Morgan State University - Promethean Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 290 of the 1974 volume:

LO .MW P7 PIECES of morgan state 2 3 A 5 6 7 9 10 11 M 15 16 17 I 70 vV 22 23 r - 24 25 92 28 29 30 Dedication to Morgan State College . . . long may it live! 32 Contents Prologue..................................................2 In Memoriam..............................................40 Seniors..................................................42 Student Life............................................138 Sports..................................................160 Organizations...........................................192 The Arts................................................214 Faculty and Administration .............................228 Commencement............................................252 The End.................................................288 33 a special NOTE from the ADVISER MORGAN STATE COLLEGE Colosprino Lane and Hillcn Road BALTIMORE MARYLAND 21239 July, 197h Dear Friend: The responsibility for producing a yearbook falls not solely on the editor, or the adviser, or the staff, but squarely on the shoulders of the Senior Class. Consequently, where tho e are shortcomings in an annual, there were, more than likely, shortcomings in the Senior Class that produced it. The 197h PROMETHEAN has its shortcomings! These shortcomings are traceable to a staff without a plan and a Senior Class without commit- ment. When a class is more content to criticize than to contribute, it puts itself in a position to take whatever it can get. And so we pass on the I97h PROMETHEAN. It is not a bad book, but it could have been a better one. It is greatly enhanced by a fabulous cover, designed by a fabulous and talented artists, Ronald Roberson, who also did the attractive divider sketches. The Editor this year had a dual burden. She labored simultaneously with giving birth to a beautiful bouncing baby girl and trying to put together a college annual. DonaIda Antonia Chandler (the baby) turned out perfectly—the yearbook did not. We commend the Editor's sense of priority. The most glaring deficiencies of this yearbook are the numerous blank pages that appear. I could have filled them in, but I did not. They reflect too accurately the many blanks that the staff drew in getting commitment from the Senior Class. We leave these pages empty in hope that each senior, in his own way, will compensate for them by giving them content of his own liking. Sincerely, Burney J. Hollis PROMETHEAN Adviser oops! oops! 39 IN MEMORIAM I Elizabeth Hy ze IN MEMORIAM A2 43 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Floyd Taliaferro Angela Gaither....... Cassandra Wilkerson Randolph Wilson . . . .... President Vice-President .... Secretary . . . .Treasurer R gina D. Amis Art Education Baltimore. Md. Boniface E. Bassey Fine Arts Baltimore. Md. Paul Bruce Art Education Baltimore. Md. Edmond B. Burt Commercial Art Little Rock. Ak. Eric G. Clark Art Education Baltimore, Md. Karolyn G. Clayton Art Education Washington. D. C. 46 Cheryl A. Crafl Art Marlton. Md. Ddwnh L. Cupid Art Education Wwtbury, N. Y. Pamela D. Davis Art Richmond. Va. Herman E. Dodson Art Vauxhall. N. J. Charlotte T. Franklin Art Education Baltimore, Md. Pamela Y. Goins Art Columbia. Md. 47 Byron F. Jones Art St. Albans. N. Y. John A. Mitchell Art Education Philadelphia. Pa. Michael M. Mitchell Art Education Baltimore. Md. Janice Y. Muse Art Education Baltimore, Md. John M. Smith Art Education Baltimore, Md. Ronald II. Staples Art Education Baltimore. Md. Marion V'. Williams Art Education Oxford, Md. 48 BUSINESS and ECONOMICS 49 Dennis L. Baker Business Administration Laurel. Mil. Sheila D. Bailey Business Administration Philadelphia. Pa. Thelma R. Brandon Business Administration Baltimore, Md. Joseph T. Aikins-Afful Business Administration Accra, Ghana Harlan E. Allen Business A dm inistration Sparta. Illinois Zeriila Bee Business Administration Buffalo. N. Y. Grattnn M. Boston Business Administration Ikiltimore, Md. Margaret J. Alston Business Education Ikiltimore. Md. 50 Ronnie Brooks Economics Economics Salisbury. Md. Douglas E. Brown Accounting Baltimore, Md. Leon D. Bmmmell Business Administration Easton. Md. Carroll G. Burnett Business Administration Baltimore. Md. Langston Byrd Business Administration Baltimore. Md. Carol P. Camper Business Administration Cambridge. Md. Zenobia C. Girr Business Administration Baltimore. Md. Ronald K. Carroll Mary L. Carter Business Administration Business Ariministralion Baltimore. Md. Baltimore. Md. 51 Donald A. Chandler Business Administration Baltimore, Md. James E. Clark Business Administration Havre de Grace, Md. Barbara A. Coleman Business Administration Baltimore, Md. Deborah D. Crocker Business Education Petersburg, Va. Akbar Dabirsiaghi Economics Baltimore, Md. I.arry H. Dcford Business Administration Baltimore. Md. Diane M. J. Dennard Business Administration Vienna, Md. Rosalyn R. Downs Business Administration Cambridge, Md. Reginald L. Ellis Business Administration Baltimore. Md. 52 Kenneth K. Ferguson Business Administrativa Baltimore, Mil. Chester A. Fit nee, Jr. Business Administration Baltimore. Md. Johnnie E. Gaither, Jr. Business Administration Baltimore. Md. Donald L. Garrett Business Administration Baltimore. Md. Randolph U. Giles Business Administration Baltimore. Md. Russell I.. Gilliam Business Administration Baltimore. Md. Sannuella Gilmer Business Administration Annapolis. Md. Janiee Grooms Business Administration Baltimore. Md. Paula E. Harris Business Education Baltimore. Md. 53 Lirry W. Hash Business Administration Aberdeen, Md. John F. Hayes, Jr. Business Administration Baltimore, Md. Wayne L. Hodge. Jr. Business Education Washington, D. C. William T. Howard Business Administration Annapolis. Md. Shelia L. Hundley Business Education Newport News. Va. Robert I). Hunter Business Administration Pamplieo. S. G Brenda 0. Jackson Business Administration Baltimore, Md. Kenneth A. Jackson Business Education Baltimore. Md. Paulette A. Jackson Business Admini si ration Petersburg. Va. 54 Wilbur P. Jackson Business Administration Baltimore, Md. Pearline A. James Business Administration St. Croix. V. I. James Jenkins Business Administration Baltimore. Md. Melvin L. Johnson Business Administration Baltimore. Md. Norman Jones. Jr. Accounting Baltimore. Md. Rodney D. Jones Business Administration Philadelphia, Pa. Jane D. Jordan Business Administration Baltimore. Md. Samuel L. Kelly Business Administration New York. N. Y. Rodney J. Iaml son Business Administration Baltimore. Md. 55 Pamela A. Langley Business Administration Dameron, Md. Lawrence L. Leake Economics Baltimore, Md. William G. Logan Business Administration Baltimore, Md. Somchai Launchaison Business Administration Baltimore, Md. Patricia D. Mack Business Education Baltimore, Md. Evelyn C. Mason Business Administration Petersburg, Va. Allyn S. Matthews Business Administration Baltimore. Md. Dorothy M. Mattison Business Administration Baltimore, Md. Levy N. Mazyck Business Administration Baltimore. Md. Charles A. McGhee. Jr. Business Administration West bury, N. Y. Amelia McRae Business Adm ini strut ion Baltimore. Md. Erlcne Miller Business Education Forest City. N. C. Carl B. Morris. Jr. Business Administration Pittsburgh, Pa. Bruce E. Mosley Business Administration Baltimore. Md. Bernard II. Nance Business Administration Baltimore. Md. Arlene F. Northan Business Administration Accomac. Va. Nathaniel T. Oaks Business Administration Baltimore. Md. Marshall W. Ogburn Business Administration Baltimore. Md. 57 Joseph W. Parran Business Administration Prince Frederick. Md. Ivan Petrie Business Administration Baltimore. Md. Walter T. Pickett Business Administration Baltimore. Md. Erwin D. Polk Business Administration Philadelphia. Pa. Mclodia H. Powell Business Administration Baltimore. Md. William P. Price Business Administration Seat Pleasant, Md. Darlene P. Smallwood Business Eiiucalion Baltimore. Md. Sonia D. Smith Business Education Churchville. Md. Lynn L. Strong Business Administration Cheslertown. Md. 58 Willie E. Walker Business Administration Baltimore. Md. Rodney G. Thompson Business Administration Washington. D. C. Woodward L. Terry Business Administration Grand Cayman. W. I. Deborah Swedenburg Business Education Bethesda. Md. Kenneth P. Taylor Economics Ocala. Fla. Samuel H. Webb Business Administration Baltimore. Md. Ivor ' E. Tucker Economics Baltimore. Md. A. Mark Weeks Business Administration Baltimore, Md. Paul J. Thompson Business Administration Indian Head. Md. Shirley L. While Business Education Baltimore, Md. G«;orge F-. Williams Business Administration Daytona Beach. Fla. James A. Williams Business Administration Bridgeport. Conn. Allan Williams Business Administration Baltimore. Md. Robert E. Williams Robert H. Williams Business Administration Business Administration South Norwalk. Conn. Baltimore. Md. Vincent Williams Business Administration Washington, D. C. Ruth I..Williamson Business Administration Baltimore, Mil. Perry Winchester Business Administration Baltimore, Md. Diane E. Winston Business Administration Baltimore. Md. William A. Young Business Administro Baltimore. Md. 60 ClimacoJ. Mctral Chemistry Ballimorr. Md. Charl«-s W. Wilson Chemistry Rochester, N. Y. 62 ELEMENTARY EDUCATION 63 Michelle L. Alston Elementary Education Washington, D. C. Millie C. Alston Elementary Education Baltimore, Md. Belinda C. Arnett Elementary Etlucalion Lanham. Md. Robert A. Berry Elementary Education Baltimore, Md. Karleen M. Berthel Elementary- Education Baltimore. Md. Helen E. Armstead Elementary Education Baltimore, Md. Deborah N. Blackwell Elementary Education Baltimore, Md. 64 Allonia C. Boles Elementary Education Lcvittoww. Pa. Cynthia Bossard Elementary Etlucation Baltimore. M(l. Yvonne D. Brown Elementary Etlucation Union Bridge. Md. Robin A. Burke Elementary Etlucation Suitland. Md. Yvonne P. Burkett Elementary Etlucation Baltimore. Md. Neva C. Camp Elementary Etlucation Baltimore. Md. Ernestine W. Brown Elementary Etlucation Baltimore. Md. Judy Carter Elementary Etlucation McLean. Va. 65 1-rronia E. Champ Elementary Etlucation Columbia, Md. Patrico J. Chow Elementary Education Philadelphia, Pa. T. Joann Cole Elementary Education Baltimore. Md. Minnie E. Collins Elementary Eilucation Baltimore. Md. Frederick K. Conway Elementary Education Baltimore, Md. Darnell L. Cooper Elementary Eilucation Baltimore. Md. Pamela J. Clark Elementary Education Baltimore, Md. Gladys M. Covington Elementary Eilucation Baltimore. Md. 66 Cynthia A. Crowncr Elementary Education Annapolis, Md. Phyllis E. H. Croxton Elementary Education Baltimore. Md. Denise Devonish Elementary Education Jamaica. N. Y. Shelia A. M. Evans Elementary Etlucation Baltimore. Md. Joseph A. Faw Elementary Education Baltimore. Md. Monica A. Floyd Elementary Education Maple Shade. N. J. Shelia L. Deener Elementary Education Baltimore, Md. Angela C. Gaither Elementary Education Glen Bnrnie, Md. 67 Linda I.. Glenn Elementary Education Philadelphia. Pa. Deborah J. Glover Elementary Etlucalion Baltimore, Md. Linda P. Gross Elementary Education Baltimore, Md. Patricia G. Hardaway Elementary Education Baltimore. Md. Cynthia V. Harris Elementary Etlucalion Chesapeake City. Md. Sylvia D. Henson Elementary Education Baltimore, Md. Anita J. Gould Elementary Education Scat Pleasant. Md. Sylvia S. Hill Elementary Etlucalion Baltimore. Md. 68 Carolyn B. Hunter Elementary Education Ft. Florence, S.C. Dorothy M. Johns Elementary E lucation Hurlock. Md. Brenda A. Johnson Elementary Education Baltimore, Md. Gazella L. Johnson Elementary Education Annapolis. Md. L rola P. Johnson Elementary' E lucation Baltimore, Md. Sondra M. Johnson Elementary Education Baltimore, Md. Shari T. Kearney Elementary Etlucation Baltimore, Md. Gail F. Kearson Elementary Education Baltimore. Md. Carolyn V. Kelly Elementary Education Easton. Md. 69 Eleanor Knox Elementary Erlucalion Baltimore, Md. Robert E. I-arkins Elementary Education Baltimore, Md. Cynthia D. Lewis Elementary Education Baltimore, Md. Marion E. Lynch Elementary Erlucation St. Thomas. V. I. Kim Xavier Lyons Elementary Education Baltimore, Md. Bernadette A. Madison Elementary Education Baltimore. Md. Helen A. Mann Elementary Education Baltimore, Md. Cynthia Mason Elementary Education Baltimore, Md. Darlene L. Mason Elementary Education Atlantic City. N. J. 70 Joyce E. Mattcws Elementary Education Baltimore. Md. Consuella McGill Elementary Education Washington. D. C Dorothy C. McKinney Elementary Etlucation Baltimore. Md. Pamela R. Mcachem Elementary Education Glen Burnic. Md. Joy D. Mercer Elementary Etlucation Arlington. Va. Ann Marie Mitchell Elementary Education Waterbury. Conn. Brenda J. Neal Elementary Etlucation Baltimore. Md. VaLcria E. Norris Elementary Education Baltimore. Md. Denise M. Ogle Elementary Education Baltimore, Md. 71 Diane M. Peavy Elementary Etlucation Roosevelt. N. Y. Thereat M. Pembroke Elementary Etlucation Baltimore. Md. Donna L. Pcrgeraon Elementary Etlucation Annapolis. Md. Karen K. Randolph Elementary Education Hempstead, N. Y. Cail L Reid Elementary Etlucation Baltimore. Md. Marian Rice Elementary Etlucation Baltimore. Md. Sandra E. Rigby Elementary Etlucation Baltimore, Md. Susan A. Ringgold Elementary Etlucation Abcrdean. Md. Quandra D. Robinson Elementary Etlucation Baltimore. Md. 72 Wanda D. Robinson Elementary- Etlurntion Baltimore. Md. Jewel A. V. Ross Elementary Etlurntion St. Croix. V'. I. Stanley M. Rubin Elementary Etlurntion Baltimore. Md. Gloria J. Samuels Elementary Etlurntion Hampton, Va. Anna M. Silver Elementary Etlurntion Baltimore. Md. Lula M. Smith Elementary Education Pemborton. N. J. Tracy A. Smith Elementary Etlueation Lexington Park. Md. Sandra D. Strange Elementary Etlurntion Toledo. Ohio Pattye M. Sullivan Elementary Etlurntion Baltimore. Md. 7 3 Limit'll C. Thomas Elementary Education Baltimore. Md. DcNise R. Toliver Elementary Education Scat Pleasant. Md. Beverly G. Welch Elementary Education Washington. I). C. Debra P. White Elementary Education Chestertown. Md. Cindy N. Williams Elementary Education West Hempstead. N. Y. Linda C. Wilson Elementary Education Baltimore, Md. Mya A. Wood Elementary Education Baltimore, Md. Phyllis L. Woods Elementary Education Baltimore. Md. Robertha C. Yarberough Elementary' Education Baltimore. Md. 74 Claudine W. Allen English Baltimore, Md. Helena Askins English St. Allans. N. Y. DeUtrali J. Blackwell English Baltimore. Md. Cloria J. Boyd English Baltimore, Md. Sylvester Bracey English Baltimore. Mil. Joan G. Chandler English Baltimore. Md. 76 m Ronald M. Clark English Carmody Hill� . Md. Tundo E. O. Davies English Sierra Leone. Africa Janice M. Davis English Greenville. S. C. Jada C. Flowers English Richmond. Va. Sheila M. Finlayson English Annapolis. Md. Felicia Hasal English Detroit. Michigan 77 Gaynelle D. I -wis English Baltimore. Md. Sarah A. Massey English Baltimore, Md. Michael B. Neale English Baltimore, Md. Belinda M. Wallace English Baltimore, Md. Kli aheth A. Wilc ox English Woodbine, N. J. Iri� L. Williams English Philadelphia. Pa. Vivian Young English Baltimore, Md. 78 FOREIGN LANGUAGES 79 Wayne J. Dorsey Geography Baltimore. Md. Martin T. Johnson Geography W ashington. D. C. Allen R. Nash Geography West Chester. Pa. Paulette G. Nixon Geography Baltimore, Md. Lucy V. Peebles Geography Baltimore. Md. Bobby A. Williams Geography Baltimore, Md. 82 HEALTH and PHYSICAL EDUCATION Aaron R. Andrews Physical Education Newark. N. J. Darryl M. Bishop Physical Education Hollis. N. Y. Belinda A. Brashears Health Education Annapolis, Md. Brenda E. Carter Community Mental Health Annapolis. Md. William Carter. 3rd Health Education Baltimore. Md. Earl E. Davis Physical Education Oxon Hill. Md. Cynthia L. DeLeavcr Health Etlucation Baltimore. Md. 84 Wayne D. Easter Health Education Baltimore, Md. Dwight H. Jones Physical Education Washington. D. C. James E. Joe Physical Education Coatesville. Pa. Johnnie Lee Foreman Physical Education Baltimore. Md. Charlie B. Fisher Health Eiiucalion Baltimore, Md. Larry J. Foreman Physical Education Baltimore. Md. I jrry Johnson Physical Education Chieago, III. Sharon L. Morris Physical Education Baltimore, Md. Burnett Z. Morscll Mental Health Baltimore, Md. tawrence Ramsey. Jr. Physical Education Atlantic, N. J. Larry L. Smith Physical Ethical ion Baltimore, Md. Phyllis M. Wainwright Physical Education Baltimore, Md. Charles H. Watson Health Education Baltimore. Md. Tyvolia R. Myster Physical Etlucation Cambridge. Md. Jean E. Wright Public Health Education Denton, Md. 86 Gwendolyn D. Boat nor History Baltimore. Md. Lester B. Brooks History College Park. Md. Audrey V. D’Aguilar History Queens, N. Y. Nathaniel J. Gibson History Education Baltimore, Md. Martin L Daugherty History Baltimore, Md. Mareia L. Eason History Ahoskie, N. C. Andrea L. Bullen History Baltimore, Md. Ernest C. liadrick History Norristown. Pa. 88 Frederick D. Harrod. Ill History Education Hyattcsville, Md. Mary M. Hill History' Baltimore. Md. Otis C. Jay History Baltimore, Md. Joseph Scott History Baltimore. Md. 89 Diane D. Shield History Baltimore, Md. David W. Smith History Fredericksburg. Va. William A. Smith History Washington, D. C. Paul S. Sweet History Baltimore. Md. Charlene B. Tynes History Baltimore, Md. Joan A. Valentine History Bcltsville, Md. Deborah R. Wheeler History Long Island, N. Y. Amber S. Wooding History Baltimore. Md. Jesse N. Wright History Annapolis. Md. 90 HOME ECONOMICS 91 Freda J. Baskerville Home Economics Baltimore, Md. Beverly A. Cook Home Economics Education Baltimore. Md. Monica R. Dorsey Foods and Nutrition Baltimore, Md. Bcttyc B. Christmas Home Economics Education Baltimore, Md. Rhonda Hasscnbusch Home Economics Education Baltimore, Md. 97 Sharon L. Jenkins Home Economics Easton. Md. Barbara A. (Cellar Home Economics Education Philadelphia, Pa. Andrea M. Johnson Home Economics Education Westbury, N. Y. Janet F. Porter Home Economics Baltimore, Md. Kathy P. Jones Home Economics Education Baltimore. Md. Lorraine A. Smith Home Economics Education Baltimore. Md. 93 MATHEMATICS 94 John F.. Blake Mathematics Baltimore. M l. Lana M. Brown Mathematici Baltimore. Mil. Durwin A. Bullock Mathematici Baltimore, Md. Wayne L. Cook Mathematics Baltimore, Md. Beverly A. Cray Mathematics Sharon Hill. Fa. Herbert F. Green Mathematics Baltimore, Md. Edward D. Holley Mathematics Chesapeake. Va. 95 Anisceta Jackson Mathematics Baltimore. Md. Roy K. Johns Mathematics Preston. Md. Ernest Lewis, Jr. Mathematics Baltimore. Md. Ronnie M. Malone Mathematics Baltimore, Md. Wellington T. Matthews Mathematics Baltimore, Md. Darlene M. McNair Mathematics Landovcr, Md. | 1 % f Patrice A. Means Mathematics Washington, D. C. 96 Kim I.. Robinson Mathematics Baltimore, Md. Linda 1. Stevens Mathematics Capeville. Va. Melrose Robinson Mathematics Wilmington. Del. Patricia A. Smith Mathematics Baltimore. Md. Courtney 0. Whitehead Mathematics Baltimore. Md. Calvin T. Scroggins Mathematics Baltimore. Md. Carolyn J. Wilson Mathematics Baltimore. Md. MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY Sally S. Cherry' Medical Technology Berlin. Md. Mary L. Laws Medical Technology Baltimore. Md. 99 Rita 0. Opara Medical Technology Baltimore. Md. PHYSICS and PHILOSOPHY Hasmukh K. Shah Physics Baltimore. Md. Evelyn M. Williams Philosophy Philadelphia. Pa. Connie V. Dennis Political Science Salisbury, Mel. Charles EL Ellis Political Science Poughkeepsie. N. Y. David P. Gardner Political Science Bronx. N. Y. I H nard Gilliam Political Science Baltimore, Md. Lin wood A. Jones Political Science Baltimore . Md. Mohamed G. Kamara Political Science Sierra Leone, Africa 103 Samuel A. Labeach. Ill Political Science Washington, D.C. Alton B. Lacks Political Science. Baltimore, Md. Claude J. Lewis Political Science Baltimore, Md. Milton Mack, Jr. Political Science Baltimore. Md. Melvin C. Porter Political Science Baltimore, Md. Howard Westmoreland Political Science Baltimore. Md. Phillip L. Wright Political Science Baltimore. Md. 104 PSYCHOLOGY 105 E. Maria Barnes Psychology Baltimore. Md. Andrea L. Custis Psychology Baltimore, Md. Gregory I� Brogden Psychology Baltimore, Md. Elaine E. Dyle Psychology Pittsburgh. Pa. Brenda J. Cole Psychology Aberdeen. Md. James A. Gorham Psychology Baltimore. Md. Teresa Mall Psychology Baltimore, Md. Yasmin T. Holmes Psychology Baltimore, Mil. Barbara Hughes Psychology Milton. N. C. 106 Pulriciu A. Lemmon Psychology Baltimore. Md. Alfred L. Nappcr Psychology Greensboro. N. C Nina M. Ruffin Psychology Ycadon, Pa. John C. Sparks Psychology Baltimore. Mil. Saundra B. Swan Psychology Baltimore. Md. Deodra C. Turner Psychology Rhodesdale, Md. Paul L. Wallace Psychology Baltimore. Md. Connie B. Williams Psychology Charles City. Va. Lutrica S. Wilson Psychology Baltimore. Md. 107 SCIENCE BIOLOGY Ronald P. Bullard Biology Baltimore, Md. Carroll D. Baptist Biology Baltimore, Md. Tamela R. Batts Biology Baltimore. Md. Musi ban 0. Bello Biology Mushin Nigeria I). Michelle Cooper Biology Baltimore. Md. Deborah E. Davis Biology Baltimore. Md. Barbara C. Hill Science Education Baltimore. Mil. Drquilla M. Hurt Biology Philadelphia. Pa. Rodney B. Jackson Biology Baltimore. Md. Anthony L. Johnson Biology Baltimore. Md. Mona Lisa Jones Biology Washington. D. C. Anthony M. Kaikai Biology Sierra Ltxrne. Africa Jeardon B. Keith Biology Baltimore. Md. 110 Vickie L. Lightner Biology High Point. N. C. Willie H. Tuck. Jr. Biology Baltimore. Mel. Sharon C. Parker Seif nit Education Baltimore. Mil. Juaneau T. Rogem Biology Baltimore. Md. Roxanne Williams Biology Newark. N. J. Delores Y. Reynolds Biology Lynchburg, Va. Gary Kenneth Shaw Biology Camdc'ii. N. J. Ill SOCIOLOGY 112 IxRoy Adams. Jr. Sociology Baltimore, MH. Felicia B. Alston Social Work Baltimore. Md. Roosevelt Alston Sociology Baltimore. Md. Joyce R. Bailey Sociology Baltimore. Md. Joyce A. Briscoe Social Welfare Baltimore, Md. Julie A. Blake Sociology Chcstertown, Md. Denise D. Brown Sociology' Seat Pleasant. Md. Angela D. Booker Social Welfare Baltimore. Md. Gayle B. Brown Sociology Baltimore. Md. Delgracia Byrd Social Welfare Baltimore. Md. Angela R. Chester Sociology Baltimore, Md. Allen C. Collins Social Welfare Baltimore. Md. Virnae O. Copeland Social Welfare Hillside. Md. Faye N. Carter Sociology Center Cross, Va. Vera E. Clarke Social Welfare Bronx. N. Y. Angela M. (Corbin Sociology Seat Pleasant. Md. Debra Coates Social Welfare Clen Burnie, Md. Li-Nae V. Caldwell Social Welfare Baltimore. Md. 114 Herman Ambrose Cornish Sociology Baltimore. Md. Anna Ellenbogen Sociology York. Pa. Myma Daniels Sociology Baltimore. Md. Gregory (). Evans Sociology Chester. Pa. Arva W. Dowdell Social Welfare Baltimore, Md. Patricia H. Fisher Sociology Baltimore. Md. Horaee R. Flanagan Sociology Baltimore. Md. Wanda G. Fortune Sociology Newport News. Va. Doris A. Friend Sociology Preston. Md. 115 William R. Gilyanl Sociology Baltimore. Md. LeRoy Coin� Social Welfare Baltimore. Md. Edward W. Grant Sociology Baltimore. Md. Corene M. Hairston Sociology' Baltimore. Md. Barbara S. Hamilton Social Welfare Baltimore. Md. Evelyn I). Harden Social Welfare Laurel. Md. Margaret H. Harris Social Welfare Baltimore. Md. Kenneth A. Hendricks Social Welfare Baltimore. Md. Valeria I- Henry Sociology Baltimore, Md. 116 Michael Isler Social Work Sportsylvania. Va. Allcene II. Johnson Sociology Baltimore. Md. Myra L. Hill Sociology Baltimore. M«l. Constance C. Johnson Social Welfare Baltimore. Md. Ella F. Johnson Stn ial Welfare Baltimore, Md. Calvin A. Light foot Social Welfare Baltimore. Md. ElnorJ. Lyell Social Welfare Baltimore. Md. Sylvia J. Lyles Sociology Baltimore. Md. Linda L. Marshall Sociology Princeton. N. J. 117 . Sarah K. May� Social Welfare Yonkers, N. Y. Michele I. McDonald Sociology Baltimore, Md. Roland J. Merritt Sociology Baltimore. Md. Twyla J. Miduet Sociology Baltimore. Md. Roxanne Miller Social Welfare Baltimore. Md. Mary R. Orenburg Social Welfare Baltimore. Md. Harriett M. Pace Sociology Baltimore. Md. Vene E. Prcsbury Sociology Baltimore. Md. Brenda A. Purnell Social Welfare Salisbury . Md. M8 LeVcrne Russell Social Welfare Baltimore, Md. Sharon A. Russell Social Welfare Hampton. Va. Estelle J. Richardson Social Welfare Washington, D. C. Cheryl D. Russell Social Welfare Baltimore, Md. Deborah A. Scott Social Welfare Baltimore. Md. Pamela M. Quinn Social Welfare Baltimore. Md. Ronald E. Robinson Sociology Baltimore. Md. Rhea I). Reddick Social Welfare West bury, N. Y. Berta I.. Randall Social Welfare Baltimore. Md. 119 Inin L. Scott Sociology Baltimore, Md. Loretta V. Shaq Social Welfare Preston, Md. Camille L. Smith Sociology Baltimore. Md. Patricia K. Smith Sociology Baltimore, Md. Pattie A. Starke Social Welfare Marriotbtvillc, Md. Sylvia E. Stewart Social Welfare Baltimore. Md. Floyd E. Taliaferro Sociology Philadelphia. Pa. Jacqueline G. Wallace Social Welfare Randall town, Md. Francine I.. Watlcy Sociology Richmond. Va. Marsha J. Weldon Social Welfare Annapolis, Md. Ruslyn A. West Social Welfare Baltimore. Md. Carolyn A. Wilkerson Social Welfare Goldsboro. Md. Flora I.. William� Social Welfare Baltimore. Mil. Maurice M. Wood. Jr. Social Welfare Baltimore. Md. Gary M. Williams Social Welfare Salisbury. Md. Evelyn Wright Social Welfare Baltimore. Md. Lorraine M. Wilson Social Welfare Baltimore. Md. Dorothy Yorkman Social Welfare Baltimore, Md. 121 SPEECH COMMUNICATION and THEATRE ARTS Shirley C. Barfield Theatre Arts Bronx. N. Y. Francis E. Dorsey Speech Communication Williamstown. N. J. Angela D. Gibson Speech Communication Baltimore, Md. Erma J. Johnson Theatre Arts Philadelphia. Pa. Rodger M. Matthews Speech Communication Baltimore. Md. Brian E. Smith Speech Communication l cxington Park, Md. URBAN STUDIES George J. Harper Urban Affairs Haddoek, Ga. Irma Gorham Urban Studies Paterson. N.J. Riehard E. Haekett Urlxin Studies Baltimon . Md. Evelyn Hannah Urban Studies Baltimore. Md. Angela H. Baskerville Urban Studies Baltimore. Md. Paula lx res Evans Urban Studies Baltimon'. Mil. Phillip S. Cooper Urban Studies Glenarden. Md. Lynn D. Curley Urtxm Studies Baltimore, Md. 125 NileneT. Harris Urban Studies Baltimore, Md. Gregory P. Hewlett Urban Studies Baltimore, Md. Cyrus K. Kalniki Urban Studies Thika. Kenya Bit hard G. lav Urban Studies Baltimore, Md. Oneil Macklin Urban Studies Baltimore. Md. Doris A. Overton Urban Studies Portsmouth. Va. Randolph E. Jews Urban Studies Baltimore. Md. Ia on N. Owens Urban Studies Baltimore. Md. 126 Maureen C. Peek Urban Studies Baltimore. Mil. Veralee L. Showcll Urban Studies Whaleysville. Md. Augustus K. Taylor. Jr. Urban Studies Baltimore. Md. Alexis E. Thomas Urban Studies Baltimore. Md. Gordon Williams Urban Studies Baltimore. Md. Reginald F. Walker Urban Studies Bridgeport. Conn. Cassandra R. Wilkinson Urban Studies Laurel. Md. Helen Webb Urban Studies Baltimore. Md. Randolph Wilson Urban Studies Buffalo. N. Y. 127 Salman Akinsemoyin Business Administration I.agos, Nigeria John M. Bacon International Studies Baltimore, Mil. Edward J. Banks Business Administration Baltimore, Mil. Deboran J. Bass Business Administration Baltimore, Md. Alvescus Z. Baylor Sociology Annapolis. Md. Ralph E. Bonner Physics Baltimore, Md. Emma L Bailey Biology Baltimore. Md. Thomas A. Bowcrsox Political Science Baltimore. Md. 129 Nilbcrt D. Broussard Business Administration Baltimore. Md. James D. Bynum Chemistry Baltimore, Md. David G. Crommarty Business Administration Philadelphia, Pa. Monroe D. Brown Political Science Baltimore, Md. William E. Bratton Business Administration Baltimore, Md. Eric C. Bruce Business Administration Baltimore. Md. Pamela A. Conwell Elementary Education Baltimore. Md. Bruce E. Carroll Business Administration St. Inigoes, Md. Jimmie Curtis Business Administration Baltimore, Md. 1 Chester E. Davis Elementary Education Newark. N J. Penny S. Demps Theatre Arts Bronx. N.Y. Debra A. Faucet! Business Administration Jamaica. N.Y. Thelma L. S. Faulcon Business Administration Baltimore. Md. Brenda L Gaither Business Administration Baltimore. Md. Calvin C. Gaither Elementan Education Baltimore. Md. Winston M. Green History Baltimore, Md. Denise D. Greleeki Psychology Baltimore. Md. Lawrence E. Hawthorne Biology Baltimore. Md. 131 Sherideanc E. Hill Business Administration Baltimore. Md. Roberta W. Jones Elementary Eduralion Baltimore, Md. Benjamin J. Kimbers Biology Baltimore. Md. Claudius F. Jorif Medical Technology Ozona Park. N.Y. Mildred B. Kingsborogh Sociology Baltimore. Md. Henrietta E. lies tick Psychology Campbellvillc. ECD. Guyana Arthuro V. Lawson History Hyattsvillc. Md. Shari Kearney Elementary Education Baltimore. Md. Winnie A. Jefferson Business Administration Baltimore. Md. 132 Olga V. Maddpx Elementary Education Spark� . Md. Rubin McClain Elementary Education Baltimore, Md. Alfreda D. McCoy Community Mental Health Baltimore. Md. Darphinc Miller Sociology Baltimore. Md. Ahmad Mirmiran Mathematics Baltimore. Md. Alan D. Moore Business Administration Baltimore. Md. Ann W. Moore Sociology Baltimore, Md. Janice E. Parish Sociology Montclair. N J. Cecil Parker Biology Baltimore, Md. 133 James E. Parker Sociology Ellieolt City, Md. Gazelle E. Phillips Spanish Baltimore. Md. Walter T. Pickett Biology Baltimore. Md. Wanda R. Polston Elementary Education Randallstown. Md. Angela D. Ross Spanish Baltimore. Md. Dorothy Ross Sociology Baltimore. Md. Arthur Saunders Urban Studies Nassau. Bahamas Addic C. Sawyer History Baltimore, Md. Sharad T. Shah Chemistry Baltimore. Md. 134 Gregory L. Simms Sociology Baltimore-. Mel. Deborah L. Simon Elementary Education Jamaica. N.Y. Saundra F. Smith History Baltimore. Mil. Shelah D. Smith Psychology Baltimore. M«l. Vera E. Spriggs Business Education Baltimore. Md. Maureen Tatum Business Administration Baltimore. Md. Juanita Torbit Social Welfare Baltimore. Md. Stanley W. Tucker Business Administration Roosevelt. N.Y. Orv ille W. Underwood Chemistry Baltimore. Md. 135 i Ernest E. Walker Community Mental Health Chapel Oaks. Md. Stephanie C. Washington Business Administration Baltimore. Md. Douglas M. White Biology Baltimore. Md. Stephanie A. Williams Political Science Baltimore. Md. Patrieia A. Winfield Elementary Education Baltimore. Md. Adalee M. Woodside History Nassau, Bahamas 136 Ida M. Wright Sociology Rnndallstown, Md. Splendor in I ho grass and the Glory of ille hour Not realizing this season of our dreams The measure of our steps This time and plaee. Our lives. Good times, aren’t we glad we have them? Fleeting moments Like love’s first breath Looking hack on these the good old days With no regrets. The joy of laughter Rising and falling The flow of birth And the silence of death. This time and place. Our lives. So we grow. |t DcMiir .1. Ml.i k ll 138 � 39 wo Mr. Sedric Suggs Qjordinator, Student Activities UNION 141 Mrs. Doreatha C. Jordan Special Assistant Director, College Center STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION The old and the new Student Government Association leaders at Morgan State College take a moment from briefing as the “old” prepares the “new” for the changeover in leadership. Pictured here from left to right are Mrs. Sandra Smith Banks, the outgoing SGA president; Ramona Arthur, the vice-president-elect; Wellington Matthews, the outgoing vice-president; and James Steele, president-elect of the SGA for 1974-75. All four SGA leaders are from Baltimore, Md. STUDENT EVENING COUNCIL Bottom Row. (L to R.): Maurice Yancey, Barbara McFailand, Mildred Nelson, Myrna Daniels. John Luke, William Faison. Top Row: Kale Diggs. George McKnight. Dorris Verrelt, George Allen. Walter Collins. Miss Morgan Miss Senior” Debbie BlaekvveJl V - ■ . v . V 55 . 4 7 We as a people, striving for and getting down with the real meaning 148 149 130 La-Nae Caldwell, Congressman Parren J. Mitchell, Calvin Lightfoot and Gloria Morgan, Morgan students serving as interns in Washington. Education: The real thing discovering who you are no half steppin’ . . . seeking to reach the soul, the heart, the bone. 151 152 153 We are the PEOPLE . . . growing in size and power BEAUTIFUL! 156 Jf ' . 15 7 160 161 EUGENE SIMMS SUPERMAN” 1973 ASSOCIATED PRESS ALL AMERICAN LINEBACKER FULL SIZE CAR? MID-SIZE CAR? SMALL SIZE CAR? HERE’S TIMELY HELP FROM A COMPANY THAT MAKES ALL THREE. Wc listen. And we know that these days there's a lot of concern about a fuel shortage and an energy crisis. About inflation and rising costs. 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To get your free copy, just fill out the coupon. ...has «i better idea (we listen better) 1974 Edition CAR BUYING MADE EASIER I---------------------------------------------- For your free copy of Car Buying Made Easier. wrile: Ford Molor Company Listens P.O. Box 1958. Itic American Road MA Dearborn, Michigan 48121 Mr. □ Mr� . □ Mu� n M� . □ ! � •□ NAME PHONE ADDRESS API NO — CITY STATE ZIP DEFENSIVE Tim Baylor Washington, D.C I Vernon Minix Beaumont. Texas Mike Morgan Qeivland, Ohio 164 LINE Van Nicholson Flint. Mich. Broughton Reid Baltimore, Md, Gene Simms Washington. D.C Richard Tyus Somerset, N.J. Angelo Wells Annapolis, Mil. 165 Marvin diaries Port Arthur, Texas Wayne Frazier Baltimore, Md, Greg Grime Palmyra. N.J. Robert Hammond Bay side, .V. Y. OFFENSIVE STARTERS Joseph LaBric Houston, Texas William Thompson Mil It tinker, Wis. 166 COACHING STAFF 167 MORGAN STATE BEARS NUMBER ONE NCAA COLLEGE DIVISION BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS 168 Top Rote: Kevin Johnson. Nathaniel Frazier, head basketball coach. Allan Johnson, Ivan Young. Darby Brown. Aaron Johnson, assistant coach. Quincy Cole. Mike Maddox, trainer. BoUom Row. (L to R.): Billy Newton. Jethro Crum. Mike Strrety. Marvin Webster, Pat Edwards. Alvin O’Neal. Tony Blount. MARVIN WEBSTER The Human Eraser” ’73 Associated Press ALL AMERICAN DETERMINATION, 172 173 AND HARD RESULT VICTORY 175 176 177 Coach Phillips Lacrosse 17« Track 79 J 180 Baseball 181 182 Swimming 1ft3 j rvttJ 185 Women’s Basketball 184 Morgan State Cheerleaders IB7 The Marching 188 ft Band An Integral Part of Morgan Sports 190 . t □rrn z a The Pan-Hellenic Council 194 AKA Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Incorporated was founded on the Campus of Howard University in Washington, D. C. It was incorporated in Washington on January 23, 1913 and is the oldest college sorority founded by Black women. The Alpha Delta chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority was founded on the campus of Morgan State College in May. 1926 by soror Helene Hash. The standards of leadership, service, scholarship and character continue to characterize the sorority and its members in college and community life. In keeping with the goals of the sorority Alpha Delta has initiated many sendee projects. 195 (L to R.) E. Reed, I. Grinage, K. Bolling, P. Wilke , J. Da� hiell, L. Frazier, A. Jacknon. L. Smith. D. Johnson. P. Brook , D. Cupid, D. Powell. K. Chapman. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. is the first Greek letter fraternity established for Black men. It was founded on December 4, 1906 at Cornell University. Beta Alpha Chapter was founded on Morgan State College Campus in 1926. Manly deeds, scholarship, and love for all mankind arc the expressed aims of Alpha Phi Alpha Frater- nity. Carrying out the ideals to promote a more perfect union the men of Beta Alpha Chapter are active in various campus and community affairs. (L to R.): J. Lewis, H. Bcnford, K. Goodwich. P. Winchester, A. Poulson, D. Williams, S. Powell, L. Richardson (Adv.). 196 A Top Rou. (L to R.): P. Holloway. D. Clark. C. Wilkerson. A. Jones. B. Troul, D. Brown. A. Could. M. Palmer. A. Custis. S. Crafl. S. Lyons, I). Adams. L. Williams. M. Hughes. M. Alston. D. Faucelt. C. Yates. M. Anderson. V. Braxton. D. Green. N. Ruffin, M. Re -d. J. Chandler. A. Gaither, S. Jackson. B. Morris. M. Tatum. P. Wilson. D. Hoy. S. Morris. F. Walley, B. Jones. C. Williams. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Inc.. Alpha Gamma Chapter, was founded here al Morgan State College in April. 1926 by six young women who placed great importance on maintaining good academic stand- ards, campus participation, and service to the community. Among the founders are Mrs. Frances B. Hill of the Music Department and Mrs. Alice Warner Parham, the former director of the student union. The six founders were initiated on Howard University campus under the direction of Alpha Chapter. Delta Sigma Theta Inc. was the second women's sorority to be admitted to this campus. With a large membership, the sorors of Alpha Gamma still stress good academic standards and cam- inis participation. 197 Bottom Renv, (L. to R.): B. Gibson, T. Garrett, A. Miller. M. Hollev, M. Crisp. W. Pulliam. Top Row: F. Taliaferro, R. Bull- ock. J. Mean. W. Walker. M. Willis. T. Darnell. M. Porter. F. Harrod. Kappa Alpha Psi was founded January 5, 1911 at Indiana University, Blooming- ton. Indiana. The Alpha Iota Chapter was organize! at Morgan in 1931 by Brothers Charles Law, Rap Wheatly and Jack Spencer. The fundamental purpose of the fra- ternity is achievement in all fields of human endeavor. The men of Kappa Alpha Psi place a great deal of emphasis on brotherhood. Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. Inc. was founded in 1911 at Howard University in Washigton, D.C. The Fraternity was founded on the Four Girdinal Principles Manhood, Scholarship, Persorverance, and Uplift. Pi Chapter, located at Morgan Stale College, was founded in 1921. The chapter annually observes National Achieve- ment Week during November. Miss Onuga Psi Phi is crowned during December. Miss Diane McAllister was crowned Miss Omega Psi Phi in December, 1973. (L to R.). Bottom Row: R. Wilson, R. Jones. H. Dodson. D. Baker, M. Butler. C. Summers. E. Scotti. C. Williams. D. Gardner, A. Coltx-rl. M. Burley. R. Smith, V. Williams, G. Evans. Top Row: 'I'. Holme . R. Springfield, E. Eridgen. W. Green. M. Woolen. C. Johnson. D. Bowser. R. Ginn. J. Carroll. R. Williams. E. Nichols. C. Harfcn, C. Beads. C. Grandberry, E. Holley, F. Williams. 199 Feeling the need to bring Greek-Letter organizations back to their historical and fundamental ideas and ideals, A. Langston Taylor, Charles T. Brown and Leonard F. Morse founded Phi Beta Sigma Frater- nity at Howard University in 1914. On November 19. 1916 the Gamma Chapter of the Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. was established at Morgan. Since the founding, it has believed that an involved chapter is a relevant chapter, and relevant to the people we shall be. “Our Cause Speeds on Its Way.” 200 Council of Independent Organizations (L. to R.): R. Bowers, I . Mclxtmore, R. Hunter, B. Elliott, J. Pittman, J. Jones. I. Hayes. A. Andrews. 201 A 3 £2 Alpha Phi Omega National Service Fraternity was founded December 16. 1925. at Lafayette College in Pennsylvania. Mu Gamma Chapter was initiate! on Morgan’s campus on May 25, 1956. Alpha Phi Omega is the largest fraternity in the world. The Cardinal Principles of the fraternity are Leadership. Friendship, and Service. The primary function of Groove Phi Groove is to educate its members. The purpose of this organization is to promote educational awareness, to integrate' the social, religious, and athletic phase of all mankind through brotherhood: to par- ticipate in undcigraduate as well as graduate activities, both educational and social, to promote good sportsmanship at all times; to support the community lib' in general. Bottom Row. (L to R ): W. Matthews, A. Jackson. W. Howard. Second Row: G Hughes, D. Ellis. C. Harp. C. Thom| son. I). Jeffrey. J. Gray. A. Edwards. M. U illiamson. It. Bowers. K. Clarke. P. McLemore. Third Row: M. Barnes. I). Alston. R. Gibson. J. Johns. D. Alexander. M. Jones. 71 � Ron IJ. Bacon. S. Brown. II. Brown. L. Binford. I). Williamson. W. Moses. P. Acty. G. Wallace. R. Russell. C. Armstrong. Y. Kelly. J. Calhoun. V. Scott. 203 100 Bottom Rout, (L to R ): M. Gray. R. Fields, 0. Jay. O. Henia. D. Diggs. Top Row: J. Pittman, P. Rodger . R. Jefferson. Alpha chapter, the first of Iota Phi Theta, was founded September 19. 1963. by men who felt they were too old and mature to go through a ridiculous pledge season. Iota's purpose is to establish brotherhood and a sense of mature responsibility while maintaining one's pride and confidence in one's self. 204 The Pershing Rifles The National Soci- ety of Pershing Rifles is an organization whose purpose is to foster a spirit of friend- ship and cooperation among the Military Department and main- tain a highly efficient drill company. The Pershing Rifles have performed on campus, as well as in many cit- ies throughout tin- country. Rotlom Row. (L to R ): T. Williams. T. Fuller. W. Nottingham. H. Smith. Top Row: M. Foster. R. Hunter. 0- Anderson. R. Bullard. N. Carter. Chemistry Club Ernest E. Just Biological Society (L to R.): L. Hawthronc, M. Hughe . M. Cooper. J. Keith, C. Jones. R. Jackson. V. Lightner. D. Hoy. C. Baptist. M. Butler, C. Williams, S. Epps. 206 Health Careers Club to K K. enrich. J. Curor.......... B. Bnlbrcl. V. Uth-ror. N. U� R. °' w. Carter, A. CuslLs, R. Jones, A. Hili. Math Club (L io R.): K. Lilly. A. Jacskon. H. Green. S. Russell. L Brown Psychological Society (L to R.): A. Napper, T. Hall. D. Robinson. C. CoKman. K. Goodrich. D. Spencer. A. Custis. J. Go mam. Society for the Advancement of Computer Science (L to R.): L Holden. M. Dallas. R. Baltimore. A. Taylor. R. Jews. D. Butler. Student Welfare Club (L to R.): C. Stewart, R. Smith. Urban Studies Association (L to R.): K. Jones, D. Robinson. C. Braxton. A. Prioleau, C. Cottman. N. Artis. R. Houzr. S. Moore. J. Gorham. K. Whitfield, W. Broussard. Alpha Kappa Mu Bottom Row, (L to R): D. Madison. P. Fisher, H. Green. A. Custis, G. Jones, A. Ohemrng. Top Rote: L. Jones. J. Graham. 0. Meiral, M. Bryan, M. Alston, W. Bowen, C. Franklin. P. Means. J. Matthews. E. Richardson, M. Daugherty. Beta Kappa Chi (L. to R.): Wayne. Bowen, Glenda Jones, Augustus Ohemeng. Gamma Theta Upsilon (L to R.): Wayne. Dorsey. Dr. D. Brandon (Sponsor). Myrtle Bryan. Promethean Kappa Tau (L to R ): Marion Newell. Dr. R. Brett. Debra Green. 211 R.O.T.C. Reserved Officers Training Corps SOLDIERS' ARMORY 212 The Making of the Army’s Men . . . I I 214 The Dorothy M. Stanley Harriet ballare Dim-tor. Front: Carolyn Zollicoffer. Sharon Morris, Leona Powell, Dorothea Stern, Hattie McIntosh. Back: Jeanne Horson, Theresa Moore. Sharon Rolterson. Not Pictured: Gloria Grant, Cashon Newsome. Shirlene Peters. Dance Group 217 Drama Classroom to the Stage 219 Cast and Director of Mulatto” — the First 1973-74 Production by the Ira Aldridge Players I’m no nigger, am I ma.” 220 221 222 COMMUNI 223 Philosophy Club Corner b. ' • Iv“ m! ': i T1 omen And Smoking V� Why ti if Daring the last IS emphysema, heart and other a younger age. may etvj who atnokr | egnant amt I All ft r9an Summer Employment e c' Baltimore Symphony! Conductor to Appear at Nj Associate Editor......... Buainc � Advertising Manager Executive Secretary......... Feature Editor............... Inner City Editor............ ... 1 V February 28. [$74, al «no� Chairman ••• Miiriu he is recognized and tograph School of eh„!nrghp „,ud( Abraham Kaplan He S a d« Pree in under a . D«nin «nducUd extensive! J ■imimr I u-i.i. •• ■ unvr Do College Recruiters Vents Wcet Manhall W. Ogburn Cynthia Footman . Byron Jones . .Sawabu I ane Andre Bullen Keith Smith Michael Riahop Sylvia Russell Phillip Wright Rodney Fox worth exciting transportation ficl i} something special. jJU� '' their College Director cm SeV oo', 8y� V or 8 ac3t. •beta .•hem’ strike IU� —- The strike traditionally Black people h exist in the been P� ‘ i •� � � money. Howevr '-KPrt) in a tradition that must be • v with. The job of a teach tod 1; a wav wiu.. . today’s society is a very impc It is amazing that this e •- «he moon Want To Hire MSC Student ’ ■ Vo « illy aim-cre about hiring W| 1 m cn bctoT t e not are verv till! «SgSBi 1 A of the country A U become State� states it la gMutnon City the state supply odoca1 ™ It mdd children of that atat to Patterson. school nuj the � u at whvcb 60 tfottl ot Oft They ar . only ‘.here i� a largi education whirl County teaehet nulury than the stand on thm iu. Morganites -'■hool teaching ay PROMETHEAN Working from the classrooms, buildings, and social gatherings of Morgan’s campus in an effort to place the memories of the Class of ’74 on printed pages to be cherished as our footsteps make an exit to greater challenges. STAFF 1974 Joan Brown Chandler Edward DeHoIley Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor Major Contributors Debbie Blackwell Roberta W. Jones Ronald Roberson Franeine Watley Evelyn Williams Contributors Donald Chandler Karolyn Clayton Byron Jones William Stanley Roxanne Williams Burney Hollis Advisor 227 AD DM U I l_N T I VS T R A T 228 I O N 229 230 Assistant to the President Stewart A. Brooks 232 233 Beryl E. Williams, Dean. Center for Continuing Education Director of Development and Executive Director, the Morgan Stage College Foundation Dr. J. Haywood Harrison, 234 235 236 237 The Counsel 238 ing Center ?l 239 240 24 J 242 243 244 245 k 246 247 248 249 250 251 COMMENCEMENT WELCOME TO THE GRADUATES. PARENTS. ALUMNI AND FRIENDS Welcome to the one hundred-seventh Com- mencement exercise of Morgan State College. With these exercises today, the College ends another academic season which, hopefully, has been fully responsive to the various publics we are committed to serve. Today you have come to share with the Class of 1974 what is perhaps its finest hour. As you participate in these ceremonies to- day. we invite you to reflect with us on what has been an outstanding year in the history of Morgan State College. Having completed a two-year period of self-study involving facul- ty. staff, students, and alumni, no area of the College's program and mission has gone un- examined. We have continued to put forth the most dedicated effort to provide a first rate education for the men and women who have elected to study here. Now that we have generally charted our future course.-we look forward to the years ahead when through an excellent faculty, outstanding facilities, a viable curriculum, and adequate resources we shall make an even greater impact on our students and community. For the nearly one thousand men and women comprising the Class of 1974, today is commencement. For Morgan State College, it is also commencement. Both the Class of 1974 and the College know very well the literal meaning of the word commence- ment . Inherent in the meaningof that word is the challenge of the future and the inspira- tion of this hour. We are pleased to have each of you as partners to our future and wit- nesses to this happy occasion. King V. Cheek. Jr. Presir enr Morgan State College 254 Solemnly we walk . . . j With the warmth of gladness in our hearts 255 ORDER OF EXERCISES King V. Cheek. |r.. J.D.. LI. D. President of the College, presiding ACADEMIC PROCESSIONAL The audience is requested to stand as the Academic Procession moves into the field house and remain standing until after the singing of hymn. MUSIC Lift Ev'ry Voice and Sing James Weldon Johnson INVOCATION The Reverend Vernon Dobson. Minister Union baptist Church Baltimore HYMN God of Our fathers Robert Warren COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS MUSICAL SELECTION CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGREES CONFERRING OF DEGREES Bachelor of Arts. Bachelor of Science CONFERRING OF DEGREES Master of Arts. Master of Science. Master of Business Administration MUSICAL SELECTION CHARGE TO THE GRADUATES SPECIAL PRESENTATION ANNOUNCEMENT OF HONORS PRESENTATION OF THE ALUMNUS OF THE YEAR INDUCTION INTO THE MORGAN STATE PRESENTATION OF SPECIAL AWARDS f ARE WEI I REMARKS Benjamin A. Quarles. Ph.D. Distinguished Professor oi History Morgan State College Ezekiel Saw de Wheel arr. Wm. L. Dawson THE COLLEGE CHOIR Nathan Carter. Director Hebrette Clinton, Accompanist Dr. Benjamin A. Quarles The Honorable Robert B. Watts, Judge Supreme bench of Baltimore Presented by Kenneth F. Jerkins. Ph.D. Vice-President and Dean of the College ol Arts and Sciences Presented by Philip Butcher. Ph.D. Dean of the Graduate School Battle Hymn ot the Republic arr. Peter WilF ousky THE COLLEGE CHOIR Floyd laliaferro. President Senior Class of 74 Mrs. Sandra Smith Banks. 74 President. Student Government Association Vice-President Jerkins John W. Waters '51. President National Alumni Association ALUMNI ASSOCIATION John VV. Waters President Cheek President Cheek THE AI MA MATER Led by the College Choir BENEDICTION The Reverend Howard L. Cornish. A.M. Director of the Morgan Christian Center THE RECESSIONAL I he audience is requested to remain standing alter the Benediction until the members of the faculties and graduates have left the area. 258 259 Reserve Officers Training Corps Candidates to be commissioned as second lieutenants Regular Army Andrews, Aaron R. Bowersox, Thomas A.. Jr. Cooper, King E. Cooper, Phillip S. Cor I tin, Vernon E. Gibson, Nathaniel J.. II Parker, Enoch A„ Jr. Wright. Jesse N. Zaklan. ChristopherT. Quartermaster Corps Armor Military Police Signal Cor|� s Field Artillery Infantry Infantry Transportation Corps Transportation Corps Army Reserve Jenkins. James Matthews, Rodger M. Matthews. Wellington T. Petrie, Ivan Sweet. Paul S. Infantry Trans|K)rtation Corps No Branch Transportation Corps Transmutation Corps COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER Benjamin A. Quarles, Ph.D. Dr. Benjamin A. Quarles, distinguished professor of history and a member of the Morgan faculty since 1953, is the 107th annual Commencement speaker. A renowned author and historian. Dr. Quarles is retiring this academic year after twenty-one years on the history faculty. Recognized as the leading authority on African History and Culture, he is a graduate of Shaw University and received the M.A. and Ph.D. degrees from the University of Wisconsin. Some of Dr. Quarles’ books are Frederick Douglass, The Negro in the Civil War. The Negro in the American Revolution. The Negro in the Making of America. Lincoln and the Negro. Black Abolitionists, and Allies for Freedom: Blacks and lohn Brown. He is also the co-author with Dorothy Sterling of a work for juvenile readers. Lift Every Voice: The Lives of Booker T. Washington. W. £. B. Du Bois, Mary Church Terrell and fames Weldon Johnson. In 1967. Dr. Quarles was appointed a distinguished professor of history by the Board of Trustees of the State Colleges of Maryland, the only faculty person in the system with this title. The Boston. ’Mass, native has held fellowships from the Social Science Research Council, The John Simon Guggenheim Foundation, Julius Rosenwald Fund, the Carnegie Corporation for Teaching, and the American Council on Learned Societies. Considered one of the pioneers in the modern study of Black History, Dr. Quarles is one of the vanguards of an effort by Americans to rediscover and re- evaluate their past, searching for a new image of American history. Known as one of the country’s foremost scholars on Frederick Douglass, he served for a while as chairman of the Maryland Commission on Negro History and Culture. He is active as a member of many committees and commissions. Among these are vice- president of the Association for the Study of Afro-American Life and History, an honorary Fellow of the Atlanta University Center for African and Afro-American Studies, a member of the advisory committee of American Historians of the Maryland Bicentennial Commission, a member of the editorial boards for the Booker T. Washington Papers. Journal of Negro Fiistory, and the Frederick Douglass Papers project. In 1971. Dr. Quarles was oneof three historians appointed by the U.S. Library of Congress to serve as an honorary consultant in American History for a three- year term. (The other two were Dr. Henry Steele Commager, one of America’s foremost intellectual and cultural historians, and Dr. Julian P. Boyd, one of the nation’s leading authorities on Thomas Jefferson.) Dr. Quarles, who is married to Dr. Ruth Brett Quarles, coordinator of counseling services at Morgan State College, holds honorary doctorate degrees from Shaw University, Towson State College, Kenyon College and the University of Maryland. 263 Floyd E. Taliaferro, Prelident of the Senior Class, addresses his fellow graduates Vr 264 265 ACADEMIC HONORS (in order of rank) SUMMA CUM LAUDE Martin Lewis Daugherty Mary Raphel Osenburg Ronald Xavier Roberson Herbert Fenton Green, Jr. Beverly Ann Cray Dorothy Louise McCall Mattison MAGNA CUM LAUDE Myrtle Elizabeth Bryan Wanda A. Mason Grasty Jean Elizabeth Wright Arnctta McRae Patricia Molls Fisher Climaco Jose Mctral Jasmin Marie Wilkins Duckett Joyce Ellen Matthews Derek Bernard Stewart Denise Mkhclle Ogle Joseph Garfield Matthews Lucy V. Peebles Henrietta Evcrsley Hcslick Margaret L. Joyner Anthony Mohamed KaiKai Theresa Ann Schoolden CUM LAUDE Gertrude Nadine Pickeral Howlett Stephen Jackson Avis Lynellc Hurt Cheryl Dianne Russell Lynn Lorraine Strong Eugenia Lucile 8inich Szczepanski Debra Prosathia White Beverly Goldie Welch Loretta Virginia Sharp David Wade Smith Cynthia V. Harris Alfreda Debra McCoy Janice Marie Davis Cynthia Lolita DcLeaver Idelia May Johnson Green Ivan Petrie Mary Lee Carter Francis Erk Dorsey Gratton Marcus Boston Patrice Ann Means Rodney Gilbert Thompson Carlton Patrick Dcntingcr Joy Dianne Mercer Lorraine Portee Davis Ralph Elliott Bonner Claude James Lewis Linda Jeannette Harris Stcpteau Boniface Efiong Bassey Pattye Mac Atkins Sullivan Kim Xavier Lyons Wayne Darrell Bowen Toni Marie Whaley Randolph Smith Dale Chantala Grooms Samuel Henry Webb Charlotte Teresa Hill Franklin Calvin Algernon Lightfoot John Frank Hayes James Elias Parker Janet Francinc Porter Saundra Burdctta Swan Kenneth Pcrcival Taylor Patrkia Gale Hardaway Henry Venable Carr Jesse Nathaniel Wright Joyce Ann DcSha o Lorraine Mane Wilson Gladys M. Covington Helen Elizabeth Armstead Gayle Bernice Brown Linwood Allen Jones Barbara Anne Kellar Gloria Jeanne Boyd Patricia 7X (Benjamin) Hartavia Lcvester Johnson Monica Ann Huppcnthal Agapaloglou Kim L. Robinson Jacquelyn Eugenia Simms Kathy Patricia Jones Phyllis Maria Wainwrighl Paulette Ancthia Jackson Lana Esther McCain Brown Allecne Hortense Johnson Frederick Keith Conway Felicia Haul Diane Denise Shields Kiran K. Shah Courtney Olivet Whitehead Freda Joy Basket ville Denise Dcvonish Augustus K. Taylor, Jr. Baibara A. Hughes Hasmukh K. Shah Gladys Brown Wilbert David Brousurd Stephanie Ann Williams Gail Lafran Reid Boone Brian Barrios Fletcher Cynthia Mason Bernkc Dorsey Smith Darlene Marie McNair Andrea Louise Custis Margaret Josephine Locklear Alston Jerome Harold Walker Nilcne Tyricc Skates Harris Estelle Jacqueline Richardson Robert DcCosta Hunter Alexis Edna Thomas Panic A. Starke Ernest Lewis, Jr Joan Brown Chandler Angela Delores Ross Herman Ambrose Cornish Delores Youlanda Johnson Reynolds Aaron Randolph Andrews Orville Warren Underwood Allyn Samuel Matthews Joyce Ann Briscoe janico Yvonne Muse Stanley Marlin Rubin Robert Huliet Williams Lutricia Paulette Sumcrvillc Wilson Donna Lynn Pergcrvon Shirley Collette Basfictd Gail F. Kearson Thomas Await Bowcrsoxjr. Millie Canty Alston Anna Marie Silver Nathaniel John Gibson. II Doris Anntioncttc Overton Debra Tate Zellars Coates Patrke Joanne Chew Cheryl Ann Craft Audury Luc Dicks Cynthia Lee Carter Sharon Gail Parker Durwin Andre Bullock Susan Ann Ringgold James Arthur Gorham, |r Cecil Lurell Woodrow Parker, Jr. Rose Ann Jones Mohammad Taghi Parvi ian Dorothy Yvonne Murrell Faye Nannettie Carter Zakavoos Shahvcrdi Larry James Foreman Cynthia Ann Carroll Eleanoi Knox Jewel Ann Veronica Ross Marie Carole Erie MEMBERS OF ALPHA KAPPA MU (National Fraternity of Honor Students, founded in 1937) Pi Lambda Psi Chapter - 1974 (Founded in 1939) SENIORS Margaret J. Alston Aaron R. Andrews Helen E. Armstead Bruce B. Bell Wayne Bowen Gayle Brown Myrtle Brvan Henry V. Carr loan G. Chandler Herman A. Cornish Gladys M. Covington Andrea Custis Marlin I. Daugherty Francis Dorsey Patricia H. Fisher Charlotte T. Franklin Herbert F. Green Patricia G. Hardaway Nilene T. Harris John F. Hayes Robert D. Hunter Anthony M. KaiKai Mary K. Karjala Emma M. Lansey Calvin Lightfoot Alfred L. Massaquoi Allyn Matthews Joseph G. Matthews Darlene McNair Arnetla McRae Climaco J. Metral Janet F. Porter Delores Reynolds Estella J. Richardson Angela D. Ross Theresa Ann Schoolden Sharad T. Shah Marilyn D. Short Charlotte Somerville Derek B. Stewart David R. Striebinger Saundra B. Swan Eugenia Szczepanski Kenneth P. Taylor Alexis E. Thomas Orville W. Underwood Jerome H. Walker Toni M. Whaley Debra P. White Ruth L. Williamson Lorraine P. Wilson Adalce M. Woodside Jean E. Wright Jesse N. Wright JUNIORS Barbara Armstead Bernard A. Barnes Dorothea P. Barnes Linda Lynn Batts William T. Beltz Carole S. Birnbaum Dalphine N. Brown James L. Burns Iheresa B. Bush V'Nell A. Carroll Gwyndolyn M. Carter Angela M. Coker Preston D. Cornish Allred A. Davis Cynthia E. Davis Virginia K. Foster Deborah A. Gabriel Cynthia G. Hawkins Velma Hepburn Bertina D. Herndon Alva V. Hunt Diane C. Johnson Gayle B. Johnson Bernadetta L. Jones Sidney B. KaiKai JoAnn Lewis Etta R. Lyles Vernon S. Lynch Gloria J. Morgan Augustus A. Ohemeng Deborah A. Robinson Robert A. Smith Dorothea A. Stern Terrina L. Stokes Joan B. Stukes Roderick E. Tate Faith Thomas C. A. Toppm As we make these final steps, we part from fellow students, friends, instructors, and MORGAN. . . 269 270 271 273 77 oops! 276 278 mmi Mm. The Pro—«ton which w« km rllitl tklt year kn «r • «flori I® bring lo «ir data of 1� ?« tke flrtc uiul which trill tho loti r• r wo natrlculated or III canpui of 'fair � � rg� n” fro Septeaber lo graduation. Haay hour� hare been •sent trying l« bring their —rln (e rev on printed page� tSot the reort eholl rot ereie fro O'er —oorloi. At wo look through thoto pogo� la r « honco, � r wo ihoro talio� of noital- gto ovor «hot wo, � • o clot� , did la � 14, Thoro Bay bo a«� y of ay follow clo� � —tot who have negativo attitulei toward tbit editor and, porhap� . toward tho rett of tho •taff. Yet, I would llko to � tat« that Roar wai not built la a day. If It were not for Coatar't help fro hit folio� k «att, Root would never hare boon built. Therefore, 1 would llko to apologue for theio aoabor� of ay ttaff who were deeply irreiponitblc, yet wore not Intelligent enough to recognite tholr lrrei|0� tlblllty. 1 aa proud of what I have beer, able to achieve at editor of thl� !� U annual. I would elto like to thank the— few dedicated oertont who ttood by ac to bring our clatt thete ac—rle� . Special thank� are to be extended to Mr. buraey Roll!� , our advlter. who worked with a« until the very end. To you, the Clan of l� ?4, I left you will accept our challenge of presenting to you this annual at a task well done. Sincerely, etc. etc. etc. etc 287 THE ALMA MATER ''Fair Morgan” Fair Morgan, we love thee, so tried and so true Our hearts at thy name thrill w ith pride; We owe thee allegiance, we pledge thee our faith A faith w hich shall ever abide. Chorus We pledge thee our love, we pledge thee our faith Whatever the future may bring. And thus our devotion, fidelity too. And homage we pay as we sing. Fair Morgan, as onward the years quickly fly. And thou livest in memory sweet, We bring thee our laurels whatever they be. And lay them with joy at thy feet.