Morgan State University - Promethean Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1961 volume:

Promethean 1 961 Published by the Senior Class of MORGAN STATE COLLEGE Baltimore 12, Maryland LILLIE CAROL LEWIS ROBERT PURYEAR Editor-in-Chief Business Manager WILLIE GOODE ANNA SQUARREL Managing Editor Literary Editor MISS ANNABEL L HAWKINS Adviser to PROMETHEAN -fiReflections . . . Impressions .7 Ant..- -....-.u- Bound to that jogged rock, suffering the tallows end heck of the vulture, Prometheus did not bend nor once repent his gift of light to man that his wretched being might gain understanding and rise to the heights of near godliness. Inherent in the tale of this most august citizen of Olympus tare the foundations of the Promethean Tradition of Morgan: the challenge to stand up and be counted, the commission of the second mile, the awesome call to achievement, and most evident of all, the Morgan pledge to keep the light of understanding burning that darkness may never overtake our striving for a better tomorrow. It is in the spirit of the Promethean Tradition that we, the class of 1961, have chosen as our theme: Reflections . . . lran-essions . . . Prelude to Glory For four years, the class of 1961 has lived and worked under the influence of the Promethean Tre- dition. Consciously end uncomeiously, we have been conditioned to respond to its incessant end insatiable demands. We have been manipulated and molded by it, end we have become the personification of its restless syirit. No longer can we close our eyes to ignorance; no longer can we wink at laxity; no longer do we accept mediocrity; and no longer can our ears be deaf to the cell for courageous striving. As we prepare now to take this step forward, this momentous occasion makes us pause for thought and reflection. What has been the meaning of Fair , Morgan to each of us these past tour vets? What 'bot'U'I- umah .A .6 . Prelude To Glory,i I has been her function in these final stages of out gestation before we emerge to take our place in the world? We begin with the Promethean Ceremony through which we as Freshmen were indoctrineted into the Morgen Spirit. We recall the care we took to keep the flames of ear eendles alive: the selemnity in the voices of upperelessmen as they sang the Alma Meter, the spirit of helpfulness among us as we re- lighted the candle et a companion and the sting of burnt fingers as we protected our own candles from the wind. All of these memories remind us of our purpose and revive our determination for excellence. Through the years, we have been impressed time after time with the importance of our position as future eonttihutere on the world scene. From the stand up and be counted eommistion of the Presi- dent, to the pause for inner-retleetion offered by heligiou-in-Lite-Week, to the reh, reh, reh of the t -sports activities, to the fascinating power struggle of the Mock Democratic Convention, to the all too reel activities of our men in uniform on R. O.T. C. Day, t the Morgan program he: been so oriented to em- phasize her expectancies for our performance as functioning and informed citizens. We come, therefore, to this point in our lives where, armed with the tools of education, we prepare to go torth, end, like Prometheus, to carry forth the benefits of the tire of learning to the world. We stand on the threthold of e Prelude to Glory. Murphy Auditorium Fine Arts Building .. .xA. ...asV..,- .. ., M'..- ...-t..A,,L.,k ,,e.-r...t. IN DEDICATION Km A man is known not by the things which he possesses but by the things which poses him -Dr. Richard l. McKinney In choosing a person to whom we would like to dedicate the PROMETHEAN for l96l, our main con- siderations were neither educational achievements, organizational activities, nor any like criteria. It is certain, however, that the person whom we chose could meet any of these requirements. We were not even particularly concerned with any functions which he might have performed on behalf of Alma Mater although the fact that he was chosen Alumnus of the Year 1959-60 would indicate the outstanding quality of his contributions to the betterment of the Morgan community. We have chosen him for no other than the great- est and most difficult-to-meet of all reasons-for what he, as a man, represents. He is, in our esti- mation, the personification of that spirit which we have attempted to capture in Our theme- REFLEC- TIONS. . . IMPRESSIONS . . . PRELUDE TO GLORY. The qualities which characterize him are, in themselves, admirable, but no single characteristic seems enough. Dedication, devotion, humility, per- serverance, all of these words could be used to de- scribe him, but we do not feel that they would adequately explain our reason for thinking of him as we do. We believe that the quotation above from a sermon by Dr. McKinney does this best. Because we believe that all the positive aspects implied in this quotation best describe him, we, the staff of the PROMETHEAN l96l, dedicate our humble effort t5 the REVEREND HOWARD L. CORNISH Awe --- -. . 4' . OI ' . ii A D M I N I S T R A T I O N xi- ' bl- THE MORGAN STATE CULJLEGE BOARD OF TRUSTEES Sitting, left to right: Judge Josiah F Henry, Jr.; Mr. Richard W, Emory; Dr. Carl Murphy; and Dr. Willard W. Allen. Standing, left to right: Dr. Martin D, Jenkins, President of Morgan State College; ML Henry E. Niles; Judqe E, Dole Adkins; Dr Kenneth 0 Walker, Dr Eugene D. Byrd; and Mr. Edward N. Wilson, Socromry of the Board Not shown: Mr. Manuel Hpndler. October I2, 1960 To the Seniors of l96l Greetings: Lost Fall in my Convocation Address I told you that your principal task as college students was to prepare yourselves for full participation in American life. It is in the mood of that occasion that I have interpreted your theme, Reflection, Impressions, Prelude to Glory. There can be no question but that the challenges of the years immediately ahead will provide oppor- tunities for unusual achievement on your part. As career persons, some of you will enter new and exciting occupational fields while others will face the challenge of developing and adopting new techniques in old, familiar vocations. As citizens, all of you will play roles in the social, political and economic life of your country As individuals, every one of you will make scores of decisions upon the quality of which will depend the direction and degree of your personal development, The true value of your college education will only be measurable in terms of the intelligence, responsibility and creativity reflected in the many parts you will play in the post-college years, Those of you who go the second mile in the de- velopment of your talents will make 0 lasting contribution to the life of your communities, your notion, perhaps even of the world It is through such achievement that you will add lustre to the reDutotion of your Alma Mater, As you go to make your place in the world, we who remain here at Morgan will watch you hopefully, our pride growing as your achievements mount. Cordially, meanizzyllatigo MARTIN D. DVlUNS President cl DR. ALBERT N. WHITING Dean of the College , k '5 Wii- DR. RUTH BRETT Coordinator of Student Personnel EUGENE STANLEY Assistant Dean 15R. EDWARD N. WILSON Registrar Es LLOYD DAVIS JOHN G, GLOSTER MISS BEULAH M. DAVIS Business Manager Assistant to the President Librarian J. PERCY BOND Directorof Admissions GILBERT F. STRICKER MRS. GRACE L. BURKE and Placement Comptroller Personnel Manager DR. OTIS D. FROE Director of Evaluation HENRY F. WINSLOW, SR. WILLIAM W. PROCTOR and Research Director of the Evening School Director of Summer School V manities t: D . v A l 1 '1 n n-uiiv- pun... II 2, , wwu W' V .- u.., r up; .1- u. . u. w .w...' 1;. ,5 '. Jr JAMES E, LEWIS Art DR. C. PHILIP BUTCHER Head of Division DR. FREDERICK H. DEDMOND Modern Languages Philosophy DR. RICHARD I. MCKINNEY DR. NICK AARON FORD English and Speech DR. R HAYES STRIDER Music 5$$$ $2Eigmg'ma5 MARCUS ALLEN MRS. I-ANNIE C. ALSWON Modern Language; HAROLD B. CHIMN Enqlmh erth mull 'ungth W . k MRS EUGENIA W. COLLIER MRS CAROL B 0166'; MISS DULOIS M. FLEMON'X LEROY LT GWES EWHIJII uglc Englxulx valish I WILLIAM H. HAITHCOCK MISS ANNABEL L HAWKINS DR. MADGE B. HIBLER MRS FRANCE; l3. HILL ' usuc English Speech Music HARRY l., JONES DR. IVA G .JONEL MR5. BERTHA W. KEY DR, MAURICE A LEE English English Enghsh English DR ULYSSES G. LEE, JR. SAUL E. LILIENSTEIN RICHARD A. LONG DILLINGHAM McDANIEL English Music Engl'ih English SANDYE J McINTYRE.II DR THERMAN B, ODANIEL WALTER M. RYAN DR. RUTHE T. SHEFFEY Modern Languages E'VJ'Wh Enollsh English 1: . ROBERT A. SMITH DR. CHARLES W. STALLINGS VDEL W E. TAYLOR English Art Philosophy MRS. JEAN F. TURPIN DR WATERS E. VIURPIN MRS. BERYL E, W, W'LLIAM'A MISS R, ORA WILLIAMS English Engllsh English Enqlish cab . J -. - u-A v... Ag ,. , DR. U SIMPSON STUBBS Head of Division DEPAR TMENT HEADS DR. WILLIAM P. DR. GEORGE H. DR. JULIUS H. TAYLOR BURGHARDT SPAULDING Physics Health, Physical Education Chemistry and Recreation DR ROGER K. WILLIAMS DR. T VIVIAN WINDER DR. THOMAS P. FRASER Psychology Home Economics Science Education FACULTY MISS CLARA l. ADAMS Chemistry DR CYRIL F. ATKINS Chemistry PERCY H. BAKER Biology EMBRA C. BOWIE Physical Education DR, THERESA K. BROWN Home Economics DR. HAROLD DELANEY Chemistry MRS. NORMA P. DILLARD Home Economics MISS JANE E. ENTY Home Economics MISS MARION L. GREGORY Science Education TALMADGE L. HILL Health and Physical Education DR. NORVELL HUNTER Biology EDWARD P. HURT Physical Education ivm -x 3 DR JOHN WV KING Biology MISS LORRAINE TV MANIGAULT Physics JOE L. PADGETT Science Educotnon DR EFFIETEE PAYNE Physical Education MARSHALL PAYNE Psychology HORACE C PERRIN Chemistry ADDISON PINKNEY Biology DR NATHANIEL K. PROCTOR Biology JOHN F, R ICHARDSON Psychology JOHN C. TINNER Mothemahcs RICHARD C, WARD Biology HOWARD K. WILSON Health and Physical Education . i 1.5, .5 .wa it'll... fig, .. M gfl?! 14,14; ul- wwwm DR. ARMIN MRUCK Head of Division DEPAR TMENT HEADS DR. ROLAND CV MCCONNELL History and Political Science DR, EARL R. MOSES Sociology LT. COL EDWARD C. JOHNSON Department of Milirory Science and Tactics gt 7 v- ,' FACULTY MRS. AMY J. ATKINSON Business Education DRi DONALD G. BRANDON Geography and History CLEVELAND A. CHANDLER Economics and Business Administration DRi EDWARD M. COLEMAN History and Political Science M I SS J ESSIE COLSON Business Education JAKE COX Education DR. FRANK A, DeCOSTA Education DR. HOMER E. FAVOR Economics and Business Administration DR, G, iAMES FLEMING History and Political Science DR. ROBERT Ai GILL History and Political Science 20 21 DR, REGINA M. GOFF Education J . HAYWOOD HARRISON Education DR CLIFTON R. JONES Sociology LAWRENCE H4 MI DDLETON Geography DR. SAMUEL L. MYERS Business Administration WI LK S PETERS Education MELVI LLE W, PUGH SOCiology ARTHUR H, REAGIN History MRS, IONE W. WILLIAMS Business Education ISAIAH A. WOODWARD Historv DR. AUGUST MEIER History REFLECTING THE GLORY OF MORGAN On Christmas Day, 1866, soon after the end of the Civil War, Bishop Levi Scott of the Methodist Episcopal Church in BaItimore called together Thomas Kelso, William 8. Hill, William Daniel, and William Harden to establish an institution to train Christian leaders from among the newly freed slaves. Through the work of these men, with only $5,000 donated by the Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church and without equipment, faculty, building, or students, the Centenary Biblical Institute was born on November 27, 1867. Students exempli- fying the rigid qualifications of youth and piety were chosen for admittance. Two yea rs late r, the first four Negros were elected to the Board of Trustees. Then, in 1872, the first building was bought at 44 E. Saratoga Street, and Reverend J. Emory Round was elected the first President. From Saratoga Street, the Institution moved to Fulton and Edmondson Avenues in 1890, and was renamed MORGAN COLLEGE in honor of Reverend Lytleton F. Morgan, Chairman of the Board. It was through generous donations by Reverend Morgan that the curriculum was expanded to include courses on the college level. The first graduates of MORGAN COLLEGE, in 1872, were four in number. The Reverend John H. Nutter became a Trustee of the College; Benjamin 0. Bird became the founder of what is now Mary- land State College; Reverend William H, Brooks be- came pastor of the Great Saint Mark's Church in New York; and Susie K. Carr became the mother of the present Methodist Bishop, Reilerend Edgar Love of Baltimore. Even before it became MORGAN STATE COL- . skhmt a A. m. 22 . -m. .1! t 1 LEGE, our Alma Mater was being distinguished. We note an alumnus who became the founder of what is now the University of Liberia, and we are inspired by the untiring devotion and dedication of John Oakley Spencer by whose efforts we were able to obtain the Carnegie Building and by whose fore- sight the present site of the college was secured. At Dr. Spencer's election to the Presidency, MORGAN became the first Negro college to have a President holding the Ph. D. degree In 1939, the college become MORGAN STATE COLLEGE mainly through the efforts of President Emeritus Dr. Dwight Oliver Wendell Holmes. At that time, our Alma Mater entered into a new era of her development or what Registrar Edward N. Wilson calls a third stage which was a threshold to glory. Since 1948, Dr. Martin D. Jenkins has been the President of MORGAN. He has attracted 155 gifted scholar-teachers, persons of strong moral and spir- itual persuasion who have found here at Morgan an ideal climate from which to make their contributions to society. Under Dr. Jenkins' administration, MOR- GAN has been characterized by rapid and significant growth. Tightened entrance requirements, revolu- tionary innovations in upgrading the curriculum, in- creased facilities, phenomenal growth in the physical plant have highlighted this third phase in the history of our FAIR MORGAN. While MORGAN STATE COLLEGE has grown greatly during the past twelve years, the demands of a progressive society require continued growth, and MORGAN'S answer to this challenge is reflected in the words of President Martin D. Jenkins'when he said, The apex of MORGAN'S destiny is still yet to come. . 'oang Future Building MARTIN D. JENKINS HALL Envisioned by Wolfen- Morgan MORGANgS ALUMNI EXECUTIVE OFFICERS 1 F 7 1 4 K m 1 61' w 1 Left to right: Mrs. Susie Clark; Mrs. ldo Washington; Bruce Edemy, President; Miss Sallie Ponzo, Secretary; and Dr. Samuel Myers. 1 Standing, left to right: Dr. Nathaniel K1 Proctor and E. Lloyd Davis. 24 . . v y . .c. . . . .1 A Q. . TI. . 111135.: 5 w .',..: 4 - .I' , . U ..! A I ?Lf ,5 ILUR IS Mom e 5 - y .4 h. u? 7 .W THE P ESIDENT OF THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT To the Graduating Seniors of 1961, the student body through its voice the Student Government brings you greetings: As you stand of this important milestone, the event of your groduo- tion day, we wish that you would pause for o moment to look backward and forward, We wish that that look would be prideful 05 you consider what you see in light of your reflections and Impressions of post events, and optimistic as you look into the future to view those challenges which stand ahead making this moment your prelude to glory Those challenges, of course, are not free from anxiety, Until now, you have been college students rother separated from struggling humanity. After four years of classes in Holmes Hall, the Science Quadrangle or per hope lote hours spent in study at Soper Library, It us presumed that you are able, now, to accept those challenges which wiil include economic uncertainties, the threat of communism, and the demands for equal 0p; portunities. It becomes, therefore, your task to glorify Morgan and to meet all challenges by making the world conscious of your presence. Though the going may be rough, and the world may not always be so receptive to your ambitions, never cease in striving to reach your goolv Remember You are the PRELUDE TO GLORY. Sincerely, IKE HUGHLYN F. PIERCE oxLE kcik' 27 STUDENT SENA TE l; 1.: Sitting, l8 1'0 right: C. MCCOHBJ A. Rice; WE Morgan; L. Jackson, CE Kooncc; P. Robinson; C Grey Standing, la tn righl: D. Johnson; VE Gray; M, Winder; L. Abncv: AE Turks; W. Edmonds; RE Limerick; R. Davis; B. Pagc. EXECUTIVE CU UNCIL E am . I.- Seatcd, left to right: Lorry Jackson: Marion Neville; Hughlyn Fierce; M0503 Gilbert Standing, left io right: John Patterson; Jocelyn Coleman; Eugene Stewart. 28 FEDERATION 0F PRESIDENTS - va ' - - x 5:4.v1 r 1 F x i ' x i . ' - Scanding, left to right: M, 5. Shorts; L. West; L Parker; Sitting, left 00 right: HA Fierce; Cr McCanrs; W Goode: M Hocken; L Lewis J. Coleman; W. Duncan: HY Boswell; C. Henry: I. L, Johnson; C. Williams. STUDENT LUAIN STUDENT COURT L. l1 gh L . Sitting, left to right: C. William; M, Gilbert, Chiei Justice; D Lews Abney, Chairman Jenkins. Standing left to right; K Talbot, T Hunt, R. Hen- dersan. 29 Promethean LILLIE CAROL LEWIS EDITOR-IN-CHIEF DOROTHY HUGHES, GLORIA CRUTCHFIELD, EUGENE STEWART and YVONNE BROWN ALFREDA SHAW and THERESA WALLACE Layout Editors Typists 30 V77 77 .n v.--.... rumiwuul'em . . W. , ' 44:1 Left to right: Phyliss Jewell, Junior Representative; Anna L. Thomas, A Editor; and Shirley E Smi'h, Left In right: John Pattersonl Associate Editor; Anna Squorrel, Literary Editor; Robert L. Young, Sports Editor; Editor Lillie Carol Lewis on phone; Wilhemino Ringling, Feature Editor; Anita Thomas, Arr Editor; Vernon Grey, Club Editor; Willie Geode, Managing Editor; and Elaine S'ondford, Typist, 31 32 GAMMA THE TA UPSIL ON Seated, left to right: Alberto Rice; Betty Johnson; Martha Boone. Stand- ing, left 90 right: John L Gross, Malcolm Jones. KAPPA DEL TA PI E. Goither, A, Rice. . .:1.L.-,:L i II. I. m. VIII! PI 'l GAMMA M U Front row: L Jackson; H. Fiercet Back row: A. Rice; W. Goods; E. Gaither. - .. 1 4 I - I . I 1 a . Seated, left to tight: Amanda Gregg; Nadia Jenkins; Josephine Armsteod. Standing. left to right: Louis Oll-e; Warren Hobbs. Not shown: Irvin L Johnson. ALPHA PSI OMEGA Seated, left to right: MV Grier; J. Coleman; L. Brooks; M. Red: T. Wooldnge, Standing, Ian '0 tight: Dr Turpin; C. Russell; R. Williams; C. Barney; R. Collins; Mr. Lamb 33 IRA AULDRlDGE PLA YERS Kneeling, leh- to right: E. Allen; C. Russell; R. Collens; C. Barnev; P. RusseH. Seated, ie to right: N, Francis; B. Hill; N. Dun- con; L. Robinson; J. Coleman; M. Reid; E. Russell; Tr Wooldridgc; B. SwonnA Stand- ing, left to right: Dr Turpin; F. Wilkinson; A. Jackson; G. McDowell; R. Show; B. Bryon; R. Williams; B. Powell; J. Doshield; M, Garrett: 0, Jackson; Mr. A. C, Lamb; M. Grier; R. SpruiHv PSI CH1 Seated, left to right: L. Prailcau; W. Hobb; Standing, In to righl: Mr J Richardson; CL Gcnlrv: Dn R. Wnlliqmg. PR fJMETHEAN KAPPA TA U Scaled, left to right: L Roberson; C. son; P WooHord; G. Miller; E. Curvens- R. Marshall. Standing, let: to right: Rf Limerick; A, Thomas; W. Brown; F. Shoh wcH; C4 Ruffm; L5. Page; J. McLeod. Alli- AMERICA N CHEMICAL SUCIET Y Sitting, left to right: C Baylor; J. Evom; L L. Johnson; J. Armsteod; W. Robinson Standing, ieh to right: K Talbot; Muss Adams; J. l. Lightfoot; R. Hcrtrog; U Bowc; G, ThOanbQ 0. Johnson, CHEMIS TR Y CL DB Seated, left to IighI: J. Wang; L Goodwn; stood; J. Evans; J. Wade; A. Boscmcu; G. Thomas. Standing, left to right: P MLCullough; TC Bntllu; B. Rwann; Dr, Afklna; W, Bellamy: J. Vxlchb; K. Tolho? l. Johnson. L, GurretL S. Clorkc. Second row: J, Lighrfonl: W Rolungon; l3. Bowc; J. Arnv ; .1 56's- ;y :A. $5 - I w. . ..2-. BIOLUGY Cl, DB Scaied, lclt lo right: J, Smith; J. Webb; D Johnson; L Stewart: L. Parker; J. Allen; C VVIlliam;; W, Bellamy. Standing, left In righl: J, Ruckcr; F Bethea; 5 Wood; C Wallcvr L. Stromon' J, Owens: L. Lewis; P. Prmqlc; C, Pouiscn; W, Johnann; W. Kqu' C szuupi; COIMMER CE a mi MARKETING CL UB Sitting, first row, left to right: RE Fews; T. Hunt; L; Pcrkins: Er Ayton; C. Miller; G. Wutcrs: JA Redmond; L. Choupell; A. Mills; H. Grcviousz L. Penn: 3, Lofton; A, Robcr- son. Second row, left 90 tight: E, Wilson; D, Abrams: DE Bcll; R. Show; 6. Matthews; E. Lilly; R, btcwort; W. Doughtroy; H, Nelson. Back row. leh- Io right: JE Simms; M. Nevnllc: L. Liburd; J. Martin; B. Hen- drick; WE Duncan. HEALT H zmd PHYSICAL EDUCA TION CL UB Kneeling, left to light: H. Smith; J. Arvin; S, Brown; J. Turner, J. Dennis; S. Thomp- son, L, Smart. Seated, left Io right: F. Turnu: V. Horlon; ME Cumvmngs; A. Kilr DOHICk; J. Wilson; B. Downer; J. Keys: P, Jones; E. Waters; R. HondyE Standing, left to light: ME Brown; R Dcshwldy ii. Ncsbitt; G, Mcthc; T. Stanley; P Guiw nous; J. Moms: C. Robinson: ME Tittle: V. Moore; M Crockcr; C. Hawkins; EE English. , .nwm' mmmm- 36 ; EN GL1 SH CL UB Kneeling, left to right: 5. Edwards; L Brooka; R. Horcum, AE Blackwell; B- Phnlhps; M Shepherd Seated, left 90' right: M, Short; J, Jones; B. Brown; T Wooldridgc; FE W05; G. Lomox; R. Hill. Standing, left to right: ME Marshall; M. Garrett; RE Stokes; 6. Dean; W. Dean; ME Small; C. Russcll; D. Vaughn; M. FlCld': J, Fcrron. 9' SOCIAL SCIENCE CL UB Senied, k '0 right: A. Gray: A. Cardmxf R, Stubbs, C Kconcc; J. Lipscomb; M, LC'Wih; S. Nottingham; D. Grecnc; 6. Ver- non Grov, Standing, left to right: L. Scip- C p10; W. Geode; 6, Christie; L. Jackson; W, chn; W, Jones; PC Callahan; C. Henry; 2 I rylcr. S TUDENT ED UCAI TION Al SSOCIA TION Sitting, left to right: C Riley, 5. Thomas; F Scott: R. Waters: M, Greer: A. Gettys; J. Coleman Standing, left to right: P. Col- Iuhcn; B. Bowe; JV Anderson; B. Johnaon; G. Dorsey; F. Perkins; M4 Garrett: PC Win? ton, JV Winchester; 0. Coleman; L. Hyman. SPA NISH CL UB First row, left to right: G. Greene, D. Bali throp; R. Watts; E. Wcstficld Second fowl left to right: J. thottcy; C Allison; M. Anderson; B. Battle; BV Powell; L. West, 5. Taylor; C. Boston; V. Bull. Third row, left to right: Dr. Dcdmond: C. Gray; J. COIC; M Bryon: E, Williams 67 Dorsey, R Banks: B Swonn' EC Busalov J Jockgon; Mrl Allen. 37 ALPHA PHI UMEGAI . 'v . V ,. v '5. , ' .P , - pm, ' J k W, Q mf ,! .1, . v -, .5; Seated, left to right: W. Jones; E. Huff; L, Cephos; C. Street. Standing, left to right: C. Tucker; R White; W. Coleman; and V Frye. MISS ALPHA PHI OMEGA 'JJV, JJ ELAI NE JOY RUSSEL 38 O VER SEA S S TUDENT UNION Seated, left to right: G. Molles; M Spoune; C AHison; J, Anduze; V Agoero. Standing, left to righl: K Talbot; 5 Onejongo G. Thomas; E. Russell; l. Meyers; andJ Crosse PHIL OSOPHY SOCIE TY Seated, left to night: A. Jackson; W. Cruise; Dr. R. L McKinney, Adviser; D. Vaughn; and L Miller. Standing, left to right: W. Hobbs; Mr. I. W. Taylor, Adviser. S 0C1 OLOGY CL UB Kneeling, left to right: E. Stanton, M. Shelton; E. Stondford; P. Col- lohon; V. Holland. Sealed. left to right: B. Gloscoe; 5. Nottingham; C. Best; M, Boone; P. Mason; and L. Bean. Standing, left to right: Mr. Derbyshire; DrA E. Moses; W. Brooks; V. Burke; J, Tucker; L. Lewis; V. Brown; D. Greene; 6, Christie; L. Scippo; Mr. Pugh; Dr. C. Jones. W aIJ'VI'IH Hm $$wa PREE MEDICAL CL UB Seated, left to right: K Talbot; 8 Bow A BOSemOn President F Per- kms; J Webb. Standing lg to right: 5. Clarke; C. Williams J. Evans; R. Hertzog; J, Armsteod; W Robmson; B Swonn Not Shown: R Spruill Jr; B Jackson SCIENCE ED UCAI TIQN CL UB Seated, left to right: DrI Fraser; Ad- viser; P. Carter; Miss Gregory, AdI viser. Standing, left to rigln: WI Jordon; B Johnson 8, Jones PS YCHUa LUGICAL SOCIETY Seaied, left 00 light: P Robinson L Praileou; C Corrmgton; C. Carter Standing, left to right: Mr J Rich- ardson, Dr WillIams, Advisers; GI Gentry; R Jeter 40 .a. 'E-a- A GERMAN CL UB Seated, left to right: J, Wheatleyl A. Marshall! N, Fauntleroy, PreSIdem' B Jones; M. Clement ALPHA PHI THETAI Sealed, left to right: Willie Geode; Elizabeth Gcmhers Standing, left to right: Moses R, Lows; Alberto Rice 41 FRENCH CJL UB Seated, left to right: B. Swarm; E. Wullioms; L, Cooper; N. Duncan; E. JV Russell. Standing, left to right, second row: Dr Dedmond, Adviser; B. J. Hawkins. O. Gilmer; B. Bottle; 6. McDowell, C. DeJesus; R. Wilkins; B. Golden; D. Mason; D. Edwards; D. Covington; ML McIntyre, Adviser Standing, left to right, third row: P Dixon; E. Penn; G Dorsey, C, Smoth- ers. THE STUDENT UNION COMMITTEE On floor, left to right: G. Thomas; J. lrvis. Second row: M. Tulghmon; C. Fauntleroy; R. Sprufll; Mrs, Porham; W. Brock: Standing: Mrs, Anthony; C. Henry; Mrsv Gunn; R. Gould 42 . .w m-ll-h- M... n..... u A H. A DIRECTUR OF STUDENT ACTIVITIES MRS. ALICE W. PARHAM MRS. VIRGINIA GUNN Assistant Student Union Director 43 1 1 MRS. DARZELL . ANTHONY Secretory rJadwrC1' y lcuwy ..r Nuvrbvmwlubunwyrwn . MORGAN CHRISTIAN MURGAN CHRISTIAN COUNCIL $3. ., V131 Sitting, left to right: Effie Forbes; Bernard MIHOU Lillie C. Lewis, President; Thomas. Addison; Man Hockett, Standing, left to tight Mrs. Mary SpeHmon; Miss Marion Gregory; Father Bennett; Mr, Horacc Pcrrin; Mrs. Schckel; Rev. Howard Cornish, Adviser. Standing, left to right, second row: Rev. J Calvin Mmolondv va Jollonbpck; Mr. Percy Baker, Father Boumgordner: Dr Richard I McKinney, Mr. James E. Nix, 45 BAPTIST CL 03 - ' I' l -l:lIVII' . . J Sitting: T, Hunt; M Hocken; AA LeMono. Standing: FV Grier; M. Green; W. Bcllomy; C, McConts; C. Groy. CANTERB UR Y CL UB Seated, left to right: 0 Blomovillc; L Martin, President; C W Jackson; M, Gilbert; P, Russell; C. Allison ston Standing, left '0 right 46 WESLE Y CL UB MISS WESLEY CLUB LILLIE CAROL LEWIS 47 NE WMAN CL UB Sealed, left to right: L. Wicks; W Dunconj Y Tolley, Standing, left In right: B. Forrest, V, Aloreo; D; NOIon; end A Addison 48 CARRIE LEWIS YORKMAN MMWEWC Seated, left to right: J. Palmer; E Brown; E Williams; I. Simms, S. Thompr son; E, Penn: 8. Jones' 8. Jackson; C. Lewnsl S Thomas. Standing, left to right: J. Pinder; Mr. W Hoithcock, Advrser; L. Smiih; J Gay; W. Goff; M Tilghman; J. Jupiter; T. Arthur; C, Harris; R. Dougherty; and P. Cook. SPOKESMAIN STAFF 4 . i; V 'Q 427:; 7 ' - - g , - '1' :4th had: ,0! At desk: 5. Cousins and W. Deon, Edntor-imChic-f. Scanding, left to right: P. Bynum, N, Bronely, W, Horns; M Winder, S, Julian; L. Martin; and W. Edmonds 49 PANHELLENIC CO UNCIL .31 ! ,'vI IL;m '311- Seated, left to right: W. Duncan, Omega Psi Phi; J. Gordon, OST; P. Winston, Deltq Sigma Theta. President of the Council; P. Wright, Pi Beta Sigma; M. Garrett, Zeta Phi Beta; and W. Bellamy, Alpha Phi Alpha. Sfandlng, left 00 right: E Stewart, Beta Sigma Tau; W. Jones; C. Russell, Beta Sigma Tau; Deon Eugene Stanley, Adviser; R. Show, Phl Beto Sigma; C, V. Gray, Alpha Phi Alpha; and E. Coleman, Alpha Phi Alpha. 5! Kneeling, left to right: V Horton, E. F Jones J. Jones; C. Fauntleroy Seated, left to right: J Nuncr; B. Brown; L. Proilcou; L. Loper; C. M. Grant; B. Hill: M Tittle; B P Golden; K. Wilson; D S. Green Standing, left to right: 8. Jackson; J. Holmes; P. Jones; F Perkins; M Boone; S McNomoro; A Gregg; S U Robinson M Clayton M. 8 Short. MISS ALPHA ' :p r ' . Lleq IL? KAPPA ALPHA - - mp +1 w A1 ' 7:, ?q MA; NY LEAF CL UB LIA? l f l 'Fx Barbara Powell Golden Jones not shown. 52 Seated, Re to right: JI Simms; B, Bottle: N. J. Brown; VV LIps- FF comb; J. Dougherty. Standing, left to right: E. Dixon; M. Dorsey; B. Hendricks; 0. Robbins; M, Lee, N. J, Duncan; G. DELTA SIGMA THETA Sitting, left to right: J. Gordon: B Solomon; C Walker; J. to right: E Board; A Gciiys; W. GJH: A. Stewart P Wyatt, P Win inn 0. J Coleman MISS DEL T Al SIGMA THE TA J, Crews. Standing, left to right: N S Brewn; S Piummcr M McKinney Kneeling, left Io right: A. Covcrdolc; R. KCIth; J. TUH; S. Poole; K. Ruffin; B Ann DaVis; S Was hington Lost rowI left Io right: 0, Gilmore; M. E. Boom. PYRAMID i611 UB Marlon chiHC 53 Coleman; M chillc C. Waters; 6. Crutchfield; CI Riley. Standing, left ZETA PHI BETA 4:1. 1:12.. . .- . . LBW X M. - k , Sitting: H. EorIey; B, Phillips; E Devonso; M. Field Anderson. Q . x :4 , President; B. Person; R Wilkins. Standing: M. Goren; H. Gaines; J. Jones; M, L 54 5M eta pkg eta JOYCE JONES de lglllg dag tgma RUBY WILKINS 55 ALPHA PHI ALPHA BETA ALPHA CHAPTER 5? MALPHAPH! ALPHA FRATERNITYmc f MORGAN STATE COLLEGE 1.. :35 - Kneeling: VA Gray; CW Henry. Sitting, left to right: EA Penn; I. Meyer; C. Turner; W. Robinson; C. Williams; W. Bellamy; A. LeMone; BA Swonn, Standing: E. Coleman; T. McGhec; G. Alford; T. Hunt; WA Edmonds; A. Timmons; GA Thomas. 56 SPHINX CL UB Standing, left to right: 6 Miller; L Ollie; L. Waters; 8. Swonn, Deon uf Probates: C Allison; A, Thomus V Fenwick m- ,Wa m- 144,46. VIVIAN HORTON 57 BETA SIGMA TAU 58 KAPPA ALPHA PSI a 25! , 27 ,9 , 43 Kneeling: C. Bowie; L. Parker, Sitting: left Co right: R Young; R. Ridley; CR Milbourne; R Utley; J. Patterson; V. Harden; D, Evans, Standing: L, Jackson; C. Mrichel; C, Smith; L. Martin; T, Henderson; H. Smith; G Bragg; H, Ealy. W36 JQppa .x440 a mi SCR OLLER, CL,UB , II '11 .1: . n 11,1. I .Seated: B, Paige; J, McCleod; V. Johnson; R. Limmerick. Stand- mg: J. Robinson; R. Marshall; J. Ruifen; O, C. Page; B. Wildes; H, Johnson Jr, MAE FAIDLEY 59 PSI PHI . Seated: T. McCall; H. Fierce; W. Duncan; A. Cunningham; C. Williams; J. Webb; J, Allen. Standing, left Io'right: T. D. Anderson; J. Stevenson; J, Smith; O Jackson; W Goins; H. Banks; G. F Williams; H Fraser; T. Brown; W. Morgan. Kneeling: L. Smuth and W Lee. a LAMPAIDGS Sitting: P. McCullough; S. McNiel, President; L. Johnson. ing: H. Moselly; O. Redmone; J. Myles; E. Brown, JL WM Omega I955 plu' JOCELYN COLEMAN 6i q . 4h W16. 0 ' . . - 'q 1 .. '. -.'.K,,p '3 WW. v N e ,141 ! f b'. i mum III. I stun II!!! . --u-u..mw-'W -,-V L I ' ,54 . 0:. r c.q ' l. x., . - -- . WOMEZVS DORMITOR Y CO UNCIL DR THELMA PV BANDO Dean of Women On floor: F. Perkins; B. Light,- and A Cooper, Seated, left to right: 8. Smith; 8. Swonn; W. Wise; G. Mock; M, Short; G Brown; 8. Davis. Back row, left to right: J. Morris; R. Martin; 0 Robbins; M. Brown; 3 Hawkins; M Boone; S. Poole; R. Keoth; P. Jones; J, Doughtery; B. Johnson, A. Show; and W, Brooks Jupiter; C. Kelly; D. Nolan; Seated, left Io right: C. Pulley; A, Addison; S. Wilson; A. Turner; P. Thompson; A. Collins; J. Finder, B, Neal; M Brood- woy; P. Smith,- C. Threat, Standing, left Io right: W. Wise; W. Rembert; C Tyler; G, Day; M. Chapman; 6 Cumberbotch; F. Wilkerson; E. Walls; V. Taylor; 8. Sullivan; S. Anderson, Kneeling, leh to right: W. anrlc; J. Johnson; N. Evans; J. D, Edwards; C Green; D. Conner; V Pmkey; T. Watson, L, Joyner; J, Crosse; B Moore; 6' Anderson; R Riley Lost row: S, Bell; A, Blommervnlle; 5. Pearson; Y. Tolley; and J. Morris. 64 MENSS ' : DORMITOR Y CO UNCIL l l K J , t, . XL 7 b :GIX . H -3 1 JAMES E. NIX Dean of Men 5. Standing, left to right: W. Duncan, V. Carerforis; Mr, James E. Nix, Seated, left to right: L. Pinkett; E. P. Srandford; T. Hunt; l. Myer Dean of Men; G, Waters; L Johnson. 65 m L M H W : WA Alp... Ar .m 66 INSTITUTE FOR PGLITICAL EDUCATION Left to right: Dr. James G. Flemming, Director of Institute for Political for Political Education. When are we going to have another mock con- vention? This is the question asked about the Institute for Political education. The Institute, as it is fondly called, has managed to bring both fun and political awareness to Morgan State College. The Institute is sponsored by a $103,000 grant from the Ford Foundation. The Institute was first located in the annex building which has been des- troyed, and is is now located on the ground floor of Soper Library. Part of the funds is granted to four- teen scholars who show unusual political awareness and interest. The Mock convention iwhich selected John F. 68 Education; Dr, Dwynol Pettingill, Assistant Director of Institute KennedyT was the most popular program the Institute produced. Besides, Poul Butler, who gave the address at the mock convention, the Institute brought to Morgan outstanding political figures, such as Eleanor Roosevelt, Jackie Robinson and Val Phillips. Trips to legislation bodies, classroom discussions, radio programs, and forums have increased student interest in practical politics. The purposes of the program are to create a politi- cal awareness in the student body, to develop practi. cal politicians, and to increase interest in our repre- sentative form of government. Dr. Martin D. Jenkins Welcomes Poul Butler, Demo- Paul Butler Gives Address while Mayor J. Harold cratic Notional Chairman. Grady Looks on. ,' . '- . 5w u. n w , --. a Idaho whoops it up for Kennedy. GOVEFHOI' Humphrey brings the Ques and the Alphas together for once, 69 I Mistress of Ceremonies, Lillie Carol Lewis, thanks Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt after a worm and cordial address. Jackie Robinson Speaks in favor of Nixon in 1960 Presidential Campaign 70 HOMECOMING MISS MORGAN AND HER ATTENDANTS MISS R. O. T. C. AND ATTENDANTS 71 Miss Morgan receives bouquet from the first lady of the College, Mrs. Jenkinsv OVERSEAS CLUB 72 HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB MISS DELTA AND ATTENDANTS Lg cf MISS 'SPOKESMAN AND ATTENDANTS MISS FRESHMAN AND ATTENDANTS 73 MISS WESLEY CLUB AND ATTENDANTS High School bonds performing during pre-game activities. Foreign Dignitories view Homecoming Activities. l :H!h.:n; High School bonds making preparations for pre-gome activities. 74 SPORTS e Al THLETICS 41 Left to right: Golf Coach J. Taylor' Athletic Director E. P, Hun, Football Coach, E. Banks; Wrestling Cooch, K Brown; Swimming Coach W B Brown and Basketball Coach H WIISOn Upder the direction of Athletic Direcfor Edward P. Hurt, the Morgan State College Athletic Program has grown to 0 state of international respect. The work of Coach Hurt and his staff has been magnificent and is highly appreciated by the class of 1961. 76 FOOTBALL TEAM 1960261 Sitting, left to right: L. Smith; W. Hall; J. Manning; C. Smith; R Young; R. Utley; N. Whm, Co-Captoin; A. Cunningham, Co-Coptain; J Horriston; E. Mosby; L. Johnson; C, Pompey; D. Nesbm; E. Clay. Second row: Coach Earl Tnger Banks; R, Royster; F. Sorter; C Burton; R. Turner; G Tyson; G. Richardson; C, Hire; V. Johnson; W. Brown; W, Cole; 8, Davis; W. Tinkler; C. Yeung; E. Parker; R Simon; R. Block, Third row: C, Tipton. Fourth row: M. Brown; L Kelley; J Simmons, L Shepherd! F Guinousl O DObblnS; R Monin H. Brown; 0 Taylor, H, Slonley; E Corswell: C Parker; R Scott; F Grover; D, Goulman; R Barlow, TEAM RECORD Morgan State 28 Hampton 7 Morgan State 64 Howard 6 Morgan State 25 N. C. C. 15 Morgan State 6 N C. A 8. T 33 Morgan State 7 Md. State 19 Morgan State 26 V0. Union 26 Morgan State 12 ch State 27 77 MORGAN STATE COLLEGE VS HAMPTUN Binion ups off yardage, A Bear makes a lusty tackle. Bears celebrate with ' Thc Chomp oncr wm over Hampton, North Carolina A8lT hits rugged Morgan line. Jock Dennis, dynamic quarterback and field general of the Bears. Les Johnson bulls for extra yardage against A 8. T, 79 1960:61 BASKETBALL TEAM Left to right: J. HIII; C Leach; R Walters; I Roy; R Jackson; W, Owens; E, Hollidoy, Sr McNeil, C Corhse; H Johnson, NV Murphy, B Simms; J Teel and In ccntcn Captain, C Bond Games won Games lost 9 1 0 7 CIAA 8 Jumpinq Jimmy Hill for two points n Chorlic Leach fires from the corner. S WIMMING TEAM W. Majors; 0. Coleman; Lnft to right: Co.captoin, D, Johnson; M. Harrison; J. McLeod; T. White; M- 5700' ; WV Wi'lioms; R- Steele; J. Turner; Coach Brown. 81 1960261 GIR LS BASKETBALL TEAM 82 1960261 Track Teal m Paul the 1961 Groduming Clan IS proud of your CICCOMDlighmcnts Paul Winder, a Scmor from New Jersey, ' was the UanCd Stores representative at the 1960 Olympics held in Rome. Jcmnw BlOSkS Trics ta pm Moan Gilbert 83 Kneeling, left to right: F HFloH Bee; E Dales; Captain, L. HTex Lewls; R Handy; and LV ' Cup:d Wicks. Standing: L Word; P. HPm Smith: J. ChamberS' J, Young; and Co-Coptain, AV Angie Coverdole 1 Cupid 0nd Upom whoop it up while Tpx' rhinks about next year. Let's see! . . Who's that coming out of the game? 84 MILITAR Y SCIENCE STAFF $f'Sgt. Cobb; Sngt, James; SFC McCoy; SFC Robinson, Capt. Murrow; Maj. MCCiCJir'L COI- Johnson; COW. Bradley; Capt MUTDhVJ SFC Diggs; SFC Campbell; SFC Jackson: and SFC Townes, Re 0; T. O ADVANCED CURP 86 R 0 TC QUEEN MISS RQTC BARBARA SWANN MISS PERSHING RIFLES JUANITA ANDUZE Watch it boys; don't foll' How about that Iine-up! Outstanding cadets at Summer Camp, Morgan's L. Cephos third from left. 88 .W,.,.,.m .2... .- . gm 5 m 1;.- . .0 av, 53mm ,. 3.. $9. www.rux. .wt .1 . K ,l .:..U.. , . M'Wu-m .I. 7-: F PER SHING RIFLEMEN The Pershing Riflemen lme up for inspection. 89 RUTC 1960 CADET BALL ' ' ' Rifles Miss Per- Left to vi ht: Cadet Col, L. Ce has; Muss R. O. T C, Barbara Swarm, Cadet Captain Joe Dunnmgton of the Pershmgr .' . Shing Riflgs, Juanita Anduze; cadet Captain, Louis Abney; Miss RA 0 T. C Attendant, Pomello Jones; Cadet Lt. Nesblft; Muss Pershing Rifles Attendant, Margarita Grierv 9O l. I? r . - . . mgwmx. x 5;:3 , ,- . .i: :1 NSQ Eggggw Nggvmmvggg 9g wgSQQmVQrN 3. . mm, 3?... , 1 ,, I . 1. FRESHMAN CJLA SS OFFICERS Le to right: Yvonne Tolly, Senator, Carolyn Jones, Secretory; Curtis Smother, President; Sylvia Julia, Treasurer; Michael Winder, Senator 92 M55 SZPA amore VICKI LIPSCOMBE 93 mad junior JUAN ITA DAUGHERTY Left to right: Juanita Daugherty; Beverly Hll, Lonzello Prolieu, and Walter Morgan. WHCYS WHO Left to right: Walker Robinson; Ethel Waters; 1 and George Thomas. 94 $ Left to righh Hughlyn Fierce, Lewis Abney; Lorry Jackson; and Lillie Carol Lewis. Ky . . AMONG STUDENTS INAMERICAN 5 COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES Seated, left to right: Irving Johnson; Alberto Rice; and Louis Ollie. Standing, left to right: Warren Edmonds and Josephine Armstead. Left to night: Basil CoterfOris; Joceyln Cole- man; and Chauncey Williams. 95 DEPAR TMENTAIL HONOR SCHQLAI RS Standing, left Io. right: Irving Johnsonl Chemistry; Lorry Jackson, POIiTICOl Science, Seated, left to right: Kendrick Talbot, Chemistry; Alberto RICO, History; Basil Coteforis, Mathematics; and Louis Ollie, Mathematicsv 96 91 MISS GLORIA CRUTCHFIELD rrav$m ' - - 'rr. -i ' .1. L.- V-wr 97 DR, RUTHE T. SHEFFEY Class Adviser JOHN W. PATTERSON DAVID JENKINS President LAURABELL LOPER Secretory Vice-Presidenf ROBERT WATERS Treasurer 98 DONALD M. ABRAMS Business Administration GEORGE ALFORD Business Adminiserntion HELEN AN DERSON History Sociology Club; Social Sci- ence Club. JOSEPHINE ARMSTEAD Chemistry 'Who's Who Among Stu- dents in American Colleges and Universities' H960- 6H; Promethean Kappa Tau; Alpha Kappa Mu; Beta Kappa Chi. TIMOTHY ABRON History JAMES ALLEN Biology Omega Psi Phi Fraternityv THOMAS DONALD ANDERSON Health Education Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Health and Physical Educa- tion Club; 'Spokesmon', Cir- culation Manage! H957- 59L' Band H957-59L SHIRLEY ARTIS Biology Biology Club 99 HAYES BERNARD BANKS Chemistry Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Promethean K o p p o Tou, Gamma Theta Upswlon; Chemistry C l u b; German Club; College Choir; Intra- mural F0 0 r b a I l; Troclc Team; Federation of Prmir dents, CHARLES B. SMITH Music Education GEORGE BENNETT History FREDERICK 0. BOONE, JR. Business Adminishalion R O T C Offuccr! Club 100 BARBARA B. BATTLE Spanish Amho Kappa Alpha Soror- Hy; SDOVHSh Club: Frcnch Club. WERTEN F. W. BELLAMY Chemistry Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Vlzu-Prcsidonr; Promclheun K a p p 0 Tue; Chemistry Club; American Chemical Society; Biology Club: Pem- Hchric Counol CECIL BOND Physical Educufion Boskclboll Team, Captain t1959-601 l960-6IE; R4 or f' C Officer;v Club. MARTHA MARIE BOONE Sociology Alpha Kappa Alpha Boron :ty, Gamma Thvm Upmlon; Somology Club; N A, A. w C.P, Charm Club; Rely; glorwru-Llfc-Wock Commut- Icc; Dormitory Countll. ARTHUR BOSEMAN Chemistry Morgan Chnshcn Comm Wcstmmstcr FCHOWEhIp Pregidem H959-6U, R. O - T C thceru' Club, Amcrl con Chemical 3 0c:01V5 Chemistry Club, Pregldun! 11959-601: Prc-Mcd Club BETTY A. BOWSER Business Education Commerce C I u b; Wcsloy Club, GUY M. BRAGG Biology sODpO Alpha Pmi Frgtcr mty; Bmloqy Clubs LILLIAN CHLORICE BROOKS English Alpha Psi Omega Honoram Dromohc Fraternity, Engh-W Club, lro Aldridge Ploycrw Notional Councnl of Tcochr era of English; 'Spokcsmah Copy Editor fl960-61 L ch Arts Festival Commuting Senior W 69 k COmmiHGV PROMETHEAN BRENDA M. BOWE Chemishy Chunrstw Club, Asuiumw Treasurer, Spokesmon', Ex- Chonge Editor, AMCI'ICOH Chcmlcal Sccmrys Student Nonond Eduction AELDCiOv hon, Prc-Mm! Chm Puhlr Relahom Communug HG; pvtollty Ccmmttrcc; Studcrr Personnel Commirnu BOYKIN WILBERT BOYD, JR. Mathematics Phw 13cm rJigma lemmlv. Prcsrdcnf; F r c n c h Club' Committee of One Hundred PmLHchmc Councd, Moths Physio, Clubs ChuoHuodtr' Cross-Counrry Track Team chcrohun of Prcsudcnh Intramural VoHcybcll Tcom LAWRENCE T. BRISCOE Mathematics WHELMA E. BROOKS Sociology bocuologx Club, Execunw Member, Sludcnr Unmn SOCIOI Commutec, Chm: man: Committee of Om- Huner-d, deormnn Uf Promdmlm 101 BRENDA A. BROWN English Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorop My; English Club; National Council of Teachers of Eng. hm, Ira Aidridgc Player; VIRGINIA DUNNAVILLE BROWN Sociology Studcnf Senate; Promctheon Kappa Tun; Alpha Kappa A 1 p h 0 Sorority; Student Loon Commmec, Secrefcry; Rehgwn-in-Lifc Week Com. rmftcc, CO-Chcirmon H959- 60', Baptist Club, SL-Crc- tary. BEVERLY BURKES Biology HARRY BUTLER Sociology Albert Schweitzer C l u h, V l c C-PrCSIdcnf; N A A. C, P. 102 KATHERINE BROWN Business Education YVONNE BROWN Art Education Art Club; PROMETHEAN Staff! Lcy-Out Arhst; Sen- Aor Mcnfor; Muss Morgan 1'196075D; Kappa Alpha Psi Sweetheart H958-59? JUNE BURLEY Business Education NADIA L. JENKINS CALDWELL Home Economics Alpha Kappa Mu; Home Economics C l u b; Baptist Club. CHARLES WARDELL CARRINGTON Psychology IV'aychuluglcol Socvcty, Prcxw dent. Beta Sigma Tau Fra- tcrmty, VtcovPrCSIdcm: ML Bcto Swgma Tou L1960s5lk ROOSEVELT CALDWELL Business Administration Murkulmu Club; Commerce Club BASIL CATEFORIS Mathematics COMORA ANNE CARTER Psychology Psychological Sociolv, Suc rctury, Canterbury C X L: b, VICLuPrL'sldcnt; Student Un- mn Cummincc. GRACE SANDRA CHRISTIE Sociology Euglolugy Club, Psychology Chlb; Socnal SCICnCC Club, Wesley Club; Charm Club French Club; N. A A, C. P , Zchglonm Llfc chk Comr mmoc. LILLIAN ELIZABETH CHAPPELL Business Administration College Chonr; Charm Club; Morkcnng Club; A I p h a K 0 p p 0 Alpha Sorority, Treasurer LINWOOD CLEMMONS Mathematics MARY CLAYTON History Alpha Kappa Alpha Soror- V. 103 WALTER WILSON LESTER COLE, Ill Science Education Track Team; Crass Country Team; Future Teachers of America; Charms CV Key Science Club. EMORY COLEMAN Biology Golf Team; Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity; Biologx Club. JOC ELYN R. COLEMAN Mathematics Charm Club; Promethean Koppo Tuo; Student Sen- ate; Federation of Prem- ricnts; Executive Councnli National Student Coordina- tor; 'Who's Who Among Students In American Col, leges 0nd Umvcrsihcal ODARIS J. COLEMAN Science Education Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Prsmerheon Kappa Tuo, Future Teachers of Ameri- co; Scmnce Club; Dance Club; Charm Club; Federa- tion of Presidents. av H960-6H; M l s 5 Omega Psi Phi; Dewm Slng wat , Somriry; Alpha Psi Omcqu. .1 KENNETH COLEMAN ROBERT P. COLLINS 6-3 ' History BiOIOSY Advanced R. O. T. C; Off a flcers' Club, Newman Club: Biology Club, gr f EDWARD MARVIN CONWAY Science Education Alpha Phi Omega; SCIchC Education Club; Advanced Military Science; F u t u r 0 Teachers of Amcnco. PEGGY ANN COOK Music Education College Chou; String En- semble; Marching Band, Musxc Educators Notional ' Conference No 386. Q J 104 LILLIAN COOPER French Dromotucs C I u b; French Club; Future Teachers of America. MARTIN H. CRUISE Physical Education PhySIcol Education Club; Swimming Team; R.O.- T.C.; Varsity HMH Clubs ALFRED CUNNINGHAM, JR. Business Administration Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Bosdcus; Football Team Cos Captain; Mr. OmegoH; Commerce Club; Marketinu Club, Federation of Presis dents, Intramural Sports; Officers' Club; Y. M. C. A.; N. A. A. C. P ; Religuon-m, Life Week GLORIA DEAN English N. C. T E., I 0 to Gamma Chapter; English Club; Fui tum Teochcrs of America PATRICIA NOEL COVINGTON Sociology Cheerleaders; Socuology Club; Cierk of the Student Court. GLORIA DEAN CRUTCHFIELD Business Administration Delta ngmo Them Sorority, Treasurer; American Mars kctinq C l u b; Commerce Oub; Baptist ClubsMiss Baptist; Charm Club; PRO- METHEAN Staff, Typist; Miss Senior. WILLIE MAE DAUGHTRY Business Education Future Teachers of Amen. LO; Commerce Club, ELEANOR MAXIN E DELEAVER Music Education Zcfo Phi Beta; M E, N C, Morgan State College Chew 105 SHIRLEY YVONNE DEXON Mathematics CURTIS DcVANCE Sciencc Education Pushing RIHOS; Advono-d R O T.C; Alpha PM AL ohm Fraternity. J EANETTE EADY Political Science HELENE H. DORSEY Biology Buologv Club; Contcrburv Uub; Dunc: Grouu JOYCE 5. EAST Chemistry Chemistry Club; Amorxcun Chemical SOCIety. SHIRLEY ANN EDWARDS English Iota Gamma Chapter, N.C. T B; English Club; Future Teachers of Ameri. ca; Promethean Kappa Tun; chzpo Della Pi. HARRIETT E. EGGLESTON Science Education thu Phi Beta Sorority; SCICnCC Education C I u b; PowHL-Vlenlc Councui, DAVID GERALD EVANS History Kappa AIDho Psi; Pershing RIHCS. l06 CALVIN FERGUSON History PROMETHEAN, Sport; Edi- tor; Future TCGChCrS of America; Spanish Club, Tr ark Team; Wrestling T corn; Smdem Senotp; President of Second Ml'c Award Committee. ROSETTA C. FEWS Business Education Future Teachers of Amen- co; Kappa Delta Pi; Demnr cratic C I u b; Commerce Club; Marketing Club; Pro- melheon Honor Society; bocioi Science Club. HUGHLYN FIERCE Economics Omega Psi Phi Frorcrnlfy, AHMABOSIICUB, 'gtudcnt 60w ernmem, Pregldcnt; chow Society, President; Velcr- cns' Club; Federation of Presidents; Promethean Kappa Tau; PcmHellemc C o u n c i l; 'Who's Whn Among Sludems in Amcrl- con Colleges and UniverSiw hcs;' PI Gamma Mu, Tau Kappa Alpha. EFFIE MARIE FORBES Spanish CoHegc Choir; Westminster Fellowship, President; Mor- qon Christian C o u n c. I 1 : Spanish Club; Charm Club JOHN B. FERRON English English Club MARY ELIZABETH FIELDS English tho Phi Beta Sororiiy, Eng; lush Club; College Chou: Iota Gamma; FederatIOn m Presidents; Muse Blue RcV VLIO CHARLIE B. FISHER Health Education CHIQUITA FREENY FORREST History Npho Kappa Alpha Soror- Ity: Promethean K o p p 0 Ton, 107 SARAH FOSTER Home Economics H o m 2 Economics C l u b; Wesley Club; Miss Home Economics. HARRIET T. GAINES Mathematics German C. l u b, President; Basketball Club; Archoniun Club. JULIUS GAMBLE Political Science ALMA GATHERS Home Economics Home Economics Club. l08 VANDER FRYE Physical Education ELIZABETH GAITHERS History ROBERT GARRIEST MaIIIemal'ie: k GEORGE G. cmrnv Psychology Psychology Club. ALICE L. GETTYS Home Economics H o m 0 Economics C u b; Delta Sigma Theta CAROLYN JEAN GRAY French Npho Kappa Alpha SOrOrr Hy; French Club: Student Senate; Spanish Club; Band: Religion-in-Life Week Com- mittee; Baptist Club. DOROTHY GREER Sociology Sociology Club; B o p t i n Club; College Choxr DELORES M. GRIFFITH Home Economics H o m 0 Economics C I u b; Newman Club. MOSES GILBERT Political Science Student Government; Con- fcrbury Club, Vice-Prcsu dent; N. A A C. P,; Insh- tute for Political Education, WrcsHing Team; PROME- THEAN Staff; R O,T.C. Officers' Club; Distinguished Military Student; 5 o c i ol Science Club; Religion-in- Lnfc Week; Committee of One Hundred. C. VERNON GRAY Political Science Alpha Phi Alpha, Student S e n o t e; PROMETHEAN Staff; Social Science Club, Pon-Hellenic Council; In- lramuroll Sport; AMANDA E. GREGG Mathematics Alpha Kappa Alpha Sororr :ty; Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Secuety, Secretory, Promethean K o p D o Tou Honor Socmw BETTY J. GLASCOE Sociology mv BARBARA POWELL GOLDEN Spanish Spanish Club; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; Westmins- ter Fellowship; French Club; Federation of Presidents; Promethean K a p p a Tou Honor Society; Kappa Delta Pi; Spanish Book Club. WILLIE WILSON GOODE History Phi Alpha Theta, Vice- President; Pi Gamma Mu, President; Social Science Club; Promethean Kappa Tau; Student Union Com- mittee; Distinguished Mili- mry Student; PROME- THEAN Staff; 'Spokesmon;' Institute for Political Edu- cation; R. O. T. C. Officers' Club; N.A,A.C, P. ROSA LEE HINTON GREEN Science Education Charles C, Kcy Science Club; F.T.As,' Eorly En- tronr, FlSk University, VASCAR ELAINE HANCOCK Biology Biology Club. HO ROBERT GOLDEN Business Administration Scrol ler. J U DY GORDON Sociology Sociology Club; Delta Sigma Theta. MARY FRANCES HACKETT Ch em istry Baptist Club; Morgan Chris- tian C o u n c i l; Chemistry Club; Federation of Presi- dents; American Chemical Society. VERNARD HARDIN Business Administration Kappa Alpha Psi. CORMELLIA F. HARMON Sociology College C h o i r; Sociology Club; Wesley Club JOHN HARRINGTON Psychology WFGSHIHQ Team, CLARENCE HARRIS Music Education Choir; M o r g o n Singers, M E. N. C. VERNICE HARRIS Spanish Spanish Club J LEONIDAS HYMAN Stience Education Charles C Key Science Teachers Club, National Education Association; Pro- methean Kappa Tau. STEPHEN GIBSON Mathematics CLYDE HATCHER Geography Gamma T h e t o UpsHon, PrCSIdent. EDWARD F. HENDERSON Sociology lelC Team; Somology Club. CLARENCE E. HAWKINS, JR. Physical Education Intramural Football; Intra- mural Softboil; Health and Physical Education Club, RANDOLPH HEN DERSON Political Science Debate Society; Social Sci- ence Club. WILLIAM S. HIGHTOWER Business Administration RUDOLPH HILL Chemistry WARREN LEE HOBBS Psychology Alpha Kappa Mu, T7002- urer; Psi Chi, Treasurer, Phi Sigma Tau; The Psyr chological Secuety, Chow of Publicity. JACQUELINE EVETTE HOLMES Business Education Npho Kappa Alpha; Bop- nst Club; C h o r m Club; Commerce Club. VIVIAN HORTON Physical Education Alpha Kappa Alpha; Mus; Alpha PPM Alpha H959 196M; Charm Club; Senior Mentor; Wesley Club; Phys- Icol Education Club. HUGH P. HUGHES, JR. Physical Educafion Physvcol Education Club. 112 a LORETTA MAE HUGHES Home Economics H o m e Economics C I u b; Wesley Club; Charm Club; Mentor LARRY R. JACKSON Political Science Student Government, Vice- President; Student Senmc, Chairman; Student Court, Justice; Young Democrats, President; Pi Gamma Mu; Social Science Club, Busr ness Manager; Kappa AI- pho Psi; Promethean Kappa Tau; French Club, Pan. Hechic Council, Pre-Med Club; 'Who's Who Among Students m American Coi- leges and Universities' H960.6H, MARGARET JACKSON Biology Sigma Gamma Rho; Y. M.. C. A.; Biology Club JAMES A. JENKINS Biology Biology C I u b, Treasurer; Newman Club; V a r s i f y Wrestling Team; Intramural Sports; German Club, Or- ganization S t o f f; R, O,- T C, Officers' Club. An I LOIS HURDLE Physical Education DOROTHY L. HUGHES Business Education Wesley Club, Assnstonf Sec- retary, PROMETHEAN Staff, Typist; F, T. A.; Conm merce Club, Socnol Science Club. DAVID LEWIS JENKINS Physical Educoiion Scmor Class, Vice-Presidcm; Student Court, Associate Justice; Physical Education Club; National Association of Health, Physical Educov non and Recreohon; Ot- ficcr3' Club. AVON JEWETT Business Administration Marketing Club. H3 BETTY JEAN JOHNSON Science Education Kappa Delta Pi; Selence Education Club; Women's Dormitory Council; Gamma T h e t o Upsilon; S E A.; Promethean K o D D a Tau; Charm Club. IRVIN LIVINGSTON JOHNSON Chemistry Promethean Kappa Tau; Alpha Kappa Mu; Student Affiliate; Chemistry Club, Dormitory Court; Chemistry H ono r Scholar; Oversees Students, ETHEL JONES Business Education Psychology Club; Marketing b lu. CATHERINE L. JONES Health Education Newman Club; Health and Physical Education C l u b; Charm Club. 114 CHARLES JOHNSON History Pershing Rifles, REGNALD A. JOHNSON Sociology Advanced R. O. T. C; Of- ficers' Club; Sociology Club; Newman Club; Intramural Football; Track; Psychology Club. BETTY JONES Science Education MALCOLM WARREN JONES Geography Alpha Phi Omega; R.O. T.C.; Gamma Theta UpsL Ion o W. JAMES KENDELL History Social Science, Band; Wes- ley Club; Veteran! Club; bcrsllcrs Clubs WALTER LEE. JR. Biology Student Government; Corns mumty Chest; Omega P5: Phi Fraternity; SWImming Tco m, Captain, Biology Club; V e to re n s' C!ub; French Club. CHRISTINA McKEEVER LEWIS History Gamma Theta Upsilon, RC7 cording Secretary. LILLIE CAROL LEWIS Biology Prc-Mcd Club; B I o i u g v Club; Charm Club; RCIIQIOH- msLife Week Committee; W o 5 l e y Club, ProSIdem; M. SACW Christian CounCll, Pres:dent; Cheering Squad, Captain; Sophomore Clog; Vice-Presldem: Jumor Class Secretory; W h o ' s W h 0 Among Students m Amen- can Colleges and Univer- sities; PROMETHEAN 1961, Editor-in-Chicf DONALD KNOTTS Music Education Alpha Ph: Alpha; M.E- N C.; College Octet. CARRIE LEWIS Music Education M. E N. C. JAMES LEWIS Physical Education Football Team; Physical Ed- ucation Club. LORRAINE D. LIBURD Business Education Studunl Union Socnol Comr mIHCC, CO-Choirmon; Over- scos Students Union, Com- merce Club; Woodrow Wul- son Nominee; Marketing Club. RICHARD LOCKHART Physics JOAN W. LIPSCOMB Political Science Socml Science Club, Seerc- tary; D.O.W. Holmes Dc- bofe Society. SHIRLENE LOFTON Business Adminisnarion Marketing Club; Commerce Club; Democratic C I u b; Student Government; Bop- tlst Club; N. A. A. C. P.; Social Science Club GWENDOLYN LOMAX English LAURABELLE E. LOPER Business Education Semor Class, Secretory; Ali pho Kappa Alpha, Grom- motus; Senior Mentor, Sec- retory; JuniOr Class, FmonV ciol Secretory; Dormitory Council, Treasurer; F. T A.; Committee of One Hundred; Baptist Club; Charm Club. PATSIE K. LYLE Psychology P 5 i C h i, Vice-Presidcm; Psychological Society, TYRONE R. McCALL Science Education Omega Psi Phi Froternily; Scwnce Education Club; In tromurol Sports. CELESTINE McCANTS History Alpha Kappa Alpha Soron Ity, Basilcus; Student Gov- ernment, Senator; Gamma Theta Upsilon, Secretory; Federation of Presidents; Charm Club; French Club: Pon-Hellenic Council; Reli- gion-in-Life, Committee of One Hundred; Baptist Club. H6 LAURA P. G. McCOMB Sociology College C h o i r; Sociology Club. JACQUELYN MARTIN Business Education F. T. A.; Commerce Club; Democratic Club; N. A. A.- C.P.; Social Science Club. SANDRA AMY MATTHEWS Sociology Soaology Club. MAMIE M. MILLER Home Economics MILDRED McKINNEY Physical Education Delta Sigma Thero Sorority; Physical Education C l u b: Ira Aldridge Players; Alpha P si 0 m e g a, President; Aquatics Club. 5. LEE MARTIN Polilical Science Kappa Alpha Psi, Board of Directors; Conferbury Club, President; Morgan Christian C o u n c i l, Vice-President; Religion-in-Life Week; Com- mittee of One Hundred, 'Spokesmonf Business Man- ager; Social Science Club; Cross Country Track Team; Captain; Varsity T r o c k Team, Co-Coptom. RALPH L. MILLER Business Administration Marketing Club; Commerce Club; Football Team. THOMASINA W. MIXON English English Club, President; lro Aldridge Players, Treasurer, Aloha P51 Omega, Corres- ponding Secretory H7 VIRGIL MOORE Physical Education Physvcol Education Club N ELDA L. MOOTOO Psychology FREIDA MORGAN Sociology Socxology Clubs THELMA B. MOORMAN Bioiogy Sigma Gamma Rho Soror- gy; Biology Club; Y. W3 . A, SYLVIA E. NOTTINGHAM , Sociology Socnology Club; Psychologir col Society; Social Science s Ciub. ERNEST w. MOSBY $ Psychology Football Team; Psychologi- col Society; Tennis Teonr College Chou. EARL NESBITH Physical Education Pershing Rifles, PhyE'ICO' Education Club, HILDA M. NELSON Business Education N A A, C. P, Democratic Club; Commerce Club; 50. ctol Scucncc; F.T.A,; Mcd- crrn Dance Group; Centu- burx, Club. l18 FRANCES E. NICHOLSON Sociology Alpha Kappa Alpha Soror- ity; D. W. 0. Debate So- ciety; Psychology Club; 30- ciology Club; N e w m a n Club, MARION ELIZABETH NEVILLE Business Education Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, V i c e-President; Executive Council; Faculty Discipli- nary Committee; Baptist Club; CommerCe Club; Pan- Hellenic Council; 'Spokcs- rnonl Sta . PRISCILLA ROSE OLIVER Business Administration Promethean K o p p a Tau; Marketing Club; Commerce Club. LOUIS WALTON OLLIE Mathematics Alpha Phi Omega Frotcr- nity; Alpha Phi Alpha Fro- tcrnity; Promethean Kappa Tau; Alpha Kappa Mu; Federation of Presidents; German Club; 'Who's Who Among Students in Ameri- can Colleges and Universi- tiesi; R.O.T.C, Officers, Club; Community Chest, MANLEY KEITH PARKIN Economics Overseas Student U n i 0 :1, President; French C l u 0;; Marketing Club. DENNIS PAIGE Biology JOHN W. PATTERSON Business Adminisnofion Kappa Alpha Psi; Market mg Club; Commerce Club; Promethean Kappa Tau; In. stitutc for Political Educos hon; Federation of Presi- dents, President; S e n i o 7 Class President; PROMEA THEAN Staff, BRENDA REDDICK PATTERSON Business Administration Marketing Club; Commerce Club; Miss Q u c T e c H 9 5 9i; Miss Bannokcr Hall. ll9 BETTY PEARSON Mathematics CHARLES MONSIEUR PERKINS Business Administration Beta Swgma Tau; Morkctmu Clubs ' JULIA THERESA PERRY French French Club; Spamsh Club; lrlc Aldridge Ploycrh BEULAH TREADWELL PHILLIPS English Zeta Phl Beta Summing Enghsh Club; Rollgmn-m I.Wv WON Commntvc. I20 Q L; EDWARD NATHANIEL PENN Music Education Alpha Phi Alpha Frater- mfy; Morchrng and Con- cert Bonds; Choir; Morgen Singers; M. E N, C., Presi- dent; LcCcrclc Francois. FRANCES P. PERKINS Science Education Chemistry Club; American Chemical Society; Alp hp Kappa Alpha Sorority; Pre- Med Club; Westminster Fel. lowship, Sacml Chairman, FREDNETTE G. PEYTON Sociology CATHERINE BEST PHILLIPS Sociology Socnology Club. x. W JOE PHILLIPS Business Administration Pershing Rifles JEAN Es REDMOND Business Education F T A; Commerce Club; D. L Group; Student Gov crnmenr; S o c i a l Science Club; N A. A. C P.; Demo- cratic Club. DAVID H. RICHESON Maohemuhcs CLAIRDEAN E. RILEY Home Economics Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, H o m e Economic: C i u u Student Education. gs ROBERT WILSON PURYEAR, JR. Business Administranon Marketing Ciub; Commerce Clubl Committee of One Hundred; PROMETHEAN Staffs ALBERTA C. RICE History Phi Nphu Theta; Phi Gamma Mu; Gamma Them Upsllon, Kappa Delta Psi, Departmental Honor Schols or: 'Who's Who Amonq Students In Amencon COL Icgcs and UniversttuesH Ir T A, Sludcnl ScnrmV ROBERT RIDLY Physical Education TvacL, Team, Kappa Alpha PHI WILHELMINA P. RINGELING Physical Eduction Physncol Education C l u b, PROMETHEAN Staff: C h a r m Club; Dormitorv Councul; Nononal Assocncr non cf Health and Physocol Education and RCCVCOHOH, I21 ALENE ROBERSON Business Education French Club, SYDNEY J. RUSSELL, JR. History Promethean K o p p o Tau; Track Team. CAROLE FRANCENIA SAUNDERS Biology Biology Club. DOROTHY LEE SCRIBNER History Future Teachers of Amarr co: Socml Science Club. 122 ELAINE JOY C. RUSSELL French LcCurclc Francois; Enghgh Club; Jro Aldridge Players, Assistant Secretary; Over- scos Union, ViccsPrcsidcnt; Kappa Delm Pi; Alpha Kappa Mu; Alpha Phi Omcgo Sweetheart. SLATER C. SAUL Chemistry LORETTA DeVARN SCIPPIO Sociology N, A. A. C. P.; Sociology Club; Social Science Club; Baptist Club; Frcnch Chm; Charm Club ALFREIDA BARBARA SHAW Business Education Wesley Club; Charm Club; Commerce Club; F u r u r 0 Teachers of America; PRO- METHEAN Staff, C h icf Typist; Social Science Club; Dermutory Council. ROBERT C. SHAW Business Administration Phi Beta Sigma, Secretary and Treasurer; Marketing Club, VicevPresidem; Com- merce Club, President; Pon- Hgllenic Council, Vice-PresL LEM, Student Union Pro- gram Committee; Federa- tion of Presidents, Chop- Ioin; Religion-in-Life Week Chairman, Arrangements Committee; Do r m i to ry Council, Secretory; College Choir. DOLORES SIMMONS Sociology Alpha Kappa Alpha Soror- Ity; Promethean Kappa Tau; Psychology Club; Sm ciology Oub; Wesley Club; Social Science Club, Rclr glonwn-Life Week Commut- tcc; Charm Club MARY ALICE SMALL English N C. T. E.; F. T. A; Eng- lish Club; N. A. A, C, P., Secretory; Pi Beta Sigma, Secretory; LCCerclc Fron- Cois. HOSEA H. SMITH Physical Educacion Frock Team, Co-Coptom; Hcolth 0nd Physpcal Educo hon Club, MARY BRISCOE SHORT English Alpha Kappa Alpha Soror- ity, Historian; Dormitory Council, President; Notion. cl Council of Teachers of English; Newman Club; Spanish Club; Federation of PrCSIdents; English Club; Book-o-Weck Club; Charm Club; Senior Mentor. BETTY SIMPSON English HORACE SMITH Political Science Kappa Alpha PSI; College Choxr, Pon-Hcllcnlc Counr cnl: lnlromurm Sports JAMES E. SMITH Physical Education Intramural Sports, F T A. W C s l C V Club DOFmINNy Councnl. 123 JOSEPH SMITH Biology Omega PSI Phi, Biology Club SHIRLEY ELIZABETH SMITH Mathematics Wesley Club; French Club, German Club; Charm Club; PROMETHEAN Staff. ANNA L. SQUARREL Sociology PROMETHEAN Staff; Soc. ology Club; Debate Society, 'Who': Who Amonq Stu- dams m Americam Collcgvs and Universnics' H958- 6H; Senior Mentor, Charm Club; BOPHSf Club; Student Govunmcnt; Religion-crLLih- Week; N. A. A. C P ; Prof methcan Kappa Tau ELAINE V. STANTON Sociology PROMETHEAN Staff; Wcsi Icy Club; N, A, A. C P.,' So- Liokwgy Club; Charm Club R c l l g i o n-innLifc chL; Committee of One Hundrcd LONNIE L. SMITH, JR. Music Education Bond; Choir; Omega P 5 I Phw Fraternity. YULESS SMITH Bioiogy Btology Club; Wesley Club; Psychology Club, German Club. BARBARA A. SOLOMON Physical Education Dclto Sigma Theta Soror ify, P h y s I c o I Education Club, Dance Group, Secrev tory, Aquatics Club, Prcsur dent. E. PERCIL STANFORD Sociology Wesley Cl u b; Dormitory Council; Socuology C I u b; Promethean Kappa Tau. .E DONALD COY STAGGERS French French Club; German Club Spanish Club; Kappa Delta PI Honorary Society. EUGENE R. STEWART, Ill Art Beta Sigma Tau, PrCSIdcnt; Student Government; Feder- ation of Presidents; PROV METHEAN, P o n-Hcllenic Council, Art Club; 'Spokcy marl! RITA TYROLIA STEWART Business Adminishalion Pi Beta S I g m o Sorority, President; Morkenng Club; Commerce Club; Pon-Hel- Ionic Councif; Federation 01 Presidents; Cornc'fe Piedgc Club. ROBERT F. STOKES English ANITA O. STEWART Biology Biologv Club; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Secretory; N E. A LcBARON STEWART Biology Biobgy Club, JOHN H. STEVENSON, JR. Music Education Marching Band; Concert Bond; 3 t r l n q Ensemble, Chow; M.E.N.C, Voterons' Club; Omega Psi Phi Fro- tcrnitv, LORETTA J. STOKES Sociology Socmlogv Club, 125 BARBARA E. SWANN French French Club; Miss R,O.A T C; MISS Pershing RMIes; Miss Beta 5 i g m 0 Tou; Spamsh Club; Student Gov- ernment; Charm Ciub; Dro- m u t i c 3 Club; PROME- THEAN LEROY C. TAYLOR Business Administratior'l Marketing Club; Commerce Club, MACFADDEN S. TILGHMAN Music Education Musu: Education NONOHOI Conference; French Club, PROMETHEAN; Federation of Presvdems; Religuon-m Life chk Committee; StLL dent Umon Commitmc, AURIN C. TIMMONS, JR. Mathematics Alpha Phi Alpha Frotornily; N.A.A.C.P.; Wesley Club; R. O T. C 127 KENRICK CHARLES TALBOT Chemishy Chemistry C u b; Deport- mental Honor Scholar; Stu. dent Court; Overseas Stu- dent Union, PAUL L. TAYLOR Mathematics Beta Kappa Chi; Promc- theon K o p p o Tou; Moth Club; German Club; Vetv ercms' Club; Alpha Kappa Mu; S. N. E. A. EDWARD TILLY Business Administration MABEL E. TITTLE Physical Education Miss HQue Tee ; Miss Con- feen; S p i n x Sweetheart; Physical Education C I u b; Charm Club. ANITA LOUISE THOMAS French PROMETHEAN; F r e n c h Club; SpOnlSh Club; Charm Club; Baptist Club. THOMAS L. ERVIN Biology Biology Club SHIRLEY JOAN THOMAS Music Education Chou; M. E. NV C.; Student Teachers Associotwon EDWARD D. TURPIN History GEORGE E. THOMAS Chemistry Student Union; Student Senate; Who's Who Amona Students in Amcrvcan Coir logos and Umvchitw Chemistry Club; American Chemical Schiuty, Tenmu Tcom; Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity; Promethean Kappa Tau; Chemistry Lab Assistant; Chnjmizrry RC- scorch THOMAS BATTLE Chemistry JOAN TOATLEY Spanish Spomsh Club; French Club DAVID L. VAUGHN English Enqllsh Club; Frcnch Club, N EA lro Aldridge Ployr org, Phl Slgmo Tou, No tionol Honor Socncty III lelosophyu 126 HAROLD A. WALTON Physics P h V 5 i C s Club; Football Team. ETHEL M. WATERS Physical Education Physical Education C l u b; Delta Sigma Theta Soror- ity; 'Whols Who Among Students in American Col- leges and Universities H960-6H; Ira Aldridge Players; MISS Veteran, Senator, Junior and Senior CIosseg; Alpha Phi Alpha, Attendant; Dance Commit- tcc, Chairman; Commimx For Selection of Second Mlle Award; Aid COlelhlf' tcc, Beautification of Churches ROBERT L. WATERS History Promethean K a p p a Tau, Chairman of Membership; German Club; Student Edu- Lction Assoc-otion; SCHIOI Class, Treasurer, PHYLLIS WYATT Mathematics Dcho Sngmo Them Soror- Ity, POITHEHCHIC Councnl; hT As; Charm Club 128 THERESA ANN WALLACE Business Education PROMETHEAN Staff, Typ- ist; Commerce Club; Future Teachers of America; Con- terbury Club. LAWRENCE A. WATERS Science Education Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity; Promethean Kappa Tau; C h a r l e s C. Key Science Club, President; Federation of Presidents; Wesley Club; F. T A.; Gamma Them Up, SIIon; Dormitory Council and Court; Christian Center Usher Board; Religion-in- Life Week; Committee of One Hundred; Fire Marshal, Men's Dormitorys JACQUELINE A. WATKINS French LeCcrclc Francois; El Cir- culo Espanol; German Club, F. TIA; Baptist Club; Stu- dcnl' Union Committee; Prov methcon Kappa Tau; Dru- rnotic: Club. JOHN Q. A. WEBB, JR. Chemistry Omega P5: Phl Fralurmty, Bosxlcu: H959-60P Pru- Mcd Club, Chcmlsirv Club, R. O. T C, B a n d; Intros mural Sports; Federation of Pregidcnw. LEVIN BAILEY WEST Business Administration Marketing Club, President; Commerce Club, Vicc-Pres- idem; Spanish Oub; Feder- ation of Pcrsidcms; CIVIC Interest Group, Choirnmn. MARY F. WEST English English C I u b, Presldcnf; Notional CounCIl of Tcoch crs of English, WILLIAM H. WHITE Chemistry Beta Sigma Tau, Picdgc Master; Institute for Pohri. col Education; F o o t b a l I Team, chcrom' Club WILMA 5. WHITE Business Administration Commerce Club; Pi Bum Sigma Sororrly NONIE C. WHITT History FootboH Team, Co-Coptom. RUBY L. WILKINS Biology cha Phi Beta Sorority; Pro- methean Kappa Tau; Biol- ogy Club; French Club; Phl Beta Sigma Fraternity Queen. CHAUNCEY H. WILLIAMS. JR. Biology Alpha Phi Alpha Frolermty, President; Student Court, Justice; Prc-Med Club; Biol- ogy Club; Federation m Presidents; Personnel Comv mitten: of Student Govern. ment; Offic e rs' Club, 'Who': Who Among Stw dents m American Colleges and Universmcs'; President of Junior Class JAMES WILLIAMS Political Science 129 ETHEL WILLIAMS French French Club; Spanish Club. CHARLES HARNSON WILSON, JR. Maohemalics Veterans' Club; Mathema- tics Club; F. T. A SAMUEL WINDER Art Education Beta Sigma Tau PATRICIA ANN WINSTON Science Education Pan Hellenic Councill Presi- dent; Federation of Presi. dents; F. T. A, C h o rm Club; Delta Sigma Theta; Le Cercle Francois; Miss ROTC; Charles C. Key Sci- ence Teachers Clubs I30 CATHERINE WILSON Business Education Alpha Kappa Alpha; Miss Junior; Commerce Cl u b; Marketing Club, I ELSIE M. WILSON Business Education Marketing Club; Commerce Clubs BERTRAM WINGATE Politiecl Science PEGGY JOYCE WRIGHT Sociology Sociology Club. ALICE THELMA YOUNG Business Education Basketball Team; Newman Club; Commerce Club; Mar- keting Club. EDNA ENGLISH Physical Edueafion Physical Education Club, Manager; Aquatics Club; Dance Group k VIVIAN BAILEY History ODESSA L. YOUNG Business Education Marketing Club; Commerce Club. RONALD GOULD Bulinu: Administration Pershing Rifles; Audio Vis- ual Committee; Chr. Stw dent Union i WM Canteen 1960-61 MYRTLE JACKSON I33 ..V- WE WILL Ground breaking of Murphy. K 1 M :- -'1 $ I-I'EAQ'I n JUZ'MW1'. ;- -.H'..1lm Hla'Pg . f At lost! We dedicate Murphy. 134 Accordan m Hoyle jar LISYCH Rnnmc Dov thc hnc Will you? I'll hanq my cont up US soon at. I read IhlS Choptm, Okoyvj v51 ?JJ-v I M Do you olwayn mod nIdCWOYRj Wntih out Joan qu E Is comma How some pctplo now for a camera Wonder whom wu'ro womng for3 It. Hurry up, Julie, Jo Jo has read the Sun twice already. Relaxing at W: 0nd of a hmy day Let's huny qirlS; it's almost 10:00 p.m. Dr. Jenkins obviously didn't know he was being photographed. We must wm Hus debate! 11 Pat, you should have seen me crush Big Turner 0? Vin ginio State, says Bobby Young. I36 Maryland State lost him! and we have him now. And so I told him . . . Oh! those Morgan girls! Let's see now , . 1 +- 1 5 2 PROMETHEAN Ad Manager Moses Gilbert, on right at desk discussmg money or is it 3? problems With Robert Purycor, Busmcss Manager on left. Big E says Life is just a bowl of cheerleaders I37 LILLIE CAROL LEWIS I961 PROMETHEAN Editor-in-Chief At last! We have completed the final senior project. We have tra- veled over many bumpy roads, with tacks, broken glass, and sharp sticks. We were like the early American Pioneers in that we met with hardships and disappointments, ranging from heavy snow, which retarded progress, to lack of staff cooperation, which nearly stopped progress. But in spite of it all, we managed to meet the rainbow's end. With much work alternated with pleasure, the 1961 yearbook staff has presented to you the 1961 PROMETHEAN to assist you in reliving your college days at Morgan and to remind you of your friends to the extent that they may not be forgotten in years ahead. The PROMETHEAN, in years to come, will bring back memories of your apprenticeship in preparation for life; and in the days ahead, I sin- cerely hope that this publication will grow increasingly in value. I would like to thank our sponsor, Miss Annabel L. Hawkins; Dean Eugene Stanley; members of the administration and faculty; and students and triends who have given so unselfishly of their time to make this book possible. Sincerely yours, t ,, f c Kai f: e A , e77 7X . ,7 tLCgVZ Letxx IQ 17L : v y 47 Xe .1 7L 4 , Credits MISS ANNABEL L. HAWKINS Adviser DEAN EUGENE STANLEY MR. HENRY MAZUR Official Photographer from Costleberg's MR. MATTHEW LEWIS MRS. DARZELL ANTHONY Ernest Carswell Gloria Crutchfield Walter Deon Calvin Ferguson Vernon Gray Willie Geode Ronald Gould William Gould Solomon Hamilton Dorothy L. Hughes Lillie Carol Lewis Walter Morgan MR. JAKE COX Robe rt Young 139 Robert Puryear Alfreido B. Show Shirley Smith Evelyn Snowden Anna Squorrel Harvard Stanley Elaine Stanton Barbara Swann McFadden Tilghman Anita Thomas Richard Turner Theresa Wallace STUDENT DIRECTORY Abney, Lewis G., 1212 N, Ellwood Avenue, Baltimore 13, Md. Abrams, Donald M., 4030 Edgewood Road, Baltimore 15, Md. Abron, Timothy, 1744 E. North Avenue, Baltimore 13, Md. Alford, George W., 642 Cokesbury Avenue, Baltimore 18, Md. Allen, James L., 5009 5111 Street, N. W., Washington, D. C. Anderson, Thomas D., 1627 Dukelond Street, Baltimore 16, Md. Armsteod, Josephine A., 317 N. Calhoun Street, Baltimore 23, Md, Arlis, Shirley A., 3050 Tioga Parkway, Baltimore 15, Md. Afkinizn, Gwendolyn J., 713 E. Cold Spring Lane, Baltimore 12, d . Bottle, Thomas' C., 1614 Broddish Avenue, Baltimore 16, Md. Bell, Alfonso M., 5200 Kenilworth Avenue, Baltimore 12, Md. Bellamy, Werten F., 1620 E. Biddle St, Baltimore 13, Md. Best, Catherine P., 329A Suter Road, Baltimore 29, Md. Blackstone, Alfred, Box 502 Admirals Drive, Annapolis, Md. Booker, John W., 1904 Fairmount Avenue, Baltimore 12, Md. Boone, Frederick 0., Jr., 1412 E. Lanvole 51., Baltimore 13, Md. Boone, Martha M1, Granite, Maryland Boseman, Arthur A., 400 Gwynn Avenue, Baltimore 29, Md. 37009, Guy M., 507 Cumberland Street, Baltimore 17, M4 Brice, Frederick K., 207 Center Street, Baltimore 22, Md. Briscoe, Lawrence T., 2308 Longwood Street, Baltimore 16, Md. Brookes, Marshall C., 4526 St. Georges Ave., Baltimore 12, Md. Brown, Brenda A., 3417 Springdale Avenue, Baltimore 16, Md. Brown, Virginia D., 560 New Pittsburgh Ave., Baltimore 22, Md. Buckson, Joseph E., 2028 E. Lafayette Avenue, Baltimore 13, Md. Burke, Bernie L., 2108 Mt. Royal Terrace, Baltimore 17, Md. Burke, Nancy S., 1851 W. North Avenue, Baltimore 17, Md. Caldwell, Roosevelt, 714 Lennox Street, Baltimore 17, Md, Cephas, Leonard M., 1526 N, Poyson Street, Baltimore 17, Md. Choppell, LiIIian E., 4901 P11grim Road, Baltimore 12, Md. Chase, Ralph V., 1919 Bennett Place, Washington 2, D. C. Christie, Grace S., 3559 HibiSCus Street, Miami 33, Flo. Cole, Walter W., 307 E. 23rd Street, Baltimore 18, Md. Cook, Peggy Ann, 2225 Broddish Avenue, Baltimore 16, Md. Covinagn, Patricia N1, 2303 Montebello Terrace, Baltimore 14, Cruise, Martin H., 304 W. Culver Street, Baltimore 29, Md. Crutchfield, Gloria D., 2063 Forest Drive, Annapolis, Md. Curtis, Emily M., 2103 Southern Avenue, Baltimore 14, Md. Daughtry, Willie M., 2030 Ellsworth Sr., Baltimore 13, Md. DeLeover, Eleanor M1, 2535 Francis Street, Baltimore 17, Md. DeShields, Robert W., 2753 Mosher Sheet, Baltimore 16, Md. DeVance, Ernestine C., 1509 N. Decker Ave., Baltimore 13, Md. Dixon, Dorothy L., 1705 N. Fulton Avenue, Baltimore 17, Md. DO'SEIYMIdHeIene H., 3910 Wabash Avenue, Apt. 23, Baltimore 15, Edwards, Shirley A., 3609 Grantley Road, Baltimore 15, Md. E11is, Shirley V., 68 Cathedral Street, Annapolis, Md, Ervin, Thomas L., 2424 Shirley Avenue, Baltimore 15, Md, Evans, Joan B., 2218'Brookfield Avenue, Baltimore 17, Md. ,Fews, Rosetta C., 916 N. Mount 51., Baltimore 17, Md. 1Fields, Mary E., 701 E. 22nd Street, Baltimore 18, Md. Fisher, Charlie B1, 1710 N. Ellamont Street, Baltimore 16, Md. Frye, Vonder, 161 1 N. Gilmor Streec, Baltimore 17, Md. Gaines, Harriet T., 2103 Soufhem Avenue, Baltimore 14, Md. Gaither, Elizabeth V., 2433 Arunoh Avenue, Baltimore 16, Md. Garrett, Marion E., 3048 Arumh Avenue, Baltimore 16, Md. Goniesr, Robert M., 1006 E. 43rd Street, Baltimore 12, Md. Gathers, Alma, 2326 Edmondson Avenue, Baltimore 23, Md. Gatfis, Clifton, 3605 Ellarnonf Road, Baltimore, Md. Gentry, George G., 2537 Brookfield Avenue, Baltimore 17, Md. Gibson, Steven, 1 136 Myrtle Avenue, Baltimore 1, Md. Gray, Anthony 8., 1727 Gwynns Falls Parkway, Botlimore 16, Md, Gray, Carolyn J., 602 Oak Street, Kinston, Norch Carolina Greer, Dorothy F., Eveland Rood, Rldgely, Md. Hamletf, Archibald E., 302A Suter Road, Baltimore 28, Md. Hancock, Vascar E., 619 Avondcle Road, Baltimore 28, Md, Harmon, Cormellio, 1706 9th Street, N. E., Washington, D. C. Hotcher, Clyde W., 1528 N. Bond Street, Baltimore 13, Md. Henderson, Edward J., 1916 W. North Avenue, Baltimore 17, Md. Henley, Ogletha B,, 1033 Somerset Street, Baltimore 2, Md, Harrington, John W., 2409 W. Lanvale Street, Baltimore 16, Md1 Hightower, William S1, 2202 Lyndhurst Ave., Baleore 16, Md. Hobbs, Warren L, 2801 Gwynns Falls Parkway, Baltimore 16, Md. Holley, Nancy, 1312 N, Fulton Avenue, Baltimore 17, Md. Holmes, Jacqueline E., 2025 Druid Hill Ave., Baltimore 17, Md. Horton, Vivian 1., 6449 Collow Hill, Philadelphia 31, Pa. Hughes, DoroChy L., Tr. 2, Colesville Rd., Silver Springs, Md. Hughes, Faulkner M., 2400 A'runoh Avenue, Baltimore 16, Md. Hughes, Hugh P., Jr,, 825 N. Fremont Avenue, Baltimore 17, Md, Hughes, Loretta M., 33 Union Street, Westminster, Md. Hunt, Roland A., 1505 Potomac Street, Baltimore 13, Md. Hurdle, Lois S., 613 Ashburton Street, Baltimore 16, Md. Hyman, Leonidas, 613 Aisquirh Street, Baltimore 18, Md. Jenkins, David L., 4526 St. Georges Avenue, Baltimore 12, Md. Jewen, Avon W., 1914 Druid Hill Avenue, Baltimore 17, Md. Johnson, Robert W., 1619 Druid Hill Avenue, Baltimore 17, Md, Jones, Bettie J., 1 I22 Dorley Avenue, Baltimore 18, Md1 Jones, Catherine L., 1025 Brantley Avenue, Baltimore 17, Md. Jones, Ethel, 2527 McCulloh Street, Baltimore 17, Md. Jones, Malcolm W., 3124 Belmont Avenue, Baltimore 16. Md. Jordon, William C., 2140 Brookfield Avenue, Baltimore 17, Md. Kindell, Willie J1, 4750 Alhambra Avenue, Baltimore 12. Md- KnoMs, Donald C., 1411 Rosedole Street, Baltimore 16, Md. Lee, Robert C., 3180 Normoum Avenue, Baltimore 16, Md. Lewis, Christina M,, 1 125 Whatcoot Street, Bolrimore 17, Md, Lewis, Edward, 2327 N.'Monroe Street, Baltimore 17, Md. Lewis, Lillie C., 411 1 Decca Drive, Houston 47, Texas Lewis, Robert A., 728 Richwood Avenue, Baltimore 12, Md. Lilly, Edward J., 2814 Winchester Street, Baltimore 16, Md, Lockhart, Richard, 3221 Burleirh Avenue, Balfimore 15, Md. Lofton, Shirlen, 2350 Allendale Road, Baltimore 16, Md. Luster, Donald C., 2621 Aisquith Street, Baltimore 18, Md. McCrea, Rufus J., 1315 N. Caroline Street, Baltimore 13, Md. McKinney, Mildred S., 2901 Ridgewood Ave., Baltimore 15, Md. Madden, Tessie K., 2406 Lakeview Avenue, Baltimore 17, Md. Martin, Jocquelin B., 2733 Ellicott Drive, Baltimore 16, Md. Miller, Mamie M., 5390 Denmore Avenue, Baltimore 15, Md. Miller, Willie T., 3732 Dolfield Avenue, Baltimore 15, M11 Milton, Valerie, 2303 MonrebeHo Terrace, Baltimore, Md. Mixon, Charles G., 251 1 Woodbrook Avenue, Baltimore 17, Md. Moore, Sondra A., 2336 Barclay Street, Baltimore 18, Md. Moore, Virgil S., 741 Richwood Avenue, Baltimore 12, Md. M00100, Nelda L., 2302 Arunuh Avenue, Baltimore 16, Md. Nottingham, Sylvia E., 1520 N. Smallwood Street, Baltimore, Md. Oliver, Priscilla R., 1721 Aisquith Street, Baltimore 12, Md, Ollie, Louis W., 1556 N. Fulton Avenue, Baltimore 17, Md. Owens, Ronald C., 2737 Masher Street. Baltimore 16, Md. Page, Hugh R., 507 E. Cold Spring Lane, Baltimore 12, Md. Paterson, Brenda R., 2925 Windsor Avenue, Baltimore 16, Md, Patterson, John W., 2925 Windsor Avenue, Baltimore 16, Md1 Perkins, Charles M., 61 1 Richwood Avenue, Baltimore 12, Md. Perkins, Frances P., 4001 Duvall Avenue, Baltimore 12, Md. Person, Betty J., 3248 Normount Avenue, Baltimore 16, Md. Peyton, Frednette G., 3306 Carlisle Avenue, Baltimore 16, Md1 Phillips, Beulah V., 3210 Leeds Street, Baltimore 29, Md. Puryeor, Robert W., Jr., 3212 Rosedale Road, Baltimore 12, Md. Reason, Howard R., 603 Main Street, Baltimore 22, Md. Redmond, Jean E1, 1313 W. Lanvale Street, Baltimore 13, Md. Reeves, Beverly K., 1726 Normal Avenue, Baltimore 13, Md. Reynolds, Robert, 464 Oxford Court, Baltimore 1, Md. Richeson, David H., 4715 Wrenwood Avenue, Baltimore 12, Md, Rountree, Curlee P., 1554 Moreland Avenue, Boleore 16. Md Russell, Elaine J. C., 1033 W. Lanvale Street, Baltimore 17, Md. Scippio, Loretta D., 2649 Bayshore Drive, Miami 33, Flo. Scribner, Dorothy L., 1701 W. Lafayette Ave,, Baltimore 17, Md. Sears, Lawrence 0., Jr., 3830 W. Saratogo St., Baltimore 29, Md. Shaw, Alfreida 8., 313 W. Bay Street, Mullins, South Carolina Show, Robert C., 313 W. Bay Street, Mullins, South Carolina Shelton, Hcmie E., 1226 Bonaparte Avenue, Baltimore 18, Md. Shepard, Mary E., 1515 Caroline Street, Baltimore 13, Md. Small, Mary A., 735 E. 21st Street, Baltimore 18, Md. Smith, Charles B., 2218 W. Saramgo Street, Baltimore 23, Md. Smith, Lonnie L., 4404 Craddock Avenue, Baltimore 12, Md. Smith, Marian V., 2103 Southern Ave., Baltimore 14, Md. Spears, Marvin, 1535 N. Caroline Street, Baltimore 13, Md. Squarrel, Anna L, 127 Center Street, Wesrminster, Md. Stevenson, John H., Jr., 2419 Madison Ave., Baltimore 17, Md, Stewart, Rita T., 2315 Harlem Avenue, Baltimore 16, Md. Stokes, Loretta, 1616 Edmondson Avenue, Baltimore 23, Md. Stokes, Robert F., 2923 Denhom Circle, Baltimore 25, Md. Swarm, Barbara, 5210 Illinois Avenue, WoshKngton 1 1, D. C. Taylor, Joseph F., 203 West' Street, Baltimore 30, Md. Taylor, Leroy C., 2814 Windsor Avenue, Batlimore 16, Md. Thomas, Delores B., 2310 Southern Avenue, Baltimore 14, Md. Thomas, Shirley J., 1647 N. Poyson Street, Baltimore 17, Md. Tilghmon, McFadden S., 2233 E. Biddle Street, Bclfimore 13, Md. Turpin, Edward D., 707 Newington Avenue, Baltimore 17. Md- Utley, Robert A., 630 N. Denison Street, Baltimore 29, Md. Vaughn, David L., 1236 N. Eden Sr., Baltimore 13, Md. Waller, Clifton V., 1813 N1 Caroline Street, Baltimore 13, Md. Warren, Reginald C., 2908 Southland Aveue, Baltimore 25, Md. Washington, Herbert M., 1830 Bay Street, Washington, D C Watkins, Jacqueline A., 2315 Harlem Avenue, Baltimore 16, Md. Weav'ea, Laompkins, J15, 1937 E. Lafayette Avenue, Balfimore West, Levin B., 2700 Rosedale Street, Baltimore 16, Md. West, Mary F., 3600 Mondawmin Avenue, Baltimore 16, Md. Westfield. Elliott M, 2308 Masher Street, Baltimore 16, Md. White, Mary A., 2607 Hilton Street, Baltimore 16, Md. White, William H., 814 Chauncey Avenue, Boleore 17. Md- Whife. Wilma 3., 1319 W. Lafayette Avenue, Baltimore 17, Md. Whitt, Nonie C., 1218 N. Gay Street, Baltimore 13, Md. Wilkins, Ruby L., 1303 N, Lakewood Avenue, Baltimore 13, Md. Williams, Ethel S., 2937 Gwynn Falls Parkway, Baltimore 16, Md. Williams, James, 1526 Mt. Royal Avenue, Baltimore 17, Md- Wilson, Charles H., Sr., 31 10 Piedmont Ave., Baltimore 16. Md- Wilson, Elsie M., 1138 Druid Hill Avenue, Baltimore, Md. Winder, Samuel L., Jr., 1502 W. Masher St, Baltimore 17, Md- Wingate, Bertran A., 619 N. Fulton Avenue, Baltimore 17, Md. Woolridge, Thomasino F., 1901 Gwynns Falls Parkway, Baltimore 16, Md. Wright, Peggy J., 817 N. Arlington Avenue, Baltimore 17, Md. Wyatt, Phyllis M., 1 109 Bollamine Blvd., Norfolk, Va. Yorke, Sandra M., 2414 Harlem Avevnue, Baltimore 16, Md- Yorkmon, Carrie L., 3707 Nortonia Road, Baltimore 16. Md1 Young, Leonard J., 1 102 N. Calhoun St, Baltimore 17, Md. Young, Odessa L., 1724 N. Smcllwood Street, Baltimore 16, Md. PATRONS Mr. Marcus Allen Captain James T. Bradley SFC Raymond Allen Campbell Mr. Harold B. Chinn Mrs. Charles S. Collier Communin Baptist Church Dr. Frank A. DeCosIo Dr. Frederick H. Dedmond Mr. Robert L. Derbyshire Mr. William R. Dorsey Attorney J. Arnet'r Frisby Dr. Thomas P. Fraser A Friend Folkemer Photo Service Mr. Leroy E. Giles Dr. Regina M. Goff Mr. William H. Haithcock Miss Annabel L. Hawkins Attorney U. Theodore Hayes Mr. J. J. Hurt Rev. and Mrs. Theodore C. Jackson SFC Gilbert R. James Lt. Col. Edward C. Johnson Dr. Clifton R. Jones Dr. Iva G. Jones Mrs. Bertha W. Key lafayetfe Market Association of Pennsylvania Avenue Dr. Maurice A. Lee Dr. Ulysses G. Lee Mr. David Lindsay Miss Beatrice A. Mayo Mrs. Gwendolyn Mickle Mr. Barnett J. Moore Dr. Earl R. Moses Dr. and Mrs. Richard I. McKinney Dean and Mrs. James E. Nix Dr. Thermcm B. O'Daniel Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Parham Mr. Wilk S. Peters Mr. Sianley D. Petrulis Dr. and Mrs. Dwynal B. Pettengill Miss Constance E. Pindle Dr. Nathaniel K. Proctor Mr. Melville W. Pugh, Jr. Mr. John F. Richardson III Sgt. Richard E. Robinson Dr. Rufhe T. Sheffey Dean Eugene Stanley Dr. and Mrs. R. Hayes Strider SFC Donald Townes Mrs. Jean F. Turpin Dr. Wafers E. Turpin Miss R. Ora Williams Dr. and Mrs. Roger K. Williams Mr. Edwin Wilson Mr. Henry F. Winslow I41 VWW'V r' -' V 1 m a It, With Every Good Wish For Success and Happiness to the MORGAN CLASS OF 61 J. HAROLD GRADY MAYOR THE CLUB CASINO 1517 N. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE GOOD FOOD A SPECIALTY MUSIC AND DRINKS Reservations for Groups are available Congratulations to the GRADUATING CLASS OF 1961 Compliments of Pariser's Bread MEDICAL CENTER FILMS SODAS DRUGS CANDY COSMETICS LUNCHES BIOLOGICALS SCHOOL SUPPLIES PRESCRIPTIONS I42 Cold Submarines Del icious Hot Drinks Charles E. Thompson, Manager of the Morgan State College Canteen 143 Greek Needs Hot and Cold Drinks Laundry Supplies Toiletries Congratulations to the GRADUATING CLASS OF 1961 from the APOSTOLIC FAITH CHURCH 25 S. CAROLINE STREET BALTIMORE, MARYLAND Sunday Morning Service Sunday Evening Service 11:00 am. and Broadcast 8:00 pm. BISHOP WINFIELD A. SHOWELL Pastor FAIR Fair Morgan, we love thee, so tried and so true; Our hearts at thy name thrill with pride; We owe thee allegiance; we pledge thee our faith, A faith that shall ever abide. MORGAN Fair Morgan, as onward the years quickly fly, And thous livest in memory sweet, We bring thee our lourels whatever they be And lay them with joy at thy feet Chorus We pledge thee our love; we pledge thee our faith, Whatever the future may bring, And thus our devotion, fidelity, too, And homage we pay as we sing. 144