Morgan State University - Promethean Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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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

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 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.

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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