The SC State UniversityStudent Government Association

Presents

“A Royal Renaissance:A Celebration of Movement”

The Coronation ofMiss SC State University

and

The Installation ofStudent Government Association Executive

Officers2009 – 2010

Thursday, the Twenty-Ninth of OctoberTwo Thousand Nine

Eight O’clock in the Evening

Smith-Hammond-Middleton Memorial CenterSC State University

Orangeburg, South Carolina

Dr. George E. Cooper, President

INSIDE FRONT COVERBLANK

To the illustrious Dr. George E. Cooper, 10th President of SC State University and First Lady DianeCooper, my fellow Student Government Association Executive officers and guests, it is my pleasure towelcome you to “ A Royal Renaissance: A Celebration of Movement.” This year’s coronation themewas chosen because I wanted to embrace the African American culture. After the great migration,African American’s wanted a new start. The African Americans during this time desired to expressthemselves through art, music, dance, and literature. The Harlem Renaissance gave birth to some ofthe greatest authors and musicians.

To my fellow Bulldogs, I want to take this opportunity to say thank you for placing your trust in meas the spokeswoman for our beloved University. As your 72nd Miss South Carolina State University, Iam continuing the legacy of those queens who came before me and laying the foundation for thosewho will come after me. I continue to live by the verse, “God did not give me a spirit of fear but thepower of love and sound mind.” I hope to continue to be a role model for the young women of ouruniversity.

To my coronation committee, words can not express how much I appreciate all of you. Withoutyou, none of this would be possible. I do not think there is a great enough gift that I can give you thatwould truly show how grateful I am to have all of you in my life. You have taken my vision of theCotton Club and brought it to life.

To Ms. Adderson, Where do I begin? From the time I met you, I knew that you would be someoneI can count on. You work so hard for the students here at South Carolina State and you are truly anangel. You continue to put others before you, even when you are not feeling well. I know that when Ileave this institution, you will be the one that I continue to call on for motherly advice.

To all former queens, visiting queens, my royal court and coronation participates, thank you fortaking the time out of your busy schedules to celebrate this wonderful day with me. I have formedfriendships with all of you and I know that we will continue to grow together.

Finally and most importantly, to my family, all of you have been with me since birth. We have hadour ups and downs but you continue to support me no matter what. Mom, I love you. I rememberwhen I told you I wanted to run for Miss SC State, and you were so excited because this was somethingthat you wanted to do while you were in school but did not have the courage to go through with it. I amso happy that I had the opportunity to live out your dreams. Dad, even though you are out of thecountry (in Iraq), I know how proud you are of me. Zoel, my baby sister, I love you to pieces. I am sohappy that I have you for a sister and I pray to continue to be a role model in your life.

With Bulldog Pride and Honor,

Zuri StackhouseZuri StackhouseMiss South Carolina State University

A Message from the Queen

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A MESSAGE FROM PRESIDENT COOPER

Dear Miss Stackhouse:

I am pleased to congratulate you on the occasion of your Coronationas the 2009-2010 Miss South Carolina State University. The Coronationthis evening signifies your evolution as the official hostess of SC StateUniversity. As such, we are very proud this evening to recognize you asour Queen! This celebration is one that is well deserved.

This evening, you are making history by establishing your own legacyat SC State University. You represent poise, elegance and charm—just asthose queens who have come before you. This reign is one that youshould always remember and hold dear to your heart, for it is indeed agreat honor. As you don your crown, I ask that you do so with unwaveringpride.

Again, congratulations to you, Miss South Carolina State University, 2009-2010.

Sincerely,

George E. CooperPresident

DR. GEORGE E. COOPERPresident

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A Message From The Student Government Association

Greetings South Carolina State Family,I welcome you to the 2009-2010 Coronation and Installation ceremony. This year’s theme is “A

Royal Renaissance: “A Celebration of Movement.” This year we will be crowning our own royalty, a truerenaissance woman, Ms. Zuri Stackhouse, Miss SC State 2009-2010, and her Royal Court. We will alsobe installing the 2009 – 2010 Student Government Association Executive Board Officers. Our SGAtheme is “Believing in Greatness.” We are encouraging you and the community of Orangeburg tobelieve in the greatness that we have here at SC State University. I would like for you to show yoursupport as a “Believer” by purchasing your very own student designed “Believer” T-Shirt. The proceedsfrom these T-Shirts will fund student scholarships. I do not only want you to believe, I want you to beimmersed by the pride, the culture, and the creativity that is being displayed tonight by our students.They have been working tirelessly to prepare for this event for your viewing pleasure. This event issimply one of the many great functions that our campus has to offer during this historic Homecomingweek. I encourage you to attend the expression of dance and the lyceum which will be held tomorrowin the Smith Hammond Middleton Auditorium. On Saturday, as we take on the Delaware State Hornetsin Oliver C. Dawson Stadium, I would like you to come out and show your Bulldog Pride.

This coronation and SGA Executive Board Installation have exceptional significance for me asStudent Body President. My great uncle, Delano Middleton was one of the three students for whichthis Memorial Center was named. We would like for you and your family to attend the very firstreenactment of the Orangeburg Massacre, entitled “Taking a Stand.” The reenactment will take placeFebruary 4th- 6th, 2010, in Martin Luther King, Jr. Auditorium. The reenactment will feature theHenderson Davis Players. A portion of the ticket sale proceeds will be used to fund the SGA OrangeburgMassacre Social Mobility Scholarships.

Once again, I welcome you, and I thank you for your attendance. We look forward to seeing youagain on our campus. Sincerely Yours,

Zachary Delano MiddletonZachary Delano Middleton2009-2010 SC State SGA President

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Profile of a Queen

Zuri Valencia Stackhouse was born April 3, 1988 at Fort Stewart, Georgia. Born into a militaryfamily, she is the daughter of LTC Heyward and Mrs. Millicent Stackhouse and has one sister, Zoel. Asa “military brat”, Zuri has called a number of places “home” to include: Georgia, South Carolina,Virginia, North Carolina, Kansas, and Alabama. While attending Forest Park Senior High School inWoodbridge, Va., she served as captain of the Marching Bruins Band color guard, completed volunteerhours at a local battered women’s shelter, and assisted at a program for parents learning English as asecond language (ESL) at a local elementary school. Zuri enrolled at South Carolina State Universityin the fall of 2006 as a Family and Consumer Sciences-Fashion Merchandising major. During her firstsemester, she became a member of the Marching 101’s color guard, Electric Silk. Zuri has joined numerousorganizations at SC State to include Kappa Omicron Nu National Honor Society, the SC State Honors Program,the SC State ROTC Bulldog Battalion, and is a member of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated. During hersophomore year, she completed an internship at Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida. Additionally,she attended The Leadership Training Course at Fort Knox, Kentucky in the summer of 2008. Shehas participated in community service activities here in Orangeburg with her local church and Z-Hope(Zetas Helping Other People Excel). Zuri lives by 2nd Tim 1:7, “For God did not give [me] a spirit offear, but a spirit of power, love, and a sound mind.” As Miss SC State, she hopes through her leadershipshe will be able to help others find their greatest potential. Upon graduation, she will to earn a commissionas a second lieutenant in the U.S. Army’s Quartermaster Corps.

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Miss South Carolina State Lineage

*Susie Bivens Boykins, 1935-36Gracia Waterman Dawson, 1936-37*Odessa Dixon Battiste, 1938-39Lawrence Mills Fleming, 1939-40Helen O’Garro Jackson Brown, 1940-41Frances Elizabeth Simkins, 1941-42Juanita Vaughn Eaton, 1946-47Knoetta Goodwin Judkins Reva, 1947-48Naomi Townsend Taps, 1948-49Mary Alice Shepard Atkinson, 1949-50Mildred Ellison Carr, 1950-51Miriam Graham Lewis, 1951-52Alice Parker Jowers, 1952-53*Carolyn Lucille Harris Brown, 1953-54*Eleanor E. Reid Smith, 1954-55~Annie Thelma Adams Jamison, 1955-56*Barbara Ann Vaughn, 1956-57=Gwendolyn Franklin Hemphill, 1957-58*~Lucy Alva Adams, 1958-59Betty Jean Richardson Brown, 1959-60=Mildred Gilmore Brevard, 1960-61Joan Elizabeth Deas Marshall, 1961-62Jean Doctor Rogers, 1962-63Celissi A. DuRant Klugh, 1963-64Eleanor Kathryn McKenzie Thompson, 1964-65Almeetia Jordan Haskins, 1965-66Shirley A. Tolbert Wright, 1966-67Sylvia Ann Larrymore Barry, 1967-68Carolyn Copeland Goodwin, 1968-69Theresia Ann Downs Wynns, 1969-70Clevonne Jackson, 1970-71Mahalia Perkins Sinclair, 1971-72Maxine Watson Cannon, 1972-73Pamela Shea Smith Cannon, 1973-74Hazel A. Armstrong Rickenbacker, 1974-75

*Deceased=Mother and Daughter~SistersNo sports, no queens from 1942-1945; World War I

Mildred Denese Albert Hargrove, 1976-77Jerona Irethia Williams, 1977-78

Bessie Stepens Allen-Holmes, 1978-79Helen Bright Fletcher, 1937-38Mary E. Garret Lucas, 1979-80

*Ezophia E. Lennon Keith, 1980-81Loretta Goodwin Tuttle, 1981-82

Susan Marie Jackson-Lee, 1982-83Persephone Felder-Fentress, 1983-84

Angela Marie Tanner-Bradley, 1984-85Lois Corley Wooden, 1985-86

Janet Abigail Williams Simmons, 1986-87Beth Maureen Inabinett 1987-88

Marisa Penelope Manning Braxton, 1988-89Darcele D. Jones Horton, 1989-90

=Nicole Alteta Brevard Hine, 1990-91Michele Lucille Brown, 1991-92

=Vicki Hemphill Clinkscales, 1992-93Carlita Shenell Smoak Davis, 1993-94

~Larcia Shanetta Warthaw, 1994-95~Latika Shawana Warthaw, 1995-96

JaMelia LeBon Baylor-Stroud, 1996-97LaTonya Justine Hickson, 1997-98

Jennifer Faye Mazyck-Brown, 1998-99Nakeshia Williams, 1999-00

Chrystal Canine Ages Brown, 2000-01Alexandria Williams, 2001-02

Kourtney Jennifer Fulton, 2002-03Nekia C. Long McDowell, 2003-04

Melinda J. Williams Johnson, 2004-05Roblena E. Walker, 2005-06

Kirsten L. Hill, 2006-07Portia N. Gifford, 2007-08

Ucehchi Egbuhuzo, 2008-09

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“A Royal Renaissance: A Celebration of Movement”Programme

CORONATION PROGRAM

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Master of Ceremony Mistress of CeremonyReginald Pratt Mrs. Jean Brown-Pinkston

Parade of Royalty Community Youth Court of Queens and Little Princesses

Introduction of Distinguished Guests University Officials and Special Guests

Invocation Reverend Jerome Anderson Pastor, New Mt. Zion Baptist Church

Welcome Ms. Lillian AddersonDirector, Student Life and Leadership

Occasion Dr. Charles Smith Vice President for Student Affairs

Introduction of Student Government Association Executive Officers

President Zachary Delano MiddletonVice President Tymon GrahamBusiness Manager Anthony BeckettCorresponding Secretary Kirsten NashRecording Secretary Shenita JacksonSenator-at-Large Chassidy Hinton

Installation of Student Government Executive Officers Dr. George E. CooperPresident, SC State University

Dr. Charles Smith

Response Mr. Zachary Delano Middleton President, Student Government Association

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~ A Night In Harlem ~

Royal Procession Former Queens of SC State UniversityVisiting College Queens

Organizational Queens and Escorts

Performance Henderson-Davis Dancers

Entrance and Final WalkMiss South Carolina State University, 2008 – 2009

Ms. Uchechi Egbuhuzo

Entrance of Queen’s Mother Mrs. Millicent Stackhouse

Performance Poets

Entrance and Introduction of the Royal CourtCourtney Brown, Miss Freshman

Kamika Manzano, Miss SophmoreAshley Graham, Miss Junior

Sandi Corley, Miss Senior

(Entrance of Her Majesty’s Royal Servants and Body Guards)

Entrance of Miss South Carolina State University, 2009 – 2010Miss Zuri Valencia Stackhouse

Crowning Ceremony

Acceptance Walk

Crowning of the Royal Court Queen Stackhouse

Special Tribute ~ Summertime ~ Ms. Kameka Danielle Jackson

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Royal Tribute to the Queen Organizational Queens and Escorts

Special Presentations Student Government AssociationCampus Activities Board

SC State Football Team CaptainsZeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.

Announcements

Alma Mater Audience

Benediction Reverend Jerome Anderson

The Royal Guests and Friendsare invited to join the

Queen in celebration of herCoronation immediately following the ceremony.

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Her Majesty’s EntourageLadies-in-Waiting and Royal Servants

Her Majesty’s Escort Mr. Travon Lee

The Royal Court

Miss Freshman Courtney Brown

Miss Sophomore Kamika Manzano

Miss Junior Ashley Graham

Miss Senior Sandi Corley

Royal Servants

Bearer of the Royal Cape Ms. Sierra Wilson

Bearer of the Royal Sash Master Sterling Elliott

Royal Flower Bearer Little Miss Hannah Simmons

Bearer of the Royal Crown Ms. Zoel Stackhouse

Bearer of the Royal Scepter Ms. Katara Singletary

Royal Bodyguards

Dr. Stanley Elliott Mr. Aaron Stackhouse

Mr. Barry McKenney SFC Ret. William Baker

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Organizational Queens and EscortsOrganization Queens EscortsOrganization Queens EscortsAME Campus Ministry Joi Artis Christian CodeAlpha Kappa Psi Brittany Mitchell Russell SimonAlpha Psi Omega Kasie Lyons Bilal Abdus-SalaamAssociation of Computer Machinery Brittany Burgess Timothy HughesBattiste Hall Aylssa Murray Darby BradleyCampus Activity Board Simona Falana Cortney BurgessChem Phi Chem Brandi Jefferson Jared FrazierChi Eta Phi Naomi SmallsCommuters Club Lasette Parrish Maurice HunterConcert Choir Andrea Calloway Albert ShulerCriminal Justice Ebony Shuler Jason HodgesDelta Sigma Theta Brittany Jackson Nigel HarrisEarle Hall Joy Naughton Charlie JonesEntourage Modeling Kenna Thomas Konrad BroussardFashion Sense Montina Myers JaVaughn SuberGold Key Honor Society Markia Randle Kelly BenjaminHealth and Physical Education Brianna Oates Chrisopher DouglasHealth Profession Society Shelia Manor Darius DanielsHenderson Davis Chantell Graham Lawrence NelsonHonors Program Arielle Orridge Deon TedderHugine Suites Kiara Cancer Stanley MontgomeryInternational Students Association Nicole Barclay Shannon BrittoKappa Kappa Psi Gabrielle Hollinshead Alphonso Counts IIIMays I Hall Sierra Robinson Cameron KnoxMarching 101 Ashley Lowe Reginald RatchfordMinorities in Natural Res. and Oher Related Sciences (MANRRS) Melinda Washington Cedric Shamley, Jr.Mitchell Hall Tenaja Minick Jamario LewisNAACP Shavon Johnson Louis Brown IIINatl. Assoc. for Blacks in Criminal Justice Constance Leak Terrance SmithNatl. Council On Family Relations Jessica Holmes Madison ScrivenNatl. Society of Pershing Rifles Shawta Lewis Neil EdmundOverflow Quinell Ross Will BrownPan-Hellenic Council Lovanne Wilks Vontrell MurrayPre-Alumni Council Onika Pennant Dejon EuglePhi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Fraternity of America, Inc. Karen Bussey Benjamin McMillerROTC Mia Williams Alexander LeeSAAB Chasidy Hinton Oyzavia FinleySigma Alpha Iota Deana Scott Maurice Surmons, Jr.Sigma Gamma Rho Kerisa Jacobs Benjamin JacksonSigma Tau Delta Honor Society Antoinette Rogers Kelvin ColcloughSocial Work Ranita Blake Luke JenkinsSociety of Physics Students Jessica Johnson Horace Lambert IIISpeech Pathology Mandy Stevens Christopher MyersStudent Athlete Advisory Committee Linnie Garret Daryl SoleeStudent Media Ashley Burkes Ashley StoddardTau Beta Sigma Lekretia Gonzales Darius LouallenTruth Hall Rebecca Murphy Corey BrunsonUnited Voices of Christ Rasia Steadman Jamar BrownUJIMAA Teahara Peterson Eganam SegbefiaUnity ReGina Barton-Jones Shakeem JenkinsUniversity Village Miracle Braddy Xavier HarrisWilliams Hall Antoinette Pryor Jayvis WardXclusive Nieka Jackson Michael LawrenceZeta Phi Beta International Sorority, Inc. Sherie Adam Roberto Kemp

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Ms. Lillian Adderson, ChairMr. Frank Mundy, Co-Chair

Ms. Deborah Blackmon Mrs. Nancy JeterMr. Wyleek Cummings Ms. Doris Johnson-FelderMr. Joshua Davis Mr. Dennis LarrymoreMrs. Peggy Govan Mr. Juan MaultsbyMr. Roland Haynes Ms. Ariel SingletonMr. Kalonji Hickman Dr. Ronald SpeightMs. Mary Hill Mrs. Jennifer Gamble Townsend

Advisor to Miss South Carolina State University Ms. Lillian AddersonCoronation Director and Choreographer Dr. Frank MundyVideographer/Technical Director Mr. Wyleek CummingsStudent Choreographers Mr. Patrick Brown

Ms. Charlotte CollinsMs. Chantell GrahamMr. Charlie Jones, III

Mr. Cameron KnoxMs. Madison Scrivens

Layout Consultant and Event Coordinator Mr. Dennis LarrymoreQueen’s Platform Mr. Robert A. Osi-Wusu

Mr. Jermaine BrownBackdrop/Floor Design Mr. Joshua DavisCreative Decorations and Designs Flowers by JenniferFood Services Consultant Ms. Marilyn ScottFormal Wear Final TouchPhotographer Mr. Cecil WilliamsQueen and Organizational Queens Gown Final TouchSound and Technical Effects David Sneth, ACSSpot Light Operators Henderson Davis PlayersPrinter Williamson PrintingVideography Mount Zion Films WorksWardrobe Consultant Ms. Karen WalkerHenderson Davis Dancers Ms. Charlotte Collins

Mone’t GoodineJean Paul Dia

Chantel GrahamStetson Hagood

Mel Tobert

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Production Staff

Del HouserLaura Poo

CAB Calloway Orchestra SC State Jazz BandConductor Mr. Roland HaynesSpecial Performance Mr. Rashaad AndersonSpecial Ushers The Marching 101 Drum Majors

Fernadez BrownLatrondrick Hunter

Tarik MillerJonathan Ruth

Jonathan WhitfieldHosts Brothers of Eta Alpha Chapter of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc.Hostesses Ladies of the Psi Alpha Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.Club Clientele Visual and Performing Arts StudentsCoronation Program Designer Kay E. Snider

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Office of the PresidentDivision of Student Affairs

Office of ProcurementDepartment of Visual and Performing Arts

Office of University Relations and MarketingDrama ProgramMusic Program

Accounts PayableCampus Police

Sodexho Food ServicesSodexho Facilities Management

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Alma Mater

Sing the praise of Alma Mater

Let us rally to her call

Lift our voices send them ringing

Thru the groves and classic halls

Hail! Hail! Dear Alma Mater

Hail! Hail! Dear S.C.C.

We’ll defend and honor

Love and cherish thee

We are loyal sons and daughters

Proud to own the name we bear

For the truths that thou hast taught us

Ready to do and dare!

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