Morgan State University - Promethean Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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MRS. WRIGHT A. tbc dnu of '44 movrs foccver from the portals of Its Alma Mater, It hesitates, turns .lowly, and with tearful eyrs, a tumbles blindly with out-stretched arms toward ,1 dcLfc.,tc, scnsidvc but stalwart might of a womcn-And on her Jhouldcr? now re through the first three bowtCOUS years of our emcancc at Morgan, we purge our aouls of all the blnemcss of our leaving and all the triumph of our going. Ot.hca have Irutru d ua, but abc bas constructed u To Mrs. Wright for giving herself © ui unflinchingly and wholeheartedly, we can only say Thank you and Goll blei. you. JESSB M. WRIGHT AdflSor 1940 0 DR. GEORG B H. SPAULDING DR. SPAULDING During the wt ,ar of our .ea, here at MorJPJI, Dr. Gcoqic C. SPAulcling has ta = the place of our fine advuor, Mrs. Wright. Ablv he baa cfirealed the activities c£ our cUa. T o hui we u p - heart-fdt appredatioo for taking the wheel in mid-scream and pilocing the boat of ‘44 safely to the ahott. AdYisor 1943,44

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m SECRETARIAL STAFF ut. Row, Left to right: Mrs. Beatrice II. Drake, Cashire's secretary. Miss Cassandra Hradlo Assistant Librarian, Miss Margaret Burke Secretary of the Dean; Miss Et.hd Plippin Junior Librarian. 2nd. Row, Lift to right: Mrs. Margaret R. Sinclair, Business Managffs secretary; Mis Re;nricc Mayo, Cashier; Miss Edna R. Hopkins, Assistant registrar. 3rd. Rou•: A.lrs. Paulcia S. Taylor, President's secretary; Mrs. Lucille Ward, Registrar's J rit}41y.

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 Although we receive our diplomaa in tho midst of the greatest conflict in hilfory, we, the claH of '44 feel assured that we have trained ourselves well that wo might better meet the I'flponaibilities of life. Howonr, our thoughta turn from our clallmate. around tu to thoae who through a quirk of fate were not fortunate enough to be hero to shore theae honora with ua. It ia to I'hete bop that we wish to express our deep regret that they are not here, but in the aamo tone, we have great hopea for their lpeedy victory and aafe return home. Wo, of thia elaa, feel moat fortunate that we have had the foreaight and courage to overcome the tomptationl of jobt and money ID very prevalent now. Greater com- mendations are due to our claumates who do not hove to overcome temptation of money and eoay living, but the forces of prejudice,, hate, and greed. Thein fl. a greoter struggle than oura could possibly have been, but, having the fortitude, the strength and the fear of God in their hearts, we know they will come through. It is our hope that victory will come soon and all of our classmates will return to finish their education not in a world disturbed by turmoil and strife, but in a world of peace and harmony-a peace which they helped to make. i( MORGAN TO WIN A WAR TO THOSE WHO LEFIf DEDICATED • Y¥YY¥¥¥YY¥¥¥YY 16 Catherine Russell