Morehouse College - Torch Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1978 volume:

Page 3 Pnhoduchon Page 14 Underdassmen Page 55 Homecoming Page 31 AdmImSUann Facuny and StaP Page 105 Organizations Page 11? Spons Page 137 Senkus Page 160 Fraternlhes Page 1 Table of Contents change her u coming but ersleps are too loud. even a lamp post changes nigger. change. stop being an instant yes machine. change. niggeis don't change they just grow. that's a change. bigger 81 better niggers. change. into a necessary blacksell. change. like a gas meter gels higher. change, like a blues song talking absut a righteous tomorrow. change, like a tax bill getting higher. change, like a good sister getting better change. like knowning wood will burn. change. know the realenemy. change, change nigger: standing 0n the corner, thought him was cool. him still standing there, it's winter time. him cool. change. know the realenemy. change: him wanted to be a TV star. him is ten dctock news wanted. wanted. nigger stole some lemon 8r ltme popsictes. thought them were diamonds. change nigger change. know the realenemy. yeur enemy know the realenemy, the world's enemy. know them know them know them the real enemy change your enemy change your change: is us is or is u aint change. now new change. for the better change read a change live a change. read a htackpoem. change. he the real people. change, black poems wilt change: change change change yourenemy change change change.change your change change change change. your nnnd mggen Don L. Lee know the realenemy. change. know the realenemy change yrfenemy change know the real change know the reatenemy change, change. know the realenemy. reatenemy. the reat realenemy change your the enemies; change your change your change your enemy change I think u! tomonuw and I dream why? because without dreams there would be no tomorrow, no future. I not only dream of the beginning but of the end. I not only dream of who, why 81 how but when I dream because I am concerned for my people's welfare, All things change from the wheel to the automobile from you diapers, stuffed animals and hronzed baby shoes. to you in high school, In love, in debt. And the social dynamics and perimeters during your lifetime have exploded into a thousand fragments of liberation movements and human rights demands. It has been a revolution that ignited in the eyes at Asian peasants and African bushmen and Afru-American Comm Kings who began to direct this inevitable change. It 45 a revolution in full stnde that has changed, trrevocably, our under- standing at ourselves In this society as it has demythotogized so manyr of the impressions of Btackfwhite. wrongmght that imprisoned us all. Git Scott Heron 515'? ' ' ' . WHEN ALL ANCIENT PLANS HAVE BEEN EXHAUSTED AND YOU FIND YOURSELF AT A STAND STILL 1mm There's nothing harder to stop than an idea whose time has come to past. This is not wot time it is. yesterday today and tomorrow all different times with different needs. yesterday's plans might not be effective today and today's plans might not carry any weight tomorrow As a chameleon changes his skin to adapt to each background. we must learn to adapt in the times but unlike the chameleon we must never change our color because Black is still beautiful. There's always a revolution going on. but a physical revolution is not the only kind that can occur. make a mental revolution, Change your mind. i- karat; tr!!! ; -.:- . With 2' - w 2+3: !'8l'I-' 1I1l.'ug.11l' 1 IAISIDIrG-mI-KILw Iib-xuw law! I'dll THERE. IS ONLY ONE THING LEFI' TO DO CHANGE! The IQPHS Torch Stafl presents fm As people REFURMATIUN A New Birth Of Blackness CHANGE!!! A NEW BIRTH OF BLACKNESS I am a new Birth of Blackness, a new Birth of Blackness. I used to be the alm-ed Kid who did what everybody else did. inst to be hip. ' But I've always been inmwed in Changing the world. then That '35 hypocritical. So now I've changed and now when I sing the song is not the same. I no longer want to sit idly by. I've changed! and I have a need to seek the Iruth. gain respect and make a mark on the world. AND WHO ARE WE? WE ARE THE PEOPLE THAT BUILT THIS. DAMN NATION .. H II II a ii Ia - Es'ri- - -- ?r I'D. ll. 4 - I '16 has been btought. used and neatly stored away. This is '71. The Year at Change! Bill Robinson was elected SGA President, Reformationl! The football team decided to win, Reformation! and Morehouse decided to expand. Reformation!!! Get up PeopIe-it's time to he a new. Iime's are changing. Reformation is at hand. .- - FRESHMEN; CHOOSE 4 YOUR PATH Julius C. Adams Macon. GA Eric Alston Brooan. NY Reed Armstead Indianapolis, IN Warren Armslead St. Louis, MD Michael Baker Indianapolis. M0 Billy E. Barkley Leary. GA Kevin Beasley Chicago. IL Alex Bievins Bmadwew. IL Timothy Buodle Newport News, VA Michael F. Bowie Philadelphia, PA David Boyd Memphis, TN Ear1 Brithman Blytheville, AR Alan Brooks Columbia, MD Barnngton Brooks Norfolk. VA Charles Brown Washington, DC Gemd A.P. Brown Memphis, TN Mark B. Brown Chicago. IL Donnell Canley Augusta. GA Emmett Carson, Jr. Chicago, IL James Carter Raleigh, NC Swimmers take a break during the Annual Morehouse-Spelman Splash Part5r Tony Hawkins sings in the Annual Freshmen Talent Show. Myron Ciuyd Memphis. TN Nate Coleman Chicagu IL Warren Colter Orangesburg. SC Lucien E. Cox, Jr Silver Spring. MD Yul Crawford Orlando, FL Richard S. Dabon New Orleans. Fernando Daniels Augusta. GA Augustus Dams Detroit MI Barry Davis Gary. IN Anthony Dawson New Haven, CT David Dent Bernard Dickens, Jr. Los Angeles, CA Paul Dillard Detroit, MI Robert Dixon Trenton. NJ Sherwood J. Dixson, Jr. Chwcago. IL David Duncan Eatontown, NJ Douglas Eaves Tuskegee, AL 1' Freshmen find ample study time. ..-., Dr. Guy adds inspiration to assembly Dawd Ferguson Rmera Beach. FL Floyd Ferguson New Haven, CT menn Forbes New Haven. CT Duyian Forney Detroit, MI Kym Fortsin Los Angeles. CA Gregory Fragier Rockviile. MD Alvin Futrell AhoskieN NC Woodruff T. Galloway Darlan Gathmgs Albuquerque, NM Max GIHiam Windsor, NC WillJarn Glenn Durham. NC Russell Green Jr. West Palm Beach, FL Lynn G. Hael New York, NY Dam Hamer Queens. NY Christopher Hamiln Macon, GA David L. Hannsberry Chicago. IL Vincent Harden Murietta, GA Edwardu R. Harris Ferndale. Ml Lannie Henderson Albany. GA Kenneth W. Henley PruvidenceN RI Richard Hicks West Chesten PA Eugene Hickson, Jr. Arcadwa, FL Bruce Hill New York. NY Steven C. HiH mevmand. 0H Toussaint Hill Detroit, MI Garry Holmes Macon. GA Philippe Halsey Washington. DC Tracy Janus Birmingham. AL Robert Johnson Chwcago, IL Anthony Jones John Jordon Jacksonvilfe. FL Harold KHgore CJncinnatL 0H Fhumas Kirkland Jacksonville FL Irwn Lee Milford, VA Derick Lewws Grand Rapids. MI Joseph Lewis Birmingham. AL William Mahone Samuel Matchett Valdosta. GA Daily McDowell Millen. GA Cylus Mcluer, Ill Chas SC Albert F. Mead, HI Chicago, IL Willie Mitchell Columbus. GA Charles Moseley Sacramento, CA Kevin Norton Jacksonville. FL Robert 0r: Detroit, Mt Othell Owen Chicago. IL Mr, Perdue assists 3 student with registration. Students enjoy themselves at the annual Morehouse-Spelman picnic. Jon Enc Palker VestaL NY Rodney Pattetson Atlanta. GA SMI'IEY Patton Atadena, CA Robert Putts MIIWBLIKEE, WI Joseph Plummer Milwaukee. WI Rodney Poitier Mims FL Frank Raines. II Detrml. Ml Rmkey Rawls Perry. GA Charles Rele1ord Griffin GA John T. Rice Chicago. IL DeXbert Rigsby.r Jackson? MS Robert Ross James A. Roe. Jr. Chicago. IL Patrick Saddle; Gainesville. GA Anthony Scott Perry. Ga Ronald Saymore West Palm Beach FL Gregory Simpson Miami. FL Booker T. Smith TuScaloosa. AL Carlton Smith San Diego, CA JnhnW.Southall Napoleonville, LA Mark Stinth Baitimore. MD Kevine E, Terrell Cheveland. 0H Charles Thomas. Jr. Mlanta GA James Thompson Flusmg. NY Wallace Trippiett. Jr. Chicago. IL Jerome TuHey Buffalo, NY 20 SE ' f TM? -'h g? JM-lhw Lawrence Turner Charlotte NC James Vaughn West Palm Beach. FL AljoesonWalker Durham.NC KevinWalker BaltimoreMD Jerome Walker West Palm Beach. FL DEl'fICk Washington New Haven, CT Ellis Washington Detroit. MI FI'EUBIICH J. Washington, II New Haven. CT Mark Weathermgtun Hartsfurd. ' CT Kyle Webb Springfield, MA Ricky Wells St Louis, MO Dennis thte Tuscaloosa. AL David Williamsan Ronald Williams Atlanta. GA C.P. Wilson Tampa. FL Rudolph Wilson Reidsville, NC Joseph Wingfiem Atlanta, GA Christopher Wright West Paim Beach. FL Lester Wright Baltimare. MD Terry Woodard New York. NY Raiph Woolfrorh Chicago. IL 2 ! 1 1 EASONS I J' THE S ' l. .. f - .. This IS Morehouse in the fall. We reioict because we'le glad to be back? I! is lime for picnics. the time the leaves fall from the trees and for those of us who am lucky. It IS a time to fall in love 0F MOREHOUSE Inn! in Our campus is ht with the glow of the first rain and n is the time that a lot 01 us begin to flunk out of school because it makes us oh so lazy! This is Morehouse in the fall. '23 Take a dynamite MC, 8 su- per cool escorts, 8 foxy lar dies stu, ITIIK weLI, and .. voila! Natlalie NeLson Lynn Jordan 94 Lisa Perry Patrice Brad'ley Sandra Van Traws Christie Woods 0h! Hi, my name is leliam Cable. The Soph- omore Queen and Coud can be found on page 56. Hurry up and Inuit I know the suspense is killing you. 25 THE UNITED SOPHOMORE CLASS F ' X x a sip. a .A it Charles Allen Terre Haute. IN WiHiam Alien Knoxville. TN Donald Armstrong Compton. CA 15 A -- a Edmund Bailey Chicago. IL Scott Barrier Plainfkeld. NJ Adrian Bass High Paint NC Charles Beli Louisville. KY .. a ; u' t L' Mhr-MGA Wiliard Bell Memphis. TN Anthony Bellamy Arhngton. VA Paul Booker Aibany, NY Anthony Brown Atlanta. GA Gregory Buck Atlanta. GA Lee Campbell Boyntun Beach FL Samuel Clark Washmglun, DC William Cleveland Shelbyville. TN ,.. David Haley Sllver Spring. MD Ray Hamillon Batten Rouge, LA Omlle Harris Trenton, NJ Darrell Herbed Greenville, SC Leon Hood Oklahoma City. OK Anhur Houser Gary. IN Allen Houston Augusta. GA Paul Hubbard Grand Rapids. MI . . . k. a Byron Jefferson Charleston. SC Eric Johnson Englewood. NJ Ralph Johnson Athens. GA Robert Jones West Palm Beach, FL WiHIam Jones Memphis. TN Alired Junior Jackson. MS Antonio Kelieyr Memphis. TN George KeHy West Palm Beach, FL r 1' a .. 1 Gregory Kelly Mlanla. GA Fred Kimme Dallas, TK Clinton Long Washington. DC Kenneth Lowe Ocara. FL A Hany Marshall Rockville MD Jeffrey Mashore Richmond. VA Kyle Mattlson Detroit. MI Charles MCKEHZIE Delano. FL :3? 3:5 . Paul McKinney Memphis. TN AJ, McKnight Washington, DC Arlln Meadows Omaha, NB Jerome Menifee Washington. DC Michael Mitchell Atlanta, GA David Morrow Ruchesier. NY Isaac Mullins Atlanta GA Dawd Mudd Rockville. MD ,4. LOUIS Napper Rockwila MD Anthony Page Jamama Queens NY Adlai Pappy Ft. Lauderdale. FL Reginald Patterson Jamaica Queens NY I .. -14 I I -JJ; '61? Curtis Perkins Englewood. NJ Ronald Pettaway New York, NY Michael Pounds Evanston, IL Joe Railey Cincinnati, OH I I...-:-. I I ,I ' II I - . It I - . E; 155A James Rhines Pittsburgh. PA Daniel Roland Ft. Lauderdale, FL Hobey Sanders Bu Legs, GK Reginald Scull Moultrie, GA Jim Sills Wilmington, DE Robert Simmons Statesboro, GA Edwa'rd Simpkins Detroit MI Ganell Smith Wilmington. DE Gregory Snell Bronx, NY Terry Speight Livingston. AL Frank Staley Orangeburg, SC MIChHEI Stewart Chicago. IL 26.; Bernard Sutton Brooklyn, NY Claude Swanson Washington. DC Lorenzo Taylor LUUiS'JIIlB. KY Scott Iaylor Oakland. CA Charles Teaner New Orleans, LA - Kenny Thomas Pwttsburg. PA David Thornton Columbus, GA Kevin Todd Detroit, MI Christopher Turner Oklahoma City. OK James Tyson West Palm Beach, FL Eric Udunka Nigeria, Africa BiHy Walker Easley. SC Dean Webb Mt. Auy. PH . and lasl but not least . . Angelo Williams Whistler. AL SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Ptesident-G. Grifhn Vice PrESIdentml. Mullins Treasurer-A Cook Secretary-D. Haley Board of Trustees-HJ. Cobb This is the old Doc saying I want to see aH you sophomores back next yea: a5 iur niors! Li's a bet! A farewell to an old triend. Mr. Sophomore Jimmy Rhines 3? $9er 21 fee uBlEUEUE ME STUDENTS: MERE :5 N0 Possrszs WM F08 HMV-ONE 72:; .C'HEAT ON TIM T557....' 33 CAMPUS LIFE and go to class. but most of all we study. We shoot the breeze and eat our meals, but most of all we study In 1969 two new buildings graced the Morehouse College Campus. Fred- erick Douglas Commons, and Howard Thurman Hall. ..:!!;1!a.l 1-H .. 1 . I i :; I-:V.I .- -II'- I-UI IT Ex We go on trips, but most 01 all we study. but first, and always. we study! We watch the girls. and fall in love. Construction began this year on the New Administration- Reading Room Buildmg and Adjacent Martin Luther Kim;r Jr. MemoriaJ Chapel. Rickey Anderson Gary Banks Memphis, TN . Bainbridge GA Marcus Barnett Timothy Bass Houston. TX Chicago. IL Clalence Baskin Estrada Bernard Columbus. GA Monlowa, Liberia 11?! Gaty Bowden Julius Bowie Waycross. GA Atlanta, Ga 37 38 Stephen C1ausel1 MODIIB. :QL A Michael Co: Chicago. IL 332$; it Thomas Braggs Atlanta. GA Camden, AL - - i: Oflie Clark Aberdeen MD Lucky Ehigiamusoe Bendel, Nigeria Reginald Cleveland Richmond. VA Larry Davis Gulfport. MS Lynn Freeman Mania, GA William Gore Orangeburg. SC Isaih Evans Hadsford, C1 33-5; h. w Darryl Hall Dallas, TX Limas Forte Cleveland. OH Eric Harris Ferndale. MI James Goolsby Atlanta. GA John Greene IrS'ashington DC 39 w Reuben Harris Washmgton. DC Charles Hawk. in Atlanta, GA Gregory Head Grdfln. GA Stanley Johnson. Jr. N. Miami Beach. FL Jeh Johnson Poughkeepsm NY 40 DarneH Haynes San Francisco, CA Amoid Height Atlanta, GA m. Yonkers, NY Wayne Jones Honollu, Hawaii Kevin Mason Amltyuille. NY Derek Morgan Augusta. GA Jetfrey Lawrence Chattanooga. TN Raynard Oliver Atlanta. GA Timothy Mabron Coplague. NY Deevid Miller Greenville. SC Joseph Parker, Jr. Landauer. MD 4 I John Prince Columbus. GA Roberi Sherard New Yelk City. NY d? Joseph Hailey George Rainey CincinnalL 0H Mobile, AL navid Scrugsa Ft. Lauderdale, FL , ,1; i r v.13 ... , w- . R . . :1 km E . , gel. E .- - i y , , . iv Lawrence Smallwoud Gegrge Tu New York City, NY Bummgham AL Y 5?? Kenneth Thomas Memphis Vaughan. Jr. Stanton Vaughan Jerome Weems Inkster. MI Whistler, AL MalvernY PA Washington, DC i'r:rr-F I Y ?E'xF-iifrttk. lilac! Alvin Whisenlon Michael WiHIams Devell Young Long Beach, CA Dayton, OH Natchez. MS 43 CITY I l. mu: . a 1 ! .x, 31'4 i . . LIFE 'rlq'llr Metmpolitan Atlanta. a city of more than one milHon people. is just as lovely m the day as it is at night. U Atlanta Skytine 2J The Dmni b Undelgmund Atlanla 4M1lanla Memorial Arts Center 5k Perimeter Mall Shopping Center SJ Six Flags Over Georgia Amusement Park N Fwst Naiional Bank Tower ED Nighl Skyline 9i Night-uwl gHmpse from the Peachtree Plaza. There ate certain conditions around Marehouse that should not be, but are. Dunng the reformation they wete somehow Iett behtnd, but how and why? Why do we have to watt tn the same old tines year in and year out In order to register? Why hasn't the food in the cafeteria Impmued so as to make it fit tor human consumption and howI does Morehouse expect tIS students to work to thetl fullest polenttal when the dorms are always overcrowded. Sometimes we can't even get into the dorms. 4:5 Why is Morehouse ahald 01 change? Change is both necessary and important. In orde: to survive in this ever changing world we must do the same-Ehange! :UI'I1 I'FIZ -I'I1GJZII:EC'D 47 Ra, r L k m MAE: u: . ca. l have only just a mmute. Only smty seconds in ii, Forced upon me-Can't refuse It Didn1 seek it, didn't choose IL But it's up to me to use it. i must suffer if I lose it. Give account if I abuse it Just a tiny minute But etemity is in it. Dr. Benjamin E. Mays me:agiztismrmlm 50 TAKING UP SPACE Whatcha gonna do today? I dunno. Are ya gonna go to claw l dunno 5l 52 Are ya gu'in for a swim? I dunno. CLIRENCE - n! Wk M' a' 4.? -' .3, -;- .. din! nit Will ya hang out wit de boys? I dunno. Will ya chase after de gals? I dunno. This is a college ain1 it? I dunno. 53 Yuuse posed In study a!int ya? I dunno. Think ya gonna make it? Maybe. ahaa,. $irii:;:::: L.E!!!illil .1: '- m;- - .54 PRESENTING HOMECOMING 1977 AINT NO NEED IN CRYING ... 55 The time is here. The season is nght. A new queen must be crowned but first let there be dancers to start the festivities. Enhance the crowd, arouse them. prepare them to: our queen .. . . .. but not yet. 56 First, show them our other treasutes . . . Freshman Court Queen-Roxanne West Attendents-Angela Birch . . . Phyllis Sawyer Sophomore Court Queen-Charda Malone;r Attendants-Chnstle Woodson . . . Lynne Jor- dan . . Donna McQueen .. Patrice Bradley Junior Court Queen-Sanneasa Johnson Attendants-Verda Talton Chem Ty1er Shalalyn McClain Senior Coun Queen-Cynthla Leek 53 OVERWHELM THEM WITH BEAUTY. Alpha Phi Alpha Court Queen-Klmberly Shepard Attendantsticki Crawford Stephanie Dumoul Sharon Barnswell Leslie Bmwn . . . Camille Lewis . . . Shawn Garrison Alpha Phi Omega Court Queen-Donna Hawkins Attendants-Bernadetle Gambrell Chloe Garth Kappa Alpha Psi Court QueeMMarshajila Karen Sims Attendants-Denise Caslain Debbie Har- per . .. Michelle White .. . Valene Rawls Phi Beta Sigma Court Queen-Stephanie Cotton Attendants-Blenda Smith Ava Porter Kim Noriss . .. Jacqueline Williams ... Phyllis Walker . Jill Hallager Omega Psi Phi Court QueenuMonice M. Hodges Attendants-Gail Moody Mayela Allen Renee Locket: Health Career Society Court Queen-Deborah Dallam Altendants-Patlicia Halles I .. Rosanna Knowles .. . Tallese Harris . - - .la'I-In - . . r u. k .:;$.. 4153 . 3- Enuugh. they are ready and so are we! 59 Sound the trumpet r 7 bring forth the tanner queen so that she may pass her beauty and grace to the new . . . Second Attendant- Miss Jackie Holloway Detroit, Michigan First Attendant- Miss Sybil Avery Houston. Texas Miss Maluun and White Iris Little Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Such beauty we must share. Let us show the cnty our Queen and he: court. 60 ' ---a.. cr-f'W'n by v . w . . J r; . -....; 31-'?. turn our Queen to us. 0h Queen' send forth our warriors to defend our name . k . . q bathe in our glory .. . Thruned in splendor, beautiful as Aphrodite. child of Zeus. You are our Queen. may your love flow as if it were the spirit of a goddess. warming all that it may touch. NOT THE END, BUT A NEW BEGINNING. 03 Francis Barge 1956-19N SOME I LOVED WHO ARE DEAD WERE WATCHERS OF THE MOON AND KNEW ITS LORE: PLANTED SEEDS, TRIMMED THEIR HAIR, PIERCED THEIR EARS FOR GOLD HOOP EARRINGS AS THE MOON ADVISED. -ROBERT HAYDEN 66 This is a Black page Black is my favorite color reserved because when I dream, I dream Black dreams. When I think I think Buck thoughts. I have Black hopes and Black aspirations. so this page is resented for those who ate. Alex Haley. A man of all times. he went back and found his roots then. came forward to claim his reward. Bruthe: Haley IS Hving proof Ihat we can learn from our past. but we are pror mated by our dreams. 07 A FLOWER AND A CHILD B 6 A flower so beautiful so rare let it grow don't pick it there A child the future the heir let him grow don'I pick him there creatioIIS. of great magnitude susceptible to be construed so precious so fair let them grow don't pick them there. O9 70 + Black woman be ahead moved un-nohced throughout the world a people death HVIng In abstract realities hnpingfluoking mr blkaan-actions hum acnonhnen + blackman action gwers to the worm unknownto Wown wm unlike yes. terdayr again be born into a blklse a move as swiH as black d.c. sevens or as sharp razors forrblk hands swinging among mid'nlght stars where everything is m mate as it was yes terday+ yes terday-+ yes n wHInotbeiomonow ifwedo DON L. LEE 71 AND THEY SOLD US LIKE BEASTS AND THEY COUNTED OUR TEEI'H AND THEY FELT OUR TESTICLES AND THEY TESTED THE LUSTRE 0R DULLNESS OF OUR SKIN 7? but we have survived!! survived survived . . 73 ?d 1 4 J' a HFINIHIJI Dear old Morehouse, dear old Murehouse We have pledged DUI lives to thee; And we'll ever. yea forever Give ourselves In loyalty. True iurever. true forever To old Murehouse may we be: So to bind each son the other Into has more brotherly. MOREHOUSE Hol'y Spirit. Holy SDII'H Make us steadfast. honest. true To old Morehouse and her ideas And in all the things that we do. J.0.B. MOSELEY, '29 WE BE'S TOMORROWS CHILDREN MARCHING 0N. WE LOOKS LIKE MEN OF WAR. We are tomorrows children. even though we live today we must prepare ourselves for that tomorrow. When it comes It is true that tomorrow is not promised to anyone. but in case it does come we must he ready to deat with it. There will always be a struggle. always a fight, therefore. we must decide on a choice ofweapons so that we may continue the fight for freedom There times am ever changing, the struggle forever gettmg tougher and the enemy forever plotting. The same weapons used before us might not be effective tomorrow. Therefore. we must be able to think ahead so that we might analyze the situation and be ready to deal wtth the struggle, for freedom. justice and Iespect. It all boils down to- Survival! Yb WE HAVE A JOURNEY TO TAKE AND LITTLE TIME; WE HAVE SHIPS T0 NAME AND CREWS. -HENRY DUMAS I can no longer accept your tired-assed ways so I seek to change them, Things can no longer stand as is I set out to rearrange them. Why do you look at me so strange? I am not new here, I've been here for some time. You just now recognize me and neither did I just think to speak lguess thrs is the hrs! time I said something that made you listen. .7? . . The seasons of Morehouse, continued M.EEHEE mi... 2. 535292 78 Its not often that the snow gtaces our campus. But when it does. it provides a heavy blanket of beauty, for us to look at and ptay with. 39 DR. HUGH MORRIS GLOSTER PRESIDENT MOREHOUSE COLLEGE 8' 82 K.. II. iEf; N. 7,. ::I- . .. GH M. GLOSIER, I . Ic- I. .' 1'1 I lel' fWa i ..' ' , 'I'i- T- I .31 erTgyr - Iondgm 1 - ' t0 gradu m . m1? 'have mad I F -- 113? I3? IJEI n yourarea nig- . .-.I$I'.I K'I 4; ' - e ewhery In the WD ., . Iliege uring a difficuit period in humaw h -velopi g atomic arsenals; and s IIzcial aI'Id reiigious differences are IL ' . .. ,-I -Iis are starving in India, Anita, and Latin America. y '. '- 5' a ens are I ided bE In the United State . p pie are underhoused. under- nourished, undereduca ': u er lon; and it is the s .-In us 1ng MaynardJaI rMorehouse menr s. . this county a - I . g . - you as you le II, ' rust th Iyour'future iiie ADMINIS- Adxzzttmzzegggzm TRATION, FACULTY, AND STAFF Dr. WIIHS Hubert Academic Dean Mrs. Mary Richardson Secretary to Academwc Dean ML Pat Royster Assistant to the Academic Dean Mn WHey Perdue Business Manager Mr. Benjamwn Gra ham Comptroller Mrs. Anna Riley Cashier Business Ufiice Mrs. Betty Miley Secretary. Business Office Ml. Robert Clark Accountant in Charge of Accounts Payable Mr. Gary Busey Acting Director of Admissions DL Charles Bell Registrar Mrs. Agnes Watson Assistant to the Business Manager .. n- T f: a IT. Mm. Octavine Alexander ASSIstant to the Registrar Mrs. Barbata Reader Secretary, Registrar's Office Mrs. Doris Shepard Assistant to the Registrar Mrsr Pauretle Walker Admisswons Clerk Mr. Benjamin McLaurin Director. Career Counseling 8. Placement Office Mrs. Emmaline Head Director of FmanCIal Aid Mr. William Nix Dean of Sludents Ms. Curley Williams Assistant Director of Financial Aid Ms. Linda Murphy Secretary. Financual Aid thce ME. Carlton Jackson Assistant to the Dean of Students Graves Hall Mr. Robert Behrin Assistant to the Dean of Students Robert Hall l -C Mr William McFarIin. Jr. Director of Housing 3? Ha- 'I. 1 w Mr. Woodtin Lewis Assistant to the Dean of Students Thurman Hali Mr. Earnest Deas Head Resident Thruman Halt Mrs. Leila Horton Head Resident Hubert Hall Mrs. Sadie Nexander Head Reswdent Mays Hall Dr. Robert J. Leonard Director of Development Dr. Allen 5 May, Jr. Director of Public Relations Mrs. Verna Bolton Secretary, Alumni Affairs Office Ms. man Sabree Coordinator at Duplicating Services Mrs. Jacqueline GambreILRansom Secretary to Directors of Public Relations and Duplicating Services x :3 NMQ Mr. Nathanie: Veale Director of Alumni Affairs Mr. Hugh Fordyce Coordinator AlDP Mrs. Betty Johnson Secretary Federal Relations and Corporate Relations Mrs. Sallie M. Maddox College Hostess Mr. Waldo Whatfey Buildings and Grounds 1H. Mrs Flora Lamar Poslmistress Dr. Vincent Murray Director. Counseling Center Ms. Johnnie Fuller Administrative ASSIstant. Counseling Center MP Ronald Goodman Director of Learning Resources, Counseling Center Dr. Errol Nchibald Assistant Professor of Biology Dr. Thomas Norris Chairman, Department 0! Biology Dr. James B EIIISUFI Ccllege Physician Dr. Ronald Sheehy Assistant Proiessnr of Biology Mrs. Claire E. McDonald Secretary Biology Department Dr. Judlth Bender Assistant Professor 0? Biology Dr. Frederick Mapp David Packard Professor of Biology Mr. Melvin Watson Laboratory Assistant Dr. Henry McBay Chairman, Department of Chemistry Dr. John Hall Assistant Professor of Chemistry Mr. John Young Laboratory Asswstant Dr. Kamala K. Vijai Associate Professor of Chemistry Dr James Hefner Chairman, Depanment of Economics and Business Administration Mr. Daniel Pambi Curator for the Chemistry Department Dr. K.C. Nainan Instructor of Chemistry , 5 . ,. n, 9 i- 5.3 i- ' Mr. Richard Winstead Assistant Professor of Economics Mr. James A. Blown Instructor of Business Administration Dr. Marilynn Hughes Assistant Piofessor of Business Administration Mr. Willis Br Shehall Assistant Professor of Business Administration Dr. Cason HiH Assistant Professor of English Dr. William Pickens Chairman, Deparlment of English Dr hathryn Hunler Assistant Professor of English Dr. Elynor Brown Associate Professor of English Dr. Luis Kropa Associate Professor at English Ms. Yolanda Bookel Instructor of Russian and English Dr. Linda Zallm Assistant Professor of English Dr. Elizabeth Meredith Professor of English Ms. Beverly Simons Pathologist 8: Instructor of Speech Mrs. Beulah Gfoster Coordinator. Center-Wide Remedial Studies in English Mr. Michael Kaplan Instructor of Speech and Director of Forensics Mrs. Anne Watts Assistant Professor of English . ML Stanley Ryan Instructor of English M5. Parthenia Hilliard Instructor of Speech Ms. Seneia Mack Instructor of Speech Mr. Steve Whitner Instructor of English Ms. Patricia Simpson Reading Room Mr. Jacob Bentley Instruclor 0f Physicat Education li M 1' '--- .9: Dr. Luke Thomas Physrcal Education Department Dr. James Haines Chaumam Physical Education Department Mrs. Ruby Neal Secretary, Physical Education Department Mr. Michael Gray Head Football Coach Mr Arthur McAfee Director uf Athletics Dr Alton Hornsby Chairman, History Department Dr Clarence Bacote Historian. Lecturer 8: Professor Pruiessor of History Department Dr. Marcellus Barksdale Professor of History Mr. Anderson Williams Instructor 0! History Dr. Benjamin Martin Chairman. Department of Mathematics Dr. Henry Gore Assistant Pralessnr of Mathematics Dr. Wendell P. Whalum Galloway Professor of Music Dr. Harriett Walton 3r : fl ASSistant Professor of Mathematics 1' ' ' Dr. Cawm Mannes Msislant Professor of Mathematics Mr. Roderick Smith Director of Bands Dr. Elaine Satterwhite Assistant Protessor of Music Dr. Calvin Grimes Professor of Music Dr. Melvin Watson Chairman. Department of Philosophy 8i Religion Dr. William Guy.r Associate Professor 0! Philosophy Dr. Roswell Jackson Professor of Religion ...1: -.-s::i :- Dr. Carl Spight Chairman. Department of Physics Dr. Robert H. Brisbane Chairman. Department of Pukitical SCIEHCE Dr, Abraham Davis Professor of Pulihcal Science Mrs. Dorothy While Secretary Urban Studies Program Dr, Rashid Haloway Instructor of Political Science Dr Hamid Taqi Visiting Professor of Intemaiional Studies DI. Kenneth Ellis Assistant Professor of Psychology Dr. Gwendolyn J. Runemme Community Psychology and Drug Abuse Program Mr. Wiley Branton Director. PreALaw program Dr. Anna Grant Chaitpersnn. Department of Sociology DL Corde Hope Assistant Professor of Sociomgy DL Anne Baud Assistant Professor of Sociology Dr. fda Rousseau-Mukenge Assistant Professor of Sociology Dr Alyce Hill Chairperson. Department of Modern Foreign Languages Dr. Irmgard lmmel Assistant Professor of German Mr. Amen Onyach Instructor 0! Swahili Mr, Edward Taylor Instructor of French Ms Carol Miller ASSIstant Professor of French Dr. Louis Sullivan Dean, School of Medicine at Morehouse Mr. Charles Meadows V Director. Special Learning Lab Ms. Renee Larrier instructor of French and English Dr. Robert HuHand Professor and Dnaxrman. Department of Anatomy Dr. James Story Associate Professor 131 Biology and Medicine i i Dr. Stephen Margolis Associate Dean ior Academic Mans School of Medicine at Morehouse Ms. Franca Eilinlt Secretary, School of Medicine at Morehouse Mrs. Allie Cliff Secretary to Dean, School of Medicine at Morehouse M57 Louuenia Peterson Sacretary. Schooi 0! Medicine at Mmehouse Mr, Leroy Richardson Director of Development School of Medicine at Morehouse Mr. Paui Jackson Assistant to the Dean and Director School of Medicme al Morehouse Mr. William Marks Public Relations Director School of Medlcme at Morehouse Ms. Linda Hobbs Secretary. School of Medicine at Morehouse Dr. Gordon Latch Chairman. PhysLongy Department School of Medicme at Murehouse DI. Rodney Alexander Assistant Dean for Administration School of Medicine at Morehouse MOREHOUSE COLLEGE MAROON TIGER CHEERLEADERS Delia Adams, Karen Black, Margie Bland, Sherrie Brooks, Laura Cooper. Diane Cynus. Alice Falcnmer. Dana Franklam Glenda Johnson, Edgar Johnson I06 Dana Franklin . Clementine Jones Edgar Joh nson J .- Sherri Bron ks Karen Black Cheryl and Vern 107 Hey, am she bad. IDS MOREHOUSE COLLEGE GLEE CLUB '47 uLm-Ev--uw--Aq ---A--'- L.hl -'.-- .1 l'l-I- .7. A5 Hf'r-I' vd-MJ- .......4.. --: -.tq- .. -.- - - n n ' - H ' :- h'k .1- 'T-I' -..:.. ...-.. Vrgf- .n -. .n. r- . .r a - I I a' . Elm; ll, lp w W Elfin ; . 5 'aa.'l1i- , l; .,.' a i .7- :-' - E' . Roster: Chris Hamlin Larry Walker Claude A, Ford, Jrr Tyrune Hardin John WIISOFI Charles Mapson Garry Holmes Walter Parrish Darrell E. Robbins Roy Hamilton Daxly McDaweH Paul McKinney OrviHe Harris David Thornton Kenneth T. whalum, Jr, Phillip JONES Timothy Thornton Theodore Jones WendeH Jones James Stovall Fredrick Nixon William Jones Rodney Thaxton David Allen DEdHCK LEWiS 1ke Mullins Timothy Bass Mark Madfy Fred Ralston Willard BeIL Jr David Morrow Lemar Hanis Timothy Boddie Ronald PENBWBY Juan Dunlap Michael Bowie Stanley Rosier Chris Turner Barrington Brooks Andy Arnett Copeland John Southalr Paul Sullivan Joseph Carter Lafayette Summers Rufus Cross Reginald Scott Micham Stewart Phillip Crowder Derek Taylor Lucas Wilson Paul Dillard Victm Thomas Willie Mitchehl Daryl Dixon Vincent Tales James Mack Wilson Flemister George Tutt Vincent McCraw Mark Ford Freddie Walker Darrell Parsons Clarence Groves Kevin Walker I09 HO - 90:-0::04051 MOREHOUSE-SPELMAN FORENSIC TEAM Dana Wise. Debra Harris. John Boone, Jr. Genece Brinkley, Runee McLaughlin. Wilham Llptrot. Lawrence Foster, Teree Caldwell, Charies Nilon. Jeffery Lamence WCI-O R. Anderson, S. Clark, A. Bellamy, W. Gable M. Mitchell, K. Beasly, W. Dukes. A. Williams cnrn-IrHr-I-IJBZ mI-I Angelo Williams, Ricky AndersoniOHicers I-bn-I-I-O1I 112 I'l'IOZI'H-C'DUD FREDERICK DOUGLASS TUTORIAL INSTITUTE lsl row-Dennis Youngblood, David Thornton, Ronnie Branham mirectorl Francine Smith. Jaki Donv aldson, Unyd Clark Steven James, Kathy Carter. 2nd row-David Morrow Steven Watts. Run Pettaway. John leson. Richard Lavant. William Dawson, Landy Copland. Anthony Brown. Nathaniel Walls, An- drew Haskins. WCFO Rodney Thaxton, Daw d Haley, Gregmy Grifiin, Jay Johnson. Greg Bonner, Jerome Brown PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB lst row-Michael Alexander, Alfred Peters, Terrence Smith. Clarence Baskin. Guy Richardson. 2nd rowiAdrienne Smith A. Charles Eatmun. Timothy Mabron, Jerry WiIHarns. Galy Franklin. -l-::DEUD WCI-CD Editor: Charles Manson Ronald Pet'raway Wlllald Bell, Jr.. David Thornton. Michael Stewart. Reginald Scott. William E. Jones Jr.. Rodney Thaxton. Roy L. Hamilton 114 Staff previews final paper Newspaper staff proofread the paper Michaw Stewart explains the copy to David Thornton HS PHI BETA KAPPA 1977 First row tleftrighn James Goodman. Judge Horace Ward, Beniamin E. Mays. Uttie DIXGIL Dr. Addie Mitcheil Second row Ueft-righo Michael Tyler, Dr. David Satcher, DI. EA. Jones Third row U-U Dr, Hugh M. Gloster Eric Quiruis. Willwe B Grancis, Hugh Johnson, Hansler Bealger. Ho . '. .-.'-.'a'-'-:?n . Q-blrkk:-:I':':.IN: .I I: I .. H- III Well amgm! 1t huds 50 good! Well lefs get it on! 118 COACHING STAF F 0-0 Jacob Bentley. Gary Remix James Snms. Micheal Gray. Sam Stafford. Doug Henry George Satterwhile Michael Gray-Head FoolbaH Coach Reverend Alvin DanieIs-Trainu H? 1977 FOOTBALL TEAM FRESHMAN ter J. Knomes. L. Miller. D. Allen. D. Hammett. 3 Garrett, C. WeaveL 2. Barber. R. Hall. W Anders. C. Hall, L. James, R. Grane. C. Woods. M. Martin, C, Witherspoon B, Rucker, S Edwards. P, Stamps. K Bernard D, Graham, E, TraveL M. Harrison. A. James. G. Roons. D. Garvin. M. Mcanf, C. Parker. SOPHOMORES u-m D. Arnmd, Bl Mama B. Walker. C. Johnson. H. Lewis. R Pickens. A. Blount. Hx Haynes. D. Gainey. L. Jackson. J. Johnson. L Edwards, S. Wilson. G. Kelly. 0. Dillard S. Williams A. Houston. 0. Rice. J Bowden, CV Gildersleeve, R. Smith. 120 JUNIORS '? J M 7M449mw 4.. 497'704692567-4422444 474 2.39. 55 37W? 1272321355., ft? ' ff . 4L-R7 J. Gambmll, E. Shelton, A. WilHams, E. Cochran. F. Collins. l. Sheily, R. Oliver. 3. Banks. G Jones. A. Heidt. R. Miles. R. Crisp. P. Thomas. R. Kelly, J. Carrdel, M. McQueen. R. Jones. E. Bennett W. Watkins. 0. Edwards. D. Rogels. SENIORS 4L-R7 M. Strong, E. Daniel, LS. Brown. A. Pattilo. A. Gibson, 0. Stafford7 R. Hawkins. K. North. W. Hufl, C. Reynolds. T21 80 mean, so tough. well shdnough! l2? We re so clean! :4, Imam! - So check us out. 124 Come here son! Ah. do it foot! 125 1977-78 BASKETBALL TEAM Kalth Winfrey Wayne Mitchell Grady Brewer Kat! Be Tyrone Crider 1?; Donne Connley Captams-Keith Winfrey, Mike Manley LB. Hodges Not picturedimayton WintreyKKe-Jin RidleylGreg JunesXKevin Bernard 7W -.1 1'28 Ah. tell 'em Mac?! 130 13? I 5- ,: HIV.U l tau. h A534 gmaum 4i$ u! EfVE True concentration Q11 mg; .guhn The Mighty Seniors! 133 THE ATHLETES DEDICATE THE SPORTS SECTION OF THE TORCH T0 JAMES E. NIX, A MULTI-TALENTED COACH WHO HAS MEANT A LOT TO THE HIGH STANDARDS OF ATHLEHCS AT MOREHOUSE COLLEGE. 135 Rubert Venn Adams 81 wife Charlastme Daniel Baldwin Chicago Hlinms Philadelphia. Penn. Art Busmess Administration Chester Barnes Gregory A Barnett Atlanta. Georgia Pittsburgh. Penn. Finance Accounting Glenn Br Battle Anthony Beckham RockviHe Maryland CincmnatL Ohio Business Administration Biology , W' -a .. I,'w . ., ... Gregoryr J. Bolton Christopher G. Booth Atlanta. Georgia Philadelphia. Penn. Political Science Biong I39 ':I. i I'i ti Li ..:!: Kevin V. Borden anx, New York Political Science . gin E1 H? 11 Leonard Brown New Orieans La. Bio-Education I40 hllmo N .u IPQ' Bruce E Brisbane Philadelphia. Penn. Busmess Administration Lloyd 0. Brown C1eveland, Ohio Political Science 4. n F ! :L h Carle M. Bryant Presley W. Burroughs. III MiamL Florida Los Angeles, California Political Science Pohtical Scuence Reginald S. Capers Kenneth ChfIStlan Chattanooga. Tenn Philadelphia. Penn. Electrical Engineering Political Science Ml Brian Cunnrngham Larry Davis New York, N.Y. Little Rock. Ark. Psychology Accounting Raymond Dick Alvin Elmore Detroit, MiCh. Louisville. Kentucky Business Admimstratiun History I42 Dexter D. Eure. Jr Bobby RLA Ferell Shawn. Mass. LaGrange Georgia Mass Communications Political Science Kenneth Forbes Claude A. Ford. Jr. Gary. Indiana Washington, DC Political Science Busmess Adminislration 143 144 Lawrence T. Foster San Francisco, Calif Pmitical SelencelEngiish Lloyd Garrell Dayton. Ohio Business Admimstralion -' - --V.QI . -. '. ',AA If x; :..:..;,:.p I .r' .5 Franchot B. Fraley Atlanlas Georgia Business Administtation Alvin Gibson 3x Family Conyers Georgia Business Management I-l-III x - v.v V. I 1 I Jerry Goolsby Gerald Green Lexmgton Georgia Memphrs. In. Business Administration Politicaf SCIBnCE Richard A. Gligsby William Haggray Atlanta, Georgia Bloomingdale. GEOfgla Political Selence Accounhng James 8. Holland Tummy Holmes Miami. Florida New Haven, Conn. Physics 0th Development William V, Howard Don C. Hull Detroit Mich New Orleans, La Psychology Business Administration I451 Clinton A. Jackson Geooff Johnson Washmglon. D.C. Westbury. NY. Accounting Busmess Admmslrahon Jeffrey Johnson Jeffrey Van Johnson Chicago, IHinoIs Knoxville, Tenn. Accounting le Engineering Vincent L Johnson Ronny Jones Philadelphia. Penn. Jackson. Georgia Enghsh Political Science Theodore B. Jones Carl Lewis Philadelphia. Penn. Miami. Florida Biology Biology 1-18 Kelvin Lewis Leonard L Long Jr. Jeffersonville. Ga. Washington. DC Finance Business Adminishatlon Wilham B. Lindaay Jr. Michael A. Maniey Charmtte. NC. Atlanta. Georgia Journailsm Somoiogy 1:19 Todd McKenzie Cleveland, Ohm Busmess Administration HEIH'I L MEIHH Bloumheld Conn. Business Administration 5 Kenneth D. Moore PSychomgy Oxfoni Ohio Kevin A. Mosby New Orleans La. Accounting Bennie Norwood, Jr. Jeffrey Page Mania. Georgia Detroit. MLCh. Busmess Admmistration Sociology : .1- Alfunza Pearl Albenny Pnce Cleveland. Ohio Jackson Miss. Political Science ' Biology 'x :3 3,; :- .I- .5 '1 Freddie Lee Ralston. Jr Dwayne R. Reed Pittsburgh. Penn. New Orleans. La. Mechanicm Engineering English Walter R Riddltk. Jr Darrell E. Robbins Virginia Beach. Va. Hampton Virginia BmngfPre Med Mass Communications !52 Jackie Robinson Kevin Robinson Fort Worth. Texas Shaker Heights. Ohio English Accounting Oliver A. Robinson 01tha Robinson Pensacola Flunda Cleveland. Ohio Mass Communicatmns BiMUgy 153 uh Rene Sims Sidney Simmons Los Angeles. Calif. Chicago, 1llinois Business Administration Mass Communications Stanley 8. Smartt Fort Lauderdale. Honda Compton. Cam. uscar Swstrunk. III Accounting Psychology 15!. Gilbert J. Smilh E. Donald Smith Port Arthur. Texas Boston. Mass. Biomedical Comm. p r x r r'rr'Fr'r':'J'. . Ezzard W Snell Macon. Georgia Business Administrations GIBEDW K. Smith 'NJIIIngbcnro NJ. Political Science 155 Vincent Stouall Paul J. Sullivan Cleveland. Ohio Atlanta. Georgia Psychomgy Biology Randall Tatum Kexth G. Thompson Mansfield. Mass. Yolk. S.C. Business Administration Poiitical Science Andre Traws Jeffrey C, Trimble Detroit. Mich. Clweland 0th Biology RehgiuanhHosuphy Rb! 'L William T.L. Vann, Jr. Calwn Visrnaka Columbus, Georgia Chicago. lllinms Busmess Administration FlnanCE Samuel D. Watts Kenneth 1. Whalum. Jr. Shaker Heights. Ohm Memphis. Tn. Busmess Adminisnation English Guy Williams Willle Williams New Haven. Conn. Dayton. Ohio Biology Medical Illustration 158 David Witherspuun Keith Winirey Teaneck. NJ. Atlanta. Georgia Business Administration Mass Communications GREEK ALPHA PHI ALPHA ALPHA PHI OMEGA KAPPA ALPHA PSI OMEGA PSI PHI PHI BEI'A SIGMA FRATERNITIES ALPHA PHI ALPHA W 1906 SEVEN YOUNG MEN AT CORNELL UNWERSHY BANDED TOGETHER IN BROTHERHOOD AND FORMED THE FIRST BLACK GREEK FRATERNITY. ALPHA PH! ALPHA FRATERNHY.1NC.TDDAY.THE MEN OF ALPHA RHO CHAPTER DESIRE TO UPHDLD THE VALUES AND TRADITIONS SET FORTH BY THE SEVEN JEWELS, ALPHA PHI ALPHA. THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD. FOREVER HOLD II ALOFT WITH THE MDTTO. FIRST OF ALL. SERVICE OF ALL. WE SHALL TRANSEN ALLf' H51 162 ALPHA PHI OMEGA ALPHA PHI OMEGA WAS FDUNDED ON THE PRINCIPLE OF SERVICE AND STILL STANDS ERECT AND PROUD ON THIS. FROM THE VERY BEGINNING THE SERViCE MOTIVE HAS BEEN FOREMOST IN ALPHA PHI OMEGA. EARLY IN OUR HISTORY OUR MUWD EVOLVED AND CONTINUES TUDAY: TO BE A FRIEND, A LEADER AND BE ONE SERVICE OF ALL GREEK LETI'ER ORGANIZATIONS. WE ALONE STAND FIRMLY AND PROUDLY ON THIS FOUNDATION OF SERVICE. WE HAVE LONG LED THE PACK FIRST TO ADMIT MEN OF ALL RACES, CREEDS AND COLORS AND FIRST IO HnVE CONCERN FUR OTHERS INSTEAD OF OURSELVES. SERVICE IS OUR OBJECTIVE T0 BH1NG T0 CHMPUSES SOMETHING WHIBH IS POSITIVE, CONSTRUCTWE, AND WHICH SEEKS TU STAMP OUR DIVERSENESS. THE PSI OMICRDN CHAPTER 0F MOREHOUSE COLLEGE WAS CHARTERED JANUARY 11r 197d AT HENDERSON LOUNGE. THE FOUNDING MEM- BERS WERE DOUGLAS TROUTIMP'I HUGH JOHNSON, GARLAND PACK. HENRY HILL, EDWARD HEATH. EARNEST 000M. MARVIN ROBINSON, VINCENT ROBERTS, PHILBERTS HERNDOhL GERALD YERBLY, JAMES WEAVER, WAYNE REDDING JOHN HARRIS, IHILLIMM TURNERr RICHARD PALMER, EVERETT CURDY JAMES PUTTS. VON BROWN. ELMO DAVIS, AND ALAN LMIW'IER 165 I60 KAPPA ALPHA PSI THE FIRST CHAPTER 0F KAPPA ALPHA PSI IN THE DEEP SOUTH WAS INSTALLED AT MDREHOUSE COLLEGE, ATLANTA, GEORGIA, ON APRIL 23. 1921, THANKS TO THE UNFLAGGING ZEAL AND DETERMINATION OF C. FELTON GAYLES, A TRANSFER MEMBER FROM THETA CHAPTER AT NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSIIY. GAYLES, AN ALL TIME GREAT AMONG COLLEGE ATHLETES, BATTERED DOWN ALL RESISTANCE TO A CHAPTER SOUTH OF THE MASON- DIXON LINE. .; rll.1 '!I?I'Ill1 5iIIiI I K ........ In: H . ,muTw.m-mnm.u.w n. .. . -.a., a ,...m.f.:. 1.733.. m. IV 1 ; .ll - a 4.115.... 4 lt 1!. nullli. r a lo? 108 OMEGA PSI PHI THE OMEGA PSI PHI FRATERNITY WAS ORGANIZED FRIDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 1?. 1911 IN THE OFFICE OF BROTHER ERNEST E. JUST, PROFESSOR OF BIO LUCY. HOWARD UNIVERSITY. THE PURPOSE OF THIS ORGANIZAV TIUN IS TO UNIFY MEN BY PLEDGING THEMSELVES TO THE LIVES 0F NOBLE DEEDS AND TO THE DEVEL- OPMENT OF THE CARDINAL PRINCIPLES. MANHOOD. SCHOLARSHIP, PRESERVERANCE AND UPLIFT. 169 I70 171 I7? PHI BETA SIGMA THE PHI 8th SIGMA FRATERNITY. INC. WAS FOUNDED 0N JANUARY 9, 1914, ON THE CAMPUS 0F HOWARD UNIVERSITY IN WASHINGTON. DO. THE FOUNDING OF THIS FRATERNITY STEMMED FROM THE IDEALS 0F BROTHERHOOD, SCHOLARSHIP. AND SERVICE WHICH ARE EMPHASIZED BY THE IDEAS AS EXPRESSED IN THE MUTTO, 'TZULTURE FUR SERVICE AND SERVICE FOR HUMANITY. THE FRATERNITY COLORS RRE ROYAL BLUE AND WHITE. L73 ' ' Eadi'onal that. unaniv tends Mo, Mates in . - tr tine yeEIFS....be$Dme WW . succgssiul-ondi'fnarries a graduate - '1'rom SpelmanJ. Ihank goodness tradition. ui1like assembly...is not .- mandapryf...Howpver, for those Tl-w - . GERS'interested'uinJthe naturalor- 5 d'agigit mganatommok no ' --' further iorlwylondqr . lig 'Shang'riitya .. . ,. - . 1,. .i.a-' or In Iaymens terms . .. BRICK HOUSE COUNTRY Oh yes, she s a BRICK HOUSE She s mighly. mighty. because she knows what it's all about. Yes she's a BRICK HOUSE. She 3 the one. the only one built like a Amazon. IE? his is not just a page qu of pretty faces. H is eight pages ful! of pretty faces and various acute anghes Howeven be not de- ceived by these breath taking beauties be cause they are all af- ter the same thing . .1 I79 ... Yes my iriend. every Spel- man Woman is seeking a se- cure future 180 That does no impiy that she is hunting for a rich husband. What it means is the Spelman Woman is us- ing her mind to reach the highest possible levels of ac- ademic achievement. It means she is striving just as hard as a 'Morehouse Man' to be something other than ordinary. Therefore 'brother' the next time you venture forth to 'The Yard' and you encoun- ter a severe case of cold shouMer. keep these thoughts in mind; 182 Nothing IS lost on him who sees With an eye lhat feeling gave; For him there's a story In evewy breeze And a picture in every wave Thomas Moore Tis not a In: or eye, we beauty call. but the jomt force and ful! result of all Sydney Smilh AH great alterations In human affairs are produced by compromise. Nexander Pope What s this. a Charlie's Angels look alike contest? Close. but no agar. In reality Ifs a persomficalion of that Intangible force wmch Inspired each member of the Torch Staff. Thai's tht fnends and 1095 H's 0.1.1 - ?lwl' I'll, - 'V . MISS TORCH AND COURT Mwss Torch; Sharon Arexander. an Aries from Denver. Colorado. Ms. Alexander is a junior English Maior. 2nd Attendant; Karen Hawkins. 3 Taurus from Louusville. Kentucky. Ms. Hawkins is a freshman Computer Science Mawr lst Attendant: Wilma Woo- ten. 3 Scorpro torm Thom- aston. Alabama Ms. Woo- len is a senior Biology Major. 135 Well gentlemen this IS II. the end. the end of the book that is By Ihe way my name is Larry Threadng and l lust happen to he lhe lesidenl EdHUf-ll'l-Chlef of the Associate Editor: Lorenzo Taylor Managing Editor: Rodney Pomer Fraternlty Editor: Ivory Lyons Sports Editor: Skip Brown not picutred 13? Senior Editor: William Lindsey Senior Editor: Oscar Sistrunk Junior Editor: Kevin Mason AmstIPhotographer: Carl Ogletree 188 Collage Designer: Chris Booth Photographer: Randy Grie: Photographer: Clalence Baskm Not Pictured: Kevin Terrell David Haley Tim Mabron 189 Adviser: Dr. Allen S May. Jr. Technical Adviser: Mrs. Iacquelme R. GambreIl-Ransom Advisor: Mr. thliam C. McFarIin win, 2.,.--' We had a lot at help and inspiration putting this book Together. I90 Here are a few people we would like to thank 0n alphabetical orderJ: Dr. Robert H. Brisbane Dr. Abraham L. Davis Mr. Terry Drayton Mrs. Betty Jnhnson ML Herty Killian Mr. Charlie Moreland Mrs. Juan Ray Mr. Ed Simkins Mr. Arthur 'Bud Smith Mr. Skipper Whalum 19l THIS DUAL BUILDING WILL CONTAIN THE MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. MEMO- RIAL CHAPEL AND HUGH M. GLOSTER HALL THE CHAPEL BUILDING WILL INCLUDE AN AUDITDRIUM SEATING 2501 PEOPLE, A LOBBY WITH MARBLE WALLS BEARING ENGRAVED QUOTATIONS FROM DR. KING'S MAJOR SPEECHES AND AN AFRO-AMERICAN HALL OF FAME DISPLAYING THE BUSTS OF 200 OUTSTANDING BLACK AMERICANS TO BE SE- LECTED OVER A 50-YEAR PERIOD. WHEN COMPLETELY FURNISHED AND PROVIDED WITH A LlFE-SIZE STATUE OF DR. KING, BUSTS OF GREAT AFRO-AMERICAN LEADERS AND AN ELECTRIC PIPE ORGAN, THE CHAPEL WILL BE ONE OF THE MOST USEFUL AND BEAU- TIFUL STRUCTURES TO BE FOUND AT ANY LIBERAL ARTS COLLEGE IN THE UNIIED STATES. ADJACENT AND ATTACHED TO THE CHAPEL IS HUGH M. GLOSTER HALL. A THREE-STORY FACILITY INCLUDING A READING ROOM ON THE FIRST FLOOR AND ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES ON THE SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS. 192 I93 SPRING During the sprmg II rains and rains. If It ever stops raining we can go outswde and play 194 SUMMER We have been through rain. snow. sleet and pure hel'l Now it is time for us to go home. Hurrah! Hurrah! I95 either get out of the way or be destroyed. Since you can't get out of the way of change. you must change with it. We have always been a changing people, From Mother Africa to America; from reconstruction to the renaissance: and him the movement to the reudlution, , we have changed from the African to the Nigger; form Coiored to Negro: from Afio-American to Black and beautiful. proud and angry! But now we as a people have met with a great dilemma. We seem to be regressing instead of progressing as nature meant tor us to do. with tactms such as the Bakke case. the Wilmington Ten. and Joan Little. It is apparent that we need to change our tactics. Ghandi and Garvey had their plans; Malcolm and Martin also had their scheme. But that was yesterday. now we are faced with what to do in our own time. Change has to come about or else we will lose what we have gained thus tar and perish. Are we to become today's Indians or are we to become the tuture people as nature intended us to be ....... Change! Threadgill '38 . 1 .. t. .I I .L $.I s1k4..,d.3. . ,. . aLnr .3