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Page 16 text:
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Board of Trustees Left to Right, First Row: President Martin D. Jenkins, Judge Josiah F. Henry, IL. Dr. Carl Murphy, Dr. L. Manuel Hendler Uleceasah. Second Row: Dr. Kenneth 0. Walker, Mr. Richard W. Emory, Mr. Henry E. Niles, Dr. Eugene ByrzL Dr. Edward N. Wilson. Dr. D. O. W. Holmes decea5ch. Alumni Executive Council President J. Basil Fraizer F irst Vice-President W. Emerson Brown, Jr. Second Vice-President Charles Pollard Alumni Secretary Sallie Ponzo Recording Secretary Rowena F. Lewis Financial Secretary Wilbert Walker Treasurer Ida R. Washington Assistant Treasurer H. Lota Howard Chaplain Reverend Howard L. Cornish Legal Advisor Arthur G. Murphy
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F mm the desk of The President Fabian Bachrach To the Class of 1964: It seems only yesterday that I greeted you on your very first day at Morgan State- that first day of Freshmen Week when you assembled at ii8z59 Morgan time,, to begin your college experience. Much has happened in this short four years. You have been the first to use new buildings: The Murphy Auditorium-Fine Arts Center, Key Hall, the remodeled Spencer Hall, the Presidenfs residence, O,Connell Hall-the lush new dormitory for men, the Carter-Grant-Wilson Administration Building, and there is just a chance that you will yet walk over that long-looked-forward-to footbridge over Cold Spring Lane! You have witnessed increasing enrollments-each succeeding class has been the largest. You have experienced new curricula, new projects, new programs. During your time here athletic teams have won championships; the Debating Team has won tournaments; the Dramatics Society has scored triumphs; the ROTC has outdistanced other colleges and universities in summer camp competitions. You have seen many of your fellow students receive individual honors. You have shared the increasingly rigorous academic program and the expanding cultural activities of the college. You have been active participants in the American Revolution of 1963-the determined struggle for human rights, from Northwood t0 the March-on-Washington. You have been an integral part of an exciting, constructive, experience. Now this phase of your career is suddenly over. On a Monday afternoon this June you will be awarded that coveted degree, iiWith all the rights, privileges and responsibilities thereto appertaining. As you now go your respective ways it is my fervent hope that in your lives the theme of your class-Freedom, T bought you-each of you-will exemplify and Creativity. Congratulations! Presi ent l x
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