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Registrar Wilton Itchiud ihr ilesk IN DEDICATION The (.Ijivt o( 1962 dedioilct it limiting effort» ami •Illigent labor o| publishing the P«n n mt'AN in Mr. F.dward N. Wilton. Registrar of Morgan State (iollege. We chose Mr. Wilvon to receive ihit honor Ixvautc to u he ha exemplified. through hi forty mc year of honorabit and reputable cr i eat Morgan, one who ha • lone outstanding work in intere t of the Morgan Com- muniiy. Mr. Wilton i the latt one of Mot gait's Mall member who hat wit netted it growth from one building on F.dmondton and Fulton Avenue to i(t preterit ti c of more than twenty-five building at it Milieu Road and Coldtpring Lane (mation. Mr. Wilton al o witnessed the growth ol the college Iront a si mient up{x»t ted school to a Mate trhoul and expressed hi joy ol tin achieve- ment by saying. “I had been working on that lot year and it wa a thrill lor me when the legislature pasted the bill.' He became the Registrar ol Morgan State College in 1921 and ha worked in that capacity time that time. However, he will retire at the dote ol thi school terns leaving behind him foriy-onc srar ol accurate and efficient work. Rcgittrar Wilvon on the job Along with his outuandtng accomplishment a Reg- iurar, Mr. Wilton lu been inttrnmental in imiigating and piomoting othet lunctiom in ervicc to the Collcgr. In 1922. Registrar Wilton wa successful in obtaining the provision lor uminrr session and extension c latte at Nlorgan especially o that two and three-vear Normal School graduate could earn their Bachelor' degree . From I957-19.W, he served av Secretary ol the Statr Commotion on Scholatthip lor Negroe . a job which made him responsible lor obtaining and issuing schol- arship lor student who wished ro attend the University of Mary land, but were forced to attend other school To continue enumerating Registrar Wilton' out- standing contribution to Morgan State College it im possible in the diott passage dedicated to him; therefore, we will name only a lew ol the organi aiion to which lie belong and wldch imply hit service to the Morgan Community and its surrounding area . He i a member of the American Association of Col- legiate Registrar and Admissions Officer , the Executive Committee of Morgan State College Alumnus Associa- tion. Alpha Kappa Mu. Sigma IN Phi and Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. Registrar Edward N. Wil cm lease behind him such an outstanding and reputable record dial the Morgan Communiit will sutler a great lou upon hi rcturmcni in July of 1962. For Registrar Wilson, the retirement will not sever his tic with Morgan State College for he plans to write u bonk on the growth of the college. For Ids interest in the college, for his fortv-one year o| service and outstanding contributions to rite college, the Class of 1062 with humility and sincere gratitude dedicate it Promi moan to Mr. Fdward N. Wilson. Registrar, Morgan Stale College. 4
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F ore word SPECIAL COLLECTION DEPT DAVIS ROOM The publication of this PftOMtTHKAN is the culminating activity of the Class of 1962. It re- veals the Morgan campus and community which has been the setting for four fruitful yean of the class' progress toward substantial academic achievement and social growth. For the Class of 1962. the yearbook has the in- tense meaning of reflecting incidents that began in 1958 and which can be expressed in Caesar's terms, 'Vini. Vidi. Vici; I came. I saw. I con quered. From our respective high schools wc came to prepare for professional careers: medical, social, teaching, engineering, dentistry, business or economics. This preparation began when wc. the upper classmen's Bunnies''and “Dogs marched around Hughes Stadium in the annual Promethean Pro cession with lighted candles whose continuous light symbolized four years of fruition. It seemed that the light of each candle gave the perspective for tlu succeeding years, and against the pcrspcc live appeared all the achievements of the members of the Class of 1962 collectively ami individually which added to intellectual and social growth. Some of us joined clubs and organizations anti Ixxanic officers. A few of us warranted member- ship in the freshman honor society. Promethean Kappa Ton. and the national honor society. Alpha Kappa Mu. Above all. most of us met the require- ments of cadi class anti passed from the Freshman (.lass to our present stage of the Senior Class. Through our simultaneous academic and . social growth, wc have made the conquest, the attainment of knowledge in our chosen fields, which will lead us into the professional career we desire. 5
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