Morgan State University - Promethean Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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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

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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