Editor/Business Manager) and Warren Hendricks (Editor-in- chief). The RAM Staff gives special recognition to Mr. Leonard Minter for his service and dedica tion. 180 Ram Staff BEYOND You Don't Have" ALBANY SI COLLEG 430-4646 YOUR SENIOR UNIT 01 182 EXPECTATIONS Leave Home HE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM OF GEORGIA 183 O CO EXPECTATIONS BEYOND 186 EXPECTATIONS 187 BEYOND EXPECTATIONS We have HAPPINESS! \ 190 T6T Somewhere between the love of life and desire for death exists a melancholy state in which I reside. Sometimes I ask myself, "Why?" But no answer comes from within. My question goes to a higher source. A little voice of reason answers, "Don't worry ... help is on the way." When?!!! I wait and wait and search for an answer. Where is it? Under stones of hope? Lying deep within the seas of despair? Or on top of some mountain of mystery? Faith the substance and evidence seems Clouded by reality so dense and immense that confusion sets in. Thoughts become polluted and convoluted with images of death and despair. Why it it like this? Faith finally answers, "You must suffer as those have before ... Pain is the receipt for the cost of sin. Yes! Finally an answer! — BRIAN RAMEY 192 HI CDECDORIAi: £oui John Stacy Miller was born August 18, 1967. He departed this life Monday, December 14, 1987. He joined the Triumph Church and Kingdom of God and Christ at an early age. He attended Albany State College on scholarship. Wayne McDuffie Stallworth was born October 7, 1967, in Riverside, California. He was a member o* the United Methodist Church. He attended Arbuckle Elementary, Mission Junior High School and Rubidoux High School in Riverside California. His family moved to Brewton, Alabama in January, 1984, and he attended W.S. Neal High School and graduated in 1985. Wayne was a junior at Albany State College. He was involved in football, basketball, baseball, and track. He was an excellent student and loved all sports. His warm and friendly smile will be missed by all. OC When events are happy, joyous, and gay and everything seems to go our way We always wonder, ponder, and often cry when Old Man Death decides to come by. He knows no names, friends, or foe he knows no lifestyles; high or low He knows no ages; young or old, but Old Man Death must come to take his toll. When he comes, he brings sadness, misery, and fear no one ever wants him near. He will come like a thief in the night and leave no sign nor a sight. 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