Morgan State University - Promethean Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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the PROMETHEAN 25 HELEN EMMA WILSON, A.M. Education A.B., Howard University; A.M.. Howard University; appointed, Morgan College, 11)37. JOSEPHINE SPENCER WILSON, A.B. Speech A.B., Ohio Wesleyan University; appointed Morgan College, 1937 LEON EDWARD W'RIGIIT, A.M. Latin A.B., Boston University; A.M. Boston University; appointed, Morgan College, 1937. PART TIME INSTRUCTION HARRY BARD, B.S. Supervisor of History in Secondary Schools, Baltimore, Md. History MARGARET E. BOND, B.S. Vice-Principal, Public School No. 50, Baltimore, Md. Education WILLIAM R. FLOWERS, A.M. Assistant Superintendent of Public Schools, Baltimore, Md. Education LUCRETIA GIBBS Supervisor of Special Education, Baltimore, Md. Special Education G. DAVID HOUSTON, A.M., Ed.M., Ed.D. Principal of Armstrong High School, Washington, D.C. English HARRY F. LATSHAW, Ed.D. Director of Special Education, Baltimore, Md. Education IVAN RIGBY Senior High School Art Teacher, Baltimore, Md. Art MARGUERITE B. SELDON Supervisor of Intermediate Grades. Baltimore, Md. Intermediate Education MARGARET C. STEVENSON. B.S. Acting Principal of Public School No. 13, Baltimore, Md. Intermediate Education MARY BROWN THOMAS. A.B. Supervisor of Kindergarten-Primary Grades, Baltimore, Md. Primary Education EDITH V. WALKER, B.S. Principal of Public School No. 87, Baltimore, Md. Education MARIE E. WALLACE, A.M. Acting Principal of Public School No. 6h, Baltimore, Md. Primary Education OLIVE WHILDIN, Ed. D. Assistant Supervisor in Special Education, Baltimore Public Schools Special Education

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24 THE PROMETHEAN ALICE NIXON GROSS, R.S. Household Arts B.S., Hampton Institute; appointed Maryan College, 1938 JEAN FISHER TURPIN, A.M. English A.B., Morgan College: A.M., Howard University: appointed, Morgan College, 1934. WILLIAM WALKER PROCTOR, A.B. Mathematics A.II., Morgan College; appointed Morgan College, 1939. OLLINGTON ERWIN SMITH, A.M. English and Dramatic Art A.II., Fisk University; A.M., Fisk University; appointed. Morgan College. 1935. JESSIE MAE WYCHE, A.M. Freshman English A.B., Fisk University; A.M.. Columbia University; appointed, Morgan College, 1985. MASON ALBERT HAWKINS, Ph.D. Economics A.B., Harvard University; A.M., Columbia University; Ph.D. University of Pennsylvania; appointed. Morgan College, 1986. DOROTHY MAUDE HOUSTON, Ed.M., French A.B., Radcliffe College; Ed.M., Harvard University; appointed, Morgan College, 1937. WINFRED OCTAVUS BRYSON, JR., A.M. Commerce A.II., Morehouse College; A.M., Atlanta University; appointed, Morgan College, 1937. MARY LOU BYTHEWOOI), A.M. Physical Education A.B., Spelman College; A.M. Michigan University; appointed, Morgan College, 1937. EDWARD GONZALEZ CARROLL, B.D. Religious Education A.B., Morgan College: B.D. Yale University; appointed, Morgan College, 1937. FRANCES BERRY HILL, Mus. B. Music A.b., Morgan College; Mus.B., Oberlin College; appointed, Morgan College, 1987. THEODORE ROOSEVELT HUBERT, A.M. History A.B., Morehouse College; B.S.S., New York City College; A.M., Columbia University, appointed, Morgan College, 1937. EARL RICHARD MOSES, A.M. Social Science A.B., Oberlin College; A.M. Chicago University;

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26 THE PROMETHEAN THE STUDENT COUNCIL OF MORGAN COLLEGE 1937-1938 V URN ELL LOCKWOOD........President LAURA ROBINSON...........Secretary CLARENCE MAIDEN ..Vice-President EARL JACKSON ............Treasurer The work of the Student Council of 1937-1938 has been to firmly establish the Student Council of Morgan College as a definite, effective, and integral organ of the administration set-up. Having shaken off the lethargy, the present Council has enjoyed a year of successful activity. It would be unnecessary, impossible, and unethical to mention in detail the cases handled, the moves made with a view to the general welfare of the College, activities emphasizing the cultural and moral betterment of the student body, and various other activities in which the Council has been engaged. Let it suffice to say, however, that the Council has handled dis- ciplinary cases well. It has functioned effectively as a means of articu- lation between faculty and students. It has been the official repre- sentative of the student body on various occasions; such as, banquets and forums. It has functioned well in inducting Freshman students into our college life. Notable were the activities of the Student Council during the week of President Holmes’ inauguration. The Council, with the student body as a whole, was the first group to greet officially and pledge loyalty to our President. The members of the Council are to be complimented on the fine spirit and concord with which they have worked. The Council, upon invitation, has participated in discussions and conferences sponsored by other schools. It is hoped that the student body of Morgan College will recog- nize the importance and significance of the opportunity for intelligent self-government and will cooperate with and respect the Student Council of the school as an administrative organ, realizing that it is all for the building of a better Morgan and the preparing of themselves for in- telligent participation in the government of these United States of America. The Student Council of 1937-38 wishes endless success to the Stu- dent Councils which follow.