Morgan State University - Promethean Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1956 volume:

MORRIS fi. SOPER LIBRARY PROMETHEAN Jt was to Prometheus, and to his brother Epimetheus, that the Greek gods entrusted the task Qf endowing animals with godlike qualities and powers. While Epimetheus was thus engaged, Prometheus occupied himself with creating man from clay. IP hen he demanded gifts with which to endow his new creature, Prometheus discovered that so generous had been his brothers gifts to the lower animals that nothing remained for man. He therefore determined to steal fire, along with the arts, from Mount Olympus and to bestow them upon man. Thus “Prometheus has come to have the meaning of life-giving, replenishment, daring originality and creativity and Promethean Eire to mean the divine flame with which Prometheus gave life to his images. PUBLISHED BY THE SENIORS OF Woroan State CotLj Maryland (organ Baltimore .5oteu ord We have played out a number of roles on the stage of life. We have learned many lessons that should aid us as wc prepare to try out for new ones. Wc have learned that we must always he ready and able to take our cue. A lapse of memory on the stage at a critical juncture may well result in utter ruin, not only for the actor, hut for the plav as well. Those who recognize their cues—preferred opportunities—will he well prepared to play the next role thrust upon them by life. In September, 1952, a group of ambitious actors arrived on the set which was Morgan State College. They had come from many parts of the country and the world. Some had starred in their former roles and others had had to be content to understudy. But now they could see themselves, individually and collectively, as the real star or stars of a star-sudded cast. Eager to prove their mettle and to be deserving of greater roles in the years that lay ahead, they entered ambitiously, with vim and vigor upon re- hearsal. The set was new. The scenes shifted rapidly and not all remembered their cues nor heeded the admonitions of the directors, producers and others behind the stage. Some were blinded by the footlights and tripped over each other to steal the show, falling to rise no more, booed off the stage by an unsympathetic audience. As the curtains were drawn on each successive scene and opened again, it was dis- covered with remorse by those who remained that some one of their friends had missed a cue—had failed to see and seize a preferred opportunity. Nonetheless, those who remained, true to thespian tradition, proclaimed: “The show must go on! True composition of the show has changed somewhat through these four exciting, meaningful years; new stage managers have appeared, new directors and producers, but all working toward one end-keeping the cast intact, preparing them for roles in the challenging drama of life outside the campus community. And those who survive must be humbly grateful to those who have given so much that we might be able to give more. l ime signals the end of the four-year drama, and we are ready to take our cues when new directors signal on-stage. DEDICATION In the dramatic work-shop which is Morgan State College, few have worked so hard, creatively, and will- ingly as Juanita Gladden Starke, to whom this volume is hereby dedicated. She was ever enthusiastic about furnishing potential actors with the basic tools, stimulat- ing them, listening to their woes, sharing their joys, and helping wherever and whenever summoned. For the PROMETHEAN. Juanita Starke has played many parts. Officially she was faculty adviser for the 1953 and 1954 editions, hut in fact she was everything from office girl to editor behind the editor. When youthful interests lagged or when some took assignments lightly, she relighted the conviction that the PROME- THEAN. too, is a stage on which all parts arc played— parts that make for growth, achievement, and excellence. Because of these things that we have been privileged to share, we make this dedication to her. 6 PRESIDENT To the Class of 1956 Dear Seniors: Farewell! Today you surge eagerly against the barriers which for four years have encircled you during a significant and most critical period of your training for the race cf life. We here can give you no more now other than our fervent prayers that you will run well the course which lies before you. Each year as 1 attempt critical appraisal of the young people who leave us. 1 seek anew the answer to a three-fold query: What did you bring with you to college? What did you find during your sojourn here? What arc you taking away? Surely it is not too much to hope that each of you brought to your college experience an open mind, eager and alert to absorb with profit a course of intensive preparation; that you found here friendly and competent guidance as you mastered the skills and forged the tools which are to serve you in later life; and that you take away a goodly portion of the Promethean spark with which to touch the lives of other people and inspire them to follow you in their quest for the good way of life. 'Phis to you is our farewell. Cordially yours MARTIN D. JENKINS President DEAN Dear Graduates of 1956: I have been asked to write a farewell note to the 1956 class, but “Farewell” is so final. Such a term implies that the graduate is relegating his college days to an absolutely completed portion of hir life. Likewise, it may mean that hereafter the student will have only memories which will gradually dim as the years flow along. 'I'he Morgan faculty and administration fervently hope that the motivations, incen- tives, and inspiration, which arc the concomitants of formal education, have been so ingrained in our graduates that the influence of the college years will continue to be potent forces directing their lives. It seems that we should not say farewell to our Alma Mater. For all of life we will continue to be important factors in the Morgan community. The real Morgan spirit demands nothing less. Therefore, I say to the Class of 1956. “So long, friends, until we meet again. In the years that lie ahead, I know you will not be satisfied with less than the best both in striving and in achieving. With hest regards. GEORGE C. GRANT Dean 9 BOARD OF TRUSTEES E. Dale Adkins Williard W. Allen Carrington L. Davis Richard W. Emory Bliss Forbush L. Manuel Hcndler Josiah F. Henry, Jr. Ivan E. McDougle Carl J. Murphy, Chairman Martin D. Jenkins, President of Morgan James H. Carter, Jr.. Secretary Deceased These Civil-minded individuals who freely donated their time and energy to safeguard the rights and privi- leges of students at Morgan to acquire an education. 10 ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT To The Class of 1956: It is with sincere pleasure, that 1 congratulate you upon completion of what may be termed the first sector of your training for the battle of life. Today, you are SENIORS, living in a protected environment created largely by those who hold your welfare close to their hearts—tomorrow you again become FRESHMEN, stripped for that rigorous initiation which the world reserves for all. Accept your successes with modesty, endure your reverses with equanimity, and the rewards of the larger school into which you are now going will be as enduring and satisfying as are these which you enjoy today. JAMES H. CARTER Assistant to the President ASSISTANT DEAN To The Class of 1956: Your college career has had as one of its ob- jectives the arousing of vour consciousness that man is master of his own fate. The intellectual standards we set for you here were to prepare you to take up your responsibilities in the face of an uncertain destiny. We have inculcated the tools of learning within you so that you may face the world . . . and your destiny . . . with dignity. We hope we have succeeded. So, with love and confidence. I bid you fare- well and good luck. ARTHUR C. BANKS, JR. Assistant Dean I I C omptrodler Congratulation� l ecfistrcu To the Class of 1956 Greetings: Vou have tarried here for four years, during which period you have survived the rigorous academic require- ments, you have developed from the adolescence to the young adult, and you have reached another plateau in your life's goal. Congratulations! EDW. N. WILSON Registrar Dear Class of '56: It is a real pleasure to have the opportunity of saying farewell to our distinguished graduating classes. It is my sincere hope that your four years at this institution have been of value in preparing you for successful and happy careers. EDGAR DANIEL DRAPER Business Manager MARION ROBINSON 2), directors 2) an of Best Wishes Always, THELMA P. BANDO Dfan of H'omfn Dean Bando speaks to «he dormiiory directors l.rft to right—(teatfd) Mrs. Mary Fernandez, Mrs. Mary Spellman, Miss Sarah Diggs, (startding) Mrs. Olivette Harris, Mrs. James Steele, Mrs. Harriet Hutchins. m; omen Greetings Class of 1956: It is a pleasure to congratulate you and to wish you many years of success in your chosen fields of endeavor. I sincerely hope that the academic program and the many other varied activities of the college have helped you to build well-rounded personalities to acquire leader- ship ability, and to develop you into the finest types of manhood and womanhood. President Vice President Secretary ____ Treasurer ... .. .Janet Humes ... .Gloria Ford Margaret Kiah ..June Harston 13 2), van DEAN OF MEN AND STAFF Dean Leonard C. Anderson, Mr. McQuay Kiah, Mrs. Addie Donnell, and Mr. Smith nLi John Brcwington Wilmoth Roberts .. Donald Powell Robert Barksdale ...Collcn Dupree M Co-President ...... Co-President ..... Secretary ......... Treasurer ......... Program Chairman 2x 'ormitoru r . Council I • • •' Administration building HOLMES HALL CHRISTIAN CENTER “Place of worship” Mr. Southern point� out the fluctuations of prices to his class in Economic� . Jin in tered tin cf loca le Mr. I.amb's Radio Broadcasting class goes into action. II SOPER LIBRARY The library was named for Judge Morri� A. Soper, former Chairman of (he Board of Trustee!. It war constructed in 1939. The refectory is the college cafeteria, named in memory of students, alumni and one teacher who lost their lives defending their country in World War II. MEMORIAL REFECTORY DL Scenery id starch Tubman House and Truth Hall are two of the three women's dormitories. The third dormitory is Harper House, which houses the green freshmen. Tubman is the home of the hold sophomores and Truth is the resident for the jolly juniors and serious seniors. TUBMAN I L TRUTH SPENCER Spencer Hal! (1930) is named in honor of ihe first president, Dr. John O. Spencer. It houses the Department of Home Economics and the College Canteen. CALLOWAY Calloway Hall (1954) is the new science hall, named for Professor Milton L. Calloway. BANNEKER I i 24 4ouAincj the HYlorqan WlaHe orc an Off Stage Activities Before the Curtain Goes Up INFIRMARY The infirmary is named Woolford. 1 • ►. «It I ■ 1« 1 1 ■ I Carnegie Hall (1919) was named in honor of Andrew Carnegie who contributed major monies necessary for its construction. It is used to house the Departments of Psychology and Education. CARNEGIE YOUNG Young Hall (1885) serves as the center for our Depart- ment of Music. It was named for the first Dean em- ployed after the school became Morgan State College. Acenery Set A L i moo j CAMPUS SCENES mnn STUDENT COUNCIL Chief Justice...... Associate Justices Public Defendant Court Prosecutor Clerk of Court... Secretaries ...... Advisor ......... ........George T. James .......Herbert Edward Charles Pollard Rossie Will Patricia Smith Jack Connor ......Raymond Web ter .........George Gumb .........Robert John on ..........Rheeta Brooks Ruby Thomp on I)r. Alexander J. Walker STUDENT COURT — President .............. Vice President ......... Recording Secretary .... Corresponding Secretary Treasurer ............... ...Douglas Sand .....Jack Connor ......Gloria Ford Anne Shcrvington ... . Robert Bagiev Editor-in-Chief Wilmoth Robert� Wilmoth Robert� and Jonnie, Miss Spokesman SPOKESMAN Fditor-in-chief.... dssodale Editor... Managing Editor . Feature Editor Sports Editor ..... drt Editor ........ Cop, Editor ....... Fxchange Editor .. Photograph, Editor Fashion Editor ... . New Editor ........ The Spokesman ................Wilmoth F. Robert� , Jr. .....................Ruby P. Thompson ........................Lorenzo Corbin .........................Ralph Murray ...........................Leon Bowser .........................Israel Height ........................Jonnie Clanton .........................Ernest Miller .......................... Henry Sand� ......................Rebecca Williams ............................John Riley I 33 The editor i definitely thinking and thinking hard YEARBOOK STAFF jonnie Clanton, photography editor, looks over some photographs with her staff—Florence Starke, Amelia Brown, Oscar Hunt, Dolores Morris and Catherine Hill Cicero Davis, associate editor, discusses the business of the yearbook with Florence Starke, Ulirca Greenidgc, John Brewington and Raymond Davis Virgina Evans Isreal Height Chris Dyer Shirley Johnson Gloria Fraley Collen Dupree Her staff consists of Deveria Harris, Jean Gaither. Mary Miller, Lucille Cephas, Catherine Posey, Mr. Harry Jones, advisor, Dorena F.nnals and Catherine Hille 35 ALPHA KAPPA MU NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY President .... Pice President Secretary .... Treasurer .... Advisor ....... .....Freddie Hill . ..Vannic Wilson ....Yevola Smith .. Viola L. Graves Dr. Samuel Myers BETA KAPPA CHI President................. Pice President........... Secretary-T reasurer...... Assistant Secretary-Treat, Advisors................. .....John Onley . .Elijah Saunders ....Grace Dorsey ... Vannie Wilson Miss Gloria Ford PROMETHEAN KAPPA TAU President ............. Tice President......... Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Chaplain .............. Sergeant-at-Arms ...... Advisers .............. .........Fielding Gentry ...........John Robinson ...........Edith Dashiell ...........Evelyn Young .........Harold Howard ..............John Bond Dr. Clarence F. Stephens Dean George C. Grant GAMMA THETA UPSILON Officers President............ Pice President....... Secretary-T reasurer Advisors............ ............Rossie Wills ........George Yorkman ....Vernon Robinson, Jr. .. .I)r. Donald Brandon Mr. Lawrence Middleton e. —science CHEMISTRY CLUB PRE-MEDICAL CLUB President ................................Donald Carter I'ire President ..........................Sylvia Evan� Setretary ................................Evelyn Young Treasurer and advisor...............l)r. Cyril F. Atkin President .... I'ife President Setretary .... Treasurer . . . Advisor ...... Elijah Sounder� Harold Bradhy .Gladys Harley .Irving Jenkins .Dr John King 1 MATHEMATICS PHYSICS CLUB PSYCHOLOGICAL SOCIETY Offiters President .... rife President Setretary .... Treasurer ... Reporter ...... ......Rose Boyd William Spencer ..Eleanor Queen ...James Peters .. Leonora Myles Ofiters President.............................James DeSheilds I’ite President.......................William Tutman Corresponding Setretary............................Jean Queen Treasurer......................................Dolores Morris Advisors...................Mr. John F. Richardson, III Dr. Roger K. Williams DRAMA President: Mary Cornish I'ice President: Ralph Murray Secretary: Norma Sharpe Treasurer: Johnston McLurkin Historian: Barbara Cross Advisors: Mr. Waters Turpin Mrs. Carolyn Stewart Mr. Arthur Lamb Jason, Charles Mixon turns away as Medea. Barbara Brown scream re- venge! .................................................................Donald Carey Director. • Vincent John Wend Qtee CfuL DANCE GROUP l.rfl to right: Maureen Mile , Norma Sharpe, Antia Daye, Betty Collin and Barbara Thurman. COLLEGE CHOIR Pres.—Jean Gaither Viet Pm.—Calvin Brook Sec.—Catherine L. Posey Treat.—Norma Braxton Bui. Manager—Robert Graham Librarian—Robert Howard Rep. to Spokesman—Gloria Ford Accompanist—Catherine Neale MORGAN STATE COLLEGE OCTET Norma Braxton, Muriel Fisher, Joan Harris, Catherine L. Posey, Robert Howard, Daniel Comegys, Calvin Brooks, and Herbert Brown COLLEGE BAND Asst. Director—Lawrence Montgomery I t DEBATING SOCIETY President.... I'ice President Secretary.... Advisors..... Leencttc Mom William Cummings Bcttye Jones Mr. Howard Chinn Dr. Robert Lisle Mr. Sly vester Ryan Mr . Beryle William Dean Leonard Anderson CONTINENTAL CLUB President..........Vincent John Secretary..........Hazel Lewis Assistant Secretary. . Shirley Hayward Treasurer...........Cecelia Hazel Advisor..........Dr. Irene Diggs ’ MARSHALL CLUB Betty Jones, June Harston, Ella Moul- trie. Rebecca Williams, Jonnie Clan- ton, and Daisy Clanton President......................................... Dori� Williams Fief President............................................Mordine Mallory Secretary............................................Shirley Noel Treasurer.........................................Delore Alston Advisor..............................Mr. Sandye Jean McIntyre, II LE CERCLE FRANCA IS EL CIRCULO ESPANOL President...........................................Doris Williams Fife President.......................................Jack Connor Seeretary...........................................Ismae Wilkes Treasurer ........................................Maurice Dorsey Advisor..............................Dr. Frederick H. Dcdmond 31 MUSIC EDUCATOR’S NATIONAL CONFERENCE Officers President.................................Cicero Davi� Vite President............................Calvin Brook� Secretary..............................Catherine Po ey Assistant Secretary....................M. Amelia Brown Treasurer...................................Jean Gaither Advisor.............................Mr� . Dorothy Bank� HEALTH PHYSICAL EDUCATION MAJOR’S CLUB President..................................William Clark I'iee President..........................Margaret Tann Secretary ...............................Shirley Johnson Treasurer...............................Eugene J. Parker Advisor.......................... Mr. Stewart A. Brook� I SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB President.................................George T. Jame� I'iee President...................................Sampton Green Secretary.........................................Lucille Cepha� Treasurer...........................................Dewey Robinson Advisor........................Dr. Alexander J. Walker YOUNG WOMENS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Co-President............................Mary E. Miller June Holland Secretary...............................Virginia White Treasurer...............................Lorraine Carter Advisor...........................Mi � Marion Gregory ART CLUB President...............Olga Thom a Secretary...............Justine Carter Treasurer............Carl Washington Advisor......l)r. Charles W. Staling HOME ECONOMICS CLUB CHARM CLUB President....... Vues Presidents Secretary....... Treasurer....... Advisor......... ...........Anna Wilson .........Shirley Stokes Hattie Kelly ...........Roberta Cain ..........Gladys Collins Mrs. M. Theresa Brown Officer, resident... ’,tr President zStr etary Treasurer. A d visor.... Constance Hazzard . . Dawn Henderson ..........Patsy Ford ..........Susie Smith . Dean Thelma Bando VETERANS’ CLUB President........ . .Thomas Cornish I'ice President.......Douglas Bishop Secretary..............Rossie Wills Treasurer....................Clarence Morion Business Manager........Samuel Harper Advisors.....Major Williard Stewart Mr. Marcus Allen F.T.A. Officers President......................Hollis Ward Pice President ..................Reva Lewie Secretary.........Romaine J. Coleman Assistant Secretary. .. . Robert Meekins Treasurer.........Henry Thompson Advisor...........Mr. Joseph Durham COMMERCE CLUB Officers President.......... Tice President...... Secretary........... Assistant Secretary Raymond Davis . Dorothy Davis Mamie Addison . . Elaine Smith THE MORGAN CHRISTIAN COUNCIL In the spring of 1953, the Rev. Howard Cornish, the director of the Morgan Christian Center, called together the presidents and the advisers of the various religious clubs on the campus. The purpose of the meeting was to plan effective activities for the on-coming Religious Emphasis Week. However, after having completed its initial tasks, the group felt that it should become a permanent body which would act as a coordinator of the activities which the various member chibs would be spon- soring. The group, therefore, elected officers and chose for itself the name Morgan Christian Council. The Council then became the supreme body in matters per- taining to the religious life of the campus. NEWMAN CLUB President.................................Robert Wilson I’ite President...........................Ernest Miller Secretary..........................Marie Garnett Treasurer...................................Mary Thomas Uusiness Manager..........................Cicero Davis Advisor.......................Mrs. I’rima Bryson President.................................William Clark Pier President.............................Kdwina Baker Srrretary..................................Sherry Abbot Treasurer.............................Nellie Armstrong Advisors........................ Dr. George Spaulding Rev. Edgar W. Ward CANTERBURY CLUB Officers President.................................S. Patricia Bean Tice President............................Emma A. Pitt Secretary.................................Donald Powell Treasurer.................................Earl Graves Advisor..........................Dean Leonard Anderson President...................................Peggy Kiah Advisor.............................Dean VlcQuay Kiah ROGER WILLIAMS FELLOWSHIP President............................Herbert Edwards Tice President.......................George Covington Secretary......................................Dorothye Carroll Treasures..........................................Anne Harris Advisor..........................Dr. Richard McKinney ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA Sorority President...... Vice President Secretary ..... Treasurer. . . . Dean of Ivies. Marlene Greer Chase ........Barbara Locks .....Vivian Morgan .....Carlcnza Gregg . . . Dolores O. Morris I President.......... Vice President . . . Secretary ......... Financial Secretary Treasurer.......... Dean of Pledgees. ......Rossie Wills ......Vincent John ......John Collins . . . Robert Johnson William M. Clark . . .Charles Pollard BETA ALPHA CHAPTER ALPHA PHI ALPHA FRATERN 7y ic MORGAN STATE COU-fGf President......... Vice President . . Secretary......... Treasurer......... Dean of Pledgees . . . .Freddie Hill . . Rhecta Brooks . . .Janice Greene ....Irene Brown H. F.lainc Brown DELTA SIGMA THETA Sorority President........ Vice President. . . Secretary........ Treasurer......... Dean of Pledgees . Vannie VV. Wilson William O. Spencer ... .Oscar L. Hunt .William S. Taylor . . . George A. Green OMEGA PSI PHI 5 raternity President......... Vice President Secretary......... Treasurer......... Dean of Pledgees ..Shirley Newby Mollie Crawford Geraldine Myers . .Bcttilec Covert Mollie Crawford 3 PHI BETA SIGMA s?m tern i ...John Hland ..Allen Moore Philip Thomas .Lionel White President........... Vice President...... Secretary-Treasurer Dean of Pledgees. . KAPPA ALPHA PSI 3raternity President............................ Johnathan McKinney Vice President................................Robert Lewis Secretary.............................................James Deshields Treasurer.........................................Nathaniel Roachc Dean of Pledgees..........................Raymond Webster JJg CREEK CANDIDS ALL HANDS APPLAUD MISS MORGAN MISS MORGAN Mi Morgan 1955-56” — Mi Mary Janet Hume of Rochester, N. Y., i a senior honor student majoring in sociology. She i preni- den of the Women'� Dormitory Council and in her xophomore year was voted the most outstanding student in the cla� � . She i a mem- ber of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority and in 1954 wa Sweetheart of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. THE CUE FOOTBALL ACTION _ :+ W 8 a O'V “ l. tjJ? HEtt MacArthur sprint� around end for a touchdown Bear pick up a first down Rheinhart buck the line for the Bear 'Bear� crush Va. State in Turkey Day clash MacArthur carries the piK kin for a Bear touchdown Cheerleaders , Murray. Cooper, Lockhart, Wade. Rideout ' 1 k I Ii 1 Left to Right, Row 1: H. Taylor, Trainer; W. Gordon, J. MacArthur, H. Smith, W. Billups, I). Chapman, G. Prather, J. Mile� , J. Austin, J. Dorsey. R. Jacobs, W. Hawkins, J. Buckson, W. McKinney, Manager. Row 2; Coach A. Brown, Coach E. P. Hurt, E. Jones, A. Rowe, J. Haywood, B. McCoy, J. Rosier, C. Porter, J. Brooks, G. Smith, J. Sewell. R. Yorke, R. Brown, J. Williams, Coach T. Hill, Coach K. Brown. Row 3: J. Mack, Manager; C. Reinhart, J. Lewis, C. Evans, D. Wil- liams, M. Pratt, W. Clark, G. Ruff, S. Thomas, L. Stewart, R. White, C. Hamhright, L. Buffalo. Not shown: J. Courtney, A. Dean, D. Hart. AS THE BEARS TAKE THE SPOTLIGHT Jesse Miles, a twenty-one year old, six foot, one hun- dred eighty one pound, end from Orange, New Jersey. A Senior health and physical education major. Gilbert Prather, a twenty-two year old, six foot, two hundred five pound guard from Glenarden. A senior health and physical education major. Under the excellent leadership of these young men, Morgan ended up with a 6-2 record, losing to Morris Brown of Georgia and North Carolina A. Sc T. of Greensboro, N. C. Coaches Edward P. Hurt and Talmadge Hill, head football tutors at Morgan, have compiled a record be- lieved to be second to none in the C. I. A. A. The Hurt and Hill duo has now become a quartet with Ken- neth E. Brown and Alvin Brown, both Morgan gradu- ates, as assistants. Charley Brightful, a product of Douglas High, Balti- more, Maryland, wa an outstanding guard in his fresh- man year with the Morgan Bears . Morgan's outstanding center, Jackson Rozier from Armstrong High School, Richmond, Va„ is one of the main cogs in coach Hill's quest for a C. 1. A. A. cham- pionship team. William Light, a high jumping forward in hi second season of varsity competition, was one of the most improved player on the team. Eugene, “Hooks”, Hudgins, a product of At- lantic City High, Atlantic City, New Jersey. A famous jump shot artist and playmaker is a junior physical education major. Bears claw West Va. Yellow Jackets by a score of 75-61. Ronald “Byrd” Gardner, hails from Philadel- phia, Pa. Byrd, a six foot guard on the Bears” team, ha� contributed greatly as a morale booster during the current campaign. BASKETBALL PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT December Bears Opponent' 9 Howard University, Baltimore 93 83 13 West Virginia state, Baltimore 75 61 16 Hampton Institute, Baltimore January 91 73 6 Maryland State, Prince � Anne 81 90 7 Virginia Union Univ., Baltimore 6S 67 9 A. tc T. College, Baltimore 99 89 13 Hampton Institute, Hampton 68 61 14 V'a. State College, Petersburg 61 73 20 Lincoln University, Baltimore 106 62 21 No. Caro. College, Baltimore 71 75 27 Va. Union Univ., Richmond February 61 82 4 Fayetteville T. C., Fayetteville 92 83 6 No. Caro. College, Durham 66 73 7 A. Sc T. College, Greensboro 79 8$ 10 Va. State College, Baltimore 81 78 11 Md. State College, Baltimore 84 8$ IS Howard Univ., Washington 101 102 17 Lincoln University, Lincoln 91 80 18 Rutgers College, Newark 56 65 Brightful scores two for the bear on a drive in layup against West Va. Yellow Jacket . 65 the cindermen take over RECORD-SETTING BARKY ROLL”—Bob Barksdale. Morgan State College junior, is shown executing the form his classmate call the barky roll in leaping the bar. Barksdale's unusual technique has helped him win three indoor titles and to set two new meet records thi� year. In the New York A C meet of February 11. 19S6, Barksdale jumped 6'9 to shatter the old meet mark of set twenty-two years ago. On your mark ! Get set ! Go ! is heard as Morgan's N'atators toe the mark during prac- tice. ING ;,T Certified Pg5 iss 1 bl p - —• I ' Coach Stewart A. Brook� flanked by Co-cap- „,n I andis Lee on left and Co-captain Jay Hendrick on right. THE SWIM'S THE THING WRESTLING Morgan’s Leroy Hawkins pins his opponent in a dual Meet with Lincoln University in the Hurt Gymnasium. HBur fw.wt i INTRAMURALS Intramural and recreational sports for men and women are conducted and supervised by the De- partment of Health and Physical Education. The management of intramural athletics is under the control of the Intramural Council, a group of nine students who arc appointed by the president of the council. This group is composed of one male and cp.e female student from the senior, junior, sopho- more, and freshman classes, and the activity man- ager. Students and faculty members alike enjoy the privilege of participating in intramural activities. 'I'his aspect of the Morgan curriculum allows every member of the college community the opportunity to engage in some sport or some form of physical exercise for the fun derived from participation or for the advantage obtained from exercising the body. Mr. Kmbra C. Bowie is the faculty advisor in charge of the Intramural program. Intramural Award Day Ceremony. Ma- jor Willard C. Stew- art guest speaker. Presentation of Award by Captain Ross P. Barrett Women’ intramural basketball Champ . 50 yard freestyle Retting un- derway in men's division. W a I k e r’s Mermaid win women's swimming title. Men's Intramural Basketball team. Intramural track and field champion for 1955. rjatural cience Dr. Clarence Monroe Head of Biology Depart- ment. Mi� � Thelma V. Winder Head of Home Economic Department 2 1ividion The Division of Natural Sciences is composed of eight departments: Biology, Chemistry, Health, and Physical Education, Home Economics, Mathe- matics, Physics. Psychology, and Science Education. In this Division, the student is provided the oppor- tunity to develop proficiency in any of the above named fields of human knowledge. Many of the courses in this Division provide cultural or liberaliz- ing experiences. Dr. William Burghardt Head of Health and Physical Education Department. Dr. Roger K. William� Head of Department of Psychology. Dr. Thomas Fra� er Head of Department of Sci- ence Education. 75 Dr. George Spaulding Head of Chemistry Depart- ment. Dr. Clarence F. Stephen Head of Mathematic De- partment. Dr. Julius Taylor Head of Physic Depart- ment. Dr. Roland C. McConnell Head of Division Social Science 2) ’ivision The Division of Social Science, through its various departments, has aimed toward building social conscious- ness and unifying philosophy whereby the graduate may have attained not only coordinated facts but a method for effective use of the data of human experience. Dr. Winfred Bryson Head of Department of Eco- nomics and Business. Dr. Virgil Clift Head of Department of Edu- cation. Dr. Benjamin Quarles Head of Department of History and Political Science. 76 Dr. Earl Moses Head of Department of Sociology. Major Willard Stewart Head of Department of Mili- tary Science and Tactics. Mr. James I-ewi Head of Department of Art Edu- cation. Head 'of Department of English and Speech. 'Hie humanities represent studies of the life of man with respect to his language, his philosophy, his music and other arts. Such studies should make for the rounding out of the individual so that he is prepared to interpret adequately and find mean- ing in all of his experiences. Dr. Frederick Dedmond Head of Department of Modern Language� . Mr. James O. Moseley Head of Department of Music. 77 ard C. - , , ,M Dev� '' ''' - a Head oi , PMS - and � ard. rk Future Military Leade Captain Rom P. Barrett, A � i� tant PMST, Executive Officer. President Martin D. Jenkins congratu- lates Distinguished Military Students while Major Stewart looks on. ARMS ROOM M Sgt. Herbert Mallette, Jack Hollo- way, Calvin Belton, James E. Glad- den, and Azaria N. Anderson. RIFLE RANGE Arthur P. Howard, prone; Otto C. Hurt, kneeling; Kenneth Coleman, sit- ting; Donald W. Carter, standing; 1st Lt. Merle R. Greene and M Sgt. Samuel H. Washington, as Supervis- or . DISTINGUISHED MILITARY STUDENTS William Billups Spencer Key William Smith Joseph Morris John Onley Donald Carter George Covington Douglas Sands Donald Powell Bernard Gregory Charles Giles Theodore Stokes Harold Bradby John Brewington Wilmoth Roberts George McKinney INSTRUCTOR GROUP OFFICE 1st Lt. Merle R. Greene, M Sgt. Sam- uel H. Washington. 1st Lt. Obie D. Robinson, and M Sgt. Herbert Mal- lette. PERSONNEL AND ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE Jewell M. Goode, CVVO; M Sgt. Hu bert Kenney. Sfc William M. Stev- en . Mr . Lillian M. Nealy. Surprised! Homecoming Parade May Day Time out for a smoke Mi� � Morgan and attendants at the Sweetheart Ball WL’s wl in yQmerican an cl llniuersitied Left to right (front): Freddie Hill, Juanita Bryant, Viola L. Graves, Lucille Cephas, Mary J. Humes. Ruby Thompson, Patricia Smith; (rear) Raymond Davis, Douglas Sands, John Bland. Jack Connor, Rossie Wills, George Covington. 82 SENIORS MORGAN • HORACE H. ASHBY Psychology Beta Sigma Tau, Psychologi- cal Society JAMES AUSTIN Physical Education Varsity Football, Health and Physical Education Club MAMIE L. ADDISON Business Education Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Weslev Club. Commerce Club ' JOHN J. BLAND Political Science Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Pi Gamma Mu, Social Sci- ence Club. French Club, Stu- dent Court (Associate Judge), Pan Hellenic Coun- cil GLORIA BADEN Art Education Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Canterbury Club. Art Club JOHN D. BOGLE Business Administration Beta Sigma Tau Fraternity. Commerce Club MORGAN • FLORISE A. ADAMS Education Home Economics Chib ESSIE BALUNE History Gamma Theta Upsilon, Rog- er William Fellowship, So- cial Science Club, F.T.A. GRADUATES OF 1956 84 MORGAN • MORGAN • LEON BOWSER Mathematics Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Math - Physic� Club Spokesman Staff, Tenni� Varsity (Capt.), Intramural Sports. HAROLD N. BRADBY Biology Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. Pershing Rifles, Pre-Med Club, French Club, Ira Ald- ridge Players, Intramural Sports, Distinguished Mili- tary Student WILLI EXE L. BARBER Business Education Baptist Club. Commerce Club JOHN BREWINGTON Physical Education Pershing Rifles, Physical Ed- ucation Club, Spokesman. Dormitory Council, (Pres.), Baptist Club, Intramural Sports, Senior Mentor FRANKLIN D. BROWN Biology Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Pre-Med Club. Biology Club, Chemistry Club. German Club, Newman Club SYLVIA BEAN Music Education Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorori ty, Canterbury Club (Pres.) Continental Club, Christiat Council, Choir, Orchestra I SARAH BELL History Social Science Club, F.T.A, 85 GRADUATES OF 1956 HERBERT E. BROWN Music Education Alpha Phi Omega, M.E.N.C., Choir, Octet, Opera Society. FT. A. NESBITT BROWN Chemistry Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, German Club, French Club, Chemistry Club. Intramural Sports DONALD CHAPMAN Housing Administration Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. Varsity Football, Intramural Sports DONALD CARTER Chemistry Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Chemistry Club, Pan Hellen- ic Council MORGAN • MORGAN . VERDELL L. BLACK Sociology Wesley Club, Social Science Club EULA BLACKMAN Language Arts Speech Choir, English Club. F.T.A. RUTH J. BLAND Sociology Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, So- cial Science Club RUTH E. BOULDEN M usic M.E.N.C., Orchestra, Choir GRADUATES OF 1956 86 MORGAN • EDWARD L. CLAPP Phy sic al Educat ion Kappa Alpha Psi, Physical Education Club, Intramural Team MARY BOULWARE Mathcmatia Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorori- ty, Alpha Kappa Mu, Kappa Delta Pi, Math-Physic Club, F.T.A., German Club WILLIAM M. CLARK Physical Education Alpha Phi Alpha, Physical Education Club, Westminster Fellowship Club, Intramural Council, Promethean (Sport editor) LIVOUS B. COE M at he mat id Math-Physic Club, French Club JOHN W. COLLINS Chemistry Alpha Phi Alpha, Newman Club, Chemistry Club NORMA E. BRAXTON Music Education Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorori- ty, M.E.N.C., Choir, Octette MATTIE II. BROOKS English Alpha Kappa Alpha ‘Sorori- ty, English Club, Spanish Club, French Club, Spokes- man Staff MORGAN • BARBARA BROWN English Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorori- ty, Gamma Theta Upsilon, Alpha Psi Omega, Ira Ald- ridge Player� . French Club, English Club, F.T.A., Opera Socicty 87 GRADUATES OF 1956 ERNEST J. COLVIN Physical Education Kappa Alpha P i, Phy� ical Education Club, Newman Club, Intramural Council MORGAN • MORGAN • GLORIA BROWN History Gamma Theta Upsilon, So- cial Science Club, FT A, NAACP WILLIE J. CRAWFORD Biology Pershing Rifles, Biology Club, German Club, Varsity Track, Intramural Softball and Football GEORGE V. COVINGTON Biology Alpha Phi Alpha, Biology Club, Pre-Med Club, Roger Williams Fellowship, Varsi- ty Football and Track, Presi- dent of Senior Class, Dis- tinguished Military Student. Who’s Who in American j Colleges and L7niversifies L_________________ MARY A. BROWN Music Education MENC, Newman Club, Band, Choir, YWCA, NAACP, Dormitory Glee Club MARY P. BROWN History Social Science Club, Wesley Club. Intramural Basketball ROSLYN M. BROWN Physical Education Varsity Basketball, Intra- mural Basketball, Dance Group GRADUATES OF 1956 88 THELMA L. BROWN Sociology Delia Sigma Theta Sorori- tv, Newman Club, Dramatics Club OF 1956 MORGAN • MORGAN - CICERO C. DAVIS, JR. Music Education Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Veterans Club, Newman Club, President M.E.N.C., Associate Editor Promethe- an. Band, Concert Orchestra, Opera Society, F.T.A., Fed- eration of Presidents ALBERT T. DIXON History Gamma Theta Upsilon, So- cial Science Club, French Club, Philosophical Sympos- ium HOWARD M. DORSEY History Gamma Theta Upsilon, So- cial Science Club, French Club, Philosophical Sympos- ium JUANITA E. BRYANT English English Club (Pres.), French Club, Roger William Fel- lowship, Dormitory Chorus, Y.W.C.A., Who’s Who in American College RUTH E. BRYANT Physical Education Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorori- ty, Dance Group, Physical Education Club, F.T.A. GRADUATES RAYMOND N. DAVIS Business Administration BARBARA BURKE Sociology Social Science Club Commerce Club (Pres.), Senior Class Vice President, Y.M.C.A. ISAIAH C. FLETCHER English F.T.A.. English Club. GRADUATES MORGAN • MORGAN . OF 1956 JAMES DORSEY Physical Education Kappa Alpha P� i, Phalanx, Physical Education Club, Varsity Football, Intramural Track and Baseball COLLEN DUPREE Biology Omega Psi Phi, Pre-Medical Clui� , Biology Club (Pres.), Student Council (Treasur- er), Intramural Football and Basketball, Promethean (Trea .), Dormitory Coun- cil HERBERT O. EDWARDS History Alpha Psi Omega, Alpha Kappa Alpha Honorary Fra- ternity, German Club, Social Science Club, Dramatic Club, Roger Williams Fellowship, President Sophomore Class, Christian Council (Pres.), Religion in Life Committee ZERITA R. CARTER History Social Science Club LUCILLE V. CEPHAS History Alpha Kappa Mu, Pi Gam- ma Mu, Social Science Club, Wesley Club, F.T.A., Prome- thean Staff, Who's Who in American Colleges, Social Action Committee, Religion in Life Committee MARLENE G. CHASE Business Education Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorori- ty (Pres.), F.T.A., Spokes- man, Student Council JONNIE M. CLANTON Sociology Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorori- ty, Marshal Club, Social Sci- ence Club, Miss Spokesman, Senior Mentor, Dormitory Council. Spokesman Staff, Promethean (Photography Editor), Religion in Life Committee MORGAN MORGAN ALEXANDER L. FURR Physical Education Physical Education Club, Wesley, Intramural Team WILLIAM W. GARRETT Art Education Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. Choir, Art Club JAMES GEE Psychology Alpha Kappa Alpha Honor- ary Fraternity, Psychological Society ANNA J. CLINKSCALES Business Education Chi Rho Gamma, Newman Club, Y.W.C.A., Commerce Club ROMAINE J. COLEMAN Language Arts Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorori- ty, Newman Club, F.T.A., Student Council, Spokesman (Editor 1954), Promethean (Editor-in-chief), Senior Mentor. Girl of the Month, 1954. MINNIE M. COLES Psychology Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorori- ty, Psychological Society, Dramatic Club, Choir, Maj- orette CHARLOTTE COOPER Physical Education Dance Group, Physical Edu- cation Club 91 GRADUATES OF 1956 JAMES E. GLADDEN Sociology Pershing Rifles. Newman Club, Ira Aldridge Players, University Christian Mis- sion. World Student Service Fund Committee, Social Sci- ence Club CLEOTH S. GRANT Mathematici Beta Sigma Tau MORGAN • MORGAN • MARY E. CORNISH History Alpha Psi Omega Honorary Fraternity. Senior Mentor, Ira Aldridge Players (Pres.), Y.W.C.A., English Club, Wesley Club, Social Science Club, F.T.A. DOROTHY DAVIS Business Administration Commerce Club, Ira Ald- ridge Players GEORGE A. GREEN Sociology Omega Psi Phi, Pershing Rifle, Intramural Basketball and Football ARTHUR B. GRAY Biology Biologv Club, Pre-Medical Club HELEN DE KALB Psychology Psychological Society, “Miss Psychology I95S GRACE DORSEY Biology Alpha Kappa Mu, Beta Kappa Chi, Biology Club. German Club GRADUATES OF 1956 92 MORGAN • MORGAN . WALTER H. GRIFFIN History Omega P i Phi, Gamma Theta Upxilon, Social Sci- ence, Intramural sport . Spokesman. Social Action Committee, Y. M. C. A.. NAACP 4 SEWELL S. GRIFFITH Business Administration HARRISON GROSS Psychology Alpha Kappa Alpha Honor- ary Fraternity. Psychological Society, Morgan Christian Council, Wesley Club JOSEPH HALL History Kappa Alpha P i. Phalanx, Social Science Chib, Newman Club, F.T.A., Intramural sports SARA DUFF Sociology Social Science Club, Y.W.C.A. IDA M. DUNCAN Home Economics Education Home Economics Club, Art Club. Y.W.C.A. DORENA ENNALS Sociology Social Science Club, Wesley Club, Promethean Staff, So- cial Action Committee Y.W.C.A. JOYCE A. EVANS Business Education Canterbury Club. Commerce Club 93 GRADUATES OF 1956 PHILIP R. HALL Political Science Kappa Alpha P� i. Social Sci- ence Club MORGAN . SYLVIA EVANS Chemistry Chemistry Club, German Club. Ivy Leaf. Chi Rho Gamma Chapter of Gradate Sorority ROBERT M. HAMLETT Business Administration Commerce Club (Treas.) N.A.A.C.P., Spokesman, Dor- mitory Glee Club ALVA MAE FORD History F.T.A., Social Science MORGAN SAMUEL A. HICKS Psychology Psychology Society, Veterans Club CHARLES HILL History English Club, French Club, Social Science Club, Student Council GLORIA FRALEY Physical Education Canterbury Club, French Club, Physical Education Club, Intramural Activities Club, F.T.A. Dancing Club, Y.W.C.A. Social Action Com- mittee, Promethean Staff, Dormitory Glee Club, Miss Sophomore, Miss Senior R.O.T.C. JOHNNIE M. GADDY Business Education Commerce Club GRADUATES OF 1956 94 MORGAN MORGAN BURLEIGH A. HOBSON Economics Alpha Phi Alpha, Camera Club, Varsity swimming, In- tramural basketball WILTON W. HOBSON History Alpha Kappa Epsilon Hon- orary Fraternity, Social Sci- ence Club, German Club OSCAR HUNT Biology Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, German Club, Pre-Medical Club, Choir, Intercollegiate Athletic Committee, Student Council Promethean Stag NATHANIEL JACKSON Sociology Kappa Alpha Psi, Choir, So- cial Science Club, Intramural swimming, track, and tennis JEAN GAITHER Music Education Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority- Baptist Club, F.T.A., Choir (Pres.), M. E. N. C. Band. Orchestra CATHERINE M. GARNETT Home Economics Home Economics Club, New- man Club, Dormitory Coun- cil 95 GRADUATES OF 1956 MORGAN • MORGAN WAVELY M. JACKSON Sociology Varsity basketball and swim- ming GEORGE JAMES History Social Science Club (Pres.) Student Court (chief justice) Pi Gamma Mu (Vice-Presi- dent) IRVIN E. JENKINS Chemistry Phalanx Fraternity, Pre-Med Club, Chemistry Club ROSETTA V. GRAHAM Sociology Social Science VIOLA L. GRAVES Sociology Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Alpha Kappa Mu, German Club, Dramatics Club, Secre- tary of Sophomore Class Who's Who in American Colleges GRADUATES OF 1956 96 MORGAN • MORGAN VINCENT M. JOHN Chemistry Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity (Vice Pres.) Chemistry Club, Male Glee Club, Choir, Pre- Med Club, Wesley Club, Continental Club, Varsity Track, Intramural sports CARROLL R. JOHNSON French Alpha Kappa Mu, French Club, Spanish Club CORNELIUS JOHNSON Physical Education Kappa Alpha P� i Fraternity. Varsity swimming team, In- tramural sports ROBERT JOHNSON History Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. Treasurer Junior Class, Stu- dent Court (Clerk), Intra- mural sports JOY F. GREEN English English Club ULRICA M. GREENIDGE Sociology Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Pi Gamma Mu Honorary Fraternity, Social Science Club, Promethean Staff, Rc- ligion-in-Life Week, Canter- bury Club CARLEZA C. GREGG English Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, English Club, French Club, Spokesmen 97 GRADUATES OF 1956 SPENCER A. KEY Spanish Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Apha Psi Omega, Kappa Delta Pi, Spanish Club, French Club, Morgan Player WILLIE KEY M usic Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Band, Choir, M.E.N.C., In- tramural boxing team I JAMES KNIGHT History Sigma Phi, Newman Club, Social Science Club, Varsity Track, Intramural sports MORGAN • MORGAN • DE VERIA HARRIS Sociology Social Action, Promrthran Staff. Social Science Club, Y.W.C.A. JOAN L. HARRIS Sociology Wesley Club, Choir, Octette JUNE HARSTON Psychology Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Psychological Society, Mar- shall Club, Dormitory Coun- cil SHIRLEY M. HAYWARD English Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority English Club, Dramatic Club, French Club, Continental Club, Canterbury Club, Sen- ior Mentor GRADUATES OF 1956 98 MORGAN • MORGAN GEORGE K. McKINNEY Psychology Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Psychological Society, Varsity Football, Intramural basket- ball, Distinguished Military Student JOHN McKINNEY Biology Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity (Pres.) EDITH C. HAZEL English Continental Club, English Club, French Club, Roger William Fellowship; Spanish Club 'V J FREDDIE E. HILL Physical Education Delta Sigma Theta (Pres.), Alpha Kappa Mu (Pres.), Educational Honor Society, Religion in Life Committee (Co - Chairman), Cheering Squad, Dance Group LEAH CATHERINE HILL M usic Alpha Kappa Alpha Soror- ity, M.E.N.C., Newman Club, French Club, Secretary Sen- ior Class. Miss Alpha Phi Alpha,” “Miss Alpha Kappa Alpha,” Miss Junior,” “Miss M.E.N.C. NANCY M. HOLMES English Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, English Club, French Club, Spanish Club, Spokesman Staff 99 GRADUATES OF 1956 OF 1956 GRADUATES EARL S. MATTHEWS French Kappa Alpha Pm Fraternity, French Club, Spanish Club JESSE MILES Physical Education Omega Psi Phi, Varsity Foot- ball, Intramural Basketball LAWRENCE MONTGOMERY Music Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity PAUL M. NEALE Music Education M.E.N.C., Band, Orchestra, Choir MORGAN SHIRLEY HUGHES Sociology Ivy Leaf Club (Vice Pres.), Social Science Club MARY J. HUMES Sociology Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Pi Gamma Mu, Student Council, Outstanding Sopho- more. Religion in Life Week Committee, Who's Who in American Colleges. Miss Omega 1954-1955, “Miss Morgan,” Dormitory Council (Pres.) MARY D. IRVING Sociology French Club, Social Science Club, Baptist Club MORGAN • LUCILLE HU ELL Biology Biology Club MORGAN MORGAN CHARLES K. MILLS Chemistry Sigma Phi, Chemistry Club, Prc-Mcd Club. German. Varsity Track, Intramural sports JAMES F. NORTON Malhemaliei Math-Phy� ics Club, F.T.A. JOHN H. ON LEY Chemistry Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Beta Kappa Chi (Pres.), Pre-Medical Club, Chemistry Club r WILLIAM ORMOND Chemiilry Wesley Club, Chemistry Club, German Club, Y.M. C.A, N.A.A.C.P., Band. In- tramural Sport FANNIE M. JACKSON F.dueatioH 101 GRADUATES OF 1956 GILBERT A. PRATHER Physical Education Varsity Football (Co-Cap- tain), Intramural Basketball MORGAN • MORGAN - EUGENE J. PARKER Physical Education Physical Education Club, In- tramural Council, Prome- thean (Patron’s Editor) BERNARD PENNINGTON Psychology Omega Phi Phi Fraternity, Psychological Society, Veter- ans Club, Intramural Sports DONALD N. POWELL Science Education Men’s Dormitory Council. Canterbury Club, Men’s Glee Club, Religion in Life Week Committee, Distinguish Mili- tary Student SHIRLEY L. JOHNSON Physical Education Wesley Club. Physical Edu- ca t i on C1 u b. Intramural Council, Band, Intramural Sports BETTY JONES Economics Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Tau Kappa Alpha, Debating Club, Y.W.C.A. GRADUATES OF 1956 102 MORGAN • MORGAN • WILMOTH F. ROBERTS English Omega P i Phi Fraternity English Club, Dormitory Council (Pres.), Intramural Sport;� . Religion-in-Life Week Committee. President of Freshmen and Sophomore Cias� , Vice Pre . of Junior Class. Spokesman (Editor-in- Chief) EVA JONES Eronomifs Band, Westminister Club, Pyramid Club. Commerce Club RUBYEJONES Economics Pyramid Club. Band, West- minister Club HATTIE KELLY Home Economics Pi Beta Sigma Sorority, Home Economics Club (Vice Pre .) IVA LARKINS M usic M.E.N.C., Choir 103 GRADUATES OF 1956 MORGAN MORGAN DEWEY L. ROBINSON Political Science Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Alpha Kappa Epsilon, Social Science Club JAMES ROGERS French Beta Sigma Tau, French Club. Spanish Club DOUGLAS SANDS Political Science Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Student Council (Pres.), Alpha Kappa Alpha Honor- ary Fraternity, Who's Who in American Colleges, Presi- dent of Junior Class, Distin- guished Military Student THOMAS ROSS Butinen Idminirtration Dormitory Glee Club, Com- merce Club MINNIE R. LEE Psychology Psychological Society REV'A G. LEWIE Art Kappa Delta Pi, Gamma Theta Epsilon, F.T.A., Art Club HAZEL A. LEWIS Bui inert F.ducation Continental Club, Commerce Club, N.A.A.C.P. MAXINE LAWS Sociology v ■7 V GRADUATES OF 1956 104 MORGAN ■ ELIJAH SAUNDERS Chemistry Bela Kappa Chi Honor So- ciety, (Vice Pres.), Chemi - try Club, Pre-Medical Club (Pres.) JOHNNIE SIMMONS English Enicli'h Club, Dramatic Club WILLIAM SMITH Biology Sphinxmen Club, Veteran Club JOSEPH STEVENSON Biology Newman Club, Varsity Foot- ball MORGAN • JOAN C. LIGHTFOOT Science EJuralion Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority MARY LOCKHART Physical Education Physical Education Club, In- tramural Council. Cheer- leader (Captain). ••.Mi� � Kappa Alpha P i I954-I9SS AUDREYLONOLEY Sociology Newmen Club, Social Science Club 105 GRADUATES OF 1956 THEODORE STOKES Biology Bcia Kappa Chi. French Club, Biology Club, Distin- guished Military Student WILLIAM TAYLOR Business Administration Onega P i Phi Fraternity, Veteran Club, Pan Hellenic Council, Commerce Club WILLIAM D. TUCKER History Kappa Alpha Pm Fraternity Newmen Club, F.T.A. CHARLES P. TETTEH Political Science Omega P i Phi Fraternity, Social Science Club, Wesley Club MORGAN • f DORIS B. McMURRAY English Baptist Club, English Club, Social Science Club French Club, Ira Aldridge Players, Intramural Sports W MORGAN • MARY McCULLUM French French Club, Pi Beta Sigma Sorority MORDINF. MALLORY French Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority French Club, Spanish Club, F.T.A.. Pan Hellenic Coun- cil, Intramural Basketball, Religion-in-Life Week Com- mittee. “Mis French Club I95S-S6 GRADUATES OF 1956 106 MORGAN • MORGAN • MARY F. MILLER Education Y.W.C.A. (Co-Pres.), We� - Icy Club, Promethean Staff, Rcligion-in-Lifc Week Com- miiiee, F.T.A.. N.A.A.C.P., National Teacher’� Educa- tion Association HAZEL V. MORGAN Business Education Alpha Kappa Alpha Soror- ity, Spanish Club, Dormitory Council, Secretary of Junior Class K DOLORES O. MORRIS Psyi hology Alpha Kappa Alphaa Soror- ity, Psychological Society (Treasurer), Women's Dor- mitory Council. French Club, Rcligion-in-Life Week Corn- mi t tec, Promethean (asst. Photography Editor), Miss Psychology I9S4-I9S5 I LEENETTF. D. MORSE Psyt hology Psychological Society, Debate Society, Wesley Club 107 GRADUATES OF 1956 MORGAN • MORGAN SALANDA WHITFIELD Hit lory Phi Bela Sigma, Social Sci- ence, Band, Promethean Staff CHARLES W. WIGGINS Biology Omega Pai Phi. Biology Club, German Club EARI. I). WILLIAMS History F.T.A. (Pre� .), Social Sci- ence Club LIONEL LEE WHITE Businrss Administration Phi Beta Sigma, Commerce Club, Photography Club CONSTANZA MOTTLEY Sociology Social Science Club, Speech Choir, Girl'� Rifle Team GERALDINE E. MYERS Business Education Pi Bela Sigma, Commerce Club SHIRLEY NEWBY Businrss Education Pi Beta Sigma Sorority, Com- merce Club, Intramural Bas- ketball JUANITA NICHOLSON History Social Science, F.T.A. GRADUATES OF 1956 108 MORGAN MORGAN MALCOLM B. WILLIAMS .Mathematics Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Math-Physic� Chib WILSON WILLIAMS Sociology Social Science Club ROSSIK WILLS History Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity (Pres.) Gamma Theta Up- silon (Pres.), Student Coun- cil, Veterans Club, Newman Club, Social Science Club JERUSA WILSON Psychology Kappa Alpha Psi, Psycho- logical Society, Intramural Volleyball CATHERINE PARRON Physical Education Physical Education Club, Varsity Basketball, Intra- mural Sports EMMA PITTS Biology Canterbury Club, Biology Club. French Club, Mis Canterbury I AUDREY POLLARD History F.T.A., Social Science Club, Intramural sports, N.A.A.C. P.. Y.W.C.A. 109 GRADUATES OF 1956 MORGAN • MORGAN ROBERT WILSON Language Arts Newman Club (Pres.) Eng- lish Club, Christian Council VANNIE WILSON Biology Student Council, Alpha Kap- pa Mu, Beta Kappa Chi, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, (Pres.) CATHERINE POSEY Music Education FT.A.. Wesley Club, Spokes- man, Promethean, M.E.N.C., Choir, Octet IRIS ROGERS Language Arts Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Westminister Club JANET ROGERS Home Economics Home Economics Club, Pi Beta Sigma Sorority GRADUATES OF 1956 110 MORGAN • MORGAN • BETTY ANN SCOTT Physical Education Pyramid Club. Dramatic Club, Dance Group, Physical Education Club, Majorette, Band BEATRICE SMIKLE Biology Pre-Med Club, Biology Club Continental Club, Canterbury Club YEVOLA SMITH M usic Education Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Alpha Kappa Mu, M.E.N.C., Choir, Band, Intramural Basketball ELAINE SMITH Business Education Commerce Club PATRICIA SMITH Chemistry Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Beta Kappa Chi, Wesley Club, Chemistry Club, Con- tinental Club, Student Court (judge). Choir, Orchestra, Religion-in-Life Committee, Who'� Who in American College FLORENCE STARKS Sociology Baptist Club, Social Science Club, Dormitory Glee Club, Choir, Intramural sports. Women's Dormitory Council, Social Action Committee, Promethean Staff, Y.W.C.A., N.A.A.C.P. EDITH STITT Physical Education Physical Education Club, In- tramural sports ... GRADUATES OF 1956 SHIRLEY STOKES Home Economies Home Economics Club, Roger Williams Fellowship ERNESTINE M. TANNER Music Education F.T.A.. Choir. M.E.N.C., Orchestra CLARICE THOMAS Education Continental Club OLGA THOMAS Art Education Art Club (Pres.) MORGAN • MORGAN . I JEANETTE TURNER Music Education Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Alpha Kappa Mu, M.E.N.C., French Club, Dormitory Council, Choir BARBARA THURMAN Physical Education Pyramid Club, Physical Edu- cation Club, Wesley Club, Dance Group, Intramural spons BARBARA WADE Psychology Psychological Society GRADUATES OF 1956 112 MORGAN • MORGAN • ALICE WATSON Srirnrr E Juration Newman Club, Social Action Committee BERDINA WILKINS F.ngliih Spokesman BETTY WILLIAMS Home Eronomits Home Economic� Club. F.T.A., Secretary of Senior Class DORIS WILLIAMS Spanish Spanish Club (Pres.) French Club (Pres.), German Club DOROTHY WILLIAMS Srirnrr EJuration Rodner William Fellowship F.T.A., Dormitory Council Senior Mentor, Photography Club ANNA WILSON Home Eronomits Pi Beta Sigma Sorority Home Economics Club. (Pres.) Women's Dormitory Council. Intramural sports. 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