Morgan State University - Promethean Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1969 volume:

Soper Library Beulah M. Davis Room Morgan State University Baltimore MD 21239 Promethean 1969 Morgan State College Baltimore, Maryland i 2 10 AAbx CJ From this hour I ordain myself loos’d of limits and imaginary lines Going where I list, my own master total and absolute. Listening to others, considering well what they say. Pausing . . . Searching . . . Receiving . .. Contemplating . . . Gently, but with undeniable will, divesting myself of the holds that would hold me. I inhale great draughts of space. The cast and the west are mine, and the north and the south are mine I am larger, better than I thought, I did not know I held so much goodness. —Whitman 3 4 5 6 7 1 trembled not . . . I stirred not . . . for a crowd of unutterable fancies connected with the air the stature, the demeanor, of the figure, rushing hurriedly through my brain .. . had paralyzed . . . . . . had chilled me into stone. I stirred not . . . hut gazed upon the apparition . . . There was a mad disorder in my thoughts—a tumult Unappeasable! 8 ... I take time out, I make a Separate Peace, I pause . . . I reflect . . . I contemplate . . . I dream . . . I live! Yet, in these times of the Chaotic . . . . . . the desultory . .. the factitious humanitarian sentiment ... 10 . .. And, my life, gaining complexity, meaning, significance, balance, . . . seeking knowledge of its origin ... ... its destiny—is spent, for the span of several years exploring the primeval seas of knowledge ... the endless plethora of learning and understanding . . . Morgan State College 12 13 I am gregarious ... I offer my ideas in exchange for those of others ... I learn tolerance, acceptance, accommodation, I welcome . .. And, I am welcomed. I greet ... and, I am greeted. I love . . . And, I am loved in return. _ _ 14 Conflict . . . Social and Academic Unrest 16 Afterlhouphts . . . 208 Sports . . . 180 Greeks . . . 54 Introductum . . . J- 7 Activities . Table of Contents 18 Faculty and Administration ... 70 Cultural . . . J97 Seniors ... 96 am pus Queens ... {el 19 20 HIRE iiaiiHiui� 1 ' Sj :men| EE B lH|!HKLtj3 KSI BB •' 's A- P!”']M1SPt1W a 1:igBnuSii iMialwr Men's Dormitory Council Right: (I- to R, row 1): J. Mitchell (Treas.). T. Goinos «Pro-� .), S. Marine (Pari.). (L to R, row 2): W. Williams R. IV. E. Clay borne. Rtloic: 1. to R, row 1): R. Mc- Cloud. A. lav. T. Thomas, R. Lewis. J. I.efaridge, T. Ford. L. Waters. (L to K. row 2� : T. Pear- son. J. Braswell, J. House, N. Howard. R. Horton, A. Williams, W. Pratt. Federation of Presidents Panhellenic Council l.rjt: (row 1. I. to R): A. Gro� , R. Pop. I. Mansfield. (Row 2. L to R): W. Pickett, T. Weldon, Y. Johnson. W. Pope. C. Cruse. R'-Ioh : (row 1. I. to R� : E. Woody (Trcas.), N. Howard (V. Pre .), A. Robinson Pres.)—(V. Pre . A.I.R.S.). M. Chambers. I). R. Alexan- der, M. Wooder. (row 2. I. to R : R. M. Truitt. � . L Raines. Jr„ J. Norcd (As. .Sec. A.I.B.S.), T. M. Dutoha. L). Ford, T. L. Chem (A.I.B.S.). A.I.B.S. Biology Club 23 Sociology Club Psi Chi Abort: (row I, I. to R): 0. Sewer, A. Cain, A. Lee, F. Outlaw, L. R. Parks, (row 2, I. to R): II. Barnes, S. Thomas. R. George, B. A. Cross, D. Watkins. Ri cht: (row 1. I. to R : M. I .re, A. Williams (Pre .). T. Thomas, (row 2. L to R): P. Shaw, K. Wood . J. Bowie, K. Hailh, W. Maddox. 24 The Art Club SOPER LIBRARY MORGAN STATE COLLEGE (I. to R): J. Slnfnwn, I. Chwtrr, I. Holme , M. Hoff, E. Water . A. Cile . II. Sliarp . (row 2): F. Gnwt, L. Burre. C. Clem mo a . J. Henry, (J. Robinson, 0. McNeil. B. Cry or. U. Bryson (Trcas.), A. Crawley. K. James, 'row 3): C Johnson (Pres.), P. Lon ey, C Petty, L. William , E. Gamkrill, S. Keene. J. Jones. J. Owens, S. Smith, E. Sorrells (Vice Pres.). Psych o I ogica I Society o' (I. to R): D. While, P. Shaw, T. Thomas (Pre .), K. Woods (V. Pre .), W. Maddox (Trca .), R. Tcrcy. (row 2): Dr. John Richardson, B. Turner, V. Thomas, P. Gardner, A. William , M. Lee, S. Green, J. Bowie. 25 Spanish Club (Row 1. I. to R� : T. Bryan, K. Owen� . Z. Me Knight. M. Jackson. S. Artis J. Hilton. I . Marklin, 0. Hubbard, I). Gunn. J. Dixon, row 2 : C. Boston, F. Feck. I). Faust, J. Dorsey, M. Jones (Troa� .), R. Harper «Bus. Mgr.� , C. June tPre� .). J. House, Jr. (Vice Prr� .), T. Stanley Sec. , C. Bell, J. Brooks, E. Tillman, (row 3): F. H. Dedmond. R. Simpson. C. Johnson, C. Blackdcr, C. Johnson, M. Mitchell. C. Caillard, D. Morgan, B. Odom, V. Ringgold. J. Hemphill, M. Swan, C. Boone, I. Brvant, C. Matthew, R. Esposito, (Adv.) Computer Club (Row 1, I. to R): W. Williams. G. Jenning, J. Hicks (Pre .), A. P. Smith, T. Ferguson, (row 2): P. Briston, P. A. Wilmore. Z. N. Hassan- zadeh. V. Briscoe. 26 Physics Club (Row 1, L to R): R. Dixon (Advisor), C. James (Pres.), W. Morgan, M. Adam , T. Ford, D. 1«. (row 2): F. White, L. Okchic. K. Cha � - mich, D. Stancil, Y. Lau. Health and Physical Education Club 27 (Row 1, L to R): A. Pemon, E. Tarter, J. Bennett, K. Crau. (row 2� ; C. Smith, E. Preabrnry, M. Wilton, F. I!arri«, L. Murphy, trow 3): T. Dean, E. Lantey, E. Johnson, I.. Rhone, R. Mclay, J. Yearwood, W. Brown. Beta Kappa Chi (Row 1, L to K): W. Modlin, T. Fold, E. Clark, A. Robinson, W. Brown, (row 2): II. Per- rin (Advisor), L. Bailey (Vice Pres.), J. Smith (Pres.), N. Howard (Sec.), Woolridge. Student Affiliate of the American Chemical Society 28 (Row 1. I. to R): E. Silversmith «Advisor), J. Smith (Pres.). T. Cordon. A. Worrell, S. Showed, J. Thomas, B. Mines, P. Roberson. C. William'. W. Brown, (row 2): B. R. Mazumder, P. Jenkins (Sec.). C. Adams, T. Sorrell, (row 3): R. Harrell, W. Andrews. C. Murray, C. Reaves. French Club (Ron 1. I. to R): J. Dixon, M. Jones, F. Tartar, S. Artis, P. Macklin, J. Harper, J. Brook� , W. Holbrook, (row 2): C. Briggs, Z. Mi Knight, O. Hubbart, R. Simpson, R. Harper, D, button, D. L. Morgan. G. Gaillurd, D. Gunn, V. Ringgold, M. Jackson, I)r. F. Dedmond (Advisor), (row 3): C Leggett (AdvUor), C. Boone, C. Blackdcn, C. Johnson, M. Mitchell. C Bell, B. Odom, J. Dortcy, C. Jones, C. Mathew . M. Swan, T. Stanley. Pre-Med Club (Row 1. I, to R): M Chambers (Treat.), T Rhem (Sec.), W. Fan bault (Pres.), A. Robin ton (Vice Pres.), A. Wor rell. (row 2): W. Allel, B. Coleman, R. Truitt. 29 Math Club (L to R): W. Wells, I). Phil ips, R. Crimes (Pro� .), J. .Smith (Vice Prc .), C. Miller, (row 2): M. Evans, J. Brooks, I- Myers. L. Bailey, W. Mod- lin, Y. Holt, J. McNair. Overseas Student Union 30 (L to P): W. Pratt (Pres.), A. Samuel, F. Suthrdand. (row 2): O. Sewer, R. George, A. Annan, R. Wallace, M. Ayele, T. Lapungo, B. Frager (Vice Pre .). 31 (L to K : R. Johnson, M. Iligginbotan. L. Polston, M. Evan� , J. Bower� , (row 2): Y. Holt, C. King, M. Saunder (Pre .), S. William (See.), M. Be � , (row 3): J. Jackt-on, B. William , L. Carter, M. Walton, P. Wallace, C. Bland, M. Johnson. Phi Alpha Theta National Honor Society (I. to R): Preston II. Winkler (Vice P-res.), Howard Silver- man (Pre .). Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society Btlow: (L to R): A. Robinson. L. Scott. L. Bailey, A. Booker, J. Smith, J. Jackson, (row 2): S. Woolridge. J. Hudson, W. Holbrook, T. Ford (Pres.), V. Robinson, E. Clark, W. Brown, C. Collins, M. Lee, A. Williams, M. Aye, N. Howard. J. Smith, R. Wallace. L 32 V- � Ira Aldridge Players Left: L to R): Miss A. Brill. S. Gilmore, B. Fitzgerald, B. Marks, R. Wallace, L. Coates. J. Owens, H. Watson, (row 2): B. Smith, C Kane. Below: Scenes from the production of “Morn- ing. Noon and Night” by Ted Shine starring Ophelia Wilson as Cussic, Carolyn Burge as Ida Ray, Linda Coates as Sister Sue Willie Hollis, and Raymond Michael Mays as Ben Marvin McDaniel . The McKeldin Student Union The McKeldin Student • U nion building, completed in 1958, forms the huh of stu- dent activity at Morgan. Included in its facilities arc a student canteen, student of- fices, post office, book store, lounges and conference rooms. The Student Union Committee: Mr. Everett Marsh burn—Chairman Miss Patricia Fcastcr—Vice Chairman Mi Terri Pearson Mr. LaMar Morris Miss I.inda Merrick Miss Sheila Ray© Miss liermione Graham Mr. Louis Pindcll Mrs. Barbara Cook Davis Mr. Hugh M. Brown Frank Nelson Carl Nelson 34 The Morgan Christian Center The Morgan Christian Center plays a key role in the lives of the Morgan State College Student. Morgan was Chartered in 1867 as the Centenary Biblical Institute and remained as such until 1890 It is therefore clear how our affiliation with the Christian Doctrine became so strong and although the Christian Center is not technically a part of the Morgan Campus, since this is now a state school, we arc still as individuals closely allied with it. The Centenary Biblical Institute used lecture rooms of churches as classrooms, notably the Sharp Street Methodist Church, and instruction was given somewhat irregularly. It was not until October 9, 1869, that the school was formally opened at 44 East Saratoga Street, with the Rev. J. Emory Round as principal. The original purpose of the school was to prepare young men for the Christian ministry. When this building became too small to accomodate the classes, a stone building was erected at the corner of Fulton and Edmondson Avenues in 1880. The growth of the school was marked by the increase in curriculum of- ferings—normal academic subjects, especially, were added--the admission of young women as students, and the establishment of two branches. The first. Princess Anne Academy was estab- lished at Princess Anne. Maryland in 1886. This school is now the eastern branch of the University of Maryland. The second branch school, established in 1891 at Lynchburg. Virginia, and called the Virginia Collegiate and Industrial Institute, was de- stroyed by fire December 10, 1917. These two schools em- phasized secondary and industrial training. The second period of development began in 1890 when Dr. Lyttleton F. Morgan, former Chairman of the Board of Trustees gave a large sum of money to the institution. Dr. Morgan's endowment allowed the school to offer courses for the first time on the collegiate level. The name of the school was changed to Morgan College. On November 20, 1939 by Act of the General Assembly of 1939, Morgan College officially became a state institution. Its name was changed from Morgan College to Morgan Stole Col- lege and so our official connection with the Church was ended. The Morgan Christian Center which stands adjacent to our campus still provides the much needed spiritual guidance for the Morgan Community. 35 Above: Archie William, Editor and Connie John«on, layout Staff. The PROMETHEAN is the college annual and is published by the Senior class with the assistance of underclassmen. Shown here is the editor-in-Chief, Archie Williams. (Below) Evelyn Archer Literary Staff Mem- ber. 36 The Promethean Staff at work. Top: Mi Patricia M. Parrish, associate Editor; Above: A. Williams, Editor and Sandi Spruill, Associate Editor of the Spokesman; Right: Frank Nrl on. typist and JoAnne Norris, Proofreader-typist. 37 The Spokesman Left: (L to R : John C. White staff member and Ralph Horton Editor-in-Chicf of the School News- paper exchange ideas with a visitor from Howard University in the Spokesman Office. Below: (L to R): J. Rraswell, photographer and rov- ing reporter, interviews the subject of his next article. In the background are Ralph Horton and Sam Myers. Clockwise: Ralph George Horton. Editor-in-Chief; Sandi M. Spruill, Associate Editor: Terri Pearson, Carl and Frank Nelson. Typists; The Layout Staff and Carolyn Jones and Cheryl Carter, Reporter- Typists, all hard at work as usual? 39 Modern Dance Group Under the direction � 1 Mr . Dorothy I . Stanley the Modem Dance Group i� pictured above. The Council Of Independent Orga n ization s (larft to Right) Ronald Barrett. Ark ley Johnvon- President. Lee Connor; Hilton Maynard and Donald Ford. 40 Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society Initiates (Left to Right, row 1): Helen Kay, Carol)n Hux, Joanna Hill, Carolyn Carr, Joanne Murphy, Martha Linear, (row 2): Vat Hong Lau, Henry Murray, Lin wood Roberts, Rachcal Furo, Phyllis Wallace, Sampson Annan, Marilyn Bevatu, Jackie McGuire, Lynn Harrison. Gregor.' McHna, Alban Harris. Distingu ished Honor Seniors (Left to Right): Nina Howard, Leroy Bailey, Jean Smith, Joan Smith, Moges Aycle, ChrUtanta Dejesus Ricks. 41 The Department of Military Science A here: Col. C. Hurtt, U. Col. C. Culpepper, Capt. N. Laguattuta. Jleft: C Col. H. Lumpkin, C Lt. Col. J. Cotton, C Maj. E. Thompson. C Maj. H. Fuller. C Maj. K. Hooper. 42 Morgan ROTC Unit The Department of Military Science is a regular department of instruction within the college. Academic credits toward degrees arc allowed as in other departments. The unit is of the General Military Science Modified type offering reserve commissions in the branches of the students’ selection to selected students who successfully complete the entire course. In addition, opportunity is afforded outstanding students to accept commissions in the Regular Army, if they so desire. Abort left: Col. C. Hunt, Lt. Co). Culpepper. Cpt. N. Laguattuta. Abort: C Lt. C. John Cotton. C C Harry Lumpkin, C Lt. C. Hugh Dopaon. Ltft: Col. Hurt congratulates C Col. Harry Lumpkin. 43 The Cheerleaders ( . to R): Sharon Lewi . Eve Jessie. Cynthia Gibson and Put .Martin. 44 The Majorettes B. Fletcher, I Banks, M. Jackson, B. Bradley, L. Martin, R. Grimes Head Majorette I-cna Anderson doing her soulful high step. 45 The girls lead the swinging dance. The Morgan Marching Band Pictured at right: Drum major L. Well . Above: J. John� , head flag (wirier, leads the mighty Morgan Marching hand through their pace . Below: The hand uses a “scramble and scatter” technique in carrying out its many difficult maneuvers and formations. Students who desire to express themselves through music find that through applying for membership in the Morgan Marching Band they are afforded an opportunity to develop their individual skills and talents in the area of music as well as to develop an understanding of the techniques involved in the large variety of music literature designed for the marching field. It’s lots of fun too! 47 The Student Court ROSTER: Harry Braxton, Richard� Perry, Timothy Weeks Arlene Carrington, Moges Ayelc, Wallace Green, Wenddl Holbrook, Carl Tumijwcrd, Henry Welcome. Busha Jordan, Barbara Waters, Herbert Singleton, Anna Connor, Joan Douglass, D’Ana Johnson. Harriet Gaskins, David Greer, Cynthia Carroll, Blanche Frazier. The Senate ROSTER: Stewart A Bulter, Ann Grow, Nina Howard, Guy Rawlings, Wayne William , Ann Brown, Renee Brown, Walter Frye, Leonard Richard- son. JoAnn Smith, Mile Harrison, Yvonne Holt, Myran Jones, Janice Jones. Edward Smith. Diane White, Blaine White, Terry Taylor, Lawrence Rawling. The Student Government � composed of representatives of all classes, and co-operates with the faculty in govern- ing the school. It is composed of three coordinate branches: the Executive Council, the Student Senate, and the Student Court. At left: Sam Lloyd, SCA president, confer� with Ralph Hotton. Editor-in-Chief of the Spokesman. Below: Lloyd present Jackie Robinson, of baseball fame, to the Morgan Community. Below and left: Lloyd ond Joyce Thompson, and Miss Morgan attend the President's Matriculation Convocation. 49 BO 51 Academic Procession Class Officers Top: Freshman Claw Officer� , Kenneth Lewi President: Carol Mason—Secretary; Omctriss Hubbard; Jackie Exum; Douglass Hud- leson Vice-President. Roitom: Junior Claw Officer� , Stanley Holland—President; Miriam Jackson—Secretary; Cheryl Meade—Treasurer; Geneva Jones— Vice-President. 52 Sophomore Class Officers Abovr: Fra nr r mm Logan—Vice-Prcwdcnl; Jude Axcala President; Brenda Filrgcrald-Treasurer; Martha Evan —Secretary. The Greeks 54 Delta Sigma Theta Sorority (Row 1� : J. Hudson. Iiow 2): R. Brown. C. Fallin. (row 31: J. John� . I.. Mar- tin, !’. Brooks, -(row 4): R. Graham. B. Bradley, A. Brown, D. Herbert, J. Jackson, P. Shaw, (row 5): 0. McNeil, J. Thomp- son. E. Clarkson, (row 6): A. Brown, D. Freeman, L. Chandler, J. Richburg, A. Smith. The Pyramid Club (L to R): J. Jackson. I). Gillespie, E. Dashiell. I). Baker. 1). Marlin, (row 2): S. Mickcn , I. Batson. B. Williams, M. Johnson. D. Rumey. (row 3): J. Edlow, A. Alexan- der, M. Wilson, Y. Nor- fleet. T. Peck. C. Jones. 55 Zeta Phi Beta Sorority (L to K): N. Hairston. I. Mansfield, E. Johnson, P. Thompson, N. Jenkins. E. Harri . and V. Hall, (row 2, center). Archronians Pledge Club S. Farmer. G. Bell. B. Thomp- son, S. Kay. J. Ranson. J. Hughes, I. James Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity D. Reed, H. Ponipcy 56 Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority (Row 1): A. King. I). Wat- kins G Jenning . J. Left- ridge (Pres.). V. Briscoe, C. Meade. T. Ford. M. Shannon, (row 2): A. Brooker, K. Smith. A. Croos. K. Watnon, P. Faust, S. Woolridgr, If. Hame� . I). Johnson, J. Hemp- hill. 'row 3): (I. Harold, V. Rohinwin. K. Haith. C. Greene, T. Thomas, M. Jones, G Burge. S. Evans, P. Kiah. Ivy Leaf Pledge Club (L to R): B. Ford, L. Anderson, L. Mill . V. Jones, M. Higginbotham. E. Jessie. Y. Adam� , C. Lawrence. J. Brooks, (row 2): J. Hemphill (Dean of Pledgees). J. Bowers, V. Knight, A. Winningham. Y. Holt. G. Stringfirld. P. Martin, E. Williams, G Caillard (As. Dean of Pledgees), (row 3): L. Warren, M. Evan� . L. Anderson, B. Boone, R. Lipscomb, J. Washington, F. Coleman. S. Portier. (row 4): A. Brown, C. Robinson, C Parker, P. Wilkerson (Vice Pres.), K. Powell, K. Elskoe, C. Jones (Sec.), R. Grimes I Pres.), M. Hollins. 57 Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity (L to R : R. Uuhitll. R. Krijmer, R. Poc, R. Levria (Prc .), T. Coin� (Vice PreO. (row 2): C. Mickle. R. Horton, W. Polk. W. Wil- liam . R. Robbins, H. Tysor, W. Holbrook 58 Omega Psi Phi Fraternity (L to R): V. Gilmore, R. Wallace, M. Hackerson, G. MeMurray, Baselius; B. Mitchell, R. King, Vice Basclius; Patricia Kiah. Mi � Omega Psi Phi; E. Neal, W. Frye, L. Johnson, R. Dodger, Keeper of Finance; E. Richardson. 59 The C.LO. s In addition to the Social Grcek-Ietter organizations, Morgan State College is an official host institution for chapters of Alpha Phi Omega and Gamma Sigma Sigma, separate service organizations for men and women respectively. Also included arc social fellowship such as Groove Phi Groove, and Iota Phi Theta. 60 Alpha Phi Omega (L to R): W. Brown, W. Kelly, R. Barrett, C. Young, S. Holland, S. Morant, (row 2) : O. Belt. R. Fuller. H. Maynard, R. Mathew� . P. Hubbart. A. Pintdcxtcr. (row 3) : S. Lowery, V. Watson. K. Swankic, C. -Streat, C. Hol- land. Gamma Sigma Sigma (L to K : A. Ringgold. J. Freeland. C. William . C. Bishop, M. Jonc� , F. Tartar, B. Jones, (row 2) : C. Naylor, P. Jomc . C. Purnell, V. Brown. A. Jordon. L. Alice, (row 3) : J. Taylor. E. High- smith, E. Archer, M. Hoff, D. Clark, D. Far- rington, N. Howard. 61 Groove Phi Groove Fellowship M. Cage. K. GUI, W. Worn- ble, E. Lawrence, J. Minni —■ Officer . Konkie Reynold� -' “Miss Groove Phi Groove.” Iota Phi Theta (L to R): A. Evan� , G. Felton, M. Barbee, P. Johnson, I. Floyd, M. Walker, L. Smith, (row 2): E. Peterson. J. Smith, J. House, J. Bess- icks, C. Brown, E. Wake, (row 3): J. Black. R. Hawkins, A. Jones, T. Smith, R. Allmond, G. Burgess, N. Biles, R. Lyons, L. Rhome, D. Jones. 62 Pershing Rifles (L to R): J. C. Rinan (Adv.), C Wimbish. J. Bowie, W. Ra es, E. Water� , A. Hunter, P. Johnson. K. Ward, (row 2): Y. Carrigan, M. McNair, H. Hopson. J. Cotton, L. Hughc� , B. Jordon, R. Lewi , A. Word, S. Baalr (A . Adv.). Pershing Angels LI. Betty Mathew� lead the Persh- ing Angels in drill. The well known drill team has won many award for their precision marching. 63 64 Miss Morgan 1968-1969 Mis Joyce A. Thompson, an Elementary Education major from Baltimore. Maryland reigns as “Miss Morgan” 1968-G9. m Campus Queens Miss Martha Contee reign a Mi� Beta Alpha of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity and (Below) i� the graei- ouh Miw Patricia Kiah. Pi Chapter Queen of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. 67 68 , Soper Library eulah M. Davis Room Morgan state Univemty Baltimore MD 24339 V Above: Miss Naomi Jenkins, of Baltimore. Md. a member of the Phi Bela Sigma Sweet- heart Court, reign a� the Eternal Sweetheart of Alpha Phi Omega Service Fraternity. Right: Miss Michele Hoff, art major from Conn, hold the title of Miss Groove Phi Groove. 69 70 THE STUDENT PERSONNEL PROGRAM The concept of education as expressed in the aims of Morgan State college places emphasis on one program in which all members of the college family participate to improve group life and conditions of growth. Essentially, there- fore personnel work is an integral part of the educational program. It has as its two-fold objective: first, to assist each student to discover his highest poten- tialities and to accept responsibility for developing them: and, second, to inter- pret student needs and program avail- able so that all persons in the college share in the building of good interper- sonal relations. Indeed, tire major con- cern of the personnel program is for the quality of human relations which is being learned and practiced in the Col- lege from day to day. Operating under a Coordinator, the Student Personnel Program is broad in scope featuring a special counseling Center which pro- vides organized, systematic counseling for freshmen and general counseling for upperclassmen. The program makes ex- tensive use of administrative officers, staff personnel, and faculty members. Specific responsibilities of the Coordina- tor arc: first, to unify all personnel poli- cies, programs, and services, of the Col- lege; second, to coordinate and integrate the counseling functions of the Deans of Men and Women, the Directors of Ad- missions and Placement. Research and Evaluation. Health. Health Services, and the Morgan Christian Center, the Regis- trar. and faculty advisers in order to in- sure that all counseling is done from the same general point of view; third, to in- terpret. supervise, and integrate the work of professional counselor; and fourth, to Pictured above: Administrative Staff: Dr. Harold Delaney, Dean of the College, Dr. K. Worthing- ton Waters, Dean of Students; Stewart A. Brook� . Assistant to the President; Dr Kuth Brett, Coordinator of Student Personnel Services, William Proctor. Registrar; and Mrs. Beryl Williams, Director of the Evening School and Summer Session. 72 refer students to off-campus agencies and to follow-up such referrals. Freshmen are required to participate in “Introduction to college Week” at which time regular faculty members serve as leaders in a special program directed by the Coordinator of Student Personnel Services. This program is designed to give the College information about new students: to give students information about the College; to help the students become acquainted with a part of the Morgan State College Family; and to acquaint the students with the demand of college life. In addition to specialized counseling provided by professional counselors to Freshmen, faculty advisers are assigned to students for departmental advising. Counselors and advisors meet regularly in an inservice training Program. Be- ginning in the second year, each stu- dent is assigned a faculty adviser in the department in which he is registered. The Counseling Center works closely with these faculty advisers. 'Hie counseling staff is available for consultation with all students. These counselors provide special and professional counseling for students who are not achieving at their predicted and or maximum potential. These services are also available to stu- dents who are in academic difficulty, overseas students, honor students, and transfer students. Faculty members may refer students to the Counseling Center. The Counseling Center provides the assistance needed or refers such students to other campus agencies. In cases where more specialized counseling or psychotherapy is indicated, (Continued on page 76) t6o«e: Dr. Oli� D. Froe. Director of Research and Evaluation; James E. Nix Dean of Men, Mrs. Thelma Bando, Dean of Women J. Persy Bond. Director of Admission and Placement; Mrs. Frances Henderson. Director of the News Bureau; Mrs. Alice Parham. Director of the Student Union. 73 8- i Pictured here ure: Dean Delaney, Dean of the College whose respon- sibility it is to co-pilot the sntoolh tunning of the college; und, Dean E. W. Water?. Dean of Students who must serve as liaison officer between administra- tors and students. Both men have given much of their lime and energies to make Morgan State College the outstanding institution of higher learning it now is. With their continued dedication and hard work, the transition of Morgan State College into an Urban Uni- versity will be a smooth and suc- cessful one. flrlou: A picture of Carter-Grant- Wilson llall. the Administration Building, which was named in honor of the late James H. Curler, Assistant to the President; the late Ceorge Crant, Dean of the College, and Edward N. Wilson, retired Registrar. 74 75 the Counseling Center refers students to off-campus services. An extensive testing service is conducted by the Director of Research and Evalua- tion. On the basis of standardized tests of aptitude, achievement, interest, and personality, professional counselors and faculty members and advisers help the student objectively to appraise his own capacities and interests. Also, these tests are used as a basis for determining the student’s fitness for certain curricula or courses in the College, and for measur- ing bis progress through these different curricula. This office provides both group and individual testing. The College Health Service aims to di- rect the thinking and action of students toward more healthful living. The over- all program is under the direction of the Director of Student Health Services. The Health Service includes complete physical examination, campus inspec- tions of sanitary facilities, followup service to secure correction of remedial defects, and an infirmary with registered nurses and attendants. The Administrative Services also in- clude a placement service. At Morgan State College, Placement is a coopera- tive effort. The Placement Service co- ordinates and renders individualized services to the student, to the employer, and to the institution. The Placement Service is a repository for current oc- cupational information for distribution and for placement permanent record purposes. The Services, including the conducting of preliminary and follow- up “get acquainted” meetings with com- pany and screening officials, continue throughout the calendar year. 76 Above: Dr. Satisli Parckh, Business Monagcr; Mr. Kcubcn Komi berg, Assistant to the Busi- ness Manager, and Mr. John A. Collard, Director of Personnel. (L lt) Dr. Ruth Brett, Coordinator of Student Personnel Program, head the Special Counseling Center which provide organized and Systematic counseling for Freshmen and general counseling for upperclassmen. Division Chairmen The curriculum at Morgan State College i� organized into three divisions. The grouping of related departments into divisions is de- signed to facilitate the integration of subject matter, improve cor- relation between and among departments and to enrich the experi- ences of students through choice of courses in closely related fields in terms of interest and need. The division of Humanities includes the departments of Art; Foreign Language; English and Speech; Music Education; and Philosophy. The Division of Natural Sciences includes the departments of Biology; Chemistry; Health, Physical Education and Recreation; Home Economics; Mathematics; Phy- sics; Psychology; and Science Education. The Division of Social Sciences includes the Departments of Economics and Business; Education; History, Political Science and Geography; Military Sci- ence; and Sociology. The curriculum at Morgan State College is further divided on the freshman level and is designed to give every student a fair chance to be successful in his or her college work. The revised freshman curriculum is set up as a three track program. These tracks arc designated as Freshman Curriculum “A”, Freshman Curriculum “B” and Freshman Curriculum “C”. All Curricula yield semester hour credits toward graduation. Top: Dr. John F. Kiel unison. Asst. Professor of Psychology and Head of the Natural Science Division; Dr. Hcywood Harrison, Assoc. Profes- sor of Education and Head of the Social Sci- ence� Division and Dr. Nick E. Ford. Professor of English and acting Head of the Division of Humanities. 78 The New Faculty Members Bruce Bigelow, Ccography: Mr - Cherridine Bin. Assistant Librarian; Charles Boa ., Director of Campus Security; Miss Carmen Boston. Substitute Instructor of Modem Languages; Mrs. Marylin Burnett. Counselor; Mrs. Gloria Cerino, Substitute Instructor of English; Raymond Donelson, Assistant Professor of Education; Dr. Clarence Faulcon, Professor and Chairman of the Music Department; Mr . Ola T. Ford, English Instructor; William C. Ford, Substitute Assistant of Biology; Mis Janice Froe, Psychomctrist of Research and Evalua- tion; Mrs. Gladys C. Hendrickson. History Instructor; Mrs. Clai-ie G. Hoyle, Science Education Instructor; William Johnson. Assistant Professor of Education; Sr. Patricia Kennedy, Mathematics Instructor; Mrs. Carlcen Legett, Modem Language Instructor; Craig McKewcn, Teaching Fellow, Sociology; Mis Lois N. Mickens English Instructor; Parren Mitchell, Professor of Sociology; Winston Murray, Assistant Professor of History; James Perry, Assistant Instructor of Social Science: Dr. Carrol Perrino, Assistant Professor of Psychology; Ellsworth Rhetta, Counselor; Dr. Frederic Ritter, Associate Professor of Geography; Miss Karen Robertson. Librarian I; lames S. Sagner, Substitute Assistant Professor of Economics and Business; William Thompson, Assistant Professor of Education; William I). Toomey, Department of State Senior Fellow; Mrs. Roxanna Tunstall, Substituto instructor of Home Economics; Mrs. Jose- phine Utley. Substitute Instructor of Science Education; Mnllappa Vittal, Assistant Professor of History, Preston Winkler, Department of Ifistory and Political Science; Hannon Watson, Dept, of English. The Graduate School of Morgan State College was established in 1961. At present it is under the direction of the Graduate Council with Dean DeCosta serving as Chairman. This year, while I)ean DeCosta was on leave of absence, Dr. Roger Kent Williams, Chairman of the Department of Psychology acted as Chairman of the Graduate School. Masters degrees are offered in Education. Science, and Social Science. The evening and summer sessions arc well attended by teachers and students from all over Maryland and throughout the country. Dr. Roger Kent William . Chairman of the Psychology Department and Acting Dean of the Graduate School. 80 Mr. Embra C Bowie, Chairman of the Department of Health, Physical Dr. Nick A. Ford, Chairman of the Department of English. Education and Recreation. Dr. Roger K. William . Chairman of the Department of Psychology. Dr. Richard I. McKinney, Chairman of the Department of Philosophy. Dr. Benjamin A. Quarles, Chairman of the Department of History and Political Science. 81 The Graduate .School of Morgan State College was established in 1964. At present it is under the direction of the Graduate jGduncil with Dean DeCosta serving as Chairman. This year, while Dean DeCosta was on leave of absence. Dr. Roger Kent Williams, Chairman of the Department of Psychology acted as Chairman of the Graduate School. Masters degrees are offered in Education. Science, and Social Science. The evening and summer sessions are well attended by teachers and students from all over Maryland and throughout the country. 80 Dr. Roger Kent William . Chairman of the Psychology Department and Acting Dean of the Graduate School. Dr. Nick A. Ford, Chairman of the Department of English. Mr. Em bra (1 Bowie, Chairman of the Department of Health, Physical Education and Recreation. Dr. Roger K. William . Chairman of the Department of Psychology. Dr. Richard I. McKinney, Chairman of the Department of Philosophy. Dr. Benjamin A. Quarles. Chairman of the Department of History and Political Science. 81 Fine Arts Department Adrienne Britt Harold B. Chinn Samuel Green Dr. Jamr Lewis Chairman of the Art Dept. Patrick McCuire Oliver P. Scott Rcescy G. Shaw Harmon Watton Biology and Chemistry Clara I. Adam� Dr. Percy H. Baker Dr. Harold D. Delaney John W. King Dr. Theodore W. Maull Dr. Clarence L. E. Monroe Dr. Nathaniel K. Proctor Dr. Ernea F. Silversmith, Chairman of Dept, of Chem. Dr. Ulysses Stubbs Hugh Vance Economics Amy J. Atkinson Dr. Winfield 0. Bryson, Chair- Dr. Cleveland Chandler man of Bu� incw and Economics. Dr. Frederick A. Jackson EdllCOtlOn r' S ? 1 Arthur I. I tonne Dr. Gladyce Bradley 84 Dr. Marvin Farbstein Dr. Otis Froe, Jr. Dr. Herbert A. Hoover. Chairman of the Education Dept. English Fannie C. Alston Sue I). Burton Mar� lia Cummins Dr. I a Jonc Sharon Fen Liu Janet L. Maya English Sylvia Saunders Dr. Ruthe Sheffey Rita D. Simons 86 Jean F. Turpin Fli-anor Wilner History and Political Science Home Ed Jane E. Enty Math Norma B. Maiden Mary B. Earle Stephen J. Cewirtz Cynthia C. Harvey Sister Patricia Kennedy Lew Kowar� ki Dr. Walter Talbot, Chairman of Math Dept. Nathan Seeley 88 Music Curo! B. Dig � Dr. Clarence Kaulcon, Chairman William Haithcock of the Music Dept. Mr. Mkfceal Muk Philosophy 01 Mr. Clifford DuRand Physics Mr. Idel W. E. Taylor Dr. Julius H. Taylor. Chairman of the Physics Dept. 89 Military Science (row I): Maj. C. Cheatham. Maj. R. Edmonds, I.TC, G. Culpepper. Col. C. Hunt, Maj. C. Birt, Maj. J. Crinan, SGM. K. Johnson, (row 2): Cpt. C. McClain Jr.. SSG. E. Pinnick. SFC. B. Mattison, MSG. I� . Lr«cy. SSG. C. Keels. SPS R. Boat . Cpt. N. I-jg.ittuta. 1 ¥ Modern Language Dr. Frederick H. Dedmond. Chairman Rosalie P. Esposito of the Dept. Sandye J McIntyre Ann B. Young Dr. Edith Von Zemensky Psychology Ernest C. Hammond Jr. Dr. Kenneth Jerkins ■i mm Russell V. Kelly Sylvia Stancil 91 Physical Ed William A. Brown Dr. Frank E. Knty, Chairman o( Talntadgc L. Hill Physical Education Dept. Dr. Effictcc Payne Dorothy P. Stanley 92 Howard K. Wilson James Perry Dr. Nirmal K. Sinha 93 TO THE CLASS OF 1969: Now you have successfully come to the end of the undergraduate year� . Congratulations! As you look back over your college years you have many pleasant memories-—these you will increasingly cherish in the years ahead. As I look back with you, I think of the extent to which Morgan State College has made an effective contribution to your development. We have attempted to help you attain the Goals for the Morgan Student, to prepare you for constructive occupa- tional participation, to encourage you to go the Second Mile in your endeavors, to help you discover your creative talents. Beyond these we have tried to give you a feeling of confidence in yourselves and to lift your levels of aspiration. Each of you will play many roles in the years ahead. 1 sincerely hope that in all your endeavors you will establish high goals and strive to attain them. 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. 94 Dear Class of 1969. In his address to the graduating class of Yale University, June 21. 1903, President Arthur Twining Hadley stated: “You will have failed to learn the best lesson of your college life unless you have caught the spirit which teaches you to value money and office and other symbols of success for the sake of the possibilities of service which they represent, and to despise the man who thinks of money or office rather than the use he can make of them. It is this way of estimating success which makes a man u gentleman in his dealings with others, which makes him a patriot when his country calls for his services, which makes him a Christian in his concept of life and his ideals of daily living. These are the things which count in the long run.” I do not think that there is a single one of us in this graduating class who values life primarily as a means of securing comfort. We value it as a field of action, and never before in the history of any graduating class is the course of action we must take so eminently defined. In 1969, the most essential action we can take, the most vital commitment we can make, is to channel our knowledge and expertise into the urban ghetto. For there is no one else who understands the plight of ghetto dwellers as we do. There is no one else who should l e more committed to do the kind of job we know must be done. I.ct our class be remembered as the class which rolled up its sleeves and faced the challenge of urban living. Let our gift to Morgan be everlasting service to the faltering communities throughout America. My good wishes will always be with you as you become partners in this noble mission. Sincerely, Robert Andrews President of Class of 1969 95 96 Seniors ROBERT ANDREWS Psychology Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. Senior Class President, Senior Class Steering Committee, Federation of Presidents. ROSALIND RUTH GRIMES Mathematics President of Mathematics Club, Vice Presi- dent of Senior Class, Senior Mentor, Fed- eration of Presidents, YWCA, Secretary of Promethean Kappa Tau, Women’s Basket- ball Team, Majorette Squad, Computer Club, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Alpha Phi Alpha Sweetheart’s Court 1968- ’69, Charm Club, Who’s Who Among Stu- dents in American Universities and Col- leges 1968-’69. STEFANIE E. WOOI.RIDGE Mathematics Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society— President, Choir. Alpha Kappa Alpha So- rority, Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, Beta Kappa Chi Honor Socitcy. Depart- mental Honors Scholar, Senior Class Sec- retary, Honors Program, President’s Aca- demic Cabinet, United Campus Christian Fellowship, Math Club, Student Publica- tions Committee, Committee of Miss Mor- gan. L. EVELYN C. JESSIE Physical Education Varsity Chccrlcading Squad, Health and Physical Education Club, Baptist Club, Treasurer of Senior Class, Student Govern- ment Budget Committee, Ivy Leaf Pledge Club, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. 98 PRISCILLA WILLIAMS ABNEY Home Economics Education Home Economics Club. Modern Dance Group, Charm Club; MSTA. SANDRA C. ADAMS Sociology Sociology Club. YVONNE V. ADAMS Elementary Education Y.W.C.A., Canterbury Club. SUNDAY B. ADEOYE Chemistry and Pre-Med Soccer Team, Table Tennis, Swimming, Physics Club. Math Club. Overseas Student Union. American Chemical So- ciety. DEBORAH R. ALEXANDER Biology-Medical Technology Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Biology Club. Student Affiliate of the American Chemical Society. MARTHARINE ALEXANDER Business Education Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Business Education Club. 99 CAROL LEE ALLEN Elementary Education RAYMOND BERNARD ALLMOND Mathematics Iota Phi Theta-Treasurer. HAYWOOD R. AMMONS Psychology Psychological Society; Veteran’s Club; Pre-Med Club. BARBARA ANDERSON Elementary Education Pershing Angels; Elementary Educa- tion Club. LENA M. ANDERSON English Majorette; Modern Dance Group; So- ciety of Pershing Angels; English Club; Baptist Club; French Club; Ira Aldridge Players; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. WILLIAM H. ANDREWS III Chemistry Chemistry Club; Senior Class Steering Committee. 100 ALFRED T. ANNAN Economics Overseas Student Union; Soccer Team; Economics Club: American Economic- Association. EVELYN LaVONNE ARCHER English English Club—Secretary; Promethean Kappa Tail Honor Society; French Club; Gamma Sigma Sigma National Service Sorority; Lambda Iota Tau Honor Society: Promethean Staff: Charm Club: Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Award. SHARON ELIZABETH ARTIS French Apostolic Club—President; French Club—Secretary: Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society; Federation of Presidents: Library Committee. CALVIN E. AVENT Spanish Spanish Club. MOGES AYELE Economics Spanish Club; Overseas Student Un- ion: President’s Academic Cabinet; As- sociate Justice of Student Court; Pro- methean Kappa Tau Honor Society; Scholar in Institute for Political Educa- tion; Departmental Honor Scholar: Who's Who Among Students in Ameri- can Colleges and Universities. ROMONA II. BAGBY Elementary Education Wesley Club; Charm Club; French Club; Elementary Education Club. 101 LEROY BAILEY Mathematics Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, Pro- methean Kappa Tau Honor Society, Honors Program. RONALD BARBOZA Physical Education Cross Country, Track. HELEN R. BARNES Sociology Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Prome- thean Kappa Tau Honor Society, Soci- ology Club. V. JoANN BAYNEUM English Senior Mentor, English Club, Charm Club, Promethean Staff. ROSIUND FAYE BAZEMORE Home Economics Education Home Economics Club, Apostolic Club. ESTER CREEN BELL Mathematics Modern Dance Club, Promethean Kap- pa Tau Honor Society, Baptist Club. 102 KAREN ELIZABETH BELL Music Education Alpha Phi Omega Dramatics Society, Ira Aldridge Players, Concert Choir— President and Accompanist, Marching Band, Concert Band, YWCA, NADSA. BARBARA ANN BENNETT Sociology Sociology Club. JESSE J. BENNETT Health Education Biology Club. Health Education Club, Spokesman—Sports Editor, Prometh- ean—Sports Editor. Intramural Cross Country, Football. Track. MARCELLA E. BENNETT Sociology JOSHUA H. BESSICKS, JR. Mathematics Iota Phi Theta. Math Club. ANN BRYANT Elementary Education 103 BARBARA BISHOP Physical Education JULIAN BLACKWELL Student Affiliate of the American Chemical Society. ANGELA MARIE BOOKER CAROLYN O. BOONE French French Club, Spanish Club, Prometh- ean Kappa Tau Honor Society. Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society Citation. FRANK R. BOONE Sociology- Sociology Club. CAROLYN A. BOWERS English Spokesman Staff. Promethean Staff, Student Government—Executive Sec- retary. Ira A. Aldridge Players. Eng- lish Club, Administrative Council. 104 KAREN BOWENS Business Education Business Education Club; Business Ed- ucation Newspaper—Editor. JOSEPH ADDISON BOWIE JR. Psychology National Society of Pershing Rifles— Officer: ROTC Officer’s Club: Fresh- man, Sophomore. Junior and Senior Class Steering Committee; Psi Chi Honor Society; Psychological Society; Council of Independent Organizations; Public Relations Committee Co-Chair- man: Student Union Committee. JAMES N. BOYD Sociology Alpha Phi Omega. NORMAN C. BRADY. JR. Business Administration Marketing Club—Vice President So- ciety for the Advancement of Market- ing—Vice President: American Marketing Association Commerce Club; National Association of Presi- dents. CEORCE S. BRANCH Music Education Band: Choir. MARSHALL S. BRAXTON History YWCA: ('harm Club: Women’s Re- creational Athletic Association: Social Science Club. 105 BEVERLY R. BRIGGS Elementary Education VIANNA BRISCOE Mathematics Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Miss Sophomore. Miss Iotu Phi Theta. Groove Phi Groove Sweetheart, Miss Que (Lincoln University), Math Club, Computer Programming Club, Char Club. Booster Squad. Omega Psi Phi Swreetheart. PATRICIA A. BRISTON History Computer Club. ANGELA BROOKS Sociology Sociology Club. EDWARD BERNARD BROOKS Science Education Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship; Golf Team. Biology Club. Science Edu- cation Club. Intramural Sports, Var- sity Club. JUDITH BROOKS French Fxlucation Le Cercle Franca is, Marching Band, Concert Band. Spanish Club. Ivy I-eaf Pledge Club, Alpha Kappa Alpha So- rority. 106 PAULA A. BROOKS Sociology Della Sigma Theta Sorority Presi- dent, Miss Delta. Federation of Presi- dents, Senior Class Steering Committee. SHEILA CASANDRA BROOKS Sociology Sociology Club, Social Science Club. WILL EVERETT BROOKS History Varsity Football Team -Captain 1968. ANN VERONICA BROWN Business Administration The Newman Club. Charm Club, Mar- keting Club. Delta Sigma Theta Soror- ity. AVE MARIA I). BROWN Business Administration Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Market- ing Club. BRENDA J. BROWN Sociology Sociology Club. 107 CHARLES JAMES BROWN Mathematics Math Club, Computer Club. EDITH BROWN Elementary Education Choir, Band, Student Government, MSTA. EMM ALE NE BROWN History YWCA. Chapel Choir, History Club, Student Union Committee. MICHAEL F. BROWN Mathematics Student Union Committee—Vice Pres- ident, Advanced ROTC. JOYCE BROWN BILL English D.O.W. Holmes Debate Society. Ira Aldridge Players. Institute for Politi- cal Education Scholar. Girls’ Basketball Intramurals. CHERRYALE CLEMATIS BURGE History Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Concert Choir, Newman Club. 108 GARY L. BURGESS Mathematics Freshman Track, Varsity Track. Iota Phi Theta Fraternity. ALLAN GREGORY BUSH Mathematics Promethean Kappa Tau Honor So- ciety, Departmental Honor Scholar. STEWART A. BUTLER Pre-Professional Chemistry Newman Club, American Chemical So- ciety, Men’s Dormitory Council, Feder- ation of Presidents. Senior Class Sena- tor. BEVERLY CAFFEE Mathematics Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society, MAT Club, Library Committee, Educa- tional Policy Committee. RONALD J. CAGE History Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship, Social Science Committee, Student Un- ion Hospitality Committee. GLORIA DAY CAGER Elementary Education Promethean Kappa Tau Honor So- ciety, Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, MSTA, Ivy Leaf Pledge Club. 109 ALICE LORRAINE CAIN Sociology Promelhean Kappa Tau Honor So- ciety; Charm Club; Sociology Club; Senior Mentor. CYNTHIA CALDWELL Elementary Education Delta Sigma Theta Sorority; Elemen- tary Education Club. ELLA MARIA CALHOUN Biology RALPH DOUGLAS CALHOUN Business Education Business Education Club. HAROLD ASHTON CAREY JR. Psychology Advanced ROTC, Wrestling Team. YANCY L. CARRIGAN Business Administration National Society of Pershing Rifles, Marketing Club, Commerce Club, Federation of Presidents, Advanced ROTC. Distinguished Military Student. NO ARLENE A. CARRINGTON Political Science and History Scholar Institute for Political Educa- tion. Chief Justice Student Court. Sum- mer Political Intern in Office of Con- gressman Sickles, Associate Justice Student Court. Secretary Young Demo- crats, Member of Who's Who Com- mittee, Member Faculty-Student Dis- ciplinary Committee. SGA Board of Trustees Committee. Represented Mor- gan National Current Events Test - CBS-TV Canterbury Club, Repre- sented Morgan Youth in Politics— WJZ-TC. BRENDA J. CARTER Elementary Education National Teachers Association. MILDRED CHAPMAN Sociology Sociology Club. JOYCE ANN CHASE Home Economics, Foods and Nutrition. Home Economics Club, Associate Mem- ber of American Chemical Associa- tion, Charm Club. MONA LAVERNE CHAMBERS Biology—Pre-Med Ira Aldridge Players-Member—Secre- tary. Junior Class Senator. Freshman Executive Committee, Treasurer. Secre- tary Biology Club, Pre-Med Club— President, Treasurer. Vice-President, A IBS—Chapter President. Freshman Orientation Committee- President; Food Service Committee. Bd. of Elec- tion Supervisors. Intramural Basket- ball. Representative to Macy Confer- ence on Pre-Medical Education '68. MARY ELIZABETH CHAVIS History Social Science Club. Ill . CALVIN RONALD CHRISTY Mathematics EDNA L. CLARK Mathematics Promethean Kappa Tan, Beta Kappa Chi, Alpha Kappa Mu. DOROTHEA ELDRIDGE CLARK English Gamma Sigma Sigma National Service Sorority—President 1967- 68, Prometh- ean Kappa Tau, President’s Academic Cabinet, 1967-’68, Federation of Pres- ident. 1967-’68. The English Club, Women's Dormitory Council. l%6-’67. ETHEL ELAINE CLARKSON Psychology Psi Chi National Honor Society, Psy- chological Society, Committee for Miss Morgan, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Panhcllenic Council. JAMS K. CLAYTON Business Administration YWCA, Business Education Club, Mar- keting Club. MELODY R. CLAYTON Mathematics 112 CAROLYN CLEMONS Art Education Art Club. Promethean—Art Staff, Al- pha Kappa Mu Honor Society. LYNETTE COLBERT Home Economics Education Pershing Angels, Home Economics Club. BARBARA COLEMAN Elementary Education Charm Club, Elementary Education Club. ROBERT COLEMAN Mathematics Swimming Team, Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship. JOYCE NADINE (WIGGINS) COLES Mathematics Volleyball Team. Mathematies Club. ZENDA ROCHELLE COLLICK History, Education Social Science Club. Spokesman Staff, Student Union. 113 CRACK ELIZABETH COLLINS English Promethean Staff, Alpha Kappa Mu, Promethean Kappa Tau. RUBY MAY CONNER Business Administration Marketing Club, Charm Club, Wesley Club. ANNA L. CONNOR Business Education “Miss Overseas” 196.V66, Overseas Student Union, Business Education Club Secretary 1966-’68, Student Court—Stenographer 1968-’69, Com- merce Club, Charm Club. DARNELLE JOYCE COOK Elementary Education THERESA A. COOPER Sociology Baptist Club, College Choir. DONALD L. CORBIN Mathematics Math Club. I 14 TREVA J. CORDON Chemistry Charm Club. Canterbury Association, Student Affiliate of American Chemi- cal Society. MYRA TERESA CORNICK Mathematics Promethean Kappa Tou Honor So- ciety, Dean's List. Math Club, Beta Kappa Ki Scientific Society. Depart- mental Honor Scholar. BERNADETTE L. CORNISH Elementary Education Student MSTA-NEA. JOSEPHINE Y. COTTON History Social Science Club. DIANE H. COUPLING Home Economics Education Home Economics Club. BARBARA JEAN CRAIG Home Economics Hattie P. Carter Home Economics Club. 115 CALEB CRAIG. JR. Sociology CARY BETH CRYOR Art Education Art Club. Spokesman, Promethean— Anthology Staff. Photographer for Stu- dent Publication� , Assistant Art Editor of Promethean. NIKKI LEUNA CURTIS Sociology CALVIN DALY, JR. Economics Computer Science Club. Commerce Club. THOMAS M. HATCHER. JR. Science Education Marching and Symphonic Band, Sci- ence Education Club, Wesley Club. BARBARA COOK DAVIS History President’s Academic Council, Student Union Executive Chamber. Student Union-Volunteer Committee Chair- man, Student Union—Special Events Co-Chairman. 116 BRENDA J. DEFORD Sociology Sociology Club. Yearbook Staff— Layout. GLADYS MAE DEM BY Elementary Education. CHARLOTTE JOYCE DENNIS Sociology Sociological Society. Social Science Club. EVERETT DICKERSON Geography HIGH PHILLIP DOPSON Physical Education National Society of Pershing Rifles, Distinguished Military Student, Spokes- man—Circulation Manager, Physical Education Majors Club, Rifle Team— •1 years. Advanced ROTC, Officer’s Club. Outstanding Cadet at Summer Camp 1968, Pershing Rifles Drill Team, P, R and I’ A Coordinator. 117 FREDERICK DOUGLAS English English Club JOAN C. DOUGLAS Business Education Club Student Government Association. Charm Club. Marketing Club, YWCA. JULIA M. DOZIER Elementary Education Newman Club. EDITH M. EDMONDS Elementary Education RAYMOND ENGLISH Mathematics Student Union Social Events Commit- tee. II� SANDR A ELIZABETH EVANS Music Education Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Concert Choir, Marching Rand. MENC, YWCA. WILLIAM TYRONE EVANS Music Education Concert Choir. Member of Board. Balti- more Symphony College Council, Pro- methean Staff. Music Arts Commit- tee Chairman ’67-’68, Music Educa- tors National Conference. CASANDRA FALUN Sociology Sociology Club, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. DONNA C FARRINGTON Biology Gamma Sigma Sigma National Service Sororitv. Pre-Med Club. LORRAINE 0. FASSETT Elementary Education Ira Aldridge Players. Morgan Choir, Elementary Education Club. Math Club. PATRICIA FAUST Spanish Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.. Modern Dance Club, Charm Club, Newman Club, Spanish Club. 119 PAMELA E. FELTON Elementary Education President, Charm Club, Promethean, Elementary Education Club, Baptist Club. THEODORE A. FERGUSON Mathematics Soccer, Computer Science Club, Math Club. WENDY LA VERNE FIELDS Sociology Sociology Club, Newman Club. MARC VANCE FILSON Physical Education Football, Wrestling. ROBERT FINCH Sociology Overseas Student Union, Sociology Club, Newman Club. 120 MOHAMMAD FIROUZ-DOR Economics CECIL E. FLAMER Chemistry Promethean Kappa Tau Honor So- ciety, Alpha Kappa Mu Honor So- ciety, Business Manager—Student Gov- ernment Association ’68-’69. DONALD FORD Biology—Pre-Med Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship, Inc., Dean of Pledgees of Groove Phi Groove, Biology Club. Swimming Team. Council of Independent Organi- zation — Representative, Advanced ROTC. Officer’s Club. TAWANA E. FORD Physics Student Senate 1966-’69. Biology Club, Physics Club. President’s Academic Cabinet. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.—Vice President. Promethean Kap- pa Tau. Alpha Kappa Mu, Beta Kap- pa Chi, Who’s Who Among American Colleges and Universities. CHARLES F. FORTE Sociology Band, Basketball. Swimming, Sociology Club. CHESTER A. FRANCE, JR. Business Administration Marketing Club, Society for Advance- ment of Management, Economics Club. 121 WILLIAM PHILLIP FRANCIS JR. Philosophy Senior Steering Committee, Philosophy Club. Thurgood Marshall Pre-Law Club. Commerce Club. Marketing Club. Dissent Club. Phi Sigma Tau National Honor Society—Vice President. PATRICIA COX FRANKLIN Sociology Sociology Club. Social Science Club. BLANCHE THERESITA FRAZER Business Administration Overseas Student Union—Vice Pres. 1968-69. Marketing Club. Commerce Club. Student Court Clerk. ERICA F. FRY Home Economics Education Omega Psi Phi Playmate 1967-68. Kappa Alpha Psi Court '68-69. Charm Club, Hattie P. Carter Club—Vice Pres. '68-69. Home Economics De- partmental Club, Co-Curricular Activi- ties—Chairman. ROBERT ALAN FULLER Art Education Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity, Council of Independent Organizations, Art Club. Promethean Art Staff. DORIS J. GADDY Sociology Sociology Club. “Miss Charm” 1965- 66. Baptist Club. 122 ALLENETTE B. GAIL Home Economics Education Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Charm Club. CAROLE GAILLARD French Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Ass’t Dean of Pledgees. French Club, Mod- ern Dance Club. Spanish Club. Official Court to Miss Morgan, Alpha Court ’66-’67, Attendant to Miss ROTC. MARVIS GAINER Modem Languages Promethean Kappa Tau. ESTELLA B. GAMBRILL Fine Arts Art Club. Student Union Executive Comm.. Student Union Public Relations —Pres., Sigma Gamma Rho, Charm Club. Promethean Staff. ALBERTA GARVIN French French Club. RITZIA A. GEORCE Sociology Sociology Club, Y.W.C.A., Overseas Student Union Club, Canterbury Club Vice President 1967-’68. Secretary 1968-’69. 123 MURIEL HELEN GILES Elementary Education Spokesman Staff. Y.W.C.A. Project Mission. Student M.S.T.A. VINCENT A. GILMORE Business Administration Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc., Mar- keting Club. Men’s Dormitory Coun- cil. Commerce Club. Assistant Baliff to Student Court. ROOSEVELT GIST JR. Biology Rifle Team, Biology Club. GILBERT P. GLASCOE Mathematics EUGENE GLOVER Philosophy Phi Sigma Tau, Philosophy Club, Christian Council. Albert Schweitzer Club—Pres.. Alpha Kappa Mu. JAMES A. CORDON History 124 HERMIONE C. GRAHAM Philosophy Philosophy Club. Student Union So- cial Committee—Executive Chamber. GERRY GRANT History History Club. Student Union Commit- tee. KEN A. GRAU Physical Education Physical Education Club. Spokesman- - Sports Editor ’62-’61. ESTEEN MARIER GRAY Biology Biology Club. Charm Club. LARRY JACKSON GRAY Business Administration Pershing Rifles. Marketing Club. Veter- ans Club. STEPHANIE GRAY English English Club. French Club. 125 ZANDER GRAY Physical Education Physical Education Club. Pre-Med Club. Intramural Track, Football. Bas- ketball. LAWRENCE S. GREEN Business Administration EUGENE GREEN Physical Education Intramural Softball. SANDRA A. GREEN Psychology Psychological Society. CHERYL A. GREENE Psychology Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Psi Chi Honor Society. Psychological So- ciety. CAROLYN GREENE Business Education Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Dormi- tory Council, Business Education Club. 126 JOHN E. GREER Mathematics Basketball Team. DIANA GRIFFIN Elementary Education CYNTHIA A. GROOMS French Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Prometh- ean Kappa Tau. German Club—Secre- tary. Treasurer. College Choir. Charm Club. Julius Hoffman Award for Ger- man I960. BARBARA ANN GROSS Sociology- Sociology Club, Promethean Kappa Tau. Junior Claw Secretary, Women’s Dormitory Council, Sec. Political Sci- ence Institute, Alpha Kappa Alpha. HELEN GROSS Elementary Education Elementary Education Club. National Teacher’s Organization. DE R1THA GUNN French French Club, Spanish Club, Y.W.C.A.. Charm Club. 127 MELVIN HARRIS HACKERSON Mathematics Omega P� i Phi Fraternity, Inc., Pan- Hellenic Council Rep., Mathematics Club, German Club, Newman Club. PAULA S. HACKETT Economics Student Union Committee, German Club, Commerce Club, Spokesman. SHARON A. HACKETT Sociology Sociology Club. KAY LYNN HAITH Sociology Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Psi Chi Honor Society, Miss Canteen ’68, Modern Dance Club, Promethean Kap- pa Tau. ANGELINE HALL Elementary Education WADE HALL History 128 RONALD A. HANDY Economic Young Democrat Vice Pres., Mary- land Young Democrat Convention, Delegate, McCormick Award, 1961, Air Force Vet.. Ith District Young Demo- crats of Baltimore. CORNELIUS JEAN HARDAWAY Elementary Education Elementary Education Club, Choir, Student NEA. LINDA I). HARDAWAY Elementary Education Tennis, Choir. IVAN HARLEE Mathematics Football Team, Track Team, Iota Phi Theta Fraternity, Inc. IRIS HARMON Mathematics CHERYL A.HARPER Home Economics Education 129 DORIS PATRICIA HARRIS Klcmcntary Education Promethean Kappa Tau, French Club. Honors Club. EDNA M. C. HARRIS Business Education Promethean Kappa Tau. Alpha Kappa Mu. Business Education Club. FAYE LILLIAN HARRIS Physical Education Physical Education Club. Intramural Activities. SONDRA HARRIS Mathematics CHARLES A. HARRISON. Ill Geography Varsity Football. Intramural Program Basketball. ZAHRA HASSANZADEH Mathematics CAROLYN K. HAYNIE History JAMS BENITA HEMPHILL Spanish Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Dean of Pledgees 1968. Spanish Club, Newman Club. Recipient of Alpha Kappa Mu Certificate, Dean’s List Cer- tificate, Dean’s List (Cumulative), Charm Club. JUANITA S. HUDSON Business Education Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society—Sec- retary, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority— Secretary, Majorette, Modern Dunce Club. Alpha Phi Alpha Court. DELORIS FOSKEY HERBERT English-Specch Delta Sigma Theta, Ira Aldridge Play- ers, Spokesman. JAMES EDWARD HICKS Mathematics Computer Club President, Mathematics Club. MICHELE BARBETTE HOFF Art Art Club, Promethean, Gamma Sigma Sigma National Service Sorority, Ira Aldridge Players, Y.W.C.A. ’65-’66, Miss GIG ’67-’68, Intramurals Basket- ball '65-’66. 131 MARY HOGG Business Administration Commerce Club, Society for Advance- ment of Management. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Inc., Pyramid Club. WENDELL HOLBROOK History Institute for Political Education, Pro- methean Kappa Tau, Alpha Kappa Mu —Vice President. President’s Academic Cabinet. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity— Parliamentarian. Justice of Student Court. ELWOOD S. HOLLAND Biology EARL J. HOLMES Business Administration Iota Phi Theta Fraternity, Inc., Ad- vanced R.O.T.C.. Officer’s Club, Ten- nis Team. Basketball Team, Marketing Club, Commerce Club. BETTYE YVONNE HOLT Mathematics Student Union Committee, Prometh- ean Kappa Tau. CHARLKEN I. HONEST French French Club. Spanish Club, Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society. 132 KENNY A. HOOPER Political Science Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., His- torian Social Science Club. Law Club, Advanced R.O.T.C., Institute for Po- litical Education, Baptist Club. R.O.T.C. Officer’s Club. Pan-Hellenic Council. RALPH C. HORTON. JR. Psychology Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Editor- in-Chief Spokesman. Federation of Presidents. Who’s Who In American Colleges and Universities. President’s Academic Cabinet, Pan-Hellenic Coun- cil, Promethean Kappa Tau. JOHN WESLEY HOUSE. JR. Spanish Ira Aldridge Players. Iota Phi Theta Fraternity, Corresponding Secretary, Polaris 4. Spanish Club. French Club. R.O.T.C. Advanced Corps Officers Club, Intramural Basketball. Advanced Corps. BERNICE HOWARD Elementary Education Morgan State Choir, Future Teacher of America. FORREST J. HOWARD Accounting Society for Advancement of Manage- ment. Newman Club, Marketing Club. Spokesman. Commerce Club. NINA MALESSA HOWARD Biology Gamma Sigma Sigma—Historian, Al- pha Kappa Mu. Beta Kappa Chi, Bi- ology Club, Promethean Kappa Tau, Senior Senate, Student Union, Pre-Med Club. 133 PATRICIA A HOWELL Mathematics German Club ANDREW D. HUNTER Business Administration Pershing Rifles. Advanced R.O.T.C., Alpha Kap| a Mu Honor Society, Comptroller S.G.A. FREDERICK M. HUNTER Mathematics RONALD RODGENE HUTTON History ELWANDA DF.I.ORIS INGRAM English United Campus Christian Fellowship, Federation of Presidents, English Club, Interfaith Council. Spokesman. JACQUELINE L. JACKSON Elementary Education Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, Kap- pa Delta Pi Honor Society, Depart- mental Honors Scholar. Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society, Education Club. 134 MARY JACOBS Mathematics Math Club, College Choir. Eubank ’ Chorale. Cha| el Choir. Gamma Sigma Sigma. MILDRED A. JAMES Sociology Sociology Club. Baptist Club, Spanish Club. Charm Club. Chapel Choir. PAULETTE VICTORIA JAMES Mathematics Education Gamma Sigma Sigma National Sendee Sorority. Pershing Angels. Mathematics Club. BERNADETTE T. JEFFERS Elementary Education Modern Dance Group, I-e Cercle Fran- ca is. ROY R. JEFFERS History Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. SARAH IDAUNE JENKINS Music Education Senior Mentor, Music Education Na- tional Conference. Concert Choir, Y.W.C.A.. Charm Club, Baltimore Sym- phony Orchestra. College Council, Chapel Choir. 135 PATRICIA A. JENKINS Chemistry CAROLYN A. JENNINGS Physics Physics Club. Alpha Kappa Alpha So- rority, Cheerleader. Sophomore Sena- tor, Orchestra, Spokesman, American Institute of Physics Students. Society of Physics Students. American Physical Society, Dean’s List, Math Club. Com- puter Club. KENNETH LEE JEWETT Chemistry Promethean Kappa Tau Freshman Hon- or Society, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Chess Club. Chemistry Club. JANICE LEE JOHNS Physical Education Vice President of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., President Cummings House, Women’s Dormitory Council, Pan-Hellenic Representative, Majorette, Marching Band, Senior Steering Com- mittee, Womens Volleyball Team, Phys- ical Education Club, W'omen’s Recrea- tion Athletic Association, Promethean Staff, Charm Club. PATRICIA LORRAINE JOHNS History Social Science Club ARKLEY B. JOHNSON Mathematics Vice President of C.I.O. ’67-’68. Polar- is, Iota Phi Theta ’67-’68, Gamma Sig- ma Sigma Sweetheart ’67-’68. Prometh- ean Kappa Tau. 136 BARBARA JOHNSON Elementary Education Student MSTA-NEA. BARBARA JOYCE JOHNSON Business Education Business Education Club. CAM ILLI A W. JOHNSON French Y.W.C.A., French. Hockey Team, In- tramural Volleyball, Basketball Team. CONSTANCE DIANE JOHNSON Spanish Dean's List. Freshman Orientation Committee; Charn) Club. Promethean, French Club, Spanish Club, Senior Class Steering Committee, Chairman of Senior Class Project, Miss leadership —Alpha Phi Omega, 1967-’68; Neigh- borhood Youth Corps—Inner City Project 1966 69. D ANA JOHNSON Psychology Charm Club, 1965- 66; French Club, Psychological Society, Psi Chi Honor Society—Treasurer, Junior Class Sen- ator, Senate Secretary Student Govern- ment; Conference on Drugs—Frostburg State, Association Black Collegiate Con- ference. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Dean’s List. DEIDRE KAREN JOHNSON Psychology 137 GLORIA JOHNSON Biology Prc-Med Club—Secretary, Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society, Chapel Choir, Sophomore Senator, Junior Class —Treasurer, Biology Club. A.I.B.S. JASPER JOHNSON, JR. Mathematics MARCARETT A. JOHNSON Elementary Education NORMAN E. JOHNSON, JR. Business Administration Iota Phi Theta Fraternity. National Honor Society of Pershing Rifles, Ad- vanced ROTC, P R Drill Team, Stu- dent Union Social Committee. Morgan Chapter of the Marketing Club. SIDNEY OGDEN JOHNSON Business Administration Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. Marketing Club, Economics Club, Intramural Bas- ketball. Football, Softball. ADAM E. JONES. JR. Business Administration Iota Phi Theta Fraternity, Marketing Club. Commerce Club, Economics Club. Big Brothers of America. Intramural Basketball. Intramural Football. Intra- mural Baseball. Track, Dean's List, Men's Dormitory Council. 138 CARL JONES, JR. Psychology Prc-Mcd Club; Debating Team. CAROLYN V. JONES Mathematics Spokesman, Charm Club, YWCA. Stu- dent Union, Miss Spokesman Court, Editorial Staff. Wesley Club, French Club. CONNIE ANGELA JONES Spanish Spanish Club--Vice-President, Presi- dent: French Club. Modern Dance Club, Miss Senior 1968, Senior Class Steering Committee. Gamma Sigma Sigma National Service Sorority. DAVIDSON LEROY JONES Mathematics Iota Phi Theta Fraternity. DEBORAH REGINA JONES Sociology Sociological Society. Promethean Kap- pa Tau, Baptist Club, Charm Club, Institute for Political Education Schol- ar. EDWARD E. JONES History Musician. 139 GLENDA F. JONES Elementary Education Elementary Education Club. MARILYN F. JONES Physical Education Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Assistant Dean of Pledges, Assistant Treasurer—Federation of Presidents, Girl’s Intramural Sports. Vice Presi- dent—Senior Dormitory, Cheerleader Captain, Physical Education Club, Fac- ulty-Student Athletic Committee, Teacher Evaluation Committee. MARSHA M. JONES Spanish Education French Club. Spanish Club, Gamma Sigma Sigma National Service Soror- ity, Red Cross Representative. MAYSIE I). JONES Sociology RAYNARD WENDELL JONES Health Education RONALD JONES History Neuman Club. 140 BASH A PASHA JORDAN. JR. Political Science College Choir. National Society of Pershing Rifles. Justice—Student Court. Varsity Football. Student Di- rector—Student Union. JOYCE JORDAN Sociology ABRAM ARDRO JOYNER, JR. Elementary Education Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity. Advanced ROTC. Elementary Education Club, Intramural Softball and Football, Spokesman. PAMELA L. KEARNEY Elementary Education JACQUELINE KEENE Sociology Sociology- Club. KAY FRANCES KENNEDY Physical Education President of WRAA. Physical Educa- tion Club. ANTON M. KING Physical Education Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Co-Cap- tain, Cheerleaders. Physical Education Club, Alpha Court, Miss Canteen, 1967, Student Government -Secretary, Choir, WRAA. YVONNE VICTORIA KING Mathematics JOSEPH C. KOKOSINSKI Mathematics Beta Kappa Chi. RUDY E. KRIGGER Business Administration Alpha Phi Alpha, Newman Club, Men's Dormitory Council. Student Dean, Overseas Student Union, Marketing Club, Veteran’s Club, Promethean Kap- pa Tau Honor Society. 142 GEORGE LANGFORD Mathematics Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. Math Club. Deutscher Klub. SHERYL ANITA LANSEY Elementary Education YVONNE FRANCES LANSEY Business Administration Marketing Clui� —Secretary, Commerce Club. Promethean Staff. LINDA LAWRENCE Elementary Education Project Mission Intern, Spanish Club,' Elementary Education Club, Tennis, Basketball. English Club, Modern Dance. Charm Club. Freshman Orien- tation Helper. PAUL LAWRENCE LEATH Business Administration Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. ALICE JERLEAN LEE Sociology Sociology Club—President. Federation of Presidents, Charm Club. 143 MELINNA M. LEE Psychology Psi Chi. Promethean Kappa Tail, Psy- chological Society. Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, Honor Scholar. MAJOR MORRIS LEE Biology- Biology Club. American Institute of Biological Sciences. W1LLA M. LEE Chemistry Chemistry Club, ACS Student Affiliate. JAMS M. LEFTRIDGE Sociology- Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Canter- bury Club. Sociology Club, Cheerlead- er. Charm Club. RODNEY A. LEWIS Mathematics Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Sopho- more Senator, Junior Class Senator, Band, President—Academic Cabinet, Promethean Kappa Tau. Institute for Political Education, Who’s Who Among Students, 1967; Federation of Presidents—Chairman, Math Club. BARBARA ANNA LIPSCOMB Sociology- Sociological Society, Social Sciences Club. 144 SAMUEL J. LLOYD. JR. Political Science President Student Government Asso- ciation. Scholar—Institute for Political Education. Who's Who Among Stu- dents in American Colleges and Uni- versities. Promethean Kappa Tau Hon- or Society. GWENDOLYN CHRISTINE LOCKLEY Medical Technology Biology Cluh, Prc-Mcd Club, WRAA, YWCA, Charm Cluh. CAROLYN LONEY Business Administration Who’s Who Among Students in Ameri- can Colleges and Universities, Presi- dent- Women’s Dormitory Council, Senator—Student Government, Justice Student Court. Scholar—Institute of Political Education. President—Sociol-. ogy Cluh. Marketing Cluh. Federation of Presidents, Senior Mentor. MARGARET LONG Business Education Business Education Club. HORACE L. LOVE Science Education Sigma Alpha Phi. SAMMIE LOWERY Art Football, Basketball, Softball, Advanced ROTC. ROTC Officer’s Club, Alpha Phi Omega National Service Fraterni- ty—Sergeant-at-Arm . 1967-'68. 145 LEVITICUS J. LOYAL Business Administration Marketing Club, Alpha Phi Omega Service Fraternity, Society for the Ad- vancement of Management. HARRY NATHANIEL LUMPKIN History ROTC Brigade Commander, Vice Pres- ident Cadet Officer’s Club. Ranger, Scholar of the Political Science Insti- tute. Young Democrat, Karate Club, Special Events Committee—Student Union, Steering Committee—Senior Class. Social Science Club. Intramural Sports, President’s Academic Cabinet, Federation of Presidents. RODNEY A. McCLOUD Science Education Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. Inc.. Ad- vanced ROTC. Officer’s Club, Cross Country Team. Spokesman Staff, Stu- dent Senate, Intramural Softball, Pres- ident- Pan-Hcllcnic Council. RONALD B. McCRAY Physical Education Intramural Football, Wrestling, Psy- chological Society, President of HOC. SHIRLEY McCRAY English Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority—Record- ing Secretary, 1%8. English Club— Treasurer, 1968-’69. MARGARET McCULLUM Physical Education cerf.ua a. McDaniel Sociology Sociology Club. BRENDA McDOWELL Elementary Education ZENOBIA McKNIGHT Spanish Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Modern Dance Club, Spanish Club, French. Club. ODETTE M. McNEIL Art Education Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Art Club, Spokesman Staff, Iota Phi Theta Sweet- heart Court, Omega Playmate. WANDA VERNELL MADDOX Psychology Psi Chi Honor Society, Psychological Society, Senior Mentor. 147 I.INDA THERESA MAHEIA Elementary Education National Educational Association, Maryland State Teachers Association; Newman Club, Catholic Organization. MADELINE QUINCY MAJETE Sociology Sociology Club, Spokesman Staff. MILDRED FOWLKES MARNER Secretarial Science Business Education Club. BEATRICE E. MARTIN Elementary Education LINDA J. MARTIN Physical Education Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Mod- ern Dance, Majorette, Field Hockey Team, Physical Education Club, Soft- ball Team. Basketball Team. LA VERNE C. MASON Elementary Education Modern Dance Club, Charm Club, Newman Club. 148 ALICE B. MATTHEWS Business Education Business Education Club, National As- sociation of Negro Business Profes- sional Women’s Clubs, Inc., Citizens Planning and Housing Association, YWCA, NAACP, Girl Scout Council of Central Maryland, Wesleyan Sen-ice Guild. Baltimore City Educational Sec- retaries Association. CAROL SUSAN MATTHEWS French French Club, Spanish Club. ROBERT M. MATTHEWS Psychology Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity, Psi Chi, Honor Society in Psychology, Psych- ological Society. Intramural Baseball, Football, Track Team, Sports Editor, The Spokesman. Dean’s List. TYRONE MATTHEWS Business Education President. Business Education Club. CLARENCE THOMAS MILLER Mathematics Math Club. BRENDA LEE MINES Chemistry Biology Club. Student Affiliate of the American Chemical Society. 149 JOHN T. MINNIS Music Education Vice-President—Band, President- Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship, Inc., Music Educators National Con- ference. FRANCES K. MITCHELL Elementary Education L. DIANE MITCHELL Dormitory Council, Young Women’s Christian Association, Senior Mentor, Maryland State Teacher’s Association. WALTER J. MITCHELL Science Education Iota Phi Theta Fraternity, Sergeant- at-Arms, Swimming Team, Football, Softball, Advanced ROTC, Outstanding Cadet at Summer Camp, 1967-1968, Marching Band, Stage Band, Concert Band. WILLIAM M. MODLIN Mathematics Math Club. Promethean Kappa Tau, Beta Kappa Chi Honor Society. MARGIE E. W. MONTAGUE Business Administration Marketing Club. 150 WILLIAM LARRY MOORE Business Administration Intramural Basketball, Intramural Soft- ball, Marketing Club. RODERICK MAURICE MORACNE EL History. CECILIA FELICE MOYE Sociology Baptist Club. Sociology Club, Charm Club. LILLIAN MURPHY Physical Education Physical Education Club. Intramural Activities. GILBERT MURRAY Chemistry American Chemical Society Student Af- filiate. LOUIS B. MYERS Math Concert Band. Marching Band, Math Club, ROTC Marching Rand. 151 CRYSTAL M. NAYLOR Art Education Camina Sigma Sigma National Ser- vice Sorority—Vice President, Cheer- leader. Art Club. JACQUELINE MAMIE NICHOLSON Elementary Education TWYLA NORED Biology Biology Club, A.I.B.S. BEVERLY NOKES Business Administration, YWCA, Marketing Club. AUDREY NORMAN English English Club. FRITZ OUTLAW Sociology 152 PRICILLA G. PEEK Business Education Business Education Club. ACRES RECARDO PERRY Political Science Assistant Attorney General. Institute for Political Education Scholar, SCLC Campus Coordinator, Advisory Com- mittee WSCC. JANET M. PETTY Elementary Education DAVID T. PHILLIPS JR. Mathematics Computer Club. Math Club. Veterans Club. LOIS ANN PHILLIPS Spanish Spanish Club. English Club. OLIVER JEROME PHILLIPS Accounting Commerce Club. Marketing Club. So- ciety for the Advancement of Market- ing, Pre-Law Club- Public Relations Coordinator. Advanced ROTC Officer’s Club. 155 LOUIS MELVIN PINDELL Math Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Junior Class—President, Promethean—Layout Editor. Spokesman Staff. Federation of Presidents, President’s Academic Coun- cil, Sophomore Class. Freshman Class, and Senior Class Steering Committees. RUSSELL JAMES POE Mathematics Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. Prometh- ean Staff, Mathematics Club, Pan-Hel- lenic Council. Intramural Sports, Men’s Dormitory Council. SANDY POITIER Psychology Psychological Society, I'si Chi Hon- or Society, Freshman Class—Secre- tary, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. WILLIAM GASTON POLK, JR. Elementary Education National Education Association—Presi- dent. Kappa Delta Phi Honor Society, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Elemen- tary Education Club. PATRICIA A. POTT1LLO Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Fresh- man Class Treasurer, Junior Class— Vice President, Project Mission, Class Steering Committee. FRED B. POWELL Sociology Sociology Club, Intramural Football. 156 THEODORE R. POWELL Political Science Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Social Science Club, Law Club. Advanced ROTC Officers Club. Intramural Bas- ketball. Baptist Club. German Club. WIONA PATRICIA PRATT Biology Overseas Student Union—President; Pre-Med Club. Biology Club, American Institute of Biological Sciences, Presi- dent’s Academic Cabinet. Federation of Presidents. ROBERT J. PRATT Geography Rifle Team, Kappa Alpha Psi Fratern- ity, Gamma Theta Upsilon Honor So- ciety, Advanced ROTC Officer’s Club. ELNORA V. PRESBERRY Physical Education Physical Education Club. WRAA. BARBARA PRICE Business Education Business Education Club. BANNISTER L. RAINES, JR. Biology Biology, Club, American Institute of Biological Sciences. Pre-Med Club. 157 SIDNEY RAULS Sociology GUY CLARK RAWLINGS Business Administration Society for the Advancement of Man- agement. American Marketing Associa- tion, Senior Senator. HOWARD I). RAWLINGS Political Science LOUIS B. RECTOR Science Education TONI LAVONNE RHEM Biology—Medical Technology Pre-Med Club—Secretary, American Institute of Biological Sciences, Choir. MARY ANN RICE Art Art Club, Miss Phi Beta Sigma, Spokes- man Staff. 158 JACQUELINE VICTORIA RICHBURC Elementary Education Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Promethean Kappa Tau Honor So ciety. Kappa Delta Pi Honor Society in Education, Alpha Phi Alpha Court. CONSTANCE T. S. RICKETTS Home Economics Education Home Economics Club. CHRISTANTA DeJESUS RICKS Business Administration Promethean Kappa Tau Honor So- ciety, Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, American Marketing Association, Ninth Annual Small Business Institute Assist- ant Coordinator. RUSSELL L. ROBBINS Sociology Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Sociology Club. THELMA DELORES ROBERTSON Elementary Education Elementary Education Club. ANDREA SHARON ROBINSON Elementary Education 159 CLARICE ANITA ROBINSON Biology Prc-Med Promethean Kappa Tau, Alpha Kappa Mu, Bela Kappa Chi, Pres, of Biology Club, Vice Pres, of Pre-Medical Club, Secretary of American Institute of Biological Science. EILEEN JUANITA ROBINSON Business Administration Marketing Club, Student Government Association, Newman Club, Commerce Club, El Espanol Circle Charm Club, Social Committee. Society of Advanced Management. Omicron Pledge Group. LESLIE H. ROBINSON Mathematics Promethean Kappa Tau. President of Sophomore Class. Federation of Presi- dents, Mathematics Club. Dean’s List, Intramural Basketball Scientific So- ciety, Ccrman Club. SANDRA T. ROBINSON Accounting First girl to graduate in Accounting in the history of Morgan, Dean’s List. VALERIE DIANNE ROBINSON Health Education Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Co- Captain of Varsity Cheerleaders, 1968 Centaur Court, Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, President’s Academic Cabinet, 1966 Swanxmen Court. JAMES H. RUFFIN Business Administration Democratic Club, Investment Club. KEITH F. W. RUSSELL Biology Pro-Medical Club. Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society, Varsity Soccer Team, Pre-Med Club, Overseas Student Union. IRENE SALTER Elementary Education Elementary Education Club. CAROLYN GINYARD SAMPSON Business Administration Marketing Club, Society for the Ad- vancement of Management. JACOB SAULSBURY Music Education Concert and Marching Bands, Music Educator National Conference. LINDA SUSAN SCOTT English Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, Promethean Kappa Tau Honor So- ciety, French Club, Promethean Staff, English Club, Honors Program, Aurora Pledge Club. OSWIN A. SEWER Sociology Lutheran Club, Overseas Student Un- ion, Sociology Club. Soccer Team, In- tramural Softball. 161 LOIS E. SHARPE English Schola r-lnst it ute for Political Educa- tion. English Club. Modern Dance Club. Charm Club, Sophomore Class— Secretary. Freshman Class—Secretary. HELEN FRANCES SHAVER Mathematics Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society. Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, Beta Kappa Chi Honor Society. Charm Club. Honors Program. GREGORY P. SHAW History PAULA I.. SHAW Psychology Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Psychol- ogy Club, Psi Chi Honor Society. Ger- man Club. FRANCINA I .a VERNE SHELTON Elementary Education Promethean Kappa Tau. Honor So- ciety. JAMES COLUMBUS SHELTON JR. Science Education Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Intra- mural Sports. 162 r MAUREEN TARA SIMS Psychology Charm Club—Secretary, Scroller Queen. Psychological Society. Kappa Sweetheart Court. YWCA. HERBERT L SINCLETON History Student Court Justice, Society of Af- ro-American Students, Pre-Law Club. Senior Class Steering Committee. Young Democrats. ALEXIS D. SMITH Mathematics Spokesman Staff, Computer Science Club. Student Government Aide. ALICE V. SMITH English English Club. Della Sigma Theta So- rority. Charm Club. 163 BRENDA H. SMITH Elementary Education CATHERINE SMITH Physical Education Women’s Basketball Team, Women’s Softball Team. Women’s Volleyball Team, Physical Education Club, Wo- men’s Recreation’s and Athletic As- sociation, Alpha Kappa Alpha Soror- ity Inc. CONSTANCE E. SMITH Elementary Education Elementary Ed. Club, Ira Aldridge Players. Morgan Choir, Math Club. EARL R. SMITH Business Administration Commerce Club, Marketing Club, So- ciety for the Advancement of Manage- ment. Varsity Rifle Team, Advance R.O.T.C. JACQUELINE SMITH Sociology JAMES I. SMITH Mathematics Mathematics Club—V. Pres., Morgan State College Marching Band, Con- cert Band, Promethean Kappa Tan Honor Society, German Club, Dean’s List. 164 JAMES M. SMITH Elementary Education Track. Iota Phi Theta Fraternity, Freshman Class President. JEAN SMITH Elementary Education Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, Promethean Kappa Tau Honor So- ciety. Senior Mentor. Concert and Marching Bands. JOAN SMITH Chemistry Beta Kappa Chi Honor Society—Presi- dent. Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, Promethean Kappa Tau Honor So- ciety, Honors Program. Departmental Honors Scholar, Senior Mentor. Trustee Scholar. Emmanuel Chambers Scholar, American Chemical Society, Distin- guished Honor Student. MARIAN SMITH Mathematics Education SANDRA SMITH Elementary Education Modern Dance Club. Student MEA. Psychological Society. ROSALEE SMOOT Elementary Education Newman Club, Girl’s Intramural Bas- ketball Team—Captain, Women’s Rec- reation Athletic Association, National Educational Association. 165 GENEVA ALEXIS SNIPES Elementary Education Student Maryland State Teachers Association EDGAR H. SORRELLS Art Education Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity; Pole- march; Vice President; Art Club. Vice President; Gamma Gent 1968-69. BARBARA VERNICE SPARKMAN Geography Canterbury Club Charm Club; Home Economics Club; Choir; Geography Club. THEODORE JEROME SPARROW Mathematics MANSFIELD M. SPICER. JR. Chemistry National Honorary Society of Pershing Rifles; Trick Drill Team; Student Union Committee. 166 CASSANDKA M. SPRUILL Sociology Spokesman—Associate Editor. Sociol- ogy Club. Ad Hoc Committee, Student Hoard of Trustees. Promethean Staff. ROBERT L. SPRUILL JR. Chemistry Student Union Committee. Pre-Med Club, Swimming Team. CYNTHIA DIANE STALEY Sociology Sociology Club JAMES E. STANCIL Economics PATRICIA RONEY STANTON Home Economics Education Hattie P. Carter Home Economics Club. Charm Club. Baptist Club. PATRICIA R. STEPHENSON Mathematics l 167 THEODORE E. STOVALL Psychology Psychological Society. GODFREY STREAT Business Administration Alpha Phi Omega National Service Fraternity, Society for the Advance- ment of Management. GLADYS STRINGFIELD Business Education Federation of Presidents, Senior Men- tor, YWCA—President. Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society, Business Education Club. JOYCE ANTOINETTE STURGIS Chemistry American Chemical Society. 168 ANDRE D. SUMMERS Business Administration pa Alpha Fsi Fraternity, Advanced ROTC, Distinguished Military Student, Society for the Advancement of Man- agement. EDWARD BAILEY TARTER Physical Education Health and Physical Education Club, Intramural Football, Basketball, Track FRAN VIOLA TARTAR French French Club. German Club, Gamma Sigma Sigma National Serv ice Sorority. PARRIS D. TAYLOR Economics ADRIA E. THOMAS Biology Biology Club, Charm Club. AUDREY DIANE THOMAS Physical Education Health and Physical Education Club, American Association for Heal.'h, I hysical Education and Recreation, Maryland Association for Health, Phy- sical Education and Recreation, Wo- men's Recreation Athletic Association, Field Hockey Team, Basketball Team Captain, Volleyball Team Captain, Soft- ball Team, Women’s Golf Team. 169 SYMRA DIANE THOMAS Sociology Pershing Angels. Charm Club, Sociol- ogy Club. Intramural Basketball. TERRA THOMAS Psychology Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Alpha Phi Alpha Court, Pan-Hellcnic Coun- cil. Psi Chi Honor Society, Psychologi- cal Society, Senior Class Steering Com- mittee. VICKIE THOMAS Psychology Psychological Society. Psi Chi Honor Society. DOROTHY CECELIA THOMPSON Elementary Education Newman Club. STA (Student Teacher’s Associationi. JOYCE ANNETTE THOMPSON Elementary Education “Miss Morgan.” Delta Sigma Theta So- rority. Miss Freshman, Ira Aldridge Players, Student Government Associa- tion. Pan-Hellenic Council, Kappa Del- ta Pi Honor Society, Alpha Phi Omega Court. Omega Playmate. President’s Academic Cabinet, Who’s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Uni- versities. LENORA J. THOMPSON Elementary Education 170 ROBERTA M. TRUITT Biology Synchronized Swim Club, Biology Club. Pre-Med Club, American Insti- tute of Biological Sciences. MAXINE TUCK Sociology Majorette. Modern Dance Club, So- ciology Club. FANNIE.CI.YRICE TUCKER English BRIAN L. TURNER Psychology Psychological Society—President, Psi Chi Honor Society. BRENDA TURNER Home Economics Home Economics Club—President, Gamma Sigma Sigma National Sen-ice Sorority, Federation of Presidents, “Miss Canteen,” American Home Eco- nomics Association—President. CARL W. TURNIPSEED Business Administration Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. Distin- guished Military Student. Associato justice of the Student Court, Society for the Advancement of Management. 171 brett McAllister tylkr Economics C. GRANT VALENTINE History Iota Phi Theta EDITH MARIA WARS Home Economics Education Home Economics Club. CHARLES A. WALL Physical Education Alpha Phi Omega. RUDOLPH WALLACE English Omega Psi Phi— Chaplain, Alpha Kap- pa Mu Honor Society, English Club, Promethean Kappa Tau. Dramatic Club, Newman Club, Senior News Let- ter—Editor. LAWRENCE A. WASHINGTON History 172 EDWIN A. WATERS Arl Education Art Club ELLIOTT M. WATERS Business Administration National Society of Pershing Rifles. Marketings Club. Commerce Club. Federation of Presidents, Junior Class Steering Committee, Council of In- dependent Organizations, Distin- guished Military Student, Society for the Advancement of Management. RUTH ELIZABETH WATERS Mathematics Math Club, Spokesman Staff. Biology Club, Charm Club. DELLA FONZEA WATKINS Sociology Alpha Kappa Alpha Sororit . Miss Swanksmcn. Scroller Line Queen. Scholar in Institute for Political Edu- cation, Sociology Club. Miss Pershing Rifle 1968-1969, Miss Junior. TYROME WATSON History R.O.T.C. Advanced Officers Club: History Club 173 KAREN L. WATSON Elementary Education Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Miss Alpha Delta, Kappa Alpha Psi Court. Miss Sphinx man. Morgan College Choir, President of Harper House. LULA WEAVER Economics Commerce Club. TIMOTHY WEEKS Political Science Student Government Public Defender. Senior Class Steering Committee. Who's Who Committee. Social Science Club. HENRY A. WELCOME Political Science Overseas Students Association. Institute for Political Education, Christian Cen- ter. Soccer Team. Associate Justice. WILLIAM HENRY WELLS Mathematics Mathematics Club. CARLTON WHELCHEL Lampados Club. Marketing Club. 174 DOROTHY MAE WHITE Art Education Art Club. FREEMAN A. WHITE Physics Physica Club. VEVERLY M. WHITEHURST Elementary Education Charm Club. CLETUS WALKER WILKINS, JR. Chemistry Chemistry Club, American Chemical Society, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. Pan-Hellenic Council. ARCHIE L. WILLIAMS. JR. Psychology Promethean—Editor-in-Chicf. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Promethean Kap- pa Mu Honor Society, Psi Chi Honor Society—President. Psychological So- ciety, Departmental Honors Scholar. Who's Who Among Students in Ameri- can Colleges and Universities, Honors Program, President's Academic Cabi- net. EVELYN WILLIAMS Elementary Education Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority—Young Democrats Club, Spanish Club, Sociol- ogy Club, Student Maryland Teachers Association, Miss Morgan Committee. 175 FRANK L. WILLIAMS, JR. Mathematics Tutor of Mathematics. JEAN BEATRICE WILLIAMS Home Economics Kdiic.ition Home Economics Club—President. JONELL WILLIAMS Elementary Education Chapel Choir. Elementary Education Club. LEE ELLEN WILLI AMS Art Drama Club. Art Club. Home Econom- ics Club. MITCHELL WAYNE WILLIAMS Mathematics Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. Inc., Pres- ident Protempore Student Government Association. Mathematics Club. Stu- dent-Faculty Advisory Committee. Pan- Hellenic Council. Senior Class Steering Committee, Society for Advancement of Computer Sciences, Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities, President’s Academic Cabinet. SARITA L WILLIAMS Sociology Sociology Club. Lc Cercle Franca is. Promethean Staff. 176 THELMA WILLIAMS Business Education Business Education Club. VERA ELAINE WILLIAMS Business Administration Marketing Club, Charm Club, Hockey Team. BENJAMIN A. WILSON Science Education Advanced ROTC Officer’s Club. Sci- ence Education Club. MABEL I). WILSON Physical Education Club Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Charm Club, Volleyball Team. American As- sociation of Health, Physical Educa- tion and Recreation: Hockey Team— Captain. Basketball, Softball. Baptist Club, WRAA Treasurer. 177 JAMES PRESTON WILSON Mathematics RICHARD A. WINDSOR Health Education Physical Education Club, Soccer Team, Golf Team. WILLIAM CARL WOMBLE, JR. Political Science Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship— Vice President. MAURICE JULIUS WOODEN Biology- Biology Club, Newman Club, American Institute of Biological Sciences. KATHERINE ELIZABETH WOODS Psychology Psi Chi Honor Society, Psychological Society- ARTHUR NATHANIEL WORD History Society of Pershing Rifles, ROTC Of- ficer’s Club. LARRY WRIGHT Business Administration American Marketing Association— President, Society for the Advancement of Management, Promethean—Business Manager. 178 LAURETTA WRIGHT Elementary Education PATSY WRIGHT Home Economics Education Home Economics Club. Choir. Eubanks Chorale, Charm Club. 179 JOSEPH YEARWOOD Physical Education k 180 Sports 181 The Soccer Team The Morgan State College Soccer Team stands as one of the best collegiate soccer teams in the small college division of the CIAA. 182 The Swimming Team Thomas Bowie Stewart Brook Carl Conn James Dixon Raynard Dudley Paul Hubbard George Hubbard Titus Ivory Robert Jordan Gaines Lanscy Kenneth Mosely Samuel Myers Law Nickrn Larry Pope Glenn Robinson Stanley Water 183 The Basketball Team (Left to Right, first row): Robert Rook� , Leslie Bundy, James Ferrell, William Scott. Marshall Lewi� , (second row): Richard Brandon. Philip Pugh, David Crotnmarty, Earl Holmes, LaSale Reynolds, Cold Bass, Reginald Eure, Charles Turner, (third row): Warren Webb. Howard Jackson, Edward Prince, Derryl Finney, Earl Cox, Bernard Barnes, Donald Gibson. 185 7 968-1969 Statistics Morgan Bears Basketball MORGAN STATE COLLEGE BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Morgan Opponent 73 Virginia Union..................................................69 80 Lincoln University ............................................ 69 82 Jersey City State ........................................... 61 68 Delaware State ................................................ 63 77 Towson State .................................................. 73 76 St. Paul's College ............................................ 78 59 Loyola College (Baltimore) .................................... 68 77 Winston-Salem College ......................................... 65 60 Winston Salem (Winston-Salem. N. C.) ...........................66 87 Virginia State ................................................ 81 62 Howard University ............................................. 55 75 Mt. St. Marys ..!.............................................. 90 70 North Carolina College ........................................ 77 68 St. Paul’s College............................................. 72 65 Maryland State ................................................ 80 98 Howard University ............................................. 81 103 Virginia State..................................................73 76 Maryland State..................................................88 We finished fifteenth in the visitation championship and «lid not make the annual CIAA Basketball tournament last year, mainly because of an overbalance of inexperi- ence which resulted in many costly errors causing us to drop games that might have been easily won. This year we finished with a 12 and 12 record. This year on the starting five, we had one senior; one junior and three sophomores. Karl Holmes returned to the squad after missing the entire last year’s season. Bernard Barries was stronger this year and Co-captains William Scott and James Farrell gave their umisal outstanding performances. 187 The Morgan Rears (Lclt to Right, first row): C. Jamic n, C. Spriggs, R. Spencer, I). Mitchell. H. Whitaker, G. Nock, E. Hayes J. Fuqua, W. Brooks M. Washington, E. NcaL (second row): K. Hinter. R. Washington. E. Banks R. L. Smith. B. Dunce, C. Harrison. I. Harlcc, R. Rooks I- McKcnxic, J. Small, (third t°Wwr Frcland. N. Biles, E. Jones, I- Dye, J. Foreman, R. Jackson. J. Nicholson, N. Srurl.uk. (fourth row): B. Caraway, R. Grant, I.. Watson, K. Taylor. T. Ivory. J. Alex, R. Chester, A. Person. 188 THE BEAKS IN ACTION DURING THE 1969 FOOTBALL SEASON Top and middle, left: John Fuqua (36). second individual rushing leader on the Morgan State College Football team, gains more yardage for the Bearn. Fuqua i a senior Halfback from Detroit Mich. Third left: In game action against Maryland State. Harold Bell is downed on the twenty yard line. Below: Am Person, End from Baltimore Maryland is shown making a spectacular pass recep- tion in home game in Hughe Memorial Stadium against Hampton Institute. 189 f Vfcf?� C.I.A.A. Champions The Morgan Bears Football Record 1968-1969 Morgan Opponent 9 Grambling College............................................... 7 27 North Carolina College...........................................7 38 Delaware State College.......................................... 3 24 Virginia Union University ...................................... 0 6 North Carolina A T University ................................ 7 19 Maryland State College ........................................ 18 37 Virginia State College ......................................... 7 34 Norfolk State College .......................................... 46 Hampton Institute ............................................ 1'1 190 Homecoming 1969 191 Homecoming at Morgan State prove� , once again, to be a gala event. Pictured above left: The Miss Morgan” party: Constance D. Johnson, attendant to Mis� Morgan: Ernest Thompson. Escort; Miss Joyce Thompson, Miss Morgan William Reaves, Escort; and Miss Mercedes Smith. Miss Hampton. I.eft and above: 'Pile Homecoming Parade makes its way down Cold Spring Lane. 192 Homecoming The spectators, a cheering mob. floats, floats, and more floats .. . “that’s what a Homecoming is all about. 193 Track 194 Women’s Basketball 195 Cultural I i i Black Leaders such as Jackie Robinson (shown above) and the Honorable Richard CL Hatcher. Mayor of Gary Indiana, were frequent guests and enlightening speakers as part of Morgan's development of a stronger Black identity. 198 Black Awareness In our four years at Morgan wc have witnessed the growth and de- velopment of a greater sense of Black pride and dignity. If nothing else. Morgan has taught us that ours is a life worth living and one worth living well. 199 A Regular Convocations featuring noted Black leaders and students marked Morgan’s formal endorsement of Black Awareness. Although Morgan has taught pride, dignity and awareness of Black Culture since its found- ing in 1867. After nearly a century, though. Morgan cries out “Say it LOUD ...” 200 In our years here at Morgan, we have witnessed a procession of noted personalities and group leaders in the move- ment for greater Black pride. Human and Civil Rights. Above arc pictured comedian-actor Hill Cosby and author Chuck Stone. Both of whom have visited the Morgan Campus during our stay. Also shown arc Morgan students participat- ing in a picket-boycott of Northwood Shopping Center in a never-ending battle to attain those freedoms and rights proported by the American Creed. 201 202 1 The role of the Black Vole in politic ran not be l elter represented Ilian by the victorious campaign to elect Joe Howard flop photo) to the Maryland Supremo Court Bench. The large Black Block vote for Howard helped swing the elected our way. Main Morgan Students played an active part in the How- ard Campaign and the Morgan Institute for Political education acted as liaison between Morgan and the Black Community. Also shown is the Professor Henry V Freeman, noted Black Kdurator and lecturer who visited Morgan last year as one of the scholars in the Humanities Division Conferences “Toward an American Aesthetic.'’ This year's Convocation series has included as speakers: Chuck Stone author: Jackie Robinson: Attorneys Frances Murnaghan. Joseph Thomas and Parren Mitchell; Samuel Jack- son: l)r. J. Saunders Bedding: The Reverend (.'ban- ning Phillips and Rabbi Martin S. Weiner. 203 tm Carl Murphy Fine Arts Center The Carl Murphy Fine Arts Center was completed in 1960, and was named in honor of the late Carl Murphy who served as Chairman of the Board of Trustees and was a member since 1939. The building houses the fine arts area of the college program including music, dramatics and art. Murphy Hall is equipped with classrooms, studios, an art gallery and a 1100-scat auditorium. I 205 206 Music, Culture, and Art at Morgan The Frederick Douglass Memorial Statue and The Soper Library The Frederick Douglass Memorial Statue one of only two in existence in the country stands before the Morris A. Soper Library. Soper Library was named for the late Judge Morris A. Soper, who served the college for thirty four years as Chairman and member of the Board of Trustees. The Library aims to contribute as effectively as possible to the instructional and research program; to teach students to use library took effectively; and to encourage them in the independent use of books and other communications materials. Erected in 1939 the four story stone and concrete structure has been expander! twice to meet growing needs of the institution. These renovations resulted in increased seating capacity greater accessibility of materials to stu- dents and faculty by providing special reading rooms, study areas and an open shelf arrangement. A part of the more than 91,000 volumes which comprise Soper Library’s collection arc those works in special collections. The Soper Collection includes books on Africa with emphasis on Africa. South of the Sahara. The Negro Collection is a hotly of historically significant and currently pub- lished books by and about the Negro and includes the pa| crs and memorabilia of such j ersons ns the late Emmett J. Scott, one time secretary to Booker T. Washing- ton, and Arthur J. Scott, who was as- sociated with the Far East Consular Divi- sion of the State Department, the Forhush Collection which deals with materials as- sociated with Quakers and slavery and the Carl Murphy Collection which is the newest addition to our library collections. 207 A[fterthoughts ... on A Separate Peace which every man must find for himself in this world of cataclysmic vicissitudes. 209 Turmoil . . . Confusion ... I still stand agast at man’s heartless deeds. Unable to grasp their kin to the natural order of the universe. Seemingly without cause, there comes like a great pestilence across the lands, wars not forced by nature but caused by man. Needless, Wasteful Ungodly strife . .. 210 And out of this strife . .. can come, but death . . . whose sting must be sharp and bitter when death comes in vain Sacrifice . . . 211 L 212 213 L 214 ?mi 215 216 It is for us to forge a better tomorrow; for there is hope for a new world—a world of equality. Freedom and Peace . . . 217 The 1969 Promethean Staff Archie L. Williams. Jr. -Editor-in-Chief Patricia M. Parrish Associate Editor Janice L. Owens—Art Editor Ixjuis M. Pindcll—I .a) out Editor Arthur Jordan—Photographer Joe Braswell—Photographer Beth Cryor— Photographer Carl Nelson- -Photographer, Typist Frank Nelson- Typist Constance I). Johnson—Layout Staff. Proofreader Larry Wright—Business Manager Jesse Bennett—Sports Editor Michelle Ford- -Proofreader Janice Johns—Staff Mary Johnson—Assistant Layout Editor, Associate Editor-elect Lena Anderson—Staff. Linda Scott—Staff Joyce Dorsey Staff Expresses its gratitude and thanks to: Mrs. Sylvia Saunders Advisor Taylor Publishing Company Mr. Henry Mazur—Photographer Mrs. Frances Henderson Mr. Pat Mahoney Taylor Publications Representative and to all who helped make the 1969 PROMETHEAN a success -Thanks The Staff PKIS1211.I.A WMS ABNEY 12111 N. Hmmrlh Ave Am. 1 1111111111010. Mal. 21212 11. 11. ADAMS. 111. 1706 Gn-l-nsprirng Aw. IlIIltiIIIorv. M11. 21209 YVON 1'1 V. IAII1AMS 5210 kl ay IIaIIiIIIurm 11111121212 SUNDAY 11. A. ADEOYII MSC 1'09! 011111 Ballinmn', Md. 21212 11. I1. ALEXANDER 1725 Kinlbt'rlr'izh 11d. BaIIiIIIon'. 1111. 21212 M. E. ALEXANDER 1510 N. Cullinglull Awe. IhIliIIIan-. Md. 212121 11081-21111 BROWN ALLEN 1130 E. 1.1'IHVIIIP SI. Bulliumrv. Md. 21213 11. 11. ALLMUND 2819 W. 1.51ay01lr Aw. Balliluun'. Md. 21216 BARBARA 1i. ANDERSON 2503 WinvIIrsn-r 51.. 202 11 nun. Md 21216 ANDERSON CuIIIIIIiIIgs 110qu M51; Bullhmmv Md 21212 11. W': ANIDKE1VS. 111. 000 HIIlViI'W 1111. 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Culdupring Ln. Bnllimnre. Md. 212111 LAWSON EUGENE FLOYD 1911 Harlem Ave. Ihllimurr, Md. 21217 DONALD FORD 1226 Boaumonl Ave. Baltimore, Md. 21212 '1'. E. FOIID 2010 E, HIIHIIIan St. Ballinmrc. Md. 21213 FORTE. 1R. Smilhlicld. N..C 27577 C A FRANCE. .111. Robin Hill Rd. BIIIIIIIDH', Md. 21207 W. P. FRANCIS. .111. 2101 51111-1111! 1.11. Balzimmr. M11. 21213 C. FRANKLIN 710 E. MuIIim SI. MIIrInII. SC. 29571 11. 1.. FREEI.AND 1115 N. Longvmod SI. BlIliIIIure. Md. 21216 ERICA FIELDING FRY 2423 IInrchn Ave. Bnllimort. Md. 21216 ROBERT ALAN FlILLEn 4716 Pilgrim Rd. Bullimorc, Md. 21212 DORIS JEAh GADDY 26 Cokoubury Rd. Purl DePoiu. Md. 21901 ALLENETTE B. GAII. 31m Egprlun I111. Dnllilnure. M11. 21215 MARVAI.S F. GAINER 2105 W. MuIbA-rry St. BIIIimute. Md. 21223 ESTEEN MARIER GRAY 3936 Floworlon Rd. Bullimurr. Md. 21229 S. 1. GRAY 2635 5!. Pull SI. Apl. 3 Blllimum, Md. ZANDER M. GRAY 3703 Dennlyn I111. RIIIimorr, Md. 21207 EUGENE GREEN 1123 OrIunl St. Blllimurv. Md. 21202 1.. S. GREEN 41M Woudhnven Ave. BnIliIonre, Md. 21216 CAROLYN GREENE Cummingl. Hon , M512 11111111111 , Md. 21212 CHERYL A. R. GREENE 17113 Chumpllin Drive BIIIimore. Md. 21207 JOHN E. GREEK. .111. 914 Argyle Ave. Bullimvrt. Md. 21201 ' DIANA GRIFFIN 30310 W. North NW. Ballimonu Md. 21216 ROSALIND 11. CRIMES 'I'ulmmn 111.1159, MSG BnlliIquro, M11. 21212 II :1. GROOMS 1.x 2 Mnrrland Aw. Ihllinmnu Md. 21216 HAHBARA ANN CROSS Cummings nuev. 515C Baltimore. Mal. 21212 ESTELLA B. CAMBRILI. 1912 W. Lanvalc SI. Buuimnrr. M11. 2121? 1-..1MER EARL GKHDNER 27 N. Edvn $1. Ballhnurr. Md. 21231 KAIEM, GHASSEMIEH. 111. 1611 Nunhgnle I111. Ballimurr, Md. 21218 V. A. GILMORE 5001 Midwood Ave. Apt. 13 I Bnllimurv. Md. 21212 ROOSEVELT GIST. JR. 5205 Franklonl Ave. Apt. D BalIixImn'. Md. 21206 GILBERT P. GLASCOE. .111, $13 Arrllvr SI. Bullinlun'. Md. 21230 T. K. GOINES 1055 Prrscoll 1111. Culumhin. SC. 29203 ROSE A. GOODMAN 3101 Tulna 11d. Bnllinwru, Md. 21207 HERMIUNE C. GRAHAM 2902 Reiatrrlown Nd. BulliIIIurr. Md. 21215 LEROY GRAHAM 4009 Wuudridgc Rd. BnItiIImrc, Md. 21229 E. GRANT 19 Kim Avr. Salisbury. Md. 21801 KILN GRAl 18 Elinor Bnllimnre. Md. 21236 HELEN C. CROSS 735 W. Santos. 5!. Bnllinmrr. Md. 21201 WILLIAM F. 611055 500 E. 43rdb Baltimnn-, 1111.21212 D. C. GUIVN Cumming: House. MSC C-mpua Baltiman. M11. 21212 1.. M. GWYNN 4011 Mtine Aw. Baltimore. Md. 21207 T. L. GWYNN. SR. Box 548 Hsrford I111. Glyn Arm. Md. 21057 M. 11. HACKERSON 746 Richwaud Bullimnre. Md. 21212 S. A. HACKETT Cummings. Huuun. MSC Blllimnre, Md. 21212 KAY LYNN HAITH Cumming: Home BnIIimurv. M11. 21212 ANGELINE HALL 2103 Suutlu-m Ave. Ballimorr. .1111. 21211 WADE HALL. JR. 3713 Crumcld Courl Baltimore. M11. 21215 RONALD AARON HANDY 3629 W. Imlingkm 51. HIIIinIorc. Md. 21229 C. .1. HARDAWAY 5020 Pimlico 1111. Ballimurr. M11. 21215 IVAN VICTOR HARLEE 200 N. Ailquilh 51.. Apr. 4K BIIIimufc. M11. 21202 11115 HARMON 252B C-Ivorlon 1'15 . Ave. BlIlimore, Md. 21216 C. A. HARPER 3309 quuoil Ave. Baltimore, Md. 21215 DORIS 1'. HARRIS 6314 Springdnle Ave. Bnllimurc. Md. 21207 EDNA CLARK HARRIS Box 107. BnIIAh-w Rd. Upper FnIII. Md. 21156 FAVE LILLIAN HARRIS I209 Beaumont Ave. Blllimore. M11. 21212 C. A. HARRISON, 111 3702 1111131111: Rd. Bullimme. Md. 21207 C. 1:3. HARRISON 116 CIIVPI' 11d. Blllinmrr. M11. 21222 N. E. HARVEY 4209 Mlinc Ave. Baltimore. Md. 21207 ZAHRA N. HASSANZADEH 1650 E. Coldbprlu Lam: Ballhnorc. Md. 21218 RALPH E. HAWKINS. 111 I 18110 Smlgewirk Ann. Am. 13 1 va York. N.Y. 10453 EDWARD ROGERS HAYES O'Connoll 1111 . MSC Bnllinlorr. Md. 21212 C. R. HAYNIE 569 Prrulman SI. Baltimore, Md. 21217 ROBERT HAYWARD 01Clxnnvll HI . MSC Campus Baltimore. Md. SIDNEY I'KUI. HAYWARD 3812 Creenapring Ave. Bnllimme. Md. 21211 ' 1. HEDCEBETH. SR. 1215 Linwurlh Aw. Baltimore. Md. 21212 .1. 11. HEMPHILL 1610 E. CnIdnpring LI. Rlllimurr. M11. 21212 DELURIS A. F. HERBERT 323 W. 28m St. Nurlulk. VI. 23508 SHIRLEY H. HICKS 309 Cl-mn- SI. Apt. 8 Annapolis. M11. 21101 E. M. HIGHSMITH 4008 Annellcn 1111. Ihllimure. Md. 21215 M. E. M. HIGHTOWER 3015 Seaman Ave. Bahimorc. Md. 21225 1 GLORIA HILTON 2213 Ruelyn Ave. Apt. 2 BnIlimorp. Md. 21216 K. F. HINEIJNE 5821 Highuu- Dr. Bullimonu Md. 21215 MICHELE B. HOFF Cummings Home, MSC Blllimnre, M11. 21212 WENDELI. P. HOLBROOK O'Connell H511. MSC Campus Blllimurc, Maryllnd E. S. HOLLAND 5417 Denmore Ave Bullimure. Md. 21215 I EARL JAMES HOLMES, JR. 5001 Midwuud Avr. Apt. A 1 BlIlimnrr. Md. 21212 BETTYE YVONNE HOLT 2525 Calverlun Hull. Ave. Baltimore. Md. 21216 C. 1. HONEST 1011 W. Lni-yelle Ave. BIIIimorP, Md. 21217 KENNY ARNELL HOOPER 1803 M03112: 5!. I Hallimore, Md. 21217 R. G. HORTON. 11L 129 Cherrydlle Ll. Brillol Tenn 37620 JOHN WESLEY HOUSE 2531 W. Pulls Bnllimun'. Md. 21223 BERNICE HOWARD . 1200 Linwunh Arc. . Baltimore. Md. 21212 D. L. HOWARD 4009 Batcmln Ave. 11l111luurl'. Md. 21216 1 FORREST JEAN HOWARD 1200 Linwonh'Ave. Bnllimore. Md. 21215 NINA MELISSA HOWARD 2013 Wheeler Ave. B-IIInIarc. Md. 21216 PATRICIA A. HOWELL 758 w. nyene 5:. Baltimore, Md. 21201 JUANITA SA HUDSON 3006 Chelsea Terrie: BlIlimore, Md. 21216 FLOSSIE H. HUGHES 1003 Flirllnd Hold Silver Spring, Md. 20904. A. D. HUNTER 4919 Gilny Dr. Bullimme Md. 212M CORDELL HUNTER. JR, 3001 Cherrylnnd. 11.0.11 Bnllimon. Md. 21225 11. 11. HUTTON Ivy Avr. BnIlimole. Md. 21214 ELWANDA D. INGRAM 2103 Soulhun Avc. Bullimolc, Md. 21214 .I. JACKSON . 2102 Pleulm-n SI. BIllImolc, Md. 21217 MARY ALICE JACOBS 3314 Walbmok Ave. Bullimore. Md. 21216 MILDRED A. JAMES Cumming- Houne. NSC Baltimore, Md. 21212 1'. G. JAMES 221$Round Rd.. Apl. 1.1 Bnllimote, Md. 21225 RALPH WILLIAM JAMES 1641 1:. Cold Spun. Lm Blilimore, Md. 21211 B. T. JEFFERS 1121 N. l.uKTnr Air. Baltimore. Mi). 21213 H. R. JEFFERS 1121 N. Lucerne Air. Baltimore. Md. 21213 P. A. JENKINS 32)3 Dorithan Rd. Baltimore. Md. 21215 S. I. JENKINS Tubman Hou.e Baltimore Md. 21212 CAROLYN A. JENNINCS 3920 Bitiman Air. Baltimore. Md. 21216 LUEEVLYN C. JESSIE 1610 G M ;-ring Lane Baltimore. Md. 21212 KENNETH LEE JEWETT 1911 Druid 11.11 Air. Baltimore, Md. 21217 JANICE LEE JOHNS Camming. Houae. MSC Baltimorr, Md. 21212 PATRICIA I.. JOHNS 2827 Remington Avr. Baltimorr. Md. 21212 A. B. JOHNSON 1114 Brnttlou St. Baltimorr. Md. 21216 B. A. JOHNSON Camming Honor. MSC Baltimorr. Md. 21212 B. J. JOHNSON 1401 Cliftiinr Air. Baltimorr. Md. 21213 CAMILLIA W. JOHNSON S0I5 Corlrr Rd. Baltimorr. Md. 21207 C. D. JOHNSON 7 North Paradito Air. Catonivillr, Md. 21228 DANA EDWIN A JOHNSON 5001 Midnood Air.. Apt El Baltimorr, Md. 21212 I . K. JOHNSON 2326 Montebello Trriaro Baltimorr. Md. 2121« D. M. JOHNSON 4620 I'aaktldr l)r. Baltimorr. Md. 21206 CI.ORIA JEAN JOHNSON 1831 E. Ufayette Air. Baltimorr. Md. 21213 J. E. JOHNSON 28� � Rowland Air. Baltimorr. Md. 212IS N. E. JOHNSON. JR. 612 N. Brirr St. Baltimorr. Md. 21217 ADAM EDWARD JONES. JR 5001 MlduooJ Air. Baltimorr. Md. 21212 CONNIE ANGELA JONES 1101 Lyndlur ! St. Baltimorr. Md. 21229 D. L. JONES. JR. 108 Chratnul St. Baltimorr. Md. 21222 D R. JONES 3506 sprlngdalr Air. Baltimorr. Md. 21216 DEBORAH RDTII JONES 42 So! a l Clrclr Baltimorr. Md. 21212 EDWARD E. JONES 742 MrCatar Air. Baltimorr. Md. 21212 M. M. JONES 2521 Rt(|i Air Baltimorr. Md. 21216 R. W. JONES. JR. 1328 N. Krti.ood Air. Baltimorr. Md. 21213 R. C. JONES 743 Rithoood Air. Baltimorr. Md. 21212 A. A. JOYNER. JR. 5001 Midwood Air.. Apt. E I Baltiaaorr. Md. 21212 PAMELA I- KEARNEY 2818 Kigga Avr Baltimorr. Md. 21216 B. F. KEEI.EY 1916 F. Madlaon St. Baltimorr, Md. 21205 JACQLEI.INF. K. F. KEENE 3006 Ridgrood Air. Baltimorr. Md. 21215 KAY FRANCES KENNEDY 3669 Sr quo la Air. Baltimorr. Md. 21215 ANTON MYRA KNC 513 N. Calhoun St. Baltimorr. Md. 21215 YVONNE V. KINC 1901 F.dmondaon Air. Baltimorr, Md. 21217 J. C. KOKOSINSKI. JR. 13� N. Lahrwood Air. Baltimorr. Md. 2122� It. E. KRICCER O'Gxaotll Hall. MSC Baltimorr. Md. 21212 CEORCE LANGFORD 1125 N. Milton Air. Baltimorr. Md. 21213 J. S. LANIER. JR. 1129 Brrnlwood Air. Baltimorr. Md. 21262 SHERYL ANITA I.ANSEY 2� � 0 VrCulloh St. Baltimorr, Md. 21217 Y. F. LANSEY 511 Moahrr. St. Baltimorr. Md. 21217 ROBERT WAYNE LAPHAM «•216 Eirral! Avr. Baltiaaorr. Md. 21206 LINDA LAWRENCE 2553 W. Lombard St. Baltimore. Md. 21223 R. W. LAWRENCE 4514 Bnnarr Rd.. Apt. C Baltiaaorr. Md, 21216 PAUL L. I.F.A IH. JR. 4901 Pilgrim Kd. Baltimorr. Md. 2121 ALICE JERLEAN LEE 1001 W'vodbournr Air. Baltimorr, Md. 21212 DAVID ALBERT LEE. JR. � 1 Wicklow Rd. Baltimorr. Md. 21229 MAJOR MORRIS I.F.F. 1070 N. Wolfe St. Baltimorr. Md. 212C5 51E LINN A M. LEE 2812 Parkncod Air. Baltimorr. Md. 21217 WILLA MAE LEE 2812 I'arkwood Air. Baltimorr. Md. 21217 J. M. I.EITKIDCE «210 St. Crorge Air.. Apt. 2)1 Baltimorr. Md. 21212 LINDA RUTH LEWIS 3503 Copier Rd. Baltimore. Md. 21215 RODNEY ALBERT LEWIS 3521 Holme Avr. Baltimorr. Md. 21217 SHARON ELAINE LEWIS 11805 Ellington Drive Brlttvillr, Md. 26705 BOBBY EMANUEL 1J.OYD 290� Ulaian Air. Baltimore. Md. 2I2IS S. J. LLOYD. JR. 1533 E. North Air. Baltimorr. Md. 21213 GWENDOLYN C. LOCKLEY 3509 White Chapel Rd. Baltimorr. Md. 21215 CAROLYN P. LONEY Harper Hou e. MSC Baltimorr. 3!d. 21215 MARCAREE LO.NC 21 � 5 W. Saratoga Si. Baltimotr. MJ. 21223 HORACE I.EE I.OVE 2718 Moahtr S«. Baltimore. Md. 21216 R. P. LOWERS. JR. «313 Norfolk Air. Ballinrort. Md. 21216 LEVITICUS J. LOYAL IJW Giro word Air. Baltimorr. Md. 21212 H. N. LUMPKIN- 2876 W. Camion Air. Baltimorr. Md. 21215 ELISSA C. I.YLE 2W3 Hrurr Trrrarr Baltimorr. Md. 21217 W. V. MADDOX Tabman Houar. MSC Rallimotr. Md. 21217 LINDA M.AHEIA 2119 Homewood Air. Baltimore. Md. 21218 BEATRICE E. MARTIN 2665 W. Lafayette Air. Baltimore. Md. 21216 LINDA JO MARTIN 2733 F.llirotl Dr. Baltimorr. Md. 21216 LAVER NE C. MASON 1827 E. 33rd St. Baltimore. Md. 21216 J. TYRONE MATTHEWS 6112 Norfolk Air., N.W. Baltimorr. Md. 21216 RODNEY ALAN 3! CLOUD «� 06 Bo-ley. La. Baltimorr. Md. HONALD BRYANT McCOY II Rare St. Clearfield, Pa. 16830 SHIRLEY JEAN MrCKAY 2518 Droid Park Dr. Baltiaaorr, Md. 21215 H. L. MrINTYRE 109 Willow Ct. Baltimore. Md. 21222 ZENOBIA Me KNIGHT 3507 Gelaton Baltimore. Md. 21229 LEON MCNEIL. JR. 1922 N. Monroe St. Kalliim.tr. Md. 21217 ODETTE MARIE MCNEIL 2662 Chelae a Terrace Baltimorr. Md. ALFRED R. MICHAEL, JR. 13129 l 6th PI. Jamaica. N. Y. 11131 CLARENCE T. MILLER I0J Warden St. Baltimore. Md. 21202 BRENDA LEE MINES 2 66 Albion Air. Baltimorr. Md. 2121� JOHN THOMAS MINNIS XSI7 Abboltlon St. Baltimorr. 3!d. 21218 F. K. MITCHELL 27CO Carriaon Blid. Baltimorr. Md. 21216 J. T. MITCHELL. JR. 4901 P.lgrlm Rd. Baltimore. Md. 21214 L. D. MITCIIEI.I. 23 Alden Air. Trenton. N.J. 08618 T. P. MITCHELL 2325 W . North Air. Baltimore. Md. 21217 WALTER MITCHELL, JR. 1302 Kllmore Kd. Baltimorr. Md. 21212 WILLIAM MARK MODLIN 1700 Rutland Aw. Baltimore. Md. 21213 MARGIE F. MONTACUE . ««2 Belle Air. Baltimorr. Md. 21207 WILLIAM LARKY 51O0RE O'Connell Hall. MSC Baltimorr. Md. 21212 R. M. MORACNEE1, JR. 1006 Shrllbanha Kd.. Apt. SA Baltimorr. Md. 21225 CECILA FELICE MOYE 1105 Elm St. Klaaton. N.C. 28501 1.11.1.IAN C. MURPHY 12C9 Beaumont Air. Baltimore. Md. 21212 C. S. MURRAY 2501 Chelaea Trie. Baltiaaorr. Md. 21216 JOEL ANTHONY MURRAY 2103 Loyola Norihway. Apt 10« Baltimorr. Md. 21215 LOUIS BEVERLY MYERS 1201 Kllmore Kd. Baltimorr. Md. 21212 C. M. NAYLOR 72 Solar Clrrlr Baltimorr. Md. 21231 B. EUGENE NEAL. JR. 2U3 Ivy Avr. Baltimorr. Md. 21214 CEORGE NOCK.SR. 0‘Cwncll, MSC Baltimorr. Md. 21212 BEVERLY JEAN NOKES Harper Houar. MSC Baltimore. Md. 21212 TWYLA N. NORF.D 1827 E. 33rd St. Baltimorr. Md. 21218 BETTE HEKMENE ODOM 3005 Rainer Air. Baltimorr. Md. 21216 NANCY LAURA OLIVER 713 Belgian Are. Baltimore. 3td. 21218 JERDNER A. K. O'NEAL KW Norwood Air. Baltimorr. Md. 21267 FRITZ OUTLAW. JR. 4000 Falnlew Air. Baltimorr. Md. 21216 K. L. OWENS 2614 Kirk Air. Baltimorr. Md. 21218 ROBERTA JANE PALM Camming. Houar. MSC Baltimorr. Md. 21212 P D. PALMER Cu aiming Ho.tr. MSC Baltimorr. Md. 21212 ALCELIA E. PARKER Camming llouar. MSC Baltimorr, Md. 21212 K. J. PARKER 1173 Kltmcre. Apt. E Baltimorr. Md. 21212 M. L. PARSONS 4403 Belle Air. Baltiaaorr. Md. 21207 PATRICIA A. PAYNE 2620 N. l-ongwood St. Baltimore. Md. 21216 BARBARA JEAN PEARLS 7 N. Monior St. Baltimotr, Md. 21223 TRANCES WOOD PECK 1639 Gwynna Falla rarkway Baltimore. Md. 21217 PRISCILLA G. PEEK 3162 Walbtook Air. Baltimore Md. 21216 VCKES RECAKDO PERRY 26)6 Southern Air. Baltimore. Md. 21211 P. Y. PERKY 2106 Southern Air. Baltimorr. Md. 2121� JANET MARIA PETIT 421 Swale Rd. Baltimore, Md. 21225 A. It. PHILLIPS 1612 N. Fulton Air. Baltimore. Md. D. I. PHILLIPS. JK. 1203 N. Fulto Air. Baltimore. Md. 21212 LOIS ANN PHILLIPS 3226 Rurletih Avr. Baltimorr. Md. 21215 0. J. PHILLIPS 4210 St. George Air.. Apt. 4 Baltimorr. Md. L. M. P1NDELL 202 Ri.h-uod Air Baltimorr. Md. 21212 RUSSELL JAMES POE O'Cmnell Hall. MSC Baltimore. Md. 21212 A. W. POINDEXTER 1219 Silvetthoea Kd. Baltimorr. Md. S. S. POITIEK 5210 Krlwan Kd. Baltimore, Md. 21212 WILLIAM C. POLK. JR. 1501 Pula.I. St. Baltimorr. Md. 21217 ROBERT JERRY PRATT 1822 W’alblooh Air. Baltimorr. Md. 21212 E. V. PRESBEKHY 226� Roilyn Air Baltimorr. Md. 21216 IIAHBAKA ANN PRICE I� 20 Al.qulllt St. Baltimore. Md. 21202 FELIX LOUIS PRIDE. JR. «� 1 Duvall Air. Baltimorr. Md. 21216 V. J. PRIF.STER 20)7 W. Lexington St. Baltimore. Md. 21221 JEFFREY R. QUEEN JK � 26 Ememen St.. N.W. Waahangto . D.C. B. L. RAINES. JR. 2217 Wi dw.r Air. Baltimore. Md. 21216 1. R. RANDALL. JK 5001 Mid-nod Air. Baltimore. Md. 21212 CEORGE LEE RANDOLPH 3772 Edmondaoo Air. Baltimore, Md. 21729 SIDNEY IFF. HAULS 50� Koundvlrw Rd. Baltimore. Md. 21225 GUY CLARK RAWLINGS 521 E. Coldapting l ane Baltimore, Md. 21212 H. D. RAWLINGS 691 N. Calhoun St. Baltimorr. Md. 21217 TONI IAVONNE RHEM 230� Hakyon Air. Baltimore. Md 21214 J. V. RICH BURG 1611 Kr.rr Cl.. Apt. 2 Baltimore. Md. 21214 C. T. S. RICKETTS 669 Linroln Denton. Md. 2167? CHKISTANTA D. RICKS 1672 M. Dental� St. Baltimore. Md. 21210 K. L. ROBBINS. JR O'Connell Hall. MSC Baltimore. Md. 71212 T. D. ROBERTSON 201 N. Cam St. Baltimore. Md. 21212 A. S. ROBINSON 4515 St. Crorgr. Air. ’Baltimore. Md. 21212 C. A. ROBINSON- 396� Gwynna Falla Pathway Baltimore. Md. 21216 E. J. ROBINSON 2936 Harford Rd. Baltimore. Md. 21218 L. H. ROBINSON 3461 Clifton Air Baltimarr. Md. 21216 S. T. ROBINSON 9C2 N. Payaon Si. Baltimore. Md. 21217 ROY ROGERS 1207 N. Broadway Halt.wore. Md. 21213 M. E. ROLLINS 2627 E. Oliver RaltlraofMd. 212)3 JAMES RUFFIN. JK. 3110 Virginia Air. Baltimore. Md. 2I2IS D. E. RUSSELL 3211 Powhatan Air. Baltimore. Md. 21216 KKflll I, RUSSEI.L 9 Hoar well Trrrarr Klngaton. Jaraka. W Indie HASSAN SABOORI 672 N. Howard St. Alr.aaidraa. Va. 72� � I. L. SALTER. JR. 606 N. Dokrland St. Baltimore. Md. 21716 CAROLYN C. G. SAMPSON 2217 N. Ella moot St- Apt 201 Oallinwtr. Md. 21216 BARBARA JEAN SARTOR 1381 N. Long wood St. Baltimore. Md. 21216 JACOB SAUI.SBURY. JR. 550) Krnnuoti Aie.. Apr. A Baltimore, Md. 1I2IS PHILLIP H. SAVAGE 3315 Liberty Hgta. Air. Baltimore, Md. 21215 ALBERT M. SCHJANC Chri.tuanitrd 00873 LINDA SUSAN SCOTT 516 Sanford Plate Baltimore, Md. 21217 P. I). SEW ELI. 1816 Moreland Avr. Baltimore, Md. 21216 H. F. SHARPS 1638 Ellamont St Baltimore. Md. 21216 II. C. SHAVER II South Abiagton Air. Baltimorr, Md. 71229 PAULA LYNN SHAW 2212 Brian! Air. Baltimorr. Md. 21218 CHARLES SHELTON. JB. 2� t« Keiatrratown Kd. Baltimorr. Md. 21217 FKANCINA L. SHELTON 1126 The Alameda Baltlm re. Md. 21218 JAMES C. SHELTON. JK. 901 Druid I'k. Lake Dr. Baltimore. Md. 21217 SELMA FAYE SHERMAN 3819 Bartnoud Kd. Baltimorr. Md. 21215 N. R. SHIELDS MO Auguata Air. Baltimore. Md. 71239 ELIZABETH SIEGEL 1317 Park Air. Baltimotr. Md. 21217 C. S. SIMMS Camming Houar. MSC Baltimorr. Md. 21212 MAUREEN TARA SIMS � 502 Cedcrdale Kd Baltimorr. Md. 21215 A. 1� . SMITH 1427 N. Ellamont S«. Baltimore. Md. 21216 ALICE VYONNE SMITH Harper llouar. MSC lltllimore. Md. 21212 CONSTANCE S3IITII 2M5 Boan-an Air. Baltimore. Md. 212)5 EARI. SMITH 372� Brighton St, Baltimore. Md. 71216 JACQUELINE E. SMITH 1423 Brlkoia Air. Lutherville. Md. 21093 JAMES I. SMITH 1627 Northgate Rd. Baltimorr. Md. 21717 JEAN SMITH Tubman Houar. MSC Baltimorr. Md. 7171} JOAN SMITH Tubman Houar. MSC Baltimorr. Md. 21717 MARIAN SMITH 1038 llrthiinr Rd. Baltimore, Md. 21225 SAMUEL ELICAH SMITH � 605 Parkview Air.. Apt. IA Halt lamer, .Md. 21207 SANDRA ELAINE SMITH 5216 Krlway ltd. Baltiaaorr. Md. ROSA LEE SMOOT Cummmgi Houar. MSC Baltimore. Md. 21212 C. A. SNIPES I0� 6 MrDono gb St. Baltimore. Md. 21205 E. II. SORRELLS 122 N. Krdfirld Si. Philadelphia. Pa. 191� T. J. SPARROW 376« Crantlev ltd. Baltimore. Md. 21215 K. B. SPEAKS 129 Firming Drue Baltimorr. Md. 21222 CASSANDRA SPRUILL 3113 Fainiew Avr. Baltimorr. Md. 21216 CYNTHIA STALE) 401 W ildwood Phwi. Balllnuorr. Md. 21229 JAMES EARL STANCH. 2300 Round Kd- Apt. A 2 Baltimore. Aid. 21225 MrCAULF.Y STANCH 26 Broadway Baltimore. Md. 2121� P. K. STANTON 4216 Sr. Crnrge Air. Baltimore, kid. 21215 BHENDEU.A STATON 7526 Edgrrosbr Clr. N. 101 Baltimorr. Md. 2I2IS GWENDOLYN Y. STEELE 1910 E. Ollvrr Si. Baltimorr. Md. 21213 J. W. STEVENSON. JR. 1416 Roaodak St. Baltimore, Md. W. C. STEWART. JR 1219 Siliritlmanr Kd. ll.ltim.te. Md. 21212 T. P. STINNETTE 1103 E. Preit-r, St. Baltiaaorr. Md. 21213 ABCIIKK LEON S TITII 2738 Mura St. Baltimore. Md. 21213 ROSETTA M. I. STITH 2533 W. Fayrtlr St. Baltimore. Md. 21223 T. E. STOVALL, JK. 3815 Derby Manor Dr Baltimore. Md. 21215 V M. WHITEHURST I6C3 Sr. Stephen. St. Baltimore. Md. 21216 CldiTUS WII.KINS. JR. .UCO Kent.nl mo Kd. Baltimorr. 3ld. 21215 ARCHIE I . WILLI AMS. JR. O'Cnaanrll Hall. MSC Baltimorr. Md. 2)212 I . V WILLIAMS III N. Brnt.lnu St. Ilaltimnrr. Md. 21223 E. M. WILLIAMS 521 Putnam Brooklyn N. Y. 11121 FRANK I . WILLIAJIS. JR. A801 South Dakota Air- N.E. Washington. D.C. 2 I8 J. B. WILLIAMS 15� Moreland Air. Baltimorr. Md. 21216 J. E. WILLIAMS 1212 N. Brntalou S«. Baltimotr. Md. 21216 L. E. WILLIAMS. JK. 710 E. 21.1 St. Baltimore. Md. 21218 MARY ELLEN WILLIAMS 3935 W. Mulberry St. Baltimorr. Md. 2172? M. W W il l LAMS It.F.D. I. Ik I? Quernalown. Md. 216� s. L. WILLIAMS 23Vt LM«I Air. Baltimore. Md. 21216 I. J. WILLIAMS 3761 W. Fete . Pk. Air. Baltimore. Md. 21216 V. WILLIAMS 92 N. Benlalo St. Baltimore. Md. 21216 BENJAMIN A WILSON. JR. 1716 Pilgrim Kd. Baltimore. Md. J. P. WILSON 21 Ckannrey Air Baltimore. Md. 21217 M. D. WILSON 767 E. «3rd St. Halnawer. Md. 21212 W. C. WOMBLE. JR. • Ml Drbbi MaiK.r Dr. Haltlnwtr. Md. 2I2IS M. J. WOODEN. JK. 9)1 Druid l-ahe Dr- Apt 2� Baltimore. Md. 21217 K. E. WOODS 3117 Munda.mln Air. Baltimore. Md. 21216 WILLIE K. WOODS 2111 Ml. Royal T.rr Baltimore, Md. 21217 S. E. WOOLWDCE Cumminga llouar Baltimorr. Md. 21212 IK N. WORD AKTH 7035 N. Benlalo Sr. Baltimorr. Md. 21716 LARRY RON'AI. WRIGHT 1112 Dailey Air. Baltimore, Md. 2121 L. I. WHICHT Camming. Ilouie. MSC Htlllmorr. Md. 21212 AUBREY W YATT III 7217 N. Ellamount St, Baltimore. Md, 21213 J. N. YEARWOOI) 1221 Linwoith Air. Baltimore. Md. 21212 221 Best Wishes From Congratulations to the Graduating Class rf 1969 THE KOESTER IIKNRY MAZIR BAKERY MAZUR’S PHOTO STUDIO 105 N. Charles St reel Baltimore. Md. 21202 Of fit ial Ph oto graph er—Prom eth can SUB STOP CoM Spring and Hanford Rd. Submarines—Pizza Best Wishes TOWER FORD For Quality foods and friendly neighborhood service visit the Sub Shop where Morgan Students meet 3700 K. Monument Si. 675-5515 222 % SCHMIDT BAKING HAUSWALD CO., INC. HOLSUM Bakers of Blue Ribbon Bread and Rolls Soft-Twist Bread HSSK HOCHSCHILD KOHN • DOWNTOWN Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 • EDMONDSON • BELVEDERE • HARUNDALE • EASTPOINT 1 II 'TXI .h-:i KOONTZ DAIRY PRODUCTS “First uith the Carriage Trade Koontz Delivers llu Goods As Well As die Milk Maryland's Oldest Ban . Savings and Loan THE IDEAL BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 5600 Rrislrrslown Rd. 3585600 1629 Druid Hill Avenue Baltimore. Maryland 2121.5 Phone 669.1629 223 224 225 hi Memoriam 9 i 227 228 229