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DOAK CAMPBELL STADIUM
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AM4E ................................ 5
FAMNU'S Hall of Fame ............................. 13
Hall of Fame Inductees .................. 14-16
FAMU Co-Captains Share
Team Leadership
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COVER STORY
Florida A&M University honors her sons and daughtersThis weeks cover features the first inductees into the Florida
A&M University Intercollegiate Athletics Sports Hall of Fame.
See Stories on pages 13, 14, 15 and 16.
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Basketball Schedule ......................... 31
The Man Behind The Camera............... 33
RATTLER FOOTBALL
RATTLER REGULARS
Greetings..2
Rattler AD..3
Rattler Coaches.
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Rattler Closeups.8-9
Graduate Assistants .... 11
Band Program....18
Starting Lineups...20
The Official Football Magazine of Florida
A&M University. STAFF: Horace Gosier, Editor;
James L.Bruton; Associate Editor; Archie V. Hannon, Technical Editor; Georg.e C. Floersch, Vincent A. Blyden, Technical Staff; Ernest Fillyau,
University 'Photographer; Earl Kitchens, Calvin
Fitzpatrick, Tech nical Assistants.
Rattler Roster....25
Tiger Roster.....26
Tiger Players.....27
Tight Ends..........37
Official Signals.
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Rattler Team Pic...40
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Greetings from the
President of Florida A&M
University
We are again pica cd !hat the time of yeai has arrived for tih
renewal of the long and friendly rivalry between Florida A&M University and Tennessee State University.
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This year's edition of that great rivalry marks a memorable and
singular event in the histori :i Florida A&M University the pr cscnta
tion of the first inductees of FAMU's sports Hall of Fame.
We are proud to welcome these honorees and present thcm i!!i h,
glorious reflection of their athletic provwess and positive contributions to
FAMU, the State of Florida, the nation and the world.
We welcome our visitors from Tennessee State as well as the many
Rattler supporters and friends of FAMU to tonight's game, and we invite all of you to be a part of the tribute which so deservedly will be
played here tonight.
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sacrifice and patriotism. You cadets are fortunate
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this past summer.
Miss Margie Harris (center). first female among 31
cadets attending Advanced Camp at Fort Bragg,
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She will also be the first FAMU female to be commissioned (June 6) as a Military Police officer.
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IT HAS BEEN A VERY GOOD YEAR
Today's
Game
by Horace Gosier
The intersectional rivalry between
FAMU and Tennessee State University is without doubt the keenest on the
list of out-of-state Rattler opponents.
It is an annual grid-iron clash that
viscerally involves not only the
players, but the followers of both
teams as wells.
And so tonight, look for a hotly
contested battle with each participants giving his all. The winner
won't necessarily be the best team.
Rather, the team which can best control the emotion and excess adrenalin
and keep its cool in the unorthodoxed situations which inevitably surface, will likely be the game's victor.
The game is a crucial one for both
teams. The Rattlers are looking to
regain the poise that escaped them in
their 16-13 loss to Alabama State and
their 14-14 tie with Morris Brown. A
decisive win over Tennessee State
might put them on the right track for
the tough schedule ahead, and gain
the attention of the ranking "experts"
who earlier this season shunned them
so unjustly.
Tennessee State, which entered the
1976 season on the heels of a 5-4-0
record for 1975, would do much to
assuage the spirits of Head Coach
John Merritt who boasts an overall
106-19-3 record as he enters his 14th
year at the Tiger helm.
Going into tonight's game, the Big
Blue Tigers are 5-1-0, having won over
Middle Tennessee State (26-17),
Jackson State (23-20), Alabama A & M
(26-0), Texas Southern (21-8), and
Grambling (34-20). Their only loss has
come at the hands of FAMU's Orange
Blossom Classic opponent, the Central State Marauders who eased past
TSU 24-18.
To date, TSU is averaging 303 yards
per game in total offense. The team is
averaging 139 yards per game rushing
and 164 yards passing. Fullback
Lawrence Barnes is the Tigers' leading
rusher with 3)5 net ground yards and
seven touchdowns to his credit.
Quarterback Austin Thompson has
passed .119 times, making 59 completions for 942 yards and has drawn
10 interceptions. Twenty of those
passes were caught by flanker Jerrold
McRae (number 83) for 200 yards and
two touchdowns. Flanker Rodney
Parker (numer(number 40) has caught 13
practice, working on their overal
game and concentrating on som,
fundamentals that hopefully wil
return the poise the team has lacket
in its last two outings.
Albert Chester, shaken up in th.
final period against Morris Brown, i
back in shape and will call the signal
for the Rattlers. He may be spelled b"
Ricky Pope who came in an(
engineered the final Rattler drive las
week that ended in a missed field goa
last week.
But that was last week. Coach Rud,
Hubbard and the Rattlers have lef
that one behind and are concen
trating on gaining their fourth seasor
win here tonight.
passes for 331 yards and four TD's.
All four of the above named are expected to figure prominently in
tonight's contest.
FAMU's average total offense350.2 yards per game-exceeds that
of TSU, however, the Rattlers have
not been able to translate those yards
into victories due mainly to costly turnovers.
In last week's contest with Morris
Brown in Atlanta, the Rattlers
dominated the game in terms of yardage. Tailbacks James Early and
Michael Thomas both gained in excess of 100 yards. Still the game ended
in a tie.
The Rattlers had a good week of
1975 FLASHBACK
Florida A&M 20, Tennessee State 0
NASHVILLE, Tenn., October 25-Blending a magnificent defensive effort
with a persistent and opportunistic offense, Florida A&M's Rattlers stuck it to
Tennessee State 20-0 and cast aside what was thought to be a hex held over the
Rattlers by the Big Blue Tigers.
Not since 1968 had Florida A&M been able to beat Tennessee State, and
never had the Rattlers been able to win in Nashville, but this cold, rainny night
in Nashville marked the end of an era . . . or the beginning of one, if you will.
The Rattler defense intercepted six Tennessee State passes, forced two
safeties and set up the rest of the scoring for offense, which stood ready and
cashed in.
Scoring Summary:
Team Statistics
First Downs Rushing
First Downs Passing
First Downs by Penalties
Total First Downs
Number Attempts Rushing
Yards Gained Rushing
Yards Lost Rushing
Net Yards Gained Rushing
Number PassesAttempted
Number PassesCompleted
Number PassesHad Intercepted
Net Yards Gained Passing
Number Plays Rushing & Passing
Total Offense Yardage
Number Interceptions Made
NetYards Interceptions Returned
Number Times Punted
Number Punts Had Blocked
Punting Average/Yards
Number Punts Returned
Net Yards Punts Returned
Number Kickoffs Returned
Net Yards Kickoffs Returned
Number Times Penalized
Total Yards Penalized
Number Times Fumbled
Number Own Fumbles Lost
Score by Quarters:
Florida A&M
Tennessee State
3
0
4
0
Net Yrds
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FAMU
15
0
0
TSU
3
6
15
66
349
19
10
30
100
54
46
24
8
6
111
54
157
0
0
3
330
2
0
0
0
68
330
6
74
5
0
38.8/194
3
22
3
47
5
47
5
42.7/128
FAMU-Safety, Barbero tackled in end zone
FAMU-Safety, Grady blocks Barbero punt through end
zone
FAMU-Coleman, 28 FG
FAMU-Coleman, 33 FG
FAMU-Pope, 10 run (Coleman kick)
FAMU-coleman, 42 FG
Attendance: 20,000
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
Rushing
Florida A&M-Hawkins 9-54; Thomas 10-48; Pope 17Byrd
4-31; Patterson 5-31; Coleman
47,1 TD; Early 11-39;
1-3;
1-28; Douglas -22; Gaines2-19; Carter 4-8; Sessoms
Chester 1-0.
Tennessee State-Simpson 14-64; Carnahan 1-18;
Barnes 7-12; lackson 2-3; Coleman 1-0; Thaxton 3-(-8);
Thompson 1-(-10); Barbero 1-(-33).
17
2
42
6
36
2
Passing
Florida A&M-Patterson 0-2
Tennessee State-Colernan 5-13 for 73 yards, 3 inThompson, 0-4 for
terceptions; Thaxton 3-6 for 38 yards.;
0 yards, 3 interceptions; Barbero 0-1.
Receiving
3
10
0
.Florida A&M7-0
Tennessee State-Parker 3-38; McCreary2-41; Dorsey
1-16; Lawson 1-14; Simpson 1-2.
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SERIES HISTORY (Tennessee State Leads, 13-5-0
Year Score Winner
Year Score Winner
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22-20
FAMU
1944
19-6
TSU
1964
1944
1945
1956
1962
1963
12-0
20-18
41-39
20-0
14-12
TSU
FAMU
TSU
FAMU
1965
45-6
29-0
1966
32-8
1967
1968 -32-13
TSU
TSU
TSU.
FAMU
1969.
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TSU:
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Number
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33-20
Year
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
Score
21-10
50-8
44-25
45-0
17-14
20-0
Winner
TSU
TSU
TSU
TSU
TSU
FAMU
SCOACHES
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RUDY HUBBARD
-Head Football Coach
When Ruuy Hubbard accepted the challenge of
resurrecting Florida A&M's collapsing football fortunes
in 1974, he didn't make any long range plans. He wanted
. and not them.
immediate results
In just two years Hubbard redirected the FAMU
football program and under his leadership the Rattlers
regained that respectability that had become a tradition
on the highest of Tallahassee's seven hills.
Florida A&M had has a history of winning at football.
From 1937 through 1969 the Rattlers won 252 games and
lost only 46, an average of just over one loss per year for
33 seasons. In the four years immediately preceding
Hubbard's arrival A&M dropped 22 games for an average
of 5.5 losses per season, while winning only 21.
In Hubbard's first season, 1974, he coached the
Rattlers to a 6-5 season, their first winning record since a
similar mark in 1971. And that was just the beginning. In
1975 Hubbard's team posted a 9-2 record, their best
overall since 1969. It also was the first time a Florida A&M
team had won as many as nine games in a single season
since 1964.
With a background as a former player and coach under Woody Hayes at Ohio State, Hubbard brought in a
winning attitude. He is a believer in sound, fundamental
football and knows how to recruit the horses to make his
program go.
While at Ohio State, Hubbard personally recruited
Archie Griffin, who later became the only person ever to
win the Heisman Trophy twice, Cornelius Greene and
John Hicks. Greene has been the MVP in the Rose Bowl
while Hicks won the Outland and Lombardi trophies
before entering the National Football League.
An All-Conference and All-County performer in
high school basketball and football for three years, Hubbard was player-of-the-year as a freshman at Ohio State.
A knee injury sidelined the running back for most of
his sophomore year, but he fought back and was in uniform before the season's end. He was a starter all his
junior year and really blossomed during his senior year,
averaging 5.3 yards per carry, scoring three touchdowns,
catching 13 passes for 98 yards and averaging 17.1 yards
per attempt on kickoff returns.
Hubbard was drafted by Montreal of the Canadian
Football League in 1968 but forewent a professional football career when he was offered a job as backfield coach
for Ohio State. Hubbard said he wanted someday to
become a head coach and "I felt my chances were far
greater as an assistant to Coach Hayes than chancing a
professional football career."
He joined the Buckeye staff in 1968 and that year
Ohio State won the national championship. He has
coached Jim Otis, Leo Hayden and John Brockington, all
now prominent figures in the National Football League.
Hubbard has chartered the path for himself and his
Rattlers and from all indications that path leads to continued success. He will accept no less.
Hubbard hails from Hubbard. Ohio, where he
attended Hubbard High School (the names are mere
coincidence). He was recruited by over 60 colleges
before finally deciding on Ohio State.
He is married to the former Belinda Schwartz and is
the father of one son. Sean, and one daughter, olinda.
AL BOGAN
Offensive
Centers & Guards
Bogan became the first
member of Rudy Hubbard's
staff when Hubbard was named head coach. "AI will help
our program tremendously,"
Hubbard said. Bogan is a
graduate of Ohio University
and was an assistant at Indiana State University before
coming to Florida A&M. Dur/
ing his playing days at Ohio
University he starred asa running back and wide receiver. He is a student of the game
and approaches it with much vigor and enthusiasm.
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FRED GOLDSMITH
Defensive
Coordinator
Goidsmitn comes to
Florida A&M with impressive
credentials. He is a graduate
of the University of Florida
and has worked as an assistant
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under Doug Dickey. He ik
noted for his defensive ability
and the ability to turn losing
programs around. He went
into losing situations a:
Jasper,
Punta Gorda
Charlotte and DeLand an(!
whipped them all into respectability before leaving. His
most impressive defensive job was last year with the Rattlers
when his defensive unit finished second in the nation
against the score, aliowing only 69 points all season.
COSTA "POP" KITTLES
Wide Receivers
A FAMU alumnus, Kitties
has produced some top flight
receivers. He has gained the
reputation as being i
specialist in developing wide
receivers. He enters his 24th
season as a Rattler coach.
Kitties earned All-American
honors while playing end fo
the Rattlers in 1950. He also
holds a master's from Ohio
State and is an assistan
professor of physical education. He is nead basebali coach
and has turned out perennially strong teams. Considered
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one of the most thorough coaches in the business, Kitties
also is known for getting results in the classroom as well as
on the football field or baseball diamond. He is a native of
Jacksonville.
BOBBY LANG
Offensive
Tackles & Tight Ends
Lang is in charge of the
offensive interior line. He
enters his eleventh season as
a member of the Rattler
coaching staff. Lang was an
AII-SIAC performer during
his playing days at FAMU
where he earned his
bachelor's and master's
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degrees. He is assistant
educaprofessor of physical
tion and head track coach.
His track team is the defending SIAC Champion and during
one stretch won the crown from 1968 through 1970, and in
1968 his 440 relay team (Major Hazelton,Jim Ashcroft, Gene
Milton and Nate James) became the first in history to retire
the James C. Patterson Challenge Cup at the Penn Relays by
winning it three consecutive years. Lang joined the FAMU
staff in 1966 and is a native of Jacksonville.
ROBERT
"BOB"
MUNGEN
Defensive
Secondary
Mungen is a graduate of
FAMU and during his undergraduate days played end,
halfback and quarterback for
the Rattlers. He is head tennis
coach and assistant professor
of physical education. He
earned his master sat Indiana
University. Prior to joining
the Rattler staff Mungen was
head coach at Edward Waters
College in Jacksonviile, Fla.,
and Knoxville (Tenn.)College. He is also in charge of the
treshmen and works with the varsity punters and kickers.
His defensive secondaries are known for their ruggedness,
speed and hard hitting. He is a native of Jacksonville and is
in his 16th season as a Rattler coach.
WINFRED ALLEN
Defensive T ckle
KENNY BOGINS
Wide Receivr
WILLIE BREWTON
Offensive Guard
CAL BURGESS
Wide RfI (iiv(r
WAYNE CAMPBELL
Center
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Offensive Guard
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Tight End
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Defensive Tackle
CLARENCE HAWKINS
Fullback
JOHN KING
Defensive Back
STANLEY KING
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Defensive End
STEVE ISAAC
Linebacker
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Offensive Guard
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Defensive Back
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Tailback
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TYRONE McGRIFF
Offensivt Guii d
BENNY MILLY
Offensive Tackle
KENNY MUL LENS
Defensive Tackle
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Punter Kicker
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Defensive End
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Defensive Back
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Wing back
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The Midshipmen of the Naval ROTC at
FAMU have returned from their Summer
Cruises to Hong Kong, Hawaii, Rio De
Janiero and the Mediterranean. They've seen
a lot and they have enjoyed an exciting and
challenging summer. But Most important,
they each were given responsibilities which
most people never see in a lifetime. Picture
yourself on the Bridge of a Destroyer, or at
the controls of an F-14 Tomcat or leading a
platoon of Marines. Our NROTC graduates
are out there now as leaders in the Navy and
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If you are looking for a challenge and a
position with some real responsibility after
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We invite you to stop by the Unit at 690
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Dear Fellow Band Member:
The "Marching 100" needs your support for the
coming year. Twenty thousand (20,000) dollars more is
needed to pay for the new band uniforms and some
new instruments must also be purchased. Let's help by
attending the Reunion, and purchasing a banquet
ticket for Twenty-five dollars ($25.00) a Plate Dinner at
5:15p n~n Friday, November 5,1976. We are asking
all those who can't attend to purchase at least one
dinner for a present member of the"Marching 100."
The First Annual "Marching 100" Reunion will be
held in Tallahassee on November 5 & 6, 1976. The
homecoming agenda will feature the FAMU National
Alumni Band, the 1976 edition of the "Marching 100"
and the Roasting of Dr. William P. Foster at the Reunion Banquet. You are expected to march with the
National Alumni Band. The following is the.schedule
of activities for this historic occasion.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1976
8:00 a.m.5:00 p.m. Registration, Room 211, FTFAC (Music
Building)
11:00 a.m. Homecoming Convocation, Lee Hall
1:00 p.m. Organization Meeting, Room 204, FTFAC
3:00 p.m. Homecoming Parade (Representatives of
FAMU Alumni Band to ride in several cars
behind the 1976 FAMU Marching Band)
5:15 p.m. Reception to renew acquaintances, The
Brothers Three, 2696 N. Monroe Street.
6:00 p.m. FAMU Alumni Band Reunion Banquet.
Roasting of Dr. William P.Foster, Director
of Bands at FAMU since 1946. The
Brothers Three, 2696 N. Monroe Street.
8:30 p.m. Rattler Strike/Pep Rally, Bragg Stadium.
10:00 p.m. Meeting and Social Hour, Recital Hall, FTFAC.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1976
8:00 a.m.5:00 p.m. Registration, Room 211, FTFAC (Music)
8:00 a.m. Instrument and Uniform check nout
FAMU ALUMNI BAND INQUIRY FORM
Please take the time to complete and return this inquiry form to:
Dr. William P. Foster, Director of Bands
Florida A&M University, Tallahassee, Florida 32307
Telephone: (A.C. 904) 599-3334 or 599-3341
Nam e .................................................................................................
Class (if any) ......................................
City
State
..............................
Zip Code
Instrum ent You W ill play ................................................................
Present Profession & Position ..........................................................
i.
have a limited number for checkout.
Band and
and FAMU Alumni Band. Music
review of Pre-game and Halftime Shows.
Please Check the Appropriate Box:
0 I will participate in the Band Reunion.
o I will attend the FAMU Alumni Reception and
Dinner Friday Evening, November 5th. I will
need...........reservations. A check or money order
payable to FAMU Band is enclosed for the amount
of $.................($25.00 per person)
o I am interested in the FAMU Alumni Band and will
be with you on Saturday Morning, November 6th at
8:00 o'clock in the Band Room.
o I will be with ou for the Alumni Band Reunion on
10:00 a.m.-
I
Last Year in Band.................
Street Address ............ .......................................
9:00 a.m.9:50 a.m.
11:15 a.m. Band Drill Field, Field Rehearsal. PreGame and Halftime Shows.
11:30 a.m. Complimentary Box Lunches, Mr. Bruce
L. Mills in charge
12:45 noon BAND ROOM, Tuning and music review
of Pre-Game and Halftime Shows.
1:30 p.m. Departure from Band Room in Rattler formation to Bragg Stadium.
1:45 p.m. Pre-game Show.
2:00 p.m. Homecoming Football Game, FAMU vs
Alabama A&M.
3:00 p.m. Halftime Show by FAMU Band and FAMU
9:00 p.m.- Alumni Band.
1:00 a.m. Florida A&M University Alumni Dance,
Hilton
Hotel.
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TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA
November 5th and 6th, but will not be playing an
instrument.
] I will be at the FAMU Alumni Band Organization
Meeting Friday, November 5th at 1:00 p.m., Room
204 FTFAC (Music Building)
O I am interested in the FAMU Alumni Band, but, unfortunately, I cannot be with you this Fall. The
above is my current address so we can keep in
touch.
NOTE:
1. You may check out a band uniform at 8:00 a.m., Saturday,
November 6th, Room 304.
2. Please arrangeto borrow and bringyour own instrumentas the
university supply of instruments is very limited.
3. Music will be sent to you under separate cover.
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FLORIDA A&M UNIVERSITY MARCHING BAND
PRE-GAME SHOW
1. ENTRANCE & INTRODUCTION OF BAND
2. FORMATION:
Block Band
3. FORMATION:
Concert Band
4. FORMATION:
FAMU
5. FORMATION:
6. MANEUVER:
Block Band
Block Band
MUSIC:
MUSIC:
TRAVELLING:
MUSIC:
"Fight Fanfares"
"A Fifth of Beethoven"
"FAMU Spirit"
"The Florida A&M University Alma Mater"
MUSIC:
MUSIC:
"The Star Spangled Banner"
"In Storm & Sunshine," March
HALF-TIME PAGEANT
Theme: "Disco Sounds of 1976"
1.
ENTRANCE & PRESENTATION OF BAND
2. FORMATION:
3. MANEUVER:
4. FORMATION:
5.
6.
7.
8.
FORMATION:
FORMATION:
MANEUVER:
MANEUVER:
Company Front
Multidrill
DISCO '76
Concert Band
Block Band
Dance Routine
Band Exit
MUSIC:
"20th Century FANFARE"
MUSIC:
"Theme from Swat" and "Primal Scream"
"Shake Your Booty"
"Just to be Close to You" and "Sarah Smiles"
MUSIC:
MUSIC:
MUSIC:
MUSIC:
"Bus Stop" and "Getaway"
"Shake Your Booty"
THE FLORIDA A&M UNIVERSITY MARCHING BAND STAFF
Dr William P.Foster,Directorof Bands
Julian E White,Associate Directorof BandsDrillmaster andDirector
of Saxophones
Lindsey B.Sarjeant, Assistant Directorof Bands,Arranger andDirector of Trumpets
Charless.Bing, Assistant Directorof Bands.Directorof Baritone
Horns,
TrombonesandTubes
Shaylor L James,Directorof Percussion
J.LeeMcHugh,Directorof Contralto Hornsand BandLibrary
Dr JohnH.Daniels,Jr., Directorof Clarinets
Bruce L.Mills, Storekeeper
and EquipmentManager
GloriaJones,
Secretary
RobertAllen,Directorof University Relations
Horace Gosier,Acting Sports Information Director
ErnestFillyau,University Photographer
JosephBullard, Announcer
Keith Mears,HeadDrumMajor
Keith Hannah,Assistant DrumMajor
KennethHarris,Assistant DrumMajor
GaryBrown,Assistant Drum Major
RaynellWilliams, LeaderofClarinets
Anthony Brown,Assistant LeaderofClarinets
RicardoSmith,Leaderof Saxophones
CharlesCrawford,Assistant LeaderofSaxophones
Lonnie
Green,Assistant LeaderofSaxophones
DavidDorkin,Assistant LeaderofSaxophnoes
KimJohnson,
Assistant LeaderofSaxophones
RonaldWright, Assistant Leaderof Saxophones
MichaelBarr,Leaderof Trumpets
Reginald McCoy,Assistant Leader of Trumpets
HenryDavis,Assistant Leaderof Trumpets
Linzerl Rutledge.Assistant Leaderof Trumpets
DarylWulcox, Assistant Leaderof Trumpets
JamesGregg,Assistant Leaderof Trumpets
MiachaelDebose,Leaderof ContraltoHorns
Norman White.Assistant Leaderof Contralto Horns
Lorenzo Williams. Assistant Leaderof ContraltoHorns
JamesCleveland.Leaderof BaritoneHorns
RichardOverton, Assistant Leaderof BaritoneHorns
Wilbur Neal. Leader oftTrombones
William Hill,'Assistant Leaderof Trombones
DarylWilson,Assistant Leaderof Tromboner
Aaron Brooks Assistant Leaderof Trombones
MatthewSimmonsLeader of Tubas
Bobby Humpnries,Assistant Leaderof Tubas
KennethSeabrook.Assistant Leaderof Tubas
EdwardMaddox,Assistant Leaderof Tubas
Arthur Vaughn,Leader
of Percussion
MatthewHarrell, Assistant Leaderof Percussion
Kelvin Butler,Assistant Leaderof Percussion
RobertWhite,Assistant Leaderof Percussion
RonnieWilson,Assistant Leaderof Percussion
DonaidMoore Assistant Leaderof Percussion
RichardJones,Assistant Leader of Percussion
MarionChisholmLeader of Flag Corps
WaymonGooding Assistant Leaderof FlagCorps
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Linzerl Rutledge,Coordinator of Music CopyStaff
Robert Sewell.Assistant Coordinator of Music CopyStaff
James Roberts, Coordinator of Equipment and FieldStaff
RobertKelly, Assistant Coordinatorof EquipmentandFieldStaff
Kim Sarjeant.Coordinator of Instrument RepairStaff
RobertCrawford.Instrument RepairStaff
Arthur Vaughn,Instrument RepairStaff
Sylvester Polk,Instrument RepairStaff
KennethSeabrook,Instrument RepairStaff
RynellWilliams, Instrument RepairStaff
DinthaMyers.STudentARranger
Longineu Parsons.StudentArranger
Ernest Thomas, Student Arranger
NormanWhite.StudentArranger
LouisNeal.StudentArranger
DesmondBoone,DanceChoreographer
JamesGregg,Assistant DanceChoreographer
RicardoSmith,President
Linzerl Rutledge.VicePresident
LorenzoWilliams. Treasurer
Meta Earl.Secretary
MatthewSimmons,Parliamentarian
MichaelBarr. Reporter
MichaelDebose.Song Leader
Cyrus Flannigan.Chaplain
Lorenzo Williams. Presidentof KappaKappaPsi
Arlinda Coney Presidentof Tau BetaSigma
The
New
Chevrolet
The handwriting was on the wall.
It clearly said that the time had
come for a new kind of 6-passenger
car. One that would use fuel and space
more sparingly yet still provide the
kind of room and ride you've found so
comfortable and comforting in our
popular full-size Chevys of the past.
The car is here.
It's called The New Chevrolet.
makes it easier to climb into and out of.
More trunk room
Thetrunk is truly enormous, more than
a cubic foot bigger than last year, with
a nice flat floor that makes it easy to
arrange things.
It's one of many pleasant surprises
awaiting you in The New Chevrolet.
More efficient
The New Chevrolet is, by design, a
very lean but very strong automobile,
with not a trace of flab anywhere on its
beautiful body, chassis or frame.
And it pays off at the gas pump.
In EPA tests, The New Chevrolet is
rated at 22 mpg highway 17 mpg city
with the new standard Six, auto. trans.
and 2.73 axle. Remember, EPA figures
are estimates. The actual mileage you
get will vary depending on the type of
driving you do, your driving habits, your
car's condition and available equipment. (In California, EPA mileage
figures are lower.)
The New Chevrolet.
We made it right for the times
without making it wrong for the people.
You're going to love it.
More head room
The New Chevrolet stands a
little taller than last year's full-size
Chevy, which perhaps explains why it
looks so very proud in profile.
Inside, there's a little more clearance for heads and hats and hairdos,
both in the back seat and up front.
A new acoustical ceiling helps
keep things nice and quiet.
More leg room
We've increased the rear seat
leg room by an inch in The Sedan
(below) and by nearly two inches in
The Coupe.
It will make a significant difference
in riding comfort, especially on trips.
The straight-up styling of the car
Now that's more like it.
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MICHAEL SOREY ....... TE
BRUCE SAVAGE ......... LT
TYRONE McGRIFF ...... RG
BENNY MILLS ............. RT
VINCENT RUISE ........ LG
WAYNE CAMPBELL ....... C
CAL BURGESS ........... WR
CLARENCE HAWKINS .. FB
JAMES EARLY ............. TB
CHRIS DOUGLAS ....... WB
ALBERT CHESTER ........QB
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SAN JOHNSON .................. DT
JOHN DICKENS ................ DT
DONALD TIBBS ................
DL
DANNY JOHNSON ......DE
MAURICE FIZGERALD ... DE
KEVIN RUSSELL .............. DB
WILLIE BLUE ..................... DB
OLIVER DAVIS .................. DB
EMMETT HAYNES ......... LB
DONNIE McCORD .......... LB
GREGORY HUSBAND .....
LB
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THE RATTLERS
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Anderson, C
Anderson, R.
Bellamy
83 Beneby
4 Bogins
63 Brewton
21 Burgess
Burroughs
75 Campbell
40 Carter
65 Chavers
2 Chester
Collier
28 Crowell, D
48 Crowell, R
41 Cummings
42 Douglas
44 Early
Flowers
53 Floyd
17 Gaines
46 Garrison
38 Goodman
95 Grady
87 Green, D
36 Green, R
51 Griner
78 Hagins
30 Hawkins
Hayling
74 Hendrieth
90 Hodge
Irby
52 Isaac
11 James
Johnon, J
35 Johnson, L
70 Jones, A
32 Jones, A L
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56 King, S
Kitchen
Kyles
16 Lane
95 Lewis
Long ..
96 Mackey
3 3Martin
McCoy
72 Mills
7 Mitchell
77 Mullins
Parke
20 Parnell
Perry
27 Pete
10 Pope
Powell
Pratt
15 Price
1 Reinhard
Roberts
73 Robinson
69 Ruise
18 Saddler
79 Savage
34 Sessoms
Shockley
Small
81 Sorey .
Swain
92 Thomas, C
39 Thomas, M
47 Walton
45 White
Worthen
Wright, A
85 Wright
91 Yates
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TENNESSEE OFFENSE
McDONALD ODEN.......... E
ROBERT MORGAN.......... C
JIMMY CARTER .......... OL
HOMER ELIAS ............. OL
STEPHEN ELLIS .......... OL
WILLIAM WARNER....OL
RANDY WILLIAMSON ...WR
RODNEY PARKER....... WR
NATHANIEL SIMPSON ...RB
NATHANIEL JACKSON ..RB
AUSTIN THOMPSON...QOB
FLORIDA A&M DEFENSE
EARL GOODMAN........ DE
JEFFREY GRANDY...DE
KENNETH MULLINS..RT
EPHRAM HAGINS....... LT
ROBERT CROWELL..MG
LB
STEVE ISAAC ...........
JOE YATES............... LB
CURTIS PARNELL........ M
DARYLETYSON ........ CB
WARREN SADLER...... CB
ARTHUR JONES .......... S
HAROLD NEELEY ......... K
HERB REINHARD ......... K
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THE TIGERS
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Beauchamn
Berry ........ DL
DB
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Walker ..
RB
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TALLAHASSEE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY
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OCT 23rd, 1976 SATURI1DAY
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CURTIS PARNELL
FAMU CO-CAPTAINS ARE
TEAM LEADERS
.re
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MIKE SOREY
by Horace Gosier
"A Rattler team captain isa guy that
all the players respect, and he has to
be someone who I can believe in.
Most importantly, he has to be a good
football player."
Those thoughts, says FAMU Head
Coach Rudy Hubbard, are the
guiding principles to which he
adheres in selecting team captains
for each season.
On the 1976 Rattler roster, there are
many players who possess traits of
leadership. But when the selection
process was conducted earlier this
year, four names stood out from the
rest.
Rattler co-captains Cal Burgess, Earl
Goodman, Curtis Parnell and Michael
Sorey were selected by Coach Hubbard to provide the necessary player
leadership, and they have done so admirably.
According to Hubbard, other factors in their selections were their individual improvement as players, and
their motivation to work on their own
during the off-season.
"All four are hard workers," said
Hubbard. "They did a lot of work on
theirown weight-lifting and runningand this affected the whole team."
Cal Burgess, the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace H.
Burgess of
Tallahassee, is a senior Business
Management major. His hobbies are
sports, traveling and pretty girls. Cal
is a wide receiver and he is interested
in pro football and private business as
career options. He wears number 21
on offense.
Earl Roland Goodman, defensive
end, is the son of Mrs. Raynell Goodman of Tampa. He is a Health and
Physical Education major and has his
eyes on a career in pro football or
teaching. Earl enjoys music and sports
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in his spare time, and he is a member
of Alpha Phi Omega service fraternity, and is number 38 on defense.
Curtis Parnell, affectionately called
"Pecan," plays deep back for the
Rattlers and is a senior Health and
Physical Education major. He is the
son of Mrs. Lula Mae Russ of Miami.
Curtis plays, among other things in his
spare time, basketball, softball, pingpong, and tennis. His career choices
are professional football, teaching
and coaching football. Curt wears
number 20 on defense.
Michael Sorey, a senior Business
Management major, is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur H. Sorey of Miami.
Mike plays tight end and plans to
have careers in pro football and
business. He plays basketball, pool,
tennis and likes to swim in his spare
time, He is number 81 on offense.
The Rattlers are fortunate to have
four men of their caliber.
FLORIDA A&M UNIVERSITY 1976 FOOTBALL ROSTER
NAME
Herb Reinhard
Albert Chester
David Martin
Kenny Bogins
Larry Mitchell
Rickey Pope
Robert James
Cleaver Haying
Pete Taylor
Clifford Price
Thomas Lane
Dale Robinson
Warren Saddler
Mike Small
Curt Parnell
Cal Burgess
Eddie Frazier
Keith Marshall
John King
Gregory Brown
Keith Pete
David Crowell
Daryle Tyson
Clarence Hawkins
Daniel Oliver
Arthur L. Jones
Melvin McFayden
Harold Sessoms
Donald Shockley
Roscoe Green
Leonard Simmons
Earl Goodman
Mike Thomas
.Reginald Carter
Ralph Cummings
Chris Douglas
Carlis Swain
James Early
Ike Williams
John Johnson
Terry King
Ralph Kyles
Anthony Powell
Steve Isaac
Charles Floyd
Jeff Irby
Stanley King
David White
Dwight Walton
Robert Crowell
Kaiser Lewis
Walt Sifford
Emmit Griner
Willie Brewton
Autry Hayes
Tim Chavers
Steve Johnson
Harrell Oliver
Tyrone McGriff
Vince Ruise
Arthur Jones
Willie Spencer
Benny Mills
Barry Robinson
Algie Hendrieth
Wayne Campbell
Winfred Allen
Kenny Mullens
Ephram Hagins
Bruce Savage
William Spencer
Mike-Sorey
Kizer Sifford
Ray.Beneby
Harold, Neely
Kenny Wright
Frank Grady
David Green
Jeff Grady
88
Emanuel White
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DB
WR
RB
RB
DB
RB
DB
WR
DB
FB
TB
HT
5-4
6-1
5-9
6-2
6-2
6-0
2
6-2
6-5
6-5
6-1
6-1
5-11
6-2
6-1
6-0
5-9
5-11
6-1
5-10
6-1
6-0
6-2
6-0
5-11
6-5
6-1
6-0
6-0
6-11
5-9
6-0
6-0
6-0
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6o-0
6-0
5-11
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6-2
5-11
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6-2
3-1
6-0
RB
FB
DB
TB
FB
DE
TB
FB
FB
WB
FB
TB
WB
DB
DB
TB
C
LB
LB
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WR
LB
NG
DE
LB
OG
OG
OG
NG
OG
LB
OG
OG
OT
NG
OT
OT
DT
OT
DT
DT
DT
OT
DT
TE
WR
DT
P/ K
OG
DE
TE
DE
TE
6-0
6-2
62
6-3
6-3
6-1
16-4
620
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6-0
6-1
6-3
6-2
6-0
6-2
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6-2
6-5
6-0
6-4
6-1
6-1
6-3
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6-0
6-2
6-5
6-3
6-4
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175
165
171
200
160
5-10
200
185
175
165
170
165
180
185
175
175
190
185
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165
165
180
195
190
188
195
230
180
180
195
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191
206
185
175
200
185
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175
175
185
215
210
207
195
187
210
2:30
202
190
210
238
215
255
245
195
250
215
273
230
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255
243
250
215
243
225
243
240
205
166
240
185
225
220
205
211
190
HOMETOWN
Tallahassee
Jacksonville
Jacksonville
Jacksonville
Ft. Pierce
Pensacola
Key West
Ft. Pierce
Waycross, Ga.
Chicago
Miami
Gainesville
Jacksonville
Jacksonville
Miami
Tallahassee
Vero Beach
Panama City
Miami
Orlando
New Orleans
Columbus, Ga.
Jacksonville
Newport News. Va.
Leesburg
Newport News, Va.
Daytona Beach
Newport News. Va.
Jacksonville
Tampa
Miami
Tampa
Baldwin
Waycross, Ga.
Quincy
Tallahassee
Pensacola
Eatonville
Tampa
Tallahassee
Vero Beach
Tampa
Quincy
Eustir,
Orange Park
Daytona Beach
Miami
Cleveland, Ohio
Bradenton
Columbus, Ga.
Newport News, Va.
Salisbury, N. C.
Green Cove Springs
Ocala
Miami
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Newport News. Va.
Jasper
Vero Beach
Macdlenny
Chicago
Haines-'City
Sanford
Philadelphia
Miami
Detroit
Albany. Ga.
St., Petersburg
Lorain, Ohio
Savannah. Ga.
Haines City
Miami
Salisbury, N.*C.
Miami
Milton
Miami
DeLand
Miami
DeLand
Lakeland
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Name
Sam Coleman
Lawrence Umeadi
Austin Thompson
Gregory Swinney
Eugene Licas
Ronald Forge
Frank Thaxton
Aaron Jones
Nathan Simpson
Ralph Carnahan
Kevin Russell
James Caruthers
Willie Blue
Randolph Williamson
Joe Foster
Mike Morgan
Larry Newman
Mike McMillian
Vincent Thomas
Nate Jackson
Lawrence Barnes
Danny Robinson
Lanny Martin
Darty Charles
Rufus Robinson
Rodney Parker
John Perry
Gregory Husband
John Smith
Billy McBride
Oliver Davis
Emmette Haynes
Mike Thomas
Lorenzo Sellas
James Taylor
Donnie McCord
James Hancock
Aaron Joseph
Charles Mullins
Booker Beaucham
Robert Morgan
Jimmy Carter
Robert Johnson
Homer Elias
Dwight Wheeler
Dexter Berry
Donnie Brownlee
Bruce Walker
Jake Holland
Jessie Deramus
Stephen Ellis
Stan Johnson
William Warner
Sam Smith
Bruce Evans
Donalb Tibb
Alfred Hall
McDonald Oden
Robert Allen
Rozmond Gordon
Jerrold McRae
John Dickens
Rickey Robinson
Sylvester Lawson
Calvin Perkins
Danny Johnson
Calvin Gholston
Maurice Fitzgerald
Ht.
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6-3
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6-1
6-0
6-0
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6-0
6-0
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211
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195
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185
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Hometom
New Orleans, La.
Biafria
Corinth, Miss.
Phil Campbell, Ala.
Richmond, Va.
Dallas, Texas
Memphis
Birmingham, Ala.
Nashville
Nashville
Atlanta, Ga.
Nashville
Birmingham, Ala.
Nashville
Birmingham, Ala.
Columbia
Memphis
Warren, Ohio
Baton Rouge, La.
Seale, Ala.
Bessemer, Ala.
Little Rock, Ark.
Atlanta, Ga.
Laurel, Miss.
Atlanta, Ga.
New Orleans, La.
Atlanta, Ga.
New Orleans, La.
Tuskegee, Ala.
Syracuse, N.Y.
Seale, Ala.
Dallas, Texas
Toledo, Ohio
Washington, D.C.
Memphis
Nashville
Alliance, Ohio
Tuskegee, Ala.
Atlanta, Ga.
Orlando, Fla.
Baton Rouge, La.
Birmingham, Ala.
Chicago, Ill.
Fort Mitchell, Ala.
Memphis
Atlanta, Ga.
Atlanta, Ga.
Detroit, Mich.
Fort Campbell. Ky.
Anniston, Ala.
Warren, Ohio
Sandusky, Ohio
Bogalusa, La.
Greenwood, Miss.
Orlando, Fla.
New Orleans, La.
Memphis
Springfield
Atlanta, Ga.
Columbus, Ohio
Laurel, Miss.
Greenwood, Miss
New Orleans, La.
Atlanta, Ga.
Lon Angeles, Calif.
Shelbyville
Waverly
Nashville
TENN. STATE TIGERS
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Defensive Tackle
JOHN A. MLHRITT
Head Coach
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Center
WILLIAM~ W~ARNER
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MAURICE FITZGERALD
Defensive End
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Defensive Back
D)ANNY JOHNSON
Defensive End
JERROLD McRAE
Flanker
CAPITAL CITY CLASSIC
Sponsored by
Tallahassee Urban League
Florida A&M University
Florida Southern University
Kentucky State College
Valdosta State College
Gaither Gymnasium
"Support your Rattlers while helping
Tallahassee"
DECEMBER 17-18, 1976
RATTLER BOOSTERS-
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Abraham,A A.
Abraham, R.L.
Alexander, H. C.
Allen, R.
Anderson, 0.
Andres, Richard - Lake City
Austin, Inez
Austin, Robert (Jr.)
Bailey, C.
Bailey, Ray
Bainbridge Road Service Station
Baker, Randolph
Baker. Raymond
Baker. Willie
Baker's Pharmacy
Barge, James (Mr.)
Barnett, James
Bennett, Emma
Bland, George
Bogan, Al
Boggs, Nathaniel (Jr.)
Brewington, E@
Brison, James
Brown, J. D.
Bruce. Robert
Bruce. Willie
Bruton. J. L.
Burgess. E. J.
Burgess, Wallace
Captain. Ponder (Jr.)
Caswell. General
Chambers. Nehemaih - President
Clark. L. B.
Coleman, R. C.
Collins. Shirley
Columbos
Cotton. William
Darbey. David
Davis, Calip
Davis. Micheal T
Dixon. Bernard
Douglas. Samuel
Economy Drugs
Eldorado Cafe
Ellis. Wallace
Ellison. J. E.
Everette. Eddie M.
Field. Annie Dene
Flakes. Robert
YIV IIIYIVII~ LLW
Floyd, Willie
Ford, Annie Mae
Ford, C.A.
Ford, James
Ford, Roosevelt (Jr.)
Foxx, J.
Frison, Curtis
Gaskins, Lester
Gayfer's Dept. - Tallahassee
Gaymon, N.
Goldsmith, Fred
Graham, Eddie
Hagins, Lillian W.
Hall, Sonny
Hannah, Albert
Harris, Dickey
Harris, James
Harris, Roosevelt
Harris, Sampson (Sr.)
Harris, Sharon
Harris, Willie
Hawk's Lounge
Hawkins, Irma
Hayes. Chester
Hayes. Rodney
Henderson. James R.
Holden. Irene N. - Treasurer
Holden. J. H. (Sr.)
Holiday. Fred
Hubbard. Campbell
Hubbard. Rudy
Huston. Ted
Inge. L. L.
Jackson Eddie
Jackson. ONeal
James. Carlton
James. Hubert
Jefferson. Major
Jefferson. Shelby L.
Jenkins. H S.
Johnson. Lamar
Johnson. Sandy J.
Jones. Gladys
Kenon. Williams
Kilpatrick. James
King. 1. B.
Kitties. C.
Knighton s Exxon Service
Lang. Bobby
Lewis,. L
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Lewis, V. G.
L & J's Lounge
Lockley, Barney
Lynn, Jimmy
Mack, Martha
Manning, Eva
Marshall, Joe Doc
Martin, Glover
McClendon, B. R.
McCoy, A.
McMillan, Sarah
Miller, Will
Mills, Irving
Mohr, P. B. (Sr.)
Montgomery, Herbert
Moore. Bernell
Moore, Roy
Morgan. W.
Mungen, Robert
Musgray. Joe
Mutch, Willie
NuDay Graphics
New Dawn Realty, Inc.
New World Barbecue
Neyland. L. W.
Niles. R. N.
Norwood. Edwin F. (Sr.)
Olds. F. C.
Parker. Dorothy R.
Parker. H. C.
Peacock. Herman
Peacock. Robert
Perry. B. L. (Jr.)
Peterson. Wilber
Proctor. Pat
Quinn. C. W. Roofing Co.
Randolph. Eddie
Randolph. James
Randolph. Willie
Reddick, Charles A.
Rivers. James (Jr.)
Roberts. Annett
Robinson. Alvin
Rodgers. Arthur
Ross. Vernell
Russeil. S. K.
Sanders. William
Scarbough. R S.
Scott. Eugene
Scott. Ted- Vice Pres.
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Searless, Thomas. A.
Sheffield Body Shop
Simpkins, Eddie - Monticello
Sims, Obadiah (Jr.)
Sloan, Frank
Smith, Abraham (Sr.)
Smith, Bonnie
Smith, Gladys
Smith, Gwendolyn
Smith, McKenny
Snellings, R. C.
Speed, Cornecius, M. (Jr.)
Spradley, John W. (Sr.)
Springer. Troy
Stokes. L. A.
Super X Food Store
Taylor, A.
Taylor, Vernal L.
Taylor, W. Garage
Teele, A. E. (Sr.)-The Half Moon
Thomas, M. S.
Thompson, Leroy (Jr.)
Toliver, Robert
Tookes, H. E.
Trueblood, Henry
Walker. C.A.
Walker. Richard
Ward. Eugene
Warren. Collette
Watkins. Paul J. (Ill)
Watson, Marion
William. J. W.
Williams. Del
Williams. Ferrell
Williams. Florida - Secretary
Williams. John
Williams. Kellean
Williams. Roscoe
Willie. Dickey
Wilson. Jimmy - Painting
Wilson. Ralph
Wilson. Roosevelt
Wooden. Margaret C.
Woodward. Willie
Wyatt. Robert
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The Oriental Bazaar
We offer a wide selection W1 Oriental foods and
gift items. We carry -Philippine, Chinese,
Japanese, Korean and Thai foods. Come and see
us. If we do notihave it, we will be glad to get it-for
you.
Complete Repairs
24 Hour Wrecker Service
ORIENTAL BAZAAR
Watson Tyson's Garage
2020 South Adams Street
Tallahassee, Florida
Telephone. No. 224-1401
1937 South Monroe Street
Tallahassee, Florida
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UNIVERSITY
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BROWN'S
PHARMACY
Downtown
441 N. Monroe St.
Northside
2057 N. Monroe St.
Free storeside parking
Drugs - Prescriptions
Gifts - Cosmetics
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Greeting Cards -
Sundries
A1?iet
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ADIDAS -
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and Many, Many More
Warm-Up Suits for All Ages
"SHOES FOR ALL SPORTS"
HILLTOP APARTMENTS
411 Chapel Drive
1 BEDROOM FURNISHED
Rates from $148-Walk to FAMU
grocery store, theatre, drug store and
several night spots.
POOL-LAUNDRY REC ROOM-SAUNA
Call Bonnie 222-2056
BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE
NOVEMBER
26 at Xavier University
27 at Dillard University
DECEMBER
2-3 ORANGE BLOSSOM CLASSIC
TOURNAMENT-Miami, Jackson
State, Central State, Florida
Memorial
11 Tournament-Cheynne State at
Philadelphia (New addition)
13 at Jackson State
14 at Alcorn State
17-18 Tournament-CAPITAL CITY
CLASSIC-Tallahassee
Kentucky State
Valdosta State
Florida Southern
21-23 Tournament-Martin Luther King
Invitational-Chicago, Illinois
JANUARY
8 at Morris Brown
10 at Benedict
13 TUSKEGEE
15 ALBANY STATE
19 MORRIS BROWN
22 BENEDICT
25 at Alabama A&M
29 BETHUNE-COOKMAN
FEBRUARY
2 at Alabama State
5 at Albany State
10 at Tuskegee
12 ALABAMA A&M
16 ALABAMA STATE
19 at Bethune-Cookman
21 at South Florida
24-26 SIAC TOURNAMENT-Huntsville,
Alabama
Home Games Start at 7:30 p.m.
M IK E YS
Slack Menagerie
CLEAN
CLASSIC
EUROPEAN DRESS SLACKS
Tallahassee's Newest
WAIST SIZES 28 TO 38
180 Rooms
Restaurant, Gift Shop
Phone (904) 877-6121
Hwy 27 South 3100 Ap3.dachee
Pkway
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FLORIDA MOTOR COURT HOTEL
2 Miles East of Florida State Capital
on U.S. Hwy. 27 South & Hwy. 20
Tallahassee, Florida
Specializing in Major
Domestic & Foreign Car Repairs
KILPATRICK e; SONS GARAGE
ROBINSON'S GROCERY
& MARKET
2635 S. Adams Street
Tallahassee, Florida
877-3530
Complete Line of Groceries
Poultry & Quality Meats
Phone 576-9161
Tune Up
Major Engine Overhaul
Transmission Work
Paint & Body Work
2021 Holton Street
Tallahassee, Florida
FAME'SO
RATTLER
BOOSTERS
Cont'dHerbert Alexander
Clara B.Allen
Ralph G. Allen
M. Keith Barrington
R. S. Bonds
Herbert Caldwell
R. K. Chalmers
Jessie Crumbie
Verdell Evans
Connie Gillispie
Louella Gillispie
Robert "Pete" Griffin
Martha Harris
Cleo Jackson
W. E. Jenkins
Charlie Jenkins
Carrie M. Johnson
Eddie L. Johnson
W. 0. Johnson
Charles Kemp
Freeman Lawrence
Abraham Lucas
James Martin, Jr.
Joe A. Marquess
Robert McMillan
Oscar A. Moore
J. C. Oliver
J. W. Riley
Theodore Roberts
Lillie T. Scott
Thomas Smith. Sr.
Thomas Smith, Jr.
Cleveland Washington
Harris D. Wells
A. W. Wright
Otis White
Willie Wynn
Willie Q. Wynn
BAR-BE-CUE
FAME'S FARE
Campus IDel ights
The FAkMU-Jumbo Cheeseburger
The TL iskegee-Hamburger
The Al lbany-Cheeseburger
The BeAthu ne-Cookman- Deluxe Ham
The M(Drris Brown- Fishwich
The Tebn nessee-Bar- Be-Cue
The Sc uthern-Bar-Be-Cue Box
1/2 Slabii of Bar-Be-Cue Rib
I Wholle Slab of Bar-Be-Cue Rib
The F*ame's Babby Rattler Kiddie
Bu urger
The ALabama Fried Chicken Box
Chrisp Golden Brown French Fries
The FR3me'9s Big Rattler Fresh Mullet
Fislh
The Femine's Barrel of Chicken, WellDre ssed with Fame's & Rattlers'
.BalkedBeans, Cole Slaw and Bread
FAUMTIGHT
ENDS ROSTER
Lua Bartley.
Lillie Bogan
Darcy Broadnax
Eunice Burgess
Sadie Gaither
Lillian Hagins
Martha A. Harris
Belinda Hubbard
Deboris Kelly
Ernestine LaCount
Cherry Lawrence
Doretha Munger.
Ann L. 0'Neal
Jewell Robinson
Alice Thompson
Leona Tookes
V.elma Williams
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11I A.M. til I A.M. Weekends
Code of Officials Signals
Helping the Runner,
or Interlocked
In'terference
Illegally Passing
or Handling Ball
Forward
incomplete Forward Pass,
Penalty Declined,
No Play, or No Score
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Grasping
Face Mask
Touching a Forward
Pass or Scrimmage Kick
Delay of Game
Roughing the Kicker
Ball Dead; If Hand
is Moved from Side
to Side: Touchback
Non-contact Fouls
Safety
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Substitution
Infractions
Loss of Down
Forwrd
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Illegal Shift
Ineligible Receiver
Down Field on Pass
Pla,
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Player Disqualified
Clipping
Illegal Procedure
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Blocking Below
the Waist
Offside (Infraction
of scrimmage or
free kick formation)
Passor Srimmge Kc11
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Hands and Arms
Time out; Referee's
Discretionary or Excess
Ball Illegally Touched, Time Out followed with
Kicked, or Batted
tapping hands on chest.
Illegal Motion
Forward Pass or
Kick Catching
Interference
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Personal Foul
Start the Clock
First Down
Intentional
Grounding
Compliments of-
MA MARY'S
KITCHEN
SHOE STOR ES
Get Home Cooking Without
Going Back Home
CAPITAL PLAZA
PARKWAY CENTER
Soul Food Only A Short WalkFrom
Any Point On FAMU Campus
NORTHWOOD MALL
Office-I 872 Thomasville Road
Mail Address-P.O. Box 966
Phone: 222-0906
Tallahassee, Florida 32302
622 EUGENIA STREET
PRICES - $1.70 to $3.00
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Compliments ofGREE
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FOOD MART, INC.
SPECIALIZING IN SEAFOOD
710 West Orange Avenue
Ph. 599-9369
311 Van Buren Street
Tallahassee, Florida
Across from Frank Nims School, Tallahassee
The Business With Your Complete Kitchen Needs
WE GIVE STAMPS WITH ALL PURCHASES
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508 W. Brevard.................... 222-0228
508$ W. Brevard.................... 224-3424
Tallahassee Furniture Co. No. 2
222-5204
657 W. Brevard ..............................
2101 HOLTON STREET
CORNER OF HOLTON AND OSCEOLA
Five Blocks West of Campus On Osceola
OPEN TILL MIDNIGHT AFTER ALL RATTLER
HOME GAMES
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Including Auti Body Repair
Uhe tearninq 5 Tree
OPEN 7:30 A.M. TIL 7:30 P.M.1
MONDAY-SATURDAY
DAY CARE CENTER
1800 Capital Circle N.E.
Ages 2 Mos.* to 5 Years
Tallahassee, FLA.
HRS. 7:00 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M.
Dollie M. Williams, R.N., Director
Owned by Willie & Carolyn Robinson, 1972
Graduates of FAMU
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