Morehouse College - Torch Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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Mon y Faces of Morehouse tTop Iefo Bill Cosby a1 Homecoming with Kermit Wyche I'foregroundl. and Other football athletes. tTop righn Seem Reaues and Kevin Salter jrmernfzing. mottam lefn Students enjoymg slepshow Giottom righn Eddie Glaude. 5614 President with MOrehouse Queens.

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Since 1867. More- house Coh'ege has been educating the fu7 ture feeders of the wortdt It's success in its mission is evident in the long fist of nota- bles who eat! the cot- Fege their Aima Mat- er. From Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. to Ed- win Moses to Spike Lee, the alumni of this great institution have seized the crown heid above as o Chafienge :thn'huuse' brothers engoying rho Christ. Hlm cturu'ci'l to excei in their pro- spective careers. This I989 edition of the Torch wit! at- tempt to convey the essence of the More- house Coh'ege expere ience. For the outgo- ing class, hopefuiiy it will help recoil the mo- ments that are now a port of our formatiue years. Remember at- ways our introduction to the Mystique during Freshman week 295. Yearbook Halli! wondering If there wiiu' he a yearbook this year Homecoming, tong tines for registration and at! the other events that in one way or another contribute to the making of this new generation of Morehouse Men. We have survived the haz- ards of Financial Aid, the administration, Dr. Henry Gore and other such academic chaiienges and obstor ctes in the way of our paper Chase for the Morehouse Cotiege degree. If there has to be an at! pervasive iithemea; to this book, tet it be on refiection of what it is to be black in con- temporary American society, what it is to stiff value a traditionai black education, and how we are finaHy rec- ognizing our post as Africans with pride and love. :1.-