Morgan State University - Promethean Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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 DOROTHY ALAR A Dorothy Elkridge, Maryland HU 11 II T I A V. ANDERSON Jamaica Jamaica, Long Island. New York GEORGE S. ARCHER Archie Philadelphia. Pennsylvania English Sociology Psychology F FA; English Club Dramatic Club; Alpha Kappa Psychology Club; Scrollers Club Alpha Four long years and WILLIAM R. ATKINSON Ockie Georgetown, South Carolina Biology BARBARA JEAN BADEN Halts Annapolis, Maryland Physical Education Physical Education Club JAMES I. BARN I S James Baltimore. Maryland Biology

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increased and already many of us occupied positions of leadership throughout the campus. Our added interests included the entrance of many into fraternities and sororities. In the field of sports, class members aided in the production of a national championship football team and a track team that won in national and international competition. Earl Byrd was selected as class presi- dent for that year. Additional contributions and honors were ours during our junior year, lor their scholarly achievements class members were elected to Alpha Kappa Mu and Beta Kappa Chi. Our attentions were concentrated upon our chosen major fields of study. Lionel Todman was chosen class president for this year. I Ie was to guide the destinies of our class. The distant strains of the graduation march brought new zeal and enthusiasm to the minds and hearts of the seniors who returned for their final year. The dignified senior proudly strutted and “stuck his chest out as a reminder to other students that he was a senior. Despite all the glories that were ours, we were conscious of the responsibilities and duties that lay ahead for us. YVc entrusted many of these duties to Melvin Fox, our senior class president. We flourished our rings; posed for the Promethean, planned and danced merrily at the Senior Ball; hut anxioush awaited the famed “sheepskin” to lx- presented to us on June 2. 1952. After the completion of our educational career at Morgan, we pass once again through those immortal gates hut as alumni to meet the tasks that await us in a changing and dynamic society.

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JAMES A. BATES Bates Athens. Tennessee grace b. beai C.B. Baltimore. Maryland DELORES BEMBRY Dee Baltimore. Maryland I Iome Economics Economics ( om merce Club; 1 rench C tub Education Spanish Club; N.A.A.C.P.; I I A Y.W.GA. I Iome Economics Club 1952 seeme d like an eternity. MAXINE El OISE BET1IEI Max New York, New York Sociology S Kial Science Club; Art C lub; Wesley Club; Dramatic Club; Spanish Club CLYDE WILLIAM BEVANS Fats Baltimore. Maryland Physical Education Kappa Alpha Psi LUELLA ROBERTA BLACK Bobby Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania English Alpha Kappa Alpha: English Club