Morehouse College - Torch Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1972 volume:

Every nation has at one time or another turned to Africa for its beauty. wealth and cul- ture. Throughout the ages. Africa has pre- vailed. Civilization born in her bosome has . given birth to much that mankind calls steal Her proud and noble Black heritage has given to the world a new meaning of strength. ' manhood and determination. Truly we all have an appointment with DESTINY. Morehouse THE TORCH Atlanta, Georgia Destined for Awareness 3 Cont Illrliit.u1jt'uns Organizations Page 64 tents Homecoming Page 33 HP. rlinrs Page 17$ Black life often leaves us standing bare, naked against the world, and racially dejected with a last opportunity. Amidst the inflammation of depr- avity and despair, we are confronted with the heme urgency of now. . . . , Q.....:....xy.h.i.w..hkawu .5. 1 lack Seed Keep On g3 G Ip ! rowing E, I am in the making My very substance cries for: Ful '0 Fill Ment . .. qIltl'rtcla rim. ff- $5.5 '1! 'M'HH'VHI - -J.? JFr;1,rrH':f-. r uh I? W'W- M4- , W'wru. H. a 'J' um. hf. .u w-nrqud qw 1.1.: mum ! L r- r' Following me today comes a brother whose fee! must pass this way. I am building this bridge for HIM. Inspiring strains of past knowiedge and mental cohesion forces me to to undermine the genocidal and psychologically negligent concepts of my being. I am determined to have a . . . New Vision, ' ' I 'JF $J: .17 I: '1': I' --i g:-I:; thm . - ,. a . -- .3... A Better Tomorrow. 13 Time. in her incessant pas- sage, is deaf to every plea and rushes on. I no longer talk of the Amer- ican Dream: I am RE- SOLVED to find my dream DEFERRED. SCORNED and covered with SCARS, my appointment with destiny still awaits me. W I '- 2 :: w, z! 2;; ,- ..,.. . ?',th; -1;..! Q5343:- ,- The Revolution Will Not Be Televised You will not be able to stay home brother You will not be able to plug in turn on and cop out You will not be able to lose youself on scag and skip out for beer Because the Revolution will not be televised The Revolution Will Not Be Televised The Revolution will not be brought to you by Zerox in four parts Wti- thout commercial interuptions. The Revolution will not show you picture of Nixon blowing a bugle And leading a charge by john Mitchell, General Abrams and . . . . to eat hog mews coniiscated from a Harlem sanctuary The Revolution Will Not Be Televised The Revolution will not be brought to you by the Schaffer Award Theatre and will not star Natalie Wood and Steve McQueen, or Bull- winkle and Iulia The Revolution will not give your mouth sex appeal The Revolution will not get rid of the nubs The Revolution will not make you look live pounds thinner The Revolution Will Not Be Televised Brother. There will be no pictures of you and Willa Mae pushing that shopping cart down the block on a dead run or trying to slide that color tv into a stolen ambulance NBC will not be able to predict the winner at 3:30 on reports from twenty-nine districts The Revolution Will Not Be Televised There will be no pictures of pigs shooting down brothers on the instant replay There will be no pictures of Whitney Young being run out of Harlem on a rail, with a brand new process There will be no pictures of Roy Wilkins strolling through Watts in a red. black. and green liberation jumpsuit that he had been saving for just the right occasion Green Acres, Beverly Hillibillies, and Hooterville junction will no longer be so relevant and women will no longer care if dick Screwed jane on Search for Tomorrow for Black people will be in the streets looking for a Brighter Day The Revolution Will Not Be Televised There will be no highlights on the 11 oiclock news and no pictures of hairy arm women liberationists and laokie Onasis blowing her nose The theme song will not be written by Iirn Webb or Francis Scott Keyes nor sung by Glenn Campbell, Tom Iones, Johnny Cash or Engelbert Humperdinck The Revolution Will Not Be Televised The Revolution will not be right after a message about a white tornado. white lightening or white people You will not have to worry about a dove in your bedroom. a tiger in your tank. or a giant in your toilet bowl The Revolution will not light germs that may cause bad breath The Revolution Will Not Be Televised Will not be televised Not be televised The Revolution will be no rerun brothers THE REVOLUTION WILL BE LIVE Gil Scott-Heron Right On Brothers DEDICATION 23 Franklin L. Forbes Over Four Decades A battle scared stallion who disposed of disputants, A stalwart keeper of the seals who kept out all the unsealed; He 15 a lordly leader of his chosen group. Serving Morehouse for 42 years. Dr. Franklin L. For- bes. a prolific patriarch of humanity. education and athletics, has taught the new breed of Morehouse men that toil. struggle and dedication are prerequisites for the genesis of a FREE BLACK PEOPLE. You got me chained and bound But you can't keep me down I was born to be free To have my liberty By any means necessary Our time has come Our day is here Black man stand Have no fear Dare to struggle Dare to win Then the world Will be ours again YOu got me chained and bound But you can't keep me down. The devil is a paper tiger He rules with the gun But there will he no law and order Until black justice is done You got me chained and bound But you can't keep me down Come. My Brothers, seize the time No more dope, no more wine No no nolno no no-No! You got me chained and bound But you can't keep me down Come, My Brothers, break the chains There can be no peace til freedom reigns You got me chained and bound But you can't keep me down No. no nolno no no no -No! by Marvin X ii. . . the Black man cannot constructively deal with his dilemma through negative strategies . . . . he must develop the courage to confront the negatives of circum- stances with the positive of inner determination n MARTIN L. KING. IR. Constant political education and activity,r together with selective buying habits are still our best approach. The more effec- tive we are in getting into the system. the more it will change toward meeting our needs. Charles Evers Tomorrow Could Be Too Late!! Calling all Black People Lose not courageh lose no faith, go for-. ward. The thing to' do is to get orga-' nized; keep sepa- rated and you willll be exploited, you' will be robbed, youl will be killed. Get! organized. and you' will compel the world to respect you. If lhe world fail to give you consid- eration because you are Black men, be- cause you are Afri- cans. four hundred million of you shall. through organiza- tion shake the pillars of the universe. We believe the black man should be freed in name as well as in fact. By this we mean that he should be freed from the names im- posed upon him by his former slave masters. Names which identie tied his as being the slave master's slave. We believe that if we are freed indeed. we should go in our own people's names-the black people of the earth. Messenger Muhammadis Teaching 34 ; .r , W Wawng; In this long baitln. a battle by no means hnished. tht! unforeseeahlu effects of which will be felt by many future generaliuns, Ihn white man's motive was the protection of his identity; the black man was motivated by the need to establish an identity. And despite the ter- rorization which the black man in America endured and endures sporadically until today. despite lhe cruel and totally inescapable ambivalence of his status in his country. the: battle for his identity has long ago been won. James; Baldwin 35 We have not come to wage a strife With swords upon this hilI; It is not wise to waste the life Against a stubborn will. Yet wouldwe die as some have done: Beating a way for the rising sun. Arna Bontemps One People. One Aim. One Destiny A black nation, nutured by the food of necessity and the love of freedom. must spring upon and devour the carrion 0f OPPRESSION. Freshmen 43 Rick E. Abel Kansas City, Mo. Neyeswah Adams Rochesler, N. Y. Wilbur Adams Orlando, Fla James H. Alben, Ir. Greenville. S. C. Lawrence R. Albert Memphis. Tenn. Dwayne E. Allen Houston. Texas Van S. Allen. Jr. Silver Springs, Md. Elijah Anderson III Atlanta. Ga. Gregory Andaman New York, N. Y. Alphonso Arnold, Ir. Philadelphia. Pa. William Bailey-Murray Rockford. Ill. Michael 1. Baker Birmingham, Ala. 44 Rusaell C. Bethe! Miami, Fla. Edward L. Hlacksheare Sanford. Fla. Chester A. Boggs Pittsburgh, Pa Trem R. Bolcn Orlando. Fla. Raymund Iiryli Unmgt-hurg S. C. Oscar W. Brandon Danhury. Conn. Manley E. Banks II Anniston, Ala. Ronald R. Barnes Birmingham, Ala. Slever C. Barnes Jamaica. N. Y. Larry B. Halson Providence, R. L Robert A. Bell Los Angeles. Calif. Willizlm L. Bell. lr. Cinninnali Ohio 45 Momee Brown Durham. N. C. Moses Brown, Ir. Fl. Lauderdale. Fla. Ronald D. Brown New York. N. Y. Thomas F. Butts Atianta. Ga. Raymond Cains New York. N. Y. Melvin D. Caldwell. Jr. Charlotte, N. C Curtis Briscoe Augusta. Ga. Garland A. Brooks Newport News. Va. Hantz Brooks Terre Haute. Ind. Thomas Brooks Ft. Lauderdale. Fla. Bill Brown Altadena. Calif. Clinton I. Brown Orlando, Fla. Sinclair R Caller. Jr. Denmark. 8. C. Ioseph I, Cameron Atlanta. Ga. Winthrop 3. Cameron Seattle. Wash. David Carr Barbarian. Ohio Larry PL. Carter Iilrmmghum. Alan. Michael H Carter New Yurk. N. Y. 'I 1'1 limb. EL M . Tyrone Collins Prairie View. Texas John Cook Philadelphia Pa Benson Cooke Toledo. Ohio Slancil B. Courtney Caryn Ind. Calvin Cavingmn Passaic. N. I. William L. Cox Chicago. Ill. 47 David Crockeu Danville, Ill. Iimi B. Dabiri Ibadan, Nigeria Ricardo Daggett Augusta. Ga. Danny Ln Davis Atlanta, Ga, Evington Davis lacksonville. Fla. Fred Davis New York. N. Y. Gregory W. Davis Columbia. S. C. Larry Davis Little Rock, Ark. Robert E. Davis Shaker Hls.. Ohio Rikki 3 Davidson Louisville, Ky. Gregory C. Daniels Orangeburg. S. C. Stanley E. Danton Little Rock. Ark. Gerard Edwards Lynchhllrg, S C, Larry 5. Ellis Cleveland. Ohio Timothy Ely Akron. Ohio Michael Fenell Cleveland. Uhiu Duane L Fuwler Shaker Hts.. Ohio Ronald Foxwmth Rowland. N. U. in EA David Dasher Easi Orange. N. I. Randolph A. Dillard Hamplon. Va. Simon 0, Dunduar III Waycross. Ga. David G. Dunn Orlando. Fla. Sa muel Eaddy Blackshear. Ca. Freddie W. EdinHeld Brunswick. Ga. Robert M. Franklin. 1!. Chicago. 111. Howard C. Fugna Huntsviiie, Ala. Damon Gamble. Ir. Ft. Lauderdale. Fla. Kenneth I Gardner Detroit. Mich James L. Garland Columbus. Ohio Leonard Gates LaGrange. Ga. Robert U4 Geeter Montgomery. Ala. Marvin Gibbs Markham. Ill. Kenneth Gibson Chicago, Ill. Quinta Glenn. Ir. Chicago, Ill. Brian Cure Orangeburg. S. C. David V. Gradick East Orange, N. l. 50 Paul B. Grant San Francisco, Calif. Frank Gra ves Hempsiead, N. Y. Eugene Gray Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. James E. Greene Portal, Ga Jumm Graves Nurlh Wales. l'il. Ailun O. Gunlsn Ir. Bethesda. Md Dan E. Hardeman Oklahoma City. Okla. jeffrey D. Hardison Atlanta. Ga. Richard Harris Alla nta. Ga Ronald Ilarris Atlanta. Ga. Rayiield Harrison Spartanbtlrg, S. C. Sylvester M. Hawthorne Birmingham. Ala. 51 52 lerry Hendrix Rhoskie. N. C. Keith G. Hill Miami. Fla. Waller Hill Augusta, Ga. Gary Kk Howell Columbus. Ga. William 3. Hudson Birmingham. Ala. William E. Huff Atlanta. Ga. Preston Hughes Birmingham, Ala. Eugene W. Hunter. Ir. Hampton, Va. Sam Hunter Colorado Springs. Colo. Iames E. Hurley. jr. Cincinnati. Ohio Thomas B. Hulch Cedar Grove, Tenn. Bla ine Jackson Montgomery. Ala. Dallon Johnson, Ir. Charlene. N. C. Dennis M lnhnson Augusta. Ha. Iames C. lohnsnn Birmingham. Ala. john H. Johnson. Ir. Augusta. Ga. Howard Iacksnn St. Louis. Mn. Adam Innvs III lerkuli'y. Calif. Darrell lackson Chicago. Ill. Michael B. Iackson Dothan, Ala. Melvin R. Jackson Columbus. Ga. Ralph L. Iuhnson Orlando. Fla. jnukie: jakus Culumhus. Cu. Ben Iohnson. lr. Pine Buff. Ark. 53 Charles E, Iones Brunswick, Ga, lames T Jones Thomasville, Ga. Walter Iones Montgomery, Ala. Walter Iordon Birmingham, Ala. Herman Kaigler Perry, GaA Herman 0. Kelly, Ir. Iacksonville. Fla. Richard 1. Kelly. 1r. Memphis Tenn. Edward Kent Chicago, Ill. Larry L. Kidd Los Angeles, Calif. Elvery Lewis Washington. Ca Michael Lindsayl Norfolk. Va. Olvinn L Lumpkins, Ir. Holly,r Hill. 3 C. .54 Lawrence V. Long. Ir. Pontiac, Mich. Garrett A. Lorancc Santa Rosa. Calif Carl McCalla Cleveland. Ohio Chelson MCUathen Pass Christian. Miss. Dwight McCrary Atlanta. Ga Armour G. McDaniel. Ir. Trenton. N. I, Roberl D. McGowan Brooklyn. N. Y. Eugene McMillan Cincinnati. Ohio Rudolph T. McNair St. Louis. Mo. Larry McQueen Hmnx. N. Y. Ellis R. Mack Brooklyn, N Y, Ulyeses Mack Sumter. S. C. .55 56 Melvin Marsh Atlanta. Ga. David L. Martin Brunswick, Ga. Michael Martin Dayton. Ohio Michael Mason Lincolnton, Ga. Thomas Miles Chicago, Ill. Darryl l. Minger L05 Angeles, Calif. Howard G. Mingo Chicago. Ill. Alfonza Mitchell Coiumbus. Miss. Glenndale Moore Rocky Mount, N C. Lebron C. Morgan Chalianooga. Tenn. Alvin 5. Morris Richmond. Va. Norris L. Muldrovm Ir. Cincinnati, Ohio Aaron L. Parker Canton. Miss. Rulus Parson West Palm Beach, Fla William M. Pearson II Columbia, 81 C. Marvin Perry New Orleansh La. Glenn E. Phillips Beaumont. Texas David R. Pinderhughns Montclair. N, 1. Randy T. Muriel Chicago. Ill. lames Murray. Ir. St. Louis. MO. Samuel I. Nguheni lohanneaburg. South Africa Jerome Nicholas Baltimore. Md Michael Owens Birmingham, Ala. R0ber1 Page Durham, N. C. 58 William B. Reader. Ir. Newberry. S. C. James E. Reese. Ir. Greensbom. N. C. Thomas P. Reynolds, Ir. Jackson. Tenn. Freeman Richard Harrisburgh. Pa. Oscar Richardson Annistun. Ala. Vincent Richards Pembroke. Bermuda Kenneth Plummer Ft Lauderdale, Fla. Anihony Ponmss Grantville. Ga. Richard 1. Powell Chicago. Ill. Franklin Ramsey Atlanta. Ga. Horace Rawls Ahoskle. N. C. Emmett Reed. Jr. Birmingham. Ala. Wendell Richards Bermuda Mack Roach Ill San Francisco. Calif, Philip Roache Bmuklyn, N. Y. Gary Rogers Montgomery, Ala. Arthur Rose. Ir. Orangeburg. S. C. Alveno Ross Macon. Ca. ? I I . E ? Michael Ross Washington Charles F. Ruff. Ir. Macon. Cax William B. Schielc Hampton. Va. Samuel 31 Seabume Boston, Mass. Michael C. Shanck Brooklyn. N Y. Kirly K1 Simpson Moultrie. Cak Iames A, Slade, 11'. Washington, D. C. Alphonso Smith Newman, Ga. Charles H. Smith Queenstown. Guyana. 8. A. Iimmix Smith Augusta. Ga. Roderick A. Smilh Statesboro. Ga. Ronald Smith Birmingham. Ala. Willie Dave Smith Greensboro. Ga. Cari A. Snowden Daphne. Ala. Edgar T. Solomon Brooklyn. N. Y. lease Stephenson. Ir. Chicago, Ill. George A. Stevens Philadelphia, Pa. Nelson Stevens Port Aurthur. Texas Wayne Thomas Dolhan. Ala Zellie Thnmas, IF- Palcrson. N. j. Iames Thompson Florence, Ala. Reginald D. Thompson Jacksonville. Fla. Gene Tnmlinsnn Atlanta, Ga Walter l. Trichc. 1r. Chicago. IlL Charles D. Stodghlll LaFayetle, Ala. William Taft Newpor1 News. Va. Columbus Taylor. Ir. Atlanta. Ga. Robert I. Tennant Asheville. N C. Darryl D. Thomas Ville Platte. La. Brian Thomas Churlnlttzwlllz. Va. Douglas Troutman Columbus. Ca. Harold D Trulear Philadelphia. Pa, Kenneth Truss Akron. Ohio - 4W M: H 91.3.53 5 I Eric Turner Columbus. Ga. Marion E. Turner Philadelphia, Pa. Vinson I. Virgil Thomasville, Ga. Cornelius Wade Pine Bluff, Ark. Willie S. Wafford Spartanburg. S. C. David R. Ward Arlington, Va. Bailey Walker Sardis. Ga. Stanley M. Wallace Birmingham. Ala. Craig Washington Beaufort. S. C. 62 Kenneth Webb Cleveland. Ohio C. Bernard Weston Birmingham. Ala. Luiher E. Weston, Ir. Charleston, S. C. Kevin E. While Kansas City. Mo Edwin H. Whitluck Los Angeles. Calif. David F. Williams Detroit, Mich. Winston Williams Chicago. Ill Danuel Wilson Houslom Texas Andre D. Woody Orlando. Fla. Donald L. Wright Indianapolis, Ind. Xavier Z. Wynn Pine Bluff, Ark. Asa C. Yancey. l'r. Atlanta. Ga. Gerald Yerby Augusta. Ga. Iames C. Young Cleveland. Ohio Iosiah U. Young III New York, N. VA 63 Organizations 65 Wade Harris, President Association Student Court Student Administrator Political Science Club Business Club Alpha Phi Alpha 13:1. rm1WWFI-J-F.J-I-III-l-I I.I ... a. 55qu: H... mm .3. p.13... . . i . . I . .1 J1. 4.. uh. .3... Alpha. Psi Wwwr WW ... , r; a ' tunmm 2-. - .m-nlmwmeaea Phi Beta sigma - a ; '- ATLANTAGL 5.. p r. m -. . '1;- 1 .. .7 v I .. I . 'Y .- , 1 46+ k n... y- ! The Maroon Tiger Staff Debaling Team Morehouse College Glee Club Dr. Wendell P. Whalum, Director 9-K ;' a:- Hah 4.43; q; .. . H 35:81.. way: ' Q-Ngmwyas x h;- w Homecoming Hr K ff'gsztpi W: Pr r .85 '741?'9..- ' 1? IT'S Lun- '- - nannvjuni 51011IV an awn. 3W 1.1. MOLLVN 911 . xx N And you. 0 Dark Goddess of Truth, magnificent and proud, walk in grace and beauty. Your head held high like a great African Queen, Majesty and splendor grace your Ioins in silent ' adoration. Come ofgifted bosom. filled with a new meaning of birth, Bring a message of pride and power, of justice and peace, Bring a message uniting brother and sister. Let heart and hand forge a new destiny, Create a new strength and a new determination, Fashion a new people, a black and beautiful people! Let the presence of your noble spirit bring us into perpetual awareness, Embracing the past and future, Proclaiming a new heritage and a new awakening, Creating a proud and beautiful people. a natiows people! A NEW BIRTH! A NEW AWAKENING ! ANEWNATION. . . , . . E White 1971 Miss Maroon TOY CALDWELL Karen Roberts Fleda Mask Cathy Bohannon The Mother of Niger Miss TorchJ Kathy Iackson WW inmm-u, ....-. -. The Mother 5 Daughtem of Dakar lAlpha Court; Deborra Walls Darrizeile McLemore looelyn Smith Tandelyn Atkinson Fay Peters Lillie Lathan Ginger Iohnson Caml Thomas The Mother 8: Daughiers of Ivory Coast Kappa Couru Karen Wardlaw Gwen Ward Gail Siallwurlh Daughiers of Liberia 13131113 Courn Jeanette Graoe Beverly Hitchins Neva McGee Patricia Simmons Peggy Sims The Molher a Daushlers DI Togo IMaroon Tiger CourU Denise Champion Millioenl WhiItier . Beverly Caldwell Gloria Bridges . a . -'--$o-- .. mu-;h. .-.... . ... .-.. v; L, m. . . i i. I i wiw . 11.11.11... :1... 111................. .. 11... 11 .. .11....13-..1......-... .. a1.-. .- .1.. The Mother Daughters of Ghana Freshman Courtj Ivy Fridie Amelia Hamilton Jennifer Harper The Molher 8: Daughters of Nigeria tSophomorE Courll Cheryl Pressey Vale And arson Adoria Glass .t p Y 05 E f. 0 Hlas in a U amH 0mm eunw awe m 0 M e h T Verona Foggy Robin Cobb . ....In..l... . .- zuud old tr: I .b. likn o f A t. J The Mother a Daughters of Kenya Hiand Queens! Wanda Overstreet Adena Smith Monica Anderson Cookie Stevens Bunlwr lanes A New caning, ew Dance, New Song, New People! We must continue to work unceasingly to lift this nation that we love to a higher destiny. to a new plateau of compassion, to among noble expression of humanness. M. L. King. Jr. A Nation Of Beautiful People! Sophomores 109 Alex IA Akar Sierra Leone. W. Africa Benjamin Allen Monticello. Ga. Rowan I. Altheirner William H. Anderson. 11-, Little Rock. Ark. Phiiadelphia, Pa Sherman Anderson Artenas I. Anderson Columbia. 5. C. Macon. Ga. Clyde R. Allsop, Ir. Westbury. N. Y, Reginald Ardrey Stanley Atwater Charlotte, N. C. Atlanta. Ga. Alberl L. Anderson Brooklyn. N. Y. - I , ; LL; m': N Dwight E Baker Cincinnati. Ohio Hue V. Ball Piedmont. Ala. NJ Lorenzo Benn. Ir. Daniel Bergman Chicago, Ill. Lake Charles. Lal Anlanio Benson lemme Bodifurd Memphis. Tenn. Dclmit. Mich. Lucas A. Banks. Ill Atlanta, Ga. Marvin Boyd Anhur Bradberry Bearing. Ga. Beaumont, Texas Michael Huukwilh L03 AngMus. Uklhf. 'ITI Ronald H. Bradley Dayton. Ohio Maurice Bransford Nashville, Tenn. Ierry Braswell Goldsboro. N. C. 2 J: a 1- y: anE H017. I A. Bernard Brookinle McDanough, Ca. Clarence Brown St. Albans, N. Y. 1. Ricky Brown Montgomery. Ala Ellison R. Burns Jersey City, N. I Edward L. Brundige Harvey, 111. Henry L. Bryanl. Ir. Chattanooga. Tenn. David Cantrell Atlanta. Ga. llonzlld ilunlrrrll AllianlzL I'm. Lynn Clark Amerinus, Cu. Terry A. Clark Atlanla. Ga. Louise G. Colbert Media. Pa Earl C. Coleman. lr. Buston, Mass. L C. Coiling IL Prairie View. Texas Vernon Cnpeiand New Haven, Conn. Lac Crawler Columbus. Ohio Kennelh Cunningham New York, N. Y. Lindlmrg Daniels Albany. Ga. lumlzs Ii. Davis. Ir. Albany. Lia. 113 114 Robert L. Davis Charlotte, N. C. Stanley J. DeWitt Florence. S. C. Frederick B. Dorsey Washington. D. C. Larry B. Douglas Nashville. Tenn William C. Eason Savannah, Ga. Michael Evans Atlanta. Ga. Melvin D. Felder Los Angeles. Calif. Bruce M. Edwards Philadelphia. Pa. Michael A. Fuller St. Petersburg, Fla. Bobby L. Fuse. 11'. Americus, Ga. Will K1 Gee. 11'. Chicago. Ill. Rodney C. Guliford Leonard l. Gunn, Ir. Kansas City. Kansas Nashville, Tenn Gary F. Gordon St. Pelersburg. Fla. Eric D. Hamilton Walter Hamilton L06 Angeles Calif. St. Louis. Mo. Kenneth Hamillun Darryl Harper Eastman. Ga. Houston. Texas Herman Gourdinc Charleston, 5. C. john R. Greene Berkeley, Calif. 1T5 Melvin Harper Atlanta. Ga. Elbert Harris Philadelphia. Pa. Vincent Harris lacksonville. Fla. 116 L'IiHJ. Ieff Hepburn Miami, Fla. Philbert L. Herndon West Palm Beach. Fla. Osborne G Hart Asheville. N. C. Reginald Hawkins Salt Lake City. Utah gallll-dengyiris we are BlaCk Magidans 1 Black Arts we make in Black Labs 8:. the Heart . Roger S. Howzell West Palm Beach Fla. Milton Hudson Atlanta. Ga. Scbron A, Humphrey Sacramento. Calif. Iulius H. Hunter. fr. Columbus. Ohio Robert A. Iacnhs San Francisco. Calif. Johnny lennings Columbia. 5. G Amhunyr R, IUhnSun New Castle, Ala. loffrt-y W. Inhnstm Atlunln. Ca. Myron Inhnsun San Francism. Calif. William S. thnsnn. lr. Brooklyn, N. Y. Dnhhs Ionian Atlanta. Ga. Dan Inhnsun Lindun. 'I'exus Glenn EL Inrdun Sacramnniu, Calif. 11? James M. Jordan Atlanta. Ga. Ionathan L. Kelly Birmingham. Ala. William G. Lane Joseph Malloy III E. Chicago, Ill. Philadelphia. Pa. Andrew Lee 111 Elliott Marbury Cleveland, Ohio Birmingham. Ala. Alfred King Atlanta. Ga. Wilbur C. Manin Darren K. Martinez Detroit. Mich. Stanford! Con 11. Robert E. Lane San Francisco. Calif. nu Leonard R. McGary Birmingham Ala. Orsel S. McGhee Altadena, Calif. x Li Harrison D. Mulvvr i Incl McMillan Bainbridge. Ga. Atlanhl. Ga, Cliflon A McKnighi Tyrone C. Means Baltimore. Md. Chicago, Ill. Cilland L. McGuire Baliimore, Md. E Russell Meriedy Stewart El Middlvlun Miami. Fla. Charleslon. S C. Greogury E McKinney Atlanta. Ga. H? Baynton A. Milton. Ir. Inkster. Mich Walter L. Mitchum Chicago. 111 Andrew 1. Moore, Jrk Daytona Beach. Fla. 120 Frederick G. Moore Barton. Fla. limmy Moore. Ir. Beaumont, Texas Roderick Morton Chattanooga, Tenn. Irving Nunn Toledo, Ohio Robert L Nelson Leslie, Ga, Gerald leage West Palm Beach. Fla. William G. Nunn Ill Piltshurgh. Pa. Adzzbula '1'. Uduknyu Lagos. Nigeria Imrsph C. Parker. Ir. Birmingham, Ala. ,g- I, j! A I 1'1 int thn H. Phillips St. Louis. Mo. W. Arnold Pindle Fayetlevillc. N. U Tryone W. Powell Jacksonville, Fla. Thomas Prince Washington 11 CA Charles Ransaw lnkstnr, Mich. Haskcl Reynolds Atlanta, Ca. james S. Richardson. Ir. Philadelphia. Pa. Raymond L. Richardson. Jr. Pitlsurgh. Pa. Charles Ruhurlsun Cainesville. Ga. 121 122 Dennis E. Robinson Ft. Lauderdale. Fla. Damld Ross Sacramento. Calif. David Rucker Ft. Lauderdale. Fla. Robert Sampson Atlanta. Ga. Wendal R, Scott Nassau. Bahamas Damion V. Smith Philadelphia. Pa. Henry W. Smith. III Statesboro. Ga. Joseph L. Smalls. Ir. Moncks Corner. 5. C. Russell W. Southall Napoleonville. La. Kenneth Spann Atlanta. Ga. Kenneth D, Sparks Mexia. Texas lemme Stephens Philadelphia. Pa. Ernest F, Stevenson, Ir. San Antonio. Texas lackle Stringer West Palm Beach. Fla. Anlhonl.r B. Sluurl Miami. Fla. Arthur Thomas Inksier. Mich. Aubrey L. 'Ihomas Brooklyn. N Y. Amhnny fk 'l'illn Miami Flu. Eddie W7 Thomas Dnthan . Ala. Kenneth L. Thomas Birmingham. Ala Angus B. Thomas Lumberton. N. C. Daniel Thomhill Chattanooga. Tenn. Victor P. Townsend Chicago. Ill. Trawick 1. Lindsay II Broohavcm Miss. Donald Veale Cleveland, Ohio lemme Walker Oakland. Calif. George F. Watkins Buffalo. N. Y. Ierry Walker Augusta. Ga. Anthony Ward Columbus. Ga. Black people will have to realize that in the kind of world we live in, being Black and Beautiful means very little unless we are also BLACK and POWERFUL. Schuyler C. Webb Springfleld, Mass. 10c N. Weems Athens, Ga. Douglas Wells Orangebung. S. C. Sylvester West Philadeiphia. Pa. Paul Whiic Cincinnati, Ohio Dwight E. Wilbert Birmingham. Ala. Gregory V. Williams St. Augustine. Flu. Michael Wilson Mnntclair, N. 5. Michael N. Williams Williamston. S. C. Walter F. Williams Challanonga. Tenn. Grady L. Woods Memphis, 'I'enn. Rodriquez L. Yancey Atlanla. Ca. 125 Robert Yarbmugh Chicago. Ill. Harold L. Young Chattanooga. Tenn. II is lime for us to stand up and go forth toward a new destiny. 1 K ... Brothers and Sisters must share in this new AWARENESS and PRIDE of Black people. 'I'he THINKERS L: ; . - -- Udgf. , q; Lag.- - . rim g. . '3 ' J .1. a q Features 129 130 A VEHICLE FOR CHANGE! I must work to help my brother overcome his obstacles! I must seek means by which he can be free! I must reach him in his prime! I must reach him NOW! The Frederick Douglass Tutorial Institute I32 Remember I33 'v Soul Sister N o. 1 dynamic . . . vibrating . . . soul-spiring . . . . . melodious . . . calm . . . spelJ-bounding . . . impossible . . . unique . . . magnifxcient . ARETHA! a 3 .. ... 6 , Eur. .. J5.- . -. ww, .x u E. - 55:1 - 3:39.11 - I I l';-.- . .- l ..S Fm... I hmmm . 13 Foundefs Day 1867-1 9'72 'Our greatest accomplishment has been our survival. Each Founder's Day celebrates our continuance that reinforces our determination to survive,10 grow and to excel. mfhe cause of crimes are steep in racism of our courts, jails and hearts. There is no equal justice for black and poor people in our courts; today . . . ' In a country whose temple of justice is emblaznnt with the motto, equal justice un- der the law. lhe quality of our justice is indirectly proportional to the size of one's pocketbook and the Color of 01113.5 skin. It is so because our judges have made it so. -The Honorable Judge George W,Cmcket1 Ftpundur's Day Speaker 1972 105 Years Though small in numhnr. Murtthuuse College has con- tributed mighlily lo the: well- hving 0f the nation. A cullegu liku a tree. must ht: iudgcd by the quality of Ihu fruit it pro- dumps. By this standard. MUN:- htlusu is ruddy to he letlgmL For 105 yuilrs Mnruhuusn has hmm shedding light, trying I0 dispel lhu darkness. hccalusn thv darkness has never htmn put out. It is hoped Ihm during her strcund utrntury. that light never m:nsu. 137 139 The Morehouse- I40 Spelman Players lOI'S Jun 43 i lohn Allen Chicago. Ill. Ronald W. Anderson Birmingham, Ala. Narcisse Antoine Conga Kinshasa Steve Barlow. Ill Opp. Ala Albert H. Battle Americus, CaA Iverson C. Bell. Ir. Toledo. Ohio Thomas Blocker Aiken. S. C. Leon Booker Washington. Ga. Bennett Bradley. Ir. Holly Hill, 5. C. Howard S. Ahels San Francisco. Calif. Ierry W. Adams Atlanta. Ga. Chve R. Bridges: Miaml. Fla. Herman Iirightharp North Augusta. S. U Kenneth Broughlon Gary. Ind. Ralzfurd Brown Charlultc. N. C. Ronald Hynlzr Rnnspvult City. Ala Larry Calhoun Allanta. Ga. James T. Clements Fnrsyth Ga. Rnrmld A. Colherl Macon Ca. Baker I. Elnltrmnn Birmingham. Ala Alonzo Crowley Boat l 10. Wash. Carlton E1 CrutchHPId Nashville, Tenn. 145 H6 Ben Daniel New Shrewsbury. N. L Bernard K. Davis Allanla, GEL Earnest Davis. 11'. Detroit. Mich. Willie Davis jersey City N. l. Emory Dawson Macon Ca Robnn Dixon Plant Cily, Fla. Iames Dupsun Waycmss, Ga. Curley M1 Dossman. In Ville Platte. La. Robert L. Eason East Poinl. Ga. Harding Epps. Ir. Brunswick Ga. Charles 11 Glass Union City. Ga. Ralph E. Everett Drilngihurg. S. C. Cemge D. Fl an igan Mack Frr-ema n Atiunla Ca. Robert L. Freeman Amerinus. Ga. John E. Fuller Pillsburgh. Pa John W. Germa n Fort Lauderdale. Fla Elwood T. Gibson Columbus. Ga. Mathis Gibson. Ill Macon. Ga. Anthnny Gilluy Thornasville. Ga T47 I48 Roberl Hadnnl Chicago, Ill. Issac Halls Crow S.CL Alvin E. Harris. Franklin, Va. Barnny A. Harris Camp HilL Ala. Tyrone Hicks Macon. Ga Jarius L Highlower Atlanta. Ga. Doc Hima- Atlanla. Ca. Jesse H. Hopkins Union. 5.6. Elmer C. Iacksnn. Ir. jeffcrson City. Miss. Ronald B. GranL 11-. Denmark. S.C. lrnnurd Il James Illa Benn. Miss. Reginald lzznkins Brooklyn. N. Y. Farris; rI'. Inhnmm. Ir. Atlanla. Uzi Ira I. lnhnsnn lnksttzr. Mmh jimmy I. IUIIEES Allalntn. Uii. Larry C Illlll'h tiulfpurl. Miss. k-Vulll'l' T. lunvs. Ir. lliilnril. Alia. Rnnnld Ii Krtmmh' Savannah, lid lamps :1. Knight Urunill'villv. S. Ill. Pvlv lilmtllv Marshall, Tvms F'Jiaias F. Lee. Ir. lnkster, Mich Lewis Linsey, Ir. Atlanta. Ga. Larry D. Lindsey Batesville, Miss. Michael Lindsey Allantu. Ga. Sylvester Lindsey. Ir. Tulsa Okla. Iim Locketl Brooklyn. N Y. Issac L. Lowe Rochelle. Ga. Thomas A. Lumpkin Cincinnati, Ohio Iames T. McCain, Ir. Sumter. S. C. lames McMurray Chicaga Ill. lunku: Murray Augusta. iim Edward Mack Atlanta. Cu. Chuck Mann Nuw York lj1ty. NY. David E. Muuhsby Albany. Gal. Lkzruld T. Mansfield Washington. D. 112. Aaron I. McLeod Dnthun. Na. Curillli W. Mcud Memphis. Tenn. Earl Miller East Orange. N. l. Rnhurl L. MUUI'l! Ashuvillv. N. C. lumps W'. Munri: Rimky Mount. N. U. 152 David R. Nimc Kinshasa. Congo Carl Olive Paris. Tenn. Gordon I. Piper SI. Louis. Mo. Raymond G. Plowden Detroit, Mich. Charlie W. Powell Albany Ga. Ronald A. Pugh Bainbridge. Ga. Garth C, Reeves, 1r. Miami. Fla. Bruoe T. Roberson Washington, DC. Bruce Roberis Yeadon. Pa lee W. Newsome Quitman, Ga. Wlllit: Ruckur. Ir. Fort Lauderdulc Fla. Louie C. Seals Chicago. Ill. S19v8 Seymour. 11' W. Palm Beach. Fla. Edgar Smith Lancasten S. C. Gary 1. Smith Nlanla. Un. Henry L. Smnh Ir. Etlgtzmzld, S. C. Kendall R. Sprmt Beaumont Texas Oliver W. Sprmt Beaumont. lexas Michael Sterling Birmingham. Ala. David Sullnn Tampa. Fla. ;' I WHHVKWM 154 Talmadge D. Veale Birmingham. Ala. Larryr M Walker New Orleans La. Charles M. Walton lacksonville. Fla Michael D. Ward Houston. Texas Willie Wells, Ir. Macon. Ga. Kevin K. Wiiliams Rahway N. l. Sammie L. Williams IDhnston. S. C Breni L. Wilsun New Orleans. La. Roger Wils 0n Temple, Ga. Michael L. Wright Detroit. Mich. James: Young New York N. Y. Robert Hickson 1952-197 1 No rock can torture me, My sours at liberty. Behind this mortal bone There knits a holder one! 155 rts... 157 Football . . . 158 For once the Morehouse football Tigers played the brand of football Morehouse students knew they were capable of play- ing. To win as many games as they lost. is definitely a marked improvement The reason is very simple. The insertion of a youthful coaching staff spearheaded by Micheal Gray and Basil Hall is the main reason why the Tigers did so well this season. The Tigers ended the 1971 foot- ball campaign with a 4-4 record and had coaches in the SIAC wondering if they were for real. At least they made believ- ers out of Tuskegee Institute UQ-IQ. a ne- mesis tn the Tigers for years; Lane Col- lege t'lZ-ED. Hampton Institute t13-7J and Knoxville College 0197181. Now the Tigers know what winning is all about thanks to a superb young coaching corps. A 4: The Tiger defense The Tiger offense Basketball . Cuanh McAfmr talks nvnr game strutngy with guards Micheal Hall and Richard Slmng Hm. 'I'hl:i I5 whill yull li:hll lhlr Tiger Rmulhlliuk fnrmulutt-II hf; IHI'I Silk'l'r tISZL lelinn liltjksnn PH and W'ilhi! W'lIliamS 0121. 163 If last season gives just an inta of things to come this season. then yrnu folks down in the 'Heart of Dixie had better take notice tAtahama State is the defending SIAC Cham- pions and the tmlrnament is held in Montgomery!!! Recapping last year for the Tigers. you'll discover it was the best season witnessed by an Ar- thur MIJAfef:-I;Uached team. ' hf' Ti- gers finished the 5: sun with an im- pressive 15-7 evel r.111 Slate. a herth in the IAC tournament and Captured the Cityr Basketball trlhampionship over Clark and Morris Bmwn. With a returning lineup that fea- tures the awesome and intimidating Larry Struzier, a 6-7 forward whu was listed among the top cagers in the State of Georgia last year: Joel Silver. the sharpshuoting forward from the state. that breeiq superb basketball players: Tum Clark. a seasoned veteran; Micheal Hall. the strategist: and the innm;ent Richard Strong. :1 player in his own right. the Tigers could conceivably emerge as the SIAC Champiuns when the thunder and tightening subside in late Fetn'uary. Tigersharks . SIAC Swimming Champs g 4. , II. 9 r I D: I' l mud. f1. ?:ivlwn...- 166 Ummh lilmes Huimes Hanked hy iuam captains M1l;hcaIWr1ghI Irl and PCIIP Samiagn. FH'SIIIIHHI llw'slyll-r U'Immn 3.1.:gr-IILs HLM' 5.1m: Vuhmhir H!.-.'Hnrm-1' TRACK AND CROSS r r J $1 351 7.5: SPRINTERS COUNTRY TEAMS MlDDLE-DISTANCE RUNNERS ,r OFEH-u Q? ; uaRE HrsJ RETURNING LETTERMEN I70 n..- a. $3.:- WIS f;-- w. '. Elf Donald Veale larone Iohnson. Captain bee Cloud ! -1'- 1'- - -. . gangs. T' H..H4.ru-.ur---- 5- ! w-mp qudl' ff WVWWW f:- var, m .1, v f f'i'fr: .1 at! ., IN FDlmensmn S r O .1 n .m Don Anderson Muskegon Hts. Mich. Major: English Vice-Presidunt Sr. Class. Alpha Phi Alpha. Glee Club. F.D.T.I. Drexel B. Ball Wesley L. Benjamin Charleston S. C. Atlanta. Ga. Major: P. E. Major: Dual Degree Torch Editor. Maroon Tiger Radio Club Staff, Student Athletic Comm. Vincent Bethel Harrison B. Banks Atlanta, Ga. Elberton. Ga. Major: Political Science Major: Economics Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity x r; f , I AHA ' ' Hf ' 'ioiiU Iuhn A Bowden Tampa. Fla. Major: Chemistry Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. Glee Club Cecil H. Brim III Los Angeles. Calif. Major: Political Science Alpha Phi Alpha Frat, Board of Trustees. Debaling Team Bradford G. Brown Athens, Ga. Major: Math Football Charles W. Brown Florence. S. C. Major: Political Science john Brawn Chicago. HI. Major: Business Admin. Education must not simply teach-it must tell of life. Those of the Black Race who have al- received this talent must make leaders of thoughts and missionaries of culture among their peeple. Mellon L. Brown Greenvill'e, S. C. Major: Political Science lamus M. Brittnm Political Science Club Radio 51. Louis. Mo. Club Major: Biology Uzee Brown. In Quentin Bmxlun Cowpens, S C. Pensacola. Fla. Major. Music Major: Business Admin. Glee Club Business Club Lamonl E. Buangmn Atlanta. Ga. Major: Political Science Marching BamL Polk Sutenco Club Collie Burnett Tucson Arizona Maior; Sociology Gary T. Bussey Augusta. Ga. Major: P01. Science- Football 81 Golf. Omega Psi Phi Fral, Clarence E. Bush Bainbrirlgv Gd Maior: Biology Kappa Alpha Psi Fra1.. Band BE, nlngy Club Larry L. Butler Richmond Calif, Major: English Calvin O. Butls New York. New York Majors: Philosophy 1 Reiiginn Kappa Alpha Psi Frat. S.G.A.. uhm Who In American College Q? L'nix. Harold Byrd Huntington. New York Main: Sociology Sucinlugy Club Iamcs H. Campbell Atlanta. Ga. Major: Busmcss Admin. Business Club Wilson EL Carley. Ir. Tampa. Fla. Major: Mathlrmaitilm Studunl Urluntzil Lennard H. Cult: St Louie Mn, Major: Iiusinlrss Admin. Football. Track. Business Club. Kappa Alpha Psi Danny A. Chapman Atlanta. Ga, Mujnr: Husiucss Admin. Glee Club Lace V. Cloud North Carolina Mnjur: Music: illl-I- Club. 'IR-nnis. StuLlrm ilnurt The promise of America, like her national heroes, has been ensh- rined in a tomb of Relics. anrl Cmnmnr. Ir. IJcnmeIrk. S. C. qunr: English Kappa Alpha Psi Frat. Alvin li. Ddrden Cincinnati Ohio Major: Psychology Omega Psi Phi Frm. Charles; I-'.. IJnughany Atlanta. Ucl. Mujnr: limnmnius BUSIHPSS tlluh Htirphrn I Dunn Ukklhnmil Illfy. Uklu. Melina : Amzullnhug Prlrs. Hllfiilllfh'H Clull Anthony lh-Sun Slzlrklr. Ha. Mdlur? Pul. Smtrnmr Alpha Phi Alpha, Hand Iunu-s M3. anht-rry. Ir. Nluutzl. Uzi. Md'nr: Hummuss Aulnun. Omega Psi I'hl I ml.. Hilml. HIISJIH'hH filllh Roderick M. E-lilluy Bainbridgu IiLzl. Major. Husimrss Admin. Business Club. Marching Band Frank Huniu- Auguslu. tla. Mmor: finunnmiw Fuulhull Ilmugn Pei Phi Frat. Ishmnll Feldcr Manon. Un. Major: History Studem Council. HNE-LA. Pres of History Club Umgnry Filzpatrick Atlanta. U3. MEJJUFI Melthcmchs My Dream Can No Longer Wait! DPHEIFd M. Fuhhs Houston. '112xm; Malinf: IiitJIUg-V IIJml-ga Psi I'hl Iv'ral. lilmrml Fnrhvs. fr. Wimlnn-Hulum. N. IL Major: Mathematics Eddie L. Fortune Bishupvilln S. C. Major: Pnlihcal Suinnne Copy ii Class Hrlitm' Fromm. Sucrmury Sl-ninr Class. Elucliun Cumm. F.D.T.I,. Pol. Science Club Besides, Theyul see how beautiful I am And be ashamed- I, too, am America. 1angston Hughes Richard T. Gamble Columbus. GeL Major: Math Football l-Iduliu Gauss Griffin. Gd. Major, Husim-ss Admin. Kappa Alpha Psi Fral. jnhn K, Grant Allnnlu. Ca. Major: Physical Educ. anball and Track Gregory P. Urmn Purl Arthur. 'l'exas Mujur; Business Admin. Omega Psi Phi Fran Glee Club. Business: Club Edward Grimes. Atlanta: Ga. Major: Sociology Samuel E. Guilford. IL New York, N Y, Majnr- Business Admin. Business Club I. Frank Hall Atlunm' Ga. Major: Psychulugy Wade Harris Cllrvnlaml, Ohio Major: English Afru-Amerimn Hall of Fame. Prus. 0f S.E.A. Stanley l. Henson Atlanta Ga, Major: ilislury Kappa Alpha Psi Football Blackness It is not a question of geography . . . . but psychology Bill J enkins hjlius H. Hollis MillhEIuI D. Hodges Allunm, ILL Crrrlrnvillu, Miss. Major: Hislnry Mujnr: liisiury llislury Club Marvin Iluplr Wulan U. HOUSIUn Atluulu. tin Amusm. Ga. lejnr: Physical Educ. Major: Hunmmirjs Football, BilSllhulL SNHR FOUHIEIII Ulivur H Hudsun TIISEHIIUUHA. Alal. Major: licunumitzs Kappa Alpha E's: Hut. Virng Hudson tllimnn. 5. t2. Mujur: Ihmnms Admin. Iiusinvsx lilluh Sumllnl 1.. luckbnll Ins Angullm. Cnlif. Major: Drama Momhlmrw-Spt-Iman Pldyrrs Wldrlnn jncksun tirl'vninurn, U11, Major: Pulililnll Sl:ii'nl:l' f?llrerluIl. Alpha Phi Alpha Frilt. Frrduruzk U. hmkms, Ir. Culmnlain. SKI. Maitlr Hitllngy Kzlppu Alpha Psi Frat. Mnmnn 'I'ignr IINIIF. Ruynmml I. Il'lur AHimln. UH. Mdiur I'nylhnluglx I'xydmlngj. Club. AHICIL We are convinced that the black man, having re- mained human, can by regaining his dignity, make a. tremendous contribution which humanity needs in order to overcome its fixation of materialism. This contribution would be made through the conquest of freedom for the benefit of all . . . Bruce K, Johnson Atlanta, Ga. Major: Economics City Campus Coordinator. Mom- bnr szial 8: Culture Affairs Comm. Jesse jnhnson Albany. Ca. Major: Mathematics Lawmnce D. Johnson Greensboro. N C. Majors: Psychology 62 Sociology Psycholngy Club. Sociology Club, Radio Club. Marching Band Van C. Johnson Criffm. Gah Major: Business Adminh Omega Psi Phi Frat. Glee Club Business Club DuVurges limes ML Vernon, N. Y. Major: Economics Cross Counlry. Business Club. AIESIEC Gordon L. Joyner Huntsville, ALI Major: Pole Science Alpha Phi Alpha Frat Marching Band, Baseball. PoliHcal Science Club Ernest A lupiter Atlanta Ga. Major: Malhemalics Lonzy Lewis Washington, Gal Mafor: Physics Wm. C. McFarlill. Ir. Allnnlii. UiL Mrljllri P01. 5::il:nl'.i: Kappa Alpha PH Frat. Ulm- Huh Raymund Mutilrnrlnn Iirifrm. Kin. Malinrz liusinuss Admin. Kilppil Alpha Psi Fmr. Hugvnl' Muiireiry flrifFIu. II'HI. lelnr: l-IngInvl-ring llnnu-H Iiunxl Ilzlrrvll Mdlhm- Atlanta. fun. Maljlsr: Huninlugy lIih'v Club. Hmjnlugy Ulnl- Uiivid HI. Mdlhlw Mlilmlrlphid. Pd Mdiur: Binlugy Iimlclglx IIIHI: 'WLiimm ll. Mann Iixlinln'itlgr. I'm. Major: Pullliull HI Il'llll' Kappa Alpha PSI Frat. Ham! Iurry 1.. Manning ATIuntn. I'm. Major: l'hysit dl Hdllrl. Iuhn A Mdlther. h LlnusL'iIII'. Ky. Majm': Acumllltmg UII-l' Huh. lilISInt'HH Huh . . . All Black People Arlhnr I. MiukI-Ihurx'. Ir. Allunlu. wild, Major: English Iluu' I. Millvr Allxmtd. Um. Major: Put. Suivnul: Unwgu Phi Pln FmL. Maruhmg Hand. Iillsini'ss tlluh Allen L. Moses Wuyxmuss, GEL Major: Psydmlugy Awareness up- roots the seem- ingly firm roots of nega- tivisrn and per- petuates Earl 1. Nero. Ir. James E. Nolan Herbert K Orise Blackless Port Arlhur. Texas Troy. Na San Antonio. Texas Major: Mathemalius Major: Political Science Major; Mathematics alld- Alpha PhiAlphu Omega Psi Phi FraL, National Teacher Carp. Reginald L. Owens Isaac L. New Kirk. III Atlanta. Ga. Savannah. Ga. Lee A. Norris Major: Business Admin Maiur: Physics Brunswick. Ga. Businnss Club. Phi Beia Sigma Majulz : Malhcmatics Frat. Iohn W. Pace Atlanta, Ga, Phi Beta Sigma Frat. Major: Sociology Leo Pinketl Atlanta Ga. Major: Business Admin. Kenneth Pinson Allanla. Ga. Major.- Pnlilical Science PoliIical Scinnm Club The Time is Here Archilr LPuwull Ailunlu. Ila. Milillhii Illsllnry H: Fl'lanth Pnns, Hrmur lil:ms lIII-r Illuh. Merrill SLJIIIIIII William I.. l'yurt Conway. 5-3. 2 Milillrl Pnhllml leivmzn Umugu Pm Phl FruL Iiusmnhs Club. Pol. Scienrm Club. for My People. Young Rinnuy 'finllt-gtr I'ark. KLL. Mnlnr l-Ilt'driuul Iinginm-ring jm- S. Ratliff Lumiwrtun. N. C Mfljllr: Hmtm'y Alpha Phi Alpha Fm! lliHIUIS Club 0. Raymond Ri'gtslvr Plduui. tin. Majur: Illnlug', Edward II Rim.- Inuksnnvnln. Flu. Mujrar; aninuss minim Kappa Alpha Psi I r'.ll.. Hus. CIUIJ fildrltluzlr Ii. Rutalnzlnl'. Ir Alhinlu. UH. Multlr: Hiuhlgr PIN va Sigma Fm! Hunahi Rudmull Iiimm Huugu. I,d. Maim linunumm; Kappa Alpha Pai Fmt Grady M. Smut! HilllilH. UH. Major Ilnliliml Huicumt hm I.. Huntl vapun. Nmm. Va. Milinr: Hizahagy :Uphn Phl Alpha I rnt.. Iiiulngy Klluh T85 Adam Simmons Tuscaloosa. Ala. Major: Hislnry Phi Beta Kappa Usktzr L. Spitzer Mcmphis. Tenn Majors: Health 8: Physical Hduu. Football, Maroon 'hger. S.OA. C. Miles Smith. Ir. Atlanla. Ca. Majm: History Omega Psi Phi FmL. Morehmlmr- Spclmau Players Warren Snood iauksonvilln, Fla, Maior: Economics; ALESJEIL. Business Club Garland L, Sliih. I11. limpnriu, Va. Major: Poiilina! Suiunce Richard E. Sh-ung Richtnn. Miss, Major: Business Admin. Basketball Wilbur Sums Farmvth: N. C. Major: Political St'ivmzu Murril Scholar W'illimu F. Swanson College Park. fin. Majors: Business Admin K Economics Business Club junk H. Taylor AIIEITIIJ. fin. Mallar: HUHIIIPHS Allmm. Marching HamL A.I.l:..H I'LC. Hd'ruurtl Thuums Dnlhuu. Ala Mufur: I'lalilil:;ll Siziirntm Alpha Pin Alpha Frill. Hneurzl 'l'hnmus Illuytund livauh Flu. Maunr: Chumlslry Chm; -r I'hnmpmn Allilmu. Ha. Malor: Iiusinuss Admin. The people are the power. Louis Ray Aluluul M 'I'urry Siurra Immur Miijnr: Business Admin. 31 Hmmmmm African Silldiiul Ilnim: Kvnmrth R. 'I'hllrstun I'umpnnn Hitach. Flu. Muinr: licunmnilzs Futathilll. Humnlms Mdnzigm' fur SI-Illur Clash thlrlil. Cumin l'idwln A. 'l'humpsnn. Ir. Allilmu. tia. Major Psychology Ululz Uluh. Alpha! Phi Nphn Frzlt. Waller L. Thompson h. mthtrvilln. N. C. MEIIUTI Pul. Suiumur Uchuling Tlrmu Kilppu Alpha Psi C. II. 'l'urnur. H AlliintiL Elm Majur: Psychology In.- Turnun Ir. Buffalln, N, Y Mujnr: Pnlilical Huiltnix- Hislnry Cluh. Afru-Amurinan Hull uf Fume VimrrChuirman William D. Ulmer Chattanooga. Tenn. Major: Sociology Omega Psi Phi Fran SNEA. So- ciology Club Alexander MA. Valentine. Ill En'Jeryvillre Calif. Major: Spanish Arthayer D. Waller Atlanta. Ga. Major: Economics Business Club Daniel D. Wart Atlanta. L121. Major: Psychology Spekman-Morehouse Players Melvin H. Watson. 11'. Atlanta. Ga. Major: Biology Ronald 1. Watts Atlanta. Ga. Major: English Phi Beta Sigma Darwin R White SI. Louis. Mo. Major: Psychology Glee Club Ronald L. White Eufaula. Ala. Major: Political Science Marching Band A NIGGER IS! WAS! A NIGGER WILL ALWAYS BE. A NIGGER IS A NATURAL STATE OF BEING. NEGRO AIN'T!!! Clarenm A Williams Iackson. Ala. Major: Mathematics Kent Williams Atlanta. Ga. Major. Economics AIESEC. Baseball Claude R. Wnodruff Iacksun, Miss. Maior: Biology Glee Club Eugene P Wright Washington. D, C Major. Hislol'y Hislory Club. SHEA Nathaniel 2.9.13ch Ir. Wes! Point. Ca. Major: Business Admin Business Club Marching Band. Concerl Band. . Bill J enkins 189 5?? bud? a 1.535;..i. n O .1 t a r t IS Faculty And in' Adm President Hugh M. Gloster And Family H . A . you are young black men living in a country which has promised thl? dream of free- domt justice. and nqualily to all of its citizens but has uftun dunimi the dream partly or cum- plttttily tn members of our racial group. As we have mnvmi painfully amt slowly along the rocky, uphill marl which leads from 1110 arrival nf the first slaw: ship in Iilmtzstuwn in 1619 IU- ward the top 0f the mountain from which we may set: the Promise Land, we have with no mlsy vintnrics. Evttry major gain has t: 2n the result of agitation and actinnt At 0911;! 'irnes and in certain plumsifor example. tum. years: ago in Augusta and at Jackson Statu-thn dream has hecomt: a nightmare. and hoptr has turned into despair. t'You an: disturbed htacausu 0f the sufferings 0f the blank and poor in this prejudiced and wealthy land. You are tlisturhmt Inmause 0f the kind of war we: em: waging in Southeast Asia. You are disturbed hltliilllst! 0f the impttsnmtl and mechanized upcratitm of agencies of edu- cation, husinuss. ilntl government. 1 hope and pray that the members of this class will follnw in the fnntsttms of Martin Luther King. Ir. in leading our people and this country tzlosnr t0 nur national dream uf freedom. ius- tim. and equality -tlugh M. Gloster Message to Seniors '72 Dr. Willis IL Hubert Mr. William N. Nix Academic Dean Dean of Studunls MI. Emurxun Eimiwin Ms: Lonnie Stewart Admission Olfmer Accountant Mm Theda Jauksnn News Rupmsemmive Dr. lames Ellison College Physician ML Wiley Pcrdue Dr. Charles Bell Mr. Nathaniel Veale Business Manager Registrar Dimotor of Development Mr. Iuhn Simms Mr. Ruben Clark Mm Alice Green ' Director of Food Service Accounlanl Director of Inslilutiunal Grants Mrl Waldo Whillley Mrs. Icssie Ehanks Mr. Benjamin Graham. Ir, Supl. of Building and Urmmd - Librarian Chic! Accountanl Secretarial Staff Mrs. Yvunm: King Secretary m President Miss Carolyn Hawkins Secretary to Academic Dean Mm Agnes Watson Secretary to Businnss Manager 196 Mrs. Doris Shephard Assistanl in Regis- trar's Ufflun Mrs. Odavinc Alexander Assistant in Regis- imEs OffiCL' Mrs, Anna Riley Cashier Muss Ann Hill Seminary tu lJirt-Ltnr uf Fi- Ihlnlilill Aid leis ISvItIV Meingum Surntilry lu Uvu-Jupmt'm Hirt'tlul Mm. Hllrm Martini Ahhihlanl in RI'gishan UITLLN Musa- Emma Iltmhur Assihlunl Snurnlury 10 Muss lidrhuru Ilnusp St-Ier-mry m Llhmrinn Mm II'NHII' Almhl'r Hmu'vtur; lu Drum n! SlmJI-nls Mrs. Sadie: Alexander Mrs. Evelyn Ltwinguod Sun? icu Mrs. Ruhyv le Faculty szmtary Head Resident Mays Hull Sttcrtamry 10 Director of Fund Mrs. Leila Horton Head Resident. Hubert Hall Mrs. Pearl Griffin Secretary. News Bureau Mrs. Sylvia McAfeee Faculty Scurviary Mr. Clinlon Warner Postmaster Mrs. Flora Lamar Poslmistnuis Mrs. Kalhurinu MuM illa n Immphim' Canly IMIssJ Faculty Seumlury Faluully Himmlilry Mrs. Rilkl Wulkvr Fuculiy Sucmtu ry Mrs. Marv Rinhulrdsdn Squirvtury. Spuniul Pruivct Department Of Modern Foreign f A Dr. Edward limes IJr. Irmagard Immel 200 Ur. Iszid Pnlulmk. Visiting Professor Mr. Edward Taylor Mr. Michael Gray Mr. Unvirl W'allki'r Mr Arlhllt' MuAfNL Athliilic Uirmnur urlum II..m.:thm.n..n g ; Ilir'lill I : f;1 Department of Physical Education Mathematics Dr. Ioseph Harrison Dr. Lile Sirauss Dr, Ben Martin Department Mrs. Harrie! Walton Dr. Douglas Hawleyr Chairman Mr. Samuel Phelphs UL KPIIh Rum: Mrs. Gloria Cayles Dr. Shclion Beatty Mr. Clifford Lutton Mrs. Anne Watts Dr. Clair Wilson Visiting Professor Dr. A. K. Stevens Mr. Cason Hill Department Mrs, Beulah Cluster Sister IJnmihy Finn Dr. lelmm Pqu-m tihmrman Mrs. l-Ilwmr I'. Brown Dr, Acldiv S. Mitchell Department Of Music Dr. Wendell Whalum Chairman Mr. William T. McDanielS Drl T. I. Anderson K v Dr. Dellie Hagen Chairman Dr. Anna Grant. Chairman 206 Department of Education Department of Sociology Mr. Ping Chung Dr. Jdml'h Maya, Chairman Ill'pdrtnnrni nf' Physics Dr. Valdemar Carlson. Viailing Mr. Wilhrlln Hirilzkinnli Professor .0........ IJr HIIVEKII'ti Williams, Ilhairnmn Department Of Business And Economics '20? Department of Chemistry Dr. loseph Gayles Dr- Charles Meredith Dr. Hehry McBay, Chairman Dr. Robert Brisbane. Chairman Dr. Abraham DaVis Dr. Tobe fohnson. Director of AfrovAmeritzun Studies Department Of Political Science Dr. Daniel Klenbarl Dr. Alton Homsby. 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