Morgan State University - Promethean Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 228 of the 1975 volume:

MORGAN The red sphere spills burnished reflections and masked memories down upon my head — seeing you now when the young day yawns, its brisk breath urging the senses to grasp the nascent succulence of spring brings a fervered appreciation of beginnings — the roots of life. nere? i began like a wide-eyed doe dancing through greenbrown thicket thrilling to intimations of power-to-come, like a brazen eaglet vibrant with vigor at the prospect of spanning the skies . . . i, passing daily through your corridors littered with dreams-deferred w'as filled w ith visions of victory over those that ruled us with disquieting hands . others here, moved with a slick dip step kept quick with fuel from their jet ambitions and i was not alone. . . together, we ponder the puzzles of our domination dancing flaming juba-jigs ever the lush green (prior scene of pious impotence) But a side-long glance at Douglass, per- petually presiding ever all, told us intimately that our fires were not the first, and while they burned on — they burned cautiously coaled by wisdom inspired at imminent con frontation . . . for we must leave you, forsaking forever a fortress against the ills of being the sudden hurt i feel piercing the soul i see deep in the eyes of my brothers. but i am not afraid . . . and as i go forth to issue the challenge inevitable i will mourn the dying of a precious something, never reborn . . Morgan” was created by Dennis Bates PicmPibfiXutv 1975 fAjOtAj otji A Faculty, Qta$, P. PtOA o, llri Mwprv id 1Q74--7G wouerOM SWSBURY DIRECTOR- OF RECORDS AND REGISTRATION SrEUAKTA. BROOK ASSISTANnOTWE FRESIDENT 14 DR,. ROSER, K. UALUA UQ VICE PRESIDENTPIANNIN AND OPERATIONS ANALVSIS DR. J. M3VWOOD PARRJSON VICE PRESfDEMTFOR DEVELOPMENT AND PUBUC REIATfONS DR SEORCEA. FRUfTT VICE PRESfDENTAND DEAN EDUCATIONAL SERVICES 15 DR RUTH BRETT director of studentcounseling CENTER URO. MARYANN FRANfdTN ASSISlANnO DEAN OF COLLEGE 16 DR. HOMER FAVOR DEAN —CENTER OF URBAN AFFAIRS DR PHILLIP BUCHER DEAN OF GRADUATE SCHOOL I wonder if he found it and knows the mystery now Our sandy star who went away With the secret on his brow Fenton John LINDA J. ALLEN Sociology Moorestown, N.J. Sociology Club — Secretary; 2nd Runner-up Miss Groove; Bikini Splash BENFORD B. ALSTON Business Admin. Baltimore, Maryland JOSEPH AMENYAH Business Admin. Columbia, Maryland Marketing Society; SAM SUSAN M. AMY Geography Baltimore, Maryland Sigma Sweetheart; Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society 54 MUNIR A. ARE Accounting Baltimore, Md. BARBARA E. ARMSTEAD Biology Moorestown, N.j. Bold Kdppa Chi — President; Pro- methan Kappa Tau; Alpha Kappa Mu; Promethan Staff — Associate Editor; Biology Club; Charm Club; Dept. Honors Scholar DONNA L. ARMSTRONG Business Admin. Baltimore, Md. Promethan; Society for Advance- ment of Management; Society for Advancement of Computer Sci- ences; Pom Pom Girl; Marching Band; Spokesman Staff RENEED. ASHBY Business Admin. Baltimore, Md. 55 ELLEN L. AUSTIN Social Welfare Baltimore, Maryland Social Welfare Organization JAN D. BAIRD English Baltimore, Md. English Club HALBERT W. BANKS Sociology Philadelphia, Pa. Football; Groove Phi Groove; Sociology Club IRIS P. AUSTIN Elementary Edu. Bloomfield, N.J. Kappa Sweetheart Court; Miss Kappa Alpha Psi ROLAND L. BALTIMORE, JR. Urban Studies Baltimore, Md. MSC Urban Studies Association PATRICIA A. BANKS Home Economics Baltimore, Md. Home Economics Club 56 JUDY S. BARBOUR Elementary Educ. Baltimore, Md. LISA). BARBOUR Mathematics Philadelphia, Pa. Promethan Kappa Tau — Vice President; MSC Choir; SC A Sena- tor — 2 years; Educational Poli- cies Comm.; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; Tutor; Peer Counselor; Alpha Phi Alpha Sweetheart; Beta Kappa Chi; Math Club; Board of Flections Supervisors DENNIS R. BATES English Woodford, Virginia Spokesman — Associate Editor; German Club; Promethan Kappa Tau LINDA L. BATTS English Baltimore, Md. English Club; German Club; Alpha Kappa Mu; Promethan Kappa Tau 57 MICHELLE V. BAYLOR Social Welfare Landover, Maryland Social Welfare Organization — Secretary; Advocate Newspaper Staff EVELYN M. BEASLEY Elementary Educ. Baltimore, Md. JOYCE A. BELL Art (Painting) Hyattsville, Maryland Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; MSC Marching Band; Majorette — Captain; Artist Assoc. BRUCE B. BELT Business Administration Annapolis, Maryland Alpha Kappa Mu; Promethan Kappa Tau NANCY L. BELTON Psychology Bronx, New York DARLENE M. BENNETT Baltimore, Md. 58 MARLENAS. BENNETT Home Economics Baltimore, Md. KATHRYN A. BERT Business Admin. Baltimore, Md. LINDA A. BESSICKS Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; Cope Student JOLENEV. BISHOP Business Administration Baltimore, Maryland MICHELE A. BLAND Speech Communication Baltimore, Md. CRAIG E. BLANKS Speech Communication Baltimore, Md. Departmental Tutor; MU 9 Speech Club; IAP member LARRY W. BOND Business Administration Darlington, Maryland JAMES S. BOARDLEY Business Admin. Baltimore, Md. KAREN L. BOLLING Business Education Philadelphia, Pa. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; Pom Pom Girl; Secretary — Pan Hel- lenic Council; Kappa Alpha Psi Court DONTE D. BOWLER Business Admin. Baltimore, Md. PATRICIA D. BOWMAN Art Education Baltimore, Md. Society for the Advancement of Management — Vice President ANDREA D. BOWLER Washington, D.C. 60 IOHNO. BRICE Theatre Arts Baltimore, Md. SYLVIA j. BRIGHT Urban Studies Bridgeport, Connecticut Groove Phi Groove Sweetheart; Urban Studies Association BARBSRA M. BRISCOE Foods and Nutrition Columbia, Md. ALVIN T. BROOKS Urban Studies Philadelphia, Pa. Uri an Studies Club; SGA System Operator PEGGY A. BROOKS Spanish Laure, Maryland Alpha Kappa Alpha Sororily; National Society of Pershing Angels; Spanish Club — Vice President; French Club BERNICE R. BROWN Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland BRENDA J. BROWN Urban Studies Baltimore, Maryland MSC Urban Studies; Assoc. DALPHINE N. BROWN Psychology Denton, Maryland Psi Chi Honor Society; Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society; Beta Kappa Chi Honor Soci- ety; Volleyball team; Spokes- man literary editor DENISE D. BROWN Sociology Seat Pleasant, Md. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority; Miss Delta 1974-75; Sociology Club; Morgan-Penn Exchange Student 1972 Kappa Alpha Psi Sweetheart 1973-74 MARCIA E. BROWN Home Economics Ridge, Maryland Home Economic Club — Vice President 62 QUINTONIAM. BROWN Sociology Chester, Pa. SYLVIA E. BURCH Speech Communication Washington, D.C. Speech Communication Club; Promethan Staff; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority ELEANOR BRUTON Mental Health Baltimore, Maryland MELVIN E. BURLEY Physical Education Hanover, Maryland Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Chair- man of Entertainment Commit- tee; Assistant Dean of Pledgees 1974-75 ANTHONY L. BULLUCK Accounting Baltimore, Maryland Alpha Psi Omega; IAP Drama Club — President; Varsity Lacrosse Team; Yearbook Staff; Spokesman Photographer FANCHON L. BURNS Business Administration Baltimore, Maryland Evening Student Council 63 FRED BUTLER Business Administration Baltimore, Maryland CHERYL A. BYRD Mathematics Baltimore, Maryland Bela Kappa Chi; Math Club; Apostolic Club — Treasurer MELVIN C. BUTLER Biology Buffalo, New York Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc; E.E. Just Biological Society; Health Professions Career Advisory Soci- ety — President BERNADINE A. BYRD French Pasadena, Maryland Majorettes 1971-75; Co-Cap- tain; ROTC Attendant; El Cir- culo Espanol 1971-73 — Trea- surer; Le Circle Francais 1971- 75 CHRISTINE E. CAMPBELL Social Welfare Washington, D.C. CONSTANCE D. CAMPER Home Economics Baltimore, Maryland Maryland Home Economics Association 64 V'NELL A. CARROLL Psychology Seat Pleasant, Md. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; Miss Senior; Alpha Kappa Mu; Ira Aldridge Players AGNES C. CARTER Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland DIANE Y. CARTER Speech Communications Richmond, Virginia Intern at WBAl TV News GWENDOLYN M. CARTER Physical Education — Rehabilitation Therapy Baltimore, Maryland Promethan Kappa Tau; Alpha Kappa Mu; Physical Education Club; Modern Dance Croup ROMAINE D. CHASE English Literature Baltimore, Maryland English Club; Spokesman Staff; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority; Span- ish Club DOROTHY J. CHILDS Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland DONNA R. CLARK Biology (Pre-Med) Baltimore, Maryland Health Careers Club; Ernest E. Just Biological Society — Secre- tary ARTHUR C COLBERT Business Administration Silver Spring, Md. Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment BARRY L. COLBERT Business Administration Columbia, Maryland AUGUSTUS C. CLARK Business Admin. Darby, Pa. Student Government Com- mittee ANGELA M. COKER Home Economics Baltimore, Maryland Alpha Kappa Mu; Home Eco- nomics Club; Dean's List; Pro- methan Kappa Tau Honor Society KAREN L. CLARKE Elementary Education Brentwood, N.Y. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority — Secretary; Promethan Kappa Tau; Groove Phi Groove Sweetheart Court; Senior Mentor; Finesse Mod- eling Productions 66 LAUREEN A. COLEMAN Mental Health Baltimore, Maryland LINDA C. COLEMAN Elementary Education Philadelphia, Pa. Student Government Associa- tion; Future Teachers Association SYLVAN L. COLLIER JR. Business Administration Baltimore, Maryland CARLISS A. COOPER Business Administration Wittman, Maryland Delta Sigma Theta Sorority — Secretary EARL F. COUCH Physical Education Baltimore, Maryland Varsity Baseball 4 years; Physical Education Majors Club JAMES T. COVINGTON Accounting Baltimore, Maryland Student Evening Council Society for the Advancement of Management; Accounting Club 67 LINDA M. COX Social Welfare Baltimore, Maryland ELIZABETH A. CRAIG History Los Angelos, Calif. MARJORIE A. CUNEO Community Mental Health Baltimore, Maryland THOMAS W. CRAWFORD JR. Physical Education Baltimore, Maryland LeROY CUNNINGHAM Psychology Baltimore, Maryland Chairman — Board of Elections Supervisors; Director— Drug Abuse Education Center GABRIELLAE. CURTIS Sociology Hillcrest Heights, Md. Senior Class — Secretary; Spanish Club — Secretary; Sociology Club; Alpha Kappa Alpha Soror- ity; Gospel Choir President 68 MELVIN E. DALLAS Urban Studies Baltimore, Maryland Urban Studies Association DOUGLAS C. DANIEL Business Admin. Baltimore, Maryland Varsity Track; Varsity Football; Groove Phi Groove Social Fel- lowship ALFRED A. DAVIS History Baltimore, Maryland Alpha Kappa Mu; Phi Alpha Theta; History Club MYRON K. DATES Business Administration Baltimore, Maryland Society for the Advancement of Management — Vice President; Phi Beta Sigma ANGELINA F. DAVIS Health Education Baltimore, Maryland CURTIS M. DAVIS Business Administration Milwaukee, Wisconsin Football Team 69 CYNTHIA E. DAVIS Social Work Union Bridge, Maryland Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society GEORGIA V. DAVIS Sociology Baltimore, Md. TERRIE ). DAVOLL Pre-Medicine Columbia, S.C. Junior Varsity Cheerleader; MSC Marching Band; Pom Pom Squad — Captain; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority — Epistoleus; Pershing Rifle Sweetheart 71-72; Miss Pershing Rifle 72-73; YWCA; Biol- ogy Club; La Charm; Dormitory Council SYLVIA DAVIS Urban Studies Baltimore, Md. Urban Studies Organization; Stu- dent Government Organization TAJU O. DAWODU Economics Lagos, Nigeria Economics Club; Society for the Advancement of Management; Overseas Student Association GLORIA B. DEAS Mathematics Baltimore, Maryland Morgan State Choir; Society for Advancement of Computer Sci- ences — Vice President; Math Club; Promcthan Kappa Tau Honor Society 70 DARLENE G. DE BERRY Business Administration Philadelphia, Pa. IRMA L. DIXON Business Admin. Baltimore, Maryland Phi Beta Sigma Sweetheart; Soci- ety for the Advancement of Com- puter Sciences LANCE A. DORSEY Biology Baltimore, Maryland Biology Club — President; Track and Field; Beta Kappa Chi ANNETTE Y. DODSON Elementary Educ. Baltimore, Maryland National Education Association; Elementary Education Club H HERMAN A. DOUGLAS Biology Baltimore, Maryland Phi Beta Sigma; Baseball Team Manager; College Choir; Biology Club WILHELMINA DRAYTON Speech Communication Baltimore, Maryland Ira Aldridge Players 71 BENJAMIN F. DuBOSE JR. Accounting Baltimore, Md. Society for the Advancement of Management; Accounting; Var- sity Baseball; Thromctrian Toronto Tau Fraternity DEBORAH I). DUNN Education Chester, Maryland MSC Band 72 BONNIES. ELLIOT Elementary Educa. Baltimore, Md. Council Independent Organiza- tion; Non Phi Non Social Organi- zation; National Education Asso- ciation LARRY ELLIOT Political Science Baltimore, Md. MELVAM. ELLIS Business Admin. Baltimore, Md. Phi Beta Lambda — Business Education; Non Phi Non Social Organization, Inc. GARY). ELSEY Elementary Educ. Nanticoke, Md. National Education Association VERDELLE E. EPPS Business Admin. Portsmouth, Va. Society for the Advancement of Computer Sciences BERNARDO. ESANNASON Political Science St. Thomas, V.l. Political Union; Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship 73 MARY A. FAULKNER Business Educ. Baltimore, Md. Business Education Club; Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment; Society for the Advance- ment of Computer Sciences; Co- op Program JOHN R. FEASTER Social Work Baltimore, Md. SHARON FEGCANS Business Educ. DELORES A. FELTON Philadelphia, Pa. Business Educ. Society for the Advancement of Baltimre, Md. Management; Business Educa- Business Education Club tion Club 74 LEONARD R. FELTON Philosophy Norfolk, Virginia Philosophy Club — President; Student Government Association — Assistant to the President; Spokesman — Reporter VICTORIAM. FENWICK Social Welfare Baltimore, Md. National Association of Black Social Workers DEBORAH A. FIELDS Accounting Baltimore, Md. Society for the Advancement of Management —Vice President Public Relations; Accounting Club — Vice President; National Association of Black Accountants LINDA L. FLEMING Business Admin. Washington, D.C. Marketing Club; Senior Mentor; Cooperative Education JACQUELINE B. FLETCHER English Baltimore, Md. Ira Aldridge Players; English Club 75 LENORAJ. FRAZIER Music Education Preston, Maryland Morgan Stale College Choir; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority — Ivy Leaf Reporter; Senior Mentor; Music Educators National Con- ference WAYNE R. FRAZIER Business Admin. Baltimore, Md. Society for the Advancement of Management; Football Team — Captain PAMELA L. FREDERICKS Economics Baltimore, Maryland Society for the Advancement of Management — Executive Vice President; Economics Club CALVINA. FREEMAN Accounting Baltimore, Maryland 76 CYNTHIA A. FULLER Psychology Burlington, N.C. Psychology Club; Usher — Chris- tian DIANNE M. FULTON Sociology Schenectady, N.Y. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.; Sociology Club; Alpha Phi Alpha Angel CHARLES O.FUNN Music Prince Frederick, Maryland Marching Band; Jazz Ensem- ble; Music Educators National Conference; Tau Alpha Upsi- lon J. BERNARD GAINES Accounting Baltimore, Md. Society for the Advancement of Management; Accounting Club; Cooperative Education JILL E. GAITHER Elementary Educ. Baltimore, Maryland Morgan State College Choir; Society of Pershing Angels RAYBA J. GANT Biology Hempstead, New York JACQUELINE J. GARRISON Elementary Educ. Perth Amboy, N.J. Marching Band; Women Intramural Sports BRENDA C. GEORGE Education Baltimore, Md. Yearbook Staff — Associate Edi- tor WANDA E. GIBSON Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland Student Union — Executive Sec- retary — Vice President; Public Relations Committee WILLIAM E. GIBSON, JR. Business Administration Baltimore, Maryland Promethan Kappa Tau; Kappa Alpha Psi — Historian; Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment; Student Government Sena- tor RAYMOND J. GINN Mathematics Snow Hill, Md. Math Club; Computer Club; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc. KENNETH B. GOODRICH Psychology and Pre- Medicine Baltimore, Md. Senior Class President; Psycho- logical Society — President; Psi Chi; Beta Kappa Chi; Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity — Eastern Regional Assistant Vice Presi- dent; Promethan Kappa Tau; Alpha Kappa Mu; Ira Aldridge Player; Cercle Francais; Varsity Football 71-73 CHARLES E. CRANDBERRV Psychology Buffalo, New York MSC Concert Choir; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Psychology Club CAROLYN A. GRAY Social Welfare Washington, D.C. Social Welfare Organization MELVIN K. GRAY Biology Baltimore, Md. lota Phi Theta Fraternity — Secretary; Non Phi Non — Sweetheart Court PHYLLIS C. GRAY Physical Education Baltimore, Md. Adm. Man. of lot. and Ext. 73-74; History Club; Physical Education Club 79 CLARETTA B. GREEN Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland MARY A. GREEN Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland NANCY A. GREEN Business Administration Annapolis, Maryland Society for the Advancement of Computer Sciences; Pro- methan Staff ERNEST GROOVER Business Administration Baltimore, Maryland SHARON S. HADLEY Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland DENISE C HAIRSTON Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland Future Teachers of America 80 JAMES J. HALL Urban Studies Baltimore, Maryland GLADYS L. HAPPOLDT Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland RICHARD C. HALL Physical Education Baltimore, Maryland Varsity Lacrosse — Captain; Phi Beta Sigma; Sports Editor of Spokesman EVONNE M. HARDY Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland SHIRLEY P. HAMPTON Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland COPE Student PATRICIA M. HARDY Biology Baltimore, Maryland American Chemical Society; Biol- ogy Club — President; Health Careers Club 81 LISAV. HARGROVE Psychology Lanham, Maryland French Club; Psychological Society; Yearbook Staff; Tau Alpha Upsilon Court HELEN M. HARRINGTON Mathematics Forestville, Md. Computer Science Club — Secre- tary; Math Club; Philosophy Club DIANNE M. HARRIS Biology Baltimore, Maryland GREGORY L. HARRIS Psychology Columbus, Ohio Football Team — 4 years; French Club; Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity — Secretary — Social Chairman RALPH F. HARRISON Economics Baltimore, Maryland Economic Association — Presi- dent; Society for the Advance- ment of Management; Veterans Club HAROLD HART Business Administration Baltimore, Maryland Society for the Advancement of Management —Vice Presi- dent; Track Team; National Business League 82 JOANN HARVIN Elementary Physical Education Baltimore, Maryland Physical Education Club BARBARA C. HASKINS Theatre Arts Baltimore, Maryland Ira Aldridge Players — President; Alpha Psi Omega Honor Frater- nity BETTYE N. HASTIE Sociology Baltimore, Maryland BRUCE HAWKINS Theatre Arts Baltimore, Maryland V' V ” CYNTHIA G. HAWKINS Urban Studies Richmond, Virginia Promethan Kappa Tau; Alpha Kappa Mu; Urban Studies Associ- ation — Assistant Secretary GAYLE R. HAYNES Social Welfare Baltimore, Maryland Social Welfare Organization 83 MARILVNN V. HENDERSON Accounting Upper Marlboro, Md. National Society of Pershing Angels Sorority Inc. — Trea- surer — President; Council of Independent Organization — T reasurer SYLVIAS. HILL Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland BARBARA D. HENDRICK Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland MARCUS W. HINTON Business Administration Newark, New Jersey VELMA L. HEPBURN Elementary Education Miami, Florida Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Soci- ety GWENDOLYN J. HOFF English Baltimore, Maryland Ira Aldridge Players — Presi- dent 84 LEONARD E. HOLDEN Urban Studies Baltimore, Maryland Urban Studies Association — Parliamentarian — Public Affairs Officer PAMELA D. HOLLOWAY Mathematics Baltimore, Maryland Delta Sigma Theta Sorority; MSC Marching Band; Senior Mentor; Math Club HENRY L. HOLMAN History Baltimore, Maryland Alpha Phi Omega GEORGE R. HOUSTON Psychology Gambrills, Maryland Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc. VINCENT O. HOUSTON Accounting Trenton, New Jersey Ira Aldridge Players; Morgan State Im Workshop; Morgan State College Marching Band CORNELL W. HUBBARD Art Baltimore, Maryland Student Government Associa- tion; Art Club 85 BRENDA L. HUMBERT Social Welfare Baltimore, Maryland Social Welfare Student Organiza- tion ALVA V. HUNT Psychology Baltimore, Maryland Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society; Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society; Pom-Pom Girl — March- ing Band; lota Phi Theta Sweet- heart; Pyramid Club of Delta Sigma Theta 1974 RICHARD L. HUNT Business Washington, D.C. DONALD L. HUNT Sociology Annapolis,.Maryland GARY A. HUNTER History Ithaca, New York History Club 4 yrs. — Treasurer, Vice President; Political Union 3 yrs; Varsity Football; Varsity Wrestling; Track; French Club; Alpha Phi Omega National Serv- ice Fraternity 86 GINAM. JACKSON Social Welfare Baltimore, Maryland JENNIFER J. JACKSON Urban Affairs Baltimore, Maryland KING W. JAMES Music Education Baltimore, Maryland MENC; AAMOA Society OTISC JAY History Education lota Phi Theta Fraternity History Club SHERMAINE JAMES French Baltimore, Maryland French Club; Spanish Club DENNIS R. JEFFREY Urban Studies Bronx, New York 87 ELAINE F. JENKINS Elementary Education Hurlock, Maryland HIDLERD. JENKINS Business Administration Towson, Maryland Varsity Track and Field Society for Advancement of Manage- ment NORMAL. JENKINS Easton, Maryland JEROME M. JOHNS Political Science St. Thomas, Virgin Island Student Court Acting Attorney General; Vice President of Groove Phi Groove; Junior Var- sity Varsity Golf Team BRUCE E. JOHNS Mathematics Philadelphia, Pennsylvania COOP; SACS; Math Club ANTHONY L. JOHNSON Bioloty (Pre-Med) Baltimore, Maryland Biology Club; NCAA Baseball; Student Government Aide; Finance Committee r % BABARAA. JOHNSON Elementary Education Atlantic Beach, Florida Intermural Basketball; Intermural Volleyball . 88 DEMETRIUS B. JOHNSON Business Administration Roanoke, Virginia Groove Phi Groove Secretary; Groove Phi Groove Social Fel- lowship; Ira Aldridge Players; Dormitory Council DIANE C. JOHNSON Spanish Westlong Beach, New Jersey Spanish Club President, Trea- surer; lunior Class Vice President; Majorette; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Parliamentarian; Alpha Kappa Tau Promethean Kappa Tau; French Club Publicity Chair- man JAMES A. JOHNSON Urban Affairs Fallston, Maryland FELICIA D. JOHNSON Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland Ranger Queen FREDERICA JOHNSON Elementary Education Brentwood, Maryland Gospel Choir; FTA; YWCA GAYLE BERNITA JOHNSON Theatre Arts Baltimore, Maryland Ira Aldridge Players; Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society L'AARON JOHNSON Psychology Baltimore, Maryland Track and Field Cross-Country; Drug Abuse Education Center MELVIN L. JOHNSON Geography Baltimore, Maryland Gamma Theta Epsilon Honor Society; Veterans Club; Member SAM Club NATHAN A. JOHNSON Social Work Graceville, Florida Social Welfare Club RICKEY N. JOHNSON Business Administration Baltimore, Maryland RICKY D. JOHNSON Mathematics Baltimore, Maryland Math Club; SACS Club SARAH JOHNSON Elementary Education Cope Student 90 W. FAY JOHNSON Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland College Choir WESLEY E. JOHNSON History Baltimore, Maryland Football Team; History Club; Omega Psi Phi Frate. Inc.; Stu- dent Government ALTHEA U. JONES Business Administration Severn, Maryland Senior Mentor President; Market- ing Club; Girl Intramural Basket- ball BERNADETTE L. JONES Biology Baltimore, Maryland Beta Kappa Chi Scientific Soci- ety; Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society; Ernest E. Just Biol- ogy Club GLENDA L. JONES Biology Baltimore, Maryland E.J. Biological Society; Health Career Advisory; Student Faculty Committee; Beta Kappa Chi Honor Society Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society; Promethean Mu Honor Society JAMES M. JONES JR. History Bowie, Maryland History Club; Intramural Sports 91 JUDITH LYNNE JONES Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland Student Education Association; Morgan Committee — Sickle Cell JURISHA V. JONES Education Baltimore, Maryland 92 PATRICK ). KELLEY Urban Studies CURBIR SINGH KHERA Baltimore, Maryland Medical Technology Morgan Urban Studies Associa- Baltimore, Maryland tion SAUNDRA J. M. KIMBROW Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland Music Theatre; Modern Dance KARL MADISON KING Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland ROSA LEE KING Business Administration Baltimore, Maryland Society for the Advancement of Management TAMARA D. KING Psychology Laurel, Maryland Psi Chi; Psychology Club 93 YVONNE B. KNOX Baltimore, Maryland ROSALIND U.LaCRUZE Sociology Baltimore, Maryland Sociology Club; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority TSEHAY LAKEW Sociology Addis Abeba, Ethiopia BEVERLY A. LAMB Physical Education — Physical Therapy Norfolk, Virginia Promethan Kappa Tau; Jr. Varsity Cheerleader; Varsity Cheer- leader; Pershing Angels Driller; Gymnastics Club; Tau Alpha Upsilon — Sweetheart; Physical Education Club 94 FRANK B. LAWRENCE Biology Washington, D.C. MSC College Choir JERRY L. LAWSON Business Administration Baltimore, Maryland Phi Bela Sigma Fraternity, Inc. — President and Secretary; Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment MARIAN A. LAWSON Business Administration Baltimore, Maryland DEBORAH L. LEE Baltimore, Maryland HELEN D. LEE Mathematics Baltimore, Maryland MSC Choir; Society for the Advancement of Computer Sciences; Math Club; Pro- methan Kappa Tau R'TAL. LEE History White Plans, N.Y. MSC Choir — Voices of Inspira- tion; Interdormitory Council; President of Truth House 95 MICHELES. LEE Speech Communications Brooklyn, New York Ira Aldridge Players; Cummings House President (73-74); Miss Sophomore; V.P. of Ivy League Pledge Club; Founder of Murphy 9 Speech Club; Sports Editor of the Promethean; Committee Member of Senior Class Activi- ties; Tau Alpha Upsilon Sweet- heart Court (73-74) VINCENT O. LEGGETT Urban Studies Baltimore, Maryland Student Court — Attorney Gen- eral; Urban Studies Assn. — V.P.; Planner Development Program; Junior Class Senator MARTHA F. LEGETTE Elementary Education Mullins, South Carolina Elementary Education Club; Mor- gan State Marching Band MARY S. LEGETTE Special Education Mullins, South Carolina Marching Band; Senior Mentor; Post Office Clerk; Elementary Education Club JOANN LEWIS Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society; Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society JOHN ALTON LEWIS Accounting Baltimore, Maryland Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.; ‘Accounting Club NAPOLEON B. LEWIS JR. Biology Wheaton, Maryland Biology Club; Health Career Advisory Council DOROTHY MAE LIEVERS Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland SACS; Elementary Education Club PAMELA M.LIGON Elementary Education Washington, D.C. French Club; Economical Lyceum ROBERT B. LIPINSKI SR. Elementary Education Reisterstovvn, Maryland Tennis Team DARRYL LIPSCOMB Accounting Philadelphia, Pa. Intcrmural Football; Intermural Basketball; SAM KAREN FAYE LILLY Math Havre de Grace, Maryland Math Club 97 •s. GENEVA J. LVNES Biology Miami, Florida Non Phi Non Social Org. Women's Volleyball Team Women's Basketball Team Women's Softball Team JENNIE MARABLE Business Administration Baltimore, Maryland SACS MICHAEL T. MADDOX Marion, Maryland MARY E. MARROW Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland CHARLES L. MAKER Business Administration Baltimore, Maryland Omega Psi Phi Frat.; Society for Advancement of Manag- ers MONTY I. MARSH Business Baltimore, Maryland Basketball Team; lota Phi Theta Frat. 98 FELECIA L. MARTIN Home Economics Baltimore, Maryland Home Economics Club Pres, and Vice Pres.; College Choir; SMS Executive Member of American Home Economics DIANA T. MASON Social Welfare Baltimore, Maryland Social Welfare Organization NATHANIEL R. MASSEY Physical Education Baltimore, Maryland Physical Education Major Club JEFFREY L. MAY Business Administration Baltimore, Maryland Football Team DIANNA D. MAYCOCK Business Administration Salisbury, Maryland College Marching Band and Majorette; Marketing Club PAMELA R. MEACHER Special Education Glen Burnie, Maryland YWCA; Alpha Phi Omega Court; Education Club 99 m CARROLL R. MIDDLETON Sociology Baltimore, Maryland CHARLES D. MILLER Business Administration Detroit, Michigan Tau Alpha Upsilon Fraternity — Treasurer and Financial Advisor FAITH A. MILLER Home Economics Baltimore, Maryland Zeta Phi Beta Sorority; Home Economics Club STEVE W. MILLER Advertising Art Glen Arm, Maryland Student Artist Assoc. CHARLES E. MITCHELL Sociology Baltimore, Maryland MICHAEL M. MITCHELL Art Education Baltimore, Maryland Tau Alpha Upsilon — Secre- tary; Student Government Association — Junior Senator; Art Club; Lacrosse Club; Wat- son's Rangers; ROTC 100 DEBRA LMOLOCK Medical Technology Baltimore, Maryland Chapel Choir JOHN L. MOORE Theatre Arts Winston-Salem, N.C. Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Ira Aldridge Players RONALD L. MOORING Biology Baltimore, Maryland MSC Veterans — President and Vice President ANTHONY M. MORAGNEEL Physical Education Baltimore, Maryland Physical Education Club SHERMAINE B. MOORE Business Administration New Castle, Delaware Society for the Advancement of Computer Sciences — Sec- retary; Philosophy Club; Gamma Sigma Sigma; IAP Drama Club GLORIAM. MORGAN Political Science Baltimore, Maryland Pi Sigma Alpha — President; Alpha Kappa Mu; Evening Student Council — President 1971 101 MICHAELS. MORGAN Business Administration Cleveland, Ohio Football Team; Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment; Tau Alpha Upsilon Fra- ternity; Alpha Kappa Alpha — Sweetheart BARENDA YVETTE MORRIS Business Education Philadelphia, Pa. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. — Assistant Treasurer; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity — Queen WILLIE A. MOSES Accounting Seat Pleasant, Maryland Groove Phi Groove Social Fel- lowship; Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment; Intramural Basketball DENISE A. MOTLEY Sociology-Political Science Annapolis, Maryland Delta Sigma Theta Sorority — Parliamentarian; Sociology Club DELORES E. MORTON Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland Gospel Choir REESAA. MOTLEY Sociology Annapolis, Maryland Sociology Club — President; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; Yearbook — Associate Editor JOYCE E. MUIDROW Sociology Baltimore, Maryland ALICE D. MURRAY Home Economics Baltimore, Maryland Home Economics Club CLYDE V. McBEAN St. Thomas, Virgin Islands Veterans Club; Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment; Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship RONNIE L. McCLAIN Mathematics Baltimore, Maryland Cooperative Education GLORIAS. McCLEARY Home Economics Education Baltimore, Maryland LAURENCE D. McCOY Sociology Washington, D.C. Sociology Club 103 DEBORAH T. McCRIMMON Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland Honor Student barry i. McDonnell Business Administration Baltimore, Maryland Tyrone McDuffie Biology Dundalk, Maryland Alpha Phi Alpha Frat., Inc.; Board of Elections; Biology Club; Pro- methian Staff GWENDOLYN G. Me DOWNEY English Annapolis, Maryland jOHNNIE McGOWAN III Sociology Baltimore, Maryland STEPHANIE M. McHENRY Business Education Annapolis, Maryland Alpha Phi Omega Sweetheart 104 VANESSA L.McHENRV Elementary Education Annapolis, Maryland Sweetheart of Alpha Phi Omega Frat.; Sweetheart of lota Phi Theta Frat. JOSEPH H.McIVERJR. Mathematics Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Omega Psi Phi Frat., Inc.; Varsity Basketball; Math Club; Student Aide — V.P. of Planning and Development; Sports Informa- tion (Public Relations Depart- ment); SCA Aide GAIL B. McKAY Pre-Professional Chemistry Baltimore, Maryland Medical Technology Club, Assistant Secretary GEORGE C. W. Mcknight Political Science Evening Student Council, Vice President; TV Student Alumni; Cross Keyes Service Frat. VERNESTEANJ. McNAIR Home Economics Baltimore, Maryland Home Economics Club, President BERNARD G.McNEAL Accounting Landover, Maryland Accounting Club, President; Var- sity Baseball PAULINE C. NEAL Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland AVISE. NEELY Baltimore, Maryland RACHEL E. NEWMAN Mathematics Baltimore, Maryland MILDRED L. NELSON Economics Baltimore, Maryland Evening Student Council — Vice President; Society for the Advancement-of Management; Senior Class Committee CASHON E. NEWSOME Social Welfare Clinton, Maryland Modern Dance Club; Social Wei fare Organization ETHEL W. NEWSOM Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland Spanish Club; Evening School Council 106 KATHALEEN NEWSON Physical Education — Rehabilitation Therapy Baltimore, Maryland Health; Physical Education; Rec- reation and Therapy Club BRENDA L. NICHOLS Biology Roxboro, North Carolina Delta Sigma Theta Sorority; Health Careers Professions Club; Society for the Advancement of Computer Sciences AUDREY M. NOLE Social Welfare Baltimore, Maryland Social Welfare Organization ESTHER M. NIZER Physical Education Elkton, Virginia MSC Cheerleader — Captain; Physical Education Majors Club; Intramural Program; Departmen- tal Tutor VINESSA D. NOLE Social Welfare Baltimore, Maryland Social Welfare Organization; Penn-Morgan Exchange Student 107 IRENE C. NORMAN English Demopolis, Alabama SHARON OGLESBY Accounting Baltimore, Maryland Promethean Kappa Tau Alpha Kappa Mu; Society for the Advancement of Management; The Accounting Club DIANE OGLESTREE Community Mental Health Dayton, Ohio Senior Mentor AUGUSTUS A. OHEMENG Chemistry Baltimore, Maryland Physics Club — V.P.; Beta Kappa Chi — Sec.; Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society ALFRED LEWIS OSBORNE Mathematics Conneticut Society for the Advancement of Computer Science; Math Club LEON DEXTER OTT Economics Baltimore, Maryland MICHELLE C. PALMER Social Welfare Baltimore, Maryland Delta Sigma Theta Sorority; Kappa Alpha Psi Sweetheart; Dean's List 108 EDWARD ENNIS PALMER History Baltimore, Maryland History Club; Lacrosse Team ROSE MARIE PEARSON Psychology Orangeburg, South Carolina Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; Dor- mitory Council; Alpha Angel; Psychology Club FAYE PERRY Business Administration Baltimore, Maryland Society for the Advancement of Management WANDA KELLEY PERRY Sociology Baltimore, Maryland Pershing Angels Society; YWCA; Promethan Kappa Tau Honor Society; Sociology Club MARCIA ANITA PHILLIPS History Malden, Mass. History Club President; Ivy Leaf Pledge Club — Treasurer; Sweet- heart TAU; Sweetheart Alpha Phi Omega ROLAND ALTURE PHILLIPS Business Administration St. Thomas, Virgin Islands Groove Phi Groove; Senior Sena- tor; Society for the Advancement of Management; Active Member of SGA; Manager of Basketball Team; Sweetheart of AKA Court 74-75 109 STANLEY C. PHILLIPS Business Administration Baltimore, Maryland Groove Phi Groove Social Fel- lowship; Marketing Club QUINNSANDERM. PINCKNEY Business Administration Georgetown, S. Carolina ROTC: Senior Class Committee; Society for the Advancement of Management; Alpha Kappa Alpha — Sweetheart; Students for Black Unity REGINAM. PINDELL Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland Student Union; Yearbook Staff; Sickle Cell Anemia Committee; Education Club RUBY M. PINKETT Biology Princess Anne, Md. Ernest E. Just Biological Society; Health Careers Club; Promethan Kappa Tau CALVING. PINKNEY Business Administration Capitol Heights, Md. Tau Alpha Upsilon Fraternity JERRY O. PITTMAN Sociology (Education) Hampton, Virginia Senior Class — Vice President; CIO President; lota Phi Theta Fra- ternity — Vice President; Sociol- ogy Club — Chairman 110 ODELL C. PITTMAN Urban Studies Baltimore, Maryland Urban Studies Organization ALLVNNE A. PLUMMER Political Science Gaithersburg, Maryland Political Union; Yearbook Staff; Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society; Pi Sigma Alpha; Sickle Cell Ane- mia Committee ELIZABETH V. POOLE Theatre Arts Bronx, New York Ira Aldridge Players JOAN POOLE Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland Student Union LaVERNE A. POTEAT Social Work Washington, D.C. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; Advocate Staff; Student Social Work Organization; Alpha Angel ALAN V. POULSON Pre-Med Biology Baltimore, Maryland Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity — President; MSC Choir; MSC Marching Band; Pan-Hellenic Council 111 CHARLENE POWELL Advertising and Graphic Design Baltimore, Maryland Student Art Association; French Club LESSIE W. POWELL Suffolk, Virginia SHELTON CURTIS POWELL Art Glenarden, Maryland Alpha Phi Alpha Frat. Treasurer; Student Art Association; Dormi- tory Council; Pan-Hellenic Coun- cil TYRONE D. PRESS Philosophy Baltimore, Maryland Freshman Class Pres.; Sophomore Class Pres.; Philosophy Club Vice President SHEILA R. PRICE Psychology Hollis, New York STEPHANIE V. POWELL Elementary Education Washington, D.C. Women's Softball Team; College Marching Band 112 LILLIE M. PRIDGET Social Welfare Baltimore, Maryland ADRENA PRIOLEAU Business Education SACS Club WILLIE H. PULLIAM History Education Pan Hellenic Council President; Kappa Alpha Psi Keeper of Records; Wrestling; German Club; Rifle Team DIANAE. PURNELL Accounting Baltimore, Maryland Cooperative Education Program; Women's 8asket Team WHALEN A. RADCLIFFE Business Administration Williamsburg, Virginia DELORES M. RAV Social Work Baltimore, Maryland Student Government — Senator; Social Work Organization; Finesse Productions Commenta- tor; NABSW 113 JEFF A. RAY Pre-Law Baltimore, Maryland Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity; Federa- tion of Presidents; Student Gov- ernment; Pan-Hellenic Council HAROLD W. RAY Music Education Baltimore, Maryland Tau Alpha Upsilon Fraternity; MSC Lacrosse Team; MSC March- ing Band; MSC Jazz Ensemble; Promethan Kappa Tau; Music Educator's National Conference; MSC Cultural Arts Committee MARIE E. REDD Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland MINNIE A. REDDY Urban Studies Baltimore, Maryland MARIE C REESE Elementary Education North Naples, Florida Student Education Association PHILLIP B. REID Sociology Baltimore, Maryland Varsity Swimming BRENDA M. RICE Psychology Baltimore, Maryland Psi Chi Sociely; Psychological Society THOMAS W. RICH JR. Political Science Baltimore, Maryland Assistant Director of SGA; Founder of Tau Alpha Upsilon ELLIOT G. RICHARDSON Art Education Baltimore, Maryland ROBERT L. RIDDICK Business Admin. Baltimore, Maryland Track Team; Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment MELBA C ROBERSON Business Administration Baltimore, Maryland 115 DEBORAH ANN ROBINSON Psychology Colston, Ohio Marching Band; Concert Band; Jazz Ensemble; Psi Chi — Treasurer; SACS; Senior Class Treasurer LUCINDA D. ROTHWELL Business Administration Lexington Park, Maryland Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; SACS JUANEAU T. ROGERS Biology— Pre-Medicine Baltimore, Maryland Groove Phi Groove Social Fel- lowship; Biology Club; Yearbook Staff; Senior Committees — Chairman; Morgan State Radio Staff News Commentator — D.J. DAVID ROSS French Baltimore, Maryland French Club — President; Spanish Club; German Club; Dean's List RANDOLPH H. ROWEL Biology Annapolis, Maryland Biology Club; Basketball Team; Alpha Phi Omega M m wC ELWOOD M. ROY Business Administration Greensboro, Maryland 116 SHIRLEY K. RUSSELL Mathematics Baltimore, Maryland Apostolic Fellowship Club (70-74); Math Club (72-74); Alpha Kappa Mu SYLVIA RUSSELL Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland Spokesman Staff; Art Club; Sec. of Junior Class; Sec. Apostolic Fellowship Club — 74; V.P. of the Newman Club 73 PETCHAWON SAE-LAO Business Administration Baltimore, Maryland International Students Associa tion — V.P. DEBORAH ANN SANDERS Political Science Baltimore, Maryland Yearbook Editor 1975; Philos- ophy Club 1973-5; Political Union 1972-3; Spokesman Staff 1972-3 YVONNE A. SAUNDERS Sociology Nassau Bahamas ROBERT E. SAVAGE Biology Baltimore, Maryland Beta Kappa Chi; Biology Club; Health Career Club 117 BERNARD F. SAVOY Physics La Plata, Maryland Physics Club; Swimming Team MAGDALENE V. SCOFIELD Sociology Denton, Maryland Sociology Club BARBARA A. SCOTT Baltimore, Maryland JOAN B. SCOTT Psychology Seat Pleasant, Maryland MSC Choir JOHN J. SCOTT Sociology Roosevelt, New York French Club; Wrestling Team CLARENCE D. SEIFERTH Business Administration Memphis, Tennessee SHELLAWEASE R. SHAW English English Club — President; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority JOYCE SHIPLEY Elementary Education JACK J. SHEELY Physical Education JOHNS. SHEPPARD Business Administration Baltimore, Maryland Society for the Advancement of Management; Promethan Kappa Tau; Business League of Baltimore; NBL Planning Committee MARILYN D. SHORT Psychology Baltimore, Maryland Alpha Kappa Mu; Psi Chi Honor Society RONALD J.SIGGERS Art Education Severn, Maryland Student Art Association; Beta Sigma Tau 119 ROY L. SIMMONS Business Administration Baltimore, Maryland Society for the Advancement of Management ANNE P. SMITH English Somerset, Bermuda English Club; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; International Student Assn. JOHN E. SIMPKINS Business Administration Seat Pleasant, Maryland Morgan Penn Exchange; Intra- mural Basketball; Society for the Advancement of Management BENJAMIN F. SMITH Business Administration Baltimore, Maryland DARLENE P. SMALLWOOD Business Education Baltimore, Maryland DAYLE M. SMITH Social Welfare Staunton, Virginia Social Welfare Club; The Advocate 120 DEBRA J. SMITH Home Economics — Food and Nutrician Baltimore, Maryland MCUPID — Maryland; Undergraduate Program in Diatetics, Coordinator DORIS C. SMITH Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland ELINA W. SMITH Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland JACQUELYN J. SMITH Urban Studies Baltimore, Maryland LORRAINE V. SMITH Art Baltimore, Maryland Student Artists Assoc. Coordina- tor of Exhibition MARION E. SMITH Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland 121 ROBERT A. SMITH Social Welfare Easton, Maryland Omega Psi Phi Fraternity — Assistant Dean of Pledgees; Alpha Kappa Mu; Intramural Sports VERNICE L. SMITH Social Welfare Baltimore, Maryland Dean's List; Promethean Kappa Tau; Zeta Phi Beta Sorority DEBRAE. SPENCE English Baltimore, Maryland English Club; German Club CHARLOTTE C. SOMERVILLE Psychology Baltimore, Maryland Psi Chi Honor Society; Psycho- logical Society — Secretary; Department Honor Scholar; Alpha Kappa Mu CLAIRE M. SPENCER Nutrition Baltimore, Maryland BERNICE G. SPICER Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland CHARLESS. STANLEY Business Administration Baltimore, Maryland Society for the Advancement of Management — Photographer; Marketing Club; Accounting Club; Economics Club JUDITH L. STEGLICH History Centereach, New York DELORISF. STEPHENSON History Columbia, Maryland DOROTHEA A. STERN Biology Baltimore, Maryland Modern Dance Croup — Trea- surer; Health Careers Advisory Society — Assistant Secretary; Biology Club; Philosophy Club; Promethean Kappa Tau; Alpha Kappa Mu; Morgan-Penn Coop (Exchange Student) SANDRA STEVENSON Community Mental Health Baltimore, Maryland 123 CAROLYN ETHEL STEWART Social Work Princess Anne, Maryland Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.; Dean's List; Sweetheart Court Omega Psi Phi FratStudent Social Work Organization; Miss Morgan Court 74-75 MICHAEL STINSON Business Administration Baltimore, Maryland Karate Instructor VALENE E. STRONG History Baltimore, Maryland TERRING LISETTE STOKES Biology Baltimore, Maryland Alpha Kappa Mu jOAN B. D. STUKES English Baltimore, Maryland 124 CHARLES P. SUMMERS Sociology Philadelphia, Penn. Omega Psi Phi Frat. — Pres.; Pan- Hellenic Council V. Pres.; Sociol- ogy Club SANDRA DENISE SWANN Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland BETTY ANN SWINSON Baltimore, Maryland LINDA E. TALBERT Chemistry Yeadon, Pa. CYNTHIA A. TATE Social Welfare Baltimore, Maryland Social Welfare Organization; Miss Morgan's Court 125 ADRIENNE M. TAYLOR Foreign Language Spanish Havre de Grace, Md. Spanish Club — President; French Club; Dean's List; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority; Cheer- leader— Captain CORDELIA D. TAYLOR Elementary Education Havre de Grace, Md. Non Phi Non Social Organza- lion; Women's Basketball Team; Women's Softball Team JOHN P. TERRELL Business Administration Baltimore, Maryland Marketing Club; Society for the Advancement of Management MAKONNEN TESSEMA Economics Addis Abeba, Ethiopia Economics Students Association; Foreign Students Association ALICE C. THOMAS Physical Education Woodbine, Maryland Women's Basketball 4 years; Women's Softball 4 years; Volley- ball Team 3 years FAITH E. THOMAS Psychology Harwood, Maryland Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority — Dean of Pledgees; Alpha Kappa Mu; Psi Chi — Secretary; lunior Class Senator; Chairman — Com- mittee on Student Life; Senior Class Senator; French Club — Treasurer; Promethean Kappa Tau; Psychology Department Honor Student; Alpha Phi Alpha — Sweetheart 126 CHERYL K. THOMPSON Elementary Education Philadelphia, Pa. Miss Freshman; Freshman Charm Club — President; MSC Inspira- tional Voices; Groove Phi Groove Sweetheart; Groove Phi Groove — Queen; MSC Choir; Harper House — Vice President DENISE ROCHELLE TOLIVER Elementary Education Seat Pleasant, Md. Non Phi Non Social Organiza- tion; Food Committee; CIO; Interdormitory Council — Trea- surer CHERYL ANITA TOPPIN Chemistry Baltimore, Maryland American Chemical Society — President; Beta Kappa Chi — Vice President; Alpha Kappa Mu; Promethan Kappa Tau; Depart- ment Honors Scholar LEON A. TUNCTSON Clinical Psychology Baltimore, Maryland Psi Chi Psychology Society; Psy- chological Society CONSTANCE M. TURNER Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland Maryland State Teachers Associa- tion EILEEN D. TURNER Mathematics Baltimore, Maryland Math Club — Corresponding Secretary; Society for the Advancement of Computer Sci- ences 127 RICHARD L. TVUS Business Administration Somerset, New Jersey Varsily Football; Varsity Baseball VATTANA UNAPAT Accounting Baltimore, Maryland CARL F. UNDERWOOD Accounting Baltimore, Maryland SAM; Accounting Club CARRIE W. VICKS Sociology — Social Welfare Baltimore, Maryland Social Welfare Organization; Advocate Staff RONALD D. VINCE English Baltimore, Maryland English Club, Vice President RENALDO A. WALKER Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland 128 GREGORY WALLACE Sociology Brentwood, Maryland Student Union; Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship; Intra- mural Basketball BERNIDA C. WAPLES Elementary Education Berlin, Maryland ELNORAJ. WARDLOW Business Administration Baltimore, Maryland DWIGHT S. WARREN Physical Education Baltimore, Maryland Major Club DARSCHELL WASHINGTON History Baltimore, Maryland Phi Alpha Theta Historical Honor Society; Yearljook Staff CALPURNIA WATERS Elementary Education College Marching Band; Women's Softball Team 129 WILLIAM DONALD WATERS Business Administration Chambersburg, Pa. Football BERYL A. WATSON Chemistry St. Croix, Virgin Islands Medical Technology Club; Allied Health Club; Home Economics Club; Overseas Student Associa- tion DANIEL HENRY WATSON Business Administration Passaic, New Jersey SAM; Promethan Kappa Tau Honor Society; Accounting Club JOE FRENCHIE WATSON Business Administration Philadelphia, Pa. Dorm Committee; Intermural Basketball; Intormural Football SHEILA DELORES WEST Business Administration Baltimore, Maryland Inner City News Editor Spokes- man; SAM MARTINUS ESTEE WESTRAY Biology — Pre-Med Baltimore, Maryland Biology Club; Morgan Singers; Modern Dance Croup 130 DOUGLAS MARION WHITE Biology Baltimore, Maryland Biology Club ELAINE BARBARA WHITE Business Education Baltimore, Maryland c MELVIN MAURICE WHITE Business Administration Baltimore, Maryland Promthean Kappa Tau Honor Society; Yearbook Staff; SAM Club SHIRLEY D. WHITFIELD Social Work Pottstown, Pa. ARNET JOSEPH WHORLEY History Baltimore, Maryland ROTC (Rangers); Phi Beta Sigma Frat. PATRICIA ANN WILKES History Baltimore, Maryland Miss Ranger 1974-5; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; History Club 131 GEORGE M. WILLIAMS EDITH M. WILLIAMS Business Administration Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland Randallstown, Md. Sociely for the Advancement of Management GLORIA A. WILLIAMS Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland LINDA E. WILLIAMS Severn, Maryland PAULETTE WILLIAMS Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland MSC Band; ESA VICKI )EAN M. WILLIAMS Business Education Baltimore, Maryland Phi Beta LamtxJa; Society for the Advancement of Computer Sci- ences 132 PAMELA C. WILLIAMSON DENETERIA A. WILLIS Business Education Social Welfare Baltimore, Maryland Bridgeport, Conn. MSC Marching Band; Business Social Welfare Club; Charm Education Club; Gymnastics Club; Miss Soul Dip 1974-75 £ MITCH A. WILLIS Chemistry Evansville, Indiana Kappa Alpha Psi — Pole-march; American Chemical Society; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority — Sweetheart; Karate Club DOROTHY L. WILSON Business Administration Baltimore, Maryland FANNIE j. WILSON Elementary Education Landover Hills, Md. JANET H. WILSON English Baltimore, Maryland English Club; MSC Marching Band; MSC Concert Choir; Mor- gan Singers 133 LINTON A. WILSON Sociology Club Flushing, New York Sociology Club VINCENT WINGFIELD Geography Baltimore, Maryland AMBROSE R. WOODEN Physical Education Baltimore, Maryland CHARLES E. WOODS Psychology Baltimore, Maryland French Club; Psychological Society MICHAEL L. WOOTEN Business Administration Seat Pleasant, Maryland Society for the Advancement of Management; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity; Intramural Sport — Captain; Dormitory Committee; Track Team; Commerce Club; Marketing Club RITA). WREN Home Economics Lanham, Maryland Home Economics Club MARIA GUSANNA WRIGHT Business Education Denton, Maryland Business Education Club VHHE YEGHIAZARIAN Chemistry Baltimore, Maryland ALMEDA FAYE YANCEY Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland CHARITY SYKES YOUNG Music Education Baltimore, Maryland Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society; Music Educators National Conference — Sec.; Morgan State Choir; Primary Sun- day School Teacher CAMILLA MICHELLE YATES Nutrition Baltimore, Maryland Miss Morgan State College; Mor- gan Varsity Cheerleader; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority 135 • 17 ANDRE ADAMS Baltimore, Maryland CHARLYNN BOLDEN Elementary Education Washington, D.C. REGINALD A. BOYCE Physical Education Baltimore, Maryland Varsity, Football SLVIA BURCH Speech Communications Washington, D.C. Delta Sigma Theta; Student Court (1972- 3); Promethean — Associate Editor EMELDA CUSTIS Social Welfare Baltimore, Maryland JOYCE DASHIELL Home Economics Philadelphia, Pa. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; Home Eco- nomics Club; Pom Pom Squad WILLIAM ROBERT FAISON Business Administration Baltimore, Maryland Evening Student Council, Pres.; Black Student Union, VP.; Cultural Arts Comm.; Chairman International Studies Committee ROSALIND ELENE FORD Baltimore, Maryland Home Economics Club; Finesse Produc- tions Modeling Club SHIRLEY FRAZIER Baltimore, Maryland 137 BRENDA C. GEORGE Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland Promethean — Associate Editor DENISE H. GREEN Business Administration Baltimore, Maryland Society for Advancement of Manage- ment; Marketing Club JOSEPH C. HAYMAN Physical Education Baltimore, Maryland ANDREA DALE JACKSON History Alpha, New Jersey Alpha Kappa Alpha — Pres.; Prome- thean Kappa Tau — Pres.; Groove Phi Groove Queen; History Club CYNTHIA ANN JOHNSON Sociology White Plains, Md. 138 MAE JONES Baltimore, Maryland DORIS HERNDON JONES Business Administration Baltimore, Maryland Mu Chapter Cross Keys; Comptroller Evening Student Council; Advisory Board; College Center; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority LEON KESSJR. Sociology Edgewater, Maryland ALFRED DADEELAMIN MASSAQUOI Biology Pujehun, Sierra Leone International Student Asso. — Secretary; E.E. Just Biology Club; Soccer Club; Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society IGNATIUS OLALEKAN OMIDIORA Chemistry lleife, Nigeria President — International Student Asso.; American Chemical Asso.; SACS; College Center Advisory Board 139 ANDREW W. PARKER Accounting Business Administration Baltimore, Maryland SAM Club VERAELIZEBETH POOLE Business Administration Baltimore, Maryland CAROLYN ELIZABETH POWELL Physical Education Gaithersburg, Maryland Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority; Physical Education Club RHONDIA ROSS Baltimore, Maryland KAREN PRIGDEN ROWE Sociology Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Ira Aldridge Players; Philosophy Club; Sociology Club 140 LOUVENIA B.SWINSON Business Education Baltimore, Maryland RODERICK ERIC TATE Political Science Baltimore, Maryland Promethean Kappa Tau; Pi Sigma Alpha; Alpha Kappa Mu MAKONNEN TESSEMA Economics Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Economics Students Association; Inter- national Student Association CAROLYN D. THOMAS Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland KAREN W. WHITMIRE Art Education Hyattsville, Maryland Art Club 141 SENIORS NCTROURED BILIYAMINU OLADIMESI ADIGUN Mathematics Baltimore, Maryland Math Club French Club SACS WALTER LARRY BANKS Political Science Bel Air, Maryland jEWEL CHAMBERS Annapolis, Maryland junior Varsity Cheerleader Volleyball Team BRUCE DUANE CHASE Psychology Baltimore, Maryland BERNARD LEWIS GIBSON History Baltimore, Maryland President — ROTC Officer Club ROTC Ranger, Promethean Kappa Tau ACQUANETTA CAROL GRAY Sociology Baltimore, Maryland TONI LYNN BARBOUR GREGORY Business Education Baltimore, Maryland Modern Dance, Morgan Choir, SAM DEIRDRE JOYCE WRIGHT Education Waterburv. Connecticut Obudettib O ouM ctiUws THE SIUDENJTGOIERNMENT siapp Seated, (L to R): Lisa Morgan, Gwen Jones, Rodney Foxworth, Butch, Gregory Bolden. Standing: Betty Williams, Lonnie McGowan, Maurice, Roland Phipps. Seated, (L to R): John Crawley, Toni Chavis, Dale Watson, Jan Carroll, Ramona Arthur, Janice Clark, Joseph Courtney. Standing: George Hamm, Avronette Burrell, James Steele, Sharon Jackson. THE SENIOR, CLAQQ OFFICERS KENNETH GOODRICH President JERRY PITTMAN Vice President THE FRESHMAN OASS OFFICERS 146 THE SOCIETY FOR, THE advancement of MANAGEMENT Bottom Row, (L to R): D. Green, M. Dates, M. Williams, N. Waddy, P. Fredericks, J. Sheppard, M. Rose. Top Row: C. Standley, C. McLellan, S. Brown, D. Watson, D. Armstrong, J. Terrell, V. King, H. Hart, A. Bell, R. Johnson, S. Faggens, C. Edwards, C. McBean. THE SOCIETY FOR, THE ADVANCEMENTOF COMPUTER, SCIENCE Top Row, (L to R): W. Gibson, R. Houze, K. Whilfield, H. Harrington, G. Deas, V. Turner, D. Lee, C. Som- merville. Middle Row: V. Epps, N. Green, E. Nichols, C. Williams, G. Garfield Ghee, R. Johnson. Front Row: S. Miles, A. Stokes, A. Osborne, R. Ginn. 147 INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS organisation Top Row, (L to R): B. Copeland, B. Lambert, C. Gibbs, W. Mungai, N. Edgecombe, P. Smith, T. Lakew, B. Mengisfu, Olandu, O. Wogu. Middle Row: M. Lakanu, M. Sheriff, L. Ewetuya, I. Marfani, A. Demissie, A. Odubeko, G. Apooyin, Rahim. Bottom Row: J. Amenyah, T. Dawodu, A. Sutherland, S. Ibernana, S. Sowa, E. Whittaker, A. Abayomi. THBCHOfR THE BAND 149 Matwclub Seated, (L to R): P. Holloway, V. Lawrence, E. Nichols (Pres.), S. Russell, H. Harrington. Standing: Mr. Kowarski, Mrs. Rajanna, Mr. Williamson, R. Carden, Maurice, Mr. McMillan, M. Maye, B. Maiden, Dr. W. Talbot (Chairman). evening- Studentcouncil 151 (Left to Right): G. Allen (liasion officer), M. Yancey (treasurer), M. Nelson (1st Vice President), W. Faison (President), H. Daniels, G. McKnight (2nd Vice President), D. Jones (Comptroller), H. Higgs (delegate to USAES). CWEERl£4DER£ 152 RjOTC 153 COUNCIL WO UL ECONO UICC CLUB SOCIAL WELf RE CLUB SOCIOLOGY CLUB 155 mwwv l THE R4N -HELLENIC COUNCIL Willie Pulliam — President Alan Poulson Iris Grinage — Treasurer Karen Bolling — Secretary Pete Scott Stanley Jiggetts Robert Wongus Charles Summers — Vice-President The Pan-Hellenic Council is the inter-governing body of Mor- gan's Greek community. The council has worked untiringly to pro- mote and insure harmonious relationships among all campus Greek letter organizations. In the fulfillment of its goal, some of the council's activities are the all-Greek Rush Party, all-Greek Week and the Pan-Hellenic Dance. 158 mm (L to R): Kenny Goodrich, Richard Smith, Vanthony Nicholson, Steve Hurst, Greg Harris, Kenny Bartee, Darby Brown, Demark McCloud, Kenny Bivens, Charles Robinson, John Lewis, Mike Benford, Alan Poulson, Shelton Powell, Gaines Lansey, Milton Williams. Founded at Cornell University in 1906, Alpha Phi Alpha is the oldest of the predomi- nantly Black fraternities. Since its beginning as a social study club, it has always pursued goals beyond the narrow social realm. Manly deeds, scholarship and love for all man- kind — words from the national hymn — appropriately sum up its basic goals, the fulfill- ment of which is sought in various social-action activities. Since its establishment with seven men, this service-focused body of college-trained men has grown to exceed 45,000. There are 227 college and 337 graduate or alumni chap- ters throughout the U.S. and in Bermuda, England, Liberia, South Korea, South Vietnam, Virgin Islands, and West Germany. In 1941, Alpha Phi Alpha became the first fraternity to drop its racial membership restrictions. Thus, today it is interracial as well as interna- tional. Among the fraternity's nationally known members are Supreme Court Associate justice Thurgood Marshall and Senator Edward W. Brooke. The late Dr. Martin Luther King, jr. was also an Alpha man. 159 Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. was founded on the campus of Howard Univer- sity on january 23,1913 and is the oldest col- lege sorority founded by Black Women. The Alpha Delta Chapter of the sorority was founded on the campus of Morgan State College in May, 1926 by Helene Hash. The standards of leadership, service, scholarship and character continue to char- acterize the sorority and its members in col- lege and the life of the community. In keeping with the goals of the sorority. Alpha Delta Chapter has initiated many pub- lic service projects. (T to B): Karen Bolling, Lenore Fcazier, Laverne Poteat, Faith Thomas, V'Nell Carroll, Rose Pearson, Lucinda Rothwell, Iris Crinage, Terri DeVoll, Tina Cage, Caro- lyn Stewart, Linda Bessicks, Toni Chavis, Diane Ful- ton, Joyce Dashiell. 160 Kappa Alpha Psi was founded january 5, 1911 at Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana. The Alpha lota Chapter was organ- ized at Morgan in 1931. The fundamental purpose of the fraternity is achievement in all fields of human endeavor, placing emphasis on brother- hood. KAPPA SWEETHEARTS (T to B): Linda Sweatt, Cheryl Hall, Karen Bolling, Melanie Sharps, Renee Rose. Standing: Jerry McCall, Renee Rose, Dwight Mathias, Floyd Taliaferro, Mitchell Willis, Willie Pulliam. Seated, (T to B): Jesse Lane, Melanie Sharps, Fred Harrod, Sheldon Ballat, Linda Sweatt, Gary Shaw, Marcel Baynes, Cicero Brown, Ricky Huntley, Henry Lewis, Reginald Quick, Cheryl Hall, Teddy Garrett, WiTliam Walker, Karen Bolling, Tony Miller, Dwight Mathias. 161 Top, (L to R): G. Mungin, D. Bowser, C. Weldon, L. Tidwell, R. Williams, A. Smith, C. Harder, A. Rose, J. Carroll, P. Wilson, G. Sparks, M. Williams, M. Wooten. Bottom, (L to R): S. Gardner, M. Butler, L. Branch, Jr., E. Scott, D. Gardner, C. Johnson, R. Williams, A. Junius, C. Summers, E. Pridgen, I. Taylor. Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. was founded in 1911 at Howard University in Washing- ton, D.C. The Fraternity was founded on the Four Cardinal Principles — Manhood, Scholarship, Perseverance and Uplift. Pi Chapter, located at Morgan State College, founded in 1921, long one of the leaders in this brotherhood, remains a progressive instrument of service on the campus and in the community. 162 (T to B): Alva Hunt, Linda Sweatt, Carliss Cooper, Sherry Day, Barcnda Morris, Patricia Wilson, Vanessa Ware, Debbie Doy, Sharon Craft, Sharon Jackson, Patrice Gilliam, Cheryl Davis, Cherie Harp, Gretchen Bell, Gloria Wilson, Marsha Morris, Brenda Nichols, Vanessa Lawrence, Audrey Bryant, Sylvia Burch, Vinetta Paige, Denise Brown, Sheila Grier, Debbie Green, Laura Simmons, Venita Burton, Debbie Clark, Sylvia Johnson, DeEtte Dunlop, Melanie Sharps, Lauretta Judy Gray, Bonnie Taylor, Monica Jones, Gail Adams, Barbara Trout, Marguerite Reed. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Alpha Gamma Chapter, was founded at Morgan in April, 1926, by six young women who placed great importance on maintaining good academic standards, campus participation and service to the community. Among the founders are Mrs. Frances B. Hill of the Music Department and Mrs. Alice Parham, for- mer director of the student union. The six founders were initiated on Howard Universi- ty's campus under the direction of Alpha Chapter. Delta was the second sorority admit- ted to the campus. SIGMA SWEETHEARTS Jennifer Jones Robin Goldsmith Irma Dixon Deborah Quinerly Jasmine Coleman (L to R): H. Harley, V. Harley, A. Wal- ter, G. Gunther, J. Jenkins, H. Doug- lass, R. Quinerly, J. Ray, M. Diggs, A. Woodward, O. Patterson, A. Whor- ley, E. Shivers, R. Sutton, R. Wongus, P. Sweet, G. Mitchell, R. Collier, R. Cotrell, D. Shelton, R. Hatcher, B. Maiden. Feeling the need to bring Greek letter organizations back to their historical and funda- mental ideas and ideals, A. Langston Taylor, Charles T. Brown and Leonard F. Morse founded Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity 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 rele- vant chapter and relevant people they shall be. Our cause speeds on its way. 164 (T to B): Michelle Cates, Lynn Ayers, Brenda McKinley, Brenda Newsam, Cortina Goings, Wanda Alston, Wanda Polston, Pamela Tinseley, Sharon Johnson, Irene Bagley. 165 Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. was organized at Howard University on January 16, 1920. Objectives of service, sisterly love and scholarship have brought together women from all parts of the country to become sorors of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority. TWE CfO COUNCIL Center: Jerry Pittman. Left to Right: Vice President Isaac Hayes, Pershing Angels — Estelle Ennis, Tau Alpha Upsilon — Joseph Lynch Jr., Alpha Phi Omega — Miss CIO Janice Jewel Matter, Tau Alpha Upsilon — Anthony C. McPhail, Pershing Rifles — Her- bert J. Duberry, Groove Phi Groove — Delbert Sharps, lota Phi Theta — James J. Elliott. The Council of Independent Organizations was organized 1968 to identify independent organizations who had common interest for unity, togetherness, brotherhood and sisterhood. The Council consists of eight organizations: lota Phi Theta, Groove Phi Groove, Pershing Angels, Pershing Rifles, Alpha Phi Omega, Tau Alpha Upsilon, Nun Phi Nun and Gamma Sigma Sigma. Each organization within the council has two representatives whose responsibilities are to vote and promote all other plans needed for the council to function successfully. Even though it is a council of eight different organizations, our goals have always been to work as one. 168 A PQ Top: Randy Rowe, Howard Williams, Clarence Blackwell. Bottom: George Belt, Jerry Robinson. Alpha Phi Omega National Service Fraternity was founded December 16, 1925, at Lafayette College in Pennsylvania. Mu Gamma Chapter was initiated 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. 0G- Top Row: Halbert Banks, Delbert Sharps, Keith Hayeslett, Gary Lockin, John Calhoun, Clyde McBean, George Beverly, Steve Varkley, Willie Mosses. Second Row: Demetrius Johnson, Robert Gibson, Steve Conwell, John Waiters, Rhonda Miles, Derrick Smith, Cornell Sheppard, Michael White, Gregory Wallace. First Row: Dickie Slaughter, Charles Hughes, Kim Wil- liams, Juane Rogers, Evelyn Wallace, Debbie Suber. Bottom Row: Wanda Williams, Cheryl Thompson, Murt Williams, Thad Edwards, Dennis Jeffries, Pat Acty. The primary function of Groove Phi Groove Social Fellow- ship is to educate its members. The purpose of this organiza- tion is to promote educational awareness, to integrate the social, religious, and athletic phase of all mankind through brotherhood; to participate in undergraduate as well as gradu- ate activities, both educational and social, to promote good sportsmanship at all times; to support the community life in general. 100 QUEEN MISS LIL COX AND COURT Sandra Jones, Lillian C. Smith, Dorien Bonn, Gloria Wilson, Cathy Waddill and Vanessa McHenry. Row One: Courtney Rowe Williams, Rodney Leon Wilbanks, Jerry Pitt- man, Michael Collier, Robert Wil- liams, Arthur Boo Rochee. Second Row: Brady D. Willis, Angelo Wells, Clayton Osborne, Issac Hayes, Jimmy Jay Elliot. Alpha Chapter, the first of lota Phi Theta, was founded September 19, 1963, by men who felt they were too old and mature to go through a ridiculous pledge season, lota's purpose is to establish brotherhood and a sense of mature responsibility while maintain- ing one's pride and confidence in one's self. P A Top: Peggy Brooks, Jill Gaither, Marilyn Henderson, Pricilla Applely. Bottom: E st el la Ennis, Mary Langley, Jennifer Jones, Annette Larkins. The Society of Pershing Angels was established February 9, 1965 by a diligent group of freshmen women. They endeavored to promote the Morgan State College women and to establish a girl's drilling team at the college. The Pershing Angels strive to achieve perfection in drilling. With the help of all the Pershing Rifles, but especially that of the late john (Stony) Burke, Jr., the Pershing Angels made their debut on May 13,1965, which was R.O.T.C. Day. Since that day, the Pershing Angels have been progressively moving forward. P R, 1st Row: Tyrone Fuller, Tony Williams, Walter Hunter. 2nd Row: Michael Foster, Bobby Whittier, Michael Woolford, Quinn Anderson, Gary Fuller. 3rd Row: Herbert Du berry. The National Society of Pershing Rifles is an organization whose purpose is to foster a spirit of friendship and cooperation among the Military Department and maintain a highly efficient drill com- pany. The Pershing Rifles have performed on campus, as well as in many cities throughout the country. TAY Left to Right, Bottom: A. Wallace, R. Thornhill, A. McPhail, S. Freeman, G. Jones, G. Pinkney, H. Ray, M. Morgan, L. Jones. Standing: G. Jones, C. Jones, E. Purnell, M. Thomas, L. Friends, G. Covington, R. Olver. Tau Alpha Upsilon Fraternity was founded in 1%8 here at Morgan State Col- lege. A few of the Alpha Chapter founders include: Michael Ramsey, Louis Bur- rell, Kenny Bevins, David Crommarty, and Burly Coleman. The founding fathers intended to bring a real dimension of Blackness to fraternal life at Morgan State College. AA Standing: V'Nell Carroll, Shellawease Shaw, Carmen Queen, Shirley Johnson, Bonnie Walker, Diane Fulton, Avery Spikes, Jetheda Curtis, Laverne Poteal, Sharon Peerman, Joanne W. Seated: LuAnn Howard, Maggie Williams, Debbie Gibbs, Barbara Murray. The Alpha Angels were established in 1968 at Southern University as an auxilliary organization of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc. The purposes and objectives of this organization of Black women are fully directed toward sustaining the image, high ideals and rapport of the brothers of Alpha Phi Alpha with the rest of the college community. The Alpha Angels are a self- sustaining organization whose directives are primarily evolved from the internal resources, however, receiving nominal guidelines from the broth- ers. We would like to express our appreciation for the warm-reception given us as an infant organization of the college community. 175 V_ SfXtoft I B4£fcBB4LL First Row, (Left to Right): T. Wells, A. Johnson, Jr., R. Phipps. Second Row: J. Grant, J. Gorman, J. Meade, B. Newton, G. Vidal, B. Scroggins, M. Jennings, Q. Cole, T. Herderson, L. Johnson. Third Row: A. Johnson, Asst. Coach; M. Maddox, Trainer; A. Johnson, M. Johnson, E. Evans, A. Solomon, M. Webster, K. Austin, I. Young, M. Streety, J. Crum, P. Edwards, P. McNeil., Ass't. Coach; Nat Frazier, Head Coach. Three years ago, Nat Frazier proclaimed basketball prominance for Morgan State College. The Bears took a “giant step in that direction last season, “winning all the marbles — the NCAA College Division championship finished with a 28 and 5 record and the top ranking team in the nation among small colleges. Frazier was named Associated Press College Divi- sion “Coach of the Year and Marvin the Human Eraser Webster was named Player of the Year for a clean sweep of basketball honors in 1974. The Bears were ready this year to match their previous record which would enable them to compete in the NIT at Madison Square Garden. Besieged with problems from the onset of the season, they ended the season with an 18 win 8 loss record, two of which were for- feited. Withstanding pressure placed upon the team, Frazier and the Bears maintained their quality of ball playing throughout the season. Suspended Altercation With Referee Basket Ball Coach Sues School For 2 Million Frazier Withdraws Suit Temporarily Students Respond To Fraziers Suspension Question: “Do you feel that the Morgan State College Athletic Board acted hastily in its suspension of Mr. Nathaniel Frazier from his position as head Basketball Coach at the College?” football The Morgan State College Football team engaged in one of the toughest seasons in the history of the school. The season opened against the co-champions of the southwestern athletic association — Jackson State and Grambling. Fortunately, we beat Jackson 8-6 and lost to Grambling 14-0 in a downpour in Kennedy Stadium. Grambling was crowned National Champions for the year. Overall, according to Head Coach Nathan- iel Taylor the team had a good season. Two members of the Bear team were named college All Americans: Robert Hammond and Eugene Simms. Four men made the M.E.A.C. team: Robert Hammond, Eugene Simms, Frank McQueen, and Michael Collier. Coach Taylor is looking forward to higher and brighter things come next year. BASEBALL (L-R), Kneeling: Coach Earl Couch, George Knox, Wade Blount, Anthony McPhail, Greg Williams, Steve Wilkins, Wayn Green, Roland Smith, Refgie Springfield, Victor Ward. Standing, (L-R): Head Coach Flan Couch, Donnie Tyus, Eric CoucE Steven McCray, Basil Williams, Lawrence Cousins, Joe Smith, Paris McGee, Coach Larry Phillips, Coach Lennie Scott. The Bears go into the 1975 season with great deal of optimism. The great strength of the '75 Club will be its depth, nc only in Pitching, but in Hitting and all positions. The Bears will be strong on all front lines as well, and this may be the Bear best baseball team ever, if only the weather would favor them a little more. Catching — Eric Deke Couch, very strong catcher with an excellent throwing arm and a very potent bat which is capabl of breaking any game open anytime. Can be awesome. Deke has a very good knowledge of the game. Could be great. Pitching — Very strong in this department. Richard Donnie Tyus, Captain of the Bears, has a very strong arm, very good control and a good fast ball and curve. H has a super attitude for the game, also plays 3rd base. Darrold Wilson, The hard throwing right hander probably has more experience than any other Pitcher on the squad, Dai rold has an assortment of pitches, a blazing fast ball, slider, curve, off speed pitch, plus his knowledge of the game, and a excellent attitude for the game. Clift Marshall, The control pitcher of the Bears. Will probably be a great surprise to all of the coaches. He too, has a assortment of pitches. Clift's advantage is he keeps the ball low. Victor Ward, is a curve ball specialist with a heart of a lion. Can be effective on any given day. Walter Butch Cooke, a flame thrower who needs a great deal of work because of his 2 years in the Army. Joseph Smith, also needs a great deal of work because he too was in the service, but is showing great promise. Infield — Parris McGhee, hard hitting veteran who led the Bears in hitting last year at a .362 clip. Can be devastating. Wayne Green, returning veteran with a good glove and bat. A little more game concentration would be the cure for all his ills. Basil Mr. Smooth Williams, a freshman from the Virgin Islands is really a candidate for the starting job at first base, M Smooth has a good glove, smooth swing and a knowledge of the game. Outfield — Larry Flaky Cousins, a very good fielder with a strong accurate arm and a very potent bat. Capable of being th home run king on the team. Reggie Springfield, returning veteran can be great in centerfield if he concentrated, has very good throwing arm and re speed on the base path. BEAR STICKMEN Tho Boar Lacrosse team was founded in 1%9 by Hoad Coach Howard Chip Silberman. They onlcrod varsity o thereafter in the Mason-Dixon division of tho NCAA. Since then, tho Lacrosse team has completed season after season in a tough league against such teams as Towson State. U.M.B.C., and Washington Lee University. Tho Bear Stick loam won ret ognilion in its participation in tho Small College Tournament. Tho production of past All-American players attests to tho need for tho team to be recognized as another of Morgan's major athletic powers. OUTSTANDING I FTTFRMFN RFTURNFFS Dave Raymond Bernard W'atkins John Workman Paige Beckwith Tyrone Scott Virgil Love Robert Brown Courtney Severeay Mendoza Wallace •Tyrone Puddio Jones Aaron Glover Jerna Jacques George Kelly 197 W££OUN T£AW Kneeling, (Left to Right): A. Fields (158 lbs.), B. Reagan (118 lbs.), A. Johnson (126 lbs.), H. Johnson (134 lbs.), N. Jackson (142 lbs.). Standing, (Left to Right): Coach Phillips, D. Carlisle, L. Owens (177 lbs.), E. Shivers (167 lbs.), C. Sproul (150 lbs.) The team has performed in the Morgan tradition of excellence. THe season record is 13 wins and 10 losses. One member of the team, Nehemiah Jackson, is a member of the N.C.A.A.-All American Team. Each individual's contribution facilitated a collective victory for Morgan. Carlisle — Qualified for Nationals and placed number 2 in MEAC. Fields — Placed number 5 in MEAC. Jackson — NCAA All American Team, Sixth in nation, number 1 in class in MEAC. A. Johnson — Placed number 3 in MEAC. H. Johnson — Qualified to compete in Nationals. Number 1 in class in MEAC. Owens — Qualified to compete in Nationals. Number 1 in class in MEAC. Reagan — Qualified to compete in Nationals. Placed Number 2 in MEAC. Sproul — Number 3 in MEAC. 195 £U fMMJN Bottom Row: B. Griffin, R. Fagin, M. Dudley, I. Cox, L. Campbell, L. Looney, K. Williams, Coach ). Mack. Standing: W. Stanley, L. Hamilton, T. Basheath, B. Vaughn, M. Carrington, C. Mosley. Losing the MEAC Swimming and Diving Championship this year was the first loss out of five starts. The Bears seasons record was 9-3. The Bears are optimistic that with fourteen lettermen returning the Aqua Bears will be Number ONE again. 196 193 TRACJC ND FIELD 198 U O UEM IN SPORTS Although not ignored, Women's Sports at Morgan State College, under the direction of Mrs. Barton, have remained in the shadows of the more popular Men's Sports. However, sports for women are an important part of Extracurricular Athletics at M.S.C. The major woman athletic teams at the college are: Volleyball team which has been in exist- ence since 1964 and which in recent years has developed into a fairly good one. The Basketball team which gets better every year; the Track team which, under the training of Coach Thomas, has developed the talents on the participants; and, Gymnastics which since its first year in com- petition, 1974, has faired quite well; and whose members are looking forward to further chances to compete. These women's teams are not as yet as victorious as the more powerful men's teams, but they are continuing their development and are offering many of athletically inclined women to develop their various talents and to compete on an intercollegiate level. 199 If unique is what you seek, the field of chemistry holds the key. I feel that chemistry is the most basic foundation underlying this age of synthetics in which we live. Its appli- cation is evident in all things we see. Therefore, it offers a challenge with unlimited boundaries and opportunities. It can take on the air of a theoretical investigation concern- ing all aspects of life or the structured approach of a scien- tific discipline. The individual is allowed and encouraged to lend his own personality. Mitch A. Willis Chemistry Senior Through scientific reasoning and experiment, the Biol ogy Department has enabled me to expand my concepts o life. Animals and plants are very complex species. Their ori gin, function and well being are somewhat similar. The require many of the same nutrients; and their cellula mechanism are similar. I enjoy working in the sciences an« hope to be as asset to the continuance of mankind. Charles White Owl Hughes Biology Major Senior 202 l-L t “There are two categories into which a subject falls. Humanities and Science, because, like all sci- ences, history deals with problem solving — solving today's problems through study of and reflection, on those of yesterday. Darschell D. Washington History major Senior “Unity and effective leadership among Blacks are two of the strongest principles in fighting white supremacy. Fitting between the two are strong politi- cal participation and economic stability. It seems each generation must pass this banner on to the next generation for fulfillment. I hope the banner need not be passed on with the passing of our generation. Milton Jones Political Science Senior 203 Because I believe that the learning process should not be enclosed in a vacuum, I feel that the Speech Department here at Morgan State College affords stu- dents the opportunity to learn in an academic atmos- phere which will carry them in their prospective endeavors. Michele Mimi Bland Speech Department Senior Through study in the English Department I was able to analyze several Major literary works of the world. This analysis has led to the better understanding of the div- erse social forces which influence the contemporary setting. Dennis Bates English Major Senior 204 Home Economics is not cooking and sewing as so many people seem to think. It is a highly technical, creative and scientific field of study. Barbara Briscoe Home Economics Senior Beverly Lamb Physical Education Senior Physical Education is a very demanding field. 205 In pursuing a double major in Psychology and Pre-Medicine, I hope to establish in my practice the relationship between the spiritual and men- tal being and the optimal functioning of one's physical self. Kenneth Goodrich Sociology is the science of the origin and evolu- tion of society, or of the forms, institutions, and functions of human groups. At Morgan, the department is semi-functional and is an under- developed representation of the teachings which should prepare one for research in this prog- ressive and ever-changing world. I hope that those who come after me will be able to learn from a department which should have advanced itself adequately to deal with the minds of the students who will pass through the doors in the years to come. Reesa Motely 206 “The Foreign Language Department at Morgan is one hat enhances an individual's capacity to learn and develop he necessary and adequate skills that subscribe to effi- ient verbal communication in non-native languages. My several encounters with natives of Africa, France, Germany and Spain have given me a chance to utilize my alents which were magnified by the professors of Foreign Languages here at Morgan. Thus, as a result of the department's efficiency, it has been able to well accomplish its goal; that is, to prepare its students to be able to converse efficiently and master per- tinent information simultaneously. Francais — Deutsch — Espanol — English II Faut hurler avec les loups! Wenn in Rom, Tue Wie die Romer! Cuando A Roma Fueres, Haz Como Vieres! When In Rome Do As the Romans Do! William Ardell Benjamin Linguistics Major Junior “With the epitome of man being education, the Morgan State College Education Department concerns itself with producing teachers only of quality. IrisGrinage Education Major Junior 207 Of all the arts. Music is the most fleeting. My experiences at Morgan have helped me gain insight into the complexities and com- ponents of the things that men hold so beau- tiful. I am thankful for having known the fac- ulty of the Music Department, some of the most knowledgeable of people, and for the opportunity of associating with such well known organizations as the college choir, band, wind, and Jazz Ensemble. Harold Ray Music Major Senior The Theatre Arts Major is a demanding one that teaches discipline and self confidence. This major offered me an opportunity to be exposed to television, the stage and public speaking. As a result of being enrolled at Morgan, I commentated the Sports portion of the WJZ news, assisted in the production direction of the Larry Angel Show, New Directions in Living and WJZ Sports. Gayle Guilford Johnson Theatre Arts Major Senior « 208 The Business and Economic Department is one of the most progressive and active depart- ments on campus. There are opportunities for actual work experience and contact with the executives of industry. It is also the foundation of the S.A.M. Club, whose activities have impressed these industrial executives, along with the Accounting and Marketing Clubs. Mor- gan's Business Grads have and will continue to uphold its integrity. Cornel L. Johnson (Roy) Business Senior Sing sin. We Thin Gin. We Jazz June. We Die soon. WE REAL COOL By Gwendolyn Brooks The Pool Players Seven at the Golden Shovel. We real cool. We Left School. We Lurk late. We Strike straight. 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