Morgan State University - Promethean Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Edgar Draper, Morganis smiling, congenial Business Manager, worked from 1943 to 1945 in the develop- ment of school programs in Ethiopia, in association with that countryk Ministry of Education, and was President of Tubman College, Monrovia, Liberia, from 1949 to 1951. He is a member of the Executive Committee of the American Association of College Business Officers. Unobtrusively Gilbert Stricker goes about his busi- ness as College Comptroller and as Treasurer of the Loyola Alumni Association. Mr. Bond is membership chairman for Maryland of the Student Personnel Association for Teacher Education. '71 Gilbert F. Stricker, LLB. University of Maryland. Comp- lroller. Edgar D. Draper, M.P.A. New York Uni- versity, Business Manager. 1.. Percy Bond, A.M. Cornell University, Director of Ad- mlSSlOnS and Placement.

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Qeorge C. Grant, Vnrgmia Slate Coll A.M. Columbia Univ ege, Dean of ertt, '.. the Collegzy Lmb Wm The Administration George Camron Grant has been Dean since 1936. He is the interpreter of the students to the Faculty. Registrar Wilson has been at his post since 1921. He and Mr. Carter know more about the history of Morgan, hoth 0thcial and intimate, than any other persons know. A present or past member of countless boards, commissions, and civic organizations, Mr. Wilson is one. of the h65t known, loved, and respected Morganites in the history of the institution. A Metho- dist and native Mal'ylander, he works for Church and State with the same unHagging zeal that he works for Morgan. Edward N. Wilson, AB. Morgan State College, D.S.S. Univereily of Maryland, Registrar.

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Otis D. Froe, Ph.D. University of Chicago, Director of Evaluation and Research. Mrs. Thelma P. Bando, A.M. Columbia University, LILD. Virginia Seminary and Collegv, Dean of Women. Albert N. Whiting, Ph.D. The American University, Assist- ant Dean of the College. Quiet spoken Otis Froe does big things noiselessly. This spring he was named as one of four recipients in the whole of the United States of grants from the Southern Region Edu- cation Hesezm'h Board. Dr. Froeis fellowship is for $7,000. . He was also notified by the Arm Publishing Company this spring that his book How to Become a Successful Student has been accepted for publication. Like Dean Nix, Dr. Whiting is a new addition to Admin- istration. He came to Morgan in September from the dean- ship of Morris Brown College. A sociologist, Dr. Whiting is listed in the behavioral science volume of American Men of Science. Dean Bando has earned inclusion in Who,s Who of Ameri- can Women, published in co-operation with the Womeifs Archives of Radcliffe College. Last year the State Depart- ment asked Mrs. Bando to speak on American colleges over Voice of America. 20