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foreword During the memorable years which have passed since the founding of Morgan State College in 1867, its campus has resounded to the f x t- steps of thousands of men and women. These years have witnessed many dramatic, spiritual and material changes. Many of the buildings which grace our campus today were not here in 1948. In these buildings, the new and old, we have spent many unforgettable hours. We have attempted to feature some of these old and new buildings in our Promethean. I lolmes I (all, the administration building, occupied in 1950, will acquaint you with the administrative officers, the faculty, and the administrative assistants who were instrumental in transmitting knowledge and creating understanding in the classes. Soper Library will introduce you to the classes. This structure will long remain in the heart and memories of the 1952 graduate, as will the Morgan Christian Center, which offered an ideal opportunity to integrate worship, pleasure, and learning, thus dev’lop- ing an asset for later life. I lurt Gymnasium, dedicated in February of this year, presents our athletes, who through teamwork and group participation, have given Morgan national and international recognition. From the shy freshmen entering the Memorial Gate to the graduates leaving the campus, you will hear the echoes and catch glimpses of the students and campus between September, 1948 and May, 1952. This feature is brought to you through the sacrificing of free hours, evenings, weekend dates, and innumerable hours of sleep. We hope that you will enjoy your reading of the Promethean as much as the Promethean Staff has enjoved preparing it for you. De Loris Williams Editor-In-Chief
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1 'Dedication di ki;v And do we weep? Each ivy-wrapped stone bosom Weeps our lament. Even some Too new to shelter recollection Shall feel a tinge of our dejectum. Dean Key attended the old Morgan Academy as a student, was grad- uated, and became a full-time instructor at Morgan State College in the year ol 1925 in the fields of Biology and I I vgiene. Biology he second taught Maintaining knowledge not solely For means toward economic ends, But molding students into conscious Preservation of self.'—Thus, An epitaph: ‘A Student's Professor!' Those twenty-six years at Morgan State Shall live within our annals to relate lie was our professor, (later) Dean of Men, and A pleasant, well thought of man.
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