Morgan State University - Promethean Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1963 volume:

N 50S8 0Q3?t St33X PROMETHEAN 1963 The mace is a symbol of authority. It was introduced in the Twelfth Century in France by Phillip II, and in England by Richard I as an emblem of authority of state officials, ser- geants-at-arms, royal bodyguards and ecclesi- astical dignitaries. This emblem has been adopted by colleges and universities and is usually borne by the Faculty Marshall in aca- demic processions. The Morgan State College mace is made of wood from one of the oldest buildings on cam- pus, a polished stone from the campus quarry, three silver strips each engraved with an epoch of Morgan’s history, and is decorated with silver clasps and semiprecious stones. It was a gift to the College from the General Alumni Association (June 4, 1956). The mace was designed and executed by Dr. Charles Stallings of the Morgan State Col- lege Art Department. Credits JAMES 0. DASHIEM.. JH. Editor in Chief GERALDINE SANDS Associate Editor CARTER BRYANT Art Editor RUSSELL COSTLEY Feature Editor BENJAMIN FOBBS Sports Editor JOAN TULL Business Manager SARAH CLARK Literary Editor MISS ANNABEL L. HAWKINS Adviser FOREWORD As one travels along life’s various pathways, he must not always be content to crouch in the crowd, mingle with the masses, or lope with the leaders. There come times in everyone’s life when it becomes necessary to delve into one’s resources and bring forth his initiative —take things into his hands and get the job done. The 1963 PROMETHEAN Staff has set forth in this Morgan State Col- lege Annual the jobs which each of us as a Senior has completed. We hope to inspire the underclassmen by showing them that the many jobs which must and may be done in the Morgan State College community can be success- fully accomplished. Life at Morgan could not be justifiably represented without mentioning a few of the many lines through which the Morgan student must pass to register, pay fees, eat, buy books, attend sports, dances, and assemblies. Thus, it is that we, the 1963 PROMETHEAN Stall, have sought to represent justifiably life at Morgan as we have seen it. digested it, and reflected on it since 1959. We proudly present LINES THAT LINK ’59 . . . ’63. 3 The Main Stream of our campus life flows from the quarry to the Christian Center. Pholo by Fabian Bachrach his most diligent student. In addition to this enthusiastic teaching, Mr. Meier has made substantial contributions to reputable scholarly journals, and his book Negro Thought in the Age of Hooker T. Washing- ton will roll off the University of Michigan Press next fall. The Mill and Wang Publish- ing Company has commissioned Mr. Meier to write a short history of the American Negro. This is August Meier, the scholar! The Class of 1963 is proud to pay tribute to one of Morgan’s true scholars and men of ac- tion. To August Meier we dedicate the 1963 PROMETHEAN for his having been and con- tinuing to be effective in leading the line to- ward the “good life.” DEDICATION In his popular essay. The Ameri- can Scholar Ralph Waldo Emerson indicated that the true American scholar was a man of action. Mr. August Meier is such a man. Mr. Meier has won the respect and esteem of not only the Morgan State College student body, but also that of many others in the Balti- more community who regard the struggle for human rights and dignity as the crucial challenge of our times. This Oberlin-Columbia trained associate professor of history has given himself fully to worth- while causes as the Civic Interest Group, the Americans for Democra- tic Action (as a former president of the Baltimore Chapter), and the National Association for the Ad- vancement of Colored People (as a former secretary of the Newark, New Jersey Chapter). Mr. Meier has sat. ridden, walked, written, and spoken for the eause of freedom. Morganites can never forget how excellently he acquitted himself in the debate with the highly verbal Black Muslim Leader. Malcolm X. This is Au- gust Meier, the man of action! As a scholar and classroom teacher, Mr. Meier loses none of his students’ respect. His conduct in his classes, enlivened by a refresh- ing sense of humor, a stiff diet of colatteral readings, and a few agreeable idiosyncrasies, leaves his students with paradoxical feelings of annoyance but appreciation, inadequacy but inspiration, frustration but enrichment. The “buggy” professor never relents in working his students hard. The consolation comes in knowing that he works ten times harder than 6 May the love of those u ho knew him keep his memory forever preen! IN MEMORIAM Dr. Edward Maceo Coleman was professor of history and former chairman of the Depart- ment at Morgan State College. He headed the College Department of History and Political Science from 1940 until 1953, was acting head of the department during the school term 1958- 1959 and acting Dean of Men at the College during the term 1942-1943. A native of Memphis, Tennessee, the late Dr. Coleman attended elementary school there and the public schools of Florence, Alabama. His degrees in higher education were earned at Taladega College, Alabama (A.B., 1923). Iowa State University (A.M., 1927) and the University of Southern California (Ph.D.. 1940). Dr. Coleman was also an authority on Loui- siana history and Creole culture in old New Orleans. Among his works was his editorship of the centennial edition of Creole Voices (1945): Poems in French by three Men of Color, first published in 1845. The foreword for Creole Voices was written by Dr. H. Carrington, hu- mer head of the Department of Romance Lan- guages at the Johns Hopkins University. This noted historian was also a member of Phi Alpha Theta, National History Honor So- ciety: Pi Sigma Alpha, National Political Sci- ence Honor Society: the National Social Sci- ence Research Council: The American Histori- cal Association: The American Academy of Political and Social Science. The Class of 1963 is proud to pay tribute to Dr. Edward Maceo Coleman—scholar, educator, and historian. 7 BOARD OF TRUSTEES First row: President Martin D. Jenkins. Judge Joxiali F. Henry. Jr.. Dr. Carl Murphy, Dr. L. Manuel Hendler (deceased). Second rou: l)r. Ken- neth (). Walker. Mr. Richard W. Emory. Mr. Henry K. Nile� . Dr. Eugene Byrd. Dr. Edward N. Wilson, Dr. D. O. W. Holmes. TO THE CLASS OF 1963: Do you remember your first day here as a freshman when the President asked each of you to shake hands with the person sitting next to you —and you wondered why until he told you that handshake symbolized the fact that only about half of the entering class would persist until graduation and thus merit congratulations? That was the beginning of the “Lines That Link, 1959-1963.” Now you have successfully come to the end of your undergraduate careers. And so. Congratulations! As you look back over your college years you have many pleasant memories —these you will increasingly cherish in the years ahead. As I look back with you, I think of the extent to which Morgan State College has made an effective contribution to your development. We have at- tempted to help you attain the Goals for the Morgan Student, to prepare you for constructive occupational participation, to encourage you to go the Second Mile in your endeavors, to help you discover your creative talents. Beyond these we have tried to give you a feeling of con- fidence in yourselves and to lift your levels of aspiration. The success of our efforts will be re- vealed only by the Lines That Link after 1963. In the years ahead your achievements will be our achievements, your failures our failures, your successes our successes. To each of you I extend best wishes and, again. Congratulations. PROGRESS The Carter-Grant-Wilson Administration Building is named in honor of the late Mr. James Carter, former Assistant to the Presi- dent, the late Dean George Grant, former Academic Dean, Mr. Edward Wilson, former Registrar. This building will he located on the North campus between Truth Hall and Tubman House. The ground breaking ceremony was held on March 12, 1963. The Carter- Grant-Wilson Administration Building is exemplary of one of the many lines of expansion dotting the Morgan State College Campus. 10 Dr. Albert N. Whiting Dean Eugene Stanley Assistant Dean Dr. Ruth Brett Coordinator of Student Personnel Services Joseph K. Rocha. Jr. Assistant to the President William W. Proctor Registrar Gilbert F. Strieker Comptroller J- Percy Bond Director of Admissions and Placement 13 Mrs. Grace L. Burke Personnel Manager Miss Beulah M. Davis Librarian Dr. Otis D. Free Director of Research and Evaluation Dr. Thelma P. Band� � Dean of Women Dean Janies K. Nix Dean of Men Henry F. Winslow Director of the Evening School 5 Alumni Executive Council .«• lo rifchl: Charles Pollan). Melvin Roy. Lota Howard, Robert Dougin � . Kdward Wilson, Bruce Edemy, President; Rowena Lewi . Secretary: Nathaniel Proctor. Susie Clark, Edward Yearwood, Sallie Ponzo. Alumni Secretary. The Alumni Office, established on September 1, 1957, has made a great deal of progress over the years in building for the future of Morgan to the mutual advantage of us all. The constant interest and assistance of the Administration, Faculty and Staff have added new strength to the college and the Alumni program. The objectives are to help us to continue to be good ambassadors for the col- lege through our financial contributions, through recruiting of qualified students and the spreading of goodwill for the institution. One of the main purposes of the office is to build up mutual pride in our Faculty, pride in our Students, and pride in our Alumni Association. 16 Who’s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities Left to right. Silting: R. I.rwt� . R. Smith, K. I)i � n. B. Quinton, B. Ilarketl. I). Fi«hcr. l t to right. Standing: R. Norton. J. Da-hiell. J. Johnson.C Smother� . J. Hanson. C. May. B. Jackxon. Allison. K. Ruffin. I . Bl.uk. J. NfcLrod. “Not merely to exist but to amount to something in life Departmental Honor Scholars l l to right: G. Dennakrr, B. Quinton. R. Hopkinv J. Tull, B. Marshall. 17 A LINE FROM THE EDITORS Fellow Year boo kies” It has been rough and w have tried to be ready; it has been fun and we have felt frivolous. Let us not stop now; we have the rest of our lives to live. If we are to continue to reap the reward of satisfaction from work done effectively through initiative and cooperation, let us never cease to live and be forever discontent merely to exist. Geraldine E. Sands Associate Editor 18 l PROMETHEAN STAFF We who dare . . . “fo write a living line must sweat — Ben Jonson MISS MORGAN 20 JULIA M. HANSON June 3, 1963, will be a momentous clay in the lives of graduating seniors, their families, and well-wishers. However, at this juncture, the senior should stop, reflect, and cogitate on how to give meaning to his life in this age of turbulence and anxiety. The following imperatives will facilitate one’s achieving at a high level in this world of un- certainty. To begin with, one must not be guilty of settling for low success, as opposed to risk- ing high failure. Secondly, one must cultivate a high regard for moral values as a basis for per- sonal and social behavior. Thirdly, one must not slip into a state of non-questioning and com- placent acceptance of issues in the political, economic, and social realms. The fourth impera- tive is that one must view education as an unending process and must always place a high pre- mium on the development of the mind. Finally, it would be utopian to think that any institution of higher education could produce at the end of four years perfectly enlightened students. However, our graduates should be aroused and curious enough to ask intelligent questions and to continue throughout their lives to reject a comfortable and smothering status quo. Moses Reginald Lewis Student Government President Student Senate . ■ Iu right, Sitting: K. Junes. C. Hitchcock, H. Ilackett, K. Jude, F. Sykc . V. Carroll, K. Brownlee. C. Allison, J. Burkett. I). Fisher, (i. Jones, J. Randall. A. Parsons, C. Jones. Staniling: Weston. J. Wiley. I.. Butler. H. Smith. B. Marshall. J. l-ottier. (). Gilmer. Student Couti Left lo right.Silling: W. Kazparian. F. K. Adams. H. Neely, Chief Justice: C. Davis. V. Anderson. J. Bonuke. 1.. Dougherty, Clerk. Left to right. Sitting: M. Knowles, II. Neely, B. Wilkes. R. Lewis, C. Allison. J Johnson. C. Smothers. Standing: J. McLeod. B. liackett, L. Black. Student Executive Council Student Loan Committee Left to right. Sitting: I). Tyler. (). Gilmer, II. friend. Chairman. Standing: A. Black. Left to rifcht. Sitting: H. Williams. I.. Chinncry, R. Norton. B. Jackson. J. Jones, R. Smith. J. Wiley. E. Carpenter. Standing: B. Lewi . E. Dixon. I'. Lawson, J. Hansen. I . Woolford. I). Covington, M. Knowles, G. Jones. K. KnlTin. G. Sand . B. Mar- shall. A. Pendaris. Standing: W . Jones. S. Williams. J. Crosse. Federation of Presidents Student Tutorial Society Left to right.Sitting: J. McLeod. C. Wilson, J. Wiley. M. Knowles. N. Brown, C. I)a� i . W. Jones. R. William . R. l-ewi . R. Norton, B. Hackett. C. At lison, Smothers. J. Johnson. CL Jones. B. Jackson. A. Robinson. Stand- ing: J. Ruflin. . Black. B. Wilkes. J. Dashiell. Dr. Frederick H. Dedmond Head. Modern Languages I)r. R. Hayes Slrider Head, Music Dr. Richard I. McKinney Head, Philosophy James K. Lewis Head. Art Mar •u� Allen Modern Languages Mr . Fannie C. Alaton English Mis Clara H. Anthony English Mr� . Alberta (I. Barrett English Harold B. Chinn English and Speerh Mr� . Carol B. Dijx Music Mi � DeLoi M. Flcmona English W illiam II. Hallbcock Music Mi � Annabel I.. Ilawkin English Mr . France B. Hill Music l)r. J. Wclfred Holme ■English Harry L Jone English Dr. Iva C. Jone English Mr . Aniela Ko in� ka Mortem Languages Dr. Maurice A. lee English Dr. Ulyaaea C. lee English Hichard A. laing English Dillingham McDaniel English Sandye McIntyre II Modern Languages Dr. Thcrman B. O'Daniel English 27 Standing, U t to right. N. Brown. J. Alston. B. Quinton. Walter M. Ryan English l)r. Ruthe T. Sheffey English Dr. Charles W. Stalling Art Dr. John A. Sweeney Music (del W. K. Taylor Philosophy Mr . Jean F. Turpin English Dr. Waters K. Turpin English Mr . Vendetta T. Warner English Mr . Beryl William English Miss Ora R. William Dr. Kdith von Zcmenszky Cerman Mr . Kleanor Q. Tignor English Y.W.C.A. 28 Clockuisc: I. Tyler. I). Tyler. L. Wallace. R. Bank . M. Iliek . President: J. Sim- mons. M. Barnes. J. Stewart. I.. Ward. M. Hicks. B. Williams. _ . , , . . ... r p .,irr:. S Patterson, R. I.awrence. D. Cruse, C. Bryant. J. Elii� , I). Gaither. B. Cox. J. B„ck rou. Uftng . . „ , ||a(Ti! . K. Cooper. I). Cook. K. Baylor. A. Brewington. J. Hite. K. Ware. • � —• «• -■K- • English Club First rou. Left to right: C. James. E. Pettigrew. President: N. Brown. Second rou: B. Bias. J. Wiley. Third roic: E. Salley. E. Dixon. B. Davis. Left to right. Sitting: C. Tyler. C. James. I). Eislier. Vice Presi- dent: J. Wiley. President: E. Pettigrew. Standing: V Brown. E Dixon. IV Smith. B. Davis. B. Bias. J. Randall, M. Dorsey. E. Salley. National Council Teachers of English The Morgan Stale College Choir and the Baltimore Symphony Orcheatra nn.h r tin- direction of Peter Herman Adler. (� t(in}£ into character. A line well delivered. Miss Ira Aldridge Play- ers. Brenda T. Powell Nu Phi Cast Alpha Psi Omega NU PHI CAST. ALPHA PSI OMKGA-First rou: T. Ewell. S. Brook� . J. Jeffers. Second rou: A. C. Lamb. Advisor: J. Dashiell, President: W. Turpin, Adviser. Ira Aldridge Players IRA ALDRIDGE PLAYERS — Left to right. Silting: T. Ewell, J. Dashiell, D. Davis. S. Brooks, J. Jeffers. President: H. Watson. Second rou: A. C. Lamb. Adviser: R. Fletcher.F.Gaiter, P. Kell . R. Kearney. M. Williams, C. Reaves. W. Turpin. Adviser. Morgan Christian Council Left to right. Sitting: A. Robinson. S. F.arly. M. Own . President: t;. Smith.!.. Merkens. Standing: Rev. H. Cornish. Dr. I . Baker. Rev. D. An- drew . Mr . H. Schuckle, Dr. R. McKinney. Father Thomas Baumgartner, Rev. R. Jollcnbeck. Wesley Club Clockwise: Sheila Early, Presi- dent; J. Stemley, M. Bernard. D. Andrew . B. Williams. I.. Matthews. A. Pendarvi . Baptist Club Newman Club Left to right. Sitting: R. Goode. A. Dent. P. Thompson. Vice President: G. Smith. President: W. Duncan. D. Farmer. Second row: S. Thompson. C. Woodland, M. Weedon. S. Sprogies. M. Busey. Y. Myers. I.. Thomas. Clockwise: B. Ilutton. P. Tahh. K. Evans, S. (Mark. R. Keith. I Jackson. A. Williams, A. Rohinson, I.. Ward at piano. 31 32 Dr. T. Vivian Winder Head, Home Economics Dr. George H. Spaulding Head. Chemistry Dr. Ulysses S. Stubbs Divisional Chairman Dr. Thomas P. Fraser Head, Science Education Dr. Clarence L. K. Monroe Head, Biology I)r. Julius Taylor Head. Physics Dr. Roger K. Williams Head, Psychology Dr. William F. Burgbardt Head. Health and Physical Education 1 Dr. Percy 1. Baker Biology Mr� . Margaret Barton Health anti Physical Education F.rnbra C. Bowie Health anti Physical Education Robert Boye Physics Stewart A. Bwik� Health and Physical Education Dr. Theresa K. Brown Home Economics Charles Cephas Biology Dr. Harold Delaney Chemistry Mi� s Jane E. Knty Home Economics Talmadge I.. Hill Health anti Physical Education Dr. Norvell . Hunter Biology . Edward P. Hurt Health and Physical Education Dr. John V. King Biology James F. Mark Health and Physical Education l.ew Kowarski Mathematics Mr . Norma D. Maiden Home Economics Dr. Theodore Maull Biology l.awrenre H. Oliver Psychology Joe I.. Padgett Science Education Marshall B. Payne Psychology 35 Dr. Effiet ee Payne Health and Physical Education Horarr C. Perrin Chemistry Vtilk S. Peter Education Dr. Nathaniel K. Proctor Biology Mr . Dorothy P. Stanley Health and Physical Educali,, ! John Tinner Mathematics Mr . I-orraine M. Wa hinjtton Physics Howard K. Wilmon Health and Physica! Educati,,ri 36 Left to right: B. Quinton. B. Jockton, J. AUton. R. Laurie. SCIENCE EDUCATION CLUB Left to right. Sitting: G. Green. M. Bordlcy. A. Cornish. K. Norton, Kd. Kidlcy, B. Fobbs. V. Holme . Standing: T. '«'«liliii|s. C. Burton. I)r. T. I . Fraser, Advisor: O. Page. C. Brandon, J. Padgett. PSI CHI Left to right. Silting: C. Poulson, K. Jeter. A. Harris. F. Gager, G. Johnson, M. Payne. Standing: J. Dashiell, B. Marshall. C. Green. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB . Ixft to right. Sitting: I. Wilson, J. Tull. S. Grom- well. Standing: P. Woolford, M. Vaughn, J. I.ottier. C. Threat!. J. Johnson. Chemistry Club Lrft to right. Silling: S. Sprigs. A. Drni, T • Vidr. S. Harper. I’. McCullough- Standing: I). Howard. C. Woodland. J. Wall� . Biology Club l.efi to right. First rou: F. Sykes. J. Crosse, B. Hullon. B. Jackson, B. Quinton, G. Smith, W. Hardy- Second rou: C. Tucker. (). Pullen. K. (.auric, J. Brewer. R. Washington. Third rou (). Mitchell. K- Carpenter. I.. Smith. R. Whitney. W. Duncan. tuft Physical Education Club l.rft to right. Sitting: T. Bond. M. Busey, A. Robinson. R. Grant. W. Flowers, W. Williams, C. May. President: II. Brown. C). I.ewis. Stand- ing: M. Brown. J. Turner. J. Brown. J. Bowie, C. Richardson, S. Thompson. 38 Physics Clui) l.eft to right. First ron: I). Greene. B. Lee. V. Campbell. K. Wil- liam . Second row: A. Pendarvi . J. Stephen� , I). Whitaker. S. William� . W. Garner. A. Granger, C. Reave . Psychological Society Left to right. Sitting: II. William , C. PouImiii, A. Karri� . ('. Green. President: C. Johnson. U Hilton. Standing: H. Jeter. B. Marshall. F. Gager. M. Payne. V . Mann . Z. Matilda . J. I)a hiell. Student National Education Association Left to right. Silting: M. Hordley. O. Gilmer. R. Norton. President: S. Cromwell, A. Brim. Standing: Green. T. Weedon. H. Lee. II. Park . G. I� ckerman, C. Bryant, M. Vaughn. C. Burton. Y. Holme . B. Fobb . 39 Dr. Armin A. Mruck Divisional Chairman Colonel James I). Fowler, Head Department of Military Science Dr. Benjamin A. Quarles. Head History and Political Science Dr. Karl K. Moses. Head Sociology 42 I)r. Nancy E. Arne Education Mr . Amy J. Atkinaon Economics and Business Arthur I. Boone Audio-Visual Aids Dr. Gladycc H. Bradley Education Dr. Donald G. Brando History Cleveland A. Chandler Economics and Busines Dr. Je� ie Colaon Economics and Business Dr. Irene E. Diggx Sociology Dr. Homer E. Favor Economics and Business Dr. G. Jamea Fleming History and Political Science Dr. Bohort L. Gill History Dr. Regina M. Goff Education Jame Haywood Harrixon Education Dr. Frederic A. Jack on Economics and Business Dr. Clifton R. June Sociology Richard Maxwell Sociology Dr. Roland C. McConnell History l.awrence II. Middleton History and Geography Dr. Samuel L- Myera Economics and Business Arthur H. Rcagin History 43 I)r. Broadus K. Sawyer Economics and Business Student Union Left to right, Sitting C. Anderson, W Brown. J. Crosse. 'I. Knowles. I). Smith, J. Alston. Standing: . Watts, B. Keith. A. Pendarvis. Y. Holme� . V. Campbell. I . Burrell, A. Martin, B. Davis. I.c t to right. Sitting: G. Brown, H. Neely. M. Knowles. Standing: C. Davis. President: B. Roberts, W. MeCants, R. Marshall. Vice President: R. Cooper. Gamma Theta Upsilon Overseas Student Union Left to right. Sitting: Z. Matthias, R. Boschulte. G. Miller. J. Crosse. VV. Ramsey, Z. Weston. J. Bonuke. I.. Young, I , DeWindl. Standing: B. Vunterpool. M. Bclmiire, W. Jackson. G. Rawling, II. Brown. Sociology Club t.rfl to right. First row: G. Gordon. C. Richardson. M. Johnson, V. Whitehurst. J. Bridge- ford. Second rou: A. Gardner. Z. W eston. A. Coverdale. J. Fierce. S. Thomas. Third row: I.. Bran. K. Gross. S. Clurk. B. Powell. G. Davis. G. Deane. I. Mundrll. Social Science Club l- ft to right. Sitting: B. Fobbs. P. Burrell. I.. McCrea. President: W. Klliolt. W . Jones. Standing: Neely, W. BiKine. W. McGants, J. Mitc hell. M. Knowles. G. Tucker. l.e t to right. Sitting: G. Tucker. S. Howell, K. Pollard, I). Tyler. I,. Black. Stand- ing: K. W ashington. W. Duncan. I.. Smith. R. W'hitley. I.. Ghinnery. E. Carpenter, H. Brewer. R. Davi� . Commerce Club Girls’ Service Sorority Left to rifcht. First rou: C. Nutter. A. Bond. C. Dotson, A. Barnes. Second row: S. Well . M. Granger. K. Bank . 0. Kldridgc. I.. Wallace. R. (Tooele, M. Tyre.'P. John- son. B. Maddox. Third row: G. Williams. J. Green, V. Marine. I). Farmer. Y. Holmes, I). Watson. C-. Daily. J. Williams. J. Fobb . E. Moore. C. McGhee. J. Rogers. Left to riftht. Kneeliiifi: II. Stan bur|i, I.. Bell. W. Kldridgc. T. Davis. First row. Seated: M. Bordlcy. A. Wall, G. Wheeler. . Julies. President: B. Fobbs. A. Wicks. C. tucker. Second rou: R. White. R. Lockwood, 1.. McCrea, B. Martin. J. Brewer, S. Wil- liams, G. Smith, W. Muse. N. Brailey, K. Swann, M. Owens. National Association for the Advancement of Colored People Uft to rinht: R. Gostley. A. Robinson. I.. Black. O. Gilmer. G. Allison. Senior Mentors Left to right: (i. Sand� . V Brown, R. I.auric, O. Gilmer. B. Quin- Ion. O. Bobbin� . Young Republicans Left to right. Seated: W. McCants. N. Brown. W. Jones. A. Pcndurvis. Standing: P. Tabb, VV. PI- lion. C.'. Tucker, I.. MeCrea. Men’s Dormitory Council Left to right. Seated: H. Friend. K. Baylor. M. Huekett. A. Donnell. Dormitory Directores� ; T. Kwell, V. Fenwick. N. Young. First row: C. Allison. T. Pinder. A. Thomas. J. Crosse, R. Binion, J. Nix, Dean of Men: H. Williams. J. Dasbiell. J. McGlolhern, T. Greene. A. Williams, Assistant Dean. Spokesman Staff .«• to right. Sitting: I . Jrnninp� . V. Boone. Editor: Williams. F. McDougald. Standing: K. Kearney, (.. Brown. B. Quinton. S. Jenkin� . J. Kinnrd, N. Brailry, A. Mills. V. Wood. V. Curtis. J. Mitchell, E. Brown. I Pan Hellenic Council Left to right. Sitting: J. McLeod, President: P. Smith. B. Hackett. Standing: H. Friend, B. Wilkes. J. Ilanson. J. McNeill. MISS ALPHA DELTA Left to right, Silting: I . Lawson. B. Jones. I . Roberts, M. Jackson. R. Turpin. A. Turks. C. I.yght. Kneeling: C. Rawlins, J. Morris, M. Dorsey, D. Duvall. E. Dixon, Basilcus: I.. Chinnery. S. (‘.lark, (). Robbins. K. Brownlee. Standing: S. Mallory, I.. Stubbleliebi. J. Johnson. I). Conner. J. Ilonen, , Weston, C. Jones, P. W.milord. I). Covington, J. Binder, S. Branson, B. Jackson. I’. Savoy, T. Watson, J. Morris, L. Creone. Margaret Dorsey Left to right. Silting: J. Fierce, S. Howell, A. Coverdale. N. Brown. I’. Smith. J. Tull. R. Keith. C. Mar k. B. Swann. Kneeling: ('.. Thomas. S. Julian. K. Ruflin. . Rcmhcii, M. Boone. T. Smith. L. Phillips. M. Artis. V. Campbell, I.. Jackson. Standing: I). Mason. I.. Y. Young. B. Davis. S. Patterson. B. Childs. J. Lottier, E. Peters, I.. Young, A. Quinton, V. Clayborne, K. Bee. C. Neverdon. 0. Gilmer. Miss Janice L. Chase , , w , - „ ( McDonald K Davi- Seated: H.JohnMtn. K. Limerick. E. Adkinn, Janice Cha� e. Sweetheart: John Huffin. Polcmarch fetost - • v • —• m s- Y°“ -j'j Cannon. J. Hunter. T. Bryant. I.. William . C. Mitchell. K. Jonc . O. Tclstar—Unity Through Communications. Men of Alpha Iota Kappa on the Moon—First Place Homecoming Buihling Decoration. l.rft to right. Silling: A. Thomas. S. Donni� . C. Allison. V. Fenwick. H. Friend. B. Harkctl. Standing: T. Bond, K. Lewis. K. Brown, W. Junes, M. Harris. T. Pinder. K. Davis. K. Williams. Ia- i lo right: J. McNeill. Y. Holmes, K. Murphy. Miss Omega Psi Phi Left to right, Kneeling; A. Krdmond, I). Brantley. ). Mitchell, E. Carpenter. Staled: J. Brooks. J. Turk. J. Watts, W. Coins. T. Arthur, J. Myle� , M. Moor- man. L. Anderson. Stand- ing: P. McCullough. II. Wright. K. Toney. T. Green. II. Frauer, W. Dun- ean,C. Smothers. II. Kemp. E. Byrd. I.. Butler. B. Johnson. E. Byers. I.. Gar- rett. Jacqueline Shears Military Science l ft to right, Sitting: S.F.C. Calvin Green. Captain Mahatha M. Oliver. Major James T. Bradley. Colonel Janie I). Fowler. Major PreMon A. Davi� . Captain Donald O. Murphy. Standing: S.F.C. Wil- bert D. Brou ard. S.F.C. William P. Jackson. S.F.C. Richard E. Robin� on. S.F.C. Broddu� Matti� on. Master S� ;«. Rollie J. Evan� . Pershing Rifles First rou left to right II Parker. Vice President: S l. Evan� . Advisor: C. Davi� . President: SKt. Robinson. Advisor: E. Gibson. Second ran 0. Anderson. D. Brantley. VI. Duncan. B. Fobba. H. Neely. G. Smothers. J. Burke. R. Fletcher. W. Elliott. R. Davi� . A1ISHVA ?ni Football Team 1962-63 Wrestling Team 1962-63 A Kelly earryiiiK the ball. Left to right: T. Mill. K. Jones. E. S. Banks. FRESHMAN MILE RKI.AY TEAM-1.. Moore. S. Henry. II. Hawthorne. I). Coleman. Cheerleaders A Swimming Meet I.. Sheppard, Co-Captain of Football Team Cheerleaders i Drum major and Head {wirier Taylor, Co-Captain of Football Team Women's Basketball Team W. Jackson, Sprinter sm 60 When Editor Jimmy Dashiell was experi- encing the frustrating task of selecting year- book staff personnel, he proudly admits that the selection of the art editor was the easiest task which confronted him. “Carter Bryant.” the editor jokingly allowed, “had all the quali- ties that would make him an effective member of our team, in spite of the fact that lie's an artist.” Those who know the Florida born and reared Bryant can well attest to the truth of Dashiell’s remarks. But the fear of successful contradiction is even more remote when we assert that Carter’s ability as an artist renders him more than qualified for the task the PRO- METHEAN visited upon him. Bryant’s interest and success in art did not just happen. Rather, his developing “genius” was noted by encouraging teachers early in grade school. By the time he was graduated from high school, he abandoned his plans for studies in architecture and recognized that his “calling” was in art. Morgan has been the laboratory for his self-expression during the past four years. Morgan has not done badly toward Carter Bryant. Dedicated and interested teachers have guided him to tin point that many view him as a youthful artist to be reckoned with. His works have been displayed in several local galleries as well as galleries in Washington, D.C. and Atlantic City, New Jersey. During his junior year. Bryant's female torso in stone was shown at Washington’s Cocoran Gallery. This work was purchased by the College, and it is now a part of Murphy Fine Arts Center’s permanent col- lection. Several certificates have been awarded Art Editor Bryant in recognition of his dis- tinguished achievement. Bryant likes to work in several media. He has done creditable pieces in sculpture, painting and charcoal. He is especially interested in graphic art in the areas of design, color and photography. It is this area that Carter Bryant intends to pursue upon his graduation from Mor- gan. The PROMETHEAN staff thanks Carter for a splendid job done in its behalf. We salute him on his achievement. An revoir is inappro- priate here, for the art editor of the 1963 PROMETHEAN is yet to be heard from! Our Advisers Set the Curve Miss Annabel L. Hawkins is to be commended for the faithful role she has performed in advising the ’63 Prome- thean Staff. Many were the times when the staff could not have successfully avoided pitfalls without the encouragement and support of Miss Hawkins. While reflecting the fun and frustration involved in creating this yearbook, the '63 Prome- thean Staff must admit that Miss Annabel L. Hawkins has been a true leader of our line. Mr. Walter Fisher, our class adviser, will always he hon- orably remembered for his great interest and time devoted to the class of ’63. With his assistance and genuine interest, we have reached the end of the undergraduate line, ever as- piring to strengthen this foundation with the joviality and initiative Mr. Fisher never seems to he without. 64 And Our Officers Led The Line. Carrolyn Alexander English Virginia A. Alexander Chemistry Calvin Allison Economics Joe L. Alston Mathematics Barbara J. Anderson I.an fin a fee Arts Charles W. Anderson Art Education (Gloria I . Austin History Loretta Bean Sociology Thomas K. Arthur Music Education Laurence Bell, Jr, Biology Barbara J. Bias English Charles E. Beatty History « L. Andrew Black Business Administration Alan J. Blackwell English Mary E. Boone French Melvin J. Bordley Science Education Donald I.. Bowie Chemistry Teresa Bowie Physical Education James W. Bridge ford Sociology Evelyn (1. Brown Music Education Ann M. Brim English Catherine I). Brown Home Economics Thomas Bryant Catherine Burley Frederick Caper Mathematics History Psychology Phyllis M. Callahan Sociology Krma Carvens Mathematics Kdpar A. Carpenter Hiology Robert J. Cooper Art Education Russell H. Costley History Robert I,. Cottman Science Education Montenia Crawley business Education Saundra E. Cromwell Home Economics Barbara C. Cruise Science Education Warren M. Cruise Philosophy Gloria J. Cross Art Education James G. Dashiell, Jr. Psychology Charles H. Davis Geography Stanford Dennis Art Bailey Y. Dodson Business A dm inistrat ion Una L. DeWindt Business Administration Ellen A. Dixon English Margaret E. Dorsey English Samuel Edmonds Physical Education William C. Kldridge Science Education Arlene L. Elliott Business Education Katherine Evans Health Education Gloria J. Fairfax Business Education Victor Fenwick Science Education Cynthia Ford History Naomi G. Franci� Sociology Hilton Friend B us i ness Admi n is! rat ion Ann S. Gardner Sociology l,eon Carrel I Chemistry Ophelia M. Gilmer French Barbara J. Givan English William F. Goins III Mathematics Barbara G. Goldsmith Sociology Ellu J. Grady Business Education Gwendolyn E. Green Biology Mclvena Green Sociology Richard L. Gross Sociology Elsie P. Hall Home Economics Julia M. Hansen Spanish Gloria L. Minmon Business Education Mary M. I!innant Home Economics John M. Hile Art Education Geraldine Hooper Sara E. Howell Business Education Business Administration Bettye J. Hutton Biology Crystal B. James English Ronald T. Jeter Psychology Irene E. Jeffers Physical Education Dorothy L. Jeffries French Carole A. Johnson Psychology Henry Johnson, Jr. Political Science Joyce P. Jones Biology Henry Jones Biology Phyllis S. Jones Chemistry Robert R. Jones, Jr. Sociology Louis Jones Geography Warren R. Jones History Mulachi Knowles Geography George Kouroupis Biology Rosalie A. Laurie Biology Joseph E. Lee Physical Education Robert Limerick, Jr. Bus i ness A dm i n ist ration 1 Robert Loyal Science Education Reuben C. McCoy, Jr. Chemistry Rineabrim McCullough Chemistry Gregory E. Miller i usi ness Education Thelma S. Miller Business Education Annie P. Mills Sociology Howard Moss Spanish Ireland E. Mundell Sociology Henry M. Neely Political Science 84 William E. Owens Biology Benjamin F. Page History Oran C. Page Science Education Nelson Parker Sociology Hazel Parks Science Education Sylvia Patterson Art Education Carol J. Poulaon Psychology Brenda T. Powell Sociology Edgar Powell Science Education Doris Price Music Education Philip Pringle Biology Joan Queen History Joan Redmond Physical Education Donald Reed Physical Education I .avania L. Rice Herman D. Richard� , Jr. Language Arts Health Education Wyndham A. Reed Biology Carolyn I). Richardson History 4 Carol J. Poulson Psychology Brenda T. Powell Sociology Edgar Powell Science Education Doris Price Music Education Philip Pringle Biology Joan Queen History- Barbara A. Quinton Biology Grace W. Kawlins English Barbara I. Kay Health and Physical Education Joan Redmond Physical Education l ivania L. Rice Language Arts Donald Reed Physical Education Wyndham A. Reed Biology Herman I). Richard . Jr. Health Education Carolyn D. Richardson History Belle (). Roberts History Lyle G. Roberts, Jr. Political Science Audrey T. Robinson Health Education James K. Robinson Biology Chemistry Doris R. Roscborough Business Education Nike Roiba Edna Salley English Geraldine E. Sands Frank A. Sartor, Jr. Sociology Mathematics Earle W. Saunders, Jr. History Thomas H. Scott Physical Education Eugenia E. Sills Home Economics L . Tal mad ne E. Small Sociology Bernice P. Smith History Charles T. Smith Science Education Leonard Smith Business Education Robert A. Smith Mathematics Robert S. Smith Mathematics Aris Stanton Art Education Calvin H. Statham Winifred T. Stevens Music Education Physical Education Charles V. Stewart Physics June E. Stewart Business Education Percell W. Tabb Physical Education Colleen S. Thomas Chemistry Sarvilla L. Thomas Sociology Barbara E. Thompson Business Education Catherine W. Thompson Business Education Shirley H. Thompson Physical Education Cephas D. Thornton Business Administration (lari M. Tucker Science Education Joan E. Tull Home Economics John W. Turner Physical Education Arthur L. Wall, Jr. Sociology Vivian A. Wallace Business Administration Allen M. Ward Mathematics Reginald M. Washington Business Education Sandra L. Waters Biology James A. Watts Chemistry Thompkins Weaver, Jr. Chemistry Gilbert F. Webb, Jr. Business Administration Thelma Weedon Science Education 94 Zclma A. Weston Sociology Cecil G. Wheeler Biology Brenda V. White Sociology Kohcrt L. White Psychology Robert W. White Political Science Robert A. Whitley Biology L Quinton B. ilkcs Psychology Alex E. Williams PoliticaI Science Charles I.. Williams Business Administration Lougene 0. Williams Biology JoAnn M. Winchester History Ismay A. Wilson Home Economics Robert J. Winters Music Education Boggy A. Wilson Sociology Joseph P. Wise Psychology 96 0 Sylvia B. Wood Biology Floyd Wyche Business Administration Joyce A. Johnson Home Economics Mary II. Woody Geography Peggy L. Woolford Home Economics Ernest J. Yancy, Jr. Business Administration Stephen K. Young History C. Duane Jones Sociology 97 DIRECTORY Alexander. Carolyn H.. 1509 i . Eden St.. Baltimore. Md. —English Club: N.C.T.E. Alexander. Virginia A.. 3107 Leighton Ave.. Baltimore. Md. —Chemistry Club: Promethean Kappa Tau: Pyramid Club. Allison. Calvin II.. 139 V Center Ave.. Rockville. Center. N.Y.—Promethean Kappa Tau, Vice-President: Dormi- tory President: Overseas Student Union, President: Al- pha Phi Alpha Fraternity. President: Student Govern- ment. Vice-President; Student Senate: Institute for Po- litical Science, Graduate: Keligion-in-Life Week Commit- tee: Canterbury Club; Social Science Club; Young Dem- ocrats: Student Union Committee. Alston. Joe Louis. P.O. Box 153, Littleton. .C.—Prome- thean Kappa Tau: Alpha Kappa Mu: Beta Kappa Chi. Treasurer; K.O.T.C. Officers' Club; Math Club: Student Union Committee. Anderson. Barbara J.. 2738 E. Preston St.. Baltimore, Md. —Promktiiean. English Club: N.C.T.E. Anderson. Charles William. 861 Bethune Road. Baltimore, Md.—Art Club, Staff; Student Union Executive Commit- tee: Spokesman Staff. Artist. Writer: Pershing Rifles. Sgt.: Baptist Club: Intramural Basketball; Promethean. Artist. Anderson. Phyllis Taylor. 223 Cherry Lane. Glen Burnic, Md.—Marketing Club. Armstead, Edith E.. 317 N. Calhoun St.. Baltimore 23. Md. —Promethean Kappa Tau: Biology Club: Newman Club: Y.W.C.A. Arrington. Walter O.. Jr.. 21 W. Harvey St., Philadelphia 44, Pa.—Track Team; Marketing Club, Treasurer: Com- merce Club: Spokesman Staff: Intramural Basketball: Intramural Football; Advanced R.O.T.C.; Wesley Club: French Club; Homecoming Committee; Scrollers Club. Arthur. Thomas E.. 1915 Vincent St.. Annapolis. Md.— Omega Psi Phi. Keeper of Records and Seal: Music Edu- cators National Conference. President: Marching and Concert Band. Assistant Conductor: Choir. Austin. Gloria Potts. Route 3. Denton. Md.—Wesley Club. Ballen. Kolton P.. 1807 9th Ave., Conway, S.C.—Wesley Club: Prc-Med Club: Biology Club: German Club; Com- mittee of One Hundred. Bean. Ix retta. 1536 Y Appleton St.. Baltimore 16. Md.—- Social Science Club; Sociology Club. Bell. Laurence Jr.. 1614 Gwynns Falls Parkway. Baltimore 16. Md.—Alpha Phi Omega, Vice-President; Biology Club: Prc-Med Club: Young Democrats; NAACP. Bias. Barbara Jane. 107 Louis Drive, Annapolis, Md.— Charm Club: English Club. Secretary; N.E.A.; French Club; N.C.T.E.: Promethean: Wesley Club. Biddle. Ruth Ann. 2527 Pennsylvania Ave.. Baltimore 17, Md.—Psychological Society: Social Science Club. Binion. Russell. 19 4.37 Manor. Detroit. Mich.—Football Team: Kappa Tau: Dormitory Council: Marketing Club; Commerce Club: Track: Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities: Senior Senator. Black. George W.. Route 1. Rock Hall. Md.—Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. Keeper of Exchequer; Wesley Club; French Club: Marketing Club; R.O.T.C. Officers’ Club: Com- merce Club: Religion-in-Life Week Committee of One Hundred. DIRECTORY Black. Andrew. West Road. Marlborough, Conn.; Sanford. Fla.—Promethean Kappa Tau: French Club; Commerce Club; Student Court Justice; Executive Assistant to Stu- dent Government President; Departmental Honor Scholar; Scroller's Club; Political Institute Scholar: Pre- Law Club: Christian Council: Student Newsletter, Edi- tor: Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities: NAACP; Trustee Scholarship Holder; Choir. Blackwell. Alan Johnson. 1539 The Strand. Baltimore 15. Md.—English Club: Gamma Theta L’psilon. Boone Mary Ellen. 355 Olive St.. Salem. Y J.—Delta Sigma Theta Sorority: Promethean Kappa Tau: Marching and and Concert Bands: French Club: Spanish Club: Wes- ley Club: Student Senate: Student YE.A. Bordley. Melvin Jerome. 1606 Thomas Ave.. Baltimore, Md.—Alpha Phi Omega. President: AACP. President: Senior Class. Vice-President; Science Education Club: Biology Club: Student Government Court. Associate Judge: Student National Education Association: Spokes- man, Circulation Manager; Young Democrats. Bowie Donald L., 161 W. South St., Frederick, Md.— Chemistry Club; ACS: Track Team: Promethean Kappa Tau. Bowie. Teresa A.. 6190 Allentown Road. S.E.. Washington. D.C.—W.A.A.: AAHPER; Basketball Team: Baseball Team; Hockey Team: Physical Education Club; Activi- ties Official; Intramural Association: Charm Club. Brandon, Calvin Cornelius. 111 Walnut Ave.. Baltimore 22. Md.—Science Club; Biology Club: NAACP; Sigma Phi Sigma Fraternity: Track Team; Physics Club. Branson. Sonja E., 2331 Windsor Ave.. Baltimore 16, Md. —Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; Canterbury Club: French Club. Brantley. David. 1407 Springwood Ave., Asbury Park. YJ. —Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Parliamentarian: National Society of Pershing Rifles. Second Lieutenant; Com- mander of Trick Drill Team: Captain. Intramural Track Team; Intramural Softball ami Basketball Teams: Presi- dential Honor Guard. 1962: Advanced Corp R.O.T.C.: Officers Club R.O.T.C.; Social Science Club. Bridgeford. James 3021 Windsor Ave., Baltimore. Md.— Pan-Hellenic Council: Sociology Club. Parliamentarian: Beta Sigma Tau Fraternity. Pledge Master. Brim. Ann Marie, 1925 Herber St.. Baltimore 17. Md.— English Club; N.C.T.E.. Reporter; S.N.E.A.; French Club: Promethean Kappa Tau. Brown. Catherine Delores. 1721 E. Lafayette Ave.. Balti- more. Md.—Home Economics Club. Vice-President: Ar- chronian Pledge Club. President; Social Science Club: Charm Club: National Education Association. Brown. Evelyn Carr. 1213 Summit Ave.. Portsmouth 1. Va. —Morgan College Choir and Octet: Women’s Basketball Team: Women’s Softball Team: M.E.N.C. Miss M.E. N.C.: S.N.E.A.: Etude Octet: Great Hymns Choir: Vocal Soloist. Brown. Gwendolyn, 3505 Dennlyn Road. Baltimore, Md.— Spokesman, Proof Reader: Comma Theta UpsUon. Brown, Marva H.. Route 2. Union Bridge. Md.—Social Sci- ence Club; Wesley Club. Brown. Maxine Gillespie. 72 Woodside Ave.. Fieeport, N.Y. —Health and Physical Education Club; A.A.H.P.E.R.: Modern Dance Club; Gymnastics Club: Baptist Club: M.A.II.P.E.R. Brown. Norma S.. 16015 Clifton Ave.. Baltimore 17. Md. —Delta Sigma Theta. President: Student Union, Chair- man: Alpha Kappa Mu; Promethean Kappa Tau. Secre- tary: Student Senate, Secretary; Harper House President, 1959; Senior Mentor; Outstanding Freshman 1959; Eng- lish Club; Charm Club; Spanish Club; National Council of Teachers of English; Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities: College Choir. 99 DIRECTORY Bryant. Carter I... 1923 Davi� St.. Jacksonville. Fla.— S.N.E.A.. Publicity Chairman: Religion-in-Life Week Committee. Publicity Chairman; Art Club: Intramural Sports: Puometiiew Staff. Art Editor; Photographv Club. Bryant. Thomas M.. 3107 K. Federal St.. Baltimore. M l. —Kappa Alpha P� i Fraternity: Advanced R.O.T.C.; Mathematic� Club: Distinguished Military Student: Offi- cers’ Club. Hurley. Catherine Delores. 17 Union St.. Westminster. Md. —Charm Club; Wesley Club: Dormitory Council. Hall Monitor: Social Science Club; French Club. Cagcr. Frederick F... 1636 Montgomery Road. Klkridgc 27. Md.—Ira Aldridge Players; Psychological Society: New- man Club: Promethean Kappa Tau. Callahan. Phyllis, 381 I Dolfield Ave.. Baltimore. Md.—So- ciology Club: Social Science Club: Education Club: Bap- tist Club: Zeta Pledge Club. Carpenter. Edgar Antonio. II. 505 E. Coldspring Lane. Bal- timore. Md.-—Biology Club; Chemistry Club; Newman Club: German Club: Morgan Choir: Religinn-in-Eife Week Committee: Promethean Kappa Tau: Advancer! R.O.T.C. Officers’ Club. Car veils. Erma Williamson. 2729 Mura Ave.. Baltimore. Md. —Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; Math Club: Prometh- ean Kappa Tau. Childs. Bettyc Ann. 3839 E. I 12 St.. Cleveland 28. Ohio.— Delta Sigma Theta: Baptist Club. Clanton. Barbara I... 2031 E. Hoffman St.. Baltimore 13, Md.—Archoniun Club: French Club: Commerce Club. (.lark. Betty A.. 1919 W. Lafayette Ave.. Baltimore 16, Md. —D.O.W. Holmes Debate Society : Spokesman: English Club: Future Teachers; S.N.E.A. (.lark. Beverly H.. 2301 Whittier Ave.. Baltimore 17. Md. —Social Science Club: Gamma Theta Upsilon; Charm Club: Sociology Club. Clark. Sarah Patricia. 5790 Race Road. Elkridgc 27. Md.— Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Sentinel: PrometiikaN Staff: Baptist Club: Sociology Club; Student Govern- ment. Assistant Secretary to the President: Charm Club. Collins. George E.. Jr.. 1515 N. Broadway. Baltimore. Md. —Physical Education Club. Cooke. Surah E.. Olivet. Md.—Music Education National Conference; Morgan Choir; College Octette. Cooper. Robert J.. 2312 Ashburton St.. Baltimore. Md.— Student Teacher Association: Gamma Theta Upsilon. Coslley. Russell Howard. 107 Long Branch Ave., Long Branch. N. J.—Promethean Staff: S.N.E.A.. Historian; Methodist Club: Social Science Club. Cottman. Robert Lee. Route 2. Box 131. Princess Anne. Md. —Advanced R.O.T.C.; Science Education Club; Commit- tee of One Hundred. Covcrdalc. Andrea L.. 126 E. ilortter St., Philadelphia. Pa. —Canterbury Club: Cheerleaders: Sociology Club: Delta Sigma Theta. Coward. Richard. I2. Willow Ave.. Long Branch. N. J.— Student Government Senator; Social Science Club; Omega Psi Phi Pledge Club; NAACP: R.O.T.C. Band, First Sergeant: intramural Track and Swimming. Assist- ant Coach: Intramural Baseball. Basketball. Football; Wrestling Team: Cheerleader; Religion-in-Life Week Committee; Nationai Education Association. Crawley. Montenia J.. 1701 Ellamont St., Baltimore 16, Md. —Y.W.C.A.; Small Business Institute. Secretary. 100 DIRECTORY Cromwell. Saundra Eudora. 551 Alliance Si.. Havre dc Grace. Md.—Home Economics Club: Wesley Club: Charm Club: Women's Dormitory Council. Hall Monitor: Reli- gion-in-Lifc Week Committee of One Hundre i; Student N.E.A. Cross. Gloria J.. (� 5 Columbia Rd.. Kllieott City. Md. Cruise. Barbara C.. 1910 W. Lanvale St.. Baltimore 10. Md. —S.N.K.A.: Science Teachers Club. Cruise. Warren Michael. 2915 Winchester St.. Baltimore 10. Md.—Phi Sigma Tau. President: Philosophy Club. President: Sigma Tau Sigma: Federation of Presidents. Dashiell. James Garfield. Jr.. 2117 W. I-afayette Ave.. Bal- timore 10. Md.—Ira Aldridge Players. President; Alpha Psi Omega. President: United Campus Christian Fellow- ship. Vice-President: Junior Class. President: Dormitory Council. Assistant Secretary: Psychological Society; Fed- eration of Presidents: Promethean Kappa Tau: Psi Chi: Promethean. Editor-in-Chief; Mho's Who Among; Stu- dents in American Colleges ami Universities: Woodrow Wilson Fellowship. Honorable Mention. Daugherty, Lillian E.. Il l Pine Ave.. Cumberland. Md.— Student Court. Clerk; Social Science Club: Spokesman. reporter: Student National Education Association: Wes- ley Club. Davis. Arric W.. 2209 Whittier Ave., Baltimore 17. Md.— Student Government: Book-of-the-Month Committee: English Club; National Council of Teachers of English; Alpha Phi Omega. Davis, Billie A.. 550 W. 157th St.. Apt. 37. New York 32. N. Y. — Promethean Staff: Spokesman; Dormitory Council: D.O.W. Holmes Debate Society: English Club: National Teachers Council of English Association: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority: Dramatics Club: Student Union Committee: Y.M.C.A. Davis. Charles H.. Jr.. R.F.D. 1. Union Bridge. Md.— Pershing Rifles. Commander: Gamma Theta Upsiion. President: Student Court. Associate Justice: R.O.T.C. Ad- vanced Corp. Captain: Intramural Baseball; Presidential Honor Guard: Federation of Presidents: R.O.T.C. Offi- cere Club. Davis. Edward C.. 2532 Bedford Ave.. Philadelphia Pa.— Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. Historian: Psychology Club. Dease. Gordan F... 1323 Kenwood Ave.. Baltimore. Md.— Pershing Rifles: Spanish Club: Sociolog) : National Ed- ucation Association. Dennis. Stanford W.. Route 3. Box 60. Berlin. Md.—Sphinx Club. Treasurer: Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. Record- ing Secretary. DeWindt. Una L.. P.O. Box I. St. Thomas. Virgin Islands. U.S.A.—Overseas Student Union. Assistant Secretary: Canterbury Club, Secretary. Dixon. Ellen A.. 1709 N. Hilton St.. Baltimore 16, Md. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Basileus; Pan-Hellenic Council. Treasurer: Promethean Kappa Tau: English Club: Jr. National Council of Teachers of English: French Club: Morgan Tutorial Society: Confederation of Presidents. Dodson. Bailey Y.. 3222 Auchentoroly Terrace. Baltimore, Md. — Marketing Club: Commerce Club; Basketball iJ.V.i 1952-53. Dorsey Everett C.. 2-103 Lakeview Ave.. Baltimore 17. Md. —Science Education Club. Dorsey. Helene H.. 2103 Lakeview Ave., Baltimore 17. Md. —Canterbury; Dance Group: Biology Club. Dorsey, Margaret E.. 1832 W. Franklin St.. Baltimore 23. Md.—English Club: Alpha Kappa Alpha: Student Sen- ate: Miss Alpha Delta 11962-631. 101 DIRECTORY Dorsey. Patricia A.. 1128 Mount wood Road, Baltimore. Md. —Biology Clui� : French Club; Psychology Society. Duncan. William H.. 558 Bainbridge St.. Brooklyn 33, N.Y. —Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. Keeper of Finance; Persh- ing Rifles; Newman Club. Vice President; Pan-Hellenic Council; Men’s Dormitory Council. Vice President; Com- merce Club; Marketing Club: Track Team; Football Team Manager; R.O.T.C. Officers’ Club. Captain. Farly. Harriett K.. 2635 Robb St.. Baltimore 18, Md.—Zela Phi Bela; Science education Club: Baptist Club. F.ldridge. William C., 1033 N. Milton Avc.. Baltimore 5. Md.—Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity. Assistant Treasurer: Science Kducation Club: Student National Kducation As- sociation; Maryland Science Teacher's Association; NAA- CP: Young Democrats. Klliott. Arlene L, 201 Pullman Avc.. Portsmouth, Va.—Mar- keting Club. Reporter; Commerce Club; Miss Beta Alpha l 1062-631; Baptist Club. F.vans. Katherine I). 08-02 25th Avc., E. Elmhurst. Long Island 60. N.Y.—Health and Physical Education Club; Baptist Club; National Education Association; Future Teachers of America: Psychology Club; German Club; Institute for Political Education Scholar. Fairfax, Gloria J.. 330 W. 13th St.. Norfolk. Va.—Baptist Club: Commerce Club; Marketing Club; National Kdu- cation Association; Charm Club; Social Science Club; Dormitory Social Committee. Fenwick. Victor J.. Jr.. Hollywood. Md.—Alpha Phi Al- pha Fraternity. Vice President: Men’s Dormitory Coun- cil. Parliamentarian; Newman Club; Science Education Club; R.O.T.C. Officers’ Club; Student Kducation Asso- ciation; Alumni Homecoming Committee; Advance R.O.T.C. Fierce. Jewel C., 1360 Carroll St., Brooklyn 13, N.Y.— Sociology Club; Spanish Club; Delta Sigma Theta So- rority. Flowers. Wilton T.. Jr.. Box 16-A. R.F.D. 6. Old Mill Road. Baltimore. Md.—Physical Kducation Club: National Kdu- cation Club: National Education Association; Depart- mental Assistant: Homecoming Committee; Gymnastics Club; NAACP: Intramural Basketball Team, Captain: AAPHER. Fobbs. Benjamin F.. 1 Van Buren St.. Lexington Park. Md. —Pershing Rifles. Executive Officer; Alpha Phi Omega: Intercollegiate Athletic Committee; Promethean Staff. Sports Editor. Ford. Cynthia R.. 2-307 Longwood St.. Baltimore Md.—So- cial Science Club: College Choir: Charm Club: French Club. Francis. Naomi G.. 1968 Morris Avc., Bronx 53, N.Y.—Ira Aldridge Players; Alpha Psi Omega. Business Manager: Dance Group; Sociology Club: Girls’ Varsity Field Hockey Club. Friend, Hilton Wesley. Route 1, Preston, Md.—Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Secretary: Student Loan Committee. Chairman: Student Dean; Pan Hellenic Council. Gardner. Ann S., 1300 Dewey Ave., Baltimore. Md.—So- ciology Club; Social Science Club; Choir; Promethean Staff: Committee of One Hundred: Departmental Assist ant. Garrett. Leon M., 16 Gorman Avc.. Baltimore 23. Md.— Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. Keeper of Peace: Chemistry Club: Intramural Basketball Team. Gilmer. Ophelia M.. 1620 Poplar St., Annapolis, Md.— French Club. Treasurer; Wesley Club: Spanish Club: Stu- dent National Education Association: Future Teachers of America; Student Senate: Pershirettes; Senior Men- tor: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Treasurer. 102 DIRECTORY Givnn. Barbara J.. 173?� East Eager St.. Baltimore 5. Md. -English Club: National Council of Teachers of English. Goins. William F.. III. 13-10 Kisscna Blvd.. Flushing 55. N.Y.—Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. Basilcus; German Club. Vice President: D.O.W. Holmes Debate Society; Student- Faculty Personnel Committee: Advanced Course R.O.T.C.. Cadet: K.O.T.C. Officers' Club; Pan-Hellenic Council: Intramural Swimming and Basketball Teams: Men's Dormitory Council. Goldsmith. Barbara G.. 2917 Brighton St.. Baltimore. Md. —Majorette. Gomez, Jose M.. 2900 8th Ave.. New York 39. N. Y.—Dorm- itory Government: Marketing Club: Newman Club: Stu- dent Loan Committee. Gonzales. Pablo J. 1309 S. Mole St.. Philadelphia. Pa. Gordon. Gloria N.. 1733 E. Eager St.. Baltimore, Md.— Sociology Club. Treasurer. Grady. Ella J.. 2033 Kennedy Ave.. Baltimore. Md. Green, Gwendolyn E.. 3506 South 18tb St.. Arlington I. Va. —Biology Club; Promethean Kappa Tau. Green. Melvena 3701 Piedmont Ave.. Baltimore 16. Md. —Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society. Vice President; So- ciology Club: Tutorial Society: German Club. Gross. Richard Lamont. Box 301a, Route 3. Annapolis. Md.—Student Union Committee: French Club: Sociolog) Club: Social Science Club: Dormitory Court, Associate Chief Justice. Hall. Elsie, 1645 Poplar Grove St.. Baltimore. Md.—Can- terbury Club. Treasurer: Home Economics Club; Social Science Club; National Education Association: Charm Club: Religion-in-Life Committee. Hansen. Julie M.. Christiansted. St. Croix. Virgin Islands —Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority: Pan Hellenic Council: Overseas Student Union; Spanish Club: Canterbury Club; Committee of One Hundred; Exchange Student Committee. Chairman; French Book Club: Spanish Club. Hardy. William A.. Jr.. 110 Lake St.. Salisbury. Md.—Bio- logy Club: Pre-Mcd Club: Band: Intramural Softball. Harris. Lelia. 1 H)6-9th St.. Lynchburg Va.—Charm Club; AAHPER; Health and Physical Education Club; Wesley Club: Committee of One Hundred. Hawkins. Glady L. 2616 Garrett Ave.. Baltimore. Md. Biology Club. Ilinmon. Gloria. 2015 Cliftwood Ave.. Baltimore 13. Md. —N.E.A.: Charm Club: Y.W.C.A.: Canterbury Club; F.T.A. Hinnant. Mary Magdalene, 930 N. Fulton Ave.. Baltimore 17. Md.—Home Economics Club. Secretary. Hite. John M.. 2710 Roslyu Ave.. Baltimore. Md.—Ad- vanced R.O.T.C.: Art Club: Choir. Hooper. Geraldine L. I Mrs.), 3120 Mondawmin Ave., Bal- timore. Md.—Y.W.C.A.: Commerce Club. Howell, Sara E., 1601 Y Bentalou St.. Baltimore. Md.— Delta Sigma Theta: Commerce Club: Student Union. Chairman of Finance; S.N.E.A.; Camera Club. Hutton. Bcttyc Jo'. 213 Forsyth Rd.. High Point. N.C.— Biology Club: Prc-Mcd Club: Pcrshirettes Drill Team. Baptist Club, Vice President: Charm Club: German Club. Jackson. Beverly E., 2111 Druid Hill Ave., Baltimore. Md. —Biology Club. President: Prc-Mcd Club. Secretary- Beta Kappa Chi Society: Morgan State College Tutorial Society: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority: Federation of Presidents: Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society; Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. Jackson. Joan Carol. 2524 E. Biddle St.. Baltimore. Md. James. Bertha H. (Mrs.), 518 Rador Ave.. Baltimore. Md. DIRECTORY James, Crystal. 107 Somerset Ave.. Princess Anne, Md.— English Club: N.C.T.E.: Promethean Staff: D.O.W. Holmes Debate Society; Spokesman Staff. Assistant to Editor: College Choir: Dramatics Club: Women’s Dorm- itory Council: Pyramid Club. Jeffers. Irene Elizabeth. P.0. Box 101, Millington, Md.— Wesley Club. Publicity Chairman: Basketball Team. Co- Captain; Health Physical Education Club: WRRAA; Gymnastics Club. Jefferies. Dorothy. 1 127 Ashland Ave.. Baltimore. Md.— French Club. President; Federation of Presidents, Secre- tary: S.N.E.A. Jeter. Ronald. 1650 Y Monroe St.. Baltimore, Md.—Psy- chological Society. President: Biology Club: Federation of Presidents: Sociology Club. John, Carole. R.F.D. I. Box 363. Bel Air. Md.—Psycho- logical Society; Vice-President: Wesley Club: Prome- thean. Typist. Johnson. Henry. Jr.. 110 E. 155th St.. Bronx. .Y.—Kappa Alpha Psi: Phi Sigma Tau; Phi Alpha Theta: Dcr Deutsche Kluh; Le Cerclc Francois: Pre-Ianv Club: Al- bert Schweitzer Club: Spokesman Staff, ’58-’59. Johnson. Joyce A.. 229 South 58th St.. Philadelphia 39, Pa.—Junior Senior Representative; YS.A. C; Book- of-thc-Month Committee; Federation of Presidents; Women’s Dormitory Council; Spokesman Staff: Students' National Education Association: Canterbury Club: Y.W.C.A.: Civic Interest Group: Home Economics Club; doling Republicans; Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities: Outstanding Sena- tor. 1961-62: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Johnson. Mary France , 302 Y Carey St.. Baltimore 23. Md.—Sociology Club. President: institute for Political Education. Johnson, Vernon Ernest, Jr.. 2129 Mosher St.. Baltimore 16. Md.—Promethean Kappa Tau: Football Team; R.O.T.C., Brigade Commander: Sophomore Class. Presi- dent: Kappa Alpha Psi. Jones. Carole Duane. 1 199 South 9th St.. Camden I. N.J.— Senior Class Senator: Promethean: Sociology Club: Civic Interest Group. Jones. Guild� D.. 1908 F.utaw Place. Baltimore. Md.—Al- pha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Tamiochus; Mathematics Club. President: Federation of Presidents: Student Sen- ate: Future Teachers of America. Jones. Joyce Philena, Box 205. Mt. Aircy. Md.—Biology Club; Wesley Club: Charm Club: I.e Cerclc Francais. Jones. Phyllis Stevenson. 2219 W. Lexington St.. Baltimore. Md. Jones. Rol ert R.. Jr.. 2102 Lakevicw Ave.. Baltimore, Md. Kappa Alpha Psi. Keeper of Records: Sociology Club: Student Government. Senator. Jones, Sandra M.. 3002 Windsor Ave., Baltimore 16, Md. —Gamma Theta Upsilon: Social Science Club: Baptist Club: N.E.A. Jones, Warren Richard. 1735 Harford Ave.. Baltimore, Md. —Alpha Phi Omega. President; Young Republicans, President: Student Court. Chief Justice: Alpha Phi Al- pha: Advanced R.O.T.C.. Cadet Captain: Westminster Fellowship: College Choir: Concert Band; Concessions Committee, Chairman: Federation of Presidents; Reli- gion-in-Life Committee. Karbassian. Akbar, Iran—Foreign Student Union; Iranian Students Club. Keith. Rosa L.. 2118 Sears St.. Philadelphia 16, Pa.— Delta Sigma Theta Sorority; N.E.A.: Students Union Committee: Buptist Club; Social Science Club; Dormi- tory Council. 104 DIRECTORY Keys . Linda. 1663 W. rlli Ave.. Baltimore 17. Md. Knowles. Malachi, 1456 Collin� Ave., Riviera Beach, Fla. —Gamma Theta Upsilon. Parliamentarian; Student Gov- ernment Executive Council: Tutorial Society; Student Union Programming Committee. Vice Chairman; Stu- dent Union Planning Board; Federation of Presidents: Golf Team, Co-captain; Prometiikan; Social Science Club. Laurie. Rosalie A.. 557-61 Revolution St.. Havre dc Grace. Md.—Beta ippa Chi, Secretary: Pre-Med Club, Assist- ant Sc? ret ary; Promethean Kappa Tan: Biology Club: Senior Mentor. Lee. Joseph F... Rt. I. Mox 12. Crownsville. Md.—Swim- ming Team. Lewis. Moses Reginald. 3521 Holmes Ave.. Baltimore 17. Md.—Student Government. President: Phi Alpha Theta. President: Pi Gamma Mu. President: Alpha Phi Alpha: Political Science Institute. Scholar: Alpha Kuppa Mu: NAACP. Vice President: Social Science Club: Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Univer- sities; Promethean Kappa Tau. Lewis. Olivia I-ce. 3205 Westwood Ave.. Baltimore 16. Md. —Physical Education Club: Wesley Club: Hockev Team: AAHPER. Limerick, Robert. Jr.. 2019 Fifth Ave.. New York 35. N. Y. —Kappa Alpha Psi, Kec| er of the Exchequer: Prome- methean Kappa Tau; Student Government. Senator; R.O.T.C. Advanced Corp. Platoon Leader, Executive Of- ficer; Religion-in-Life Week: Committee of One Hun- dred; Pan Hellenic Council. Lockcrman. Gloria. 1312 Druid Hill Ave.. Baltimore 17. Md.—French Club: Spanish Club: Ira Aldridge Play- ers: S.N.E.A.: Charm Club. Locklear. Charles V.. Jr.. 2909 E. Federal St.. Baltimore. Md. Science Education Club. Loyal, Robert. 1019 Y Wolfe St.. Baltimore. Md.—Social Science Club: Law Club. McCoy, Reuben C.. Jr.. -115 Grayson St.. Lynchburg. Va.— Tennis Team. Captain; Pre-Med Club: Chemistry Club: Advanced R.O.T.C.: Track Team: Intramural Sports. McCullough. Pincabrim. 3100 Appleton Ave.. Charleston Heights. S. C.—Omega Psi Phi Fraternity: Pre-Med Club; Chemistry Club: German Club: Homecoming Commit- tee. McDonald. Clarence L.. 1123 Y Long wood St.. Baltimore. Md.—Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity: Pre-Med Club; Swim- ming Team: Chemistry Club: Intramural Basketball. McIntyre. Lohtcne J.. 2229 Riggs Ave.. Baltimore, Md. McLeod. Joel F... Jr.. 117 Quincy Place. YE.. Washington 2. I). C.—Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. Vicc-Polemarch; Student Government; Pan-Hellenic Council. President: Federation of Presidents; Varsity Swimming Team, Co- Captain: Intramural Track and Softball; Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society: Advanced R.O.T.C., Com- mander of Second Battalion: Distinguished Military Science; R.O.T.C. Officers' Club. McNeill. Joyce A.. 2907 Brighton St.. Baltimore. Md.— Zcta Phi Beta Sorority. President; Pan-Hellenic Council. Marshall. Betty I... Route I. Box 337. Doswell. Va.—Psy- chological Society: Psi Chi. Marshall. Reese. 1122 Tinton Ave.. Bronx 56. YY.—Kappa Alpha Psi, Vicc-Polemarch: Promethean Kappa Tau; Gamma Theta Upsilon. Vice President: Senior Senator: Social Science Club: Pre law Club: Pan-Hellenic Coun- cil. ' 105 DIRECTORY Martin. Barbara F.. 1523 N. Washington St.. Baltimore. Md. —Home Economics Club. Matthews. Honald H., 5 Dunbar Avc., Baltimore. Md.—Art Club: Departmental Club. Matthias. Zenobia T., Coral Bay. St. John. Virgin Islands. I'.S.A.—Overseas Student Union, Secretary: U.C.C.F.: Psychology Club: Charm Club. Miller. Gregory E.. Box 963, Christiansted, St. Croix, Vir- gin Islands—Student Government. Comptroller; Senior Class. Treasurer: Overseas Student Union. Vice President; Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. Dean of Pledgees; Men's Dormitory Council; Promethean Kappa Tau. Miller. Thelma S., 1112 Alto Rd., Baltimore 16. Md.—Mar- keting Club; Charm Club. Mills. Annie P., Box 20. Maddox, Md.—Sociology Club: Spokesman Staff: Canterbury Club; Y.W.C.A. Mitchell. Otis. 178 North Centre Ave., Rockville Centre. N. Y. — Pre-Med Club: Dormitory Council; Biology Club; Advanced R.O.T.C.: Wrestling Team; Baptist Club; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. Dean of Pledgees: R.O.T.C. Of- ficers Club; Intramural Track, Basketball and Baseball Teams. Morgan, Lorraine R.. 115 Chestnut St.. Baltimore 22. Md. —Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; Mathematics Club; Wes- ley Club; Morgan Christian Council: Religion-in-Life Committee; Alpha Kappa Mu; Promethean Kappa Tau: Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. Morris. Joan C.. R.F.D. 1. Box 321, Knoxville. Md.—Phys- ical Education Club; Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; Newman Club; Prome- thean Kappa Tau. Moss. Howard H., 1907 Carter St., Richmond. Va.—Span- ish Club. Mundell. Ireland E., 2111 Church Avc.. Elkridge, 27, Md. Sociology Club. Neely. Henry M.. 5701 16th St.. N.W., Washington. I). C. —Student Court. Chief Justice: Executive Council Stu. dent Government: Pershing Rifles; Dormitory Court. Associate Justice; Gamma Theta Upsilon; R.O.T.C., Lieu- tenant: Presidential Honor Guard; R.O.T.C. Officers Club. Norton. Rudolph. 521 North Pulaski St., Baltimore 23, Md. —Science Education Club. President: Student Education Association. President: Federation of Presidents. Presi. dent; Maryland Future Teachers of America; Spokes- man: German Club: National Student Education Asso- ciation; Student Union. O’Neal. Labcrn H., 305 N. Payson St.. Baltimore 23. Md. Orr, Orcn. Jr.. 62 Miller St.. Newark. N.J. Owens. William F., 321 E. Sharpnoch St.. Philadelphia 19. Pa.—Track Team; Basketball Team; Advance R.O.T.C. Page. Benjamin, 530 W. 157th St., New York 32, N. Y__ Kappa Alpha Psi. Board of Directors: Promethean Kappa Tau: Student Government, Sophomore and Junior Sena ator; Pershing Rifles: Young Democrats: Baptist Club; Political Education Institute Scholar; Social Affairs Com- mittee: Pre-Law Club; Intramural Track. Page. Oran C., 301 S. Jackson St.. Montgomery. Ala.— Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity; Varsity Cross-Country Team; Varsity Track Team; Marching Baud; Concert Band: Advanced R.O.T.C.; Science Education Club. Parker, Nelson I.. 1751 Cliftview Avc.. Baltimore, Md. Parks. Hazel H.. 1402 Roscdalc St.. Baltimore 16, Md.— Science Education Club: National Education Association. DIRECTORY Patterson, Sylvia L.. 16-19 N. Monroe St.. Baltimore, Md.— Art Club: Promethean, Assistant Art Kditor: Home Economics Club: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Parliamen- tarian: Promethean Kappa Tau. Pettigrew. Ellen M.. 23 B. Lafayette Avc.. Annapolis. Md. —N.C.T.K.. President; Kappa Delta Pi. President; Bap- tist Club: English Club: Promethean Kappa Tau; Na- tional Education Association; “Miss Charm 1959”: Fed- eration of Presidents: College Choir. Pigatt. Girric Lee. 3517 Wabash Avc.. Baltimore 15, Md.— Home Economics Club: Baptist Club; National Educa- tion Association. Plessas. Demetrius J.. 21 Krems St.. Athens. Greece. Plummer. Sylvia J.. 548 New Pittsburg Avc.. Baltimore 22. Md.—French Club. Secretary: Spanish Club: Student National Education Association: Della Sigma Theta. His- torian. Pollard. Edward W., West Point, Va.—Commerce Club. President: Marketing Club. Vice President: Baptist Club. Poole. Sue Laura. 6009 Mountain Rd., Richmond. Va.— Delta Sigma Theta: Student Union Board: Senior Class. Secretary; Mathematics Club: Baptist Club: Promethean Kappa Tau; Student Government. Poulson. Carol J.. 1653 N. Appleton St.. Baltimore 17. Md. Psi Chi Psychological Society. Corresponding Secre- tary. Powell, Brenda T.. 2308 Ivy Avc.. Baltimore 14, Md.—Ira Aldridge Players. Miss Ira Aldridge Players: Alpha Psi Omega; Sociology Club. Powell. Edgar. 3610 Fairview Ave., Baltimore. Md.—Chem- istry Club; Science Education Club. Price. Doris M.. Box 73. Wye Mills, Md.—Wesley Club; Charm Club: Music Educators National Conference: Col- lege Choir: Religion-in-Life Committee. Pringle, Philip Alvin. 3102 Wabash Ave., Baltimore 15. Md. —Biology Club: Pre-Med Club. Queen, Joan L.. 2536 McCulloh St.. Baltimore 17. Md.— S.N.E.A.: Social Science Club; Camera Club: Spokes- man Staff. Quinton. Barbara Ann. Box 252. Sharptown, Md.—Pro- methean Kappa Tau. Secretary; Alpha Kappa Mu, Treas- urer: Beta Kappa Chi. Vice President; Wesley Club: Schweitzer Club: Biology Club: Pre-Med Club. Vice President; Spokesman, reporter. Rawlins. Grace E.. Pembroke West. Bermuda—Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority: Ira Aldridge Players; N.C.T.E.. Secretary: Overseas Student Union. Ray. Barbara J.. 2112 Ashburton St.. Baltimore 16. Md. Reed, Donald. 550 144th St.. New York 31. N. Y.—Foot- ball Team: R.O.T.C.. Lieutenant: Education Club: Offi- cers Club. R.O.T.C.; Newman Club. Reed, Wyndham Alexander. 76 Clinton Place. New Shrews- bury, N. J. —Biology Club; Pre-Med Club: Football Team: Intramural Sports. Rice. Lavinia Lee, 140-1 Argyle Ave., Baltimore. Md.—Ira Aldridge Players; Debate Society; Spokesman Staff. Feature Editor; S.N'.E.A.. Treasurer: Promethean; Eng- lish Club: Dance Club. Richards. Herman I).. 1306 Franklin St.. N.E. Washington 17. D. C.—Pershing Rifles. Richardson, Carolyn Delores, 1725 Oliver St.. Baltimore 13, Md.—Sociology Club, Vice President: Social Science Club. Secretary; Baptist Club: Choir. Richardson. Gloria Jean. 1131 N. Bentalou St.. Baltimore 16, Md.—Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Assistant Treas- urer: Choir; Social Science Club: Spokesman Staff; Spanish Club. 107 DIRECTORY Riddix. Mark Alvin. 311 Pine Si.. Baltimore 22. Md.—Cer- mon Club: Schweitzer Club. Bobbins. Omega I).. Houle 3. Box 219. Berlin. Md.—Pro- methean Kappa Tau: Charm Club: Wesley Club: Women’s Dormitory Council. President: Senior Mentor; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Dean of Pledgees: Soci- ology Club: Federation of Presidents. Roberts. Bette 0.. 1230 K. Lafayette Ave.. Baltimore. Md. —Gumma Theta Upsilon: Social Science Club. Roberts. Lyle G.. Jr.. 2315 Ore Ave.. Baltimore 17. Md.— NAACP, President: Phi Beta Sigma. President: D.O.W. Holmes Debate Society: Pan-Hellenic Council: Phi Sigma Tau: Phi Alpha Theta: Political Science Institute: Pre- Law Club: Social Science Club. Robinson, Audrey Tobiclairc. 703 N. Commander St.. Flor- ence. S. C.—Charm Club: F.T.A.; N.E.A.: Pvramid Club: Health and Physical Education Club: Christian Council: Baptist Club. President: Junior Class. Treasurer: Pro- methean : Federation of Presidents; Y.W.C.A.. Execu- tive Committee: AAHPER. Robinson. James IL. 2623 Oakdale Ave.. Lorain, Ohio— Kappa Alpha Psi: Track Team; Intramurals, Track Coach: Biology Club; Prc-Med Club: Tennis. Roiba. Nike E.. Filippou Plito 98, Anmelokipi. Athens. Greece—Alpha Kappa Mu: Departmental Honor Scholar. IWcborough, Doris R.. I 107 Rotomac St.—Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Ross. Donald B.. 3710 Callaway Ave.. Baltimore 15. Md.— Varsiu M Club: Biology Club. Ruffin. John W., 1 108 Bronx River Ave., Bronx 72. N.Y. —Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. Polcmarch, Pledge Dean; Pan Hellenic Council, Secretary; Biology Club: Pre- Med Club: Social Science Club: Spanish Club: Pre-Law Club: Federation of Presidents; Intra-Mural Sports. Ruffin. Katherine DeLeon, Box 347 Waverly. Yu.—Prome- thean Kappa Tau: Charm (dub; Majorettes, Co-Captain; Delta Sigma Theta: Baptist Club: Hculth and Physical Education Club: Christian Council: Student Senate. Sec- retary: N.E.A.: Camera Club; NAACP. Salley. Edna E.. 131 Webster St.. N.W., Washington 11. D.C.—English Club: National Council of Teachers of English: Promethean. Sands. Geraldine Elizabeth, Cooksville. Md.—Senior Men- tor: Promethean, Associate Editor; Wesley Club; Charm Club: Sociology Club: Junior Class. Secretary. Sartor. Frank Arthur. Jr.. 1301 Longwood St.,—Kappa Al- pha Psi Fraternity: Football Team; Advanced R.O.T.C. Saunders. Earle W.. Jr.. 66 New London Ave., Newark, Del- aware—History Club: Political Science Club; Chemistry Club: Biology Club: Rifle Team; Baptist Club. Scott. Thomas A.. HI. 612 Spottswood St., Fredericksburg. Va.—Physical Education Club; R.O.T.C. Rifle Team. Co- Captain: Intramural Sports: Biology Club. Sills. Eugenia E., 3609 Grantley Rd.. Baltimore, Md.— Home Economics Club; Apostolic Club; Student Educa- tion Association. Simms. Irene C., 1538 N. Payson St.. Choir: M.E.N.C.. Vice President. Business Manager. Treasurer; F.T.A. Simon, Betsy Dinkins, 2800 Reisterstown Rd.. Baltimore, Md.—Health and Physical Education Club. Slaton. Carolyn Parker. 2054 Mason St., Cols. Ga.—Choir; M.E.N.C.: Concert Band; Committee of One Hundred; Wesley Club: Marching Band Sloan, Phyllis E.. 2337 Pennsylvania St., Gary. Indiana— Psychological Society: Psi Chi. Vice President: Tutorial Society: President’s Academic Cabinet. «08 DIRECTORY Small. Talmadge E.. 126 Delaware Ave.. Salisbury, Md. Smith. Bernice P.. 1900 Druid Hill Ave.. Bullimure 17. Md.—Social Science Club: Delta Sigma Theta. Chuplain. Smith. Charles Thomas. Box 29A. Sands Rd.. Harwood. Md.—Science Education Club: Alpha Phi Omega Fratern- ity. Social Committee Chairman. Smith. Leonard C.. Ridge. Md.—Marketing Club: Commerce Club; Wesley Club. Smith. Robert A.. 2311 Monticello Rd.. Baltimore 16. Md. —Pershing Rifles; Math Club. Smith. Robert Seflon. 3806 Grantley Rd.. Baltimore 16. Md. —Promethean Kappa Tau: Kappa Alpha Psi. Reporter: Student Government Senator. Stancil. Gerald M.. 2023 Chusc St.. Baltimore 13, Md.—Beta Kappa Chi. President: Beta Sigma Tau Fraternity; Ad- vancel R.O.T.C.: Promethean Kappa Tau: Chemistry Club. Stanley. Thelma D., 206 Denton R.. Federalsburg. Md.— Girls' Varsity Basketball. Captain; Girls’ Varsity Field Hockey: Girls’ Varsity Softball. Captain: Physical Educa- tion Club; Intramural Association. Activity Official; Women’s Recreational Athletic Association: Biology Club. Stanton. Aris E.J., 1006 54th Ave., N.K.. Washington 27. I). C.—Dormitory Council: Art Club. Statham. Calvin H., 1020 1 St.. Baltimore 19. Md.—Choir: Morgan Singers: M.E.N.C.; Baptist Club: NAACP. Stevens. Winifred Turn quest. 121 N.W. 7 Ave.. Davia, Fla. Stewart. Charles V.. 10 Market Space, Annapolis. Md.— Physics Club. Stewart. June Romainc. Route 1. Box 116. Quantico. Md. —Marketing Club. Secretary; Commerce Club: Prome- thean Staff; Spokesman Staff: Y.W.C.A.; Wesley Club; Charm Club; Band: Ivy Leaf Club. Tabb, Pcrcell V.. Route 2, Box 195-B, Williamsburg, Va.— Physical Education Club; Intramural Sports: Varsity Ri- fle Team; S.N.E.A.; Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity: Bap- tist Club. Taylor. Murgaret G.. 3905 Callaway Ave.. Baltimore 15. Md.—Chemistry Club. Taylor. Thelma W.. 1518 Edison Highway. Baltimore. Md. —S.N.E.A.; Science Education Club. Thomas. Alvin L.. 217 Pleasant St.. S.W.. Vienna, Va.— Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. Secretary. Treasurer. Edi- tor to SPHINX Magazine: Mathematics Club: Philosophy- Club: Physics Club: Promethean Kappa Tau: Advanced R.O.T.C.: Dormitory Council, Scrgeant-at-Arms; Com- mittee of One Hundred: Homecoming Committee. Thomas. Colleen S.. 4709 Midwood Ave., Baltimore. Md. —Chemistry Club: Girls’ Rifle Team: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Thomas. Sarvilla L.. 4709 Midwood Ave.. Baltimore. Md. —Sociology Club. Thompson. Barbara Ellen. 1812 N. Caroline St.. Baltimore, Md.—Choir. Thompson. Catherine Webb. 2811 Clifton Ave.. Baltimore 16. Md.—Delta Sigma Theta. Thompson, Shirley R.. Route 2. Box 39. l-exington Park. Md.—Newman Club: Hockey Team; Health and Physi- cal Education Club: Basketball Team; Intramural Asso- ciation. Manager: Women’s Recreation Athletic Associa- tion. Thornton. Cephas I)., 1701 E. 25th St.. Baltimore 13. Md. —Commerce Club. Vice President: Marketing Club, Pres- ident. Thornton. Shirley A., Box 121. Route 1. Kinsale, Va.— Band: Baptist Club: Social Science Club. Tillery. Willie Mae, 2853 N. Woodbrook Ave., Baltimore, Md.—Home Economics Club. too DIRECTORY Towns, Charles M., 4702 Greenspring Ave., Apt. A-l, Bal- timore 9. Mel.—Veterans’ Club, President; Chemistry Club. Vice President: American Chemical Society, Presi- dent. Tucker, Carl M.. 1931 Herring Bun. Baltimore 12. Md.—Al- pha Phi Omega, Corresponding Secretary; Band; H.O.T.C. Band; Physics Club; Mathematics Club; Gym- nastics Club; Prc-Mcd Club; Student Government Sen- ator; Westminster Fellowship. Tull. Joan Elizabeth, 723 Booth St.. Salisbury, Md.—Pro- METHEAN, Business Manager; Home Economics Club. Sec- retary; Wesley Club: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Re- porter; Charm Club: Departmental Honor Scholar: Dor- mitory Social Committee. Turner. John W.. 1437 East 8th St., Winston Salem 4, N. C. Swimming Team, Captain; Physical Education Club; Re- ligion-in-I.ifc Committee; Officers’ Club R.O.T.C.; Spokesman, Reporter; Lampados Club: Intramural Sports: AAHPER. Turpin. Rosalic-Rebecca Grymes Fisher, 4404 The Alameda, Baltimore 12, Md.—Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Assist- ant Dean of Pledgees: Physical Education Club; Syn- «•ionized Swimming Club; Physical Education Athletic Commission, Student Representative. Tyler. Donna M., 2224 Presstman St.. Baltimore 16, Md. —Marketing Club; Commerce Club: Student Govern- ment Loan Committee. Tyler. Ida Mac, Owing� Mills. Md.—Social Science Club; Sociology Club; Y.W.C.A.: Modern Dance Group; Choir. Vanterpool, Betty J., Charlotte Arnalie, St. Thomas, Vir- gin Islands—Overseas Student Union, Secretary. Vaughn, Mattie M., 906 South Broad St., Rome. Ga.— Home Economics Club; S.N.E.A. Wade, Jeannette. 715 Chandler Ave., Burlington, N. C.— Chemistry Club, President; Baptist Club; German Club; Charm Club; American Chemical Society. Secretary; Pre- Med Club. Wall, Arthur L., Jr.. 9 N. Kossuth St.. Baltimore 29. Md. —Alpha Phi Omega. Vice President; Young Republicans; Sociology Club. Historian; Social Science Club. Wallace, Vivian A.. 2130 W. Saratoga St., Baltimore, Md. —Y.W.C.A. Washington, Reginald M. 37 Chesapeake Ave., Venice Beach. Annapolis. Md.—Marketing Club; Commerce Club: French Club; Advanced R.O.T.C.: Social Science Club: Intramural Sports; Religion-in-Life Committee. Waters, Sandra Lurae, Box 287. Lconardtown, Md. Watts. James Arthur. 1113 Thomsen St.. Baltimore, Md.— Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Vicc-Basileus; Chemistry Club: Intramural Basketball. Weaver. Thompkins. Jr., 1937 E. Lafayette Ave., Baltimore 13, Md.—Chemistry Club; Canterbury Club; Sigma Phi Sigma Fraternity. Webb, Gilbert F.. Jr.. 1730 Homestead St.. Baltimore 18, Md. —Promethean Kappa Tau; Commerce Club; Marketing Club. Weston. Zelma Ann, 4 Albion Ave.. Kingston 5, Jamaica, West Indies—Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Miss Over- seas 1961-62: Sociology Club; Social Science Club; Ov- erseas Student Union: Religion-in-Life Week Commit- tee: Wesley Club; United Christian Campus Fellowship; Student Government: Senior Senator. Wheeler, Cecil, 3010 Grayson St.. Baltimore 16. Md.—Bio- logy Club: Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity, Vice President; Promethean Kappa Tau. no DIRECTORY While. Brenda V.. 1318 S. 24th St.. Philadelphia. Pa.— Sociology Club; English Club; Spanish Club. White. Robert L. 2316 Aisquitb St., Baltimore, Md.—Al- pha Phi Omega. Secretary; Psychological Society. White. Robert Windficld, E-14 Washington Courts. Utica. N. Y.—Football Team; Wrestling Team. Whitley, Robert A.. 921 Frank St., Roselle, N.Y.—R.O.T.C. Rifle Team. Captain. Whitehurst. Varnell. 2538 Garrett Ave.. Baltimore 18. Md. —Sociology Club. Secretary; Social Science Club: Bap- tist Club. Wicks. Anthony Michael. 4516 St. Georges Ave.. Baltimore 12. Md.—Physics Club: German Club; Alpha Phi Omega. First Vice President: Lost and Found Dept. Chairman. Wiley. Jean E.. 2211 W. Lexington St.. Baltimore 23, Md. —English Club. President: Alpha Kappa Mu; D.O.W. Holmes Debate Society: Promethean kappa Tau: Miss Senior: Ivy Leaf Club. Wilkes, Quinton Bernard, 201 N. Downing St.. High Point. N. C.—Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. Keeper of Records, Dean of Pledgees; Senior Class. President; Pan-Hellenic Council; Advanced R.O.T.C.; Psychological Society; Presidential Honor Guard; Spokesman Staff. Sports Wri- ter: NAACP: Federation of Presidents: Intramural Soft- ball. Williams. Alex E.. 121 Gibbons Ave.. Coatesvillc, Pa.— Spokesman. Reporter; PromktheaN; Young Republicans Club: Intramural Football: Intramural Baseball. Williams. Charles L.. 2512 Mosher St., Baltimore. Md.— Spokesman, Business Manager; Marketing Club: Com- merce Club: Promethean Kappa Tau. Williams. Ella G., 915 Bcthune Rd., Baltimore 25, Md.— Band; Spokesman: Chorus; Veterans’ Club, Secretary; MENC, Secretary. Williams. Lougcne 0., 2533 Charles St., Baltimore 12. Md.—Advanced R.O.T.C.; Track Team: Football Team: J. V. Basketball Team; Pershing Rifles’ Drill Team; Chemistry Club; Baptist Club: German Club: Religion- in-Life Week Committee: Physics Club; Biology Club. Wilson. Ismav A., British Guiana, South America—Wesley Club: Home Economics Club: Overseas Student Union. Winchester. JoAnn, 2536 Arunah Ave., Baltimore 16, Md. —Student National Education Association; NAACP. Winters. Robert J.. 248 Dixwell Ave., New Haven, Conn. —College Band; R.O.T.C. Band: College Orchestra: Choir: Track Team; M.E.N.C.: Wesley Club; Intramu- ral Basketball: American Confederation of Musicians; National Conference of Music Educators. Wood, Sylvia B.. 4106 Forest Park Ave.. Baltimore 7. Md. —Beta Kappa Chi. Science Honor Society. Librarian; Alpha Kappa Mu; Choir: Spokesman Staff: Biology Club. Woody. Mary H.. 2116 N. Wolfe St.. Baltimore 13, Md. —Social Science Club. Chairman of Finance Committee; Baptist Club: Choir. Woolford, Peggy Lue. Box 31, Liakwood. Md.—Home Economics Club, Vice President. Treasurer. Secretary: N.E.A.; Senior Senator; Alpha Kappa Alpha; Prome- thean Kappa Tau; Women’s Dormitory Council; Wes- ley Club; Charm Club: Future Teachers of America. Yancy. Ernest J.. Jr.. P.Q. Box 39. Sinkor-Monrovia, Li- beria W. Africa—French Club: Marketing Club; Com- merce Club: Overseas Student Union; PROMETHEAN. Young, Stephen Robert I-co, P.O. Box 102. Lconardtown. Md.—Phi Alpha Theta, Secretary-Treasurer; Kappa Delta Pi. Vice President; Newman Club. Ill in Acknowledgement of invaluable -Aid MR. HENRY MAZUR MR. J. HAYWOOD HARRISON MR. ALFONZO D. MULDRO MRS. JULIUS H. TAYLOR MR. JAMES E. LEWIS MR. MATTHEW LEWIS, JR. MR. ANTHONY PENDARVIS MR. CARTER L. BRYANT MISS SYLVIA PATTERSON MR. CHARLES ANDERSON MISS SARAH P. CLARK MISS JUNE R. STEWART MISS GERALDINE E. SANDS MR. RUSSELL H. COSTLEY MR. MALACHI KNOWLES Patrons MR. EDWARD A. AMBUSH, JR. MRS. AMY J. ATKINS DR. PERCY H. BAKER MR. and MRS. ALBERT J. BARNES MR. JOHN S. BROWN MR. and MRS. C. L. BRYANT, SR. DR. C. PHILIP BUTCHER MR. and MRS. M. ARTHUR CAMPER MRS. CELIA V. CARR MRS ALBERTA COLEMAN MR. and MRS. JOSHUA H. COSTLEY MR. and MRS. JAMES G. DASH I ELL, SR. DR. FREDERICK H. DEDMOND MR. and MRS. F. ROLAND DOUGHERTY, SR. DR. HOMER E. FAVOR MISS ROSETTA C. FEWS MR. and MRS. AMOS S. FIELDS, SR. MR. and MRS. HERMAN FIELDS DR. ROBERT L. GILL MISS ANNABEL L. HAWKINS MRS. GENEVIVE HIGHTOWER MR. and MRS. N. D. HIGHTOWER DR. J. 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