Morgan State University - Promethean Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1965 volume:

1965 PROMETHEAN Morgan State College Baltimore, Maryland 2 Continuous Growth In an Age of Transition The members of the Class of 1965 have been the fortunate witnesses of and participants in a period of drastic and continuing transition in American national life. We have not watched idly as man ascended unto the threshold of space, shattered barriers of prejudice, and embarked upon similar unprecedented endeavors. If there has ever been a time when each of us could say with the poet Wordsworth: There wo o time when meadow, grove, ond stream. The earth, and every common sight. To me did seem Apparelled in celestial light . . . that time is now. As our society grew beyond its earlier limita- tions, so did we through our experiences at Morgan grow. The constant ideal of our under- graduate years has been individual growth in a time of transition. 3 What sculptor is to a block of marble, education is to the soul. — Addison In recognition of unselfish dedication, indefatigable labor, and exemplary personal character, we, the Class of 1965, dedicate the PROMETHEAN to a scholar who will always remain high in our admiration — Dr. Edward N. Wilson. Having served the Morgan College Community faithfully and loyally for forty years as registrar, he has earned the respect of all whose lives he has touched, having left each more enriched and more ennobled for the contact. As he begins a new task —that of preparing a written history of Morgan State College —we, the last class he registered, take this opportunity to express our gratitude and extend our wish that continued success may attend him in his future endeavors. 4 v' Because the PROMETHEAN represents the combined efforts of many of the students who were acquainted with Dr. Thelma V. Winder either academically or personally, this tribute is a tangible expression of our sincere feeling of loss of the noble woman who served as Associate Professor of Home Economics and Head of the Department. Dr. Winder's experienced and invaluable contributions to the Morgan State College Community and to those students whom she taught will never be obliterated. It is with much gratitude and pride that we reflect upon her bright life, her ready word of encouragement, and most of all her untiring service to us. Silting, left to right: Dr. E. Dale Adkins, Dr. Carl J. Murphy, Dr. Richard W. Emory, Judge Josiah F. Henry, Jr. Standing, left to right: President Martin D. Jonkins, John L. Berry, Dr. Kenneth O. Walker, Henry E. Niles, Dr. Eugene Byrd, Charles G. Hutzler, III; Dr. Edward N. Wilson. Board of Trustees The chief organized governing body of Morgan State College is the Board of Trustees. Each trustee plays a strikingly vital role in the formation of college policy and in the upholding of the ideals promulgated by the college founders. The college has been and will be in the years to come highlighted by its perpetual growth and rapid adjustments. The Board will, as it has so effectively done in the past, recognize difficult situations and exert its finest concerted effort in making solutions. It also meets to fulfill duties such as determining the annual college budget —which is done at the spring meeting. The decisions made by the trustees and the subsequent action taken are significant in the formulation and constancy of the reputation of the college. It is by these decisions that the composite view of Morgan State College is molded. 6 TO BACH MEMBER OF THE CLASS OF 1965-CONGRATULATIONS! On o Monday afternoon this June you will be awarded that coveted long-looked-forward to degree, “with all the rights, privileges and responsibilities thereto appertaining. We have done our very best here at Morgan State to help you merit this distinctive honor. The creative educational program you hove experi- enced with the guidance of a well-qualified, dedicated faculty and staff should have been for you an ex- citing “Adventure in Higher Education. The theme of your class. Continuous Growth in on Age of Transition, clearly suggests that the true value of your education here will be assessed in terms of the intelligence, responsibility and creativity re- flected in the many parts you will play in the years ahead. Those of you who go the Second Mile in the develop- ment of your talents will make constructive contributions to your professions and your communities. As you go to make your places in the world, those of us who remain at Morgan State will watch you with high hopes, our pride growing as your achievements mount. I wish for each of you a successful life —not simply success to be counted in material gains, but success in attaining worthwhile social and personal goals to the end that this will be a better world for your having lived in it. Martin D. Jenkins, President 7 The Morgan State College Mace The Mace is a gift to the College From the General Alumni Association (June 4, 1956). 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 college 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. 8 Growth in Academic Achievement and Guidance This phase of our growth encompasses those individuals who have proven to be essential to our education: The administration, the faculty, the stu- dent academic organizations, the sen- iors. Every man who rises above the common level has received two educations: the first from his teach- ers; the second, more personal and important, 9 from himself — Edward Gibbon Administrative Staff Williom W. Proctor Registrar Gilbert F. Strieker Comptroller Dr. Albert N. Whiting Dean of the College E. Lloyd Dovis Business Manager Eugene Stanley Assistant Dean of the College J. Percy Bond Director of Admissions and Placement Dr. Ruth Brett Coordinator of Student Personnel Services 10 Miss 8euloh M. Oovis Librarian James E. Nix Dean of Men Mrs. Alice W. Parham Director of the Student Union Mrs. Beryl Williams Director of the Evening School and Summer Session Dr. Fronk A. DeCoslo Dean of the Graduate School The cooperation and efficiency of the persons who work with the president and other college officials enable the college to operate smoothly. These persons are concerned with making important decisions and in coordi- nating the activities of Morgan State College into an effective program. They handle problems from those of the administration, faculty, and student body to economic prob- lems of the college. n Mrs. Arlene Strough and Student Librarian Mrs. Vivian Burghardt, Mrs. Jacqueline Smith, and Mr. J. Percy Bond Office of Admissions and Placement Registrar's Office Mr . Groce L. Burke Personnel Manager Mrs. Doreotho Jordan and Miss Vivion Gowans Student Union Personnel Research and Evaluation i. Elio Pierce and Reuben Rosenberg Business Manager's Office V Dr. Ofi D. Froe Comptroller's Office E. Lloyd Davis ond Mr . Melvina M. Foster Business Manager's Office j Reginald Kearney President of Student Government As seniors we leave Morgan with feelings of happiness and hesitancy, with feelings of anticipation and wonder, for we stand on the threshold of a new day. Many of us have ambitions and opportunities to which those of other generations could aspire but could not attain; today, barriers built of fear and ignorance have been toppled. We have seen the dawn of this new day. We are the generation of the Great Society , and in order to take our rightful places in this Great Society , we must continue to strive for excellence in our present and future endeavors. Seniors, we have arrived, and we are rightfully ready to maintain the standard of excellence with which we have been confronted here at Morgan. In the Morganite tradition, let us continue to sow the seeds of knowledge and reap the golden harvests, for the weeds of ignorance ultimately bear bitter fruit. u Eliso M. Jude Vice President of Student Government Senate Sitting, left io right: S. Alexander. L Jock� on, J. Slump. E. Jude, G. Harley, G. lewi� . Standing, loft to right. M. Dai � . C. Woodland. E. King, P. Sim . L Cornith. M. Sim� , A. Somp� on. D. Swann, M. Oroono. This organization, com- posed of representatives of all classes, operates with the faculty in govern- ing the school. The Senate is the legislative body of the student government. Sitting, loft to right. R. Penn, A. Currant, McGoint, R, Bonk� , T. Queen. Stand' •ag, loft to right: C. Minor, R. Cooke. C. Scoll, K. Borne� , W. Randall, B. Pur •II. C. lee. Student Court The law enforcement is handled through this body. It tries all cases and passes sentences for any infringement of the rules and regulations of the college. Student Government Executive Committee This body is composed of the cabinet members of the president of Student Govern- ment. The students act as advisers and liaison officers for the chief executive. Sirring lcft to right: E. Sirawlhor, E. Jude, R. Kearney, R. Bell, H. Brown. Standing, left to right: J. Whittington. C. Moll, orrell, D. Browner, G. Bowden Federation of Presidents The Federation of Presi- dents, consisting of the presi- dents of all student organiza- tions, assists the Senate in its legislative functions. These elected presidents all serve on committees dealing with various facets of campus life — cultural, academic, social, and athletic. Overseas Student Union The purpose of this organi- zation is to promote a better relationship between coun- tries by way of the foreign students in America who represent the various coun- tries. r University People-to-People The University People-to- People program is student originated and operated, involving thousands of stu- dents on over 100 campuses. Its goal, like that of all the programs of People-to- People, is the bringing to- gether of peoples of the world so that they will learn to appreciate each other's cultures, traditions, and way of life. 16 Class Officers Junior Class Officers Scored, left to right: Wolloce Boker, President. Ivo Dort«y, Secretory Standing, left to right: Dovid Bell, Vice Provident; loVerne Cloggett, Treasurer. Sophomore Class Officers 17 Seofed. left to right Soroh White, Vice President; Worren Hour . Prendent; Esther Moll, Treasurer; Standing: Sybil Me Ivor, Secretory Promethean Kappa Tau Promethean Kappa Tau, the freshman honor society, has as its purpose the motivation of its individual members to utilize their abilities to the maximum in order to become scholars. Alpha Kappa Mu Pi Lambda Psi, the Morgan chapter of Alpha Kappa Mu, national honor society, is composed of juniors and seniors having a scholastic average of not less than 3.3. Soatod, loft to right: M. Mock. C. Marcum, T. Boine� . P. Ligon, A. Sphiclgelmon. Standing, loft to right: 0. Clopp, R. Keorney, T. Pinder, M. McGoinj Honors Program Students A number of major departments offer honors work to selected upperclassmen who have demonstrated unusual ability. This work is of a more advanced character than that done in the regular courses and requires more organizational ability and initiative than is normally expected of undergraduate stu- dents. Seofcd, loft to right: A. Carroll, M. Mock. 1. Robinson. B. Bowmon. B. Shover. Stonding, loft to right: R. Kearney, A. Dent. Who's Who Among Students In American Universities and Colleges Pool � � ® V. ligon Senior Washington, O.C. Barbara A. Bowman Senior Timmontville, Sooth Carolina Carolyn Harcum Senior Baltimore. Morylond Vernon Jock ton Senior Vienno, Morylond Tyrone Barnet Senior Dover, Delaware Anne Corroll Senior Baltimore, Morylond Scafed, left to right: A. Carroll. C. Horcom, A. Dathiell. B. Bowman, P. ligon, M Mack. Standing, left to right D, Swann, R. Bell, 0. Thomat, C. Kennedy. T. Pinder. R. Kearney On the basis of scholarship, participation and lead- ership in academic extra-curricular activities, citi- zenship, service to the school, and future usefulness, fifteen Morgan students were selected for Who's Who Among Students In American Universities and Colleges for the school year 1964-65. Marlene Hoi Senior Jomoico, We � Indiet Thomat Pinder Senior Vienno, Morylond Reginald Keorney Senior Newark, New Jertey Mory Mock Senior Baltimore, Morylond 19 T STUDENT UNION EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE — Scored, left to right. R. Bo chulter. M. W.lton, J. Burkett, C. Sodon, 8 Dovrt, I Smith, C Woodlond. Standing, left to right: X. Motthew� , R. Byrd, S. Thompson, M. Herr don, B. Campbell, A. Horper. The Student Union is managed by an organization of Morgan State College students. The primary objectives of the committee are to promote, in an informal atmosphere, the educational, cultural, and social development of students and also to provide opportunities for the development of leadership and responsible group participation. The program is designed to reach off-campus students as well as campus residents, with special concern for giving the off-campus student a sense of belonging. The Student Union Celebrates Its Sixth Anniversary 20 TEACHER OF THE YEAR 1964-65 DR. BENJAMIN A. QUARLES It was not an easy task to choose the most outstanding teacher of the year. This year's award was won most deservedly by Dr. Benjamin A. Quarles. Dr. Quarles, an accomplished his- torian and renowned author of several books, is indeed an asset to Morgan's faculty. His superb instruction of history is well known and much agreed upon by members of the student body and faculty alike. Those fortunate students who have matured under his teaching attest to the genial warmth and radiant qualities of his character. 21 Division of Humanities Dr. C. Phillip Butchor Chairman of Division Emphasis in this division is placed upon man as a human being (as distinguished from man, the animal). Spiritual and emotional ex- periences of man become evident to the student os he pursues courses which reveal the cultural heritage of the human race. The departments included in this division are as follows: Art, English and Speech, Modern Languages, Music Education, and Philoso- phy. Heads of Departments Dr. Marcus Allen Modern Longuages Mrs. Fannie C. Alston English Miss Clara B. Anthony English Harold B. Chinn English ond Speech Miss Charis Crosse English Mrs. Carol B. Diggs Music Joseph S. Eubanks Music William H. Haithcock Music Miss Judith M. Hamilton Miss Annabel L. Hawkins Mrs. Frances B. Hill Dr. J. Welfred Holmes English - English Music English Frederick A. Horowitz Art Dr. Ivo G. Jones English 23 Dr. Maurice A. Lee English Dr. Ulysses G. lee English Oliver P. Scott Art Robert A. Smith English Dr. Charles W. Stallings Art Miss Patsy I. Stephens English Dr. John A. Sweeney Music Idel Taylor Philosophy Mrs. Jean F. Turpin English Mrs. Eleanor Q. Tignor English Dr. Waters E. Turpin English Mrs. Vendetta T. Wagner Mrs. Barbara T. Waller Dr. Edith von Zemensky English English German Art Club Scored, loft to right: R. McNoir, R Willis, E. Boylor, M. Gilbert, Lawrence, B. Booth, R. Spady. R. Willioms. Standing, loft to right: 0. Cruse. J. Brent, J. Carter. J. Tolliver, 0. Cook, R. Webb, E. Gibson, V. Brown The Art Club provides for the general student an oppor- tunity to participate in creative art activities. It attempts to bring art to the campus in the form of exhibits and lectures. The Music Educators Nation- al Conference is affiliated with the National Education Associa- tion. Its primary objectives are to acquaint the future teacher of music with the latest devel- opments in music education and with the underlying phil- osophy supporting music as a part of American education. Music Educators National Conference - m Seated: A. Mortin. Standing, loft to right: E. Addison, J. Churn. Mr Hoirhcock. G. Eord, 0. Piorson. 25 Seated, left to right: M. Jolley, E. McConts, H. Bufress. K. Robertson. C. Holcum, 0. Browner, J. Bruner, J. Gwoltney. D. Morton, C Street. Stooding, left to right: A. Smith, M. Beli oee, A. Wickham, J. Smith. J. lovkk, M. Conwoy, I. Briscoe. P. Rodclift, Or. Dedmond El Circulo Espanol El Circulo Espanol serves as a point of contact between American culture and that of Spain and Latin America. It sponsors lectures by native Spaniards or other per- sons educated in the Spanish language and literature. Its members include Spanish majors and those interested in Spanish culture. Sooted, left to right: 0 Goode, B. Jones. B. Wesson, A. Hobdoy. 8. Thompson r English Club The English Club, composed of students majoring in English and the language arts, has as its objective the fostering of interest in all phases of English. Meetings are devoted to hearing lectures and discussing problems concerning the English language and literature. 26 I nit taw. i ootod bit to tight, I B..� co, K Woh«r, H MUon, C. A id«non, V. Jodi ton Socond taw. naiad bit to tlghti O Jhomo� . f, Ttlge. M JolWy, C C s oloy. K Bot � o M Jod.to '. P Upon. C Mo«„m, 0 Jon � . I. Pe� f� . J B.vnor. G U«m . A Born � Sfond.ng. bit to r.gbr 0. 0 Jmond, K PoV. T W D MougMon. C N-Iongono. 8 Johmoo. P. Ore . 0. Ivon� . A W.ckhom. P. BodeM� . J U v� di. 0. Bro-o . J. Smith. I. -M.br.. C Dvnge . S. Goldb.rg. A. Smith. G Till .y, S. Toytor. C. Collvn, Mr Mdntyt Le Cercle Francois Le Cercle Francois enlarges on what is taught in the classroom. Joining the organization to broaden their cultural and intellectual outlooks, students exercise their linguistic talents in many modes at their meetings. In addition to conversing and singing in the language, time is also spent developing fluency through listening to French recordings. 27 Division of Natural Sciences Dr. Percy H. Baker Choir man of the Division The courses in this division attempt to explain the natural phenomena which constitute the natural and factual environment of mankind. The physical forces which act upon man and upon which man acts are discovered by the student. The departments included in this division are as follows: Biology, Chemistry, Health and Physical Education, Home Economics, Mathe- matics, Physics, Psychology, and Science Education. Heads of Departments Dr. Clarence L. Monroe Biology Dr. George H. Spaulding Chemistry Dr. William F. Burghardt Health, Physical Education and Recreation Mrs. Normo Maiden Home Economics Dr. Walter R. Talbot Mathematics Dr. Julius Toylor Physics 28 Dr. Roger K. Williams Psychology Dr. Thomas P. Fraser Science Education Dr. Cyril F. Atkins Chemistry Charles Cephas Biology Mrs. Margaret L. Barton Health, Physical Education and Recreation Dr. Harold Delaney Chemistry Miss Jane Enty Homo Economics Ernest Hammond, Jr. Science Education Embro C. Bowie Health, Physical Education and Recreation Stewart A. Brooks Health, Physical Education and Recreation Talmadge L. Hill Health, Physical Education Dr. Novell W. Hunter Biology Miss Delois Flemons English Mrs. Barbara Harvey Home Economics Edward Health, Physical Education and Recreation Kenneth B. Jennings Biology 29 Dr. John W. King Biology Lew Kowarski James Mock Mathematics Health, Physical Education and Recreation Dr. Theodore W. Maull Biology Dr. Effietee Poync Marshall B. Payne Health, Physical Education Psychology ond Recreation Horace C. Perrin Chemistry Dr. Nathaniel Proctor Biology Dr. John F. Richardson III Psychology Dorothy P. Stanley Health, Physical Education and Recreation Dr. Ulysses S. Stubbs Chemistry John C. Tinner Mathematics 30 Beta Kappa Chi Eta, the Morgan chapter of Beta Kappa Chi, seeks to create greater interest among students in science. Standing, left to right: T. P.nder. 8. Bowmon, O. Clopp Sitting, left to right: A. Dent. R. Fletcher, R. Srewort, C Mitchell. 1. Stublefield, 1. Robinton, D. Howord, W Wood Standing, left to right: C. Shervington. Dr. Vonce, B. lee, C Thompton, R. Martin C Woodlond American Chemical Society The American Chemical Society is an organization composed of students major- ing in chemistry and others interested in the field. Its primary objectives are to foster a professional attitude and to instill a professional pride in chemistry. 31 Pre-Medical Club This club is concerned with encourag- ing excellence in scholarship and in stimulating an appreciation of the impor- tance of undergraduate education to the study of medicine. Sealed, Itft to right: D. Hol� . N. Horvey. A. Jon � , M. Barnes, F. Tillmon. Standing, 1«ft to right: H. lindtey, J. Hot� . C. Carton, W. Byrd, S. Nickent. 0. Cloppe. Psi Chi The Morgan State College Chapter of Psi Chi, the national honor society in psychology, has as its purposes the advancement of the science of psychol- ogy and the encouragement, stimula- tion, and maintenance of scholarship in this discipline and in all related disciplines. Seared, loft to right: J. Mays. B. Brown, L Newlon. Standing, loft to right: M. Payne. W Hilto 1. Or. J. Richardson, III. 32 Sooted, left to right: M. Johnton. J. Wo I ton. O. Evoni, C. Doto� . J. Sionton, B. Maddox. J. Burko. C. Green, J. Greene. Standing, left to right: J. Davenport. J. Kinnard. A. McGhee. C. Tucker. C. Tobb, C. Drummond, R. Kimble. R. William� , V. Wright, Y Molmct, G. Holly, D. Pork . Charles C. Key Science Teachers Club The Charles C. Key Science Teachers Club, sponsored by the Department of Science Education, has as its purpose the development of interest in teaching science. This group seeks to develop on understanding and appre- ciation of the field of Home Economics and to strengthen bonds among the home econo- mi« Department, the school, Hattie P. Carter Home Economics Club and the community. Seated, lett to right: J. Queen. A Quo� � . V. P-ckford, I. Kelly, f. Bell, f Clark, S. Brown. Standing, left to right E. Jonet, B. Route. P. Blockwell. L Walloce, J. Scott, C. Holly. M. Field� . 33 Scaled, loft to right: O Howard, C. Bden, R. Stewart, R. Fletcher, J. Mitchell. R. Diggs. W. Vonadon, B. lee. Stonding, loft to right: C. Shervington, Or. Atkin� , I. Rospburg, C. Thompson, A. Dent. B. Shogan, I. Robinson, W. Wood, H. Hvnter. R. Martin, Or. Vance, C. Woodland Chemistry Club The Chemistry Club was formed to promote interest in and to explore aspects of chemistry that would not ordinarily be covered in the classroom. In its usual course of business, the Chemistry Club has speakers on the different phases of chemistry and takes field trips to nearby chemical companies and laboratories. Soatod, loft to right; W. Hlhon, J. Moy, B. Greane, N. Ramsey, J. McBode, R. Byrd, O. Washington. Stonding, loft to right: Mr Payne, B Brawn, B. Smith, R. Holes, V. Grand, C. Black, I. Newton, O. Dir.on, Dr. Richordson Psychology Club This organization is open to all students majoring in psychology. Its purposes are to stimulate interest in current subjects of a psychological nature and to provide psychological experiences in addition to classroom activities. 34 Scored, left to right: K. Swoon, C Mitchell, W. Byrd, G. Smith, f Tillmon, O. Cloppe, J. Horton. Standing, left to right: S. Nicker . €. Glenn. H Willlom , M. Borne . N. Harvey, E. Byrd Biology Club The purposes of the Biology Club are to create an atmosphere where students of biology study natural phenomena and to share the advancements in science knowledge with the college community. Scored, left to right: B. Oovi . L John� . E. SmoBey. N, Monroe, C. lee. K Brown, J. Porker. J. Stanley Standing, left to right: J. Toylor, C. Hunt, E Robinson, J. Wodkins, E. Moore. I. Jockton. R Borne , f. Hendricks. N Porhom. Health and Physical Education Club This organization, composed of health, physical education, and recreation majors, seeks to promote the professional interest of the members in this field. 35 Division of Social Sciences Walter Fisher Chairman of Division In this division the student learns about social groupings and social forces which condition mankind. The record of man's striving for the highest level of social living helps the student to better understand his own personality as well as point out ways in which social institutions can be improved through the contributions of the individual citizen. The departments included in this division are as follows: Economics and Business, Education, History, Political Science, and Geography, Military Science and Tactics, and Sociology. Heads of Departments Dr. Winfred O. Bryson Dr. Regino Goff Economics and Business Education Dr. Benjamin A. Quarles History, Political Science, and Geography Dr. Earl R. Moses Sociology Lt. Col. Merle J. Smith Military Science and Tactics 36 Arthur L. Boone Dr. Glodyce H. Brodley Dr. Donald G. Brandon Dr. Maxwell Brooks Audio-Visual Aids Education Geography Sociology Dr. Irene E. Diggs Dr. Homer E. Favor Dr. G. James Fleming Dr. Robert I. Gill Sociology Economics and Business Political Science Political Science Dr. Janice B. Goldberg Education Hoywood Harrison Education Dr. Frederic A. Jackson Economics and Business Major James I. Marshall, Jr. Military Science Richard Maxwell Sociology Dr. Roland C. McConnell History Major James E. Compton Military Science Lawrence H. Middleton Geography Armin Mruck History Captain Mahotha Oliver Military Science Wilks Peters Education Arthur H. Reagin History Dr. Broadus E. Sawyer Economics and Business Isaiah A. Woodward History Melville Pugh Sociology Captain Jack E. Walker Dr. Jessie Colson Military Science Economics and Business Dr. Otto H. Olsen History Staled, left to right: 6. Lyle, A. Oothiell. Standing, left to right: M. Mack, Dr. McConnell. Phi Alpha Theta Eta Omega Chapter of Phi Alpha Theta encourages historical scholarship. Mem- bership is open to any student who pos- sesses a vital interest in history. Gamma Theta Upsilon The Morgan Chapter of Gamma Theta Upsilon, natural geographic society, is Beta Kappa. The society encourages wide acquaintance with the significance of geographical data to world affairs. Seated, left to right: J. Lee, Dr. Brandon, S. Brown Standing, left to right: 0. Jenning� , R. Wheotloy, 0. Shormon. 39 Scored, loft to right: G, Reddick, I. McColl, i. Shelton, S. Smith, G. Hoyd, G. Ooy, 0. Jone� . B. Sounders. Standing. toft to right R Blount. S. Chombers, G. Boiley, C. Johnson, C. Whitaker, C. Sifford, L Dondridgc. M. Horriel, S. lee. S. Greene, I. Chambers. Commerce Club The Commerce Club, organization of the Economics and Business Department, was formed for the purpose of acquainting its members with the business world. This purpose is accomplished by sponsoring programs in which representatives of industry and government participate. Scored, loft to right: I. McColl, A. Dixon, J. Warfield. S. Smith, S. lee, S. Chombers, J. Shelton. R Boschultes. G. Ooy. Standing, left to right R. Blount. R. Colemon, G Ridd k. G. Atlee, M. Mayo, G. Floyd. J. Wallace. I. Anderson, $. Greene, I. Sommerseil, I. Young. American Marketing Club This club is composed of majors in business administration, business education, and economics and attempts to serve as a means of disseminating marketing information, to develop standards for teaching courses in marketing, to interest its members in market- ing as a profession and to prepare them to act as future leaders in the business world. Sooted, loft to right: C. lee. W. Randall, E. Morphy. Standing, loft to right: I. Smith, Of. Walker, C. Johnton, B. Pornell, 0. Ne� bin, B. Gray. Social Science Club The meetings of the Social Science Club are devoted to informal study, discussions, and analysis of problems in the social sciences. Membership is open to junior and senior students majoring in history, sociology, economics, and political science. Students National Education Association The Milton Lewis Calloway Chapter of the Students Nation- al Education Association, the local organization for prospec- tive teachers, encourages its members to participate in those campus activities which will contribute to their social and educational growth and, by so doing, will prepare them for their future roles in the com- munities in which they will live and teach. Sootod, loft to right: G. Qoeen, I. Kelly, E. Ford-Bey, Y. Holme� , N. Ho. � ron, E. Morphy. Stonding loft to right: T Green, W. Amprey, E. Odom, J. lee. S. Toytor. 41 In the fall of 1961 that group of hopeful but uncertain freshmen, which now identifies itself as the class of 1965, entered that process of growth and discovery which is higher education at Morgan State College. The process refined and tempered us, enabling us to impress the stamp of our abilities in the fabric of our college's history. Academic excellence is reflected in the achievement of James Scott, who was appointed R.O.T.C. Cadet Colonel; the listing of ten seniors in the 1964-65 edition of Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges; and in those students who were selected for membership in honor societies. The class had its full measure of those talented with ability to perform feats of physical skill. We had Carol Whitaker. Ronald Blake, Isaiah Rasbury, and Wilbur Robinson, who led us to a CIAA championship in 1962-63 on the gridiron. In basket- ball, Edward Strawthers, James Turk, Charles Johnson, and David Nesbitt kept the competition keen, while James Carter performed brilliantly on the golf links. Our physical and intellectual development was spurred by the vitality and fluidity of our environment. We witnessed our college's first tentative steps toward expanding the curriculum to include offerings at the university level. We charted the progress which led to a men's dormitory and a footbridge connecting the northern and southern extremeities of the campus. 42 Senior Class Officers 43 Eleanor R. Peters Secretory Mary A. AAack Treasurer Bernice B. Ayers Sociology Joyce Renee Baucom F riffle h Kwame Poku Annor Political Science Spokesman Staff. Feoture Writer on Africon Affair� . Institute for Politico! Education Scholars, Vice-President; United Campus Christian Fellowship; Africon Students Union, Executive Secretory, Member United Notions Campus Student Croup, low Club; Political Science Club; Press Secretory of the Student Government. French Charm Club; Morgan Singers; French Club; Sporish Club; Spokesman Staff, Business Monager; Student Government, Executive Secretary. Student Court; Foculty Disci- plitsory Council. Secretory; Young Citizens foe Johnson; Student Union; D.O.W. Holmes Debate Society. Tyrone Randolph Bainos Sociology Psi Phi Fraternity; Sociology Club; iT.C. Officer's Club; Prometheon Koppa Alpha Kappa Mu. President; Federo- of Presidents. Pan Hellenic Council; |tical Institute Scholar; Intromurol Sports; pent Senate; Sophomore Class, Vico- isident; Junior-Senior Prom Committee; Affairs Committee, President's demic Cobinet; Refectory liaison Com- Ruth Rebecca Banks Political Science Delio Sigma Iheto; Y.W.CA; Gommo Sigma Sigma, First Vice-President; Student Court, Associate Justice; Senior Mentor. Political Science Scholar. French Club; SpanisMElub; Charm Club; Student Notionol Educo'on Association. 44 Conrad McKinnon Beach History Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity; 8o� ketball Twm; Hittory Club. David Howard Beckett History Intramural Basketball Amanda Odessa Bond History Wesley Club; Biology Club, Secretory. Ira Aldridge Player� . Debo'e Society; Y.W CA Thelma Peterson Betts History Delois Bowman Sociology Delta Sigma Theta Sorority; Social Science Club; Sociology Club; Civic Interest Group. Alice Jeanette Blackwell History le Cercie Froncai� ; Social Science Club. 45 Thomas N. Brisco French l Cercle Frotscols; Spanish Club. Treasurer; Apostolic Club; Tennis Teom. Evelyn L. Brodie French Freshmon, Sophomore. Junior. Senior Clou Executive Committee� ; Student Government, A� $ittant to President; le Cercie Froncai� , Spokesman; Student Union Committee; Social Affoirs Committee. Civic Interett Group; Young Republ on� . Sponish Club. Edith E. Brandt Sociology Beverly Elizabeth Brown Sociology Iro Aldridge Player� ; Mock Convention, Delegote. Sociology Club; French Club. Westminster Fellowship. 46 Sedonia Evelyn Brown Geography Comma Thaia Uptilon, Recording Sacra- lory; Univertity-People to-People; Gommo Sigma Sigmo Sorority. John R. Bryant History Dorothy Jean Browner French French Club; $pon«� h Club; Garmon Club; Univar� ity People-io-People; Junior Culturol Am Committee; Basketball Teem. Tennis Team; Nolionol Sludeni Association; Stu- dani Government, Executive Member 47 June W. Burkett English Student Union Committee, Executive Secre- tory: Student Government; University People-to-PeopJe; Delto Sigmo Theto Sorority; Mi� � R.O.T.C. ; English Club; Lombdo loto Tou; French Club; Cummings House, Vice-President Eleanor D. Burnett Sociology Sociology Club; Charm Club. 48 Haleate Ravelta Burrust Spanish Spanish Club. Virginia A. Clayborne Sociology Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Cheerleader. Student Senate, Promethean Kappa Tou; Chorm Club; Sociology Club. Angello Patricia Current History Chorm Club, Secretory; O.O.W. Holme� Oebalo Society. Vice-President; Oolio Sigmo Tholo Sorority, Porlio mentorion; Political Science Initiate; Student Court, Juttice; Social Science Club; Congrettionol Intern; Women-� Dormitory Council. Vice- Pro� dont Constance Daily Sociology Gamma Sigma Sigma Sorority, Vice- Pretident; Ira Aldridge Player� ; Spokes man Statf; Student Government; Chorm Club; Student Union; Spanish Club; Intro- mural Volleyball and Botketboll; Sociology Club. Mock Convention; PROMITHEAN Stoff; Unhrertity People-to-People. Arline L. David Sociology Senior Mentor. Overseas Student Union. Secretory. ”M � � Wesley ; U.C.C.f Mem ber; Chorm Club; Internot nol Student Association of Morytond; We� ley Club, Secretory. 49 James E. DeVance History College Choi� . Lionel R. Duncan Economics Intramural Track. Botketboll; Germon Chib; Commtrc Club; Marketing Club; Urbon Studies. Research Assistant; Oromo Club. Augustus J. Dutton Sociology Walter Carroll Elliott Political Science Notional Society of Pershing Rifles. Presi- dent. Federation o Presidents.- Social Science Club; Institute tor Pollticol Educa- tion; Advanced R.O.T.C.; Pre-low Club. 50 Joon Yvonne Evans Art Education Iro Aldridge Player� ; Alpho P� i Omega; Art Club. Student Government. Wavie Gibson, Jr. Spanish Promethean Koppa Tau,- President's Stu- dent Evaluating Committee; El Circulo de Espanol; Intramural frock. Ronald N. Flamer Geography lota Phi Theta Fraternity, Secretory; Stu- dent Notionol Education Association; Russian Club; Intromurol Basketball ond Softball. Mary Ann Gilbert Art Art Club; Attendant to Miss Pershing Rifle . Miss Pistol ; Y.W.CA; Chorm Club. Wesley Club lola Fountain Sociology Gamma Sigma Sigma Sorority, Secretory; Women's Dormitory Council; Senior Mentor. Baptist Club; Chorm Club. Delores Goode English English Club, Treasurer; Notionol Council of Teochcrs of English (Student Affiliote). PROMETHEAN, literary Editor. 51 Myles Goodson Political Science Kappa Alpho Pli Froternity. Reportor, H-� lofian; O.O.W. Holme� Debate Society; Intramural Sprot� . Social Science Club; Pre-law Club; Social Committee for Sum- mer School, Co-Chairman; Youth for Johmon - Humphrey; Mock Convention. Coldwater Campaign Monoger. Hunter Leroy Hall Sociology Penhlng Rifle� ; Alpha Phi Omega Froter- nlty, Charlotte Hall Political Science Sociol Science Club; Pre-low Club, Seer , tary; Phi Alpho Theta, Student Government, Executive Council; NSA Coordinator.- Howord Foreign Affoir� Scholar; ln� titute for Political Education Seholor; Congre� . � ional Intern. Jacqueline Hall Sociology University Peopleto-People. Bopt � t Club; Sociology Club; Sponijh Club. Carolyn Harcum Spanish Oelto Sigmo Theto Sorority, Chaplain.- Alpha Kappa Mu, Secretory; El Circulo Etpanol, Preiidenf; le Cercle Franco.� , Secretory, Promethean Koppo Tou, Federa- tion of President� ; Engliih Club. Elizabeth Ruth Pinkney Harris Spanish Spanish Club; French Club. 52 Yvonne D. Harris Alpho Koppa Alpho Sorority; English Club; French Club; Future Teacher of Amerko; Student Notional Education Association. Ronald R. Harris History Patricia Ann Hatcher Sociology Charm Club; French Club; Sociology Club. 53 Marlene Elodie Yvonne Huie History Promethean Kappa Tau; Gam mo Sigmo Sigmo Sorority; Senior Mentor; Iro Aldridge Players, Alpho P i Omega. Overseas Student Union. Secretory, Politico! Science Institute Scholar.- Chorm Club. Miss Overseas ; International Student Associa- lion ol Maryland. Brenda L. Jackson History Social Science Club; Sponish Club Mary E. Jackson French French Club, Vice-President. Spanish Club; Ivy leaf Club. Myrna Clement Jackson Sociology Alpha Koppo Alpha Sorority. Student Government; Spolcesmon Stoll; Mock Convention. Political Science Institute. Sociology Club; Germon Club; Senator,- Freshmen Orientation; Wesley Club; Charm Club; Intramural Softball. Robert C. Jackson PoliticoI Science Football Teom; Basketball Teom; Swim- ming Teom; Social Science Club; Dromo- KsClub; Intromurol Sports. Vernon L. Jackson French French Club, Vice-President; Ira Aldridge Ployers. Treasurer; Alpha Phi Alpho Frater- nity, Associate Editor to the Sphinx; Alpha Psi Omego; Sponish Club. 54 Charles S. Johnson History Groove Phi Groove Sociol Organization; Spanish Club. Porcy Vernon Johnson History Philosophy Club; Future Teachers of Amer- ica. Daniel I. Jennings Geography Gammo Thelo Upsilon; Chemistry Club Allan Jones Sociology Brenda S. Jones English Elise Martha Jude Philosophy Student Government. Vice President. Mod crn Donee Group; Aquatics Club; Senotor; University People-to-People; Social Af- fairs Committee; Junior-Senior Prom Com- mittee. 55 Reginald Kearney Political Science Student Government. President; Who's Who Among Students in American Uni- versities ond Colleges. Alpho Koppo Mu; Institute for Politico! Education Scholor. Prometheon Koppo Tou; University People- to-People; Young Democrats; Iro Aldridge PIayers; federation of Presidents; Spokes man Staff. Photographer; Congressional Intern; Student Court, Associate Justice. Paulette V. Ligon French le Cercie Froncoi� , President. El Circulo Etponol; Delta Sigma Theto Sorority. Jour. noli� t; Senior Mentor; Charm Club; College Choir. Promotheon Koppo Tou; Alpho Koppo Mu. Muriel Kelly Sociology Lillian E. Lee History Political Science Club; Spanish Club. Jeanette G. Lee - Geography Comma Theta Upsilon, President Jerome Lovick, Jr. French le Cercie Froncoi� . El Circulo Esponol; Wen minster Club. PROMETHEAN Stoff; Student Notionol Education Association.- Junior Closs. Finance Committee; United Business Association, 56 Ernestine McCants French Ernest Shaw Lyght History Schweitzer Club, Pretident; Wrjley Club, Pretident; Morgon Chrittion Council; Pro- metheon Koppo Tow; Phi Alpho Theto; Intramural Sport Frank McDougald Political Science Spokesman, Editor, Iro Aldridge Ptoyer� ; Congressional Intern; Institute fo� Politlcol Science; Young Democrats; Civic Interett Croup; Institute Scholor . Chairman Yvonne McGilvery History Sociol Sc one Club; Chorm Club. Michael C. McGoings Political Science Alpho Koppa Mu; Ptti Alpho Th to; Stu- dent Court, Chief Justice Mary A. Mack History Alpha Koppo Mu, Vice-President. Phi Alpha Th to, Vic -Pr« ident; Senior Class. Treat- ur r; Alpho Koppo Alpho Sorority; French Club. 57 Clayton Aaron Majete Sociology Sociology Club: Psychology Club; Sociol Science Club; Politico! Science Clob Berkley H. Mosley History Sociol Science Club; Intromurol Bosketboll. Janet L. Mays English Alpho Kappa Alpha Sorority, Epistoleus, Gamma Sigma Sigma Sorority, Vice Presi- deni; Junior Clots Treasurer.- College Choir; English Club. Bernice T. Moulton Economics Marketing Club; Commerce Club. Dorothy G. Mizell Geography College Choir. Elaine McDowell Murphy History Zeto Phi Beto Sorority, President; Pon Hel- lenic Council. Vice-President, Miss Zeta ; Federation of Presidents; United Campus Chrittion Fellowship; Sociol Science Club. 58 Genevieve Nicholas Economics Newmon Club; Club; Morkct ing Club. Cynthia Ann Clotile Noverdon History Promefheon Koppo Too. President's Aca- demic Council; Della Sigmo Theta Sorority,- Future Teochers of America; College Honor� Progrom; Phi Alpha Theio; Senior Class, Publicity Director. Barbara Cecilia Nicholson History Social Science Club. Marcus Nole, Jr. Geography Student National Education Association; Intromurol Spons. Taft Orr History Marching Bond. College Choir,- Intromurol Spon� ; Student Government Maboga Majeka Omwonga Economics 59 Hattie Waddell Owen English English Club; Nationol Council of Teochers of English. Lois Ann Powell History Charm Club; History Club. Baptist Club; Moll Monitor - Cummings House; Ton Best Dressed, 1963 1964 Robert Clarence Penn Political Science Alpho Phi Alpho Fraternity, Pros'doni. Par- liamentarian; Student Cou . Associate Justice; Student Deon, Track Team; Cross Country Team, Coptoin,- Federation of Presidents. President; Pre-Low Club. Insti- tute for Politico! Education. Choirmon; Congressonal Interne, 1964, Voung Stu- dents for Johnson. College Choirmon; Young Democrats, FYcsident,- Pan Hellenic Council. Parliamentarian. University Peo- ple to People President s Academic Cob •net; Committee on Who's Who Among Stu- dents in Americon Universities and Col- leges Myra Bryan Pulley Spanish French Club; Spanish Club; Charm Club; Modem Donee Club. Eleanor Ruth Peters French Delto Sigma Theto Sorority. Recording Sec- retory. 1963-1964 President. 1964 1965 Senior Mentor. PROMETHEAN Staff. Co- Editor; Morching and Concert Bands; Senior Class. Secretory; University People-lo- People; Charm Club; le Cercle Francois; El Circulo Esponol; Federation of Presidents. Secretory. Thomas Queen Political Science Sociol Science Club, Political Institute Scholor; Tennis Teom, Coptoin; Student Government; Young Oemocrots. 60 Peter Thomas Radcliffe French College Choir; French Club; Sponish Club. William C. Randall Political Science Debate Team; Apostolic Club; Political Institute Scholor; Pre-tow Club; Student Court, Justice. Young Democrats; Foot- boll Team. James Arnold Scott History First R.O.T.C. Brigodc, Commending Offi- cer; Spokesman Staff; Alpho Xappo Mu; Advonced Corps Club, Treosurer Maralyn Seaforth History Spokesman Staff; Student Government, Secretary; Sociol Science Club; German Club. Cynthia B. Sealey French French Club; Spanish Club; Canterbury Club Jill Cornelia Simmons English Modern Donee Group; Majorette, Young Women's Christian Association; Westmin- ster Club; Religion in life Progrom, Exec uthre Committee; English Club 61 Robert E. Simpson Political Science Groove Phi Groove Sociol Club; Scroller� Club. Marketing Club; Advanced ROTC; Officer� Club; Pre-law Club; Intromural Basketball ond Softball; Political Intti- lute Scholar; Federation of Prejident James R. Stockton Political Science Jesse Kenneth Smith History Alpha Phi Alpha Frolernity, Recording Secretary; Student Notional Education Association. College Choir; Intromurol Basketball; Codet Choru� ; We� ley Club. Leon W. Sullivan, Jr. History Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity. Pan Hellenic Council, President, College Choir. Advanced ROTC; Intromurol Sports, Wesley Club. Evelyn Patricia Stewart History History Club; Sponish Club. Darryl Craig Talley History History Club. 62 M. Susie Taylor Spanish Sponith Club. Secretory; French Chib. Pre� - idem; NAAC.P., Y.W.CA.; Zeto Phi Beto SorotHy. Richard Eugene Timmons III Sociology Alpha Phi Alpho Froternity; Intromurol Sport� . Lois Ann Thomas Sociology Newman Club; Gamma Sigmo $ gmo Soror- ity,- Chorm Club. Gloria Bias Tillery French Prometheon Koppo Tou; French Club; Sponith Club; Chorm Club. Reginald Stewart Turner History Donald Tynes Geography Gommo Thelo Uptilon. 63 Barbara C. Wesson English English Club, President; le Corel Francois; PROMETHEAN Staff; Charm Club; lombdo loto Tau; N.C T.E.; Federation of Presidents Sharon Valentine Sociology University People-to-People. Charm Club; Sociology Club; Junior Closs Float Com- mittee; Gammo Sigma Sigma Sorority; Y.W.C.A. Ronald Clark Wheatley Geography Gamma Theta Uptilon, lota Phi Theta; R.O.T.C. Officers' Club, President; Federa- tion of Presidents, Intromurol Sports; Stu- dent National Education Association,- Rus- sian Club. Andre Sherlock Wickham French Le Cercle Froncois; Spanish Club, Pro- methean Kappo Tau; Future Teachers of America. Nancy Thayer Williams History History Club; Spanish Club. Wesley D. Williams English Social Science Club; English Club; College Choir; Iro Aldr.dg Ptoyers. PROMETHEAN Staff, Co Ed.tor 64 Loi� J. Young English CKorm Club. Secretory, Engluh Club; Delto Sigmo Thoto Sorority; Mi � lompodos, 1962; Frejhmon Sonotor. Mitt Canto n, 1962-63; We� l y Club; Alfendont. Mi� � ROTC. 1963 65 Ina Anderson Business Administration teting Club; Commerce Club; Newmon Lawrence Anderson Mathematics Omcgo P� i Phi froternity; Varsity Trock Teom; Promethean Kappa Tou; Motho- matics Club; Pon Hellenic Council. Sandra Adams Business Education Marketing Club. Commerce Club. Esther A. Addison Music Education Music Educator� Notional Conference. Secretory; College Choir; Germon Club; Wesley Club. James D. Ashford Science Education Koppo Alpha Psi fraternity; Tennit loom; Science Education Ctvb; Biology Club, Chemistry Club; FuturejJiachers of Ameri- 66 Dolores Wilma Atkins Business Education Delta Sigma Theta SororityPrometheon Kappa Too; College Choir; Spokesman Staff; Committee on Religion in life. Godfrey A. Atlee, Jr. Accounting Commerce Club; French Club. Alpha Ph. Fraternity; Ron Hellenic Council; Dormitory Court, Associate Justice. Goldy Lorraine Bailey Business Administration Marketing Club. Commerce Club: PRO- METHEAN Staff Marva Louis Barnes Biology Baptist Club; Biology Club; Pre-Medicol Club, Secretory; YWCA, President, Pro gram Director; Chemistry Club; Federation of Presidents. Sophie Earline Barnes Mathematics Mathematics Club Ernest Walter Baylor Art Education Wesley Club; Men's Dormitory Council; les Artisions. Baptist Chib, PROMETHEAN Stoff, Religion in life Program. 67 Fred Bell Physics Amerkan Institute of Physics; Physks Club; Koroto Club. Elinor Bell Home Economics Franklin D. Belton Physical Education Physical Education Club; Cross Country Trock loom. Rita E. Bennett Business Education Delta Sigmo Theta Sorority. United Busi- net Education Association, Wesley Club; Commereo Club; Charm Club. W. George Binion Business Administration Marketing Club; Commerce Club. Robert E. Blount Business Administration Notlonol Society of the Pershing Rifles; Commerce Club; Marketing Club; Wrestling Team. 68 JoAnn Elizabeth Bracy Elementary Education Della Sigma Theto Sorority, Cheering Squad, Students Union Hospitolify Com- mittee. Hubert T. Brown, Jr. Physical Education Trock Teom, Coptam, All-American Trock Team; Physicol Education Club; Overseas Student Union. Student Government, As- sistant Business Manager Barbara E. Bowman Biology Delto Sigma Theta Sorority; Promethean Koppa Tou. Beto Koppo Chi, Secretory. Biology Club; Miss Junior ; Miss Senior . Senior Mentor. Marching Bond; Politico! Science Institute; Chorm Club; Who's Who Among Students in Ame icon Universities and Colleges. John Brent Art Phillip R. Boyd Chemistry Brenda E. Brown Physical Education Delta Sigmo Theto Sorority; Phys ol Edu- cation Club; Gamma Sigmo Sigma Soror- ity; Softball Team. Hockey Teom; Volley- ball Team.- Intromurols, Choirmon; New- man Club; Student Union Hospitolity Com- mittee; future Teochers of Amtrca; Honors Program. 69 Joyce Moncella Brown Physical Education Intromurol Spot!� ; Gymnottici Ctob; F� hyv icol Education Club; G � l� ' Soltboll Team. Gi'l� ' Field Hockey Itom; Judo Intere� ! Group; Y.W.CA; Spokesman S«of Bats Bullock, Jr. Chemistry Jacqueline Patricia Burke Science Education Science Education Club. Secretory; Sigma Gommo RKo Sorority, Preiident; Pon Hel- lenic Council; Mock Convention; Finance Committee. Junior Clot� Harriet Burton Elementary Education 70 Francis Lee Butler Physics Sophomore Clot Senotor; Omega P%i Phi Fraternity, Vice-Bosileus. Physics Club. Winston Byrd Biology B-ology Club, President; Concert and Watch- ing Bands. College Choir. Federation of Preiidentt. Eugene B. Byers Pre-Chemistry Baptist Club, Treasurer; Chemistry Club. American Chemicot Society; Omega Pti Phi Fraternity; Pon Hellenic Council. Sec- retory, Vice-President. Intromvrol Sport� . Pre-Medical Club. Barbara Louis Campbell Business Education College Choir; Chorm Club. Marketing Club; Commerce Club; Nationol Educoton Association. Nationol Business Education Association Roland Byrd Psychology Psychological Society; Intromurol Track: Student Supervisor. Student Union Com- mittee. Clarence Bernard Canson, Jr. Biology Kappa Alpha P� i fraternity, Polemorch; Pre-Medical Club; Biology Club; Federa- tion of Presidents; Pan Hellenic Council; Intromurol Sports. 71 E. Catherine Carr Elementary Education Aquotict Club; University People-to- People; Notional Education Attociation; Chorm Club, College Choir, future Teoeh- ert of Amerko; Wotloy Club; Delta Sigma Theto Sorority. Celia Virginia Lofton Carr Business Educotion Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Commerce Club; NA.A.C.P.; National Educotion At- tociotion; future Teochert of Amerko. PROMEIHEQN Staff. Attociote Butinett Monoger; Not.onol Butinett Educotion At tociotion. Anne Rochelle Carroll Mathematics Alpho Kappa Alpha Sorority, President ond Vke-Pretident; Who's Who Among Students in Americon Universities ond Colleges; federation of Pretidentt; Mothemotiet Club; Promethean Koppo Tou; Senior Clott. Vice-Pretident. Shirley L. Chambers Business Education Commerce Club, Morkoting Club; Student Educotion Attociation; Notionol Butmett Educotion Attociotion; f ovtern Butmett Education Attociation. Ethella P. Clanton Business Education Commerce Club; Newmon Club; Spokes- man Staff; Modern Donee Group. Donald T. Clappe Biology Alpha Koppo Mu; Beta Koppo Chi, Preti- dent, Pre-Medical Club, Biology Club. 72 Virginia Ernestine Clay Elomentary Education Future Teochers ol America Myrtle Elizabeth Bailey Cockrell Elementary Education Notionol Education Anocot.on. Promethean Kappa Tau; Pyramid Club; Iro Aldridge Player� . Roy Thomas Cogdell Psychology P� ychok gy Club; P i Chi; Oormitory Coun- cil. Robert Edward Coleman Business Administration Commerce Club; Marketing Ck� b; Track Teom. Lillie Earline Collins Business Education Commerce Club; Mock Convention. Charm Club. Vina Alois Coleman Biology Delta Sigma Theto Sorority; Promethean Koppa Tou; Biology Club 73 Claudette Virginia Cook Elementary Education Moforette; Weeley Club. Chorm Club; Min Sophomore; Notionol Educot.on Asiocio- lion; Delta Sigmo Theta Sorority; Senior Mentor; Elementary Education Club. Delores C. Cruse Art Education Chorm Club; Canterbury Club. Let Artiiiant; Alpha Koppa Alpho Sorority; PROMETHEAN Staff. Lawrence E. Dandridge Business Administration Marketing Club; Commerce Club. Christina A. Dates Science Education Science Education Club, Secretary; PROME- THEAN Stoff 74 Edward L. Davis Alafhemof cs Alpho Phi Alpho Froternlty, ({«cording S cf«iary, Porliomentorion. Beto Koppa Chi, Vice-President; Promethean Koppa Too; President's Academic Cabinet; Pom Hellenic Council; Advanced ROIC; Mothe malic� Club; Intromorol Sports. Genevieve Ophelia Day Business Administration Marketing Club; Commerce Club; College Choir; Charm Club. Paige Tyrone Davis Physical Education Health and Physicol Education Club. Germaine Dennaker Biology Roy Reginald Davis Business Administration Joyce I. Dennison Physical Education Physicol Education Club; Varsity .Hockey Team; Varsity Basketball Team; Intramural Sports. Karate Interest Group. Dormitory Officer; Newmon Club; Charm Club. Carolyn Ann Dotson Elementary Education Mitt Scroller; Min Que Tee. Attendant, ■Mitt ROTC, Chairman of Junior-Senior Prom. Comma Sigma Sigma Sorority; Iro Aldridge Moyer� ; Modern Donee Group, Spoieimon Sloll; PROMETHEAN Staff Charles R. Edwards Chemistry George A. Edelen Chemistry Osborno Benjamin Dixon, Jr. Psychology Piychotogicol Society. Junior Cktst. Senotoc; President”t Academic Cobinet; Adwonced ROTC; Officer-� Club. Courtney L. Drummond, Jr. Science Education Officer � Club; Science Club; Promethean Koppo Too. Odessa Eldridge Elementary Education Comma Sigma Sigma Sorority, Pretident, Wevley Club Council; Senior Mentor. Chorm Club. Mitt Alpho Phi Alpho. 196344 76 Robert G. Evans Physical Education Tenni� Team; Basketball Team; Alpho Phi Alpha Fraternity; Phy� .col Education Club. George H. Floyd Business Administration Bond; Intromural Track; Commerce Club; Marketing Club. President Rosa M. Fair Business Education Charm Club; Commerce Club; Marketing Club; Notona! Bu� ine� s Education Asso- ciotion; Notional Education Association. C. Joyce Fobbs Physical Education Comma Sigmo S� gmo Soror.ty, Third Vtce- President. Physical Education Club; Bosket boM Team. Senior Mentor Roland G. Fletcher Chemistry Notionol Society of Pershing Rifles. Presi- dent; Student Senate, Junior and Senior Closs; Chemistry Club; American Chemical Society; Advanced ROTC; Beto Koppa Chi; Ira Aldridge Players; Promethean Koppa Tou; Committee for Second Mile Aword; Officer Club. Gloria Mae Ford Elementary Education Prometheon Koppo Tou; Y.W.CA.; Future Teocher of America,- Baptist Club. 77 Gwendolyn Barbaro Ford Muifc Education Charm Club; Boptitt Club; Mutic Edueotort Notional Conference; College Choir; Gommo Sigma Sigma Sorority; Delta Sigmo Theta Sorority; ''Ml � MENC Melvin S. Forston Biology Biology Club; Gorman Club; Intromural Trock Teorn; Pre-Med-col Club. Clara Cobb Fraling Elementary Education Young Democrat� Club; Future Teacher� of Americo; PROMETHEAN. Bu� ine� ( Monager William I. Garner Physics Phy ic Club, Vice-Pre� ident; Mothemot.c Club; Sphinx Club; American Initltute of Phytic� . Gregory Forster Mathematics Germon Club; Mothemotict Club. Alpha Phi Omego Fraternity. Corretponding Secre- tary. Recording Secretory; Advanced ROTC; Officer� Club; Intromurol Sport� ; Student Government. Donee Committee Edward Gleen Biology 78 Elizabeth Glover Elementary Education Charm Club; Bopt it Club. Walter Lee Goodwin, II Physical Education Phyticol Education Club; Swimming Team Myrna Granger Elementary Education Gammo Sigma Sigma Sorority. Dromotics Club; Chorm Club; Spanish Club. Basil Grant Physics American Institute ol Phytic� ; Internotionol Student Orgon-rofion. German Club. Politico! Science Inttitute; Soccer Teom Carrie M. Graves Home Economics Home Economics Club. Janet Lee Green Science Education French Club. Biology Club; Gommo Sigmo Sigma Sorority; Institute ol Political Science. Young Democrott Club; Charm Club; Stu- dent Government. T9 Nona L Greene Biology Charm Club; Biology Club, V� ccPre� ident. ”Mi� � Bonneker Holi, 1061-02; ”Mi� � Per� h.ng Rifle� , 1963-64; Mi� � Om� 9o P� i Ph. 1964-65; Oella Sigma Theta Sorority; PROMETHEAN Stoff; Senior Mentor. OCCF Saundra Valerie Green Business Administration Marketing Club; Commerce Club, Joan Ann Griffin Business Education Commerce Club; Marketing Club. Jacqueline Adeline Gwaltney Elementary Education Charm Club; Boptitt Club; Y.W.C.A.; Alpha Koppa Alpha Sorority. Barry H. Hampton Psychology Intramural Sport� ; Groove Phi Groove, Vke-Pre� ident. Shirley Dolores Harper Elementary Education Future Teocher� of America. Elementary Education Club; Junior-Senior Prom Com. miltee. 80 Herman E. Harrell, Jr. Business Administration Morketlng Club; Commorce Club; Student Assistant Comptroller.- Small 8usinoss Institute. Astistont Director; Intramurol Bosketboll Henry L. Harriet Business Education le Cercle Froncois: College Cboir; Alpho Ph. Alpho Froternity. Secretory, Vice-Presi- dent; United Business Education Associa- tion; Spoketmon Staff. Patricia D. Harris Biology Prc-Medicol Club; Biology Club, Secretory Annie Mary Harrison Elementary Education Jewel Hart Elementary Education Future Teachers of Americo; Homecoming Floot Committee; Hementory Educotion Club; Junior-Senior Soiree. William F. Hilton, Jr. Psychology Civic Interest Group. Co-Choirmon. Psi Chi, Vice-President 81 Gloria Olivia Hobbs Elementary Education Future leather� of Amerko. Carol E. Hogan Elementary Education Volunteer� Committee, Chairman; Student Union Hotpitolity Committee; College Choir. Roger Theodoro Hobbs Mathematics Footboll leam,- Mathematic� Club; Home- coming Committee; Intramural Track loom; Newman Club; Phy� k� Club. Grace D. Holley Science Education Chemittry Club; Science Education Club. Artis Thaniel Holiday Language Arts Eng!i� h Club. Yvonne H. Holmes Science Education Zeta Phi Beto Sorority, Vlce-Prettde� t; Science Education Club, Secretory, Student Union Committee; Pan-Hellenic Council, Treovurer; Gommo Sigma Sigmo Sorority. 82 Phyllis Geraldine Howard Physical Education Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Financial Secretary. Federation of Presidents; Phyn'col Educotion Club, Prendent; Girl's Basketball Team; University Pcople-to- Peoplo.- Student Union; Social Committee; Wesley Club James A. Hughes Art Education An Club. Brenda Louise Howell Mathematics Mathematics Club; Commerce Club; Spokamon Staff. Baptist Club; Intramurol Sports Joseph Allen Hunter Biology Koppo Alpho Psi Froternity. Keeper of the Records. Parliamentarian, Board of Direc- tors; Pan-Hellenic Council; Biology Club; French Club; Intramurol Sports ✓ Olivia Dec Howell Elementary Education Delta Sigma Theta Sorority; Charm Club; Elementary Education Club. Notionol Education Association. Andrew Leon Jackson, Jr. Science Education Vorslty Football Team; Science Education Club. President; R.O.T.C. Officer's Club; Intramurol Sports; Federation of Presidents 83 Ernestine Jackson Elementary Education Delta Sigmo There Sorority; Fotore Teach er of America. Wesley A. Jennings Physical Education lolo Phi Theta Fraternity, Swimming Team lurline Jackson Physical Education PROMETHEAN, Editor .n-Chief; Delta Sigmo Theta Sorority. First Vice-President, Women's Dormitory Council, President; Senator, Junior Closs; Senolor, Senior Clots; Pan- Hellenic Council, Reporter; Student Union Executive Boord; Sociol Affairs Committee; University People-to-Peoplo; Physical Education Club; Federation of Presidents; Student Government Executive Committee; Senior Mentor; Baptist Club, Secretory, President's Acodemic Cabinet. Lawrence MeCraw Johns Physical Education Phytieol Education Club; Students Notionol Teachers Association. Brenda Jennings Elementary Education Future Teachers of America Fopeanna Taylor Johnson Science Education 84 Mable L. Johnson Science Education Charm Club. Science Education Club. treas- urer; Spokesman, Junior Reporter. Robert Eldridge Jonos Mathematics French Club. Swimming [«am; Mothemotics Club; German Club; Korol Club; Spokes- man Staff; Intramural Sports. Rosa Loo Tarvor Johnson Physical Education Physical Education Club; Judo Interest Group; Hockey learn; Gymnostic Club; Women's Intromurol Sports, Y.W.CA Catherine B. Jordan Elementary Education Civk Interest Group. Lois Marie Joynes Home Economics Y.W.CA.. President; Charm Club. College Choir, french Club; Student Notional Education Association; Federation of Preii- dents: Morgon Christian Council Home Economics Club William R. Johnson Physical Education Institute for Political Education, track Teom; loto Phi theta fraternity, Pon- Hellenic Council, Young Democrats 85 Ronald M. King Biology Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. Ronald J. Kimball Science Education Advonced ROTC; Intromurol Sports, Soool Alfoir Committee; Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity. Prendent. Science Education Club. Levi T. Lipscomb, Jr. Physics Americon Institute of Physics. Barbara Ann Lindsey Business Administration Delores Lewis Elementary Education College Choir; Charm Club. PROMETHEAN Stoff; Ivy leaf Club. Lois P. Leftridgc Physical Education Physicol Education Club; Modem Dance Group; Canterbury Club; Chorm Club; Alpho Koppo Alpho Sorority; PROMETHEAN Staff 86 Clarence Lee Physical Education Notionol Society of Perjh-ng Rifles, Physical Education Clob. Future Teachers of Amu- ico; American Association of Heolth, Phys- ico! Education ond Recreation Shirley Maxine Lee Business Administration Commsfcs Club; Marketing Club. Melvin B. Locklear Mathematics Barbara Lyles Elementary Education Chotnt Club Trezline Lyles Science Education Doha Sigma Theta Sorority; Science Educa- tion Club, Boptist Club, Germon Club. Janette McBride Psychology Psychology Club; Psychological Society; Lutheran Club. 87 Anna Lois McCall Business Education U8EA. Commerce Club; Marketing Club. University People to-Pcople. College Choir Haywood S. McGuire, Jr. Mathematics Mathematics Club; Student Government, Sonator. Floyd M. McCoy, Jr. Business Administration Amor on Marketing Association, Com- merce Club; Tennis Teom. Annie Carmen McGhee Science Education Wesley Club; Science Education Club; Chorm Club Aloha Joyce McCullough Business Education Delta Sigma Theta Sorority; Omega Play- mate.- Chorm Club. Ruth H. McNair Art Education 88 Verbena Marine Elementary Education Gammo Sijmo Sigmo Sorority; French Club; Notionol Education Association. Chorm Club. 8arbara Jean Maddox Science Education Promethean Koppa Too; Sophomore Class. Secretary; Junior Clots, Vice-President; Senior Senator,- Senior Mentor.- Chorm Club; Science Education Club; Alpho Kappa Sorority, Doan of Pledgees,- Gammo Sigmo Sigma Sorority; Wesley Club; College Choir; Intramural Sports Alexander B. Martin Music Education MENC, Vice-President.- Drum Major, Symphonic Bond.- Stage Bond. College Choir; Alpha Phi Omego froternity. Delores Martin Science Education Science Education Club; Iro Aldridge Ploy- ers. Candidate for Mist Morgan.” 1964- OS; University People-to-People. Robert leo Martin Chemistry Canterbury Club, President, Vice-P'esident; Chemisfry Club; American Chemical Society; German Club; Student Dean; Men's Dormiiory Council, President, Federa- tion of Presidents. Martha A.K. Massally Home Economics Charm Club; U.C.C.F.. Overseas Student Union,- International Student's Association of Morylond; Senior Mentor. 89 Jerome May Psychology Psychological Society. Vke-President; Psi Chi. Jean C. Matthews Elementary Education Alpho Koppa Alpha Sorority. Mildred Nichols Mayo Business Administration Marketing Club. Commerce Club. Bernice D. Meade Music Education College Choir, President; Music Educators Nationol Conference, Secretory; Marching Bond; Omicron Club; Gamma Sigmo Sigma Sorority; Student Union Committee. Claudette Julia Mitchell Chemistry Comma Sigmo Sigmo Sorority. Second Vice-President; Civic Interest Group; Amorkan Chemicol Society. Chemistry Club; Physics Club; Boptist Club; Chorm Club; College Choir; University People-to- People. Intramural Sports; Student Union Hospitolity Committee George Mitchell, Jr. Mathematics Kappa Alpha Pti fraternity. Keeper of Exchequer. Vice-Polemorch; Intromurol Bosketboll and Softboll, Mathematkt Club, Pon-Hellenie Council. 90 James A. Mitchell Science Education Phytic Club; Science Education Club; Wetley Club. ROTC Bond. Student Senate. Alpha Phi Alpha Froternity; President's Second Mile Award Committee. Charles Edward Moore Physical Education Basketball Team; Physical Education Club. Joyce Mitchell Elementary Education Emily Moore Physical Education Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Physical Education Chib; Gamma Sigma Sigma Sorority. Cheering Squad. Student Athletic Representative; Hockey Team.- Botketboll Teom. Nathaniel C. Monroe Physical Education Botketbok Teom; Groove Phi Groove Sociol Organisation; Physical Education Club; American Association of Health, Physical Education, and Recreotion Pearl Ardella Morris Art Education Chorm Chib; Art Chib. Senior Mentor. Newman Club. 91 Frederick E. Nunley Business Administration Elmer R. Murray Physical Education Swimming Team; Alpha Phi Omcgo Frater- nity; Physical Education Club; Intromurol Sports. Nathaniel Eugene Parham Physical Education Physical Education Club; Groovo Phi Groove Social Organization; Intramural Sports; American Association of Meollh, Physicol Education ond Recreation, Donald Parker Biology Debra Parnell Business Education Womb or of Committee of One Hundred, Senior Mentor; Dormilory Council. Secre- tory; Truth Hall, Secretory, Commerce Club; Wesley Club; Chorm Club; Ten frost Dressed; United Business Education Asso- ciation; PROMETHEAN Staff; Omega Playmate; NAACP. Carole Dianne Parsons Business Education Cheerleader,- Commerce Club; Intromurol Sports; Sophomore Oormitory, Secretary; Chorm Club. United Business Association. 92 Thomas Pinder, Jr. Biology Alpho Phi Alpho Fraternity, Dean of Pledgee ; Freshman Clou. President; Sophornoro Class, President; Junior Closs, President; Promethean Koppa Tou, Prcsi- dent; French Club, Treasurer; Distinguished Advonced Corps Cadet; Biology Club; Departmental Honor Scholars. Pre-Medicol Club, Alpho Kappa Mu; Who'� Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges; loto Mu Pi Research Society; Second Mile Aword Committee; Federation of Presidents; Beta Kappa Chi; Oormifory Council, Secretory. George H. Poe III Phyiical Education Alpha Phi Alpho Fraternity; Physical Educa tion Club; Canterbury Club; Senior Senotor,- Varsity Swimming Team; Intramural Sports Gregory L. Powell Physical Education Physicol Education Club; Alpho Phi Omega Fraternity; Wrestling Team; Intramural Sports. Norris C. Ramsey Psychology College Choir. Frock Teom; Cross Country Team; Psychological Society, President; Psi Chi 93 Isaiah Alan Rasbury, Jr. Chemistry Germon Club; Owmitlry Club; Football Team; ClAA Footboll Team; Bosketboll loom. Audrey Patricia Robinson Business Education Commerce Club; Morketing Club; CKorm Club. Notional Education Association. Carveretta D. Robinson Elementary Education Future TeocKers ol Americo. Ernestine Robinson Physical Education F’hyvcol Education Club; Hockey Teom; Tumbling Team. 94 Linda L. Robinson Chemistry Alpha Koppo Alpho Sorority, Anti-Basileus, American Chemicol Society; Chemistry Club; Senior Mentor, Ira Aldridge Ployert; Promethean Kappa Too, Secretary; Charm Club; Mock Political Convention, Oelegoto, 1963; Intramurol Sport� Lavonia Davis Royster Elementary Education Future Teocher� of America. Beatrice M. Saunders Business Administration American Marketing Club; Commerce Club; PROMETHEAN Stoff Marcia Saxon Physical Education Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Sergeant-ot- arm� ; Spofce� mon Stoff, Hockey Team; Women'� Basketball Team, Physicol Edu- cation Club; Studont Union Social Commit- tee, Gamma Sigma Sigma Sorority; Newman Club; University People-to- People; Civic Interest Group; Gymnastics Club George T. Scott, Jr. Science Education Science Education Club; Morching Bond. 95 Robert Lee Scott Mathematics Vanity Bosketball Team; Student Notional Education Association. Jerome H. Shelton Business Administration Amerieon Marketing Club, Treasurer. Carol Louis Shervington Chemistry Chemistry Club; Alpha Kappa Alpha Soror- ity, Miss Alpha Delta ; Modern Dance Group; Min Que-Tee ; Pon-Hellenic Council. Joseph Morsell Showell Elementary Education Apostolic Club; Young Republicans Club, Vice-President; Student Government Committee; Future Teochers of America. Eugenia Silva Biology Biology Club. Jerilyn Murray Simmons Elementary Education Chorm Club; Spokesman Staff; Dormitory Holl Monitor; Miss Canteen 96 Beverly Veronica Skates Physics Prometheon Koppa Tao; Alpha Koppo Alpha Sorority, Assistant Treasurer and Parliamentarian. American Institute of Physic� ; German Club; Charm Club; Senior Senotor. Mothemotics Club. Carolyn M. Simms Elomontory Education ft' Eugene J. Smalloy Physical Education Groovo Phi Groove Social Club; Physical Education Club; Wesley Club; Ten 8est Dressed Men; American Association of Physicol Education, Health, and Recreation; Intramural Sports; Footboll Team Charles Douglas Smith Chemistry Chemistry Club; German Club. Gwendolyn C. Smith Biology New man Club, President; Morgan Christian Council; Womon's Dormitory Disciplinary Council; Sophomore Dormitory, President. University People-to-People, Chairman, NAACP; Gamma Sigmo Sigma Sorority; Biology Club. Pre-Medical Club. Grace Patricia Smith Business Administration Spokaman Staff, Miss Spokesman - Ira Aldridge Players; Commerce Club, Miss Commerce . Marketing Club; le Cerclo Froncois. 97 Joyce Rocelia Smith Elementary Education Spokesman Staff; Future Teacher of Amorieo; College Choir; Chorm Club; Elementary Education Club. Nancy Mitchell Solomon Business Education Dclto Sigma Theto Sorority; Commerce Club; United Buiine Education A� � ocio- tion; Marketing Club. Shirley W. Smith Business Administration Commerce Club, Vice-President; Market- ing Club, Vice-President, Publicity Cholrmon. Llewellyn Sinclair Somersall Business Administration International Student A ociotion of Mary- land, Fir � Vice-Prevdent; Overteo Student Union,- We ley Club; Commerce Chrb; Marketing Club. William Smith, Jr. Science Education Kappa Alpha P i Froternity. Advanced ROTC; Intromural Sport� ; Biology Club; Science Education Club. Robert M. Spady, Jr. Art Education Ira Aldridge Player , Treasurer; Art Club; PROMETHEAN, Art Editor; Alpho Phi Omega Froternity. 98 Jerald Stanley Physical Education Perth-ng Ridet; Ira Aldridge Player� ; Phytic ol Education Club. Edward L. Strawthcr Business Administration 8otketboll Team, Coptoin; Student Govern, ment, Comptroller, Chairman of loon fund; Marketing Club; Commerce Club. Lois A. Stubblefield Chemistry Marching and Symphon Bandt; Chemittry Club, Secretory; Junior Clatt, Secretory; Junior-Senior Prom Committee; Alpho Koppo Alpho Sorority. Treoturer. Amencon Chemical Society, Pretidenl. Prometheon Koppa Tau; Undergroduotc Reteorch Project. John C. Taylor Physical Education Trock Teom; Intromurol Troek, Softball. Botketboll; Groove Phi Groove Sociol Club; Wetley Club; Phyticol Education Club. Regina Jackson Taylor Science Education Prometheon Koppo Tou; Charm Club; Science Educotion Club, Patricia A. Taylor Business Education Wetley Club. Senior Mentor; Charm Club, Commereo Club; PROMETHEAN Staff; Student Government. Secretory; United Businett Education Attociotion. 99 Joseph Clifton Trotter, III Biology Biology Club. Alpha Phi Omega Frater- nity. Newmon Club; Chemistry Club; Intra mural Sport . Photography Club; Student Union Committo . Gertrude C. Tubaya Physical Education Phy� ieol Education Club, Carl M. Tucker Science Education Alpha Phi Omega Froterniry, Biology Club; Phytic Club; Science Education Club; Student Government, Wettmintter Club; Photography Club. Key Club; Chemlttry Club; College Band; Student Union Com- mittee. James Turk Elementary Education Botketboll Teom; Omega Pii Phi Fraternity. 100 Hilbert H. Turner Business Administration Commerce Club; Morket-ng Chib; Groove Phi Groove Sociol Club; Intromurol Sport� ; Botketboll Team. Charles H. Washington Psychology ROIC Rifle Teom, Co-Captain; P� t Chi Club. Alpho Phi Omega Fraternity, Histor- ian,- Germon Club; Ru� � ion Club; Pre- Denti� try Club. LeVerne A.B. Wallace Home Economics Chorm Club; Federation of Presidents; Mome Economic� Club; Comma Sigmo Sigma Sorority. President; Y.W.C.A.. Student Union Committee; American Home Economic� Association. Westminster Fellowship. Melvin Miller Washington, Jr. Physical Education Phy� icol Education Club; Intramural Sports. 101 Jerry Nathaniel Warfield Business Administration Commerce Club. Treasurer; Marketing Club. Weiley Club; Men's Dormitory Council. Treoturer; Choirmon of Men’s Week, Cross Country Trock Team. Track Teom. Joan Sheila Watson Science Education Delto Sigmo Theta Sorority; Chorm Club, Vice-President; Sponish Club; Science Education Club; Mock Convention.- Wesley Club; Intramural Softball; Promethean Koppo Tov. Brenda C. Webb Elementary Education Sandra Leigh Wells Home Economics Education College Choir.- Comma Sigma Sigma Soror- ity; Home Economic Club. Carol Morris Andrew Whitaker Business Administration football Team, Coptoin. Marketing Club, Commerce Club; ROTC Officer� Club; Senior Cto� � . President. Promethean Koppo Tou; Groove Phi Groove Social Club. Gus James White Mathematics Jesse L. Whittington Business Education Commerce Club; Marketing Club; Wesley Club; Wrestling Team; Ira Aldridge Dromo- tic Club; Civic Interest Group; Congre� of Racial Equality. Student Union Committee; Groove Phi Groove Social Club; Student Government, Business Monager Edward William Wilkins, Jr. Music MENC. Morgan Singers,- College Choir. Morching and Symphonic Bands 102 Robert Hutcherson Wilkins Physical Education Phytic al Education Club; Intromoral Sport� Leroy W. Williams, Jr. Biology Jerry M. Williams Biology Biology Club. Jamie M. Williamson Elementary Education Charm Club, Future Teacher� of America; Homocoming Floot Committee; Junior Senior Prom Committee; Elementary Educa- tion Club. Alethia Trader Williams Business Education Commerce Club; United Bviine� � Educa- tion A� � OCiotion. Melvyn Williams Elementary Education 103 Frances Wilson Elementary Education Michael Anthony Winder Physics Student Government, Senator, Student Union. CHoi man of Publk Relotion� . Chair- man of Social Affair� ; Officer'� Club, Prendent. Spokotmon Stoff; Sociol Affair� Committee; PHy� k� Club. Pax Hermena Wingfield Business Education Commerce Club; Marketing Club; literary Club; CHorm Club, Modern Donee Group; Notionol Education A� tociotion. Marcus Granville Wood Music Promethean Koppa Tau; Muik Educator� Notional Conference; Iro Aldridge Player� , Morgon Singer� ; College Marching and Concert Bond . Morgon Community Symphony Orche� tro; College Choir; Advonced ROTC; Officer' Club; Intro- murol Sport . Warren Eugene Wood Chemistry Promethean Kappa Tou; Chemi� try Club; Spokesman Stoff; Co ege Choir; Karate Club. Calvin E. Woodland Music Alpho Phi Alpha Fraternity. Corresponding Secretory; Pon-Hellenk Council; Student Government, Senator; Newmon Club, Treo� urer; College Choir, Prendent; College Morching and Symphonic Band� ; Mutk Educators Notionol Conference; Young DemocroH; Student Union Committee. Politico! Science Scholar. 104 Carolyn Virginia Woodland Chemistry Oelto Sigma Thc'a Sorority; Senior Mentor; Americon Chemicol Society; Chemistry Club. Chorm Club; Newmon Club, Secre- tory, University People-to-People, Member- ship Cho rman, College Bond; College Choir; Y.W.C.A.. Pre-Medicol Club, Secre- tory. Carrie Arlene Wooten Business Education Chorm Club; Commerce Club, United Business Education Association. Velma L. Wright Science Education Science Education Club; University People- to-People,- Chorm Club; Mocl Politicol Convention. Delegate; Baptist Club. Janice Young Elementary Education Chorm Club; Donee Group; Cheering Squad; Canterbury Club. leydon A. Young Business Administration Overseas Student Union; Men's Dormitory Council; federation of Presidents; Insti- tute for Politicol Science, Scholor; Univer- sity People-to-People. Wesley Club; Ameri- can Marketing Club; Commerce Club; Vor- sity Soccer Team; Committee for Health Services. I OS Students Not Pictured Catherine Burrell Baltimore, Maryland English Edna Rice Baltimore, Maryland Psychology James A. Carter Annapolis, Maryland History Joseph Stemley Baltimore, Maryland Philosophy David Nesbitt Yonkers, New York Political Science Andrea Pair West Baltimore, Maryland Physics «06 Growth in Physical Development gfeWhen we speak of physical development , we think of two as- pects of Morgan life: one involving the role of athletics in building physically and mentally healthy individuals, the other involving the increase in physical facilities. The althletic program, which includes football, basketball, swim- ming and hockey, is conducted as an integral part of the educational pro- gram of the college. Among its objectives are the development and main- tenance of excellence in character and self-expression and the encourag- ment of good sportsmanship, desirable attitudes, and the wholesome utilization of team work in achieving goals. The physical aspect of our campus has been illuminated by the addition of a long awaited foot bridge and three buildings — Carter-Grant- Wilson Building, Key Hall, and O'Connell Hall. Do honor to your bodies. Reverence your physical natures, not simply for themselves. Only as ends they are not worthy of it, but because in health and strength lies the true basis of noble thought and glorious devotion. Phillips Brooks 107 The Golden Bears Morion 53.. .. 27.. .. 15.. .. 14.. .. 8.... 40.. .. 36.. .. 53.. .. 6.... Captain Carol Whitaker SCOREBOARD Hampton Institute......... North Carolina College.. Howard University......... Maryland State College. A T College............. Shaw University........... Delaware State College. Virginia Union University Virginia State College.... Opponent ......7 ......0 ......8 ......0 .....29 ......7 ......6 ......0 .....13 Aetion on the Gridiron Oliver Dobbins Congratulations! Leroy Kelly and Oliver Dobbins. Morganites were overwhelmingly pleased with the performance of these two former Morgan Bears who were draff choices for 1964. Dobbins was chosen by the Buffalo Bills, while Kelly was a draftee of the Cleveland Browns. Both perform- ed skillfully in spurring their teams to victory —the Bills capped the American League ond the Browns walked away with the Notional League title. Leroy Kelly Cmt1 tTo-Captain Marvin Crowford 109 The Basketeers Morgan THE RECORD Opponent 82 North Carolino College 89 92 Hampton Institute 84 89 86 84 Brooklyn College 68 86 St. Paul's College 82 88 Jersey City State College... 67 82 Elizabeth City College 85 82 85 95 Howard University 75 82 Winston-Salem College 90 1 10 87 88 96 93 63 111 Delaware State College 107 107 109 79 North Carolina College 74 82 96 80 Delaware State College 81 70 99 102 117 72 Howard University 88 108 70 76 91 MO Captain Edward Strawthers Guard that man; get that boll! A bosket, a basket; we want a basket! Block that shot! Ill The Road Runners The freshman mile relay team set a new record at the Millrose Games Meet at Madison Square Garden, New York. The fleet young foursome covered the distance in 3:24.3, clipping the old mark of 3:25.5 set by the Morgan frosh team two years ago. At The Penn Relays C.I.A.A. Track Meet The Watermen Morgan RESULTS Opponent� 49 A. T. College 46 49 Hampton Institute 46 32 Gallaudet College 63 71 St. Peters College 71 45 48 25 70 25 70 54 26 32 63 45 50 19 76 34 61 45 50 48 47 Howard C.I.A.A. STANDINGS 114 Morgan 109 Hampton 92 A. T. 81 Johnson C. Smith 14 Morgan's Watermen broke several records at the CIAA championship meet ot Howard University. They are: 100 yard butterfly, 1:05; 200 yard breaststroke, 2:40; 100 yard breaststroke, 1:10; 400 yard free style relay, 3:54. 113 Women's Sports 114 The student body was ex- tremely proud of Mr. Edward P. Hurt, our track and field coach, when he was chosen to serve as Assistant United States Olympic Track and Field Coach in the 1964 Olympics held in Japan. The achievement of Mr. Hill was phenomenal during his service as coach of the football team, in that he was instrument- al in the winning of 14 CIAA championships. His guidance was certainly an asset to the teams he coached during his 34 years. Therefore, he will be missed by the Golden Bears. Upon his retirement in 1964, he was honored by the college as a whole and by many individ- uals who held him in high esteem both as a coach and as a person. ns R.O.T.C MISS R.O.T.C. JUNE BURKETT R.O.T.C. Training is divided into two parts: the Basic Course during the freshman and sophomore years and the Advanced Course during the junior and senior years. The unit is of the General Military Science Modified type, offering reserve com- missions to selected students who have success- fully completed the entire course. In addition, opportunity is afforded outstanding students to accept commissions in the Regular Army, if they so desire. Senior Officers Dr. Jenkins presents the Distinguished Military Students Award to Cadet Marcus Wood during the Third Annual President's Review. Cadet Wood was one of the five R.O.T.C. students to receive the award. It. Col. Merle Smith, Head of the Department, is seen standing proudly behind President Jenkins. I Fair Morgan 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 which shall ever abide. Fair Morgan, as onward the years swiftly fly, And thou livest in memory sweet. We bring thee our laurels 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. Carter-Gront-Wilson Administration Building Holmes Hall Soper Library Key Hall Buildings The spirit of growth has taken hold at Morgan State College. Since 1963 three major buildings have been constructed and student enrollment has increased every year. Included among the new additions are a men's dormitory, O'Connell Hall which houses 208 men; the Carter-Grant-Wilson Administration Building, and Key Hall, a science building. Perhaps the most cherished of all additions is the foot bridge which connects the northern and southern extremities of the campus. McKeldin Student Union Tubman House Murphy Fine Arts Building Hurt Gymnasium 11 371 121 0- tv The Foot Bridge 122 Governor J. Millard Tawes cats the ribbon at the opening of the foot bridge. Growth in Social And Spiritual Life The social success of the college this year was achieved through the united efforts of everyone who felt the need to give of himself. We as stu- dents grew closer and closer together, forming bonds of lasting friend- ships. In striving to maintain meaningful purposes in our lives, an integral part of our campus spiritual life was incorporated in the Christian Council and other religious organizations. Social progress makes the well-being of all more and more the business of each; it binds all closer and closer together in bonds from which none can escape. 123 Henry George Miss Morgan Brenda L Thompson 124 Moments To Remember Brenda Lee Thompson, Miss Morgan for the school year 1964-65, was graduated from Dunbar High School in Baltimore, Maryland, in June, 1961. Upon graduation. Miss Thompson was the worthy recipient of four scholarships. Now she has proven herself to be truly an asset to the Morgan community. Not only has she made contributions to Morgan itself, but she has also contributed much to the community beyond Morgan. Apart from having been elected Miss Morgan for the year 1964-65, she was also voted editor of the Spokesman for the period February, 1964, to June, 1965. Miss Thompson, an active member of the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, was selected as Miss Zeta Phi Beta of 1964-65 and Zeta of the Year for 1965-66. She has also been a member of the English Club, the National Council of Teachers of English, the Women's Dormi- tory Council, Le Cercle Francias, Lambda lota Tau, The President's Academic Council, and the Federation of Presidents. Miss Thompson has shown special interest in teaching and in journalism. In accordance with her in- terest in journalism, she is currently writing a column entitled Young People on the Go for the Baltimore Afro American. This affords her some valuable experience in journalism and, at the same time, she is performing a commendable service in the community. Because of her interest in and concern for others and because of her enthusiastic participation in the activities of the college community. Miss Thompson has won the acclamation of the student body of Mor- gan State College, and she has indeed reigned majestically as Miss Morgan. 125 Class Queens Miss Freshman Mario Campbell Miss Junior Koran Robertson Miss Sophomore Elona Jenkins Miss Senior Barbara Bowman 126 The Pan-Hellenic Council The Pan Hellenic Council has worked untiringly to promote and insure harmoni- ous relationships among all campus Greek-letter organizations. In the fulfillment of its goal, some of the Council's many activities are an All Greek Rush Party, All Greek Week, and a Pan-Hellenic Dance. 127 Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority—Alpha Delta Chapter Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority was founded in 1908 on Howard University's campus by ten illustrious college women who realized the increasing complexity of women's problems. Alpha Delta Chapter has been successful in presenting its annual Christmas Party for children and the Sadie Hawkins Dance. OFFICERS 80s ileus...................... Anti-Bosileus.................. Grammateus..................... Epistoleus..................... Dean of Pledgees............... Tomiochus...................... ROSTER .... Anne Carroll .. Undo Robinson ---Debbie Jones .....Janet Mays Barbara Maddox . Lois Stubblefield Joan Bruner, Cecelia Carr, LaVerne Claggett, Norma Coston, Delores Cruse, Evelyn Davis, Marilyn Dyson, Audra Freeman, Jacqueline Gwaltney, Joyce Hatcher, Joan Hargraves, Yvonne Harris, April Henson, Elona Jenkins, Elizabeth Lee, Lois Left- ridge, Frances Little, LaVern Lockwood, Paulette McCray, Marjorie McDaniels, Sybil Mclver, Mary Mack, Doris Mackell, Jean Matthews, Bcrnadine Pindell, Adele Proctor, Karen Robertson, Carol Shervingfon, Beverly Skates, Rudine Thomp- son. Miss Alpha Delta CAROL SHERVINGTON BETA ALPHA CHAPTER I % M.PHA PHI ALPHA FRATERNITY w MORGAN STATE COLLEGE Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity— Beta Alpha Chapter One of the most momentous occasions in Negro history occurred in Ithaca, New York, over a halt century ago when seven valiant Negro students drawn together by their mutual feelings for the need for some organization which would rivet the few Negro students together organized Alpha Phi Alpha, the first Negro Greek-Letter Organization. Alpha is known as the community for gentlemen, the sanctuary for scholars, and the rendezvous for fraters. Alpha men consider themselves true gentlemen, God's servants, the world's masters and their own. OFFICERS President....................................Robert Penn Vice-President.............................Henry Horriel Recording Secretory........................Jesse K. Smith Corresponding Secretory................Colvin E. Woodland Treasurer..................................Samuel Brown ROSTER Godfrey Atlee, W. Wallace Baker, David Bell, James Blake, Kenneth Bratcher, John Bullock, Robert Bunn, Dovid Burton, Kenneth Clark, Edward Davis, Robert Evans, Hernan Floyd, George Harley, Vernon Jackson, Eugene King, Ronald King, Albert Mitchell, James Mitchell, Williom Nance, Thomas Pind- er, George Poe, Lendon Pridgen, Allen Sampson, David Swann, Richard Timmons, Reginald Turner. Miss Alpho Phi Alpho Adele Proctor Delta Sigma Theta Sorority—Alpha Gamma Chapter Outstanding women who excel in scholarship and leadership and who have given themselves in service to the college comprise the members of the Alpha Gamma Chapter, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Interested in stimulating the cultural and intellectual aspects of college life, the chapter has sponsored for students a variety of programs, including entertainment in the arts, a career conference, library projects, May Week activities, and the Annual Red and White Cotillion. Miss Del to Frances Clark OFFICERS President...........................................Eleanor Peters First Vice-President........................Lurline Jackson Second Vice-President..................................Jeon Bassett Recording Secretory.......................C. Anne Dashiell Corresponding Secretory.................Marian Hammonds Treasurer..............................................Joan Wodkins ROSTER Delores Allen, Delores Atkins, Ruth Banks, Thedoro Beatty, Rita Bennett, Francine Booth, Barbara Bowmon, Delois Bowman, JoAnne Bracy, Brenda Brown, June Burkett, Cathy Carr, Frances Clark, Virginia Clayborne, Vina Coleman, Claudette Cook, Charlene Cooper, Zenobia Cornish, Angella Current, Angela Flanagan, Gwendolyn Ford, Inez Gilbert, Nona Greene, Carolyn Harcum, Faye Harmon, Cheryl Hitch- cock, Phyllis Howord, Olivia Howell, Ernestine Jackson, Harriet Lee, Paulette Ligon, Trezeline Lyles, Jackye Malloy, Victoria Mason, Aloho McCullough, Emily Moore, Cynthia Neverdon, Laundria Roberts, Morcia Soxon, Phyllis Sims, Julio Smith, Nancy M. Solomon, Joan Wodkins, Gladys Walton, Joan Watson, Andrea P. West, Johnette Whitaker, Sarah White, Carol Willioms, Carolyn Woodland, Lorroine Wright, Lois Young. 1 T T I Omega Psi Phi Fraternity— Pi Chapter The Omega Psi Phi Fraternity was founded on November 17, 1911, on Howard University's campus by Brothers Love, Coleman, Cooper and Just. Pi chapter has exemplified its ideals of manhood, scholarship, perseverance, and uplift, and has proceeded rapidly as one of the most progressive chapters in the fraternity. Miss Omega Nona Greone OFFICERS Basilous......................... Vice Basileus.................... Keeper of Records................ Keeper of Finance................ Chaploin......................... Parliamentarian.................. Keeper of Peace.................. Thomas Greene Francis L. Butler . Edward Odom . . Eugene Byers .. . Ford Greene .. Tyrone Baines Walter Amprey ROSTER lorry Anderson, Eugene Byrd, Howard Cornish, Sidney Cou- sins, Rochester Diggs, Charles Johnson, George Reed, Jame Scott, James Sledge, Colston Stuart, James Turk, E. Worth- ington Waters, John Williams, Harold Wright. Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity— Alpha lota Chapter Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity was founded January 5, 1911, on the campus of Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana. Its primary objective is to sow the seed of a fraternal tree whose fruit is enjoyed by ambitious men all over America — regardless of their color, religion or national extraction. The brothers of Alpha lota are proud of the progress the chapter has made and are striving to pro- duce prominent and efficient leaders through scholastic achievement and social activities. I OFFICERS Polcmarch....................... Vice-Polemorch.................. Keeper of Records............... Keeper of Exchecquer............ Strotegus....................... If. Strotegus................... Clarence Canson . George Mitchell . Ellsworth Brooks .... James Clark . . Lewis Williams ... William Smith ROSTER Woyne Anderson, Dove Ashford, Charles Bowie, Leroy Comegys, Theodore Daniels, Wilber Dorsey, Vonanzo Eaton, Miles (Goodson, Thomas Henderson, Joseph Hunter, Race Jones, James Marrow, Clarence Scott, Charles Thompson. lota Phi Theta Fraternity was founded in the Spring of 1963 by a group of like-minded men who felt the need for an organization practicing the ideals and principles of human bortherhood as professed by our society. OFFICERS President....................................Lonnie Spruill Vice President...............................Louis Hudnell Secretory................................Ronold Wheollcy Treasurer................................Wesley Jennings ROSTER Harold Adams, Willie Barber, Charlie Briscoe, Lawrence Brooks, Charles Brown, Frank Coakley, Jerry Cullins, Tink Dorsey, Calvin Freeland, Charles Gregory, Ronald Flamer, Daniel Henson, Albert Hicks, Fred Howard, William Johnson, Richard Johnson, Webster Lewis, John Slade, Charlie Watts, Michael Williams, Howard Williams, Barron Willis. Miss Iota Eyvonne White Zeta Phi Beta Sorority— Gamma Chapter Growing out of a brother organization's interest in a sister organization, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority was founded on Howard University's campus in 1920. Zeta Phi Beta Sorority's ideals of service, sisterly love, scholarship, and finer womanhood have since spread throughout the United States and Africa. Gamma Chap- ter works with its brother organization, Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, to carry out these ideals. OFFICERS Bosileus.........................................Goraldinc Queen Anti-Basileus Dean of Pledgees.............................Lillian Kelly Secretory................................Brenda Thompson Treasurer............................................Nancy Hairston ROSTER Sara Bell, Barbara Byrd, Hazel Johnson, Glennda Lee, Yvonne Holmes, Elaine Murphy, Geraldine Redditt, M. Susie Taylor, Vivian Turner. Miss Zero Brenda Thompson CHAPTER ROSTER EldQn Hall Earl Slacum Leon Sullivan James Waller Richard Waters Isaac Wilcox Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity On Howard University's campus in 1914, three men, A. Lanston Taylor, Charles I. Brown, and Robert Taylor, formed Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity. The men of Phi Beta Sigma are dedicated to the task of achievement in every field of human endeavor and upholding the standards of brotherhood. Pershing Rifles The National Society of Persh- ing Rifles is open to any Basic or Advanced Corps cadet, all offic- ers being elected by all members of the company. Its purpose is to foster a spirit of friendship and cooperation among men in the Military Department and main- tain a highly efficient drill com- pany. 135 Greek Activities Alpha Phi Omega Service Fraternity Mu Gamma Chapter Alpho Phi Omega was founded December 16, 1925, at Lafayette College, Easton, Pennsylvania. It was founded upon the cardinal principles of leadership, friendship, and service. Since Alpha Phi Omega is a service fraternity it is closely affiliated with the Boy Scouts of America. The Mu Gamma chapter has operated the Lost and Found Bureau, provided tours for visitors to the campus, and aided in registration procedures. OFFICERS President ........................ First Vice President.............. Second Vice President............. Third Vice President.............. Secretory ........................ Treasurer......................... .. Randolph Willis . . Harry D. White . . Charles A. Hall Burton Stevenson ... Thomas Jones .. Edward Stoops ROSTER Alfred Bellamy, Curly Brown, William Buie, Samuel Dasher, Thaddeus Davis, Neil Harvey, Noel Harvey, Frederick Hen- dericks, Gerald Holly, Hunter Hall, Carl Hunt, Lawrence Johns, Ronald Kimball, Willie H. Maddox, Alexander B. Mar- tin, Bartholemew Martin, William Muse, Elmer Murray, Robert McKinley, Ross Nichols, Arland Poindexter, William Shelton, Robert Spady, Samuel Spriggs, Donald Tartar, Everette Tolson, Joseph C. Trotter, Dennis Taylor, Carl Tucker, Morris Tyler, Charles Washington, Jerome Williams, Reginald Yates. Miss Alpha Phi Omega Hermina Kirby Gamma Sigma Sigma Girls Service Sorority Gamma Sigma Sigma was founded in 1953, by girls who wished to assemble college and university women in a spirit of service to humanity. OFFICERS President......................... f irst Vice-President............. Second Vice-President............. Third Vice-President.............. Secretary......................... Treasurer ........................ Odessa Eldridge .....Janet Mays .... Joyce Fobbs . Mary Welcome ... lola Fountain . Verbino Marine ROSTER Olivia Addison, Ruth Banks, Sandra Brown, Sedonia Brown, Constance Doily, Carolyn Dotson, Anna Forbes, Carolyn Oaile, Myrno Granger, Janet Green, Christolyne Jackson, Jacqueline Miles, Claudette Mitchell, Emily Moore, Jacque- line Rodgers, Marcia Saxon, Carletha Smith, Gwendolyn Smith, Rosemond Smith, Vera Walden, LaVerne Wallace, Doloros Watkins, Cheryl Little, Sandro Wells. Miss Gamma Sigma Sigma Odessa Eldridge Religious Activities The Reverend Howard Cornish Director of the Christian Center The Christian Council holds a special place in college life; spiritual motivation through informal conver- sations and encounters with persons from various religious backgrounds help students in their quest for a mature concept of faith. They find that a dynamic faith can go along with a sound and effective education. The weekly non-sectarian worship service in the Christian Center provides inspiration which is helpful in channeling their ambitions. Morgan Christian Council 140 Canterbury Club The Canterbury Club helps students to better understand and relate their faith to prob- lems in college life. Worship, films, discussion, and fellow- ship encourage all interested students to become members and a variety of speakers assist in keeping the students atten- tive. Dr. Howard Thurman, Minister-ot-large, Boston University, discusses the subjects — What shall I do with my Life? and Three Levels of Responsibility. Young Women's Christian Association Interested women students express- ing a desire to participate in an organ- ization that renders service throughout ♦he Morgan Community can become members of the Young Women s Christian Association. Highlights of the Y.W.C.A. are the Get-Acquainted meetings and conference. 141 Dormitory Life Life in the dormitory is both a challenging and an enriching experience. It affords students the opportunity to live with other students from various parts of the United States as well as from other countries. To guide freshmen women, senior women, who have achieved academically and have proven themselves to be campus leaders, are selected each year by the dormitory staff to serve as Senior Mentors. The Women's Dormitory Council and the Men's Dormitory Council, both composed of stu- dents, handle disciplinary problems and set up social programs for the campus students. The Dean of Women answers letters from students who are preparing to enter Morgan The Assistant Dean of Women and the secretory are busily preporing the weekend list. Women's Dormitory Council Men's Dormitory Council 142 Instrumental in the guidance and welfare of freshman wo- nien are the senior Mentors. From time to time, they are called for advice on academic and dormitory problems. Refreshment time We were just beginning to study, when we felt hungry.'' The big three 'You know we should be studying. Greedy, isn't she? M3 Campus Life All this reoding for two credits. Come on Morgan! Two hamburgers, a Coke, french fires and And there I was. 144 45 Concentrationi Catching up on the latest campus gossip! Yeah, but I still think you're wrong. 146 Give me the sheet with the answers! Growth in Civic Leadership And in Aesthetic Appreciation Because of the college's concern for the incorpora- tion of as many art forms as possible in the daily campus life, many significant steps have been made. Since 1963, the college has instituted a Concert Series and a Book of the Month Program. The most recent develop- ment of the cultural program has been the acquisition of thirty-five paintings by American and European painters of the eighteenth, nineteenth, and twentieth centuries. In order to promote a cognizance of civic responsibility, the student body has engaged in mock political conventions and elections. The acquiring of culture is the developing of an avid hunger for knowledge and beauty. 147 Jesse Lee Bennett Political Science Institute The Institute for Political Science is a project in political education under the direction of Dr. G. James Fleming. The project is extra-curricular and is dedicated to developing in the student commu- nity an awareness and knowledge of politics as it is practiced, the ability to analyze public issues and a willingness to undertake citizen leadership in public affairs. 148 Political Science Scholars Visiting Undergraduates L. Morgan State College 1964-65 Concert Hall Series A Galaxy of Stars 150 Nelson and Neal Baltimore Symphony Orchestra Book-of-the-Month Program In seeking to enrich the experiences of the Morgan Commu- nity and its friends in the general public by explorations of signi- ficant and challenging books which deal with moral, political, and social problems, the Book-of-the-Month Program affords an excellent opportunity for students and faculty alike to express their opinions and reflections through various activities. 151 Ira Aldridge Players and Alpha Psi Omega Cultivating Thespian talents, Ira Aldridge Players provides the vital stimulus necessary for encouraging a dramatic response. This organization provides opportunity for dramatic expression in little theatre, radio, and tele- vision. Productions of the Players are presented on campus and throughout the community. The club, by being a member of the Negro Intercollegiate Dramatic Association, exchanges plays with other colleges in the Association. 152 153 Scene from Porlie Victorious.' Art on the Campus JACOB LAWRENCE M I W . � W 04 mm Am O Ote� Im4 M •• CM W—« 1H Unlike most subjects in the college curriculum, art deals with objects that may be seen and touched, in a kind of study which is not aimed at the mastery of theories and formulae but rather the apprehension of human experience of the past as it comes to us embodied in forms that live in the present. Art has been coming to Morgan's Fine Art Center, but with the acqui- sition of the paintings by American and European painters, from the eight- eenth, nineteenth, and twentieth centuries, Morgan will now be able to provide that experience to its students, regularly, and within her own walls. 154 The HIRSCHL and ADLER GALLERIES COLLECTION OF MORGAN STATE COLLEGE Mr. and Mrs. R. Maclean Campbell with President Mortin D. Jenkins, standing before the photograph The Dove, by Gordon Porks. The College Collection College Purchase Bon Cunningham, 1955 LOIS and LEON WINSLOW -.TATt 'OUfCi • • H IW ' 4. HKpIMIlMiKCa James E. Lewis, Head of the Deportment of Art, with New Guinea Sculpture, a gift of Morton May of Hecht Comapny. 155 Drum Major Alexander B. Marlin THE M A R C H I N G Marching Band Providing the college with inspiration and entertainment for various school functions through- out the year, the marching band performs at Homecoming and at all other football games, where combined talents yield a background of enthusiasm for the student body, faculty, and alumni. The big M £ I G H T Y The Bond forms on H as a title to Coach Hill's retirement from the football team. 156 Morgan Band Greeted by President Lyndon B. Johnson at the Baltimore Armory Concert Band The Concert Band, under the direction of Dr. Strider, performs ot the annual Christmas program as well as at other special programs. 157 The College Choir The Choir presents a fine show of secular and sacred music on many different occasions. In conjunction with the Concert Band, it provides the music for the annual Christmas program. Les Danseurs Agnes Lofton, Harrietta Wallace, two members of the Modern Dance Group, perform soft, delicate movement that express finesse and loveliness. 158 Campus Activities NAiss Morgan and Miss Howard with President Martin D. Jenkins at the 1964 Homecoming Miss R.O.T.C. and Her Court: Karen Robertson, Attendant; Betty Dorsey, Attendant; June Burkett, Miss R.O.T.C., and Coryn Sturgis, Miss Pershing Rifles Miss R.O.T.C. and Escort at the R.O.T.C. Ball 59 The Annuol R.O.T.C. Ball with all its Splendor The Yale Russian Chorus presented a concert during the Sixth Anniversary of the Student Union. The Trinidad Steel Band performed in Murphy Auditorium in the fall, giving the college community a new form of entertainment. Women In Politics who spoke out on the role of the womon in the field of politics ore Mrs. Juanita 8arbee, Administrative Assistant to Representative Augustus Hawkins, Californio; Mrs. Victorine Adams, Executive Secretary, Woman Power, Inc., and Mrs. Russell Morgon, Baltimore City League of Women Voters. Students looking on are Susan Goldberg and C. Anne Doshiell. The annual Bill of Rights Day ob- servance is attributed to the fore- sight of the Institute for Political Education which feels that more emphasis should be placed on the universality of this document. So Morgan recognized the tenth annual observance of Bill of Rights Day by presenting Attorney Gener- al Nicholas de B Katzenbach os the speaker. Mrs. Margurite Belofonte, who conducted a three day Elegance Project, gives a hair styling to students. The Project was one of the series of events during Home Economics Week. 161 Cori T. Rowan, Director, U.S. Information Agency, chat with students and President Martin D. Jenkins. Mr. Rowan was the speaker at the ninety-eighth Matricula- tion Convocation held in Murphy Auditorium and on this occasion received the honorary degree of Doctor of Public Administration. President Jenkins shakes hands with the President of the United States, Lyndon B. Johnson, at the Convocation of a neighbor- ing university. President Jenkins holds a reception for the high school teachers partici- pating in the Natural Science Insti- tute. 162 Graduate School Dr. Frank A. Decosta Dean of Graduate School A new graduate program, primarily for ele- ary and secondary school teachers, was offered by Morgan State College beginning Sept- ember, 1964. Curricula leading to master's degrees will be offered in English, history, social science, and elementary education. 163 The increasing summer school enrollment shows that many students are taking advantage of the opportunity of summer education. Approximately three hundred students are in attendance at each of the six week sessions, with classes being held five days a week. Summer school is of great value to the stu- dent who wishes to accelerate, to those who must make up deficiencies, and to in-service teachers vyho wish to continue their education. Much of the success of the program can be credited to its director, Mrs. Beryl W. Williams, whose time and efforts have greatly contributed to the increasing popularity of summer study. 164 Provident Hospital Nursing Students All young women in nursing train- ing at Provident are required to com- plete the two basic freshman English courses and the biology course. Anat- omy and Physiology, at Morgan. Nurses on duty at Woolford Infirmary Brenda I. Thompson Editor JoAnnc Veal Reporter Konneth Smothers Edition Editor AAary Richardson Reporter Alfred D. Watts Business Manager 166 Exchange Editor Fifteen Elected to 'Who's Who.. r Fifteen students have been chosen from the Morgan Community for Who's Who in American Univer- sities and Colleges for the years 1964-65. In alphabetical order the students are: Baines, Tyrone R.: Bell, Robert M.J Bowman, Barbara F..: Carroll, Anne R.:Dashiel,Clara A.; Marcum, Carolyn: Huic, Mar- lene; Jackson, Vemon L.: Kearney, Reginald A.; Kennedy, Charles; Ligon, Parlette V.; Mack, Mary A.: Finder, Thomas; 9wann, David W,: and Thomas. Diane E. LETTERS SPOKESMAN STAFF Roymond Harri An Editor Sol Hamilton Photographer TO THE Groce P. Smith Typist EDITOR V C°V - e'to e.- ’K A ph°Ps, Bears, Trojans Will Clash in Turkey Game A,Ptlo n, INQUIRING REPORTER ‘V ■ 'Cybernetics'Means A Button Wants Your Job K }Qf hi !Phr by Joann Hubbard The Promethean Staff Lurline Jackson Editor-in-Chief Fellow Morganites, Pictures, print, patron subscrip- tions, advertisements, and people — these are the things with which mem- bers of the Promethean Staff are well acquainted. This year, we have made an effort to preserve for you in picture and word those happy times, those cherished moments you wish never to forget. It is with remorse that we write this last page of the 1965 Promethean, and we can say that during our travail many persons responded to our seem- ingly endless requests for assistance. This shall not be, though, the last of Continuous Growth In An Age Of Transition, for the Morganites who shall come after us will continue to grow and, as a result, cause the college to grow. Sincerely, Lurline Jackson, Editor 168 Wesley Williams Associate Editor Eleanor Peters Associate Editor Robori Spody Art Editor Brenda Patterson Lay-out Editor Delores Goode Literary Editor 1965 Promethean Staff Editor-in-Chief.....................lurline Jackson Associate Editor............................Eleanor Peters Associate Editor.................Wesley Williams Literary Staff......................Delores Goode Barbara Wesson Art Staff....................................Robert Spady Brenda Patterson Business Staff...................Clara C. Fraling Goldy Bailey Jerome lovick Beatrice Saunders Photography Staff...................Ernest Baylor John Brent Typists.......................................Debra Parnell Jerome Lovick Goldy Bailey 169 Growth is the only evidence of life. John Henry Cardinal Newman The purpose of culture is to enhance and intensify one's vision of that synthesis of truth and beauty which is the highest and deepest reality. 170 J. C. Powys The Staff of the 1965 Promethean would like to express sincere appreciation to . . . MRS. ELEANOR Q. TIGNOR, Chief Adviser MRS. ARLENE STRAUGHN, Literary Adviser MR. S.C. SCHULTZ and SON, Printers MR. HENRY MAZUR, Photographer MR. EUGENE STANLEY, MISS PATSY STEPHENS MRS. FRANCES HENDERSON, MR. MATTHEW LEWIS MISS BRENDA PATTERSON, MISS DELORES CRUSE MISS PEARL MORRIS, MISS PATRICIA TAYLOR MISS CAROLYN GAILE, MISS NORMA COSTON Everyone who helped in making the book a success. THANKS 71 Rosemary D. Adams Sandro Adams Esrher A. Addison Gcraldin- L, Anderson Inc Anderson LOWPQHCI Anderson Kwomc Poku Armor Jamal D, Ashford Dolores W. Atkini Godfrey A. A11 , Jr. Bernice B. Ayers Goldy E.L Bailey Tyrone Randolph Buinan RuYh R. Bunkl Marv: L. Bum Sophia E. Burnu Joyce Renee aoucom Ernan W. Euylar Conrad M. Beach David H. Becks Elinor Bell Fred Ball Franklin D. Ialmn Rita El Bennett thalma P. Ben: W. George Biniun Alice Jaanerla B1uckwa11 Roberl E. Ilnunf Amanda 0. Bond Barbara E. 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Bridgaviaw Road 2401 Collage Avenue 3137 chuoin Anna. 1825 Warwick Avonuo 5207 Klnllworlh Avtnuo 4240 Evan! Chapul Road 5001 Alhambra 4404 Craddock Anny. 011 Harvard Place 1726 Balm! Slrnt 1708 N, Band Shea! 3922 Borrlnglon Road 32:14 Youmiro Annu- 4001 Wubmh Avtnuo 1626 N. Cotolin. Slum Bullimoru, Maryland Bullimorq, Maryland Biooklyn, New York BulIimurI, Maryland BalIimorn, Movyland Aflcnlic City, NJ. Bultimnre, Maryland Bollimore, Maryland Baltimore. Maryland Buhimore, Maryland Wmhingfnn, D.C. Washington, D.C. Bahlmoro. Maryland Baltlmore, Maryland Buhlmare, Maryland Brutal, Maryland New York. New York Bolumoro, Morykand Memphis, Tumult! Bolilmore, Maryland Camden. Now Jlruy Woodbine, Malylund Bolvimurc. Maryland Climon, Maryland Brookvillc, Maryland Balvlmoro, Maryland Baltimore. Maryland Ballimoro. Maryland Baltimore. Maryland DOVOPIIhifI W., Bermuda Bryn Mawr. Po. Baltimore. Maryland Glyndnn. Maryland lcbanon, Pa. Hogomown. Maryland Baltimolo, Maryland Eanon. Maryland Ballirnolc, Maryland Annapoiil, Maryland Bollimoro. Maryland Ridgoly. Maryland Baltimore. Motylund Kinolporr. I'lnnouu Bronx. Now York 39111-1191.. Maryland Bulumon. Maryland Buhlmorl. Maryland Philadllphiu. Punnsylvaniu Annapolis, Maryland Baltimore, Maryland Baltimore. Maryland Bellows. Maryland Baltimore. Maryland Baltimore, Maryland Baltimore. Maryland Bulfirnme. Maryland Aberdeen. Maryland Englewood. New Jersey Bahimovu. Melylond Baltimou. Maryland Baltimore. Maryland Bahimnra. Maryland Bultimoro, Maryland Bullimoru. Maryland Norfolk. Virglnia Ballimon. Maryland Rohobovh. Maryland Balumon. Maryland Iclnmulc. Maryland loIIiman. Marybnd 5011mm . Maryland lul1imou. Maryland lalhmme. Maryland Ball1mou. Maryland Balumul . Maryland Bu1folo. New York Buliimon. Maryland Bulhmon. Maryland Bchimon. Maryland Bollimou. Maryland Ballimon. Maryland Bollimoro. Maryland 3101 Gwynm F9114 Parkway Bnllimon. Maryland 043 Edmondsnn Awnut 4106 For. Park Avenue llama 225, Zone 2 Raw. 1. Ball 524 1942 W. Faye : Slroel 4303 Fotosl Pork Avlnue 32 Momgomarv Avenue 3102 Wu! 4111 Shea! Bnllimnro. Maryland Bnlllmorn, Maryland Ln Plum. Maryland La Plum. Maryland Odcmon, Maryland Bolrimnro. Maryiond Balvlmom. Maryland Kingslon. Jamaica. WJ. Wilmingmn. Delaware PATRONS Mr. Augustus A. Adair Dr. Walter Aebischer Mr. and Mrs. C. Gerard Aiken, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Marcus Allen Mrs. Thelma H. Alston Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. John Ashby Mr. and Mrs. Colemon Atkin, Jr. Mrs. Emily J. Bailey Mrs. Myrtle I. Banks Dr. and Mrs. E. Blaustein Dr. and Mrs. A. Harvey Block Mr. Clarence W. Blount Mr. and Mrs. J. Percy Bond Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Boone Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Booth Dr. and Mrs. Donald G. Brandon Senator and Mrs. Daniel R. Brewster Rev. and Mrs. E.W. Bright Mrs. Carrie Brooks Dr. Maxwell R. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Leo P. Brophy Mrs. Evelyn Brown Mrs. George W. Brown Miss Lillian J. Brown Mr. and Mrs. John C. Brummell Dr. and Mrs. W.F. Burghardt Mrs. Mary Burroughs Dr. and Mrs. Philip Butcher Mr. Harold Carr Mrs. Minnie B. Carroll Dr. Gordon Carter Mr. John M. Carter Copt. Earl F. Cephas Miss Lorene O. Cephas Mrs. Sarah H. Cephas Mr. and Mrs. Walter Chamers, Jr. Miss Eltie V. Charles Mr. Harold B. Chinn Mr. Frank Cobb Mr. and Mrs. Jesse L. Cobb Mrs. Leonore A. Cohn Mr. Willie Cole Mrs. Margiene Coles Robert B. and Patricia P. Collagan Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Comegys Mrs. Doris B. Cooke Dr. and Mrs. James F. Cooper Miss Jean G. Cooper Miss Abbie Corbett Mr. Donald Covington Miss Cynthia Crosby Mrs. Loretta Crosby Miss Charis E.R. Crosse Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Curtis Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D'Alesandra, III Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas L. Dotes Mr. and Mrs. E. Lloyd Davis Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Day Mr. Alphonso Deal Dr. and Mrs. Frank A. DeCosto Dr. Frederick H. Dedmond Dr. Robert Lee Derbyshire Dr. L.A. Dcsbordes Dr. Irene Diggs Miss Nettie A. Diggs Miss Shirley E. Doncghy Mrs. Mercedes H. Douglass Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Richard DuRand Mr. Anthony R. Eaton Miss Mary Eckenrode The Rev. and Mrs. Herbert O. Edwards Mrs. Frances Eisenhout Mr. Morris Eison Mrs. Dorothy Erdman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Eubanks Mr. and Mrs. Charles Figueroa Mrs. Ruth Flanagon Mr. and Mrs. J.S. Flemming Dr. Nick Aaron Ford Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Foyc Mr. and Mrs. Matthew B. Fraling, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Fraling Mr. and Mrs. David A. Franks 174 PATRONS Mrs. Tiny Frederick Mr. Vincent J. Gorofolo Mr. ond Mrs. Melvin G. Garvin Dr. and Mrs. Robert I. Gill Dr. Janice B. Goldberg Mrs. Ethel M. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gould Dr. ond Mrs. Lonnie W. Greene St. Gregory The Great Catholic Church Mr. and Mrs. Morton Hackerman Mr. William H. Haithcock Mr. and Mrs. John M. Hall Dr. and Mrs. Euiyoung Ham Miss Judith Hamilton Mr. Ernest C. Hammond, Jr. Ruby J. Harris Mr. and Mrs. William H. Harris Dr. and Mrs. William Sebastian Hart Mrs. Richard C. Hatcher Mrs. Marie E. Hawkins Miss Grace Helmers Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Henderson Mr. and Mrs. Talmadge L. Hill Mr. I. Boyd Holden Mr. and Mrs. Philmore Holder Mr. Frederick A. Horowitz Miss Bernardine M. Howard Mrs. Emma Howard Mr. and Mrs. Amos Hubbard Miss Essie M. Hughes Mrs. Bernice S. Hunley Mrs. Ileen Ireland Mr. ond Mrs. Kenneth Irving Dr. ond Mrs. Houston R. Jackson Mrs. Thelma D. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Placcide C. Josmin Dr. and Mrs. Martin D. Jenkins Mr. Alvin Johnson Mr. ond Mrs. Corley Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Ernest A. Johnson, Jr. Mr. ond Mrs. Ernest A. Johnson, Sr. Mrs. Evelyn Johnson Mrs. Mildred Johnson Mr. ond Mrs. James Edward Jones Mrs. Virginia P. Jones Mrs. Betty Y. Keat Mr. and Mrs. A. Clifton Lamb Mrs. Mary E. Low Mr. J.G. Leogue Dr. and Mrs. Ulysses Lee Mr. Sam Legg Mr. Robert Leggett Mr. ond Mrs. Albert G. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. James Edward Lewis Mrs. Thelma A. Lewis Miss Victoria Novella Lewis Dr. James A.G. Lindner Mrs. Cora Lomax Doctors William M. Hall ond Louis L. Randall Mr. and Mrs. Chester Lovick Mr. and Mrs. William McCullers Mrs. J. Dorsey Mackel Mrs. Mildred Mackel Mayor and Mrs. Theodore R. McKeldin Dr. Richard I. McKinney Mr. and Mrs. James G. Mason Miss Beatrice A. Mayo Mr. and Mrs. James Mayo, Sr. Mr. ond Mrs. Henry T. Mays Mr. ond Mrs. Thomas Merritt Mrs. Lillian Mills Delegate and Mrs. Clarence M. Mitchell, III Miss Ida Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Vernon R. Mitchell Dr. and Mrs. Clarence L.E. Monroe Miss Barbara A. Napfel Mr. ond Mrs. Frederic A. Nass Mr. ond Mrs. Clarence Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Nichols Mrs. Mary Nixon Dr. and Mrs. Therman B. O'Daniel Mr. ond Mrs. Fred Onoal Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Patrick Scott Mr. ond Mrs. William Earl Omoro 175 PATRONS Mr. ond Mrs. Quinten E. Orem Mrs. Ethel Porker Mr. and Mrs. Jesse O. Poschall Mr. ond Mrs. Marshall Payne Dr. and Mrs. F. Bredahl Petersen Mrs. Mamie Phillip Doctors J. Pleet and S. Frieman Mrs. Helen Anna Poe Mr. and Mrs. Moses Porter Mrs. Elizabeth L. Potter Dr. and Mrs. Nathaniel K. Proctor Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin Quarles Mr. and Mrs. George W. Quickley Dr. and Mrs. D.N. Rajonna Mrs. Virginia H. Randolph Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Richards Dr. and Mrs. John F. Richardson, III Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Ricks Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Ridley Mrs. Clara Riggins Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ross Mrs. Lillie Rush Mr. Walter M. Ryan Mr. Arnold Sampson, Sr. Miss Nadene V. Savoge Dr. and Mrs. Broadus E. Sawyer Mr. and Mrs. Nolhan T. Seely, Jr. Mrs. Frank A. Serio Mrs. Hilda P. Smith Mrs. L.B. Smith Mr. ond Mrs. Robert A. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Smith Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Spady, Sr. Mr. Leslie Spearman Mr. and Mrs. James A. Spencer Mr. Leaper Spencer Dr. and Mrs. Charles W. Stallings Miss Potsy L. Stephens Mr. Theodore R. Still Mrs. Arlene M. Straughn Mr. Gilbert F. Strieker Dr. and Mrs. R. Hayes Strider Mr. Booker T. Stroman Dr. J. Albert Sweeney Miss Iver 8. Sydnar Dr. Walter R. Talbot, Sr. Mrs. Edna Talley Mr. Wilmer Talley Mrs. Joy N. Tartor Mrs. Doris Tates Mr. John Taylor Dr. and Mrs. Julius H. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Garland Thomas, Sr. Miss Jeanette C. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Gregory H. Tignor Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Tildon Mrs. Elizabeth S. Tildon Mrs. Mildred Tillman Mrs. Sarah Trent Dr. and Mrs. Waters Turpin Mr. and Mrs. James I. Wade Mr. and Mrs. Clifton V. Waller Mr. Clarence Washington Mr. George Washington Mr. Alvin Watson Judge ond Mrs. Robert B. Watts Mrs. Sarah K. Watts Mr. and Mrs. W. Norris Weis Miss Hermione E. Wharton Mr. and Mrs. Willie E. Whitfield Mr. Irving L. Williams Mrs. Minnie Williams Dr. and Mrs. Roger K. Williams Mr. Scott W. Williams Mrs. Eleanor Wilner Dr. Edword N. Wilson Mr. Henry F. Winslow, Sr. Mrs. Florence Woolfender Mr. and Mrs. Alfred L. Woolridge Mr. ond Mrs. John B. Wyche Mrs. Delores Singletary Zebulum Dr. Edith Von Zemenszky 176 THE MORGAN STATE COLLEGE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION congratulates THE CLASS OF 1965 Welcome to your Alumni Association. We are delighted to have you see and learn what we are doing and to have you participate in the fellowship of other Morganites. Never forget your college is a living entity built upon the aspirations, ideals, and loyalties of many generations of students, and alumni and upon the dedication of our faculty throughout the years. We hope your stay with us has been both happy and rewarding and when you leave you will carry with you a feeling of continuing partner- ship in a great adventure—the future of this distinguished college. ANNUAL DUES (Due January 1, 1966) .......................$ 5.00 This does not include dues for local alumni chapters. •LIFE MEMBERSHIP ..................................... $150.00 This may bo paid in installments of $30.00 a year for five (5) years. ANNOUNCEMENT OF IMPORTANT ACTIVITIES: All Sports Banquet Honoring Coach Talmadge L. Hill — Memorial Re- fectory (Date, time and price to be announced) Alumni Day—Saturday, June 5, 1965 Business Meeting—1 p.m.—Student Union Building Class Reunion Meetings—3 p.m.—Studen Union Building Alumni Buffet Dinner—5:30 p.m.—Memorial Refectory— Reservations—$3.00 per plate Homecoming—Saturday, October 30, 1965—Morgan vs A T For detailed information, contact the Alumni Office, Morgan State College, Baltimore, Md. 21212 or call CLifton 4-6870, Ext. 357 9 A proposal for action at tho next annual meeting. 177 AMERICAN PLAYGROUND DEVICE CO. WORLD'S LARGEST MANUFACTURER OF FINE PLAYGROUND, SWIMMING POOL AND HOME PLAY EQUIPMENT Anderson, Indiana Congrotuotions to THE CLASS OF 1965 KAY'S DRUG STORE Flowers say so much — so beautifully. Our specialty — floral designs and corsages Mary F. Burus Florist 2336 Pennsylvania Avenue NO. 9-3377 HAYDEN SMITH, Assislani M. 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Koontz Creamery, Inc. MILK PRODUCTS 5600 Rcistcrstown Rd. Baltimore, Md. 21215 The HAUSWALD BAKERY 2822 Edmondson Avenue Baltimore 23, Maryland THE MANAGEMENT AND STAFF OF WEBB PROUDLY JOIN THE MULTITUDE OF FRIENDS AND ADMIRERS OF THE CLASS OF 1965 It's Fun To Read The AFRO Especially — SOCIETY... GADABOUTING IN BALTIMORE by LULA JONES GARRETT SPORTS... A to Z by SAM LACY OPINION... IF YOU ASK ME by bettye m. moss and much, much more in THE BALTIMORE AFRO-AMERICAN TUESDAY and FRIDAY Call MU. 5-6015 for Home Delivery 179 Potient, individuol tutoring in English and reading: first grade through college Special rote far Mor-gon Students — Baltimore Individual Tutoring Service 1630 E. Cold Spring Lane HO. 7-2556 FOR QUALIFIED WORKERS CALL A. Hill Employment Agency Paul A. 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