Morgan State University - Promethean Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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OFFICE STAFF (Left to right): Mrs. Pearl Major, Miss Inez Jones, Mrs. Varnettc Tallbert, Mrs. Iwana Shorter, Mrs. Margaret Brown. I 18

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TURPIN, JEAN F. WILLIAMS, BETTY English, A.B.. A M. English, A.B. WALKER, ALEXANDER J. Political Science, A.B., A.M., PH.D. WORM LEY, MARY B. Romance Language. A.B.. A.M. WARREN, VASHTI History, A.B., A.M. 17 STALLINGS, CHARLES W. Art, A.B., M.A.

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CLASS ADVISOR PROFESSOR O. G. WEAVER To the President and Members of the Senior Class, and the Editor and Staff of the Promethean: You have just passed through a momentous four years. You entered Morgan State College at a time when the world outlook was dismal and when individual worth and the sacredness of personality were being tested in a severe crucible. In order that these heritages might be preserved, it was necessary that the continuity of the education of many of you be interrupted. To these persons, now returned to augment the numbers of this graduating class, may we express our reverent application. For them and for the rest of you, the world today is still one of promise—still one of manifold opportunities for personal and social usefulness. It will be expected that you will utilize these opportunities to enrich your own life and the life of your fellow- man. That you will do this is a belief born of my intimate association with you— a relationship that has given me an insight into both the character of the class and of its individual members. For each, I have the highest regard, and as you take physical leave of this institution, I express the hope that spiritually you will remain with us and we with you. It has been a pleasure and a privilege to serve you thus humbly. Best wishes. Sincerely. O. G. Weaver, Class Advisor 19