Morgan State University - Promethean Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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YEAR BOOK STAFF J. Hyland Reid George C. Grant, Jr Richard L. Sowell Randolph Myers .Editor in Chief Associate Editor Associate Editor Associate Editor Depaktmi: t. i. Editors Douglas Roberts ................. Arts Editor George Goddard ..................Associate Arts Editor Thomas BROWN..................... Sports Editor Charles Horsey...................Associate Sports Editor Clarence Wright.................. Associate Sports Editor Rosetta Ward.....................Special Features Editor Cornelia Williams................ Associate Special Features Editor C. Reginald Audrick .... Associate Special Features Editor Hilda Mae Orr.................... Organizations Editor Advertisements and Circulation Committee Le Roy Carroll, Chairman Samuel Young Flonie Whitehead Pauline Johnson Charles Coates B us in ess M a nager Clarence Wright Staff Stenographer Gwendolyn L. Johnson

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14 ™E PROMETHEAN npHE Godlike Promethean, benefactor of humanity, stood chained to the rock amidst loneliness, suffering and woe, and exhibited a spirit characterized by long endurance, patient energy, and dauntless determin- ation. It is a spirit not unlike this that we, the graduating class of 1938, have striven to attain during our four years of College life. Seldom has there been a call of our Alma Mater to which we have not attempted to re- spond gladheartedly. So inviolable is the part she has played in our lives that to us she has become the Holy of Holies, where is enshrined the memories of blissful College years. It is our sincere hope that everything which springs forth from the College goes out reflecting our cherished ideals and spirit. We trust that “The Promethean”—a symbol of our united effort, zeal, energy, and en- thusiasm will faithfully reproduce those activities which have well served their purpose in preserving in us these noble ideals and best traditions of the school. If it does this, its success will be guaranteed, because our schoolmates whom we leave will gain inspiration, and something of the school’s spirit will be communicated through it to its readers.

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16 THE PROMETHEAN 'jpo Dr. John Oakley Spencer, who for thirty-five years has directed the course of our Dear Alma Mater, in part- ing we pause to say that yours was a noble service well ren- dered May the unfailing light which guided you in all of your undertakings, be reflected in the lives of the Class of 1038 who express the deep feeling of our predecessors