Morgan State University - Promethean Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 282 of the 1971 volume:

T i i-C_ 3kasi M. 5 A«rFf POWER and KNOWLEDGE Through knowledge, there is power, and through power, there is prog- ress. 2 Power and Knowledge 3 4 Power � n«l Knowledge To have power and to survive. Black must be cognizant of opposition, ready for revolution and in love with people ... if it is to survive. And we must heal long-inflicted wounds, if we are to seize the time and express the histories of our Af- rican blood, the poetry of our lan- guage. the rhythm of our pride, and the lyricism of our love for one an- other. Black must be the expression of our knowledge: The elegance of our colour. The aesthetics of our culture, and the wrath of our past. Power and Knowlrdp- 5 • j1|l.l|Vl HI J |I«IP 9 Through knowledge, power will be seized. The people will In- ready lo build empires and faith in themselves and to inspire indestructible leaders, while learning from past mistakes and living for life (and for brothers King and Malcolm). • Power an i Know Iwljjr And remembering . . . Black is more than wearing a dashiki or a teased Afro, or giving the ‘right on' sign passing a brother. Black is more than reading Newton and Seale and supporting Angela Davis without ever really knowing their causes and having red, black and green as your favorite colors And just wearing prescription sun glasses and a hush jacket during the day and plaiting your kinks at night Power and Knowledge 9 And jusl saying tilings like: kill the pig” and liberate the brothers from tin faeist state and knowing when to say imperialism instead of nationalism . . . And just spelling America A-M-E-R-I-K-K-K-A and wearing Huey Newton's profile pinned on your chest don’t make us revolutionists . . . nor do they make Us Black. Only by knowing what Black is and by feeling that which we know Black is can we BE Black. And we must start thinking of ourselves as being.” Reach, brothers, reach Power and Knowledge • 0 povtrr ami Knowledge Powi r jimI Knntairtigr 11 L ACADEMICS 14 Presidents Administration Faculty Staff ' Honor Groups Seniors STUDENT LIFE 154 Commuters Campus Life Marches Homecoming Queens SPORTS 178 Football Soccer — Basketball Swimming — Wrestling Lacrosse — Track Tennis — Golf Women ORGANIZATIONS 208 Student Government Pan-Hellenic Council Council of Independent Org. Departmental Clubs Performing Arts Communications 13 If a college is to grow, there must Ik three working parts — faculty, students, and administration. The ad- ministrative staff is the vital link which coordinates ac- tivities with faculty and students. It also links the college and the community. In its capacity as a link bctwiren Morgan and the community, it serves a very important function to the senior class. While the faculty prcjwrcs the students mentally for the world, the administrative staff provides the ground work for a smooth transition from the world of academics to the world of aclualitv. Presidents During Our Era Past and President Morgan State College recently lost an outstanding and distin- guished president. Dr. Martin David Jenkins. As president of Morgan State since 1948. he sought to bring Morgan into a program oriented towards contin- uous expansion and improve- ment. Dr. Jenkins, upon entering of- fice 22 years ago, took charge of the Morgan community, then val- ued at 1.4 million dollars. At the time he resigned, Morgan State had a value of more than 14.4 million dollars. Indeed Dr. Jenk- ins’ most important proposal of his career was his recommenda- tion that Morgan become ’a ra- cially integrated, urban-oriented university.” 16 Presidents Dr. King V. Cheek Begins His Term in Office MOROAN STATE COLLEOE •� lTiMO� e. � R l� � IO ■ � or� � or � •«• « June 1. 1971 To the Graduating Seniors: For several years, you have been activo participants in a vital educational process. Your lives and the world’s luture depend upon the wisdom, understanding and knowledge you have acquired. The era in which we now live is indeed turbulent and challenging. The rapidity of change creates anxlctlos which test man’s capacity to survive. Although we have walked on the moon, we still walk with fear and uncertainty upon the earth. History has taught us that the strength of a nation does not depend upon its technological achievements or the sire of its arsenal but upon the quality of the people who populate It. It Is with this understanding that the doquenco and meaning of the old Chinese proverb Is recalled. “If you plan for one year, plant rice; for ten years, plant trees; for hundreds of years, educate men. You are now called upon to assess Intelligently your role In the decades and century ahead. We hope your llvos will not be devotod ex- clusively to self-serving interests. We pray you will seek to be active chango agents in a world whose priorities must be reordered to promote a bettor life among men. Congratulations for all of your achievements and best wishes for a future of service. Sincerely, Klng V. Cheek President English and Speech The department of English and Speech offers two major programs leading to the A.B. degree: the major in English and the major in Eng- lish-Speech, each designed to meet the specific needs of particular stu- dents. In assisting students in understanding the nature of language, its mechanics, its arts, and its historical development, it is hoped that Mor- gan is producing eloquent spokesmen in tin: quest for power and knowl- edge for Black people. Lol J. A� � Nib M. ft� . . Ytinit F. fern PM� p B.vl., CUria C. CmIm Har� W Ch� � W1UU� L Dattfc Fra . L Ea urti.g W� E. E kn D.U - M FVimo. Ob M. Ford Jaap W Hall Lmcy M Kihvm ArmM L Hnki� Lab S. HavihifM hiMf J. Hailii Dr. t,a C. fear. Cra« N. Kail, L „ N Mkkcr,. Harr, C. W«« Harr, L km TWaaa B O D....I Ralp Kr.llr, Margam A Mr.f W.lUaan R. R.rrjan Sjhia $ SaaaJrra M. MaarKarJ H kkawi 1. Clark A. UiU K IXai 0. lary K. Callaflrr M Upaan B Crtfflii M P F. Hradrrw. R Tajlar M Jrnk— CTUn 18 Acadrmic Dr. Sheffcy, dept, chairman, converses with Cynthia Brown. Burney Hollis. Promethean Staff Advisor C..W.«S lxW«i Stnin). M.lni.r� N.I....U.I EM ttm Zwnhki tt � iurr 8. r.-v, C H.U A. BtAuiiOolon S. K.alor M. If Modern Languages The Modern Languages department offers a major in French and in Spanish. It also offers courses in German. Latin and Russian. The de- partment not only provides eloquent linguists, hut it also produces scholars equipped with an understanding of foreign peoples. Under the leadership of Professor Dedmond. the language department has become one of the most impressive at Morgan. Achtung!! Dr. Dedmond, dept, chairman, awaits the elevator. 20 Academic� Dr Br«fekl F. Proree Urt . E. T� .Ur Philosophy This department has kept abreast of the constant changes in contemporary philosophy. At the same time, Dr. Richard I. McKinney, chairman of the department, has not failed to include ample exposure to the classics, the ideas of past great thinkers. Recognizing that objectivity is essential to the study of philosophy, the department is considering an interde- partmental course in the philosophy of Revolution. O tVr- A Sorrell Faculty 21 Education The programs of teacher education at Morgan State College are designed to contribute to the development of a wholesome outlook on life, with breadth in an under- standing of the cultural heritage, and with a repertory of abilities and compentencies essential to effective work in guiding the learning activities of elementary and second- ary school students. Respected and renowned as one of the best in the country, the department has effectively guided a large proportion of its students to graduate work in prestigious institutions in the U.S. It is the example of an establishment of audacious power for Black people. Dr. Haywood J. Harrison, Dept. Chairman fc. RcmM L SW. Dr CW fexU., Lrr� r Mm, Mwi V.IMmm A. G f«r H.rvH D. HrlrWH. CUir. M«rm Prrr. Dr. R.b, F. f. Milk V.IU. I Dr. Vtrgul S 22 Faculu THE MANY FACES OF OH. HARRISON Education The programs of teacher education at Morgan State College are designed to contribute to the development of a wholesome outlook on life, with breadth in an under- standing of the cultural heritage, and with a repertory of abilities and compentencies essential to effective work in guiding the learning activities of elementary and second- ary school students. Respected and renowned as one of the best in the country, the department has effectively guided a large proportion of its students to graduate work in prestigious institutions in the U.S.. It is the example of an establishment of audacious power for Black people. Dr. Haywood J. Harrison. Dept. Chairman Dr. RtuU L 81� � Dr. CM,. 8MW, Lrro, Dvrtaa. Mar, TA.tii- VArlailaa A. Camrr HaroM D. Kami� Chirr M«rra Jaiar� Prrr, Dr. Rvty r ShyU f. F. M.ik • iliaa R T � rtpa n Dr Vrrglal $. WrU 1. CUl I. Dtfr. r DrCoaU 0. Fro. C. Groff HKilhl P. MrCIro, E.0-W, I. Savrt SaUlrr 22 Faculty UK. HARRISON FACES OF THE MANY FjcuIiv 23 Dr. Curol'S. P.m.o Dr Win r RMIurfami Dr RtprK Tb� 24 Faculty Psychology The department of psychology under the direction of Dr. Richardson is rapidly expanding in the areas of course selection and curriculum variation. The numer- ous changes and adaptations within the department ena- ble students to confidently advance into higher levels of study following graduation. This department also has one of the highest percentages of students who go on to graduate school. This is a viable step in the establish- ment of a sophisticated knowledge base for Black people. Dr. Richardson and Student. Dr. Mac P. Claytor Dr. Williams. Dept. Chairman Dr. Perrino and Student. Sociology The sociology department provides students with a general orientation to an understanding of the nature of society, its organization, functions, and processes. The department, now offering two major programs, has been deeply introspective in the last few years and is earnestly attempting to offer a relevant, rich curriculum. Dr. Sin- ha’s priority is providing an innovative study that can help students understand the dynamics of people in groups. Dr. Diggs A Big Smile From Maryland's First Black Let me Rc-iterate that point Congressman. Faculty 25 Frederic A. Ritter, Dept. Chairman Geography This newly formed department was previously a division of the history and political science depart- ment. The department's objectives are: to provide a comprehensive program, to develop an appreciation which exist between man and earth, and to empha- size the urban-cultural themes in modern geogra- phy. PHOTO NOT AVAILA8L£ Dr. Roland C. McConnell. Dept. Chairman History and Political Science The department of history and political science is directly responsible for providing the student with the knowledge of power. The department hopes to equip the student with an ability to sec, through proper historical perspectives, the many economic, social, and political problems which are peculiar to minorities. Ckiwfan A. A MS,, IV. J.M.C. AnWr H Hw.nl H Ml V.Until 0 KiMim CmV S-kk, u c. Biwli. K« m T. Kim D AUumkr IWI Homiy.r P.nft « «-l-.nl 26 Faculty Or. Firming Kwang Kim Isaiah Woodward Dr. Walker Dr. Benjamin Quarles SOf Y NO PHOTO A Afetr 1 J. CK.m- |. C. Olka. K iM.M. T. 0-7— T.SuU T c rr J. KW«.n N. Rml C Vtac M M U....! S M mll H. R«Wum r. w� ik� f F«cult) 27 Mathematics It is the purpose of the mathematics department to as- sist students in developing an appreciation of the power, orderliness of thought, precision of expression in mathe- matics, and to provide training necessary for the study of other fields. In the process, perfection as to logical struc- ture and correct mental habits will be formed; real knowledge follows concrete reasoning and logical think- ing. Bxfe D MiMilUn Dr. Walter R. Talbot. Dept. Chairman c f� w m hat.. ■ � B. X.tfe� T V� l, 28 Faculty Dr. Kowarski Sister Kennedy Osborne C. Parchment and Student. V.fcU- t D.« t Wm C.IW-fc v Edward L. Davis Faculty 29 Dr OnrUMS A.CKttdbr. D� f Qtlirrje R.U'4 Ur., Brwt, A Rr J t. Sl- NOT SHOU'N Tiawad� D «dm «'. r j.,um I. Ki«u B Ki«« T. M.nKr.. J- W J. Stkilkr I SenlK.il D. $p� «� r Economics and Business This department offers two major programs, each de- signed to meet the specific needs of the students. The de- partment offers a curriculum which provides knowledge of economic power. Each student is advised, to help him decide on a program suitable to his individual aptitudes, present needs, and future plans. Christanla Ricks Richard Corey Marli Melton 30 faculty Science Education The department of science education assumes the re- sponsibility for preparing science teachers for secondary schools and for administering a program of general edu- cation in science which is a required part of the college curriculum. The implimentation of these functions in- volves active cooperation with other departments of the college. Dr. Esther J. Ridley Dr. Collagan poses with Delira Wright during Homecoming activi- ties c. Hwwm L. Mr. Robinson prepares for Geology exam. tOTO NOT AVAILABLE Faculty 31 Chemistry The chemistry program is primarily intended to provide sound education as well as good technical training. The general aim of the department, under the direction of Dr. Silversmith, is to afford instruc- tion in the fundamental theories and principles, and the basic techniques of science. Dr. Silversmith Brian Corbin and Mr. Mazurnder. J B� jt Physics Physics is the basic physical science. It’s subject matter is concerned with the fundamental princi- ples governing matter and energy in the material world. The purpose of the physics department is to give the students wide acquaintance with the differ- ent aspects of physics as well as techniques and skills in the manipulation of apparatus. AVAlLABlE F, Xn«f W. Morp� R Dw J. BtimUt 32 Faculty Biology The primary objective of the biol- ogy department is to train students in the fundamental concepts and principles of biology through the application of the scientific method. The department also hopes to devel- op an intellectual and aesthetic ap- preciation of living things while providing a method in finding solu- tions to problems in modern science. Ckrog .• F� « Dr Ntorfc W H.Mrr Dr W. Ki n«6on V. MmI Dr. Ohtk L. E. Dr. NmAmmI K. PrwWf Mmk Dr. Roy Hunter, Dept. Chairman Dr. Monroe and student� PHOTO NOT A i a 11 L n i r Faculty 33 Music The objectives of the music de- partment are to prepare vocal ami instrumental teachers to meet the contemporary demands of elementa- ry and secondary music education. The department effectively provides a cultural focus for the college and the community. It aims to give Morgan students creative experiences and a sense of involvement in the World of Music. The department has been successful in obtaining aid from model cities and the Ford Foundation. N.tfun CarVr Omit D« Dr. CUrrw A. W.Hai� H Trtr n B H.ll EUl� � C- KrN Or � E U«U fttlcw Hudxwk ••• Frances Hill Dr. Faulcon. Dept. Chairman Nathan Carter, director of Morgan State College Choir. William llailheoek Dr. Sweeney 34 Facult) Art The program of the art department js directed toward three goals: devel- oping talent and stressing creativity; prepare one for the teaching of art; providing a background in art suitable for advance study. Headed by Dr. James Lewis, the de- partment has helped the entire Mor- gan Community gain a fuller under- standing of man’s quest for expres- sion. Or Jmm� C Lr.� Richard Diggs Susan Garriques, James E. Jones, and Samuel Green. PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Faculty 35 Health and Physical Education The aim of the department of health and physical edu- cation is inferred in the purpose and goals as expressed for the institution. Generally, it is three-fold in its na- ture: education for effective citizenship; concern for the total well-being of individual and group; and such leader- ship preparation as falls in the area of health and physi- cal education. With respect to the latter, emphasis is placed on preparing teachers for secondary schools. Some preparation in closely related with allied fields, that is, recreation, coaching, public health, or physica, therapy is achieved through completion of the require- ments in cither of the majors within the department. Embra C. Bowie William A. Brown Valentine I). Dickerson Irene J. Freeman Dr. Talmadge L Hi|| Howard K. Wilson 36 Faculty NO PHOTO F. Ui. (kp CUirmM L IW.k. K f Frsskt r m— J. n n f ITU. Faculty 37 Home Economics A major in home economics may be selected from one of two areas: Home Economics Education or Foods and Nutrition. The Home Eco- nomics Education Curriculum is designee! to prepare students for teach- ing vocational and general homemaking in the secondary schools. It is flexible enough to allow students to engage in many areas of work in home economics. The Foods and Nutrition Curriculum is designed to meet the needs of students who are interested in food service positions in public schools, cafeterias, and colleges. It also meets internship requirements of the American Dietetic Association for those students who plan to be profes- sional dietitians. Norma C. Maiden, Dept. Chairman Jane E. Enty Shirley Sockwcll, Glenda Carter, Joanne Chamlwrs. ami Slcva N. Nelson Doris Morgan Evelyn P. Valentine Charessa Jackson 38 Faculty Major Ernest W. Moxby Jerry Brown and Major Charles W. McClain. Military Science The military science department, headed by Colonel C. M. Hurtt, is dedicated to producing qualified and competent officers for the United States Armed Services. During these years when the military has been the subject of much criticism, our officer’s training program has made progressive modification in content. Colonel Clarence M. Hurtt Major James R. Crinan Major Nicholax M. Ijgmiula Lieutenant Gdonel Charlex J. Biri Faculty 39 College Administration Education at Morgan State College '8 indu?l sive. Built on a liberal arts foundation, it cn-| compasses the major areas of human knowl edge and seeks to prepare students to work! and live, purposefully and effectively, in our I modern democratic society. The general pur-1 poses of the College are to provide for its stu-1 dents an opportunity for intelligent and crea-1 tivc participation in contemporary living and I to develop and maintain in its faculty and stu- I dent body standards of excellence in scholar- fl ship, character, and self-expression which will k better assure continuous adjustment to the I stimuli which life affords. The College seeks to P accomplish these broad objectives primarily through a liberalizing yet functional curricu- lum of undergraduate instruction. $ «• 1 A H. hk«. A.. W r«kk, DmWtWC m AmmuM Draa •! ik Hmw. I R ga n, «MM Dm • Oh (• -4 M... Tr,%nm TV� W. lofc. � «4 Dr Fra DrOrn. DmWVmra D.r«w4f� .-,VU1 Dinmr ml H mMr Oran L W'. Ammi (kn,«M •! Fe«w a� t OwD Frar. Dhm m Rrarank m4 tulHW 40 Administration Fnn'rt M |{rr 4rn «. DtaM •! N«� « knu HmW L SumUo Mn A Colbnl. P r aa l ViNyrf C4«M H CoUm. O aval of «( Ai Sani Cb'l� « C SuoMxrf Admiimtration 41 I)r. Rulli Brett. Coordinator of Studonl Personnel Servires The confused and bewildered student finds hope and guidance as a result of his association with the counseling center. Operating under a Coordinator, the counseling program is broad in scope, with a staff of six counselors who provide organized and systematic individual and group counseling for all stu- dents. New students are assigned to a specific counselor, but are free to con- sult other counselors when they choose. The assigned counselor is responsi- ble for seeing that each student under his supervision receives information and interpretation of standards governing College performance. Counseling Center I� R: Mrs. Joyce Williams, Mrs. Jacqueline SmilH Croup couns. ling In ing le.1 by Miss Carole W.-scoit ,. (a R.: Miss Carole W.-scoll, Dr. Ruth Broil Ailnliniilrjliim 43 The Dean and His Assistant The student’s friend and essential link to the administration is seen most promi- nently through the media of the office of the Dean. Graduates of the College find the Dean and his Assistant most helpful in securing records and materials neces- sary to pursue a graduate degree. Percy Huy« s Baker, Dean nl llie College Assislanl Dean Mary An.n Wheeler franklin 44 Ailmininlration 1. Miss Bertha Greene 2. Mareia Eason Mrs. Carmen Gagan 3. Mrs. Delores Camack 4. Mrs. Emma Hughes Anita Smith Limia Tittle Janice Matthews Dormitory Mothers 4 III t Walter Fisher Director of the I.ihrary A Haven for Study and Leisure Soper Library is an integral pari of the educational equipment of the College. The library aims to contrib- ute as effectively as possible to the instructional and research program, to teach students to use library tools effectively, and to encourage them in the independent use of hooks and other communication materials. 46 K.ii uliv K.ir«l ll� 47 Mr� . Gcorgianna Howard, College Nurscr-in-Charge Dr. Wilson Dickerson. College Dental Surgeon Dr. Andreas I.addis. College Psychiatrist Morgan Dependables The College Health Service aims to direct tin; thinking and action of students toward more healthful living. The overall program is under the direction of the Director of Student Health Sendees, Mr. Talmacige I . Hill. The Health Service includes complete physical ex- amination, campus inspections of sanitary facilities, follow-up service to secure correction of remedial defects, and an infirmary staffed with a psychiatrist, doctors, dentist, registered nurses, and attendants. Operation Morgan . RrpnsMMiling tli«‘ rvfivlory slafT L In R SrtUrd: Amlrra Kotilrlic. Gla l s Slone. Jerome Mason. Slniulinfi: Jamirs Cross, Iknila Avila. Moses Simpson. F� rulty 49 Pi Mu Epsilon Pi Mu Epsilon is a non-secret organiza- tion whose purpose is the promotion of scholarly activity in mathematics among students in academic institutions, and among the staffs of qualified non-academic institutions. Members include: M. Armstrong, Dr. E. Embree, Dr. Stephen Gcwirtz. Mrs. C. Har- vey, E. Hayes, B. Heyward, E. Holley, N. B. Howard, Mr. L. Kowarski, M. McKesson, H. Murray, Mrs. W. Rajanna, Dr. S. Saun- ders, Dr. W. Talbot, L. Templeton. Promethean Kappa Tau Promethean Kappa Tau is a honor society for freshmen and sophomores. The purpose of •his society is to motivate its members to utilize their capabilities to become scholars. 50 Honor Croup Alpha Kappa Mu The idea for Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society was conceived by Dr, G. W. Gore Jr. then dean of Ten- nessee Agricultural and In- dustrial State College. He saw a need to form a consol- idating organization which would give recognition to collegiate men and women of superior scholastic attain- ments. Members include: A. Harris, B. Collins, L. Harri- son, S. Beckman, K. Brown, I. Bullock, K. Damcstoy, B. Griffin, B. Heyward, N. Janey, R. Johnson, M. McKesson, I). Morgan, H. Murray, D. Rascoc, R. Saunders, L. Stockton, S. Stukcs, R. Swan, L. Temple- ton, E. Tillman, G. Walker, S. Williams, and M. Wood- hous. Kappa Delta Pi Kappa Delta Pi — Theta Xi was installed by Dr. G. Bradley on May 18, 1956. Theta Xi chapter of Kappa Delta Pi, a na- tional society in education, encourages high professional, in- tellectual, and personal standards and recognizes outstanding contributions to education. The members include: J. Jackson, J. Hill. Y. Woodard, R. Hendrick, M. Linear. Who s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities Inez Batson Neal Janey Edward Smilh, Jr. Jerry C. Lvinas Alicia V. Allen Mary Charlene Lawson C. Yvonne Holt Blaine White Linda Stockton Lamar Morris Will McCain June Jackson Linda J. Brown Michael Armstrong Carolyn Carr Jude 0. L. Ezeala Leroy Joanne L. Hill Albin Harris Martha Lanier Leroy Washington Pat Wilkerson Doris Gillespie Marsha Evans Jerilvn Cragway Gayle Marlin Raoul L. Carroll Theodore Newman Priscilla Taliaferro Cynthia D. Simpson Carl Nelson Beverly Marks Linda Cunningham Murray Honor Groups SI 1971 SENIORS.... POWER and KNOWLEDGE 52 Senior Patricia G. Wilkcrson History Philadelphia, Pa. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Vice Pres., Vice Pres, of Senior Class, As. Justice of Student Court, Prom- ethean Staff, Freneh Club. Dean’s List, Scroller Court. Art Club, Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities. Deborah L Greene Sociology Aberdeen, Md. Senior Class Pres., Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Sociology Chib. Promethean Kappa Tan, Prom- ethean Staff. Kappa Sweetheart's Court, French Club. Charm Club. Panhellenic Council Rep. Wilhelmina G. Douglas Sociology Frankford, Delaware Dean’s List. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Senior Class Treasurer. Budget and Finance Committee (Student Gov’t). Charm Club. Yearbook Staff, Sociology Club. June Marie Jackson Health Education Kensington. Md. Miss R.O.T.C.. Promethean Kappa Tail, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Dean’s List. Pres. Kappa Delta Pi Honor Society in Education, Pres, of U.C.C.F.. Morgan Modern Dance Group. Secretary of Senior Class. Federation of Presidents, Omega Psi Phi Sweetheart, lota Phi Theta Centaur Sweetheart, Health and Phy. Ed. Club. Morgan Food Service Committee. I Senior 53 John Henry Alexander Art Education Greensboro, N. C. Art Club. Groove Phi Groove Social Fe|. lowship. Schuyler L. Alexander Mathematics Baltimore, Md. fy Wanda M. Alexander Sociology Washington. D. C. Secretary of Society of Afro-American Students. Sociology Club. Chapel Choir. Alicia Victoria Allen Political Science (Pre-Law) Baltimore, Md. Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities. President’s Academic Cabi- net, Committee on Student Life, Board of Student Publications, Federation of Pres- ident� , Editor of Promethean 1970, Edi- tor of Spokesman. Summer Student Union, Editor of Summer School News- letter, Black Law Students Assoc., Freshman Orientation Committee, Alpha Phi Alpha Sweetheart Court 1969-1971. Basketball Intramurals 1968-69. MSC Representative in United States Student Press Assoc. 1968-71. Homecoming Steering Committee. 1967-68. Dean’� List. Evelyn B. Allen Elementary Education Baltimore, Md. Sociology Club, Psychology Club. Home Economics Club, French Club. Myra Ames History Baltimore. Md. Promethean Kappa Tau 1968-69. 54 Senior Michael Gar) Armstrong Mathematics Baltimore, Mil. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Math Honor Student, Pi Mu Epsilon Fraternity, Beta Kappa Chi National Scientific Honor So tfiety. President of Society for Advance Went of Computer Science, Mathematics Club 1970 71. Wrestling Team 1967 70. Elizabeth Arnold Elementary Education Philadelphia, Pa. Council on Student Conduct 1970, Direc- tor of Public Relations 1970. I .am pad o Sweetheart 1968. Student M.S.T.A. Sandra Doloris Artis Elementary Education Baltimore, Md. Student Maryland State Teachers Associ- ation 1970. Student Union Volunteer Worker 1969. Jimmy Ashley Baltimore, Md. Barbara Lee Aulton Elementary Education Severn, Md. Scroller Court 1970. S.M.S.T.A. Preston G. Baker Accounting New York, New York Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Keeper of Fi- nance 1970-71, Assistant Comptroller, Student Government Association 1970 71. Gamma Sigma Sigma Gent 1970-71, Dean s List 1967-68. Budget and Fi- nance Committee, Federation of Presi- dents 1970-71, Intramural S|M� rts. Senior S5 Edward Bank Business Administration Philadelphia, Pa. Football Team 1966-69. V.P. of Dormito- ry Council. Grove Phi Grove Social Fob lowship. Inc., Sports Editor 1971 Pro,,,, cthean. Rita Lynn Banks Sociology Pittsburgh. Pa. Society of Pershing Angels Pri-sidcnt an,| Commander. Miss First Battalion. 1969. 70. R.O.T.C. Court. Majorette 68-71, So. ciology Club. Charm Club. C.I.O. Repr,.. sentative. Band. Earlene Gloria Barksdale Elementary Education Baltimore. Md. S.M.S.T.A., Modern Dance, Basketluill Tournament. Zenobia Barner Sociology Baltimore. Md. Zeta Phi Beta Sorority. Sociology Club. Panhellenic Council, Student Union So- cial Affairs Comm. Inez Elaine Batson Music Etlueation Bridgeville, Delaware Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities, Federation of Presidents, President’s Academic Cabinet, President Women's Dormitory Council. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc., Freshman Steering Committee, Junior Class Secre- tary, Senior Class Senator, Music Educa- tor's National Conference, Departmental Honors Program. Concert Choir, March- ing Rand and Symphonic Band. Charm Club, Dean's List. Morgan State Chapel Choir, Ways and Means Committee, Stu- dent Senate, Educational Club, Prom- ethean Staff. Michael D. Bay ton English Baltimore, Md. Ira Aldridge Players, Promethean Kappa Tau, Lambda lota Tau, English Club. 56 Senior� Paul Beasley Economics Sparrows Point, Maryland (Van’s Roll 69-70. Geraldine A. Bell English Baltimore, Maryland eta Phi Beta Sorority 68; French Club 68-70; English Club 70. Cora Vivian Bellamy Elementary Edueation Baltimore, Maryland Student M.S.T.A. 70. Charleen Wilson Belt Elementary Edueation Baltimore, Maryland Officer of Charm Club 66, Freshman Steering Committee 66. M.S.T.A. Patricia L. Belton Home Economics Bronx, New York Alpha Phi Alpha Court 70-71. Senior Mentor 70-71, American Home Econom- ics Association, Home Economics Club. Roxanne Bernert Sociology Baltimore. Maryland Seniors 57 Winifred Karon Berry Mathematic Burlington. Now Jersey Chess Club 1969-70, Dean's List. Mary B. Bess Sociology Suffolk. Virginia Charm Club 1967-68. Freneh Club 1967-68, Concert Choir 1967-71, Vice President, Della Sigma Theta Sorority, 2nd Vice-President. Morgan Singers 70- 71. Dean's List 67-68. Cecilia Ann Best Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland Modern Dance Club 67. Miss Freshman 67-68. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Groove Phi Groove Fellowship Quirt 68. Freshman Orientation Committee, Gindi- •late for Miss Morgan. Marilyn Theresa Bevans Physical Education Baltimore, Maryland Physical Education Club. W.R.A.A. — President 69-70. Women’s Field Hockey Team. Basketball Team. Volleyball Team. Softball Team. Sports Writer. Fr«-shman Honor Society. Kenneth Bevins English Baltimore, Maryland Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. Tau Ali,|,. Upsilon Fraternity. President Stu«| '! Union 70-71. Federation of Preside,, Public Relations Director. Robert Pindell Bivins Health Education Ixithian, Maryland Health and Physical Education. | i(1 Team. 58 Senior� Audrey L. Moore Black French Baltimore. Md. French Club 1966-67. Spanish Club 1970. Camellia Ann Blackwell Art Education Baltimore. Md. Modern Dance 1967, Art Club. Art Club Treasurer. Miss Art Club. Kappa Alpha Psi Sweetheart 1970. .1st Hunner-up to Miss.Morgan 1971. Morgan-University of Pennsylvania Exchange Program. Honor Society 1968-71. Gerald Blackwell Mathematics Baltimore. Md. Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc. Joscttc Rebecca Blackwell Elementary Education Baltimore. Md. Charm Club. Y.W.C.A., Student M.S.T.A. Bcncine Marita Blake Elementary Education Mitchcllville, Md. Gamma Sigma Sigma National Service Sorority, Charm Club. Newman Club. Spanish Club, Student M.S.T.A. 1970- Celestine Bland Mathematics Baltimore, Md. Alpha Kap|u Alpha Sorority Inc.. Tam- iochus 1969-70. Junior Class Treasurer. Kappa Alpha Psi Sweetheart Court. Miss Senior. Groove Phi Groove Miss Soul Dip” 1970. Promethean Kappa Tan. Dean’s List N. Honor Student in Mathe- matics, Promethean, Homecoming ami Traditions Comm. Senior 59 Larry Blizzard Sociology Baltimore, Mil. George Henry Boggs Jr. Mathematics Baltimore. Mil. John H. Boles Jr. Political Science Elizabeth, N. J. Afro-American Society 1968-70, Stuilent Union Special Planning Committee. Spokesman Staff — Reporter 1969. Dean's List 1970, Prosecuting Attorney for Stuilent Court, Pre-Law Club. Sheila A. Booth English Bramiywine, Mil. Marching Band, Y.W.C.A.. Newman Club. English Club. Dean’s List. Peggy Lavon Boozer English Seat Pleasant, Mil. (.amhila lota Tau, English Club. German Club, Charm Club. Hassan G. Borhani Biology Baltimore, Mil. Swimming, Weight-lifting. 60 Senior� Joyce Ellen Bower� Home Economies E luealion Monticello, New York promethean Kappa Tan, Hattie | Carter jjome Economic� Club. Alpha Kappa A pha Sorority In� ., Charm Clui� , Kappa A pha Psi Achievement Award for Fre� h- nian. Pledge Court of lota Phi Theta Fra- lirfltity, American Home Economics As- aviation. Jai pilin Avon Bowman Mathematic� Charles City. Va. Claire Eleanor Boyd Sociology Baltimore, Md. Doris Jean Boyd Physical Education Baltimore, Md. President of Physical Education Club, Volleyball Team. Field Hockey Team 1970; Softball. Basketball. Henry A. Boyd Sociology Baltimore, Md. Intramural S| ort� , Sociology Club. Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc. Bernice Bradley Elementary Education Baltimore, Md. Senior� 61 Kip B. Branc h History Baltimore, Mil. Intramural Basketball. Joe Henri Braswell English Baltimore. Md. Alpha Psi Omega, National Honorary Dramatic Society President, Ira Aldridge Players President 1967. English Club. Photographer for Spokesman and Prom- ethean. Patricia J. Briggs Sociology Hoboken, N. J. Cheerleaders, Charm Club. Sociology Club. Secretary for Fiscal Ways and Means Organization. Arthur Leon Britain Science Education Baltimore, Md. Biology Club. Pre-Mod Club, Science Education Club, French Club. John Wesley Brooks Geography Indianapolis, Indiana Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc., Gamma Theata Upsilon. Intramurals, Food Serv- ice Committee. Paula Montrose Brooks English Baltimore. Md. Miss R.O.T.C. Court 1970-71, English Club, Dean’s List. 62 Seniors Albert Edward Brown Jr. Psychology Baltimore. Md. promethean Kappa Tan. Wrestling, Psy- chological Society. Psychi Honor Society, promethean Staff. Jim Wheatly Honor Society. Advisory Board of Student Gov- ernment. Carole Yvonne Brown Mathematics Havre dc Grace. Md. Mathematics Club. Society for the Ad- vancement of Computer Science, Charm Club. Ernestine Beverly Brown Elementary Education Baltimore, Md. Baptist Club. M.S.T.A. John Albert C. Brown History Baltimore. Md. Student Government. Tennis Team. June Muriel Brown Business Education Lutherville, Md. Business Education Club. Society of Per- shing Angels. Council of Independent Organizations. Karen Griner Brown English Landover, Md. Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society. Spokes- man, English Club. Senior 63 Leon Jerome Brown Sociology Baltimore, Mil. Linda Jenkins Brown Elementary Education Baltimore. Mil. Who's Who in American Collegi and Universities. Kappa Delta Pi 1970' Stu- dent Maryland State Teacher's A u ‘-ia- lion 1967-71. Zeta Phi B -ta So V' ’ Federations of President, Miss eta. Sigma Sweetie, Student National p� |iica- lion Association. Student Union Ogival Comm. Marvin Jerome Brown Jr. Mathematics Westfield. N. J. Student Dean. Advanced R.O.T.C. Mildred S. Brown Elementary Education Baltimore. Md. Spanish Cluli. English Clui� , M.S.T.A.. N.E.A.. Charm Club. Pearl Annette Brown Political Science Baltimore. Md. Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority. Promethean Staff, Coronation of Miss Morgan. Kpis. tolcus Sigma Gamma Rho. Panhellcfiie Reprcsentative. Stephen C. Brown History Baltimore, Md. Groove Phi Groove Fellowship. (y Senior� Tamara E. Brown Elementary Education Baltimore, Mil. Vcrnanl Stewart Brown Mathematics Baltimore, Mil. Advanced Military Science Cadet, ft 0.T.C. Rifle Clui� , Computer Club, photographer for Spokt man anil Prom- et hcan- • Vera A. Brown Elementary Education Annapolis. Md. Gamma Sigma Sigma National Service Sorority. C.1.0. Veronica Brown Sociology-Anthropology Baltimore, Md. Sociology Club. Laura Jean Browning Business Administration Newport News, Va. Marketing Club. Y.W.C.A.. Centaur Giurt 1970. Alfeda Juanita Brownley Elementary Education Baltimore, Md. M.S.T.A. — Student Work Study Pro- gram. Doan's List. Senior 6S William G. Bryan Economics Baltimore, Mil. Economic� Society 1969-71. Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship, Student Union Finance Comm. Lawrence W. Buck Mathematics Washington. D. C. Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship Inc., C.I.O. Representative, Swanxman Club. Jacquelyn Maria Buie History Williamsburg. Va. Choir 1967 68. Baptist Club. Dean's List. Charm Club. Freshman Class Steering Committee. Ironia Brenda Bullock English Baltimore. Md. Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society. English Club. Brenda Burley Elementary Education Severn, Md. Secretary of Educational Affairs Commit- tee. Ira Aldridge Players. Groove Phi Groove Sweetheart, Education Club M.S.T.A.. Dean’s List. Junior and Senior Steering Committee. Gail Felicia Burton Mathematics Newburgh. N. Y. Promethean. Math Club. 66 Seniora Elsie Butcher Elementary Education Baltimore, M«l. Zi'ta Phi Bela Sorority. Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society. Aaron Xavier Butler History Washington. D. C. Phylli� . Maria Butler Elementary Education Baltimore, Md. M.S.T.A. Michael Greer Cage Sociology Yeadon, Pa. Swanxman Club 1%8. C.I.O. President 1969-70, President’s Academic Cabinet, Associate Court Justice, Board of Direc- tors. Groove Phi Groove Social Fellow- ship Inc.. President of Groove Phi Groove 1970-71. Kenton Camper Political Science Baltimore, Md. ' Student Prosecutor. Wrestling Team. Claudia Arlene Carl� oan English Baltimore. Md. Senior� 67 Samira L. Carry Business Education Laurel, Md. Della Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. 1971. Business Education Club 19}q 1971. Carolyn Louise Carr Biology Baltimore. Md. Promethean Kappa Tan Honor Soci !jv Debate Club. Biology Club. Treasury, French Club Tutor, Dean's List. A.I.fi.g. Member. Summer As. In Natim,a| Science Foundation (N.S.F.). Yearbook Staff. Sharon Katherine Malaehi Carroll Elementary Education Baltimore, Md. Work-Study Program 1968-71. S.M.S.T.A. 1970-71. Dean’s List 1970. Glenda Denise Carter Home Economies Education Baltimore. Md. Home Economics Club, S| okesman Staff 1968-69. Executive Secretary 1969-71. Sphinx Club Court 1970. Dean’s List 1967-1968. Concert Choir 1967-68. Stu- dent Union Committee 1967-68, Spokes- man Executive Board. Linda M. Carter English Baltimore, Md. Promethean Kappa Tau. College Honor Program, English Club 1967-71. Spanish Club 1967-71, Assistant Secretary Span- ish Club 1968-69, Secretary — College Language Association Journal 1969-70, Research Assistant — Department of English 1970-71. Renee Ann Carter Elementary Education Neptune, New Jersey 68 Sr n ion Sylvia Ann Carter Mathematics Baltimore. Maryland Promethean Kappa Tan - Vice Presi- dent I 68. Computer Cluh 1969. Math Club 1970. Volleylwll Team 1970. Coop ‘rative Education Student. Eugene Bernard Caster Jr. Physical Education Baltimore. Maryland Snim Team (Fresh.). Wrestling Team (Soph.), Track Tea m (Junior) and (Sen- Carolyn S. Christy Mathematics Aberdeen, Maryland Beryl Sampson Clark Elementary Education New York City. New York Elementary Education Club 1969 70. Promethean Kappa Tau 1968. Instruc- tional Standards Committee 1970. Richard Allen Clark History Baltimore, Maryland History Club. Young People's Historical Society of Baltimore. James Douglas Clifton Music Education Cliffwood. New Jersey Morgan Concert Choir. Cha| el Choir. Homecoming Committee 1968-69. M.E.N.C. — Music Educators National Conference, Montclair Singers. Senior� 69 Janet Constance Com [is Sociology. Anthro polony Birmingham, Alabama Charm Club 67-68. Baptist Club 67 71. Miss Baptist 68-69. College Choir, Con- cert Choir 68-70. Dean’s List. Chamber Chorus. United Campus Christian Fel- lowship 70-71. Brenda Conley Business Education Baltimore. Maryland Business Education Club 70-71. Home- coming Activities 70. Barbara Collins Psychology Baltimore. Maryland Psi Chi National Honor Society. Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, Psychologici Society. Haze) Jcanetta Colvin Sociology-Anthropology Baltimore. Maryland Zeta Phi Beta Sorority. Charm Club 67. 68. Miss Sociology. Education Cl%. Homecoming Committee. Senior Stocr hg Committee, Phi Beta Sigma Sweetheart. Sociological Society. Carl Clayton Conn Music Education Baltimore. Maryland Swimming Team. Concert Band. March- ing Band. Margaret Cook Physical Education Baltimore. Maryland Volleyball Team 69. Softball Team 69. Apostolic Club 68-70. 70 Senior Priscilla Coger English-Spccch Baltimore. Maryland Ira Aldridge Players. Debate Team, Eng- lish Club. Carolyn Holland Cole Elementary Education Baltimore. Maryland Cheerleader 66. Reporter Spokesman 69-70. Student M.S.T.A.. Kn-shman Class Treasurer, Tutor for Morgan Tuto- rial Project. Ellarea Maria Cole Sociology-Anthropology Baltimore. Maryland Gamma Sigma Sigma Service Sorority 69- 71. Dean s List 68-70, Sociology Club 70- 71. James E. Coleman Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland Marcia H. Coleman Chemistry Baltimore, Maryland Zeta Phi Beta Sorority. American Chemi- cal Society 67-71. Eugene Roger Coles Art Education Baltimore. Maryland Art Club. Senior 71 Ralph C. Cooke Mathematics Baltimore, Maryland Shirley Cooke Sociology-Anthropology Baltimore. Maryland Beverly Cooper Baltimore. Maryland Brian Wclford Corhin Pre Med Baltimore. Maryland Tau Alpha Upsilon Fraternity, Pre-Med Club 67-68. Chief Clerk Student Court. Interfraternal Council 70-71. American Chemistry Society. Winston F. Cornell Jr. Business Administration Baltimore, Maryland Alpha Phi Omega 68. Marketing Club, Commerce Club. Eric Melvin Cothran Physical Education Philadelphia, Pa. Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship Inc., Intramural Football. Track and Bas- ketball, Physical Education Majors Club. 72 Senior Sarah Ann Crawley Ari Education Baltimore, Maryland Delta Sigma Theta Sorority 70. Art hali- tor — Promethean. Art Association, Art Association Secretary 69-70. Dean’s List. Linda Rose Crest Business Administration Richmond, Virginia French Cluh 67-68. Charm Cluh 67-68. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Baptist Cluh. Dean’s List, Student Government 69-70. Bernard A. Cromes History Fort Pierce. Florida Morgan State College Veterans Cluh. His- torical Honor Society. Lena Marnet Cromwell Sociology-Anthropology Cambridge. Maryland Chapel Choir 68-69, Sociology Cluh. Judy Camila Cross Biology Salisbury. Maryland Charm Cluh, Chapel Choir, Miss Spokes- man, Inquiring Reporter for Spokesman, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Biology Cluh, Treasurer for the Sophomore Class. Lawrence Den more Cross Elementary Education Germantown, Maryland Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Student Mary- land Slate Association, Intramural, Track. Football. Basketball. Seniors 73 Gloria Joan Cunningham Malhomalics Richmond. Virginia Student Union Committee, Matii C|yl� , Steering Committee. Freshman Orii iH' tion Committee. Committis. Computer, Wendy Eli aheth Cutler Elementary Education Baltimore. Maryland M.S.T.A.. Elementary Kdiieation Ch,l . Charm Clul), Softball Club. Volunt r Worker for Student Union. Sandra Gale Dabney Elementary Education Jersey City. New Jersey Lampado Sweetheart 1968. French Club, Dean’s List. Student M.S.T.A. Dailey Mar Far lane Art Education Baltimore. Maryland Art Club, Intramural Football and Bas- ketball. Ellen Dash ir 11 Home Economics Education Baltimore. Maryland Della Sigma Theta Sorority, Aloha Phi Alpha Fraternity Sweetheart 1968-1970. Dean’s List. Hattie I . Carter Home Eco- nomics Club. Ira Aldridge Players 1967- 1968. Promethean, Kappa Tau Honor Society 1967-1968. Elaine T. Davis Elementary Education Baltimore. Maryland Student M.S.T.A.. Student National Edu- cational Association. 74 Seniors Morris Alexander Davis Geography Richmond. Virginia Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship. Geography Club. C.I.O. Representative, Gamma Theta Upsilon. National Geo- graphic Society. Renee Annette Davis English Baltimore. Maryland English Club, French Club. Baptist Club. Sherman Davis Geography Baltimore, Maryland President of Gamma Thea Upsilon 1970-1971. Marathon Football. Senior Class Float and Trip Committee. Dean's List, Geography Department Student As- sistant. Alfred Winfield Day Political Science Baltimore, Maryland Gladys Mae Demhy Elementary Education Ccntrcvillc, Maryland Phullip Dennis Biology Baltimore, Maryland Dean's List. Promethean Kappa Tau, Biology Club, Secretary Freshman Year. Senior 75 Sharon Faye Dennis Sociology Shady Side. Mary land Secretary of the C.I.O., Gamma Sigma Sigma. National Service Sorority. Gwendolyn Deveaux Elementary Education Philadelphia, Pa. Public Relations Committee, Choir. Charm Club, M.S.T.A.. Baptist Club. Marilyn Ann Dohyns Elementary Education Baltimore. Maryland S.M.S.T.A.. Elementary Education Club, Student Union, Student Government As- sociation. Publicity Manager 1970. John Michael Dorsey French Baltimore. Maryland Dean's List. French Club. Spanish Club. Intramural Sjmrls. iS Timothy Louis Douglas Mathematics Baltimore, Maryland Algena Dreakward Biology Philadelphia, Pa. 76 Seniore Patricia E. Dunaway Sociology Baltimore. Maryland Modern Dance Club 66-68. Lolia J. Duncan Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland M.S.T.A. 70-71. Yvonne L. Dnngeo English Baltimore, Maryland Spokesman Staff. Marvellc Edclin Elementary Education AnnajMdis. Maryland Council on Student Conduct 68-71. Pro- methean Staff 70-71, Computer Club. Committee on Student Activities and Special Events, M.S.T.A. Dorothy E. Edwards Mathematics Baltimore, Maryland Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Home Economies Club 1966-68. Student Union Traffic Committee 1%9. Franklin Leroy Edmonds Busi ness Adm i nisi ration Baltimore, Maryland Marketing Club. Society Advancement «if Management. Seniors 77 Caricnc EgglcMon Mathematics Baltimore. Maryland Mathematics Club 1970. Committee on Student Life. Connie L. Eiland Elementary Education Washington. D. C. Spanish Club, Modern Dance. Sybil Faye Emerson Sociology Baltimore. Maryland Secretary Sociology Student Organiza- tion, A.u.P.ILA. Program. Vallcn L. Emery Jr. Pre-Mod Baltimore, Maryland American Chemical Society. Pre-Mod Club. Intramurals. Kappa Alpha Psi Fra- ternity Inc., Food Service Committee. Business Manager Junior Class. Home- coming Committee. Darrick T. Estes English Philadelphia. Pa. Track Team 1967-68. Kappa Alpha |� sj Fraternity 1969. Men’s Dormitory C „ln cil 1967-70, President Academic Cahi« 1%9. Dwight Rogers Evans Mathematics Baltimore, Maryland Wrestling Team, 3 Times C.I.a . Champ. 78 Senior� JoAnne Gainc Evans History Baltimore, Maryland Afro-American Society. Marsha Maria Evans Economics Baltimore, Maryland Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Epistoleus 1969. Miss Alpha Delta 1970, Iota Phi Theta Court. Promethean Kappa Tail. Economics Society. Charm Cluh. Junior Class President, Dean’s List, Secretary Freshman Class. Joyce E. Everett Sociology Philadelphia. Pa. Y.W.C.A. (2 years). Sociology Cluh. Anna Ewart Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland Gamma Sigma Sigma National Service Sorority. Sect, of Student Court ‘69, Stu- dent M.S.T.A.. Student Gov’t Carnival 1969 and 1970. Onyechege 1 rmoha Jude Fmcala International Studies Nigeria. West Africa President, Sophomore Class 1968: Am- hassador for International Students in Baltimore; Secretary, International Stu- dents Assoc. 68-69; President. Newman Cluh; President, International Students Assoc. 69-70; President's Academic Council 68-69; 70 1st Place Winner Alpha Phi Alpha Public Speaking Con- test 68: 10th Place Winner, IJ. S. For- eign Students Essay Contest 68. Mary A. Fayall Elementary Education Baltimore. Maryland Member of Tin- Democratic Cluh. Seniors 79 Ronald J. Frasier Elementary Edu ation Baltimore, Mil. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. Chairman of Student Activities and S|� erial Event Concert Choir. M.S.T.A., Promethian Staff. Robert James Ferguson Art Baltimore. Mil. Art Club. Advanced R.O.T.C. Officer’ Club. Sherlon Ferguson Mathematics Richmond, Va. Groove Phi Groove Socia. Fellowship, Math Club. Swanxman Club. Patrick Fernandez Biology Baltimore. Md. Biology .Club. Ricarda Alberta Finley Art Education Baltimore. Md. Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society 1967-68. Art Club. Life Guard. Brenda Erla Fitzgerald Sociology McKcnncy. Va. Student Government. Concert Choir. Baptist Club. Dramatics Club. 80 Senior� Linda Ruth Fitzgerald Busings Administration Piscata way, N. J. Marketing Clui� , Economics Club, Charm Club. Dean’s List, Baptist Club. Eugene Floyd Lawson Jr. Biology Baltimore, Md. Toni Fonteno Education N. Y. C.. N. Y. Charm Club, N.E.A.. Omega Psi Phi Line Queen 1968, Dean’s List 1969, Member of the National Studies Assoc. Harold D. Ford Business Administration Baltimore. Md. Iota Phi Theta Fraternity Ind., Marketing Club. Linda V. Forsyth Sociology Hyattsville, Md. Sociology Cluh. Eddie Franklin Sociology-Anthropology H vre De Grace . Senior� 81 Raymond E. Franklin Business Administration Hoboken, N. J, Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship Inc., Intramural Football. Intramural Basketball. Carol Frisby Elementary Education Baltimore, Md. Benjamin R. Fuller Physics- Mathematics Baltimore, Md. Physics Club. Veterans Club, Co-Sip Pro- gram. Dcnicia Fulton French Baltimore. Md. French Club, Spanish Club. Ronald Vincent Gaines History Baltimore, Md. I isundra Rosalind Gaither Sociology Severn, Md. Sociology Club 1969-71. 82 Senior r James Garrcil Jr. Ph sical Education Baltimore, Md. Football. Wrestling. Joyce Garrett Sociology-Social Welfare Newark. N. J. Baptist Club, Y.W.C.A.. Social Welfare Club. Tutor. Johnnie Mae Gatling Sociology Baltimore. Md. Patricia Lyles Gerald French Baltimore. Md. French Club. Promethean Tau Freshman Honor Society. Willie James Germany Physical Education Jessup. Howard. Md. Football Team. Intramural Baskcll all. Intramural Track Team. Physical Educa- tion Club. Intramural Softball. Wilbur Clifton Gib Jr. Economies Baltimore. Md. Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc.. R.O.T.C. Officer's Club. Economics Soci- ety. i i Senior 83 Kenneth T. Gill Elementa ry' Education Baltimore, Md. Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship. M.S.T.A.. Intramural Football. Dean's List. Doris L. Gillespie Psychology Orangeburg, S. C. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Miss Delta Attendant. Charm Club. Psychological Society, Educational Affairs Comm., Sen- ior Mentor, Federation of Presidents, Promethean Staft’. Senior Class Steering Comm.. Who's Who in American Col- leges and Universities. Charles Alvin Gilliam Science Education Baltimore. Md. James Gittings Elementary Education Baltimore, Md. Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship Inc., Delta Sweetheart 1969-71. Juanita C. Givens English Baltimore. Md. Spokesman Reporter. English Club. Pauline Glenn History Bordentown, N. J. Y.W.C.A.. History Club, Charm Club. M.S.T.A. 84 Senior Gloria Bridget Gray Chemistry Baltimore, Sid. American Chemical Society. Pre-Med Club. Bela Kappa Chi National Scientific Honor Society 1970-71. Gloria Ann Green Elementary Education Baltimore, Md. iw List 1969. Softball Team 1968- 69, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority. Grammateus of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority. Winona Alexandria Green Elementary Education Baltimore. Md. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Chairman of Service Projects. Promethean Section Editor. Student M.S.T.A., Student Na- tional Education Assoc., Elementary Education Club, Student-Faculty Ele- mentary Education Committee, Fresh- man Orientation Week Comm., Attend- ant to Miss Morgan, Dean’s List 1969. 1970, 1971. Terry F. Greene Business Administration Alexandria. Va. Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc., Pershing Rifles. Jazz Band. Football. Bobby J. Griffin Geography Baltimore, Md. Gamma Theta Episilon Honor Society, Soccer, Dean’s List, Marathon Football. Eleanor Regina Gross Mathematics Churchton, Md. Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society, Soror of Gamma Sigma Sigma Sorority. Justice of Student Court. Senior Mentor. Miss Alpha Phi Omega. Senior 85 Gwendolyn Ann Goines Music Education Baltimore, Md. Concert Choir, M.E.N.C. Ronald Luis Gome . Business Administration Baltimore, Md. Cooperative Education, Wrestling Team 1963. Rifle Team 1963, Fresh man Sima- tor. Dean’s List. Veteran’s Club. Society for Advancement of Management. lama Goodman Economics Baltimore, Md. Economics Club. Morgan Choir. Dean’s List 1970. Mary Ann Goodson Sociology Baltimore, Md. Apostolic Club, Sociology Club. Marion T. Graham Sociology Baltimore, Md. Ronald Grant Business Administration Baltimore, Md. Football Team. Senior Toni R. Hackclt Elementary Education Baltimore, Mel. Arthur L. Hall Business Administration Baltimore, Md. Sharon C. Hall Sociology Severn, Md. Charm Club. Sociology Club. Sylvia Candy Hall Mathematics Baltimore. Md. Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society, Math Club. S.A.C.S. Computer Club. Dean’s List 1967-70. Robert Craig Hammond History Seat Pleasant. Md. Gamma Theta Upsilon, Phi Alpha Theta, Morgan Stale Rifle Team. Nathaniel S. Hamton History Detroit. Michigan Varsity Football. Seniors 87 Arthur D. Hardeman Business Administration Lynchburg. Va. Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship Inc. v Stanley M. Harmon Mathematics Baltimore. Md. Promethean Staff. Swimming Tearj, Track Team. Math Club. Alan F. Harris Business Administration Annapolis, Md. R.O.T.C. Advanced. Intramural Sports. Watson’s Rangers. Albin W. Harris Biology Baltimore, Md. Biology Club, Pre-Med Club. Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society. Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society. Watson's Rangers. Reginald Floyd Harris Biology Baltimore. Md. Biology Club. 88 Senior� Lynn Augustine Harrison Elementary Education Baltimore. Md. Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, Ira Al- dridge Players, 2 years. Promethean Kappa Tail Honor Society, Student-Fac- ulty Education Committee. Miles C. Harrison. Jr. Pre-Medical Biolog) Baltimore, Md. Pros, of Freshman Class, Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society, Soph. Sena- tor, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Junior Senator, Who's Who In American Col- leges and Universities, Beta Kappa Chi Scientific Honor Society, Varsity Swim-’ ming. Varsity Lacrosse, Biology Dept. Honor Scholor, Dean's List 4 Years, Pre- Med. Club. Neal Ellsworth Harvey Science Education Baltimore. Md. Alpha Phi Omega, Ira Aldridge Players. Biology Club, Science Education Club. Joseph Haskins. Jr. Economics Baltimore. Md. Lynn Hawkins Sociology Washington. D. C. Sociology Club 2 Years. Andrew F. Hayes Business Administration Baltimore, Md. Grove Phi Grove Social Fellowship Inc., C.I.O. Representative, Swanxman Club 1969. Seniora 89 Gregory Hayes Business Administration Pemerton, Now Jersey Black Law Students Association, Concert Choir. Omrga Psi Phi Fraternity. Inc. Odessa Mae Hoggins Sociology-Socia I Welfare Baltimore. Maryland Sociological Student Organization. Earlcnc Henderson Home Economics Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania Rene Johnson Hendrick Elementary Education Baltimore. Maryland Charm Club. Baptist Club, S.M.S.T.A.. Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society. Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society. Kappa Delta Pi Honor Society in Education. Jerome Hendricks Art Education Baltimore. Maryland President of Student Art Association 69- 70. Peyton Herbert Political Science Annapolis. Maryland Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society. Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. Member of the Golf Team. Pn-sident Council. R.O.T.C. Advanced Corps Outstand- ing Freshman Cadet, Scholastic Achieve- ment Wreath. Distinguished Military Stu- dent. 90 Seniors Beverly Anne Heyward Mathematics Baltimore, Maryland Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society, Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, Beta Kappa Chi National Honor Society, Pi Mu Epsilon. Mahalie Jaye Highsmith Sociology Baltimore. Maryland Jo Anne Leslie Hill Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Inc., Pyra- mid Guo, Kappa Delta Pi Educational Honor Society, Student Maryland State Teacher’s Association. Promethean Year- book — Ad Manager. Dean's List (1968-1970). I-essie Hill Political Science Newark, New Jersey Eva Patrica Holland Sociology Jersey City, New Jersey Charm Cluh. Sociology Club, hood Serv- ice Committee, Promethean Staff. Cary I.. Holland Political Science Baltimore. Maryland Alpha Phi Omega National Service Fra- ternity. Inc., Food Service Committee, Associate Justice Student Court. Prom- ethean Representative, Baltimore Sym- phony Society, Men’s Dormitory Coun- cil, Council on Student Life, C.I.O. Rep- resentative, Band. Federation of Presi- dents, Morgan Tutorial Project, Spokes- man, Board of Election Supervisors. In- tramural Football. Seniors 91 Elizabeth Lynn Holley Mathematics Baltimore. Maryland Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society. Mathematics Club. Pi Mu Epsilon Frater- nity. National Honor Society in Mathe- matics. S.A.C.S. Computer Club, ifc.ja Kappa Chi National Honor Society. Robert Holmes Sociology Watcrbury, Connecticut Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc.. So- ciological Student Organization. Charlotte Yvonne Holt Economics Baltimore, Maryland Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society. Charm Club. Economics Society 1969-1970 Secretary. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority — Undergraduate Member at 1-arge 1968-69. Parliamentarian 1969- 70. Chairman Food Service Committer- 1969-1970. Freshman. Sophomore. Junior and Senior Classes Senator. President Pro Tempore Student Senate 1970-71. Concert Choir 1969-1970. Chamber Choir 1969-1970, Chairman of Rules and Judici- ary Committee. President of the Federation of Presidents 1970-71. Student Faculty Committer- : Student Life, Social Affairs, Homecoming and Tra- dition� . Senior Mentor. Dran'� Ii� t Honor Student. Mathematic Club. Who’� Who in American Uni- versities and Colleges 1969-1971, Committee for Second Mile Award 1970. President's Academic Cabinet 1970-1971. Ford Foundation Scholar in Economic� . Atlanta University Summer 1970- 1971. Patricia LaVcttc Holtsclaw Buxine � Administration Baltimore, Maryl.mil Spokesman Staff. Chief Typist 1967, Freshman Orientation Committee, Promethean Staff 1970. S.A.M. Buxine Society. Marketing Club. Dean' List Honor Student. Program Committee — Cen- tennial Ball. Student Union Publicity Committee. Special Assistant to S.C.A. Vice-President. Robert Hopkins Elementary Education Baltimore. Maryland Teresa Avonnc House Business Administration Baltimore, Maryland Marketing Club, S.A.M.. Economic� So- ciety. 92 Seniors Deborah Lydia Howard Home Economic� Education Baltimore, Maryland Hattie Carter Home Economic� Club 1%6. Charm Club 1967, Dean’s List 1970. Spanish Club 1968. David Doxie Humphries Art Education Baltimore. Maryland Art Club. Judge for the 1970 Homecom- ing Events. Girina Hunegnan Business Administration Addis Ababa. Ethiopia French Club, Overseas Student Union, Treasurer of the Pan African Student As- sociation 1969. Preston T. Hurt! Jr. Accounting Baltimore. Maryland Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Business Manager — Spokesman, Intramural Sports. Carolyn E. Hux Sociology-Social Welfare Baltimore. Maryland Promethean Kappa Tati Honor .Society, Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society. Sociolo- gical Students Organization 1967-1971. Sheila L. Irvin History Baltimore. Maryland Senior� 93 Tiliih Lovell Ivory Business Adminislralion Charlotle. North Carolina Football 1967-1971. Marketing Club 1970-1971. Swimming Team 1968-1971. Joyce Elaine Jackson Sociology Baltimore. Maryland Sociology Cluh. Lucy Ann Jackson Elementary Education Chatham. Virginia Charm Cluh. Baptist Cluh. Education Club. Majorette. Maryland Slate Teach- er’s Association. Peggy Ann Jackson Elementary Education Baltimore. Maryland Honor Student. Richard A. Jackson Physical Education Baltimore. Maryland Football Team. Wrestling Team, Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship Inc.. Phys- ical Education Cluh. Gonzales Jacobs Physical Education Baltimore. Maryland Physical Education Cluh, lota Phi Theta Fraternity. Senior� Sara Jacobs French Baltimore, Maryland Promethean Tan Honor Society, French Club. German Club. Neal M. Jancy Political Science Baltimore, Maryland Dean's List. Alpha Kappa Mu Honor So- ciety. Chief Justice Student Court, Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universi- ties. Black Law Conferences, Student Union. Spokesman Staff. Clarence Albert Jeffers III Biology Millington, Maryland Biology Club. Morgan Marching Band, Concert Band, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. Cassandra Jefferson Psychology Baltimore. Maryland Psi Chi National Honor Society, Psycho- logical Society. James Andrew Jenkins Mathematics Baltimore, Maryland Helen Kay Jennifer English Baltimore. Maryland English Club. Spanish Club. S|H kesman. Lambdu Iota Tau, Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society. Senior� 95 Marian C. Jennings Elementary Education Baltimore. Md. IX-an's List. Student Member of Mary- land State Teachers Association 1969-71- Spencer L. Jennings Business Administration Queens, New York, New York Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Sophomore Class President 1967. Junior Class Presi- dent 1968. Student Government Public Relations Man 1969. Dean’s List 1969- 70. Valeric A. Jeter Sociology Richmond, Va. Sociology Club 2 Years, Math Club 2 Years. Christine C. Johnson Elementary Education Baltimore. Md. Student M.S.T.A. 1970-71, Dean’s List 1969-71, Promethean Staff, Chairman — Fund Raising Committee of Student M.S.T.A., Student Life Committee — Promethean 1970-71. Donald V. Johnson History Belleville. New Jersey Track 1966-67, French Club 1970-71. Esther Johnson History Baltimore. Md. Modern Dance Club 1967, Social Science Club 1968-69. 96 Senior Linda Janice Johnson English Education Baltimore, Md. English Club 1968-71. Dean � List 1%9. Lewis L. Johnson Mathematics Chance, Md. Omega Psi Phi, Computer Science Club. Societv for Physics, Intramural Basket- ball, Football. Softball. Maritha Jac juclecn Johnson English-Speech Columbia. South Carolina Promethean Kappa Tau 1967-68. Dean’s List, Charm Club, English Honor Socie- ty, 2nd Vice Pres. Delta Sigma Theta So- rority. Inc., Ira Aldridge Players, Senior Mentor 1970-71. Matthew Johnson History Baltimore. Md. Micah Z. Johnson Sociology Washington, D. C. Sociology Club 3 Years, Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society, Dean’s List. Nina Lee Johnson Physical Education Washington, I). C. Gamma Sigma Sigma National Service Sorority. Miss Service” of Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity 1970-71, Majorette 1967-70, Health and Physical Education Club 1967-68. Seniora 97 Patricia Johnson Sociology Baltimore, Mil. Sociologi al Student Organization. Sc� ,j„r Class Float Committee Chairman. Patricia Johnson Physical Education Baltimore, Mil. Physical Education Majors Club, W,f|1|. cn’s Baskethall Team 1967-69, Worn� ..,’ Softball Team 1968-69. A.A.H.PT | 1968-70. Phillip R. Johnson Mathematics Baltimore. Md. Sylvester Johnson History Baltimore. Mil. Young Peoples Historical Society of Bal- timore, Undergraduate Field Research in History on The Hippie and Society. Dean's List. Toni Irene Johnson Sociology Severn. Md. Charm Club 1967-68, Sociology Club 1967-71. Educational Affairs Committee 1970-71. Senior Mentor. Vaughn Johnson Art Education Bowie. Md. Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship. Art Club. Council on Student Life, Fede- ration of Presidents. Pres, of the Council of Independent Organizations. 98 Seniors Tcrrcllc E. Jolley Elementary Education Salisbury. Md. Concert Choir. Delta Sigma Theta Sorori- ty, Committee on Convocation an«l Stu- dent Events, Board of Election Supervi- sors. Committee on Student Activities. Elliott Cornelius Jones Elementary Education Baltimore. Md. Football Team 4 Years. Frederick M. Jones Political Science Jamestown. New York Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. Gail Lynnette Chambers Jones Elementary Education Baltimore. Md. Student M.S.T.A. Glenn Allen Jones Geography Baltimore, Md. Gamma Theta Upsilon. Janice Marie Jones Home Economics Philadelphia. Pa. Y.W.C.A. 1967-68, Sophomore Senator. Phi Beta Sigma Sweetheart 1967-68, Ma- jorette 1968-71. Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, American Home Economics Association. Senior 99 Leon Jones Business Administration Baltimore, Md. Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment. Commerce Club. Alpha pj,i Omega. Rita Arlene Jones Elementary Education New Haven. Conn. Chapel Choir. S.M.S.T.A.. Charm Club. Robert L. Jones. Jr. Science Education Baltimore, Md. Curtis Kane Sociology Charlotte Hall. Md. Alpha Phi Omega National Service Fra- ternity. Zeta Phi Beta Gent 1970-71. Freshman Orientation Committee, Board of Election Supervisors. Men’s Dormito- ? Council, Sociology Club. Ira Aldridge layers. Spokesman Staff Reporter. Joanne E. Hammond Kelly- Home Economics Baltimore. Md. Home Economics Club 1966-71. Hattie P. Carter Club 1969-71. Wendell M. Kelly. Jr. Business Administration Georgetown, South Carolina Alpha Phi Omega National Service Fra- ternity, Assistant Public Defender. Stu- dent Court. Marathon Football. 100 Senior Jerald Michael Kerr Business Administration-Accounting Baltimore, Md. Candidate for Certified Public Accoun- tant's Examination — November, 1971. Sandra L. Kcss Art Education Baltimore, Md. Art Club. Rosa M. Kelter Sociology Baltimore. Md. Sociology Student Organization, Y.W.C.A.. Charm Club. Interfaith Coun- cil. Conchita Mercedes King Biology Simpsonvillc, Md. P.K.T.. Y.W.C.A., Biology Club. Pre- Med Club. American Chemical Society, Departmental Honor Scholar, Phi Beta Kappa — National Science Honor Socie- ty- Joycie M. King Business Administration Baltimore, Maryland Richard A. King Sociology Washington, D. C. Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Vico Basilcus. Dean of Pledgees, Promethean Kappa Tau Freshman Honor Society, Sport In- lermurals, Dormitory Council, Food Service Committee, Assistant to the Pri - idem Lloyd Administration, Panhellenic Council Representative. Freshman Orien- tation Committee, Spokesman Staff, Eve- ning Student Council, District Young Democrats Clubs, French Clubs, Junior Class Senator. Miss Morgan Campaign Manager. Literary Editor Promethean, Magistrate Student Court, Urban Crisis Convention Delegate. Magistrate Student Court. Senior� 101 Jonathan V. Kirby Physical Education Annapolis. Md. Alpha Phi Omega National Service Frjt -rniiy, Most Outstanding Brother of the Year Awar | if Alpha Phi Omega 1969-70. Sergeant at Arm� 1969- 71, Sweetheart of Gamma Sigma Sigma Na- tional Service Sorority 1970-71. Intramur.il Base- ball. Football and Basketball Team 1969-71. Louise A. La Franque History Education St. Thomas. V. I. President Intcrfaith Council 1970-71. Vice Presi- dent 1969-70. President Lutheran Club 1969-71. Member Canterbury Club 1969-71. Eugene Byers Education Award For Christian Witness 1970, Vice President Oversea� Club 1970-71, Freshman Orientation Committee 1969. Senior Mentor 1970- 71. Phi Alpha Theta National History Honor Society. Council on Student life Committer. Maggie Christian Lane Business Administration Baltimore, Md. Delta Mu Honor Society. Society for Ad- vancement of Management. S.A.M. Re- cording Secretary, Marketing Club. Madeline Diana Langhome Home Economics Education Baltimore, Md. Runner and Scorckccpcr for Swimming Team. Treasurer of Hattie P. Carter Home Economics Club, Member of Mod- ern Dance Group. Senior Representative for Home Economics Club. Apostolic Club of M.S.C.. Senior Trip Committee. Homecoming Committee for Home Eco- nomics. Charm Club. Edward Gaines Lansey Jr. Physical Education Baltimore. Md. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc., Chair- man President’s Academic Cabinet 1968-71, Varsity Swimming Team 1966- 70, One of America’s Outstanding Col- lege Athletes 1969-71. Mr. Health and Physical Education 1969-70, Physical Education Club 1965-71, Promethean Staff 1969-71. Student Member of Mary- land State Teachers Association 1909-71. The American Association of Health and Physical Education and Recreation 1965-71, As. Swimming and Diving Coach 1970-71, As. Dean of Pledge Club 1970-71. T. Wallis Lansey Elementary Education Baltimore, Md. 102 Senior� Olinila V. Lasenby History Cary, Indiana Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Inr., M.S.T.A. Mary Charlene Lawson Political Science Baltimore. M l. Editor of 1971 Promethean, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Inc., Miss Second Battal- ion. Junior Class Senator. Who � Who in American Colleges and Universities. Fed- «•ration of Presidents, Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society, Chairman of Miss Morgan Coronation 1969-70. Member of President � Academic Cabinet. Hattie Mae I ath Biology Baltimore. Md. Biology Club Pres., Pre-Mcd Club Sec., Gamma Sigma Sigma Service Sorority, Beta Kappa Chi Honor Society, Sub-com- mittee for Morgan-Penn. Proj« cl. Nola Dianne Lee Home Economics Education Williamsburg, Va. Band 1965-70. Majorette 1965-70, Head Majorette 1967-70. Omega Playmate, Miss Lamado, M.H.E.A.. Home Econom- ics Club 1965-70. Spokesman 1965-67. Paul Edward Lee Business Administration Baltimore. Md. Economics Club. Benjamin H. Lewis III Business Administration Baltimore. Maryland Track Team. Cross-Country. Captain Track Team, S«-c. « f Iota Phi Theta Fra- ternity, Inc.. Chairman Budget and Fi- nance Gimmittee, Chairman of Student Loan Fund Committee, Assistant Comp- troller Student Government, Comptroller Student Government. Member of Federa- tion of Presidents. Senior 103 Harriet Colleen Lewis Mathematics Baltimore, Md. Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society Joyce A. Lewis Business Administration Freeman, Va. Society for the Advancement of Manor,,, ment. Marketing Club. Larry L. Lewis Mathematics Baltimore, Md. Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society, Alpha Phi Omega National Service Fra- ternity, Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, Computer Club. Charter Member of Pi Mu Epsilon Math Honor Society, Math Club. German and French Clubs. Co-op- erative Education, Society for Advance- ment of Management, Track. Leslie L. Lewis, Jr. Business Administration Baltimore, Md. Vice-President for the Society for the Ad- vancement of Management, Pres, of S.A.M., Intramural Basketball 1969-71, Audio-Visual Aids 1970-71. Marvin Edward Lewis Geography Baltimore, Md. Gamma Theta Upsilon. Marching and Concert Band, Stage Band. Viola Olivia Tutman Lewis Sociology-Anthropology Baltimore. Md. 104 Senior� Martha Christine Linear Elementary Education Baltimore. Maryland Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society, Dean's List 1968-1970. Kappa Delta Pi Educational Honor Society, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.. Chaplain and Assist- ant Corresponding Secretary of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Inc.. M.S.T.A.. Yearbook Staff — Ad Committee, Com- mittee on Elementary Curriculum. Patricia Dianne Little Home Economics Education I anham, Maryland Hattie P. Carter Home Economics Club, American Home Economics Association. Maryland Home Economics Association. Gerald Alfred Frederick I-ogan History Staten Island, New York Pre-Law Student Association, Student Court. Track Team 1967. Ada Cassandra Ia ve Sociology Baltimore, Maryland Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society, Sociology Club. Dean's List 1967-1969. Jerome A. Lumpkin Business Administration Baltimore. Maryland Marketing Club. Kappa Alpha Psi. S.A.M. Jerry Claude Lymas History Union. South Carolina Vicr-Prr i lenl of Student Government 1970-1971. Morgan State College Board of Visitors 1969-1971. Board of Director� Morgan State College Founda- tion. Student Senator 1968-1970. Prr� i«lent Pro Tempore Student Senate 1969-70. D.O-W. Holme Debate Society 19681971. President of Baptist Club, Industrial Relation� Committee 1969-1971. Men'� Dormitory Council 1967-1970. R.O.T.C. Advanced Corps Chairman. Selection Committee of Dean of Students 1970. Chairman. Selection Committee of Director of Student Activities 1970. Committee on Convocation and Student Life 1970-71. Program Coordinator Men'� Dormitory. Seniors 105 David Frank Mark Art Education Baltimore. Maryland Football. Wrestling, Track and Field. Art Club. Marria Maddox Physical Education Baltimore. Maryland Modern Dance Group. Field Hockey Team. Women Swimming Team. Physi- cal Education Club. W.R.A.A.. Miss Physical Education. Alpha Mu Honor So- ciety. Sports Information Manager. Vice- President of W.R.A.A. Lynne C. Mallory Elementary Education Baltimore. Maryland S.M.S.T.A.. Student National Education Association. Freshman Class Vice-Presi- dent 1965. Walter Mallory Jr. Chemistry Baltimore. Maryland Debate Society. American Chemical Soci- ety. Beverly A. Marshall Physical Education Baltimore. Maryland Physical Education Club. A.A.H.P.E.R. Member. Anita Romainc Matthews Elementary Education Severn, Maryland Social Committee Freshman Class 1967- 1968. Secretary Harper House 1967- 1968. 106 Senior Janicc Francinc Matthews Mathematics Elk ridge, Maryland Promethean Kappa Tau, Dean’s List, Honor Program. Math Club. Pi Mu Epsi- lon. Stephen Mason Mathematics Baltimore. Maryland Gracy L. Mayo Elementary Education Baltimore. Maryland S.T.M.A. William E. Mays Business Administration Baltimore. Maryland Groove Phi Groove 1964. y Margret Marie McCullum Physical Education Baltimore, Maryland Jacquelyn Velma McGuire Music Education Baltimore, Maryland Promethean Kappa Tau, M.E.N. C., Con- cert Choir, Gamma Sigma Sigma Nation- al Service Sorority. . Senior� 107 Mar) (ane McKesson ! mathematics Baltimore. Maryland Alpha Kappa f'u, Beta Kap| a Chi. Math- ematics Cluh, Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society. Samira Diane McMeekin Elementary Education Baltimore. Maryland Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, S.M.S.T.A. Gregory Lane Meek ins Sociology Camliriilge. Maryland Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society, As. Literary Editor of Spokesman 1969- 1970. Chapel Choir. Concert Choir. Board of Election Supervisors 1968. Daphne Naomi Merritt Elementary Education Crownsvillo, Maryland Alpha Kappa Sorority. Elementary Edu- cation Cluh. Dean's List. Sharon I). Mickens Elementary Education Trenton, New Jersey Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Attendant to Miss Delta, Corresponding Secretary. Richard James Middleton Sociology-Anthropology Baltimore, Maryland Sociological Student Organization. 106 Senioni Clark Miles Business Administration Eden. Maryland Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. Promethean Staff, S.A.M. Ernest Richard Mingo Business Administration Jersey City. New Jersey Student Union Staff, Marketing Cluh 1966-1967. Julia Neale Montgomery. Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland Deanna Jeanette Moore English-Specch Saint Mary s County, Maryland Drama Cluh. Band. Jam- Moore Home Economies Townson. Maryland Faye Yvonne Morchcad Psychology Greensboro, North Carolina Cheering Squad. Psychology Majors Cluh. Afro American Organization, Dor- mitory Council. Seniors 109 Li mar Murris History Bridgeton, New Jersey Band 1967-69, Student Union Executive Committee 1967-69. Senator 1969-71, Faculty Senate. Maria Evette Mosby Psychology Baltimore, Md. Psychological Society. James H. Murphy Business Administration Baltimore, Md. Economics Cluh, Night Supervisor of Dormitory. Henry Leroy Murray Mathematics Queenstown, Md. Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society, Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, Pi Mu Epsilon Honor Society. Math Cluh. Samuel Lloyd Myers Jr. Economics I inham. Md. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Vice- President, Dean of Prokites Historian, Varsity Swimming Team, Spokesman Staff. Promethean Kappa Tau Honor So- ciety, Economics Society, Charter Mem- ber of Economics De| artmcntal Honor Scholar. Dean’s Academic Council, Homecoming and Traditions Committee, Panhcllcnic Rep. Margo Bernadette Myles Art Education Landovcr, Md. Student Government 1969-71, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Inc., Vice Pres, of Junior Class. Art Club, Dormitory Coun- cil. Dean’s Ad-Hoc Committee, Dean’s List. Charm Club, Senator Class Steering Committee. 110 Seniors Donald Nelson History Baltimore. Maryland Spokesman. Cletus I. NNadi Business Administration Awaka-Owerri, East Nigeria Overseas Student Union. French Cluh. Soccer Team. Business Cluh. Co-Captain of Soccer Team. Outstanding College Athlete of America. Newman Cluh. Fi- nancial Secretary of Overseas Union. Thomas E. Noel Mathematics Baltimore. Maryland Carole Veronica Norris English Baltimore. Maryland Spokesman — Reporter 1966-1967, Inner City News Editor 1967-1968. News Editor 1968-1969. Editor-in-Chicf 1969-1970. Editor of Anthology 1970- 1971, Resident Academic Cabinet 1968- 1970. Federation of Presidents, College Council. Council on Student Life. Stu- dent Government Association. Commit- tee on Student Publication, M.S.C., Rep- resentative to U.S. Press Association Convention. Hope Joe Okeke Economics Baltimore. Maryland President of the Overseas Union. Vice- President of tin- Newman Cluh. Secretary of Overseas Union. Captain of the Soccer Team. Economies Cluh. President Acade- mic Cabinet, Federation of Presidents. Dean’s List, Honor Student. Franklin Augustus Owens III Physical Education Pasadena. Maryland Swimming Team. Seniors 111 Jeanne Owen� Elementary Education Jersey City, New Jersey Student M.S.T.A.. Modern Dance Cl b 1967-68. Lawrence B. Owens Physical Education Baltimore. Md. Physical Education Majors Clui� . Swattx- man Club. Groove Phi Groove Social Fel- lowship. Inc., Varsity Football T m 1968-70. Jacqueline Pailin Home Economies Education Raper, .North Carolina Hattie P. Carter Home Economics Club, Charm Club, Band. Majorette. Carol Ann Parker Sociology Baltimore, Sid. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Inc.. French Club, Sociology Club 1967-71. Cheryl A. Parker Hi tor Washington. I). C. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Inc., Basil- eus 1970, Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society, French Club, Panhellenie Coun- cil Secretary. Federation of Presidents, Dean’s List 1967-70. Randolph Bradshaw Parker Mathematics Baltimore, Md. 112 Srniois I Annie B. Parrot! Elementary Education Baltimore. Md. M.S.T.A.. Maryland Education Associa- tion. Committee on Mental Health. Caryl Ingrid Parrott Sociology St. Thomas, Virgin Islands Sociology Club. Ronald Edward Penn Business Administration Baltimore. Md. Promethean. Spokesman. Vice-Pres. Marketing Club. Society for Advance- ment of Management, Ira Aldridge Players. Senior Class Committees. S.G.A. Social Affairs. Lcn Sherwood Perry Economies Baltimore, Md. Magistrate Student Court. Intensive Sum- mer Studies Program. Intercollegiate Athletic Association. Exchange Student. Morgan-Amhcrst, Economics Society. Beverly Reid Pickett Home Economics Education Baltimore. Md. Hattie P. Carter Home Economics Club. H.E.R.S., American Home Economics Association. Student Chairman 1969-70, Honor Student, Scroller Club Sweetheart Court. Alvin Pierce Biology Baltimore. Md. A.C.S. American Chemistry Society. Chemistry Club, Iota Phi Theta Fraterni- ty. N.A.A.C.P. Senior� 113 Lamont Charles Pittman Jr- Sociolog)’ Long Island City. New York . Freshman Basketball Tram. Iniran J Softball anil Basketball. Sociology Veterans Club. Clarice Pitts Sociology Baltimore. Md. Sociology Club. Larry Edward Pollard Business Administration Baltimore. Md. Earl T. Pollock Biology Miami. Florida Biology Club 1968-71. Constance LeVerne Powell Psychology Winston-Salem. North Carolina Charm Club. Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society. Psychological Society, Omega Psi Phi Playmate. Alpha Knp| a Alpha Sorority, Panhellenic Council Cor responding Secretary. Dean’s List. Samira Evon Powell History Newport New� . Va. 114 Senior Donald H. Prieater Physics Warietta, Pennsylvania President of the Physics Club, President of the Beta Kappa Chi Honor Society, Rifle Team. Computer Club. Paulette A. Pumphrcy Elementary Education Silver Springs. Maryland Social Studies Club. Charm Club. S.M.S.T.A.. N.E.A., Freshman Orienta- tion Committee. Black Student League, Afro-American Society, Jr. Class Home- coming Float Committee. Robert L. Quarles. Jr. Mathematics Baltimore. Maryland Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Historian. Vice-President of the Mathematics Club. S.A.M. Economics Society. Intramural Football and Baskcti� all. Michael 0. Ramsey Political Science Baltimore. Maryland Founder ofTau Alpha Upsilon. Assistant Public Defender, Public Relations Stu- dent Union, Assistant to President of the Student Government. Vice-President of Tau Alpha Upsilon. Associate Justice of Student Court. Afro-American Society, Black Law Students League. David L. Rascoc Political Science Baltimore. Marylund Promethean Kap|� u Tau Honor Society. Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Socie- ty. Veterans Club. Gioretta Ray Physical Education Washington. I). C. Promethean Kappa Tau, Alpha Kappa Mu, Physical Education Majors Club. Cheerleading S piad. Choir. Baptist Club. Senior US Iri L. Redmon English Baltimore. Maryland Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, French Club, Parliamentarian 70, l.aml� oda lota Tau Honor Society, English Club. DeVera Yvonne Redmond Business Administration Baltimore, Maryland Marketing Club. S.A.M., Black Student la-ague. Girls Basketball Team. Sandra I,. Redmond Business Education Baltimore. Maryland Business Education Club, Editor in Chief, Typing Club. Homecoming Com- mittee. Orb� Reed Fine Arts Ikdtimore. Mar lan l Art Club. President Art Club. Jacqueline Louise R«-edcr English Baltimore. Maryland Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society, Dean’s List 67-68. French Club 66-68. English Club. Spokesmen Staff 60-70, Student Life Editor — Yearl� ook 70. Clifton Orlandcr Reynolds Mathematics Prince Frederick. Maryland Computer Science Club 67. Math Club 70. 116 Seniors Gary Rice Biology Baltimore. Maryland Omega Psi l‘lii Fraternity, President, V. Pnrsident Biology Clui� , Freshman Orien- tation Committee 68-69. Amelia Richanison Mathematics Baltimore, Maryland Mathematics Club. Society of Computer Science. Barabaru Theresa Richanison Psychology Baltimore, Maryland Recording Secretary of Psi Chi. Psycho- logical Society. Clara Booker Richanison Mathematics Baltimore. Maryland Phyllis Richanison French Kdcn. Maryland Spanish Club 67-70. French Club 67-70. Lillian Odessa Smith Richhurg Klemcntary education Baltimore. Maryland M.S.T.A., Charm Club. History Club. Home Economics Club. Senator. Seniors 117 Judith R. Kicks Elementary Education Buffalo. New York Charm Club, Social Studies Club N.E.A.. S.M.S.T.A.. Black Student League, Afro-American Society, Junior Class Float Committee. Arnice Lorraine Riddick Physical Education Portsmouth, Virginia Morgan State Cheering S |uad. Charm Club, Girls’ Volleyball Team, Basketball Team, Afro-American Society. Victoria Ringgold History Baltimore. Maryland Treasurer Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority. Prosecutor for Student Government. Drucic Jaeinta Roberson Business Administration Salisbury, North Carolina Promethean Staff. Marketing Club, Charm Club, Black Students League. Women’s Softball Team, Society Ad- vancement of Management. Sharon Rolwrson Mathematics Baltimore. Maryland Paula Roberts English Baltimore. Maryland Spokesman Staff. Dean’s List, English Club. Promethean Staff. 118 Senior Shelia Veronica Roberts Physical Education Baltimore. Maryland Volleyball Team. Basketball Intramiirals Beverly Hohinson Elementary Kdiieation Baltimore. Maryland Carla K. Robinson Elementary Kdiieation Baltimore. Maryland Clarenee Artis Roliinson Accounting Fredericksburg. Virginia Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc.. Ameri- can Marketing Association, Commerce Club. Society for the Advancement of Management. Intramural Football. Bas- ketball, Baseball. Advanced ROTC. Re- serve Officers Association. ROTC Club Clarence Everett Robinson. Jr. Sociology Bordcnlown. New Jersey Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity. Senior Class Senator, Vicc-Pri'sidonl of Council of Independent Organization. Vice-Presi- dent of Men’s Dormitory Council. Chair- man of Food Sen ice Committi :, Zeta Phi Bela Cent. ROTC Distinguished Mili- tary Student Janet J. Robinson Sociology Baltimore. Maryland Sociology Club. Faculty Student Commit- tee Senior� 119 Sheri J. Robinson Elementary Education Baltimore. Maryland M.S.T.A.. Arehonian Pledge Club. Charm Club. Poet Theater Group, Na. tional Social Studies Associatum, Nation- al Education Association. Anita Rollins Art Education Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Art Club. Art Club Officer. Samuel Roney Jr. French Baltimore, Maryland Williexia Meadowlark Royal Chemistry Pro-Medicine Baltimore, Maryland American Chemical Society, Chemistry, Basketball Team. Pro-Medicine Club. Brenda G. Russell English Birmingham. Ala. English Club. Afro-American Society, Homecoming Float Committee. Black Student League. Charm Club. Fresh man Orientation Committee. French Club. Monroe Saunders Jr. Sociology Baltimore, Maryland Promethean Kappa Tan. President Academic Cabinet. Apostolic Club, So- ciological Student Organization. Sociolo- gy Student Faculty Committee. 120 Senior. Rachel E. Saunders French Baltimore. Maryland French Club, Promethean Kappa Tau National Honor Society. Alpha Kap| a Mu National Honor Society. Brenda M. Savage Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland Promethean Kappa Tau. S.M.S.T.A. Annie Merle Scott Mathematics Baltimore. Maryland Mathematics Club. Computer Club. Chemistry Bowl. Clarice lartlia Soriber French Baltimore. Maryland French Club. Spanish Club. Benjamin Sccundy Jr. Musi«' Education Washington, I). C. Marching Band, Stage Band, Club M.E.N.C. Sharman Seth Psychology Baltimore. Maryland Senior� 121 Cnvory Shannon Psychology Baltimore. Maryland Michelle Gwcndlyon Shannon Music Education Baltimore. Maryland Music Education National Conference College Choir. Concert Choir. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Inc. Jayne Doby Shaw Business Administration Baltimore. Mary lain I N. M. Carol I Award, Marketing Club. Orrester Shaw Jr. Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship Inc., Student Union Steering Committee, 19681969 Council, C.I.O.. Dean’s List. Student Government, Assistant Dean of Pledge Club 197a 1971. Lester Henry Shcpperson Psychology Baltimore, Maryland Phi Beta Sigma. Veterans Club. Psycho- logical Society, Psycho-Tech-Institute. Patrica Ann Shivers Elementary Education Baltimore. Maryland 122 Seniors Greer Angela Shorter Chemistr) Baltimore, Maryland Student Affiliate of American Chemical Society. Sharon Marie Showcll Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland Apostolic Club. M.S.T.A.. Tutorial Work Study. Wallace H. Sifford. Jr. Sociology Baltimore, Maryland Sociological Society, Dean's List. Market- ing Club. Marshall Bruce Simmons Business Administration Annapolis. Maryland Track. Advanced R.O.T.C., R.O.T.C. Ball Committee. Intramural FooIIkiII. Basket- ball, Baseball and Track. Thomas Edward Sinclair History Education Baltimore. Maryland Phi Bela Sigma Fraternity. Dean's List, French Club. Intramural Footlull, Na- tional Educational Association, M.S.T.A., Secretary of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity. Rachel Kellam Slacum Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland Education Club, M.S.T.A.. Charm Club, Dean’s List, Senior Honor Society, Prom- ethean Tau Honor Society, Education Honor Society. Seniors 123 Janis Alexis Smith Business Education Baltimore, Maryland Modern Dance Crou| , Business Educ tion Club, Homecoming Committee, Ty|fc ing Clui� . Kelia Smith Elementary Education Baltimore, Marylaml Assistant to the President of the Sluder Government. Man land Slate Teacher Association. Reha Lee Beatrice Smith Mathematics Marion. Maryland Charm Cluh, Senior Mentor. Social Chairman of Cummines House 1970- 1971. William Louis Smith Sociology Baltimon;. Maryland William M. Smith Chemistry Baltimore. Maryland Sharon E. Smothers Home Economies Faluealion Baltimore, Maryland Maryland Home Economies Association. Vice-President of the Hattie P. Carter Home Economies Cluh. American Home Economics Association. Typist and Re- porter for Spokesman, Sweetheart of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. Inc. 1969- 1970. 124 Senior� Shirley A. Soekwoll Home Economics-Food ami Nutrition Monroeville. Pennsylvania Promethean Kapp Tail Honor Society, Home Economies Club. Miss Junior Vet- eran's Club 1969, Sphinxman l-ine Queen. Miss Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc., Bela Alpha Chapter, American Home Economics Association, 1970, S|H� kcsman Staff 1969. Rotteri Spivey Jr. Sociology-Anthropology Montclair. New Jersey Veterans Club, Sociology Club. Ronald F. Sprallev Psychology Baltimore. Maryland Computer Science, Veterans Club. Guinevere Coleman Spurlock Political Science Baltimore. Maryland Brenda Staggers Sociology-Anthropology Baltimore, Maryland Wallace Jhon Stevenson Jr. Business Administration Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Promethean Staff, Marketing Club. Public Defender. Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society, Tau Alpha Upsilon Founder. Freshman Orientation Committee, Black Student league, Afro-American Society, Public Relations Committee. Homecoming Com- mittee Junior Class. S.A.M. . Seniors 125 Deanna A. Stewart English Charlotte, North Carolina English Club, Social Committee Freshman Class. Archer Leon Stilh Philosophy Baltimore. Maryland Philosophy Club, Phi Sigma Tau Honor Society. Dissent 1965-1967. Psychology cal Society, Veterans Association M.S.C. 1966, Afro-American Society 196$, Black Awareness Movement 1969. Linda Arlene Stockton Mathematics Baltimore. Maryland Senior Senator 1970-1971. Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Recording Secretary of Delta Sigma Theta, Promethean Kap| a Tau. Rules and Judiciary Committee. Pi Mu Epsilon National Honor Society, Math Club, Promethean Staff. Who's Who in American Colleges 1970-1971. Dean's List. Paul la-ander Stokes Economics Baltimore. Maryland Economics Club, Society for the Ad- vancement of Computer Science 1967- 1969. Marketing Club 1967-1969, Socie- ty for Advancement of Management 1967-1969. Vcalricc St real Home Economics Baltimore. Maryland Sandra Paulette Stukcs Sociology Baltimore, Maryland Intramural Basketball 1969. College Chapel Choir 1967-1968. College Con- cert Choir 1968-1970. Alpha Kappa Mu 1970-1971. Miss Alpha Kappa Mu 1970-1971. Sociological Student Organi- zation 1969-1970. Dean’s List 1968- 1970, Health and Welfare Council. Health and Welfare Gmncil Summer’s Career Program. Smith College School for Social Work Summer Program 1970. 126 Seniors Albert Anzael Sturdivant Mathematics Baltimore, Maryland DcanV List. Mathematic Club. Coopera live Work Study. Inter-City Tutorial Pro- gram. WrotIinu. S.A.C.S. Club. German Club. Kal|ib Allen Sturdivant Chemistry Baltimore. Maryland Advanced R.O.T.C.. Wrestling Team. American Chemical Society. Officer’ Club. United States Chemical Society. Gregor)' T. Style Sociology Baltimore, Maryland Dural Suite Mathematics Baltimore. Maryland Mathematics Club, Advanced R.O.T.C.. R.O.T.C. Officer’s Club. Cassandra France Sutton Elementary Education Baltimore. Marylaml Modern Dance Grou| . S.M.S.T.A., Cor- responding Secretary of S.M.S.T.A. Gary Swift Mathematica Baltimore. Maryland Sou ire's Club. Phi lb-la Sigma. Prom- ethean Kappa Tau Honor Society . Mathe- matics Club, Hospital Administration In- tern Program 1970. Senior� 127 Sharon Bernadette Taliaferro Social Welfare Atlantic City. New Jersey Sociology Organization, Spokesman Staff 1966-1971. Mary Ann Tate Elementary Education Baltimore. Maryland Black Student League, Zeta Phi Beta So- rority. Devov Louise Taylor Elementary Edueation Princess Anne, Maryland Charm Clui� , French Clui� . Eli •menlary Education Club, Student M.S.T.A., Na- tional Education Association, Education- al Affairs Committee — Secretary, Dean's List. Social Committee of Dormi- tory 1968-1970. Sheila Taylor Sociology Baltimore, Maryland Way man W. Taylor, Jr. Business Administration Greensboro, Maryland College Choir, American Marketing As sociation. Intramural Athletics. Larmour Bryan Templeton Mathematics Baltimore, Maryland Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, Bet: Kappa Chi Scientific Honor Society, P Mu Epsilon Mathematics Honor Society Swimming Team, President Academi Council, Justice of Student Court. 128 Senior Kwasi Tcng Political Science Kumasii Ashanti, Ghana Morgan Soccer Team. Manager of the Soccer Team, Overseas Student Union. Co-Founder of the Maryland Chapter of Pan-African Student Association. HI,i nor R. Terry Business Administration Baltimore, Maryland Business Administration Cluh. Home- coming Club, Typing Club. Raymond Theodore Terry Psychology Baltimore. Maryland President of the: Psychology Society, De- bate Team. Wrestling Team. Spokesman Sports Editor, Participant in the National Eastern Science Conference for Social Science. Jean Lorraine Thomas Business Education Charlotte Hall. Maryland Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Busi- ness Education Club, Cheerleader Squad, Spokesman Typist, Freshman Bowl. Joyce L. Thomas Chemistry Charlotte Hall. Maryland American Chemical Society, Student Af- filiate of A.C.S., Newman Club, Pre-Med- ical Club. Dean's List. Marilyn E. Thomas Sociology Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands Charm Club. Canterbury Club. Overseas Club, Thursday Night .Discussion Group. Senior� 129 Ester Thompson Elementary Education Scaford, Delaware Linda Ann Thompson Elementary Education Lexington Park. Maryland Newman Club, Charm Club. Martin Luther Thompson Political Science Baltimore. Maryland Economics Club. Patricia Alberta Thompson Sociology Baltimore, Maryland Sociological Student Organization, Dean’s List. Thelma Diane Thompson Elementary Education Vienna, Maryland Methodist Club. Donald H. Thomas Sociology Baltimore, Maryland Sociology Club. Social Science Club 1968. 130 Senior� J. Larry Thorpe Business Administration Baltimore, Maryland president of the Society for the Advance- ment of Management, Distinguished Mil- itary Student, Cadet Major, Vice-Presi- dent of the R.O.T.C. Officer’s Cluh, Pub- lic Defender of the Student Court, So- cial Assistant to the President of the Stu- dent Government, Dean’s List, Secretary of the Black Law Students Association, R.O.T.C. Rifle Team, Member of Giuncil of Presidents. James Tibbs Business Administration Baltimore, Maryland Cecelia Tilghman Home Economics Education Baltimore. Maryland Home Economics Club, American Home Economics Association 1970-1971. Elva Elizabeth Tillman - Spanish Baltimore, Maryland Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society, Alpha Kapp3 Mu Honor Society. Zeta Phi Beta Sorority. Inc., President Senior Year, Student Union — Traffic Commit- tee Chairman. Spanish Club Secretary. Y.W.C.A. Chaplain. Linda Eileen Tittle Elementary Education Harrisburg. Pennsylvania Elementary Education Club. Lorcnza Trotter Psychology Annapolis, Maryland Veterans Club. Psychological Society, Assistant to Vice-President of S.G.A. 1970 71. M Senior� 131 Glen lord Trusty Sociology Baltimore, Maryland Susan Tucker Mathematics Morristown. New Jersey Paula Jean Tull Mathematics Baltimore. Maryland Basketball Team, Volleyball Team. Henry Junior Turner History Baltimore, Maryland Mattie L. Turner Psychology Baltimore. Maryland Ron M. Turner English Bronx. New York President of the Men’s Dormitory Coun- cil 19701971. English Club, N.A.A.C.P. Chapter of Morgan Slate College. Afro- American Society. Ways ami Means Committee. Student Government Senate, Promethean Literary Staff Member. 132 Seniori Samuel Calvin Tunslall Music Education Baltimore. Md. Morgan Choir. Olivia Klainc Tyler Sociology Baltimore. Mil. Sociology Clui� 1968-70. Basketball 1968. Choir 1968. Wilhclmina Elizabeth Tycr Mathematics St. Man1County. Md. Mathematics Club, Newman Club. Dean's List 1970. Charm Club, Steering Committee 1967. Kosita B. Uncles Business Kdueation Baltimore. Md. President of Business Kdur.itinn Club 1969-1971. Wanda Demise- Vails Sociology Washington. I). C. Swanxman Sweetheart 1967. Groove Phi Groove Sweetheart 1968, Miss junior 1969-70. R.O.T.C. Court 1969-70. Wayne William Vaughn Physical Kelueatiem Hagerstown. Md. Cross Country Te am. Track Team. Senior� 133 Olympia Lorraine Vessup Sociology St. Croix. Virgin Island Sociology Club, French Club. Charm Club, Oversea� Student Association. Dean's List. Patricia M. Waddy Psychology Baltimore. Md. Psi Chi National Honor Soc iety, Corre- sponding Secretary, Travel Committee for Senior Class 1970-71. Psychological Society. Phyllis Lucinda Wallace Medical Technology St. Thomas. Virgin Islands Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society, Charm Club. Omega Playmate 1967-68. Miss R.O.T.C.. International Student Union. Biology Club, Dean's Lust. Ruth Wallace History Baltimore. Md. Thomas D. Wallace History Baltimore. Md. History-Prc L.aw Club. Morton Everette Waller Prc-Med (Biology) Richmond, Va. Iota Phi Theta Fraternity, Prc-Med Club. Associate Member American Chemical Society, Biology Club. Varsity Track. 134 Senior Michele Walton Biology Richmond, Va. Pre-Mod Club. Biology Club. Brcmla Gail Ward Sociology Lynchburg. Va. Sociology Club, Student Senate Fresh- man. Henry Donald Ward Psychology Baltimore. Md. William Edward Wfard Political Science Baltimore. Md. French Club. Morgan Rifle Team. P R Trick Drill Team, R.O.T.C. Brigade Com- mander, Homecoming Committee. Wat- son’s Rangers. Member Federation of Presidents. Goldie Ann Warren Elementary Education Baltimore. Md. M.S.T.A. Edith Maria Wars Home Economics Education Baltimore. Maryland N.E.A.. Home Economics Club. Senior 135 Janet Washington Business Administration New York, New York Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Society for the Advancement of Management. Leroy Carey Washington English Penns Grove. New Jersey President Baptist Club, Inter-Faith Coun- cil, Chapel Choir. English Club, Student Government Assoc., Student Senate, Committee Member on Convocations. Rosa Elaine Waters Elementary Education Gaithersburg,. Md. Carole Regina Watkins Business Education Baltimore, Md. Business Education Club. Norman Watkins Business Administration Baltimore. Md. Advanced R.O.T.C. Thomasina Watkins Sociology Baltimore. Md. Kappa Alpha Psi Sweetheart Court 1968-69, Spokesman Staff 1966-67. 136 Seniors Katheryn Marie Watley Psychology Richmond, Va. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc.. Psychol- ogy Society, Charm Club, Educational Affairs, Promethean Staff. Baptist Cluh, Dean's List. Senior Class Steering Com- mittee. Yvonne C. Watties Sociology Baltimore, Md. Promethean Stall’ 1970-71. Sociology Student Organization. French Club. Sen- ior Class Float, Student Life Committee. Sheila Watts Elementary Education Baltimore, Md. Charm Club. Art Club, Spanish Club, Computer Club. M.S.T.A.. N.E.A. Samuel Oliver Webster Jr. Physical Education Port Deposit, Md. Soccer Team. Juanita E. Wecdon Elementary Education Frederick, Md. Social Studies Club, Student Maryland State Teachers Association, National Education Association. Charm Club. Ixiuis C. Wells Jr. Music Education Edgcwood Arsenal, Md. Drum Major of Marching Band. Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc., Stage Band. Prig- ident of M.E.N.C., Federation of Presi- dents. Music Department Chairman's As., Concert Band. Morgan Singers. Col- lege Choir. Seniors 137 Conttrcll A. Wesson Social Welfare Baltimore. Murylaml Sociology Clui� . French Club. Veteran� Club. Sylvia R. West Home Economics Education Chester, Pennsylvania Alpha Kap| a Alpha Sorority. Home Eco- nomics Club Corres|H� mling Secretary, Charm Club. Student Union. Ivv l-caf Pledge Club Reporter. Linda Claire Wharyon Music Education Baltimore, Maryland M.E.N.C., Concert Choir, President of Concert Choir, Alternate Chapel Organ- • ist. John A. Wheeler Sociology Baltimore, Maryland Sociology Club, Educational Council Committee, President of the Sociology Club. Paula J. Whitaker Mathematics Baltimore. Maryland Promethean Kappa Tau. Mathematic� Club. Jennifer Eli altclh Frazier White Elementary Education Baltimore. Maryland Student Government Association. 138 Senior� Linda Renee White Sociology Baltimore, Maryland Sociological Club 67-71, Promethean Staff. Senior Class Steering Committee, French Club 67-68. Ruth White Science Education Baltimore. Maryland Gloria Jean W'hilfield Health Education Edge wood, Maryland Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Junior Class Senator 69-70, Baptist Club, Charm Club 67-68. Fiscal and Governmental Commit- tcc. Sociology Club 68-69. Helen M. Whittington Mathematics Crisfield. Maryland Charm Club. National Teachers Assoc.. Senior Mentor 70-71, Dean's List, M.S.T.A.. Math Club, Student Govern- ment Affairs Committee. Vondelear Whittington Sociology Baltimore. Maryland Dean’s List, Sociology Club. William F. Wiley Sociology Baltimore, Maryland Sociology Club, Promethean Staff. Sen or� 139 Beryl Camilli- Williams Mathematics Washington, D. C. Miss Morgan 1970-71, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Promethean k,i| |M Tan 67-69. Com|uiier Club 69. Mathematics Club 69. Charm Club 67. Groove Phi Groove Sweetheart 69-70, Pnsi knt Academic Cabinet. Beverly Williams Sociology Baltimore, Maryland Dean’s List. Sociology. Freshman Club. Sociology Club. Claudia Larcanc Williams History King William. Virginia Baptist Club. Inter-Faith Council, Charm Club. Morgan State Tutorial Program. Panhcllcnic Council, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. K.laine Williams Mathematics New York. New York Mathematics Club. Computer. Baptist Club. Scroller Court. Janie W'illiams Biology Baltimore, Maryland Jerome Everett Williams Philosophy Baltimore. Maryland Philosophy Club. 140 Senior Sheryl Ann Williams History Glen Burie, Maryland Promethean Kappa Tau 67-69, Alpha Kappa Mu, Phi Alpha Theta 69-71, Sen- ior Mentor 70-71. President Academic Cabinet. Sidney Vernon Williams Business Administration Trenton, New Jersey Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Dean of Pledg- ees, Promethean Kappa Tau, Freshman Steering Committee, Intramural Sports. � Thomas J. Williams Sociology Baltimore. Maryland Choir 66-67, Cha| cl Choir 67. Wayen Lee Williams Biology Baltimore, Maryland I Diane Kay Willis Elementary Education Washington, I). C. Charm Club 67-68, Student Maryland State Teachers Association. National So- cial Studies Association. Doan’s List. Charles L. Wilson Psychology Buffalo, New York Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Student Union 67-68. Senior� 141 Georg� ! V. Wilson Mathematics Baltimore, Maryland Mathematics Club, Apostolic Club Gilena Wilson Business Administration Mullins, South Carolina Morgan State Marching Band, Morgan State Choir, Sociology Club. Librarian Technician Assistant Calvin Bernard Wimhish Biology Baltimore, Maryland National Honor Society. HOTC Officer Club, Biology Club. Omega Psi Phi, Pershing Rifles Coulhourne Winder, Jr. Business Administration Salishurg. Maryland Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Marketing Club, KOTO Advanced Corps. ROTC Officers Club Norbcrta Mary Winltorne Music Kdiication Baltimore, Maryland MENC. Marching Band, Jazz Workshop. College Choir, Pres, of MENC Yvonne L. Woodard Elementary Education New York, New York Charm Club, Alpha Phi Alpha Court. 68-69, Miss Baldwin Hall Modern Dance Club 69-71. Staff Assistant Vice Presi- dent Student Government 142 Srnior Mark Edwin Woodhous Political Sc icncc Baltimore, Maryland I'thcan Kappa Mu Honor Society, Aij.ua Kappa Mu Honor Society 70. Stu- dent £ovcrnm !n Association. Harold Kermit Woodland Physics Baltimore. Maryland pjj .j s Cluli 68-69. Sigma Phi Sigma Hon o'- Socict 70- Emory Bernard Woo«ls Physics Baltimore, Maryland Physics Club, Computer Science Club. Cosip Program. Elisha Arnold Woody Biology Woodsdale, North Caroli na Biology Club 67-70. Pre-Mod Club 67- 70, A.I.B.S. 68-70. Lawrence Randall Worthington S| anish Brooklyn. New York Spanish Club. French Club 69-71. Veter- ans Club 69-71. Alexander Wright History Baltimore. Maryland French Club, Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity. Senior� 143 Deborah Ann Wright Sociology Baltimore. Maryland Sociology Club 70-71, Modern Dance Club 67. Georg� - Wayne Wright Buxines� Administration Baltimore. Maryland American Marketing Society. Evelyn Wylie Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland Student M.S.T.A.. Charm Club. Reginald Yirenkyi Pre-Mod Dodawah Via Accra. Ghana Conrad Edward Yorkshire Sociology Baltimore. Maryland Sociology Club. Intramural. Yuthasuk Nimitkilpaisan Chemistry Thailand 144 Senior� Sheila Maywood Curtis History Baltimore, Maryland Spanish Club, French Club, Sec. of Phi- losophy Club, Dean's List, Graduate 1970. Senior� 1-15 Seniors Doing Their Thing” 146 Srniont Senior� 147 148 Seniora Senior� 149 150 «rnion Senior ISI 152 Senior Senior� 153 STUDENT LIFE The Student Life section attempts to rap- ture the spirit of Morgan: the flavor visitors savor passing through the dignity of Carter -Grant-Wilson building, the gregarity of the Canteen, ami purposefulness of Holmes Hall. Morgan has many faces and para- doxes. It is a serene green campus streaked with mud and construction scars. It is an oven baking Black thought ami rampant ap- athy side by side. It is a pocket crammed with personalities rubbing against compla- cent attitudes. Morgan spends adrenaline on old fashioned school spirit and yet un- derstands and teaches the sophisticated concept of humanism. Morgan strives seri- ously for Power and Knowledge. i Got to Get to Class 156 Commuter� G mmul r 157 £ A Day Long . . 158 Snuicnl Union We Work So Hard Student Union 159 Frederick Arkhursl, former U. S. Ambassador to Ghana A Vital Part of Our Education Is . . . Mayor Bradley 160 llr«illinrre Listening to Success Stories Hradlincr 161 Headliners 1970 162 Headliner� Get It Together The Young Senators Hcjdlincr� 163 1 Rhetoric Plus Demonstration f 164 Demomtration Equals Aetion!!! Drmoiutration� 165 Black Revolution March� 167 Welcome Home 16t Homecoming Unmet aiming 169 Homecoming 1970 170 Homecoming Oompumgawah Right On to Bear Power Homecoming 171 IFttfeh. Miss Beryl Camille Wil- liams. 21. is a math major from Washington. D.C. She is a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Inc., Prom- ethean Kappa Tau Honor Soci- ety, the Computer Club, and Math Club, and she is tin Sweetheart of Groove Phi Groove Fellowship. Inc. An active church member, she is also a member of the National Council of Negro Women and a volunteer tutor for the Delta project called Discover Scholastic Talent. She has also studied piano at the Peabody Preparatory De- partment for seven years. After graduation in June, 1971. she plans to earn her Master’s Degree in mathemat- ics. Queens 173 Miss Morgan 1970-71 Miss Linda Bryan is a junior psychology major from Baltimore City. She is a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. and a professional model. She is a past holder of the title Miss Empire State” and presently holds the position of Miss Neptune of the Yacht Club of Baltimore City. Attendants To Miss Morgan Miss Winona Alexandria Green, known to her friends as Windy, is 21, an elementary education major, and a native of Baltimore City. She is a mem- ber of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. and actively participates in various campus organizations. Upon graduation. Miss Green plans to teach special educa- tion, in an effort to fulfill her desire to work with men- tally retarded children. 174 Queen� The Coronation Quron� 175 1970 Black Is Beautiful Miss Senior Celestine Bland Miss Junior Sandra Thomas 176 Clan Quern Class Queens 1971 Miss Sophomore Barbara Curry Miss Freshman Monica Floyd MORGAN STATE’S SPORTS 1970 1971 Morgan’s Offensive Team HB C. Gee FB HB J. Joe J. Sykes QB J. Freland E G. Litta OT H. Bell G R. Grant C G R. Washington B. Caraway OT L. Watson E R. Mayo The Captains A H. Bell W. Germany B. Caraway R. Grani V. Robinson Morgan’s Defensive Team OE DT DG DC DT DE T. Ivory J. Andrew J. Garrett B. Eaton E. Jones S. Cherry LB W. Germany LB V. Robinson HB I). Mitchell s. W. Rhoden HB G. Ogle Hears started tin; 1970-71 season seas) ic Morgan 3|al liege in a __ Upon returning to Morgan. Coaeh KarlN Tfiks___ ind the probl'Vis and set tlieifc Mr lyQ er a vork. I J Morgan was jidforious a� aiust Notlolk State College in our second game, but we still liad-dur pro I dBms, bi ihetj bgame ainst ys y |-arolina On-; fvMvhom wflradlost to tn®|«™H_ isftne unit .withouwtopj abn- (T reiQlir he- JiftR irs would l� c iel )ryw hc 4ir'-- went on froBuiWjttfei jJie Maryland Stale HawRs. Morgan domi- nijr;'; It was ♦ amMiglii H irginia Union, came � H« rtrrt aware Ca)Ufye with the best defensive Ws in thi- totioiv6ur a small college. DelaiQarCipul-tip a fight, but everY Mo|pnite knew who wthat day. Morgan vSflg|w� ver.- umh; r-W ;h their defegge, aim their oUenae was no obsttW HacggL fetf y Morgan Bears invaded the Aggieland of A AT Sta University of Carol ii ;oh'OeT6h '3|st. There xJerc plenty oft t irffthe Bears Hal- ten bag. A T stopped Morgan's nationally recognized wiring streak tWdorgtjn at oujr hoiweomuig iird%9. It was a sal A 'f as'iho ' Bear rb.wcr’’ team of 1970 revenged1 Tbjans AA'a , versitv o 4 12. 197i P are lookij The 1' a senior J of small Maryland away, a : Mary Ian salute th diligent a«l Home- hst those |Is passing ihe game, gore again, victorious 1 in Pcters- owered the play the Uni- ?s, on December game, but we mother day! Harold Bell, in the nation Baltimore. Bruce Sport 181 1M SjH.rt� Sport 183 1B4 Sport Sport� 18S 186 S|Mirl Sjx rti 187 Ray Banks William Spencer 190 Sport� 11 16 18 21 22 24 25 26 31 33 34 35 36 41 42 43 44 46 47 48 50 51 52 53 55 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 68 69 70 71 72 75 76 77 78 80 81 82 83 84 85 87 88 89 90 Name Pos. Ht. Small. John QB 511 Gee, Craig HB 510 Fre land, David QB 511 McKenzie, Leroy FI 511 Davis, Curtis FI 511 Rhoden, William DB 6-3 Moss, Ronald HB 511 Ogle, Gregor)' DB 6-3 Germany, Willie DHB 5-11 Lewis, Jimmy HB 5-11 Jackson, Wayne HB 6-1 Hodge, William HB 5-11 Owens, Lawrence FB 5-10 Brooks, Lester HB 5-10 Joe. Jimmy FB 5-11 Mitchell, Donald DHB 5-10 Sykes, John HB 5-11 Lynch, Herb DB 5-10 Ballard, Reginald DB 5-9 Tyler, Maurice DB 6-2 Franklin, Ronald C 6-1 Washington. Rollie C 5-11 Hill. Robert C 5-11 May. Jeffrey C 6-1 Melton, Willie LB 5-11 Eaton. Benjamin G 5-11 Robinson, Vincent LB 6 Merritt, Gary DG 5-11 Garrett, James G 5-11 Grant. Ronald G 6-2 Caraway. Bruce G 6-2 Fisher. Lonnie T 6-2 Hairston. Ray G 5-11 Greenfield. Clifford T 6-3 Bell, Harold DT 64 Andrews. John DT 6-5 Thompson, William T 6-2 Watson. Terry DC 6-1 Whitc.Blaine DT 6-5 Watson, Larry T 6-5 Jones, Elliott T 6-2 Mayo. Ronald E 6-2 Forman, Thomas E 6-3 Jackson, Richard E 6-2 Ivory, Titus DE 6-2 Seiferth, Clarence E 6-4 Yarborough, Darwin DB 5-11 Latta, Gregory HB 6-3 Johnson. Larry E 6-2 Hall, Jesse FB 6-1 Cherry. Stanley DE LB 6-3 Wi. a Hometown 185 Jr. Georgetown, S.C. 175 So. Bridgeport. Conn. 180 Sr. Frederick, Md. 180 Jr. Baltimore, Md. 200 Fr. Milwaukee, W'is. 190 Jr. Chicago, III. 185 Jr. W'hite Plains. N.J. 190 So. Philadelphia. Pa. 180 Sr. Ellicott City, Md. 180 So. Gramhling, La. 185 So. Baltimore, Md. 190 So. Philadelphia. Pa. 190 Jr. Baltimore, Md. 185 Fr. College Park. Md. 200 Fr. Coatcsville, Pa. 185 So. Dallas, Texas 195 Jr. Baltimore, Md. 180 Fr. Baltimore, Md. 175 Jr. Washington, D.C. 185 So. Baltimore, Md. 215 Jr. Dallas. Texas 230 Jr. Philadelphia. Pa. 215 So. Bayside. L.I., N.Y. 220 Fr. Milwaukee, W'is. 190 Fr. Bridgeport. Conn. 275 So. Baltimore. Md. 210 Sr. Washington, D.C. 205 So. Jacksonville, Fla. 190 Sr. Baltimore, Md. 220 Sr. Baltimore, Md. 235 Sr. Dallas, Texas 236 So. Chicago, III. 215 So. Baltimore. Md. 220 Fr. Bordentown, Md. 275 Sr. Dallas, Texas 265 Fr. Detroit, Mich. 235 Fr. Milwaukee, W'is. 225 Jr. Baltimore, Md. 240 So. Baltimore, Md. 250 Sr. Baltimore, Md. 255 Sr. Annapolis, Md. 215 Jr. Washington, D.C. 195 So. West Chester, Pa. 190 Jr. Baltimore. Md. 195 Sr. Charlotte, N.C. 195 Fr. Memphis, Term. 185 So. Chicago. III. 215 Fr. Newark. N.J. 190 So. Chicago, III. 215 Fr. Chicago, III. 220 So. Baltimore, Md. SfKirt If 1 192 Sports Morgan’s Soccer Team The soccer team, coached by Mr. Rajanna. closed the season with a very impressive record. The leading scorer and best play maker was Hamid Shozadigan. Returning to the goalie position next season will l� e freshman Gregory Harvey of Bal- timore. Harvey displayed exceptional ability at that position and will Ik a tremendous asset to next year’s team. Other outstanding players were Akons and Abass Dabirsiaghi. who were noted for their offensive playing. SCHEDULE 1970-71 GALLAUDET HOWARD GEORGETOWN 3 P.M. (HOME) 3 P.M. (HOME) 1 P.M. (AWAY) NOVEMBER BOWIE LINCOLN (Pa.) U. OF MD. (Balto.) 3 P.M. (HOME) 1P.M. (AWAY) 3 P.M. (AWAY) Sport� 193 194 S|Kirl« If you have watched Morgan’s Basketball Team this year you will see that they have developed into a fine squad. Captain Marshall Lewis is leading our team this year and has proved to be capable. He is one of the leading scorers on the team and one of, if not the best, ball han- dlers. Other members of Morgan's 1970-71 Basketball Team are soph- omores Bernard B.rundidge and Chet Davis, who have developed into men who will give anyone com- petition on the court. In the past Morgan has had trouble at center but this year, sec- ond year man Phil Pugh is manning that position and is doing a great job. Nathaniel Garrett, a junior, seems to be having a fine year also. Richard Houston, Anthony Coach Wilson Huggins, Robert Rooks and LaSalle Reynolds make up the remainder of the base of Morgan's Varsity team this year. This team has more depth than Morgan has had on the Basketball court in the last few years. If you watch these Morganites playing, you will see that they fight to the last second of the game, and their record will speak for itself. Sport 195 196 Sport� Morgan State College Basketball Schedule 1970-1971 North Carolina Central Lincoln University Jersey City State Delaware State University of Mil. (B.C.) Va. Union University St. Paul Hampton Institute Norfolk State Virginia State Howard University University of Md. (B.C.) Virginia Union Hampton Institute Virginia State St. Paul Delaware State Univ. of Md. (Last Shore) Norfolk State Howard University Univ. of Md. (East Shore) December 1, 1970 December 3, 1970 December 5, 1970 December 7. 1970 December 11. 1970 December 12. 1970 December 14, 1970 December 17. 1970 January 2, 1971 January 6, 1971 January 9. 1971 January 11, 1971 January 15, 1971 January 16, 1971 January 20, 1971 January 23, 1971 February 5, 1971 February 6, 1971 February 12. 1971 February 16. 1971 February 20. 1971 Durham Lincoln Morgan Morgan Morgan Morgan Morgan Morgan Norfolk Morgan Morgan Univ. of Md. Richmond Hampton V. State Lawrencevillc Delaware Princess Anne Morgan Washington Morgan Sport� 197 For the last two years, Morgan’s Swimming Team has gone to Hampton to compete for the C.I.A.A. swim- ming championship ami has brought it home. James Dixon, the 1971 team captain, feels that,although the team lost several good swimmers due to grad- uation, they still have a good chance of retaining the championship another year. Winning a swimming championship at Morgan is hard dedicated work. There are many new faces this year, hut anything can hap- pen. SAME Cole. Harr) Davis, James Dixon, James Finch. Rawnond. Jr. Huhharil. Phil Ivory. Titus James, John Jones. Willard Long. Kenneth. Jr. CLASSIFICATION Freshman Freshman Junior Freshman Junior Junior Sophomore Fresh mun Junior NAME Matthews, Richard McClain. Thurmond Matthews, Rodger Mitchell. W'a nc Randolph. Arthur Savoy. Bernard Smith. Ken Sweet, Paul Templeton. Bryan CLASSIFICA TIGS Sophomore Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Sophomore Freshman Senior Sport 199 Morgan’s Wrestling Team 1970-71 The Morgan Wrestling Team will be rebuilding this season berausc Dennis James, George Spi- vey, and Edward Steele are the only returning veterans, according to Coach William Brown. The wrestling schedule begins on November 21 with an open tournament at East Stroudsburg State. Some of the promising newcomers are: Mike Armstrong, Bobby Franklin. Mike Johnson, Chuckic McGhee, Leslie Nicholson, and John Scott. Dennis James and Edward Steele are the co-captains of the squad. According to co-captain Steele, the team is strong in the 118 lbs. weight class to the 167 lbs. weight class and hopefully, in some of the heavier classes. He also said that last year’s team placed second in the final CIAA standings. Even though Steele felt it wasn’t the time to compare last year's team with the present one, he is positive that they will have a winning season. Team Schedule OPPONENT DATE Takedown Tourney 12-5 TowSon State College 12-11 Elizabeth City State Univ. 12-14 Gallaudet College 1-8 Loyola College 1-20 Catholic Univ. 1-29 Essex Community College 2-5 Community College of Baltimore Norfolk State College 2-5 2-8 Howard University Norfolk State College 2-11 2-19 Elizabeth Citv State 2-20 Millersville State College 2-27 Coach Brown 200 Sport Lacrosse 1971 While Morgan’s track team prepared for the CIAA track championships, and Morgan football team had spring practice, the members of Morgan's newly formed Lacrosse team practiced on Hill Field. Just to show how well they practiced — after playing one season of club Lacrosse on December 4, 1970, Morgan State College became the first Black college to join the U.S.I.L.A.. the United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association. Morgan will play in the rugged South Atlantic Division which includes Towson State, UMBC. Loyola College, Randolph-Mason, William and Mary. Duke, North Carolina, Washington Collige, and the University of Baltimore. Head Coach Howard Silverman, assistant Coach Stewart Reichlyn, and the team feel that Mor- gan will prove to Ik; an opponent that the other established teams will learn to fear and respect. Sport 201 Track and Field Anchoring Morgan Stale’s Track team arc three All-Americans, Captain Greg Daughtry. John Jones, ami Erie Howard. Captain Daughtry was runner- up in the N.C.A.A. Championship for two years consecutively. His teammate John Jones was national N.C.A.A. champ in the 410 hurdles. Another tal- ented member is Eric Howard, who won the high jumping championship for two consecutive years. ERIC HOWARD — 7 + High Jumper GREG DAUGHTRY — Outstanding Quarter Milcr. He was 3rd Last Year in National Collegiate 46 +. he is also C.I.A.A. Champ ami was 2ml IC4A. Member of Mile Relay Team. JOHN JONES— Run 13.9 — also runs 410 intermediate. GREGORY OGLE - Runs on one Mile Relay — has been limed in -IS see. RALPH WATERS — Has run 14 see. in High Hurdles. ALLAN NASH — 21 6 in Long Jump. TYRONE BLACKMAN — 440 — 4R.8 — xh Mile Under 2:00. MICHAEL KITCHEN — Winner of M.S.A. last year 9.8 — 200 21.5. Plan to use on Fresh. Mile Relay. DOUGLASS DANIELS — 2nd M.S.A. H.IL 14.4. WAYNE DORSEY — M.S.A. — 2 mile ehamp 10:16.0 — Ulh M.S.A. Cross Country — 5th M.S.A. mile 4:35.7 (City). MICHAEL LEE — M.S.A. Mile Champ 4:32.0 — Also run 2 Mile and can run 440. This is a dedication to Coach Edward P. Hurt, who retired last year. When one talks about Coach Hurt, one talks about Morgan sports; ho is best known for his accomplishments in Track and Field. Mr. Hurt came to Morgan in 1929. He was director of the Department of Health and Physical Education 1937-1950; head football coach 1929-1959, where he held a 54-game winning streak and won 14 CIAA championships; and basketball coach 1929-1946. A native of Brookneal, Virginia, he coached and taught mathematics at Virginia Seminary ami College in Lynchburg, Virginia, 1922-1929. He is a graduate of Howard University, with a Master of Arts degree from Columbia University. The gymnasium on the Morgan State College’s south campus was named in his honor in 1951. Other honors and awards include: Member, United States Olympic Committee in men’s track and field, 1961 to present; assistant track coach United States team — Olympic Games, 1964; member coaching staff USA-Russian meet. 1965; President 1CAAAA Track Coaches Association, 1967-1968: Helm’s Hall of Fame Award, 1953: Track Coach of the Year — Pigskin Club. 1959; Referee, University of Pennsylva- nia Relays, 1959. He is a member of the CIAA, Track Coaches Association, National AAU. AAHPER, Appeal Board, South Atlantic AAU; Board of Governors. South Atlantic AAU. He is also listed in WHO’S WHO IN COLORED AMERICA. S|K rt� 205 206 Sport� Another year has passed without Morgan's female sports teams receiving the recogni- tion they deserve from their school. These teams compete against other schools in field hockey, basketball and softball- Although their records are not outstanding, they have developed a tradition of never giving up until the contest is over. These girls practice hard and play in competition even harder. They play mostly schools inside Maryland and have developed a name of being a threat to even the mightiest teams in this state. Dr. Payne coaches most of the sports, and she and her players are very dedicated to being as good as possible. When they lose, they work hard to get rid of their mistakes, and, when they win, they work just as hard to improve themselves. COACH DR. PAYNh Sport� 207 20� ORGANIZATIONS The student body is made up of indi- viduals. But when Morgan moves, it moves in groups. The strength of Mor- gan’s students is directly related to the power and directions of its organizations. This was the year fraternal organiza- tions successfully wielded political power in Baltimore. This was the year depart- mental clubs sponsored relevant pro- grams and lecture series, and this was 'The year of the Band. A year when one hundred sixty of Morgans musically talented showed off and made all of us 209 Union. New Jersey Psychology Student President Edward Smith President of Student Government 70-71. President of Stu- dent Union 69-70. Sophomore Class Senator 68 69, Spe- cial Assistant to the Pres. Student Union 67-68. Co-Chair- man Speeial Events Committee 67-68. Educational Policies Committee 67-68. Chairman Legislative Enforcement Com- mittee 68-69. Chairman Ways and Means Committee 68- 69. Chairman of Who's Who Committee 68-69. Tau Alpha Upsilon Fraternity Inc., Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. Inc., Rangers 68-69. Psychological Society 67. Psi Chi National Honor Society 69, Outstanding Historical Student R.O.T.C. 69. Outstanding Cadet Freshman Class 69. Com- mittee on Social Affairs 69. Committee on Student Life. Who's Who in American Colleges ami Universities 68-70, Student Union Executive Committee, Giuncil on Student Conduct 70-71. Administrative Council 70-71. College Council 70-71. Committee for the election of Parren Mil- chel and Milton Allen 70. Rep. to the Conference for the study of Negro Life ami History 68-69. Dean's List Leaders Union. South Carolina History Vice President Jerry Lymes Vico President of Student Government 70-71. Member of Morgan Board of Visitors 69-70. Member of Board of Di- rectors MSC Foundation. President Pro Tempore Student Senate 69-70. Student Senator 68-70. D.O.W. Holmes De- late Society 68-71, Chairman Student Deans 69-70. Pres. Baptist Club 69-70. Member of the Gdlege Industrial Rela- tions Committet; 69-71. Men's Dormitory Council 67-70. R.O.T.C. Atlvanee Corps 69-71, Chairman Selection Com- mittet; of Dean of Students ami Director of Student Activi- ties. Chairman Freshman Orientation Committee 69, Com- mittee on Convocations 70-71, Committee on Student Life 70-71. Member of the Selection Committee of the Pres, of Morgan State. Program Giordinalor Men’s Dormitory Gmneil 69-70. SCA 211 Student Union The Student Union operates under the management of a group of MSC students, organ- ized as the Student Union Ex- ecutive Committee. A special concern of the committee is the effort to reach off-campus students as well as on-campus residents in the hope of fostering a sense of belonging.” K. Bevins. President of Student Union. Federation of Presidents Scaled: D. Gillespie, C. Lawson. Y. Holt, J. Cragwav. I. Batson. Standing: V. Johnson, V. Emory. K. Har- ris. H. Okekc, G. Rice, L. Wells. 212 SCA Overseas Student Union Seated: Kweci Tong. Chia Yim Bien-Quccn. Hope Joe Okoko — President. Standing: Akbai Dabursiaghi, Alpha Y. Kai- kai. Mohamed W. Jalloh. Sen. Blaine White. Sen. Louis Myers. Sen. Dorothea Lawrence. Sen. Margrctta Jet- tors. Sen. Yvonne Holt, Sen. Gerald Hamilton, Sen. Clarence E. Robinson. Sen. Clav Perry. Sen. Brenda Overton, Sen. Linda Stockton, Sen. Phillip Cooper, Sen. Joann Harris. Sen. Lamar Morris. Sen. La Verne McCain. The Student Senate The Student Senate is the legislative branch of the Student Government. It is composed of twenty-one members, five Senators from each class and a President, who is the Vice-President of the Student Government Associa- tion. The Student Senate has the power to make and enforce legislation and elative to the Student Government and the general welfare of the body. policy i student SCA 213 Student Court Sitting, L to R: R. King, R. Crow, P. Wilkcrson, N. Janey. Standing. L to R: B. Templeton, M. Ramsey. M. Lassiter. PUBLIC PROSECUTORS L to R: J. Boles, M. Woodhous, D. McCollum. K. Camper. Neal Janey — Chief Just. Len Perry — Magistrate Just. Anthony Wade — Magistrate Just. Richard King — Magistrate Just. Mary Jackson — Associate Just. Michael Ramsey — Associate Just. Michele Divins — Associate Just. Michael Cage — Associate Just. Brian Templeton — Sitting Just. Eleanor Gross — Sitting Just. Alex Smalls — Sitting Just. Stanley Cooper — Sitting Just. Mary i assiter — Sitting Just. Raoul Lassiter — Sitting Just. Louis Burrell — Sitting Just. Will McCain — Sitting Just. Patricia Wilkcrson — Silting Just. Mark Woodhous — Attorney-Gen. Milton Boyd — Chief Pub. Def. Brian Corbin — Court Clerk Shirley Scllman — Court Stcno. 214 Studrnt Court Pan-Hellenic Council L to R Wilhclmnia Douglas Caryl Mussenden Martha Green Hazel Colvin Stanley Cooper Gilbert Graham Zenohia Barner Frederick Floyd Bennie Williams Pearl Brown James Johnson Waller Brown Grwk 215 Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority InrorjM)- ratcd was founded on the campus of Howard University in Washington. D.C. It was inrorjM ratcd in Washington on January 23, 1913 and is the oldest col- lege sorority fouiulefj by Black women. The Alpha Delta chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority was founded on the campus of Moigan State College in May, 1926 by soror Helene Hash. The standards of leadership, service, s‘ holarship and character continue to characterize the sorority and its members in college ami community life. In keep- ing with the goals of the sorority. Alpha Delta Chapter has initiated the following projects: the Mississippi clothes drive, Montrose (helping dclimpienl girls). Thanksgi ing Baskets, collecting can goods and toys for underprivileged chil- dren at Christmas. Art festival, and Candy sale. . m H C. Bounds M. Higgenltolham J. Bowers P. Willccmon C. Parker C. Bland M. Evans Y. Holt R. Freeman F. Logan W. Douglass D. Turner B. Myles E. Barnette C. Reid J. fixum V. Dean J. Cross 0. Lassenby C. Snead J. Norris C. Parker J. Thomas J. Dix D. Merritt L. Cr«-st }16 Cwk Miss Alpha Phi L to H R. Mitchell R. Fcastcr A. Kelley V. Wit it more L. Myers F. Nelson G. 1-ansey I). Dorsey I). Huddleston T. McDuffie S. Myers P. Johnson B. White H. Fallen L. Venable F. Mitehell L. Lungs ford Fou ruled on Dcecmlier 4, 1906 .it Cornell University. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. ln . is the first Greek letter fraternity established for Black men. Beta Alpha Chapter was established on the MSC Campus in 1926. Maul) deeds are the aims of the Fraternity. Evidence of Alpha men living these ideals is the active participation of the Brothers in various campus affairs. Comptroller of life Student Union, President of the Student Government As- sociation. Junior Class Senators, Chairman of (he Morgan Tutorial Project are Alpha !cn. Other- are members of the Math Club, swimming team. Morgan Choir. Federation of President and lu- dent publications. Beta Alpha’s Memb oship also included numerous person- represented in ami nominated for Wlta'is lf'fui in American Colleges and Universities. Beta Alpha Chapter has participated largely in community affairs. In addition to pi--Iging jits ef- forts to the Morgan Tutorial Project, the Chapter worked extensively in the political - vents of last Bela Alpha Chapter coronated rils Rct- heart, Miss Beta Alpha. Shirley Soekwell. The Court consists of Alicia V. Allen, Patricia Belton, Karen Collins, Jacqueline Exuni, V. Jill Smith, Denise Turner and Antoinette Williams. Crwk The objectives of service, sisterl) love. and scholarship have brought together women from ail parts of the country to become sorors of Zela Phi Beta Sororit . in an effort to make Black jH-ople aware of the growing threat of birth defects and communicable diseases, as a na- tional undergraduate project, the sorors of Zeta Phi Beta have undertaken a project with the Birth Delects Founda- tion. To further involve themselves. Gamma Chapter at Mor- gan State College is holering a Cirl Seoul Project and col- lecting money for liNICF.F. L to R J- llighsmid J. Chambers I). Edwards H. Colvin J. Jones M. Tate M. Salman G. Bell C. Harris E. Harris S. Marshall V. Ingram F. . Dixon E. Simmons E. Tillman L. Brown Z. Barner 21 • Crrrk On November 19, 1916, the Gamma chapter of the Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity. Inc. was established at Morgan. This chapter, the third eldest of over 300. was founded with the help of Brother I. L. Scruggs, one of the original twelve lites of Sigma. During its 55 years on the campus the Gamma chapter has stressed pride in race and has worked actively for the rights of all men. The chapter has been and is involved in educating the Blacks of the city of Baltimore with tutoring help for both children arid adults. The men of the chapter par- ticipate in political elections by urging the citizens to exercise their American right qgvtite and by educating the people on the political records of the candidates. Since the founding, it has believer! that an involved chapter is a relevant chapter, and relevant to the people we shall be. Our Cause Speeds on Its Wav. Sigma Sweeties Are: Diane Willis Annie Jordan Linda Brown Betty Sessoms Janice Evans Olinda Lassenby Rosemary Freeman Geraldine Bell Sigma Brothers Are: L to R. S. Stewart T. Sinclair B. Williams R. Thorington D. Reed Creek 219 Sif{m i Sweetheart Mr. Lawnmet; Monroe 220 Grrrk Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity wajr founded January 5, 1911 at Indiana University, Bloomington. Indiana. The Alpha Iota Chapter was organized at Morgan in 1931 by Brothers Charles Law, Bap Wheatly and Jack Spencer. The fundamental purpose of the frater- nity is achievement in all fields of human endeavor. Kappa also places a great emphasis on brotherhood. Miss Kap Mi Alpha Psi Caryl Mussondcn f- r J L to K Bullom R. Holmes G. Stokes w. iV’ii F. Floyd R. Quarles R. Carroll L. Monroe J. Brooks L. Richardson U. Ray V. Emory A. Toland M. Harrison T. Hudgins C. Tatum A. Gray .1. Johnson W. Brown A. Forte Creek 771 C. Tull J. Posey N. Holland L. Stockton 1. Batson S. Thomas W. Green M. Williams B. Williams T. Burlier A. Crawley E. Dashiell G. Whitfield M. Linear L. Bryan I). Gillespie M. Bess D. Greene K.' Whatley C. Williams L. Nunn A. Jordan J. Jackson J. Mill M. Johnson S. Mintl C. Lawson Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Ino., Alpha Gamma Chapter, was founded here at Morgan State College in April, 1926 by six young women who placed great importance on maintaining good academic standards, campus participation, and sen ice to the community. Among the found- ers are Mrs. Frances B. Hill of the Music Depart- ment and Mrs. Alice Warner Parham, the former director of the student union. The six founders were initiated on the Howard University campus under the direction of Alpha chapter. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. was the second wom- an’s sorority to be admitted to this campus. With a membership of 44, the sorors of Alpha Gamma chapter still stress good academic stan- dards, campus participation, and sendee to the community. Delta Gent Mr. Kenneth Ashley Miss Alpha Gamma Charlene I.uwHon Delta Sweetheart Mr. James Gillings 771 Greek (i P.m Phi - Charlene Hamlin Mi Ornee Omega Psi Phi Fraternity was founded in 1911 at Howard University in Washington, D.C. The fraternity was Founded on the Four Cardinal Principles — Manhood, Scholarship, Perserverancc and Uplift. Pi Chapter, located at Morgan Stale Col- lege, was founded in 1921. The chapter annu- ally observes National Achievement Week during the month of November. Miss Omega Psi Phi is c rowned during the month of I)e- cember. The fraternity has a complete pro- gram of activities, which includes Operation Big Brother-Little Brother, the annual smoker for non-Greeks, two social dances, and inter- fraternity sports. There are forty-six members in the 1970-71 chapter. C. Arrington V. Rowe L Montgomery C. Chapman C. Robinson W. Stevenson I. Tussol C. Miles S. Williams G. Rice £ to R R- King L Newman . McCain L. Wells $. Harris L Cross A. Smalls 1- Holmes K. Stanley E. Clayl orne G. Blackwell A. Harris W. Mason S. Cooper R. Carol J. Battle C. Wilson C. Winder G. Hayes C. Wimhish R. Jones P. Baker R. Thomas C. Jeffers L.Johnson G. Hamilton A. Wade Creek 223 i 224 Council of Independent Organizations Sharon Dennis Clarence E. Robinson Margaret Robinson Louis Burrell Wayne Barnes James Hunter I. to R Harry Spann Vaughn Johnson Brian Corbin CIO 225 Alpha Phi Omega National Service Frater- nity was founded December 16, 1925 at I.a- fayettc College in Pennsylvania. Mu Gamma Chapter was initiated on to Morgan's campus May 25, 1956. Alpha Phi Omega is the largest fraternity in the world, boasting over 400,000 Brothers on over 600 campuses. The Cardinal Principles of Alpha Phi Omega are Leadership, Friendship and Service. A 0 A l. lo H Rrar: H. Spann W. Kelly C. RoliinM i C. Kane T. Rhodi G. Holland R. Porter R. W. Barn'-' B. Fleteher E. Barm-' H. Wanl L. Lew i J. Kirby S. Brooks 226 CIO i . tu K Botioi, V. Thornton 1J. Anderson ; J. Gregory ,M. Gcaglc ; R. Grow ';J. McQuirc ; 11 . Lane 1 E. Coles IA. Hali ;C. Thompson'; ',M. Brown ; B. Blake In September. 1962. lh« .Girl's Service Sororii) rami- inio ex- istcnce on Morgan campus. The founders hojH-d one day Io In - come members of Gamma Sigma Sigma National Service Sorori- ty. In 1963. they were inducted as a probationarv colony. On December 6. 1961. llic were diarlered as Alpha i Chapter. Since the lime lhal Alpha i became a chapter, there ha e been eight lines of oiing women who have become soror of Gamma rz i CIO 227 The primary function of Groove Phi Groove is to educate its members. To meet this need, a group of 14 students held their fi st gathering October 12. 1962. at Morgan Stale College to es- tablish the organi ution known as Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship Inc. The purpose of this organisation is to promote all educational awareness, to integrate the social, religious and athletic phase of all mankind through brotherhood, participation in under- graduate as well as graduate activities both edu- cational and social, promotion of good sports- manship at all times, support the community life in general whether on the undergraduate or grad- uate level and to simultaneously create and pro- mote the feelings among all members that are one in aim andjovalty. The aim is to work in harmony w ith all organi- zations for the betterment of mankind and to strive for high educational achievement within the organization. MEMBERS M. Cage J. McClearv 3. Washington R. Jackson M. Davis B. Fernanda E. Bank V. Johnson S. Ferguson L. Burk S. Drake M. Ford K. Gill J. Gitting O. Shav D. Freeland G. Merritt N. l.ev i R. Moss P. Briggs A. Thomas A. Ha)c R. Johnson R. Franklin W. Bryan W. Mav A. Hardeman K. Motel) W. Washington F. Hubbard J. Alexander W. Joseph S. Broun J. Williams G. Harper L. Owens L Robinson E. Cothrin G. Creenfield D. Hal! L tu H L. R tj 'n G. Marlin K. Hawkins M. Waller K. Smith B. Low is M. Wright C. Durant L. Harloo R. Mallliows D. Wilson Alpha chapter, the first of Iota Phi Theta, was founded September 19. 1963. by 12 men who felt they were too old and mature to go through a ridiculous pledge season. It was originally called I Felta Thigh” fraternity. ”1 Felta Thigh” entered Pan Hell in 1965. The name was then changed to Iota Phi Theta. In 1966 lota withdrew from Pan Hell and be- came a major influence in forming the Council of Independent Organizations. Iota's purpose is to establish brotherhood and a sense of mature responsibility while maintaining one's pride and confidence in one's self, lota has grown to 10 chapters since 1965. The Iota sweater was designed by Charles Briscoe. The colors are charcoal brown and gilden gold. i«e Tau Alpha Upsilon is Morgan State College’s newest fraternal organization. It originated at Mor- gan in 1968 and ha� expanded its boundaries to in- clude chapters at Bowie State and Maryland State Colleges. In their never-ending quest to serve the Morgan community, the brothers ofTau have been respon- sible for numerous charity drives and jazz concerts and set up Morgan's first radio station. M. Ramsey G. Booker II. Gillis D. Stevens R. Blanks N. Turnipseed T. Elliott The Pershing Angels have existed at Mor- gan as an independent Campus organization for several years with young ladies playing ac- tive roles in community and campus activities. 1970 was the year that the PA's received their national charter and are now officially desig- nated as Companv H-15, Co-ed Affiliates of Pershing Rifles (CAPERS). The National Society of Pershing Rifles came to Morgan’s campus in April of 1959. Company H-15. MSC. dwells on the funda- mentals of trick and basic drill. It also at- tempts to help each member become an aspir- ing young army officer. The organization par- ticipates in a number of various parades, civic affairs, and sponsor several social events each year. L to K K. Yales j Minor Top to Bottom E. foster y Cox C. Bulloek R. Banks J. Brovin L. Brandon B. Abrams W. Davis Back Rote L n R: J. Bynum. J. Carter, B. Goodwin, R. Reed, J. Thom- as. Front Row L to R: V. Emery, G. Gray, J. Daniels. A. Harris. L. Ben- ton. J. Rlaton, A. Melvin. The Phvsics Club j To promote an interchange of ideas among physics majors at Morgan State College is the basic function of the Physics Club. Since 1960 the purpose of the club has grown to in- clude an interchange of ideas with physics and related field majors on other campus. The program includes student re- search projects and field trips. Several club members have presented papers at various area conferences and meetings. Thus, the club affords students an opportunity to broaden their understanding of physics and allied fields. Members: L. Andrews. B. Collins. C. Jefferson, J. Peters. B. Richard- son, M. Taylor. L. Ginn, A. Harrison, M. Lewis. C. Rainey. M. Win- borne. W. Rhodes, I.. Buckner. H. Hcslick, G. Shannon and advisor. J. Richardson. The American Chemical Society The American Chemical Society is an organiza- tion composed of students majoring in chemistry and others interested in the science of chemistry. It is dedicated to the scientific and educational ad- vancement of the chemical community. Its primary objectives arc to foster a professional attitude and to instill a professional pride in chemistry. Members: D. Pricstcr, II. Woodland. !,. Bean. A. Pen- darvis. B. Fuller. L. Scott. E. Woods, J. Bryant, C. Lan- drum. C. Williams and advisor. Mr. F. W. Oliver. The Psychological Society The Psychological Society was organized in 1950 by Dr. J. F. Richardson for the purposes of stimu- lating interest in current concerns of a psychologi- cal nature; to share with the general college com- munity some of the practical applications of psy- chological principles by presenting lectures, dem- onstrations, group discussions and films; to ap- praise job opportunities in psychology and related fields; and to provide psychological experiences in addition to classroom activities. 234 Departmental Club The Mathematics Club Member� : C. Brown, S. Carter, I. G� x, G. Cunningham, I). Edwards, N. Ferrell. N. Green. S. Hall, L. Hargrove, E. Holley, M. James, W. Join � , E. Langhorne, J. Matthews. 0. Parchment, X. Pimlcr, A. Richardson, R. Richardson, A. Sturdivant, I). Suite. G. Swift, I.. Templeton. W. Tver. P. Whitaker, H. Whittington. B. Heyward, R. Quarles and M. McKesson. The Mathematics Club is an orga- nization of math majors, or other in- terested students, and faculty members who explore mathematical concepts beyond the realm of the classroom. Activities include: prob- lem sessions, lectures delivered by faculty members, guest speakers and students, and tours to scientific centers throughout the Baltimore and Bcltsvillc, Maryland area. The Biology Club The Biology Club is composed of a group of students interested in the different facets of Biology. It was or- ganized this year under tin: supervi- sion of Miss Elaine Davis. Members: E. Howard, L. Dooley, C. Mussendcn, C. Toliver. J. Cornish. M. Harrison. I). Minor, R. Harris, R. Jackson, J. Cross. F. Thomas. J. Mark. G. Rice. E. Pollock, W. Keene, N. Fleming. I). Lindsey, E. Woody, A. Forte. V. Gregory. I). McArthur, R. Pagan, P. Fernandez, M. Ia-ath, C. Carr. C. Ridley, L. Rogers. S. Brooks. G. Rice. Dcpartmrnljl Clubs 235 R to 1. T. Holmes R. Ferguson S. Kess M. Stork ton A. Rollins W. Holly P. Roberson A. Crawley J. Brooks 0. Reed J. Daniels J. Alexander The Art Club The Art Club was organized for the promotion of student interest in and appreciation of art. Prints of masterpieces in art are hung in the halls and buildings around the cant, pus. There are also frequent dis- plays of art work of students and faculty. The Business Education Club The Business Education Club was organized in January, 1967. The purposes of the club are to acquire the representation on camups nec- essary to equip the department with better facilities and modern, up-to- date equipment required of a skills course; to help familiarize freshman students with the Business Educa- tion curriculum; and to promote better communication between Business Education students and the entire campus. The club also in- vites representatives of various com- panies to enlighten Business Educa- tion students of the opportunities available in particular fields. Bottom L to R R. Uncles W. Gary B. Caraway P. Mack S. Carey B. Conley G. Bond S. Redmond R. Kimkrow C. Tate V. Clark J. Smith D. James V. Croxlon J. Thomas K. Kerr D. Strickland C. Watkins J. Brown D. McCollum R. Scrvance W. Kelly E. Terry B. Gibson R. Huff G. Tate 236 Drjvirtmrntal Club The Home Economics Club The Home Economics Club is composed of Home Economics ma- jors interested in the field of Home Economics. The organization strives for uniqueness in the areas of cook- ing, sewing, and research. They strive to change the ideals of the '01d Home Economics' to the soci- ety in which we now live. The new Home Economies trends have devel- oped into different fields of learning touching all aspects of life. Lio R: C. Jackson, D. Moore, M. Langhornc, K. Killitt, J. Pailin, C. Williamson. E. Hem derson, Q. Cook. D. Yarbourgh. M. Boston, J. Bowers, D. Howard, E. Dashiell, B. Lee. C. Tilghman. S. Smothers, B. Pickett, C. Belt and J. Kelly. I to R: J. Hill. G. Jones, P. Butter. M. Linear. C. Walley. S. Carroll. A. Parrott. M. Favall. M. Brown. S. Watts. E. Barksdale. W. Greene. T. Fontcno, L. Mallory. L. Harri- son. G. Fraser. G. Warren. H. Cooper. S. Robinson. J. Blackwell. C. Sutton. L. Cross. A. Logan. L. Brown and R. Feaster. Student Maryland State Teachers Association The Student Maryland Stale Teachers’ Association, a pre-profes- sional organization of college and university students, provides oppor- tunities for those interested in edu- cation to develop an understanding of and appreciation for the teaching profession and professional teachers organizations; to stimulate the high- est ideals of professional ethics,«atti- tudes, and growth, and to be a na- tional voice in matters affecting their interests in education and the teaching profession. It sponsors Spe- cial conferences exposing members to professional efforts to find better ways of teaching children. It pro- duces special publications to keep them up to date on research and on the activities of government, and it utilizes the student-faculty commit- tees to voice the opinions of the stu- dents. Departmental Club� 237 Ira Aldridge Players The Ira Aldridge Players is com- posed of students who are interested in dramatics and are willing to in- vest precious time to acquire experi- ence and technique in dramatic ex- pression. In addition, the club tries to provide cultural and literary en- tertainment for the community and surrounding area. The organization is a member of the Negro Intercolle- giate Dramatic Association, which allows various chapters to exchange and review plays with other col- leges. Many productions are pres- ented in theatres, on radio, and on television. Standing L to R: II. Watson. B. Hawkins. M. Wilson. H. Oglesby, and H. Johnson. Seat- ed: S. Jones, J. Lanier, T. Ayers, L. MoHarrison and T. Holmes. Members: S. Kkpanyaskun. G. Gray. A. Harrison, M. Harrison, B. Heyward. Y. Lau, H. Loath, M. McKesson. I). Pricster and L. Temple- ton. Beta Kappa Chi Beta Kappa Chi National Honor Society was founded in 1923 at Lincoln University in Pennsyl- vania. The Morgan State College Chapter was estab- lished in 1936. The purpose of this Society is to ere courage and advance scientific education through original investigation, through the dissemination of scientific knowledge, and through the stimulation of high scholarship in pure ami applied science. 238 Dcpartmrnul Clut . Sealed L to R: F. Edmonds, I). Roberson, L. Thorpe. M. Lane. Standing: T. Wilson, ad- visor; R. Quarles, N. Long, T. Mouse. G. Wilson, A. Long, L. Lewis and G. Davis. The Society for the Advancement of Management SAM is an organization of eco- nomics and business majors inter- ested in the managerial aspects of business. Various persons who are directly involved with management appear as guest speakers. The Soci- ety for the Advancement of Manage- ment at Morgan is one fragment of a national organization. Producing better and more efficient managers is the major aim. SAM also provides department majors with experience and first-hand knowledge of the real-world” of business. The D.O.W. Holmes Debate Society The D.O.W. Holmes Debater Society is an organi- zation that affords students the opportunity to par- ticipate in academic and intellectual discussions based on in-depth research on a particular topic. The Society participates in tournaments sponsored by colleges in the eastern, midwestern, and south- ern part of the United States. The D.O.W. Holmes Debate Society also sponsors two tournaments an- nually at Morgan. The Society has two debate teams, a novice team which is composed of first year debaters, and a varsity team composed of ex- perienced debaters. Front L to R: L. Pennington, M. Williams, J. Lvmas and R. Allen. Back Row: M. Woodhous, H. Chinn and R. Hollis. DriMrimcntal Clui Seated: Mite L Mickens, Advisor; J. Braswell; B. Bullock. Standing L to R: K. Dillard; S. Booth; L. Johnson; and G. Bril. Women’s Dormitory Council The Women’s Dormitory Council is largely concerned with disciplinary problems. The Stu- dent Handbook explains the policies and responsibilities of the Council. It is responsible to the Dean of Women. Standing . to R: M. Drrnrr; A. Hill; B. Williams; D. Hey wood; G. Maddox: J. Heckstall; D. Lewis; C. Funn; M. Neale; L. Martin; and L. Wells. Seated: J. Arnold; P. Wilson; S. Roberts; P. Washington; L. Wharton; A. Watson and I. Batson. 240 Drpirtmental Club The English Club The English Club was formed to perpetuate the study of English, to increase the appreciation of the fine arts, and to promote fellowship among the English Majors. Left to Right: Vice-President — J. Cragway. President — I. Batson. The Music Majors Association The Music Majors Association is concerned with the promotion of student interest in and ap- preciation for music. In keeping with this con- cern, the college has a library of masterpieces in music. The group works with the Baltimore Sym- phony Orchestra in performing concerts at the college and around the city. ROTC Reserve Officers Training Corps WAR Consider war as an extension of Diplomacy, condemn it as a plague, thrill to its so-called glories, as you will. The fact remains that war is not just a phenomenon, sometimes foreign to our civilization, hut — wheth- er we like it or not — it has been a fundamental clement of mart's strug- gle for existence. Until man’s nature changes, war is always likely to Ik; with us, in one form or another. Karl VonClausewilz Cadet Colonel William Ward ROTC 241 242 ROTC Rangers ' soZo f jtig£$L ROTC 243 2 V4 ROTC Sjj(? Choir THE MORGAN STATE COLLEGE CHOIR is pictured alxivc in its annual Christmas program. Nathan Carter is di- rector anil Priscilla Johnson is soprano soloist in Behold the Star by William Dawson. Earlier on the program, the choir hail presented Johann Sebastian Bach's Magnificent” assisted by members of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra. The group was in constant demand for concerts and appearances both on and off campus. In addition to radio and television appearances, they ap| earod during the month of January with the Baltimore Symphony Or- chestra in its midweek concerts at the Lyric Theatre. In the spring, a forty voice flegment of the ensemble (the Con- cert Choir) toured both north and south Baltimore. Dr. Elliot Galkin, music critic of the Baltimore Sun. called Mor- gan State College Choir one of the busiest collegiate groups of its kind in the area.” 216 Performing Art� The Morgan Singers Pictured above are the Morgan Singers appearing on the college choir's annual Christmas program. Nathan Carter is director and the singers arc from left to right: May Pinkett, Brenda Russell. Priscilla Johnson. Saundra Spratley. Phvllis Jackson. Derek Stewart. Melvin Henry. Marcia Armstead, Mary Bess. Laureenc Dantzler. Carlton Hamilton. Mitchell Wardian. Larry Owens, Louis Wells and George Young. These sixteen select vocalists sang twice a month in the Morgan Christian Center for Sunday serv ices. In addition, they fulfilled an unlimited number of engagements both on and off campus. Their appearances were usually highlighted by enthusiastic audience response. In fact, their first all-college presentation of the year, during the Victory Rally Convocation in honor of Congressman Par- ren J. Mitchell, was marked by a spontaneous standing ovation. Performing Art 247 Cheerleaders i Organization� 249 Morgan State College Marching Band In past years, the BAND has been less than effective in its efforts. Thank God for 1970! Tom Delaine, Louis Wells and 130 spirited students really got it together. With complicated choreography, hard work, and long hours, they provided en- tertainment and a morale boost for Morgan's athletic teams, spectators and audiences. For all of us who benefited — thanks for some good times. f r � ■ 250 Organization Majorettes Otyanixation 251 252 Performing Art� The Ira Aldridge Players Performing Ari� 253 Phi Alpha Theta Phi Alpha Theta, Eta Omega chapter is an international Honor society in History. Its purpose is to foster an appreciation of history and to promote historical scholarship. Members of the society include: L. LaFranque, S. Williams, G. Walker, D. Richmond, Col. C. Hurtl, R. G. Hammond, J. Wood folk, I)r. R. McConnell, Dr. H. Bell, Capt. N. Lagalllula Psi Chi Psi Chi is the national honor soci- ety in psychology. It is becoming in- creasingly involved in professional affairs, in matters of concern to the psychologist and the psychologist- student. Psi Chi’s purpose is to help advance the field of psychology through academic knowledge, scien- tific research, and behavior mollifi- cation. Members include: J. Peters, B. Hall, B. Richardson. P. Waddy, G. Scott, M. Brown, D. Collins. C. Jefferson, W. Rhodes, G. Shannon, 1. Smith, L. Cann, E. Dorsey, B. Norris, M. Winborne. 256 Honor Croup� Religious Organizations 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 Insti- tute and remained as such until 1890. It is, therefore, clear how our affiliation with the Christian Doctrine became so strong, and, although the Christian Cen- ter is not technically a part of the Mor- gan Campus, since it is now a state school, we are still as individuals closely allied with it. U.C.C.F. The United Campus Christian Fellowship's pljr. pose is to bring together members of the Moitogn Community for the purpose of discussing varies topics of current interest ami engaging in a waHn Christian fellowship. Members shown sealed: L. LaFran |ue, J. Jackson, „ White. Standing: J. Combs, and S. Williams. Memlx-rs l)4,t shown are R. Smith. D. Taylor. S. Booth. It. Hammond. „ Washington. J. Welcome. K. Cunningham. J. Kzoala. f|. Okeke, B. Burley, R. Gross. Revs. It. Jocllenbeck, II. Biw|. sail, H. Cornish, ami J. Sheldon. Mrs. A. Digel is als a club advisor. Baptist Club Other Religious Clubs Not Pictured Apostolic Club Canterbury Club Lutheran Club Newman Club Schwreitzer Club Student YWCA Wesley Club t The activities of the Baptist Club include an annual Christ- mas Party for a needy family, carolling at Union Memorial Hospital, Visiting inn r-city churches, sponsoring a Baptist Day on campus, attending intercollegiate conference and par- ticipating in summer missionary programs in the Baptist Stu- dent Union. Members include: D. Oakcrum. A. Gould. V. Bostic, P. Reuben, and advisor Mrs. M. Peyton. 258 Religion VOL. XXXI, No. 7 The Voice of the Morgan Student and Society Morgan Gives Show of Confidence To Mitchell On Friday. November «I. the Morgan Stair (College IhmIv was dismissed of morning classes for a salute to one of it's own Parren J Mitchell, professor of sociology, was given a most touching show of confidence by the student and faculty body Murphy Auditorium was packed and joy could Ik said to Ik contagious. The Morgan Choir. Band and college leaders in turn. made contributions in appreciation to Mr Mitchell, who Infame Maryland's first Black Congressman from the Seventh Congressional District Since then. Mr Mitchell has made public his gratitude for the support of his people Mr Mitchell won in an election which was marked by an un- precedented show of Black participation YWCA Welcomes New Members By Doha Ookcrum A carousel held in the Student Union Lounge, Thursday. October 29. highlighted the YWCA membership drive. Miss Eldrean Barnett, president of the YWCA, welcomed 14 new members, and gave a synopsis� of the club's activities. Five prizes of key rings and word puzzles were given.away to the winners in the Bingo games. A door prize, a stuffed dog. was won by a new member. Cookies and punch were served. The membership drive, which began October 15. terminated on November 5 with a Membership Tea. At that time, the 14 new members were inducted. Joanne Norris AsMH-iutc Editor T el Carl NeLon A'.MM'ialr Editor Judge Higginbotham To Speak At Bill of Rights Assembly BALTIMORE, Ml) From Thomas Jefferson to Malcolm X - Can We Close The Constitutional Gap?, will Ik the topic of the Bill of Rights Convocation Address to Ik given by the Hon. A. lA on Higginbotham at Morgan State College. 11 AM. Thursday. Dccember3. Mr. Higginbotham. Judge of U.S. District Court. Philadelphia, will be the speaker for Morgan's 15th annual Bill of Rights Day Observance. The convocation will 6e held in Murphy Auditorium on the south campus. A graduate of Antioch College with an LLB Degree from Yale Law School. Judge Higginliotham was sworn in as a United States District judge for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania in January. 1964. He is the youngest person to Ik appointed a Federal District Judge within the last 30 years. Congressional Candidate Speaks To Evening School By Curtis M. Kane Mr. Parren J. Mitchell, Democratic Candidate for the United States Senate, spoke to Morgan’s evening school students, October 14, 1970, in the Student Union Lounge. Mr. Reginald Thomas, treasurer of the Evening Student Council, opened the assembly of about a hundred students, faculty and friends. Mr. Mitchell was introduced by Miss Paula Meekling as a graduate of Morgan, professor of Sociology, first Black student to enter and graduate from the University of Maryland Graduate School and the first Black candidate of Maryland for the U.S. Senate. Mr. Mitchell begpn by labeling himself as a radical, liberal activist but said he would not pursue that issue. The speech, entitled Dissent, Progress and Decision,” dealt with the poor Blacks of America, the war in S.E. Asia, over-reaction to quiet dissent and Black people allowing the system to erode. Mr. Mitchell closed his speech by stating that it is Black peoples duty to right the system. He quoted from the Greek philosopher, Katzinzacbees, Reach into your racial origin to reach compassion, daring and progress.” Mrs. Beryl W. Williams, director of the evening division, closed the assembly with the introduction of the faculty and staff of the Evening School. WHAT IS DRUG ABUSE0 Drug abuse, because it takes many forms and involves many different kinds of substances, is not an easy term to define. In one instance, drug abuse refers to the consumption, without medical authorization, of medically useful drugs which have the capacity for altering mood and behavior. A truck driver who takes a stimulant to maintain wakefulness is abusing drugs. A student who has decided on his own to take a tranquilizer before an exam is also abusing drugs. The term drug abuse also refers to the ingestion of a medically useful mood-altering drug for a purpose other than that for which it was prescribed. A person who has been prescribed a barbiturate for insomnia but who uses it to get intoxicated at a party is abusing drugs. Drug abuse also describes any use - except for medical research - of mind-changing drugs and substances having no legitimate medical application. Anyone who smokes marihuana or takes LSD is abusing drugs. Anyone who uses heroin is a drug abuser. Anyone who chews morning glory seeds is abusing drugs. (Note that the consumption of alcoholic beverages, which in some cases- technically could fall into this category, is not considered drug abuse in our society.) The term drug abuse is also applied to the inhalation of fumes from gasoline, various types of adhesives and household cements, and other solvents. Since inhalation of these fumes can result in mood and behavior changes, it will be considered here along with the more well-known forms of drug abuse. Obviously, all forms of drug abuse are not alike in their dangers to society. Nor can every type of drug abuse be equally controlled. But whenever possible, laws have been passed to curtail what society feels are the most dangerous forms of this practice. These laws have, for the most part, been on the books a long time attesting to the fact that drug abuse is not a new problem. In fact, the criminal investigation files of our large cities show conclusively that Americans have long sought escape from life’s problems with the aid of opium, morphine, herion, codeine, meperidine and other narcotics. NON-NARCOTIC ABUSE In recent years, a number of synthetic, non-narcotic drugs have been receiving the attention of the abuser. Stimulants (like the amphetamine drugs) and depressants (like the barbiturates) head the list. Certain tranquilizers are also increasingly used for nonmcdical purposes. Abuse of the hallucinogenic agents has received considerable publicity. Many of these non-narcotic drugs are important even essential in the practice of medicine; they arc, in fact, far more widely prescribed by doctors than arc the narcotics. (The hallucinogens are an exception; no useful medical application has been demonstrated.) The medical need for abusable drugs requires that they be manufactured in large quantities by many manufacturers and widely distributed. In spite of the many security precautions of Black Politics Added To Political Science Dept. By Stephen Russell The course, Black Politics, has been added as part of the new program in Afro-American Studies for the year 1970-1971. This semester, there arc 24 students in the class which is under the instruction of Dr. G. James Fleming. The objectives of the course, according to the syllabus, are to inform students of the contributions Blacks made to U.S. politics. The course shows how our very presence influenced politics before we got actively involved. Morgan State, for years, has emphasized practical politics in its' institute for Political Education. With a heavy concentration of Black people in cities, coupled with the exodus of whites to the suburbs. Black political power is a reality. A student wishing to be in the class should have some knowledge ol fmlitu al science and be willing and able to load i great deal Bruce Hawkins Arli-t SPOKESMAN RALLY HELD; STUDENTS DISCUSS MEANS OF RAISING BAIL MONEY FOR JAILED COLLEAGUES By Ann Booker, Phyllis Jones and Helen Shaw Methods of raising over 5100,000 in bail for five Morgan Students was discussed at two on-campus rallies, October 16. Angela Hatten, James C. Ownes, Craig Wilson and James W. Green are being held on 52S.OOO bail each at Southeastern district police station. Robert L. Jordan is being held on 510,000 bail. ASSOCIATE EDITOR Colhcrl Chapman Pearl Brown John Stevenson Miles Harrison Eva Holland Ronald Feasler Howard Fallen ART SECTION Ann Crawley, Ettitor SPORTS SECTION Edward Banks, Editor Doris Gillespie James McCleary ORGANIZATION SECTION Drueie Roberson. Editor Janiee Matthews Toni Johnson Wilhclmenia Douglas { 262 Editor� I s STUDENT LIFE SECTION Jacqueline Reeder, Editor Yvonne Watties Sybil Emerson William Wiley Christine Johnson FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION SECTION Winona Green, Editor Marvelle Edeline Cclestine Bland Gaines Lansey Linda White BUSINESS MANAGER JoAnnc Hill Linda Stockton Martha Linear LITERARY SECTION Richard King, Editor Fat Wilkerson Ronald Turner Bernadine Myles Editor 263 The Spokesman Staff 'i n L to R: B. Hawkins. B. White. J. Norris, C. Nelson, J. Smith, G. Carter. L to R: R. King. P. Wilkenson. M. longhorn, T. Johnson, C. Chapman, E. Holland. W. Grcjn, J. Stevenson, Y. Watties, C. Johnson. S. Emerson. W. Wiley, G. Carter, A. Crawley, A. Rollins, R. Fcaster. R. Turner. B. Myles, E. Banks. 264 Staff The Promethean Staff Editor’s Note Our goal in 1971 has been lo make tin PROMETHEAN more than just a scrap ) hook or diary of events, hut a timely and relevant piece of photojournalism dealing with campus issues, ideas, arid events. To present these ideas effectively, we have also tried to co-ordinate explanations with our layouts and photographs to help give our reader a better understanding of our I campus life. Needless to say our yearbook has been hard work, late hours, brainstorming ideas, sharing jobs, fatigue, and even a lit- tle fun. To my editors and their staffs. I sincerely thank you for all these things, and for each idea, criticism, smile, and joke that you gave. There are still many good ideas, innova- tions, and improvements which we were not able to use in these 272 pages. 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Miryllml RONALD L TEASTER 224 Chalnul SI, Bllumurt. Maryllml ROBERT J. FERGUSON 1830 W. Flyrlw SI. Bollimurt. Maryland SIERMN FERGUSON 3024 Munlnw Mm Ilirhlnnnd. VI. ?ATRICK FERNANDEZ 2121 HrCulloh SI. lullimnr-I. Maryland 11101th A FINLEY Hm Lnrh Cm: Rand Ellimnrr. Maryllml BRENDA 1:. FlmEIALD P1 O1 Bo: 483 McKewzy. VI, LINDA R7 FITZGERALD 27W Slump: SI. Piuluny. Nrw Jrnr, LAWSON E. FLOYD. JR. 1914 lflrm Arc Blillmarr. eryhml TONI FONTENO 071?. 159111 51. Neil Yuri Clly. Nuw York HAROLD D, FORD 1123 lelrm Am Bullimnn. Maryl-nd LINDA V1 FORSYTII 6m Knolllmmln DI. Hyunvulc. Maryllnil ALLEN FORTE 3212 Duwhrllrr 110le Bclllmore. Maryllml EDDIE FRANKLIN 3 Eric 51. 11. : dz Gnu, eryhnd RAYMOND E. FRANKLIN 310 Mlnhnll Dr, Howie . NW Jnnny UROL FHISBY 1227 Au'um Ave. Billimnre. Maryland BENJAMIN R. FULLER 3111 Hinkn Are. Bltllmnre. Maryland DENICIA l'U LTON H04 Finnry Ava. Billlmurc. Maryllnd RONALD V4 GAINES 351102dnd-In Hold Balllmorc. Maryland MSUNDFM l1. CMTHER RI. 2. Ba: 1901:. Queenluwn RM Severn. Muyhml INNOCENCIO GARCIA 11 lel of Rirhmund ChrIIIi-nlled, SI. Cmil U. 5. Virgin Inland. JAMES GARRETT. JR. 2439 hktviw Ave. Illllmou. Mnrylum JOYCE GARRETT 093 Springfield Arc Newnrl. New Janey JOHNNIE M. GATLING 1N2 N. Chum 5L lnllilmm Muyl-ml PATRICIA L. GERALD 35115 Flinllw Aw. Inlliumm Mnryl-ml WILLIE J, GERMANY 251 Lincoln Dr. Inning Mound. eryllml 1.81111 C. Gll-E. 1R. m1 Prnlnn St. Bullimon. Marylund KENNETH T. GILL I Minor Aw. -.-..-w..4 Illlimorc. Mnrylunll DORIS L. GILUEPIE 39: 1654. Sun Collqn Onnguhurg. 50th Cnml'nu CHARLE A. GILLIAM 2m Kano Lm Bcllimnre. Maryllnd JAMES GITTINGS 4413 Mlnvh Rand. Apl. 10 Billimonu Muylnnd JUANITA C. OWENS 1309 walon Rmd BllIimaI-c. Maryllnd PAULINE GLENN 1! Hamllmn SI. Burdmtown. NM Jamey ARTHUR D, GRAY 1314 E. Oliver SI. Baltimore. eryluul CWHM 11. GRAY 3729 Numni- Haul Bullimurn. Marylnnd GIDRM A. GREEN 85 N. Morlty 5L Blllimari. Marylnnd WINONA A1 GREEN m Fllm'ew Ave. Bullimurr. Maryland DEBORAH 1., GREENE M0 Hickory Circle Aberdeen. Miryllnll mnv' r. cnsm 814 Franklin SI. Aleundril. V; BOBBY 1. GRIFFIN .022 Bonner Rand Bullimorr. Maryland ELEANOR 111 GROSS 34m Springd-Ir Mn Elmore. Maryland RONALD GRANT 3llo Belmont Aw. Baltimore. Mnryluul CWENWLYN AV 001N155 2116 Burnlly SI. lnll'nnun. anI-nd RONALD L. COME 2201' N. EIIurIonl St. Bollirnorr. Maryland LENA GOODMAN 3815 0011'ch Am llllilmm. Maryland MARIAN GOBDHON 2415 Wm lninslun SI. Ballimnm. Mnryhml MARION T1 GRAHAM 3315 Brighten Ballilnnre. Marylin ! TONI R. HACKETT sou mum. um um... Iallilllnm eryllnd A'RTHUR L. HALL 1336 Graham Road lnlllmure. Maryland SHARON C1 HALL 215 Quennnlown 110ml Severn. Maryllnd' SYLVIA C. HALL 3103 Minhlun Mu. Bulllmon. Muryl-nd ROBERT C. HAMMON 11 1612 1 . SI.. Apt. 201 Sal Plununl. eryhmi NATHANIEL 5. HAMPTONS 18518 Pennington Q1. Duran. Mich! ARTHUR D. HARDEMAN 710 Human 5L Lynnllburl. VI. STANLEY M. HARMON 1535 Gheunn righln Au; Ilhimon. Muylund ALAN F. HARRIS 5 Gllmel 5L Annapolis. Mnryhnd ALBIN W. HARRIS 1709 Thom.- Ave. Inllillum Muyllull REGINALD 1'. HARRIS 2W5 Prullurg 51. Inlllmon. eryllnd SANDRA .L HARRIS MOI Van Mm Ialllmn. Maryllnd ADRIENNE M. HARRISON 3m Chaim SI. Hmdphim h. LYNN A. HARRISON m SuluIl An. Bnltimon. MIryI-nml MILE G. HARRISON. JR. 4502 Wukrl'lelll 11am Bultlmorc. Muryland NEAL E. HARVEY w Mlinn Ava Bultlmnre. Mmlnnd JOSEPH HASKINS JR 1924 Cecil Aw. Bulllmnre. eryllnrl LYNNE HAWKINS :20 Vumum SI. NM thinglun, D10 ANDREW 1'. HAYES. 111. 107 Em 43rd 5L Apt. 3 Ballimuns. eryllml GREGORY HAYES H8 Dlnmnulh Mu. Pemmwn. NM Jimmy MAURICE 11 AYES I1911 Ivanhoe Ave, lillilnnm. eryllnrl ODESSA M1 HFJCGINS m Ruulun Ans, Balllmnrn. Maryland EAILENE HENDERSON 7016 Batman SI. PIu-Imrg. Pal RENE 1. HENDRICK 5207 Goodwin 11am! Apt C lillimtm. Muyllnd JEROME HENDRICKS 86113 Bonn Aw. ApL C IalIinIurv. eryllnd FEYTON HERBERT 19 Snlmmmn llmd Annlplin. Mnrylnnd BEVERLY A. HEYVMRD 1m Nnrlh Dulutllnd SI Bllliumn. Muyhnd MARLENE T1 H1GGINWHAM 5103 51. amp m. Bnllillwn'. Maryland HAHALIE 1. HIGHSMITH 2136 Penrgu Ave. BIIIimore. Maryland JOANNE 1.1 HILL 3222 Darllhun Raul Bnlu'mon. eryllnd LESIE 1111.1. 530 50. lb St. Nawavh. New Janey EVA P4 HOLLAND Bl Jachnn Arm Janey Cily. New Jcmy GM L. HOLLAND 88 Sullr CimIn Ayl. 1 BAIIiI'lIuI-v. eryllml ELIZAEETH L, HOLLEY 2607 Bollyn Mm Batllmnrc. eryllml IOEBRT HOLMES l9 Putmnn SI, 'Ilmbory. Connuclirm CHARWI'TE Y. HOLT 3W5 Dunll Aw. Bllllmnns. eryland PATRICIA l.- HOLTSCLAW 2501 Elninor Mn. Blllilmm:. Muyllml ROBERT HOPKINS m1 Chlgrnw: Ava. Bullimnre. Muylnnd TERESA A. HOUSE 2534 W. Pnu 5L Illlimorc. Miryllnd DEBORAH L, HOWARD $14 Olkllml Ave. Apt, 2 Bultimarr. eryllnnl DAVID DA HUMPHIIIE'S 1197 McCIuII Blvd. Bullimum. eryllnd 0111115 KUNEGNAW P. O. Box 1W3 Addi- Ahnbl, Exhiopi- PRESTON 'l'. HUIITT. JR. 370$ Dun Ann hllllmm. eryl-nd CAROLYN E. HUX 4025 anmr 110ml nulcimrc. Maryllnd VIRGIE A. INGRAM 3123 $1111th Avt. lnllmm. Huyhnll SHEILA 1.. IIVIN - 2907 Pralnu, SL Blinmorr. Marylml TITUS 1.. IVORY 4829 11111: Park Dr. Chlrlnllu. Nunh Camlinn JOYCE E. JACKSON 39 . Giynnn 1 . - Pkwy, Bllumore. Mnrylnml JUNE M. JACKSON 3512 Simiy Calm Kenninstun. eryllnd LUCY A JACKSON 11!. 11. 30: 1711 Chuhm. Virgini- MARY JACKSON 8M Heiumln Runtl Dlvldmnvilln. eryllml PEGGY AA JACKSON 811 Bridywiu-w anl Billimurlu Muryhml RICHARD A. JACKSON 5202 Nummd Avn Bullimm. erylnml GONZALES 111C053 1620 Rulhllnd Am Dlllimnre. eryllnd SARA JACOBS 5312 I1. Nnrlh Aim l-Imnorr. eryllntl NEAL M. JANE? 1.817 Prenumn 5t. Bllli ore. Muyllml CLMI NCE A. 1121111113 Ill Bo! 131. Millinglon Millinglnn. erybnd CASSANDRA JEFFERSON 50! ML Iloll, SI. BalIlmart. Maryllnd JAMES A. JENKINS 3116 Nonnni- End Illllmon. Maryland HELEN Ii. JENNlPER 218 W. Madiwn SI. Bullimon. Maryland MARIAN G. JENN1NCS 1322 E. Hillmln SI. Illlinmre. Mlnhnd SPENCER L. ENMNGS 27-10 Gilmonr 5L. but Elmhunl Queen- Nw Yuri. Nrw York VALERIE AA 11.1311 3400 Griffin Ava. Richmond. VI CHRISTINE C. JOHNSON 2223 0mm Ayn hltlmun. Maryland DAVID V1 JOHNSON 11 Tamar Flu:- Bellevlllm Neva Irmy 3TH! JOHNSON 3652 Dvlflcltf Ave. Ballilnnnr. erylnnd LINDA 1. JOHNSON 1501 N, Linlmod Aw Bnlllmmu. eryllml LEWIS L. JOHNSON Chum: Poll 0111-14 Churn. MIryInI-ul MARITHA 1,10HNSON 2316 Mann 5:. Calumhln. Snulh Clrulirll MATTHEW JOHNSON 10m Mt, Holly SL Blilimnm. erylnnd MICAH 2. JOHNSON 1901 Linmln Ronll N E, Apt. 20a Wllhlnllun. D.C. NINA L. JOHNSON 3110 Suntan load 5.11. Ayl. 204 W'nllingzm. ILC. PATRICIA JOHNSON 3701 Cvlumllun Drivn- Ballimurv. Maryllml PATRICIA D. JOHNSON 221 N1 meunl Avr. A1111 310 Elllmum Mnrleu-I PHILLIP ll. JOHNSON 1321 Sllwnhmnu Rum hllllnon. Mnrylln-l 5111.an JOHNSON 2100 1:. Hanna 5:. hllhnure. Mnrylnnd TONI I. JOHNSON It! 51 A, llnuu- 2. Di-nr; Ihml Scum. Muylund VAUGHN JOHNSON Inn 221 Bow'm. Mnrylan-I TERRELLE 1L JOLLET 11!- 2. Jerky Rand SIIIII-ury. eryllml ELLID'I'I' C. JONES 15505 11mm: Wu; Bullimuruz-eryllnd DOHOTHEA 5 JORDAN 4912 Cilny Driw Ballinmre. M-ryllml nEnER1CK M1 JONES M Limo ! 5L Jlmmlown. NW an11 GAIL L C. JONES 1013 Kuin Rm ! Bulliuu'arn. Maryland GLENN A1 JONES 205 N. Danjmm SE, lhllimnm. eryhml HUBERT R. JONES. 1111 5310 Midmmd Me. Schimm. Maryland JANICE M1 JONES 5615 Cad Aw. ?hllId-slphil. Pm LmN JONES 3313 Croydon 110ml Ballilnurc. eryllnd RITA A. JONES 61 Willi: SL New Hum. 0mm. ROBERT L. 101113.111 110 Chrllnui 5L Snllinmm. Mnrylnnd CURTIS M1 KANE Glurlum- Hall 11.01 Chlrlollr Hull. erylond JOANNE E1 HAMMOND KELLY 2312 Winchnlrr 5L ApL P Ichilnuvr. eryland WENDELL M. KELLY. 111. 1023 Prime SI, Georgelnnn. SImIII Clmlml JERALD M. KERR 1257 Kilmnrr Road Icllilnnrc. eryland SAND KISS 3026 Brig Ion 51. Baltimore. erylaml ROSA M, KETTEH 12 2. Federal SI. Burlinglnn. Nu Jnmy CONCHITA M. KING 301 Frulawn Rnld Simpnonvilk. Muyl-m' JOTCIE M1 KING 1701 N. Elna! SI. Bllljmnnu Muyland RICHARD A. KING. 111. W 1611: 5L NAW. Wuhinmuu. 11C. JONATHAN V1 KIREV 777 Annlpalin Ntck 11nd Anntpul'n. Muylnnd LOUISE A1 LIFRANQUE 103 Helpth Gruund Chlrlulln Amnllv. SI. Thom . Vlmin llllndn. U11 MAGGIE 0. LANE 2567 CniI Am lallimnm. Maryllml MADELINE D. MNGHORNE 408 Cammanmmlm Man Cllonlvlllr. erylaml EDWARDG.LANSET.1R1 511 Muhcr SI. BnlIimam. Maryllml T. WALLIS LANSEY 2340 MrCulluh SII-wl Bulllmorr. Maryllnd DLINDA V. LASENBV 1952 11:310-- Slnml Gary. Indium M. CHARLENE LAWSON 2114 Hyman Manm- Bnlu'moru. eryllml HATTIE M1 LEATH nmonklry Avnnw Bnlumora. Muylmd NOLA 11 L111: Rome 21 11m 322 Wlllhlmburl. Villlnil PAUL E1 LEE 1m Limil Avrnur Ballimnlr. eryllnd BENJAMIN H, LEWIS. 111 1712 Wnnnrk Awnum Blllimnn'. eryllnd HARRIET C1 LEWIS 2208 Kill: Aw-nur Bullummu Maryland JOYCE A LEWIS P. 0. 11m 4 Faru-man. Virginia LARRY L. LEWIS 16M Winfrml Hold BullimurI-. M-rylmd LESLHI 1.. LEWIS. 1111 1610 Winfurll Hnlrl Bullimurr. eryluml MARVIN 1'1 LEWIS 813 N. Munmn- Slh-vl Blllimnrv. MIryIIu-l VIOLA 0. T1 LEWIS 55W Clrlilllr Avnlnuv Illlirmme. Mllyhml MAHTHA C. LFNFIAR 134 Edgrwvml Slnml Bllllmurr. Maryland PATRICIA D. LITTLE 32M lnhnmn Conn LIIIIIIITI. Maryland 61:53pm A. r. LOGAN 50 Rnxlnury 3mm 5mm lul-nd, NY. KENNETH 1LUMHHUACK1 LONG m U Slmgi Bndlmry Hrluhh. Mnrylnml ADA C. LOVE 4254 lelluu Raul hllimow. Maryllnd JEROME A1 LUMPKIN 1538 N1 Applnlnn Smw Bullimow. Maryluml 11:1111Y C1 LYMAS 1016 N1 Chun-h 5L Uninn. 50th Clmlinl DAVID F1 MACK 392D Gknhunl 110ml 301mm . 101 lean MARCIA MADDOX 3225 Gupta Fl :- Play BIIu'morr. eryilml LVNNE 11 MALIBNV 714 '11 IJIlyrlh- Awnur Ballimnm Muyllnd WALTER HALLOY. JR 2538 Druid Park Drum, ApL 2 Bullimur-s. erylaml SEVERLY Ar MARSHALL 3314 Elrmm uld lllliunnnl. Maryland GERALD B. MARTIN 5018 Flmlicu RII'd Bnll'ullnrr, eryllmf STEPHEN MASON 5404 Midwmu! Awmun Bllnmon'. Marlen-l ANNA 11 MATTHEWS 11mm 2. Box 222-11 Srvcru. Miryllml JANICE Y. MATTHEWS Box: 298. Mlyndd Avenuv Elkridgn. MIrlend 611th L1 MAYO 2122 Bug Avu'nuu Enhimart', eryllml WILLIAM E MAYh' 52m EIIIImI-y Arman. Apl, G Bullamom Mnyluul MARGARET M1 MICULLUM 2013 Elnl 1'I'Whllm Slm-t allumurg. eryllml MCQUELTN VquGUIRI-I 514 Nnnh Plyuim Slmrl lnllumanl. eryllnd MARY! MI'KESSDN 36,1 Dulrwld Ammun- Ballimnrm eryllnd. SONDRA D. MrMEEKIN 222 N. Drnimn Slm-t Balnmnrr. Maryland 011 1 .50111' L MEEKINS 7M I'I-hlnglun Slrwl Cnmbridgr. MuyT-nd BAPHNE N. MERRY Sheridln Rum! MFWIh-vlmr, 1111.1 - Cruwn-vilk. Muyl-ml SHARON D. MICKENS 2.26 Pllllll SIn-cl Tnmum. New 11-12, RICHARD J. MIDDLETON 2:14 laynll Nany. Apt 202 Buillmmr, Maryland CLARK M. MILES 11mm- 1. Box 3? 54m. Mnryl-ml ERNEST R. MINGU 171 Wilklnum Awam- Jnrwy Cily. NH Ju-m-3 JULIA N1 MONTGOMERY 1810 E. 32ml SIm-I Baltimore. Moryfnml DEANNE 1. M00111: Noulr l. Mmhhnirmvillv 5L Mary'a Cmmly. Muyllml LINE MOORE 409 Viruini- Avrnur Townun. Maryllud FAVE Y1 MOREHEAD 1125 l-:. FJnri-Ia Sum Gm-nuhnm. Nnrlh Cnrnlirm LAMAR MORRIS om Smuh Avrnov Brillglllun. NM JI-rnrj MAHM 17.1 MOSBY 3235 Durlthan Rnlrl Ihllimnrr. m.glmu JAMES I1. MURPHY 1m? er1l1l Driw- Bnllimurr. Marylml. HENRY L. MUHRIY Inull- 1. 11m: 207 QuI'I-Mluwn. Maryland SAMUEL I4, MVERS. JR, 9929 ernlu-Il 110ml A'n. m Llnhlm. MIIyIIn-I MANGO 11 14111.55 3615 lialnnh slm-I hmhm-r, Muyllml DONALD 111113011 3104 Blhvr Slrwl BIIIu-mm'. Mnryl-nd CLETUS I. NNADI AuhovarrrI. 111 ana I'nl A1nu THOMAS E NOEL 30m A-rrmnm 5mm Bollimmr. Hlnl-ml CAROLE V. NORRIS 2207 N, Pullhll Slnw-l Inllimon. Maryland HOPE 1. OKLKE 55m L011I1ln Ruin! Ballimmr, M-ryluul FRANKLIN A. OWENS. 111 Roun- 10. Box 1034: Pludum Muylnn-l JEANNE OWENS U Allur Fllrr JIM; Cily. Nm- Jrnwy LAWRENCE B1 OWENS 3119 lull! Awnur Blllirlmrl'. eryllml JACOUELIN PMLIN P1 0, But 20': Rnpm. Nnrlh Clrulim CAROL A1 PARKER 29M Rl-illtnllmn Null Bulliunnrr. erylam CHERYL A. PARKER 632 QucII-r PIII v. NW1 Wilkinpuu. UL RANDOLPH B. PARKER 4111 EldI-run Mum : Blmmnrl'. Marlen-l ANNIE 11. PARRO'T'I' 2703 W. Fnlrmum Au-mw Baltimore. Maryllml CAIYL 11 P51111071 12 Rrgjl'ringu Gully 5L Thnnm. V11, RONALD H. PENN 25 N1 Kuuulh SInu-I 11l1lilmm'. Mlvyllml LEN S1 PERRY 2400 Smallwm Avrnnr Bnlhmou'. M-ryluml BEVERLY 11. PICKI'I'I'I' 328 Hall, Hannr 111ml Bclmnnm Muylamf ALVIN PIERCE 1118 Mnumwmd'fmd Bullimnn. Mnryland LAMONT C. P11TMAN. L 0013 Vrrnun IlluL LLB. New Yuvl CLMHCF. PITI'S 2102 E, rrdml slwrl Senior Directory 267 Bahimora. Maryland UHBT E POUARD S354 Sinclair Lane Apl. L Bnh.aiorr. JLnU.1 EARL T. POLLOCK MION.W. 4� Tm Miona. Fkaeida CONSTANCE L. POWELL Wl Sa.nrr Drine TuMMaV.. North Carolina SANDRA E. POWELL 1� M War „l B!,..' Neopo it Na a. Yupaaa DINORA P PRETTYMAN 1624 N 11.:� . Sima Apt A-4 Baltimore. Maryland DONALD H. PRIESTtK 315 WMp Sum Hiram, PHM)h«M PAULETTE A. PUMPHRCY 1516 Joatre R,od Salnrr Spnrg. MaryUad ROBERT L QUARLES, JR 1731 Ruatau A� .� Ralum-are. Minhuj MICHAEL O. RAMSEY 1310 Sahenio ran R..1 Bakiaora. MaryUad DAVID L R.ASCOE 2913 Na� l,rd Anm Bnluram, Minbad CLORIETTA RAY 70� «00, PW. NT. Waakirgtan. D.C IRtS L RED VON � 005 Wujdha.r a An«w Ralhmnre. Minbad DEVERA Y REDMOND 1213 Ra� «rr A m Apl. SC Bali-om. M.nbad SANDRA L REDMOND � 000 Sprnre Dm RaliMuare. MaryUnd OHI O REID 1415 Cardmaa Amw Bali.� � � Cmaaj, MarnUnd JACOI EUNE L REEDf.H 5702 N.nhwod Dm. Baliman. Marylta.1 CLIFTON 0. REYNOLDS Bon 64. Rnulr I Priata I'mWl. ManUnd CARY RICE 3127 M� l� m Aom Bah,ama. M.xUikI JOANN W RICH � 1« Edgrrroahe Cirri. N. Ap. ioa Bali.mr.. Mir,Ufa! ARNELLA RICHARDSON 3317 Larisa Amw Baltm.jr . MaryUnd BARBARA T, RICHARDSON 938 North Bum Sim. Ball.nora. Maryland CURA B, RICHARDSON 2723 Bar,I A,ana Bal.irnora, Mm lira. PHYLUS RICHARDSON Ron� 2. Bo. 26 Eden. M„,Uhl LI ILIAN 0 S RICHBURC 2924 W. Caidapetag Uaa. Apl C Bdlmra. ManUnd JUDITH R RICKS 152 BUba A,..aa BofUlo. New Yark THOMAS E. RICKS 4302 Saaiaala Anna Balltmra. MaryUnd AHN1CE L RIDDICK 718 Haney Sanaa Paatanoaik. Virginia VICTORIA RINCCOLD 1202 MrEMrary C..H Ap� . B2 Balliraora, Maryland DRUOE J ROBERSON R® � B. Baa 26 30)1 LaRae S vatr Baltimore. SLnbnd BEVERLY ROBINSON 4813 C iy Drtaa Balaam. Man Uni CARLA F- ROBINSON 2954 Carriiaa BN 4 Bak.na.aa. Ua ybod CLARENCE A. ROBINSON 327 Tyler Sanaa Frcdar-bUrg. Vug.nl. CLARENCE E. ROBINSON. JH 215 Laltpanr Sim. Bord aioon. Na, Jana-r JANET J. ROBINSON ' 2121 Honaoord At.au. Belli awe. Maryland SHERI J ROBINSON 3700 Kdgroaod Road Bakina ., Man Uni La VERNE ROGERS 64 North Parade Balbla. Na, York ANITA R0LUNS 1744 Nunfc L rdra -ood Sanaa PhLdeiphla. SAMUEL J. RONEY. JR 2332 Aihrn Sanaa Bak.nora. Maryland WILLILEXIA M. ROYAL 1610 SLaeUnd Atrnoe Bak.nora. Maryland BRENDA C. RUSSELL SA01 Coon C. Bo-ma aa,. Alakana MONROE SAUNDERS. JR 3002 N. H.km Sam. Bei’t-wnea. ManUol RACHEL E. SAUNDERS 1923 E. 32ad Mm. Bnltunara. Martlaml BRENDA M. SAVACE 816 N Augoat, A,..� Ml' � , Maryland ANNIE M SCOTT 980 N. FnUUm R� l Baltimore. Manlaaal CLARICE L SCRI8ER 1738 N. Payaaw Sima Baltimare. Manta ) BENJAMIN SECUNDY. JR 1541 Owannir Sim. NT Waahiagtaa. D.C SHARMAN SETH 28l2a.ftoaA.rao. Baltimore. Marybnd CREGORY SHANNON 2010 Chflvond A... a Rakinora. Maryland MICHELLE C. SHANNON 2010 Clifl-ord A.aaaa BaLnaaa. 5Lnl.nl JAYNE D. SHAW- 2305 lla,Ian Atenur Rnkunora. Mania,) ORRESTER SHAW. JR N� l Lodm� ., W„ Baliman. Maryland LESTER H. SHEPPERSON 328 Eaaa Lnm.nr A.an . Ml � , Hinl.nl PATRICIA A. SHIVFRS 1311 Witraa Scmr CREER A SHORTER 2608 N. L. .gourd Sima Balt,nan, Mar.Und SHARON M. SHOWILI. 4100 Li ton. Hrght. Atr.ua Balliaaan. Marybnd WALLACE H. SiriXlRD. JR. Ill W. Can Ira Slraaa A pa 807 Baltimore. MinUad MARSHALL B. SIMMONS Rrnaa 7. Bo. 20 ArurdrlrrMh. 8a AanapoW. Mar.Und THOMAS E SINCLAIR SHARON ROBERSON 148 Qmix Sima Bakimm. Marybnd PAULA ROBERTS 5603 W.Saa Annua Bali.van. MaryUnd SHELIA V. ROBERTS Bak-nora. MaryUnd RACHEL KSLACUM 16� N Hilton Sanaa Apt A J Ral-.atorr. Maryland JAMS A. SMITH 905 Naath MlKa.a Am.ua Bah-mom. Maniand REBA A. SMITH 2701 RomUr Slraal Bak-mare. Marybnd REBA L B. SMITH Ran� 1. Bn 98 Marlon, Manl.nl W1LUAM L SMITH. JR 170? Wwodbwwn. Aae.ua Bah ama. Mary Mad W1LUAM M SMITH 812 MrCaW Aaa.ua Bahlnora. Maniavl SHARON E SMOTHERS 1611 Maarland A.aau. Ballinon. Maryland SHIRLEY A, SOCKW'FXL 207 Cadlrp. Park Dn.a Mowoaailla. PaamyNaala ROBERT SPIVEY. JR. 18 Gain A mm Mona lair. Na, Jr na. RONALD r. SPRATLEY 13� SkinMiu Road Bak.ama. Man land GUINEVERE C SPURL0CX 29� Si Luka. Una Ba nner. SLnUnd BRENDA STACCERS 2201 l.ynAum Aaanua Bak.morr. Maryland WALLACE J STEVENSON. JR 2M0 N, Cortan SlmA Pktladalplua. PawayKwa. DEANNA A, STEWART 1616 Mad.aon A.aau. OurWlla. N.C ARCHER L ST1TH 2738 Mar. Si BaiMw.SU UNDA A. STOCKTON 330? Ako Rnnd Balu.ura.SU PAUL L STOKES 907 Buntla Rwd Bakimn.su VEATRKE STRE.AT 1918 Card Ana, Bak.,r.rr. SLnUU SANDRA P. STUKES S003 C-ynn Oak A.aam Baklnora. Maryland ALBERT A. STURDIVANT III Saulk Morin Siraa. Bak.nora, Maryland RALPH A STURDIVANT 111 S Marfn Siam Baknnrr. ManMU CREGORY T STYLES 3825 $n|wa A.a. Baknnra. ManUrd DtlRAL SUTTE 270« AUandala Road Bakmaa. MaryMad CASSANDRA F. SUTTON 2210 PeM.yl.aaaa A.anua Bakinoaa. Man Mad CARY SWIFT 916 Hartan A,ante Bakianaaa. Man'aid SHARON 8. TALIAFERRO 423 N. Trnn A.anua A da.I Oly, Na, lana, MARY A TATE 4100 Fairfa. Rond Bahiauara. Mar.land DFNOY L TAYLOR Rl 1. Bo. 113 Pnaaeaa Anna. SdaryUnd SHEILA TAYLOR 2726 Eaal Olnar Sdm. Rah.more. Maryland WAYMAN W TAYIDR. JR 6� So nm Ana. GrrrrnS.ro, Maryland LARMOLR R. TEMPLETON 1210 Hdldalr Road Raklnma. Maryland KWASI TtXC P. 0 Bat 1313 Kunm Aakanu. Gkarn ELEANOR R TERRY 1500 Wood Hr«ku Ana. Apl. F Bahlnnra. Maryland RAYMOND T. TERRY 4302 Conner I . I A.anua Bak.nora, Man land JEAN L THOMAS R.F.D.’ 1. B.. 95 Ckariatie Hal, SLryltnd JOYCE L THOMAS RED. «I. Bn 95 CkariMU Hall. ManUnd MAR1LYNN E THOMAS DEH Coon Bid. Ape 148 CkaruleKr Anal� . Si TVeunia. V.I. ESTER THOMPSON 728 Tkoanponr. Simr Scalerd. Daboara LINDA A THOMPSON Runta � 2. Bon 39 Ir.iryti.o Park. SLrybnd MARTIN L. THOSUTiON 1208 Caul Caun Bak.nora. Maryland PATRICIA A. THOMPSON 1815 SLaaland Am.ua BaLanura. SLrybnd THELMA D THOMPSON R.FD. 1. Baa SI Vnara. SLrybnd DONALD II TIIOSIS 2640 Sunniil A,a. Apt 1 Be Minora. SLrybnd J. LARRY THORPE 2206 Cecil Ana BaSunorr. SLrybnd JAMES TIBBS 3521 Rn.lrrn.oan Rd Bak.nora. SLrybnd CECILIA TILCHMAN 1305 3Ld� � e Anna Bak.no,,. SLrybnd ILVA E TILLMAN 1039 Sank Ann Son. Bth-nora. ManUnd UNDA E. TTTTLE 511 So, 23rd S. Harrbkurn Prana. GERALD TOWNSEND 25� Una Holal Road Srlbynllle. Drbaara LOREN7A TROTTER 1929 Dra, Sim AnnapaU. ManUnd CLENF0RD TRUSTY 20� Elb.onk Si. Ralllnora. MaryUnd SUSAN TUCKER � Ornebad A.raur SionWoua. Na, Jaaaay PAULA J TULL 3329 Cnynna Falk Pari.ay Ballunara. ManUnd SAMUEL C TUNSTALL 5101 Naboo Ananw Ball.norr. ManUnd HENRY J TURNER 2440 WaodkrroA A.anua Bah.aora, ManUfcl MATTIE L TURNER 3142 Vlrypmt Ananua Balunor . SLrybnd RON M. TU RNER 321 Em 153 Slraal. Boa. Na, York Brant. Na, York WILHELMIA E TYER Buakvrod Cl, Rnad Si Mary-a Conaiy. MaryUnd 0UVIA t TYLER 2202 Ehuwaa A mm Balumaa. MaryUad R0STTA B. UNCLES 2418 W UJa.r.ar A.anua Bt.-r.ama, SLrybad WANDA 0. VAILS 747 3rd Simi S W Wanking,no, DC WAYNE W. VAUCH 3U Eluakadk Ananua Hagernic,.. MaryUad OLYMPIA L VESSUP P. 0 Bo. 1447 Ckrntanmiad. St CmU. Vi. PATRICIA M WADDY 39� W.kmk Amna Bdk.anoaa, MaryUnd PHYLLtS L WALLACE Rrfjaring. Grade 7 Si. Tkoaaaa, Virgin laUtda RiriH WALUCE 712 N. HJma Sim. Bnk.nora. Maryland MORTON E WALLER 3203 W'ood.ua A,anna Rkkaannd. VuyJ.U MICHELE WALTON 2013 Beam Anmrn RickaaoU, Virpnb BRENDA G. WARD Rnulr 3, Ben KM Lynrkkarg. V.rgiaU HENRY D. WARD 813 RUma A.,w BalUmaa. MaanUnd WILLIAM fc WARD 1400 Valley Cm. Amu� Bakiaora, MaryUad COUHE A. WARREN 1816 Em North Amur Bak.nora. ManUnd EDITH M. WARS 1815 MnraUnd A.ann. KATHERYN M WATLEY 1631 Fame Clan Rood Rnkttord, Vugtnb YVONNE C. WATTIES 2413 Wmamf Amur Ballnnaaa, Mary bad SHEILA WATTS 4229 Piml.ro Rood Ballinnara. Marnbtd SAMUEL 0. WEBSTER. JR 33 Cnaiir Ananua Prat DrpoM. Marybnd JUANITA E WEED0N 116 W All Sainu Slraal Frederick. SLrybnd L0U8C WELLS. JR. 32? k Army Band Edgnood Arnannl. MaryUnd JANET WASHINGTON 2680 81k Ara Apl. «12F Na York, Ken. Yark LEROY C WASHINGTON 18 South Surah Ananua Panne Crone. Na Jarnay ROSA E WATERS 9631 WlgMmt. Rood Gahhernkurg. MaryUnd CAROLE R. WATKINS 2306 Bnddiak Ana RaliMaaa. ManUnd NORMAN WATKINS 2011 Bryan. Ana. Baltimore. MaryUnd TH0MAMNA WATKINS 1301 Clenoood Ana. Baltimara. MaryUad COTTRELL A WESSON 2319 Iny Ana. Ball.an.ra. MaryUnd SYLVIA R. WIST 2011 V.IOlkSt CkaaUr. Pa. UNDA C WHARTON 2710 W. North An. Balunaer. Man bad JOHN A. WHEELER 93S Wakk G Bnlunma. SLrybnd PAULA J WHITAKER 702 Haldane Road Bab—m. SLnbnd JENNIFER E F. WHITE 1440 Wimlon Ana. Balcm. ManUnd UNDA R WHITE � 10 Boorman Ana. •ab-er. Manbr.l ruth whitf: 5020 Drkryk.ll Rond Bakiaora. SLrybnd CURIA J WHITFIELD 7 Yakd. Si. Edge nod. Maryland HELEN M. WHITTINGTON P. 0 Baa 190 CnaArld. MaryUnd VANDCLEAR WHITTINGTON 3140 Lead. Si Bahimor . MaryUad W1I.UAM F. WILEY 1902 N Manna Si Bakimra. MaryUad PATRICIA C. WILKERSON 7457 N, 200, Sum nuladalphia. Pa BERYL C W1LUAMS 3801 So Dakou Arenue Waakii toa. D C BEVERLY WILLIAMS 4701 Wakefield Rd. Balumm. SLrybnd CLAUDIA L. WILLIAMS Rt I. Boa 133 K,ng W,libra. V rp,., ELAINE WILUAMS 191 Em 100 Sr real Na York. Na- York JANIE WILUAMS 2019 E Hoffman S m� Baltimore, MaryUnd JEROME E W1UJAMS 3)23 c ynna Falk Bakimora. SLrybnd SHERYL A. W ILLUSIS 1416 John Si Clan Burn� , SLrybnd SIDNEY V. WILLIAMS 5� Arden Ana Trerden. New Jernry THOMAS J. WILLIAMS 4312 KaOUnd Ana. Bakinora. MaryUad WAYNE L WILLIAMS 3 06 Roaodab Road Bakinora. ManUnd WANE K. WILLIS 3908 22ik Si HE. WadUrgloa. DC. CHARLES L WILSON 245 Rodney Si. BaJuaoorr. SLnbnd CE0RCE U. WILSON 2220 N. Roaadab Siren fblt.aw U. Cll.F.NA WILSON 527 BaflVoa Sum MalUa.SE. CALVIN B WIVBISH 591 Wdb Ana. Balriaanre. Marnbad NOR BERTA M W1NBORNE 2033 DukrUad Si. Bahiaaora. MaryUad C0UL80URNE W I.NDOR JR 903 Eaal Road Saliahorn. ManUnd Yk'ON'NE L WOODARD 157-10 R m an� d Dnna Vm Na Yneh. Na York MARK E W0ODHAUS 222 Naath Fuh., Ananua BdCmraa. VarnUM HAROLD K WOODLAND 1713 Wmr-oed A.a Bakiaaaa, MaryUad EMORY B WOODS 2319 Bndduk An. Raktmara, Maryland EUSHA A. WOODY Roan. 1. ILn 199 W'rodadalr, S C IAWRF.NCE R WORTHINCTON 2137 Par dir Si. Brooklyn, Na York ALEXANDER WRICHT 1019 N Payaan Sr. Bakimora. MaryUad DEBORAH A WRIGHT 6N Nona Rd Bakimora. MaryUnd CE0RGE W WRICHT 1112 Datley Ana. Ba u-m. MaryUad EVELYN WYLIE 2318 Rlfga Anr. Apl 2B Balunmae. MaryUad CONRAD t YORKSHIRE 2926 Baker Sirm lUlumora. Marybnd RECINAU� YUENKYE Ho � M35 Dodo, ah Yioarii, Ghana YLTHASAK MMTTKrTPAtSAN 354 Milr.pt. Rd. Bargkok. Thailand 268 Senior Director)- We Are Pleased to Be the OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS for the 1971 PROMETHEAN” SegaLL-T loyeeticj Inc. 911 N. Charles St. Baltimore, Md. 21201 established 1938 Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 WWIN 1 II r .l sb ' 1 Cf-i RADIO 1400 KOONTZ 24 Hours a Day dairy products First With The Carriage Trade” Delivers the Goods as Well as the Milk 101 Light St. 5600 Reisterstown Rd. Phone: Baltimore, Md. 21215 358-5600 269 Awry's i3w4j Qauloro Speciahmy in INDIVIDUAL HAIR CARE and STYLING Wednesday thru Saturday 9AM-7 PM 1612 W. North Ave. - t Call Park 8-9595 and Special Service speciulhiru] in Koester's? f 1 f MANICURING - FACIALS - MAKE-UP, ETC Tuesday thru Saturday 10AM-7PM 3531 Dolefield Ave. (rear of Dolfield Barber Shop) Call 367-9760 Mrs. New Avery G. Lawson, Directress for people mo have a thing about bread• Congratulations and Best Wishes to the CLASS of Ar Chapter f CONGRATULATES GRADUATING SORORS S DELTA SIGMA THETA KJ SORORITY, INC. A Public Service Organization j j 1971 Congratulations Class of MR. CHARLES E. 1971 CARTER MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM T. CARTER 270 Ai Best Wishes and Continued Success to the Class of 1971 Compliments of BARRACUTA’S INC. Joseph N. Hill — President Arthur Jones — Secretary Louis Tolson — Treasurer Congratulations Graduating Sorors ZETA PHI BETA SORORITY, INC. Gamma Chapter Z(DB ALPHA PHI OMEGA Congratulations Be a Leader! Be a Friend Be of Service! NATIONAL SERVICE FRATERNITY Besf Wishes r om SUB STOP Harford Rd. and Cold Spring Lane a a owiZ meet11 Ad. 271 In Memory of CHARLES BIRL STURDIVANT We hope that we have made you as proud of us as we were of you. RALPH and ZEAL STURDIVANT and FAMILY