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Apri I 13, 1985
Dear Cotillion Supporter,
In 1972 lvhen Phi Beta Sigma fraternity {Epsi Ion Mu Sigma Chapted began
this endeavor, five fine examples of Black womanhood decided that the
Cotillion was, indeed, something worthwhile. Two years later, in 1974,
a group of interested women began qssisting Phi Beta Sigma with the Cotillion--adding a "woman's touch" to the gala affair. By 1975 the women's group had adopted the official name of Gamma Upsi Ion Psi Society
and since 1977 have been the sole producers of the annual Debutante
Cotillion.
More than 130 Debutantes have made their entrance into society through
the Cotillion in its illustrious 14-year history. Each of those young
ladies has received financial assistance for furthering her education
at any college, trade school or university of her choice. Many have
now obtained professional degrees and are working in their chosen career fields. But, no matter if, how or where they completed their higher education, we are extremely proud of each and everyone of them!
you can feel proud, too. The financial assistance they receive in the
form of a scholarship is made possible by yoU! It comes from your generous contributions in the form of patrons, advertisements and ticket
purchases.
We thank you moleheartedlv! We would like to express our st.ncere appreciation for support over these past 14 years and we look forward to
your continued support.
See you next year at our 15th Annual Debutante Coti 11 ion.
Sincerely,
The Women Of
Gamma Upsilon Psi Society
Chan~aign-Urbana, Illinois
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Jean !lavis
Dean Davis
,'Aari on Jones
Wi. 11 ene Howard
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Margaret Smi th
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Maruarine Pirtle
President
Gloria Dt-ish
Assistant Secretary
DorothH Greene
Vice-President
Ma:rH Cla.rk
Secreta.rH
Henrine CaseU
Kathryn liwn.1?hrey
Treasurer
Historian
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STATEMENT OF THE OCCASION
On the occasion of our tenth anniversary, we would like to welcome you.
We are pleased that you have chosen to celebrate this joyous event with us.
The Gamma Upsilon Psi Society was founded in 1973 as a support group for
the local alumni chapter of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc.
The purpose of
this group,Interested Women of Champaign-Urbana Community, was to assist and
give support to the men of Phi
Beta Sigma with their Cotillion Ball, first
presented in 1972.
The Cotillion is open to all minority senior women attending the local
high schools.
Selection criteria include scholastic achievement, letters of
recommendation, and ladylike behavior at school and in the community.
In 1975 the women adopted Gamma Upsilon Psi Society (Gammas) as their official
name and since 1977 they have been the sole producers and directors of the Cotillion
Ball.
Gamma's purpose is to promote and encourage young ladies of high school age
to further their education at an institution of higher learning; be it professional,
technical, religious or vocational.
Through this community service they aid in
better citizenship, civic pride,. cultural enrichment and the development of character.
The Cotillion aids the Gammas in achieving this goal.
Since its inception in 1973, the Gammas have been' under the extremely competent
leadership of three ladies; Mrs. Kathryn B. Humphrey, Mrs. Margaret H. Smith and
Mrs. Valerian Summerville.
He thank you for your patronage during the past ten years and we solicit your
continued support.
Again, welcome to our Tenth Annual Cotillion Ball: "It's My Turn".
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Welcome . •
• Gloria Drish
Invocation
'Rev. Jimm;t/ O. J:-1..olmes, Pastor
Morniry Star Freewill Baptist Church'- Urbana, Illinois
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Presentation of Debutantes and Escorts
• • • • . .Melonee Bradley
Father - Daughter Waltz.
.Debutantes and
Black Butterfly.
· . Debutantes
On P>roailway. . .
Debutantes and Escorts
Love Light In Flight
Debutantes and Escorts
Miss Personal i ty
.1-:!enrine Casey
Miss Enterprise.
· . Mary Clark
Presentation Of Certificates
Gamma Upsilon Psi
Remarks . . . • • . . . . . .
. Marvarine Pirtle
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1985 Debutantes and Escorts
Eunice Elaine Carter. •
•• Joe Lewis
13ernyce Lenee EclUXI.ms • •
• • Darryl J. Terry
Tracy Dawn Gi lmer • •
• • • • • • Curtis LeSure
Kimberly Anita Gipson •
• • .Kenneth Gipson
Wendy Jeanette Jones. • • • • •
• .Robert Mullins III
Kimberly Kay Keaton • • • • • • • •
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Denena Antoinette Lee •
• • • • oLiJi Hanny
Cleta Dion Rodgers. • •
• • Eclwin Cook, Jr.
Patrice Lyn Rozelle ••
• • • Chaunsey Hunter
,Stephanie Lynne Tatum • • • • • • • • •
Torriona LaShaune Whitaker ••
• .Eugene Jackson
• • • Melvin Blackman
Stqg Escort--Darryl Terry
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Coti II ion 1985
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• • • • • Susan M. Smith
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Souvenir Journal. • • • • • Taylor Printi~ Company
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Tickets & Invitations
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Black butterfly
Sail across the ~ters.
Tell your sons and da~hters
What the st~gle brings.
Black butterfly
Set the skies on fire.
Rise up even higher
So the qgeless winds of time can catch your
Career Plans:
To stud?! computer science at Parkland Colle..qe
and le..ga1 secretarial
Urbana High School
18 years old
Morning 1 ight, si 1 ken dream take fl ight
As the darkness gives ~y to the clawn.
You've survived.
Now your moment has arrived;
Now lPUr dream has finally been born.
sc~ence
w~ngs.
While you slept, the promise ~s unkept,
:f3ut lPUr faith nus as sure as the stars.
Now you're free
And the war Id has come to see
Just how proud and beautiful you are.
Black butterfly
Sail across the ~ters.
Tell your sons and cla~hters
What the st~gle brings.
Black butterfly
Set the skies on fire.
Rise up even '/:r.igher
So the qgeless winds of time can catch your wings.
Debutante Elaine is the claughter of Mr, and ?,~rs .. Robert Carter. At Urbana High
School she is a member ot the Principals Scholars .Program and the future Secretaries Association. Elaine is also treasurer of i'Ainori ties in Action. A member of Salem Bapt-ist- Church, she is act-ive in t-he choir. Elaine enjoys bowling,
skating! typing and working with computers in her spare time. She is being presented by her father.
Escort
Let the current 1 itt your heart and send it soaring.
Write your timeless messqge clear across the sky.
So that all of us can read it
And remember, when we need it
That a dream conceived in truth can never die
:f3utterfly.
Now you're free
And the world has come to see
Just how proud and beautifu 1 lPU a -re.
Black butterfly
Sail across the ~ters.
Tell your sons and cla~hters
What the st~gle brings.
Blat:.k butterfly
Set the skies on fire.
Rise up even higher
So the qgeless winds of time can catch your wings.
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A 1981 graduate of Urbana
!jigh ·School, Joe Lewis
has an As?ociate ryegree
in Criminal Justice from
Parkland College.. l:!e is
presently working to~rcl
a degree in Carpentry, a
field in which he is employed
at the University of Jllinois
Joe Lewis
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Urbana High Schoo 1
17 years old
Career Plans:
To attend Tennessee State
Universi ty and study
obstetrical nursing.
The daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. CHell Tatton, :'Jebutante Lenee is a .Peer Counselor and
a member of the Tigerettes, the Principals Scholars Program and she serves as
secretary for Minorities in Action. Always interested in medicine and furthering
her career goals, Lenee is active with Medical Career Students and is a certified
Nurses Aide. Previousl;y she =s a Candy Striper at )Aerc;y Hospital. Lenee is a
member of Canaan Baptist Church where she is affiliated with the Usher Board, the
Baptist youth Fellowship and president of the youth Choir. She is being presented
by her father.
Urbana !:iigh School
17 years old
Debutante Tracy is the daughter of Mrs. Lillie (jilmer. She is a member of Minorities in Action and the Principals Scholars Program. During her spare time she
volunteers her services at the Champaign-Urbana Boys Club and the frances Nelson
Health Center. Tracy's uncle, frank Bradford, is presenting her.
Escort
Escort
A senior at Urbana High School,
~rryl sings in the school choir
and with The Madrigals. He is
also on the basketball and track
teams and a member of the Student
Senate. A member of Canaan, he
also plans to major in computer
engineering in coll~e.
Darryl J. Terry
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Career Plans:
To study nursing at
Parkland College
A junior at Urbana High
School, Curtis 'would like
to pursve a career in music--either as a performer
or a record producer.
Curtis LeSure
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Career PlaT-lS:
To enter Parkl1amJEll Co7111ege
and study t~ ~­
i ng a Conune=ial A:r:-tist
Central High School
18 years old
The .daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. Speedie McDowell, Debutante Kimberly is a membe:rc- off
the Afro-American Club, the Pepettes, Future l!omemakers of America and the Phr,e,cipals Scholars Program. She is also the entertairunent editor for the CentraLl
Jjign newspaper. Kim is a member of .'3ethe I A.M.E. Church, its Sunday Schoo I a:nd!
young People's Department. A lover of fine arts, Kim has studied ballet, tap
and j=z dancing •. She is also a creative wr-iter. Kim's father is present:i1l'9f
her.
'fJebutante Wendl;l is. the daughter of Mrs... Pearlene Jones. She is a member of the
PTOincipals Schc;>lars Program, Minorities In Action and the Tigerettes. Wendy also
helps Out ~ a Peer Counselor, an Office Aide and a Library Aide. She is a member
of Jericho Baptis.t Church. Hr. Lewis Martin is presenting Wendy.
Escort
Escort
Escorting his twi17£ sisf:er~
Kenneth is attend i.1lI!!9T P'ii1!:1&.land College where hie is
majoring in Art. Bie~ t="
wants to be a COlIJDJeI1:cm1L
Artist after gr~i1fl9!
from Tennessee Stare: l'kriversity.
Kenneth Gipson
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Career Plans:
To study business at
Southern Illinois Universi ty at Eclwamsvi lIe
Urbana !1igh School
17 years old
A junior at, Urbana High
School, Robert plans to
become a corp~rate lawyer
and own his own law firm
Robert ,...lull ins, III
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'-Cent..al !:ligh School
17 years old
Ccireer Plans:
to major in Music at
Parkland College
The daughter 9f Rev., and Mrs, Wi 11 iam 13, Keaton ,ryebutante Kim i,s captain of the
?epettes, pre~~dent of the Afro-American Club and vice-president oJ the Principals
Scholars ?rogram. She was also nominated as Student of the Week and won an individual acni"evement award at summer camp. A member of Pi 19rim Baptist Church, Kim
is Director of the Angelic Choir and Assistant Director of C;ospel for the Mass
Cboi'r. She il:i, al&o Assistant Sunday School Secretary and a Sunday School Teacher.
An acc01l1p l ished vocalist as well, Ki~ is a member of a singing gospel group that
is C01Tlprl,sed of her sisters. She, i.s being presented by her father.
Centennial High School
17 years old
Career Plans:
To attend Northern Illinois University and major
in Speech CommunicationS
,Debutante Denena is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. ,Joe Lee. She is a member of the
Lancers, Principals Scholars Program, Marching 13and and the Afro-American Club.
Denena is a REAa:1 peer counselor and a member of the tennis team. She is also a
member of Canaan Baptist Church. tJenena enjoys roller skating, swinuning and reaclLng. She is employed by Bishops Buffet in Champaign. tJenena s father is presenting her.
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Escort
Escort
A junior at Central High
School, ,Darrin is a member
of Pilgrim 3aptist Church
where he was past president
of th~ choir and a member of
the Usher !3oard.
A junior at Centennial11igh Schpol, Liji plans
to attend college and
major in the social sciences. He is a member
of the basketball team.
Liji Hanny
Darrin Smith
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Career Plans:
To study business at
Northern Illinois liniversity
Central Eigh School
17 years old
The daughter of Ms. Mary E. Rpclgers, Debutante .1)ion is a member of the concert
band, marching band and the election board. She is also a participant in Upward
Bound. bion belongs. .to the youth Choir and the !fouth Baptist fellowship at
?-At:. Olive f!,apt:ist: Church where she is a.lso a member.' Mr. Edwin Cook, Sr., is
presenting her,.
Central fligh School
17 years old
Career Plans:
To attend Northern Illinois University and
study accounting
:gebutant:e Patrice is the daughter of Ms. Lynda Taylor. She l,S a member of the
Principals Scholars Program and Upu.ard Bound. She has worked as a Candy Striper
and is a member of Salem !3apt:ist Church. Patrice is listed in Who's Who Among
American High SCh901 Students and she participated last year l,n a summer engineering program at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Patrice is being presented by her cousin, Mr. Willie B. fra~lin.
Escort
Escort
A senior at Central High
School, Edwin is a Gemil1i
who enjoys football and
listening t:o music. He
plans to enroll at Tennessee State University
next year.
Edwin Cook,
A junior at Centennial
High School, Chaunsey is
a member of the track
team. He plans to attend
Morehouse College and
major in engineering.
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Chaunsey Hunter
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Urbana High School
17 years old
Career Plans:
To become an attorney
and later a judge. after
completing studies in
business law at Texas
Southern University
The daugh.ter of 'Rev, and Mrs. 13 •. J. Tatum, Debutante Stephanie is a member of Minorities. 1;n Action and the Tigerettes. She is also a Peer Counselor and a member
of the track te(;iJTJ. Stephanie was voted best dressed and best looking senior by
her fellow c1a.s$1TJQ.res this year. She was a participant in the ~Aiss Prince .!:-I..arl
Shrinedom contest. Stephanie)is a member of Canaan Baptist Church where she is
aff~liated ,w1;th t~e !fouth Choir, the Bap!is! youth Fellowship and is teacher's
ass 1, stant 1.n the Jun1.or church. Stephan1.e loS employed at K-Mart in Urbana. Her
father is: pre.senting her.
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Central Ifigh School
17 years old
Debutante Shaune is: the daughter of Mrs .. Alma Head, She is a peer counselor, and
a . VO ~unteer Office Assista~t., Shaune was chosen as the 1284 Homecoming Queen and
she 1,S secretary of the Pr1.nc1.l'als Scholars :Program. She is also a member of the
Student Counci.1, Spanish Club and the Parent/Teacher/Student Association. Shaune
has Frtic;i:par~ i.n Unit,tf4,Sc;hools Panel ~iscussions and "was a featured speaker
at t~e Un1.1::ersdlj of ']l11.no1.,s Black Women s Conference. Listed in Who's ~Vho Among
~er1.canH1,ghSc~Qol Students, Shaune has also received top honors from thePrinctpa~s Scholars and bel;a, S1.gma Theta. Shaune is employed at K-JAa'rt in Champaign
and loS a member of the Un1.ted Pentacostal Church. Mr. Nick 130y saw is presenting
her.
Escort
Escort
A graduate of Central High "
School, Eugene is attending
Parkland College where he
is majoring in Electro~ics.
"He plans to attend n I inois
State Universi tl...J to complete
his studies.
Eugene Jackson
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Career Plans:
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To become a physici~n
after graduating. from
St~acuse University
A senior at Centennial
High Schooi, Melvin plans
to attend a fine arts
college in Los Angeles
and major in fashion design. Be would also like
to be a model. He was a
member of the football and
track teams and was AIIConference in football.
Melvin :Blackmon
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[JJhaune
you're a joy in my life •••
with your radiant smile of sunshine and laughter.
1}ou are a source of real pride and happiness.
I want you to hnolV how very 7mLch I am
proud of ;you. Mll heart overflows wi th joy
because of your achievements.
I will always be here with support in
all of your endeavors.
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Always remember where your blessi~s
come from .
I'll love you always,
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:&at Wi~ 1t ~v~ girl
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you've come a long waH since the first time I saw my beautiful
baby girl on what seems like only yesterday. )As you grow into
young womanhooc!, be assured that I love you very, very much
and, as I said to you not too long ago, you will always be successful in whatever you do because you have been and will contirw.e to be, simplU THE BEST!
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Shaune and Melvin
Love,
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.As you look beyond the sky ~pu wi 11 see a rainbow of
beauty and colors.
Continue to follow it and you will reach your
goals~n
life.
!3est Wishes Shaune
frOm' The'Russells:""!.Jour Sister
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Brother
Duke, Mel, Marie "
Mari 1 yn and COurtney
Jueriela
Kevin
Kenny
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Shaune-,May your goals be obtainable
and your expectations high.
When all has been achievecl,
feel proud and say,
"Worlel, I have arrivecl!"
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